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Cod. +030221881   rel. 1.0  -  11/02/2000 

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Based on the factory settings, the 

PDLQ functions are the following: 

 

• 

3-6: configured as a thermostat, with operation in degrees centigrade, 6HW3RLQW at 4ºC and differential of 2ºC. The 

DEFROST operation is enabled by time at 8 hour cycles lasting 30 minutes (compressor stop only). The high and low temperature 
alarms are disabled. In the case of operation in continuous cycle, the duration is 4 hours and the temperature alarm is bypassed for 
2 hours from the end of the cycle. 

 

• 

3-<3-;: have the same settings as the PJ32S. Furthermore, these are programmed to manage defrosting using electrical 

elements, with operation based on time for the X version, and with the second probe for the Y model. The display of the 
temperature during defrosting remains on the last value acquired before the start of the defrost. There is an evaporator dripping 
time of two minutes after the defrost, and the high temperature alarm is bypassed for one hour from end defrost. 

 

• 

3-&: on top of the functions of the IR32Y, these units are set to manage the evaporator fans, which are stopped when the 

compressor is off and during defrosting. Furthermore, a one minute pause is set for the fans after dripping, to allow the evaporator 
to return to operating temperature before starting forced ventilation. In the IR32C, the defrost is stopped when the probe on the 
evaporator measures 4ºC (defrost by temperature). 

If many of the instrument’s parameters need to be modified during installation, it may be useful to set the complete configuration of 
one instrument, and then copy it using the KEY accessory; in this case the operation can be performed in just a few seconds, with a 
complete copy of all the parameters. 
 

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°C/°F 

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/  control Set Point  

 -50 127  °C+/°F  4 

type of defrost (0=heating element, 1=hot gas, 2=heating element 
by time, 3=hot gas by time) 

flag 

0 (*) 

G,  interval between defrosts 

199 

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GW  end defrost temperature Set Point 

-50  +127 

°C/°F 

$G  temperature alarm delay 

+199 

min 

$/  shift low temperature alarm threshold 

+127 

°C/°F 

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$+  shift high temperature alarm threshold 

+127 

°C/°F 

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enable defrosting mod. S and selection of multifunction relay 
function (alarm) 

1 flag 1 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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:$51,1*6: 

• 

for all models where the second probe is not used or used for the display of the product temperature, or for the models with 

the alarm relay, parameter 

G must be set for timed defrost, in this way, any alarms from the second probe are not signalled. To 

stop the running of the defrost cycles, parameter 

G, must also be set to 0;

• 

the S models with two probes (codes PJ32S00 and S0P) have been designed to use the second probe for measuring and 

displaying the food storage temperature (Food Probe). To manage the second probe, these models are in fact programmed as Y 
models, with all the corresponding parameters, but do not have the defrost relay; it is clear that they must be set so as defrosting is 
not enabled, or, if necessary, only timed defrost with compressor off;

• 

the S models with alarm relay, PJ32S20*, to use the function of programming the status of the alarm relay by parameter 

+ are 

set as X models; as they don’t have the defrost relay they must be programmed so as defrosting is not enabled, or, if necessary, 
only timed defrost with compressor off (

G,=0 or G,>0 for cyclical defrost).

Summary of Contents for plug-in PJ32C

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Page 5: ...assification of the parameters 16 4 3 The password PS 16 4 4 temperature probe management parameters 16 4 5 r temperature control parameters 17 4 6 c compressor management parameters 18 4 7 d defrost...

Page 6: ...scription 40 8 3 5 Parameters of the plug in instrument 40 8 3 6 HACCP module parameters 40 8 3 7 Parameters corresponding to the recording of the HA and HF alarms 42 8 3 8 Operating mode and alarm si...

Page 7: ...display in degrees centigrade or Fahrenheit using display with two digits and minus sign complete range with models featuring 1 2 3 relays ergonomic three button keypad Furthermore new functions and c...

