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Ascon Tecnologic - Y39W Line - Operating Instructions - Pag. 2

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Key:

 Used to change the Set Point (press and release) 

and to program the function parameters (pressed for 5 s).   
In programming mode is used to enter in parameters edit 
mode and confirm the values.  In programming mode it 
can be used together with the   key to change the pro-
gramming level of the parameters.  When the keyboard is 
locked it can be used together with the   (hold pressed 
for 5 s) key to unlock the keyboard.

2. 

 Key:

 In programming mode is used for decreasing the 

values to be set and for selecting the parameters.  Hold 
pressed for 1 s, while in normal mode, it can also be 
programmed via parameter 

t.Fb

 to carry out other func-

tions such as activating the 

Aux

 output, a manual defrost 

cycle, etc. (see functions of keys  ,   and  ).

3. 

 Key:

 In programming mode is used to increase the 

value to be set and to select the parameters.  In program-
ming mode can be used, togetherwith key   to change 
parameters level.  Pressed together with   key for 5 s 
allows the keyboard unlock.  Hold pressed for 1 s, while in 
normal mode, it can also be programmed via parameter 

t.Fa

 to carry out other functions such as activating the 

Aux

 output, a manual defrost cycle, etc. (see functions of 

keys  ,   and  ).

4. 

/  Key:

 Press and release the key to display the instru-

ment variables (measured temperatures etc.).  In pro-
gramming mode press the key for 2 s to return in normal 
mode.  Hold pressed for 1 s, while in normal mode, it can 
also be programmed via parameter 

tuF

 to carry out other 

functions such as turn ON and OFF (stand-by) the device, 
activate the 

Aux

 output, a manual defrost cycle, etc. (see 

functions of keys   and  ).

5.  LED SET:

 During the normal operating mede, signals 

that a ket is pressed.  In programming mode indicates the 
programming level of the parameters.

6.  LED   - COOL:

 Indicates the output(s) status (compres-

sor or temperature control device) when the istrument is 
programmed for cooling operation: ON (

ON

), OFF (

OFF

or inhibited (

flashing

).  If both loops are programmed to 

perform a cooling action, this LED signals that at least 1 
output is active (OR condition).  And more with both loops  
programmed for cooling action but with parameter 

t.Ld

 = 

2

this LED shows the 

r1

 controller status, while the status of 

controller 

r2

 is shown by 

Aux

 LED.

7.  LED   - HEAT:

 Indicates the output(s) status (compres-

sor or temperature control device) when the istrument is 
programmed for heating operation: ON (

ON

), OFF (

OFF

or inhibited (

flashing

).  f both loops are programmed to 

perform a heating action, this LED signals that at least 
1 output is active (OR condition).  And more with both 
loops  programmed for heating action but with parameter 

t.Ld

 = 

2

, this LED shows the 

r1

 controller status, while the 

status of controller 

r2

 is shown by 

Aux

 LED.

8.  LED  :

 Indicates: Defrost in progress (

ON

) or drainage 

time in progress (

flashing

).

9.  LED  :

 hows the 

Fan

 output status: ON (

ON

), OFF 

(

OFF

) or inhibited (

flashing

).  If several outputs are pro-

grammed for fans operation, this LED signals that at least 
1 output is active (OR condition).

10. LED  :

 Shows the Alarm status (

ON

), OFF (

OFF

) and 

Acknowledged or Lached (

flashing

)

11. LED Aux:

 Shows the Auxiliary output status: ON (

ON

), 

OFF (

OFF

) or inhibited (

flashing

).  If parameter 

t.Ld

 = 

2

 

and both controllers are programmed to perform the same 
action, this LED can indicate the status of controller 

r2

.

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

waypressing t    key, however, using the 

t.Ed

 parameter, it 

is possible to establish whether and which Set Points can be 
set with the fast procedure of the   key.

t.Ed

 parameter can take a value between 

0

 and 

3

:

oF

 No Set Point can be set with the   key fast procedure 

(the   key pressed and released has no effect);

Only SP1 can be set;

Only SP2 can be set;

Both SP1 and SP2 can be set.

Increase

value

Decrease

value

Increase

value

Decrease

value

sp2

sp1

 18.5

NORMAL MODE

Press 

and

release

For example, if parameter 

t.Ed

 = 

1

 or 

3

, the procedure is:

Press and release the   key, the display will show the label 

SP1

 alternated to its value.

