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-  if  “dhCn”=  drhC,  the  cooling  action  takes  priority  over 
dehumidification (in practice, if at the same time there is a request 
for  cooling  and  one  for  dehumidification,  only  the  CooL  output  is 
activated, and when the active temperature Set is reached, the drh 
output is also activated) 
- if dhCn= HC, the cooling action takes priority over dehumidification 
and  the  dehumidification  action  takes  priority  over  heating  (in 
practice, if at the same time there is a request for cooling and one 
for  dehumidification,  only  the  CooL  output  is  activated,  and  when 
the  active  temperature  Set  is  reached,  the  HEAt  output  is  also 
activated). 
- If, however, there is a request for heating and at the same time a 
request  for  dehumidification,  the  HEAt  and  CooL  outputs  are 
activated  and  when  the  active  humidity  Set  is  reached,  only  the 
HEAt output remains activated. 

 
4.7  -  COMPRESSOR  PROTECTION  AND  OUTPUT  DELAY 
FUNCTIONS 

All  the  parameters  regarding  the  compressor  protection  function 
and the activation delays of the outputs are contained in the 

]

PrC”

 

group

The compressor protection function carried out by the apparatus is 
aimed  at  avoiding  frequent  interventions  of  any  compressor 
commanded  by  the  appliance  through  the  CooL  output,  and  it 
consists of 4 time checks operating simultaneously. 
The  first  check  envisages  a  delay  in  the  activation  of  the  CooL 
output  on  the  basis  of  that  which  is  set  in  the 

“PtC1”

  parameter 

(delay upon switching on). 

Temp.

CooL

off

ON

SP t

time

HStt

off

off

off

ON

ON

Pr1

 

The second check envisages a block on the activation of the related 
output if, from when the output was deactivated, the time set in the 

“PtC2”

 parameter (delay after power off) has not elapsed. 

ON

CooL

off

PtC2

PtC2

PtC2

SP t

Temp.

time

HStt

ON

ON

off

off

Pr1

 

 
The  third  check  envisages  a  block  on  the  activation  of  the  related 
output if, from when the output was activated the last time, the time 
set  in  the 

“PtC3”

  parameter  (delay  between  one  power  on  and 

another) has not elapsed. 

PtC3

CooL

off

SP t

ON

Temp.

PtC3

PtC3

time

HStt

off

off

ON

ON

Pr1

 

Lastly,  the  fourth  check,  by  means of  the 

“LCt”

  parameter,  allows 

the establishment of the minimum time of activation of the output, if 

necessary  delaying  its  deactivation,  so  as  to  avoid  operating 
periods of the compressor that are too short. 
Similar  activation  delay  checks  are  envisaged  for  the  control  of 
heating  HEAt  (

“PtH”

  par.),  for  the  control  of  humidification  rh 

(

“Pthu”

 par.), and for the control of dehumidification drh/CooL/HEAt 

(

“Ptdh”

 par.). 

During all the override phases caused by the protection devices, the 
LED related to the action delayed is flashing. 
It is also possible to prevent the activation of all the outputs after the 
appliance is switched on for the time set in the 

“od”

 par.. 

During the phase of delay upon switching on, the display will show 
the  indication 

od

  alternating  with  the  normal  programmed 

messages. 
The  delay  functions  are  deactivated  when  the  related  parameters 
are programmed = OFF. 

 
4.8 - DEFROST CONTROLLER 

All the parameters regarding the control of defrosting, which acts on 
the  outputs  configured  as  “CooL”  and  “dEF”,  are  contained  in  the 

]

dEF”

 group

.

 

The  type  of  defrosting  that  the  appliance  is  to  carry  out  is 
established by the 

“dtyP”

 par., which can be programmed: 

=  EL

  -  WITH  ELECTRIC  HEATING  or  BY  COMPRESSOR 

STOPPAGE.  In  this  mode,  during  defrosting  the  “CooL”  output  is 
deactivated while the “dEF” output (if configured) is activated. 

= in

 - WITH HOT GAS or CYCLE INVERSION. In this mode, during 

defrosting the “CooL” and “dEF” outputs are activated. 
The automatic execution of defrosting cycles occurs in accordance 
with  the  interval  programmed in  the 

“dint”

  par.,  which  establishes 

the  time  that  must  elapse  between  two  successive  automatic 
defrosting cycles. 
Manual execution of defrosting cycles, on the other hand, can occur 
using one of the 3 keys (U, UP/F1, DOWN/F2), if programmed = 3, 
or by means of one of the 3 digital inputs, if programmed = 8 (see 
OPERATION OF KEYS and DIGITAL INPUTS). 
To start a manual defrosting cycle using the keypad, press the key 
programmed  for  the  defrosting  function  when  not  in  programming 
mode,  and  keep  it  pressed  for  approximately  5  seconds,  after 
which,  if  the  necessary  conditions  are  in  place,  the  appliance  will 
carry out a defrosting cycle. 
Inversely,  pressing  the  key  while  defrosting  is  in  progress 
terminates the defrosting cycle. 
Using  one  of  the  3  digital  inputs,  if  programmed  =  9,  it  is  similarly 
possible  to  terminate  a  defrosting  cycle  in  progress  or  to  prevent 
defrosting cycles. 
The method of counting the defrosting cycle interval is established 
by the 

"dCt"

 par., which can be programmed as follows: 

= rt

 - interval counted as total operating time (appliance on) 

= ct

 - interval counted as compressor operating time (CooL output 

on). 
The duration of the defrosting cycle can be determined by the time 
or, if the evaporator sensor (Pr2) is used, when a set temperature is 
reached. 
If  the  evaporator  sensor  is  not  used,  the  duration  of  the  cycle  is 
established by the 

“dEFE”

 par.