Page 8: ...l PJ32S20 with a digital input and two relay outputs actuator control and output alarm with changeover contact The models PJ32S0P and S1P use a 12A resistive relay with changeover contact In all the o...

Page 9: ...W IDQ and DODUPV When more than one relay is fitted the common of all the relays is connected and is available on just one terminal 0XOWLIXQFWLRQ RXWSXW The alarm relay output when present can be set...

Page 10: ...when featured according to the code connection is for standard Carel NTC or PTC probes GLJLWDO LQSXW terminals 6 and 7 are for the digital input from free contact when featured UHOD RXWSXWV the group...

Page 11: ...Vac 2 NTC removable terminals 16A SPDT buzzer PJ32S0P100 PJ32S 110Vac 1 NTC removable terminals 16A SPDT dig input buzzer PJ32S1P100 7DE the S models with two probes PJ32S00 and PJ32S0P have been desi...

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Page 13: ...perature is 50 90 C or 50 127 F For the parameters the values can vary from 99 to 199 and in some cases from 127 to 127 The unused segments of the left most digit are normally always off expansion mod...

Page 14: ...sively ZKHQ WKH IURQW SDQHO LV VHFXUH VLPSO WLJKWHQ D IXUWKHU WXUQ WR FRPSUHVV WKH JDVNHW 3 7 apply the front panel frame 4 If having to remove the instrument proceed as follows 4 1 unclip the front p...

Page 15: ...heavy vibrations or knocks exposure to continuous jets of water exposure to aggressive and polluting atmospheric agents e g sulphur and ammonia gases saline mist smoke which may cause corrosion and or...

Page 16: ...ding the RS485 serial interface adapter see options which is external to the instrument and must be powered separately Versions with 115 and 230 Vac power supply are also available for the serial adap...

Page 17: ...ting the power check the correct value of the power supply as shown on the label of the instrument all models use NTC probes except for the PJ32S6E0 which uses PTC probes for models S200 and S201 the...

Page 18: ...ime 3 gas time 0 3 G interval between two defrosts 0 199 hours min GW end defrost temperature 50 127 C F G3 maximum defrost duration or effective duration for G 2 or G 3 1 199 min s G defrosting at in...

Page 19: ...performed in just a few seconds with a complete copy of all the parameters 7DEOH VXPPDULVLQJ WKH SDUDPHWHUV WR EH FKHFNHG EHIRUH LQVWDOODWLRQ FRGH SDUDPHWHU W SH PLQ PD XRP GHI UG control differentia...

Page 20: ...the control Once entered into the configuration parameters section using the password the control also allows for convenience type F parameters to be modified When displaying the type F parameters typ...

Page 21: ...egrees centigrade 1 degrees Fahrenheit DUQLQJ when changing from one unit of measure to the other all the values of the temperature parameters must be modified in the new unit of measure Def 0 operati...

Page 22: ...epeated starts in the case of frequent voltage drops or power failures For example setting F 6 forces the compressor to wait 6 minutes before starting from when the power returns In the case of system...

Page 23: ...tinuous cycle the control instantly exits this status and activates duty setting To re activate the defrost or continuous cycle operation the ambient probe must be reset Remember that in the event of...

Page 24: ...e time is equal to 0 G 0 the defrost is not performed except when forced from the keypad or digital input During defrosts the temperature alarms are inhibited DUQLQJV possible errors in measuring the...

Page 25: ...ling of the defrost or its request and the effective start of the cycle The defrost from digital input see parameter can be exploited to perform defrosts in real time Simply connect a timer to the mul...

Page 26: ...G3 in minutes 1 G expressed in minutes and G3 in seconds Parameter G 1 can be useful to test the operation of the defrost function with reduced times 5HPHPEHU KRZHYHU WKDW LI WKH GHIURVW UHTXLUHV WKH...

