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Ascon Tecnologic - B05B - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - PAG. 8

time has elapsed since the door is no longer opened, the 
controller switches to 

ECO

 mode.  At the first door re-open-

ing the controller returns to 

Normal

 mode.

To use this function, it is necessary to set the Digital Input as: 

o

F

 = 

1

2

 or 

3

 (Open Door input)(

o

F

 = 

2

 or 

3

 for P34).

If 

Et

 = 

oF

 the selection between 

Eco

/

Normal

 modes via a 

digital input is disabled.
If 

tt

 = 

oF

 the time-out switching from 

Eco

 to 

Normal

 mode 

is disabled.

Temp.

SE

SP

d

Ed

tt (2)

Et

time

“Normal”

“Normal”

Et (1)

Pr1

Switching to Economic mode is pointed out on the P03 by 
the switching ON of the LED 

 or, on the P34, by the 

label 

Eco

 shown on the display alternated, every 10 s, to the 

normal display.
To the selection of the Eco mode operation is often associ-
ated the switching OFF of the output configured as 

L1

 (shop 

window light).

5.2.2 

Turbo/Normal/Economic operation selection

Turbo mode

 can be 

manually activated

 when the tempera-

ture of the goods must be lowered after the refrigerator loading 
phase.  Or, it 

can be used

 to 

automatically recover 

the 

tem-

perature of the products 

at the 

end

 of the 

economy mode

.

Turbo

 mode can be 

manually activated

 by:

 

Holding pressed the  /

trb

 key for 5 s;

 

A digital input if parameter if 

o

F

 = 8.

The 

Turbo

 mode can also be 

atomatically activated

:

 

At the end of the 

ECO

 phase mode (only if: 

HC

 = 

C3

);

 

At each instrument Power ON ( (only if: 

HC

 = 

C3

 and 

Pr1

 > 

SE

 + 

Ed

).

The exit from the 

Turbo

 mode automatically occurs after the 

tC

 time has elapsed or manually via a programmed command 

(key or digital input); the instrument returns to 

normal

 mode.

The active 

Turbo

 mode is pointed out on the display with the 

label 

tr

 alternated, every 10 s, with the normal display.

By setting 

HC

 = 

C3

, the operating cycle is as follows:

At Power ON, the instrument starts in the same control mode 
it was in when it has been switched OFF (

Normal

 or 

ECO

unless the power ON temperature is 

Pr1

 > 

SE

 + 

Ed

.  In this 

case, a 

Turbo

 cycle is automatically started.

After the 

tC

time has elapsed, the instrument automatically 

switches to 

Normal

 mode.

If the door is opened frequently, the instrument remains in 

Normal

 mode, but, if it is not open for the time set at 

Et 

parameter, it automatically switches to 

ECO

 mode.

The instrument remains in 

ECO

 mode until the door is re-

opened or, if set, until the 

tt

 timeout.

Exiting from the 

ECO

 mode, the instrument performs a 

Turbo

 cycle to allow goods temperature recovery after which 

it returns to normal operation mode and so on.

Temp.

SE

SP

SH

Hd

Ed

tt (2)

tC

tC

time

“Normal”

“Turbo”

“Turbo”

Et (1)

d

Pr1

1. 

The 

Et

 time count is reset at each door opening and in 

the case shown the door is always closed.

2. 

The 

tt

 time count is stopped at door opening and the 

instrument immediately switches to 

Turbo

 mode.  In the 

case shown, the door is always closed.

5.3 

Measure and display configuration

All the parameters for configuring the inputs are contained in 
the 

-In

 group.

With the 

uP

 parameter it is possible to select the tempera-

ture engineering unit and the desired measure resolution 
(

C0

 = °C/1°; 

C1 

= °C/0.1°; 

F0

 = °F/1°; 

F1

 = °F/0.1°).

The instrument allows the measure calibration, which can be 
used to recalibrate the instrument according to application 
needs.  The calibration is made by using parameters 

C1

 (

Pr1

 

input), 

C2

 (

Pr2

 input) and 

C3

 (

Pr3

 input).

Parameters 

P2

 and 

P3 

allow to select the instrument usage 

of 

Pr2

 and 

Pr3

 measure as:

EP

 

Evaporator Probe:

 The probe performs the functions 

described below in order to control defrosters and 
evaporator fans;

Au

 

Auxiliary Probe:

 Can be used as a probe for display 

only but it is also possible to associate it with tempera-
ture alarms (possible uses: product probe, anti-freeze 
probe etc.);

cd

 

Condenser Probe:

 Can be used as a probe for display 

only, but it is also possible to associate it with tem-
perature alarms to indicate condenser malfunctioning 
alarms (e.g. dirt/clogged condenser);

dG

 

Digital Input:

 see Digital Input Functions.

If a probe input is not used, set 

iP

o

 = 

oF

 (

is the probe 

number).
It is not possible set 2 probe inputs for the same function.  If 
two inputs are set for the same function, this is done by the 
probe with the lower number input.
With 

ft

 parameter can be applied a software filter to the 

measurement input values in order to decrease the instru-
ment sensibility to rapid temperature changes (increasing 
the sampling time).
In addition to this filter, there are 2 other similar filters that are 
used only for probe 

Pr1

 display for measurement increasing 

(parameter 

Du

) and the decreasing (parameter 

dd

) to avoid 

displaying rapid temperature variations.
The filter locks the maximum decrement displayed at 0.1° eve-
ry 

dd

 seconds and the maximum increment displayed every 

du

 seconds.  The filters are reset at Power ON.

