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Ascon Tecnologic - Y39 Line - Operating Instructions - Pag. 3

test and keep it pressed for 5 seconds.  In this way is 
possible to have access to ALL the parameters, verify 
and modify the parameter 

t.PP

.

PARAMETERS

GROUP

(PROGRAM MODE)

INS. CORRECT

PASSWORD

0.

R.P.

-25.5

PASSWORD

REQUEST

]

SP

NORMAL MODE

Hold

for 2 s

Hold for 5 s

Increase

Value

Decrease

Value

2.4 

Customized Mode Parameters Programming

 

(parameters programming level)

The password protection hides all the configuration parame-
ters behind a factory set password to avoid unwanted changes 
being made to the programming of the controller.  To make a 
parameter accessible without having to enter the password 
when 

t.PP

 password protection is active follows this procedure:

 

Enter the Program mode using the 

t.PP

 Password and 

select the parameter thatmust always be accessible (no 
password protection).

 

Once the parameter has been selected, a blinking 

SET

 LED 

means that the parameter can be programmed only entering 
the password (is protected), if the LED is steady ON the pa-
rameter is programmable without password (not protected).

 

To change the parameter visibility, press the   key and keep-
ing it pressed also press the   key.  The 

SET

 LED chenges 

its state indicating the new access level of the parameter (

on

 

= not protected; 

blinking

 = protected by password). 

In case some parameters are not protected, accessing the 
the programming mode the display first shows the not pro-
tected parameters, then the 

r.p

 parameter (through which 

will be possible to access the “

protected

” parameters).

Previous

Parameter

Next

Parameter

SET

PARAMETER

Increase

Value

Decrease

Value

35.0

-25.5

NOT Protected

PARAMETERS

NORMAL MODE

Hold

for 2 s

Hold for 5 s

PARAMETERS

(PROGRAM MODE)

INS. CORRECT

PASSWORD

Increase

Value

Decrease

Value

0.

R.P.

PASSWORD

REQUEST

S.LS.

a.HA.

2.5 

Reset Parameters to Default Value

The instrument allows the reset of the parameters to those 
values programmed in factory as default.
To restore the default parameters value, set the value 

-48

 at 

r.p

 password request.

Therefore, to make the reset to the default parameters, en-
able the Password using the 

t.PP

 parameter so that the 

r.p

 

setting is requested, at this point insert 

-48

 instead of the 

programmed access password.
Once confirmed the password with the   key, the display 
shows “

---

” for 2 s after which the instrument resets all the 

parameters to the factory default setting.

2.6 

Keyboard Lock Function

On the instrument it is possible to completely lock the key-
board.  This function is useful when the controller is installed 
in an accessible area and changes must be avoided.
To activate the keyboard lock it is enough program the pa-
rameter 

t.Lo

 to a value different than 

oF

.

The 

t.Lo

 value is the keys inactivity time after which the in-

strument  automatically locks the keyboard.  Therefore, press-
ing no buttons for the time set at 

t.Lo

, the normal functions of 

the keys are automatically disabled.
When the keyboard is locked, if any of the key is pressed, 
the display shows 

Ln

 to indicate that the lock is active.

To unlock the keyboard it is enough to contemporarily press 

 +   keys and keep them pressed for 5 s, after which the 

label 

LF

 appears on the display and all the key functions will 

be available again.

Summary of Contents for Y39

Page 1: ...rature probes and a digital input alterna tive to a temperature input in addition can be equipped with an internal buzzer that is the sound system for alarms The 3 outputs can be can all be configured for controlling the compressor or the temperature control device the defrosting device the evaporation fan or alternatively any of the previ ous functions using an auxiliary device or an alarm The 3 ...

Page 2: ...atus ON ON OFF OFF or inhibited flashing 12 LED Stand By When the instrument is in Stand by mode is the only lit LED 2 PROGRAMMING 2 1 Fast Set Point Programming The normal mode to program the setpoint is done by mo mentarily pressing the key the display shows SP or SP2 alternated to the programmed value To change it press the key to increase the value or to decrease it These keys increase or decr...

Page 3: ...e protected parameters Previous Parameter Next Parameter SET PARAMETER Increase Value Decrease Value 35 0 25 5 NOT Protected PARAMETERS NORMAL MODE Hold for 2 s Hold for 5 s PARAMETERS PROGRAM MODE INS CORRECT PASSWORD Increase Value Decrease Value 0 R P PASSWORD REQUEST S LS a HA 2 5 Reset Parameters to Default Value The instrument allows the reset of the parameters to those values programmed in ...

Page 4: ...er must ensure that EMC rules are respected also after instrument installation if necessary using proper filters 4 INSTALLATION WARNINGS 4 1 Mechanical Mounting The instrument in case 78 x 35 mm is designed for flush in panel mounting Make a hole 71 x 29 mm and insert the instrument fixing it with the provided special brackets In order to obtain the declared front protection degree use the screw t...

