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INTRODUCTION

 

3 

Index 

 

1.

 

INTRODUCTION

 

AND

 

FEATURES

 

.................................................................................................................................................

 

4

 

1.1.

 

T

EMPERATURE

 

M

ONITORING

 

AND

 

A

LARMS

 

...............................................................................................................................................

 

4

 

1.2.

 

D

OOR

 

F

RAME

 

H

EATER

 

T

EMPERATURE

 

C

ONTROL

 

AND

 

M

ONITORING

 

..............................................................................................................

 

4

 

1.3.

 

HACCP

 

C

OMPLIANT

 

D

ATA

 

L

OGGER

 

AND

 

THE

 

PC

 

C

OMMUNICATION

 

P

ROTOCOL

 

AND

 

S

OFTWARE

 

........................................................................

 

5

 

1.4.

 

E

LECTRONICALLY

 

C

ONTROLLED

 

L

IGHT

 

S

WITCH

 

AND

 

A

UTOMATIC

 

L

IGHT

 

O

FF

 

....................................................................................................

 

5

 

2.

 

CONTROLLER

 

.............................................................................................................................................................................

 

6

 

3.

 

PARAMETER

 

PROGRAMMING

 

....................................................................................................................................................

 

7

 

4.

 

CHANGE

 

THE

 

ACCESS

 

CODE

 

......................................................................................................................................................

 

12

 

5.

 

TECHNICIAN

 

MENU

 

(CELSIUS/FAHRENHEIT

 

UNIT

 

SELECTION,

 

TEMPERATURE

 

PROBE

 

OFFSET,

       

PC

 

CONNECTION

 

SETTINGS,

   

HACCP

 

DATA

 

RECORDING

 

SETTINGS)

 

...........................................................................................................................................

 

14

 

6.

 

RESTORE

 

THE

 

DEFAULT

 

SETTINGS

 

............................................................................................................................................

 

17

 

7.

 

OPERATING

 

WIMS

 

200

 

.............................................................................................................................................................

 

18

 

7.1.

 

T

URN

 

O

N

 

T

HE

 

C

ONTROLLER

 

.................................................................................................................................................................

 

18

 

7.2.

 

R

EAD

 

T

HE

 

W

ALK

‐

IN

 

A

IR

 

T

EMPERATURE

 

A

ND

 

T

HE

 

C

URRENT

 

T

IME

 

...............................................................................................................

 

18

 

7.3.

 

D

ISPLAY

 

T

HE

 

C

URRENT

 

D

ATE

 

A

ND

 

T

IME

 

.................................................................................................................................................

 

18

 

7.4.

 

D

ISPLAY

 

T

HE

 

D

OOR

 

F

RAME

 

H

EATER

 

T

EMPERATURE

 

..................................................................................................................................

 

18

 

7.5.

 

O

PERATE

 

T

HE

 

L

IGHT

 

S

WITCH

 

................................................................................................................................................................

 

19

 

7.6.

 

H

IGH

 

A

LARM

 

....................................................................................................................................................................................

 

19

 

7.7.

 

L

OW

 

A

LARM

 

.....................................................................................................................................................................................

 

19

 

7.8.

 

P

ANIC

 

B

UTTON

 

(O

PTIONAL

)

 

.................................................................................................................................................................

 

19

 

7.9.

 

D

OOR

 

S

WITCH

 

...................................................................................................................................................................................

 

19

 

8.

 

HACCP

 

DATA

 

DOWNLOAD

 

VIA

 

SD/MMC

 

..................................................................................................................................

 

20

 

8.1.

 

C

LEAR

 

THE

 

E

VENTS

 

M

EMORY

 

...............................................................................................................................................................

 

22

 

9.

 

ERROR

 

MESSAGES

 

...................................................................................................................................................................

 

23

 

9.1.

 

T

EMPERATURE

 

P

ROBE

 

F

AILURE

 

M

ESSAGES

 

.............................................................................................................................................

 

23

 

9.2.

 

P

OWER

 

F

AILURE

 

M

ESSAGE

 

..................................................................................................................................................................

 

24

 

9.3.

 

SD

 

C

ARD

 

O

PERATION

 

E

RROR

 

M

ESSAGE

 

.................................................................................................................................................