If  the  evaporator  sensor  is  used,  defrosting  ceases  when  the 
temperature measured by the Pr2 sensor exceeds the temperature 
set in the 

“tEdF”

 par.

.

 

If this temperature is not reached within the time set in the “dEFE” 
par., the defrosting is in any case interrupted. 
For  the  purpose  of  avoiding  unnecessary  defrosting  cycles,  the 

“tSdF”

  par.  is  used  for  setting  the  temperature  for  enabling 

defrosting. 
If  the  temperature  measured  by  the  evaporator  sensor  is  higher 
than  that  set  in the  “tSdF”  par.,  or  than  that  set in  the  "tEdF"  par., 
defrosting cycles are blocked. 
Defrosting  cycles  are  also  blocked  whenever  the  temperature  Set 
Point is programmed = OFF. 

Summary of Contents for X33H

Page 1: ...PARAMETER PROGRAMMING 2 5 CONFIGURATION OF THE PARAMETERS WITH A01 2 6 KEYPAD LOCK 3 WARNINGS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE 3 1 PERMITTED USE 3 2 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 3 3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 3 4 ELE...

Page 2: ...n the value set will be memorized and the display will then move on to read SP h humidity Set point and the value set for it To modify this value use the UP and DOWN keys The SP h Set point can be set...

Page 3: ...ted with a 5 pole connector The A01 device can be used for the serial programming of appliances that must have the same configuration of the parameters or for keeping a copy of the programming of one...

Page 4: ...upply the appliance can be in one of 2 different states ON means that the controller actuates the control functions STAND BY means that the controller does not actuate any function and the display is...

Page 5: ...sabled The buF par allows the buzzer to be enabled YES or disabled no 4 4 TEMPERATURE REGULATOR All the parameters regarding the regulation of the temperature are contained in the rEG group The regula...

Page 6: ...he appliance is switched on for the time set in the od par During the phase of delay upon switching on the display will show the indication od alternating with the normal programmed messages The delay...

Page 7: ...hether the recycling fans must be switched on FdF On or whether they should switch off during defrosting FdF OFF In this last case it is possible to delay the re starting of the fans even after the en...

Page 8: ...he alarm conditions of the appliance are Errors in Sensors E1 E1 E2 E2 E3 E3 E4 E4 Temperature alarms HI 1 LO 1 HI 2 LO 2 HI 3 LO 3 HI 4 LO 4 External alarm AL Door open alarm AdoP 4 13 1 TEMPERATURE...

Page 9: ...upon the closure of the input and after the did time the alarm is activated and the appliance alternately shows on the upper display AL and the variable established in the diSU par 2 Signalling of an...

Page 10: ...cle the cycle is interrupted and the appliance returns to the normal regulation state STOP 7 START PAUSE STOP mode When the command is given by key the cycle is started START If the key is pressed for...

Page 11: ...the event that it is envisaged that the operator cannot be present at the end of this phase and thus cannot extract the product it is possible to program a third maintenance phase For this third phase...

Page 12: ...temp Pr3 Measurement of OFF Pr1 Pr2 Pr3 Pr4 SPt SPh Pr4 Pr3 sensor auxiliary temp Pr4 Measurement of Pr4 sensor humidity SPt Active temperature Set Point SPh Active humidity Set Point rEG group param...

Page 13: ...shold for high Pr3 temperature OFF 58 0 302 0 C F OFF 62 LAL3 Alarm threshold for low Pr3 temperature OFF 58 0 302 0 C F OFF 63 dAL3 Differential of Pr3 temperature alarms 0 0 30 0 C F 2 0 64 ALd3 Del...

Page 14: ...t AL ALL On End HEAt 86 Out3 Configuration of operation of OUT3 output see Out1 OFF CooL HEAt rh drh dEF FAnr FAnE drhE LIGH AuS ALt rH 87 Out4 Configuration of operation of OUT4 output see Out1 OFF C...

Page 15: ...encountered within 12 months of delivery The guarantee is limited to the repair or replacement of the product Any opening of the housing tampering with the appliance or non compliant use and installa...

Page 16: ...measurement sampling 130 ms Display 4 digit 1 Red and 1 Amber yellow h 7 mm Class and structure of the software Class A Conformity Directives 2004 108 CE EN55022 class B EN61000 4 2 8KV air 4KV cont E...

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