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SCH 11

Solar heating installation with 1 tank and additional

heat source with solid fuel.

Control logic

SCH 10

Solar heating installation with 2 tanks, sanitary regulation

with thermal exchange and integrative heat source.

Control logic

WARNING!

All outputs are 230V~ powered and are NOT potential free.

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WARNING!

All outputs are 230V~ powered and are NOT potential free.

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Summary of Contents for 3104047

Page 1: ...F DIGITAL CONTROL UNIT FOR THERMAL SOLAR SYSTEMS ARISTON ELIOS 25 3104047 ...

Page 2: ...s and inputs used to control the valves the pumps the inteIrative sources and the proDes used in the type of installation selected oreover on the DacMlit L display it is possiDle to visualize the hydraulic diaIram of the installation set up the state of the outputs the proDes as well as several other data and informations The power unit permits to reset the factory set default data for further inf...

Page 3: ... on off relays 4Z2 1 A maZ 23 8 SPST Contacts powered For version with 2 SPST on off relays 2 semiconductor relays 2Z2 1 A maZ 23 8 SPST 2Z2 1 A 23 8 45 5 z Contacts powered Alarm relay contacts rating 4 1 A maZ 23 8 SP T Protection grade IP 4 Operating temp range uC 4 uC Storage temp range 1 uC 5 uC umidity limits 2 R non condensing Case Material A S 8 self eZtinguishing Color Signal 9hite RAL 3 ...

Page 4: ...able technical standards in order to grant the unit safety DWARNING 3 ASSEM LY 9IT CA LE INPUT ON T E REAR PANEL if the cable fasteners delivered with the unit are not reSuired for installation use a screwdriver to remove the base blocMs permitting the cables to pass through and ſt the blocMs delivered see point 2 Remove the two screws shown in the drawing then remove the whole body from the base ...

Page 5: ...fasteners and or the blocks delivered with the unit 4 Fix the power unit base to the wall Fit the cover again with the electronics at the base 5 Make the electrical connections following the appropriate layout for the type of controller purchased see page and ...

Page 6: ...ively of the 50 C 200 C range type The relay outputs relative to 1 2 3 4 loads are powered 23 8 the output of the auxiliary alarm relay is changeover type SP T with voltage free contacts It is advisable to ſt a 1 A 25 8 fuse on the power unit mains capable to intervene in case of short circuits on loads IN ORDER TO CHECK THAT THE DEVICE IS WORKING CORRECTLY IT IS NECESSARY FOR THE LOADS TO BE CONN...

Page 7: ...tage free contacts It is advisable to ſt a 1 A 25 8 fuse on the power unit mains capable to intervene in case of short circuits on loads IN ORDER TO CHECK THAT THE DEVICE IS WORKING CORRECTLY IT IS NECESSARY FOR THE LOADS TO BE CONNECTED TERMINAL OAR ROUN IN On the base of the control unit case is located a brass terminal board for connecting the ground protection conductors of the load devices co...

Page 8: ...eals no anomalies the red led will remain on otherwise it will continue to ƀash Suickly and the display will show the type of error BACKLIGHT y pressing any key the backlight of the display is activated The backlight automatically shuts off after about 2 seconds from the last key depressure ACOUSTIC SIGNALS The control unit is supplied with an internal buzzer that gives the user an acoustic feedba...

Page 9: ...n the Anti freeze function is activated both SUN and SNO9 icons will be lit when the power unit detects a temperature which forces the anti freeze function to get started the SNO9 icon will also be ƀashing DISPLAY OF COLLECTOR PUMP SPEED WARNING Visualization of this parameter is available only for version with variable collector pump speed If the S or T keys are pressed during normal operation th...

Page 10: ...SE PINS OR NEEDLES INSTALLER PARAMETERS To access the installer parameters press the key Entering the Password The display will show PWD 0000 with the leftmost digit ƀashing thus requesting for the correct password In order to set the 4 password digits use the S or T key by pressing the key the current digit is conſrmed and the ƀashing is transferred to the following digit After conſrming the last...