 

24

 

10.

 

BATTERIES

 

.............................................................................................................................................................................

 

25

 

10.1.

 

C

ONNECT

 

T

HE

 

B

ATTERY

 

P

ACK

 

............................................................................................................................................................

 

25

 

10.2.

 

R

EPLACE

 

T

HE

 

B

ATTERIES

 

...................................................................................................................................................................

 

25

 

11.

 

PC

 

CONNECTION

 

KIT

 

AND

 

SOFTWARE

 

(OPTIONAL)

 

.................................................................................................................

 

26

 

11.1.

 

P

ACKAGE

 

C

ONTENT

 

..........................................................................................................................................................................

 

26

 

11.2.

 

C

ONNECT

 

WIMS

 

200

 

T

O

 

Y

OUR

 

PC

 

....................................................................................................................................................

 

26

 

11.3.

 

PC

 

C

ONNECTION

 

F

OR

 

T

WO

 

O

R

 

M

ORE

 

C

ONTROLLERS

 

.............................................................................................................................

 

27

 

11.4.

 

C

OMMUNICATION

 

S

OFTWARE

 

CPX

‐

200

 

..............................................................................................................................................

 

28

 

11.4.1.

 

Special

 

Operation

 

Menu

 

......................................................................................................................................................

 

28

 

11.4.2.

 

Panel

 

Operation

 

Menu

 

........................................................................................................................................................

 

29

 

11.5.

 

PC

 

C

ONNECTION

 

T

ROUBLESHOOTING

 

..................................................................................................................................................

 

30

 

11.5.1.

 

Blank

 

Display

 

.......................................................................................................................................................................

 

30

 

12.

 

FIELD

 

WIRING

 

........................................................................................................................................................................

 

31

 

13.

 

ELECTRICAL

 

DIAGRAM

 

...........................................................................................................................................................

 

32

 

13.1.

 

W

IRING

 

D

IAGRAM

 

...........................................................................................................................................................................

 

32

 

13.2.

 

PC

 

C

ONNECTION

 

W

IRING

 

D

IAGRAM

 

....................................................................................................................................................

 

36

 

14.

 

APPENDIX

 

1

  

AIR

 

TEMPERATURE

 

PROBE

 

OFFSET

 

.....................................................................................................................

 

37

 

Summary of Contents for Walk-in Monitoring System 200

Page 1: ...Better TM Walk in Monitoring System 200 Used in UL Listed Door Panel Assemblies American Panel Corporation 5800 S E 78th Street Ocala Florida 34472 3412 Phone 352 245 7055 Fax 352 245 0726 E mail serv...

Page 2: ...ill ensure you years of trouble free operation On occasion situations can arise and will require the help of the factory whether it be technical information service or replacement of parts We have a h...

Page 3: ...AY THE DOOR FRAME HEATER TEMPERATURE 18 7 5 OPERATE THE LIGHT SWITCH 19 7 6 HIGH ALARM 19 7 7 LOW ALARM 19 7 8 PANIC BUTTON OPTIONAL 19 7 9 DOOR SWITCH 19 8 HACCP DATA DOWNLOAD VIA SD MMC 20 8 1 CLEAR...

Page 4: ...itor the walk in air temperature WIMS 200 is equipped with a highly accurate temperature probe mounted inside the walk in The temperature readings are displayed on an ultra bright dot matrix LED displ...

Page 5: ...0 will display a power failure message that alternates with the common readings air temperature and time It will continue to record the events until the battery is depleted approximately four more hou...

Page 6: ...CONTROLLER 6 2 Controller...

Page 7: ...programming speed The instructions below contain screens with the exact messages displayed by the controller during the programming procedure Follow the notes located to the left of these screens Bef...

Page 8: ...me settings Note If the battery charge function is disabled the Batt message will not be displayed The display will show Real Time Clock Settings Press or to set the flashing value to Y Yes if you wis...

Page 9: ...you wish to turn the door frame heater off change the flashing value from Y to N off by pressing or Press when done Note If you set the flashing value to N door frame heater off the controller will sk...

Page 10: ...for coolers Default value for freezers Ex1 If the flashing value is set 75 the door frame heater will run for 3 minutes and it will be off for 1 minute This cycle will repeat for as long as the contr...