Page 5: ...nction and the display is turned OFF except for the Stand by LED The transition between Standby and ON status is equivalent to power ON the instrument providing the electrical power In case of power failure the system always sets itself in the condition it was in before the black out The ON Stand by function can be selected Pressing the key for at least 1 s if t UF 4 Pressing the key Aux for at le...

Page 6: ...after the i ti time all the control outputs are disabled the alarm is activated and the instrument alternately shows ON the display the label AL and the variable set at para meter i dS 10 Instrument Switch ON OFF ON Stand by of instrument via NO contact closing the digital input and after the i ti time the instrument is switched ON while it is placed in Stand by when the digital input is open 11 A...

Page 7: ...OUT ot off off ON ON ON time Pr1 Temp Pr1 In the event of probe error it is possible to set the instrument so that the output continues working in cycles according to the times programmed with parameters r t1 activation time and r t2 deactivation time If a probe error occurs the instrument activates the output for the r t1 time then deactivates it for the r t2 time and so on whilst the error remai...

Page 8: ...nterval and automatic defrost start modes are set with parameter d dC rt At real time power ON intervals d di interval is count ed referring to the total time the instrument is switched ON Mode currently used in the refrigerators systems ct At time intervals of the compressor operation output ot switched ON Mode typically used in the posi tive temperature refrigerators systems with defrost by stop...

Page 9: ... A ends because the d tE temperature has been reached defrost B ends when d dE time has elapsed as temperature d tE has NOT been reached defrost C does not take place as the evaporator temperature is higher than d tS d tE d ts dF off off off off d di dSd ON ON ON time d di Defrost d de 1 Temp EP Example of electric defrost with evaporator temperature control The defrost ends when d dE time has ela...

Page 10: ...ion similar to AL but with inverse logic function output active in normal conditions disabled in alarm n Function is similar to An but with inverse logic function output active in normal conditions disabled in alarm The instrument is equipped with the alarm memory function which can be activated via the A tA parameter A tA values are oF The instrument disables the alarm signal when the alarm statu...

Page 11: ...t is possible to enable disable the auxiliary output if configured as o Fo 2 2 Pressing the key for at least 1 s it is possible to enable disable a continuous cycle 3 Pressing the key for at least 1 s it is possible to select one of the 2 stored Set Point in rotation Once the selection has been made the display shows flashing the active Set Point code for about 1 s SP SP2 4 Pressing the key for at...

Page 12: ...upplied by the instrument Supply TLCNV Cable 7 8 9 6 5 4 ON TX RX TTL TLCNV B GND A RS 485 3 2 1 For additional info please consult the TLCNV instruction manual 7 PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS TABLE Here below is a description of all the parameters available on the instrument Some of them may not be present because depend on the model type of instrument S Set Point parameters Parameter Description Range...

Page 13: ...essor output conditioning Et Electrical heating with evaporator temperature control EL 24 d di Defrosting interval oF 0 01 9 59 h min 99 5 h min x 10 6 00 25 d Sd 1st defrost delay at power oF Defrost at power on 0 01 9 59 h min 99 5 h min x 10 6 00 26 d dE Length max of defrost cycle oF 0 01 9 59 min s 99 5 min s x 10 20 0 27 d tE Defrost stop temperature 99 9 999 C F 8 0 28 d tS Defrost enable t...

Page 14: ... and continuous cycle and unlock display delay after defrost oF 0 01 9 59 h min 99 5 h min x 10 1 00 52 A oA Alarm delay with door open oF 0 01 9 59 min s 99 5 min s x 10 3 00 o Outputs and buzzer configuration parameters Parameter Description Range Default 53 o o1 OUT1 function oF No function ot Temp Control compressor dF Defrosting Fn Fan Au Auxiliary At Silenceable alarm AL Not silenceable Alar...

Page 15: ...be 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 Electrical Data Power supply 12 VAC DC 12 24 VAC DC 100 240 VAC 10 AC Frequency 50 60 Hz Power consumption 4 VA approx Input s 3 inputs for temperature probes PTC KTY 81 121 990W 25 C or NTC 103AT 2 10kW...

Page 16: ...e 2006 95 CE EN 60730 1 EN 60730 2 9 Regulation 37 2005 CE EN13485 air S A 2 50 C 90 C with probe NTC 103AT11 11 HOW TO ORDER MODEL Y39 Instrument with mechanical keyboard Y39S Instrument with Sensitive Touch keyboard a POWER SUPPLY H 100 240 VAC G 12 24 VAC VDC F 12 VAC VDC b OUT1 OUTPUT R Out1 Relay SPST NO 16A for resistive loads d OUT3 OUTPUT R Out3 Relay SPST NO 5A for resistive loads Not pre...

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