Page 11: ...s the user to the parameter modifying mode selected WARNING In the installer parameters mode all the outputs are disabled All default values are to be considered as indicative being they subject to changes due to the version and without prior notice To exit the installer mode press the esc key or wait 2 seconds INSERT T E NE9 PASS9OR T E ISPLAY S O9S P9 C j j INSERT NE9 PASS9OR j T E CONTROL UNIT ...

Page 12: ... INSTALLATION TYPE SC P2 SETTIN T ERMAL ATA ATA P3 ANTIFROST PARAMETERS MANA EMENT O AF P4 ACOUSTIC SI NAL MANA EMENT EEP P5 LO IC RELAY SELECTION ACT P6 INTE RATION OURS COUNTER C A P7 LOA S 9IRIN TEST TEST P8 CALCULATION OF T E ENER Y PRO UCE SEM P9 RECOOLIN FUNCTION REF P10 PERIO IC ACTI8ATION OF LOA S P8K P11 MEASUREMENT UNIT UNIT P12 SETTIN OF COLLECTOR PUMP SPEE FS P13 LIMITATIONOFCOLLECTORM...

Page 13: ...will abandon the changes made and will show again the parameter list The parameters inƀuencing the regulation of the selected setup are listed in the following and can be modiſed through the second installer parameter P2 List of thermal data to be eventually programmed PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION TS1 TS2 TS3 TS4 Probe safety temperature ţT 12 Differential between the probes S1 S2 ţT 13 Differential bet...

Page 14: ... CONTROL Thecontrollogicconcerningthecommandsofthe A C function or the MANUAL operation mode takes the place of the differential gear control The controls concerning the Safety and Maximumtemperaturesarealwaysactive Theintegrativesource in Manual mode or in A C is deactivated It will be automatically reactivated when the above modes are deactivated CONTROL LOGIC OF THE SAFETY THERMOSTATS Thecontro...

Page 15: ...on Control logic SCH 02 Solar heating installation with 1 tank and additional thermostatic heating Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 16: ...integration by means of valve logic Control logic SCH 04 Solar heating installation with 1 tank direct integration by means of valve logic Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 17: ...ntegrative heat source Control logic SCH 06 Solar heating installation with 2 tanks valve logic control and no integrative heat source Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 18: ... exchanger for pool heating Control logic SCH 08 Solar heating installation with 2 tanks valve logic control no integrative heat source Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 19: ...h solid fuel Control logic SCH 10 Solarheatinginstallationwith2tanks sanitaryregulation with thermal exchange and integrative heat source Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 20: ...gic Control logic SCH 12 Solar heating installation with 1 tank plus one integrative and one solid fuel heat sources Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 21: ... tank and no integrative heat source Control logic SCH 14 Solar heating installation with 3 tanks pump logic Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 22: ...eat source by means of valve logic Control logic SCH 16 Solar heating installation EAST WEST 1 tank and integrative heat source Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 23: ...xchanger for pool heating Control logic SCH 18 Solar heating installation with 2 tanks logic valve integrative heat source extra pump on the second boiler Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free ...

Page 24: ...ating system with 1 tank 2 sensors only and supplemental heating excluded Control logic WARNING All outputs are 230V powered and are NOT potential free AFTER SELECTIN PARAMETER P2 PRESS T E KEY j USIN T E S or T ARRO9S IT IS POSSI LE TO SCROLL CYCLICALLY T ROU T E T ERMAL DATA Safety temperatures Differentials ysteresis of the differentials ysteresis of the safety thermostats ysteresis of the ther...

Page 25: ...ill be automatically limited to the value TM4 5 C It is not possible to set the Safety Temperatures TS2 TS3 TS4 to a value lower than the relevant Maximum Temperature as the value of the Safety Temperature is In the following the regulation ranges allowed for each parameter are listed WARNING The thermal parameters to be set are displayed when the relevant scheme is selected this means the power u...