In order to display the so filtered 

Pr1

 masure it is necessary to 

set parameter 

dS

 = 

F1

 differently program 

dS

 = 

P1

.

DS 

parameter can be used to establish what is normally 

shown on the display:

P1

 

Probe Pr1 measurement;

P2

 

Probe Pr2 measurement;

P3

 

Probe Pr3 measurement;

Summary of Contents for B05B

Page 1: ...ng the temperature or continuous time compressor operating through stopping the compressor electric heating or hot gas cycle inversion The appliance has special defrosting optimisation func tions and...

Page 2: ...n be used to start stop a manual defrost In parameter programming or variables display mode is used for selecting the parameters and for increas ing the values to be set In programming mode if pressed...

Page 3: ...is possible to select which Set Point is to be set as active S1 S2 S3 Once selected the active Set Point press the key or wait 10 s after which the instrument makes the selected Set Point active and...

Page 4: ...pro tected if instead the SET LED is steady ON the parameter is programmable without password is unprotected To change the parameter visibility press the key and while keeping it pressed press also t...

Page 5: ...ut adequate protections The instrument used with NTC 103AT11 probe identifiable by the printed code 103AT 11 visible on the sensor part is compliant with standard EN 13485 Thermometers for measuring t...

Page 6: ...igher than the maximum electricity current permitted As the instrument is built in equipment with permanent con nection inside housing it is not equipped with either switches or internal devices to pr...

Page 7: ...d With the key pressed for 1 s if UF 2 Using a Digital Input if parameter oF 7 where o is the number of the digital input o 1 4 for P03 or o 2 4 for P34 5 2 Normal Economic and Turbo operation The con...

Page 8: ...oods temperature recovery after which it returns to normal operation mode and so on Temp SE SP SH Hd Ed tt 2 tC tC time Normal Turbo Turbo Et 1 d Pr1 1 The Et time count is reset at each door opening...

Page 9: ...nstrument alternately displays the label AL and the variable set at parameter dS 6 Normal ECO mode selection with NO contact at digital input closure the instrument switches to the ECO mode operation...

Page 10: ...d the key pressed 5 6 Temperature control All parameters relative to the temperature control are con tained in the re group The instrument control is ON OFF and acts on the ot and HE outputs depending...

Page 11: ...urned ON last time delay between two switching ON off off off ON S1 Temp time d P3 P3 P3 ot output ON ON Pr1 During the output inhibition the LED of the control output blinks It is also possible to pr...

Page 12: ...rrectly set it is possible to avoid many non necessary defrosting cycles and therefore save energy that could instead happens in normal operation when to guar antee the system efficiency the interval...

Page 13: ...mperature has not reached the lock value or the SP d value or is elapsed the time set at parameter dA dL Lb Shows the label dF during the defrost cycle and Pd after the defrost until at the end of def...

Page 14: ...rms and their differentials 1d 2d With parameters 1y and 2y it is also possible to define whether the alarm thresholds 1H 2H 1L 2L are absolute or relative to the Set Point Depending on the desired op...

Page 15: ...to disable the control outputs when the main voltage is lower or higher than the values set at parameters LU Low voltage Alarm expressed in Volt x 10 HU High voltage Alarm expressed in Volt x 10 At th...

Page 16: ...remote display To the instrument it is possible to connect the remote display TVR Y through the special cable that can have a maximum length of 10 m The TVR Y device is directly supplied by the instru...

Page 17: ...C F 0 0 11 CU 280C Measure offset display only 30 0 30 0 C F 30 9 9 9 9 30 C F 0 0 12 P2 280D Probe Pr2 input function 0 oF 1 EP 2 Au 3 cd 4 r1 5 dG oF No function EP Evaporator Au Aux cd Condenser r1...

Page 18: ...oF 30 tE 2820 Defrost stop temperature 99 9 999 0 C F 99 9 9 9 9 10 99 C F 8 0 31 Ei 2821 Defrost interval for evaporator probe error 0 oF 0 01 99 59 h min oF No interval 01 59 min 01 99 h 6 32 EE 28...

Page 19: ...Description Range MODBUS R W Range display Default display Note 56 1y 283C Temperature alarms 1 Type 1 10 1 Pr1 absolute with label H L 2 Pr1 Relative with label H L 3 Au absolute with label H L 4 Au...

Page 20: ...Au Auxiliary At Silenceable alarm AL Not silenceable Alarm An Stored alarm t Silenceable alarm with inverse logic Output open in alarm L Not silenceable Alarm with inverse logic Output open in alarm n...

Page 21: ...SH and SE limits 2 Direct selection of Active Set Point between the 3 pre set Set Points S1 S2 and S3 using the keys 2 83 PP 285B Access Password to parameter functions 0 oF 1 99 oF No password 1 999...

Page 22: ...e shipped to Ascon Tecnologic with a detailed description of the faults found without any fees or charge for Ascon Tecnologic except in the event of alterna tive agreements 10 TECHNICAL DATA 10 1 Elec...

Page 23: ...ir S A 1 50 C 90 C with probe NTC 103AT11 11 INSTRUMENT ORDERING CODE 11 1 B05B Instrument Code MODEL B05B Controller a POWER SUPPLY H 100 230 VAC b OUTPUT 1 OUT 1 H Relay SPST NO 30A AC1 for resistiv...

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