Page 11: ...mits the alarm will go off only after the time set here elapses The alarm time delay can be set anywhere between 0 no delay and 60 minutes Press when done The display will show Light Off Delay Next th...

Page 12: ...ss Code To enter the default access code press the following buttons in order When finished press The display will show After entering the code successfully the controller will ask if you want to chan...

Page 13: ...riefly display the message shown in the figure on the right The display will show If you wish to skip parameter programming press until you get to the OFF message To change the controller parameters s...

Page 14: ...state If it is not press and hold for 5 seconds The display will show Press and hold for 10 seconds The display will show Enter The Access Code To enter the default access code press the following but...

Page 15: ...es or disables the PC connection If you purchased the PC connection kit make sure you enable the PC connection Note If you disable the PC connection flashing value set to N the controller will skip th...

Page 16: ...chnician only Press to skip The display will show This setting is for factory technician only Press to skip The display will show This setting is for factory technician only Press to skip The display...

Page 17: ...ettings Note After restoring the default settings you may have to reprogram the controller Pay special attention to the door frame heater settings To restore the default settings press and hold for te...

Page 18: ...e current date and time make sure the controller is on and then press and hold While holding the display will indicate the readings illustrated in the figures on the right Alternating with Alternating...

Page 19: ...isplay will flash the following message 7 7 Low Alarm If the air inside the walk in goes below the preset low limit the alarm will go off Just as in high alarm event the buzzer will go off and the dis...

Page 20: ...nto its slot the display will show Press to save the data onto the SD card While data is being written on the SD card the display will indicate the message After the controller writes all the informat...

Page 21: ...ts for an extended period of time the battery will eventually fail BATTERY CUT occurs immediately after the battery fail event the battery is disconnected from the system SYSTEM ON occurs when the sys...

Page 22: ...g onto the SD card Note Clear the events memory only after the existing data was downloaded checked and saved Before attempting to clear the events memory the controller has to be in the OFF state If...

Page 23: ...messages occur call a technician to check the integrity of the probes Here is a chart with acceptable electrical resistance Ohm at various temperatures for the temperature probes o C o F kOhm 0 32 27...

Page 24: ...d the time reading For 5 seconds Alternating with For 10 seconds Alternating with For 5 seconds 9 3 SD Card Operation Error Message Retry Message You may get the retry message when trying to download...

Page 25: ...er up the controller Enter the programming mode to set the current date and time see Chapter 3 10 2 Replace The Batteries When replacing the batteries use only pre charged rechargeable 1 2V AA Ni Mh b...

Page 26: ...IMS 200 to your PC follow the instructions below and refer to the diagram on Chapter 12 2 Run a two wire cable maximum 4000 feet from the terminals labeled A and B at the junction box to your computer...

Page 27: ...end jumper is located next to the PC connection terminals at the back of the electronic board see photo below Before removing the end jumper disconnect the main power to the door The jumper will have...

Page 28: ...operator to save the programmed parameters and the events memory to the PC for archival purposes 11 4 1 Special Operation Menu To access this menu click on the Special Operation tab located on the rig...

Page 29: ...r factory use only If it is accessed by mistake hit once to return to OFF state Return to OFF state Click on this menu option to turn the controller off This option is available only when the controll...

Page 30: ...vidual units Download Data Click on this option to download the events from the controller s memory onto your PC 11 5 PC Connection Troubleshooting 11 5 1 Blank Display If the software window appears...

Page 31: ...ssing through panels Make all the connections inside the j box located on the door frame inside the walk in next to the vapor proof light fixture If a stub out construction was requested all the conne...

Page 32: ...ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 32 13 Electrical Diagram 13 1 Wiring Diagram...

Page 33: ...ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 33...

Page 34: ...ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 34...

Page 35: ...ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 35...

Page 36: ...ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 36 13 2 PC Connection Wiring Diagram...

Page 37: ...that particular location TMEASURED Read the air temperature on the display of WIMS 200 TWIMS 100 The temperature difference between the two temperatures is the temperature offset TOFFSET TOFFSET TMEA...

Page 38: ...American Panel Corporation 5800 S E 78th Street Ocala Florida 34472 3412 Phone 352 245 7055 Fax 352 245 0726 E mail service americanpanel com...

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