Page 26: ...d to the value of the Maximum Temperature 5 C To lower the Safety Temperature it is ſrst necessary to decrease the Maximum Temperature and then set the Safety Temperature to the desired value If the Safety Temperature is displayed but the relevant Maximum Temperature is not then the Safety Temperature will be limited according to the highest Maximum Temperature operating in the current scheme i e ...

Page 27: ...AH at a value which is higher than the Maximum Temperature TM3 because the value of the integration temperature TAH is linked to the Maximum Temperature TM3 5 C In order to lower the value of the Maximum Temperature TM3 below the value of the integration temperature Hysteresis it is ſrst necessary to increase the value of the Differential ţT Hysteresis of the safety temperatures Data Regulation ra...

Page 28: ...antifrost data for optimal operation Any change to these values must be performed by qualiſed personnel only AFTER SELECTIN PARAMETER P3 PRESS T E KEY j IT IS POSSI LE TO SCROLL CYCLICALLY T ROU ANTIFROST DATA USIN T E S or T ARRO9S Antifrost temperature TAF Collector pump ignition interval P ON Collector pump shut off interval P OFF Antifrost test duration TMR j PRESS T E KEY TO MODIFY T E T ERMA...

Page 29: ...following the regulation ranges allowed for each parameter are listed Enable 1 Disable 0 acoustic signal Data Regulation range Default EEP 1 1 Note 0 disables it while 1 enables acoustic signalling P5 RELAY LOGIC SELECTION Using this parameter it is possible to reverse the output logic from Normally Open N O to Normally Closed N C and vice versa It is only possible to modify the output logic for t...

Page 30: ...ic for OUT 4 Data Regulation range Default OUT 4 1 1 Note 0 means Normally Closed N C logic while 1 means Normally Open N O logic The user is allowed to select the relay logic for max 3 outputs only listed in the following AFTER SELECTIN PARAMETER P5 PRESS T E KEY j j SELECT T E DESIRED OUTPUT AND PRESS T E KEY C AN E T E OUTPUT LO IC USIN T E S or T ARRO9S j USIN T E S or T ARRO9S IT IS POSSI LE ...

Page 31: ...ected by sequentially activating all the available outlets for 1 seconds each including the alarm relay and its buzzer The number of times for which the entire test is repeated in multiples of 5 can be set using the single TMR parameter present The activation of the test is signalled on the display with the TIMER icon j PRESS T E KEY T E DISPLAY S O9S FLAS IN PRESSIN T E KEY RESETS T E COUNTER PRE...

Page 32: ...ll be deactivated Select RESET and press ENTER to reset the counter of the energy produced If the parameter is not activated in the selected scheme the message NONE will appear on the display PRESS TO CONFIRM T E PRO RAMMED DATA AND START T E TEST Y PRESSIN esc T E MODIFICATIONS ARE CANCELED AND T E DISPLAY A AIN S O9S T E NUM ER OF PRESET CYCLES USIN T E KEYS S or T SET T E NUM ER OF CYCLES TO 5 ...

Page 33: ...gfunctionwillbeactivatediftheRCENparameter is 1 whereas it will be deactivated if the parameter is If the parameter is not activated in the selected scheme the message NONE will appear on the display PRESS TO C AN E T E SELECTED PARAMETER T E PARAMETER 9ILL START LINKIN j PRESS ARRO9S S and T TO SET T E DESIRED 8ALUE for FLO9 parameter only j PRESS T E KEY TO CONFIRM T E PRO RAMMIN OR PRESS T E es...

Page 34: ...mperature be increased to a value which is higher than the value of the Recooling Temperature TR this is automatically set at the value of the highest maximum temperature 1 C The same shall be considered as regards the Recooling Temperature TR with reference to the integration temperature TAH Recooling Temperature TR Differential Data Regulation range Default ţTR uC 15uC uC Activation Deactivation...