To change it press the   key to increase the value or   to 
decrease it.  These keys increase or decrease the value one 
digit at a time, but if the button is pressed for more than one 
second the value increases or decreases rapidly and, after 
two seconds, the speed increases even more in order to 
quickly reach the desired value.
If only 

SP1

 (

t.Ed

 = 

1

) can be modified, once its desired value 

has been set, pressing the   key exits the fast setting mode.
If, instead, also 

SP2

 (

t.Ed

 = 

3

) can be set, pressing the   

key again, the display will show 

SP2

 alternated to its value.  

To change it press the  /  keys as has been done for SP1.
When all the desired values are set, press the key   or wait 
for about 15 s pressing no keys to exit the Fast Set Point 
Programming mode, after that time the display returns to the 
normal operating mode.
A different way to access the individual fast Set Points 
chenge can be achieved by appropriately programming the 
respective parameters 

t.FA

 and 

t.Fb

.  When these param-

eters are correctly programmed, each Set Point can be re-
called for changes pressing and releasing the the by press-
ing and quickly releasing the   and   keys.
In this case, after changing a Set Point with this modality, the 
procedure is always exited pressing the   key or, automati-
cally, pressing no keys for about 15 s, after which the display 
returns to the normal operating mode.

Summary of Contents for Y39W

Page 1: ...studied in particular to manage refrigeration units display cases etc typically in tended for the storage and distribution of wines and or drinks in domestic or commercial uses The instrument is equi...

Page 2: ...both loops programmed for heating action but with parameter t Ld 2 this LED shows the r1 controller status while the status of controller r2 is shown by Aux LED 8 LED Indicates Defrost in progress ON...

Page 3: ...to 0 now using the keys insert the programmed password number and press the key again If the password is correct the instrument displays the code of the first parameter and it will be possible to pro...

Page 4: ...use of the instrument for applications not expressly permitted by the above mentioned rule must adopt all the necessary protective measures The instrument MUST NOT BE USED in dangerous flamma ble or...

Page 5: ...vices ex fuses proportionate to the circulat ing currents It is strongly recommended that cables with proper insula tion according to the working voltages and temperatures are to be used Furthermore t...

Page 6: ...ables that can be displayed are Pr1 Probe Pr1 measurement Pr2 Probe Pr2 measurement on oF if set as digital input Pr3 Probe Pr3 measurement on oF if set as digital input The system automatically exits...

Page 7: ...the following functions oF Buzzer always disabled 1 The Buzzer sounds when an alarm is active 2 The Buzzer sounds when a key pressed does not signal alarms 3 The Buzzer sounds when a key pressed and...

Page 8: ...nfigured for r1 and r2 operation the LEDs still indicate the controllers status If both controllers are configured for the same action r Fc CC HH the or LEDs indicate the activation of at least one of...

Page 9: ...frost the control outputs ot and the Fanscon tinue operating while df output is enabled 5 8 1 Automatic Defrosts Start The automatic control of defrost occours by Interval times For continuous compres...

Page 10: ...s of parameters A y2 and A y2 are 1 Absolute Alarms referred to Pr1 probe 2 Alarms Relative to SP1 referred to pr1 probe 3 Absolute Alarms referred to r2 probe 4 Alarms Relative to SP2 referred to r2...

Page 11: ...e key for at least 5 s it is possible to enable disable a defrost cycle 3 Pressing the key for at least 1 s it is possible to switch the instrument from the ON status to Stand by status and vice versa...

Page 12: ...itch on off Stand by 4 Auxiliary output command 5 Door open with fan stop 6 Door open without fan stop 0 16 i ti Delay in acquiring digital input oF 0 01 9 59 min s 99 5 min s x10 oF 17 i dS Variable...

Page 13: ...H2 e A L2 oF 0 01 9 59 min s 99 5 min s x 10 oF 46 A PA Temperature Alarms delay at power ON oF 01 9 59 h min 99 5 h min x 10 2 00 47 A dA Temperature Alarms delay after defrost oF 0 01 9 59 h min 99...

Page 14: ...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 VA...

Page 15: ...rective 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 Y39W Instrument with mechanical keyboard Y39SW Instrument with...

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