Page 35: ...r 15 seconds according to the operation logic If a load is activated during this time gap the counting will start again from zero The timers counting the waiting and activation time will not be stored and counting will start again from zero in case of reset or voltage lack The periodic activation of loads function will be activated if the P8K parameter is 1 whereas it will be deactivated if the pa...

Page 36: ...rage of the power unit itself The default data reset could be exploited for example if the installer wanted to set the factory data again without however changing every single parameter If the measurement unit is changed the power unit will be reset in scheme no 1 and the message RST data will appear on the display for approx 6 seconds to indicate that all data have been reset to the default value...

Page 37: ...ump rotational speed WARNING Thisparameterisavailableonly for version with variable collector pump speed OUT 1 e OUT 2 are semiconductor solid state relays suitable to drive the speed of a circulation pump In case they are used to drive other electric devices i e motorized valves P12 MN1 and or MN2 must be set to 100 maximum speed Using the P12 parameter it is possible to set both the minimum work...

Page 38: ...ver on the relevant panel is measured a temperature lower than the one set in this parameter The function Minimum Temperature Limitation is not active when in Manual operation mode in A C operation or in case the pumps activation is caused by the intervention of Recooling or similar functions WARNING This parameter will be shown with P13 only for version with variable collector pump speed while it...

Page 39: ...s disabled while with 1 it is enabled 9IT ARRO9S S OR T YOU CAN CYCLE AMON T E FOLL9O9IN T ERMAL DATA FOR RE ULATION Setting of the collector minimum temperature MTC Enabling Disabling of the minimum temperature limitation MTEN j PRESS T E KEY TO MODIFY T E T ERMAL DATA SELECTED T E DATA 9ILL START FLAS IN j j USE T E S OR T ARRO9S TO SET T E DESIRED NUMERIC 8ALUE PRESS T E KEY TO CONFIRM T E PRO ...

Page 40: ... the display shows the icon P In manual operation the collector pump is always active regardless of the measured temperatures and the integrative heat source is always disabled The only active controls are those related to the maximum temperatures and safety USER PARAMETERS To access the user parameters press the M key User menu WARNING In the USER PARAMETERS mode all the outputs are disabled USIN...

Page 41: ...DS OR PRESS T E esc KEY TO 3UIT T E USER MODE PRESS T E KEY TO 8IE9 T E TEMPERATURE j PRESS T E KEY T E DISPLAY S O9S FLAS IN T E NUM ER OF T E PRO E PRESSIN T E esc KEY RETURNS TO S O9IN T E USER PARAMETERS j USIN T E S or T ARRO9S IT IS POSSI LE TO SCROLL CYCLICALLY T ROU T E RECORDED TEMPERATURES TM1 Î TM2 Î TM3 Î TM4 j PRESSIN RESETS T E TEMPERATURE RECORDED TO T AT POINT PRESSIN esc RETURNS T...

Page 42: ... anti frost enables or disables the antifrost function The management of the antifrost data is performed through the user parameters j PRESS T E KEY T E DISPLAY S O9S AFR FLAS IN USIN T E S or T ARRO9S IT IS POSSI LE TO ENA LE OR DISA LE T E ANTIFROST 0 DISABLED 1 ENABLED T E DISPLAY S O9S Q PRESS T E KEY TO CONFIRM T E PRO RAMMIN OR PRESS T E esc KEY TO 3UIT USER PARAMETERS j j PRESS T E KEY T E ...

Page 43: ...ic signal characterized by a series of beeps The probe originating the problem is ƀashing on the display The control unit has revealed an anomaly on the probe The display shows the number of the damaged probe and the type of anomaly present The display shows the icon D and the control unit emits an acoustic signal characterized by a series of beeps One or more probes are measuring a temperature hi...

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