Page 27: ...ontinuous cycle no temperature alarms are generated Def G 0 instant temperature alarm Available on all models 0XOWLIXQFWLRQ GLJLWDO LQSXW FRQILJXUDWLRQ The MULTIFUNCTION digital input can assume diffe...

Page 28: ...ual defrosts or defrosts from external contact only excluding defrosts generated by the internal clock This function is useful in the case where UHDO WLPH GHIURVWV are required To perform these simply...

Page 29: ...ontroller see parameter and parameters and G which have priority over the controller Remember that if there is a dripping period parameter GG the fans are off in any case Def 0 not subject to the fan...

Page 30: ...the fan controller is active 1 assigning G a value other than zero means the fans VWD RII for a time equal to the value of G irrespective of the temperature of the evaporator Def G 1 minute post dripp...

Page 31: ...the corresponding parameters The defrost function is thus not set using but rather using the parameters corresponding to the defrost GLVDEOH NH SDG Parameter can be used to disable the modification of...

Page 32: ...terval of defrost normal operation off defrost request stand by flashing defrost in progress on dripping off off post dripping Off compressor request stand by flashing continuous cycle stand by flashi...

Page 33: ...WLDO FRQWURO K VWHUHVLV SDUDPHWHU UG 7KH LQVWUXPHQW LV SUH SURJUDPPHG ZLWK D GLIIHUHQWLDO RI GHJUHHV This can be modified as follows 1 press the button for more than 5 seconds 2 the display shows the...

Page 34: ...seconds exit by TIME OUT In this way the instrument returns to normal operation without saving any of the modifications to the parameters 2 select the parameter 36 enter using and when the value disp...

Page 35: ...F 0 127 C F 0 high temperature alarm indicates the maximum variation allowed in respect to the Set Point If set 0 excludes the high temperature alarm F 0 127 C F 0 G temperature alarm delay 0 199 min...

Page 36: ...ODVKLQJ The activation of the corresponding function is delayed by a timer on stand by for an external trigger or inhibited by another procedure in progress For example if a continuous cycle is in pro...

Page 37: ...nd or is hard to resolve it is recommended to have the control checked in that the original accuracy may not be guaranteed It is good practice to investigate the cause of this type of error so as to p...

Page 38: ...is too low or the evaporator temperature is too high check parameters GW and G defrost probe the manual defrost is not activated and the defrost LED flashes the compressor protection times are active...

Page 39: ...charge the battery too quickly The possible operations are the following 1 read the parameters from the connected instrument and save them to the key This operation is always possible and is activated...

Page 40: ...ound and each connected instrument thus significantly reducing noise problems in larger installations Wiring example in the case of serial connection of the instruments MAIN 230Vac mains power TRF 3VA...

Page 41: ...sing parameter t on plug in instrument For this operation parameter on the plug in instrument must also be set 6HULDO DGDSWHU SDUDPHWHUV SDUDPHWHUV W SH PLQ PD XRP GHI serial address plug in instrumen...

Page 42: ...the instrument for example W 6 for the baud rate 1 press the button to display the value of the parameter 2 use the and buttons to modify the value displayed increasing or decreasing it respectively 3...

Page 43: ...rm relay or buzzer active if present Furthermore the status of the alarm is recorded and can then be displayed QVWDOODWLRQ The HACCP module is mounted using a standard DIN rail for wall mounting an ad...

Page 44: ...UP WKUHVKROG This is read directly from the value set on the instrument Together with the 6HW 3RLQW it determines the value of the temperature threshold for the detection of alarms and respectively hi...

Page 45: ...CP functions They can be displayed and modified only after having entered the correct password parameter 36 before accessing the t parameters To set the values there are three parameters for each of t...

Page 46: ...delay times signals and records the type alarms which regard the exceeding of the set temperature limits for extended periods longer than the set delay times The module also controls the temperature...

Page 47: ...the alarm code flashing alternately with the temperature value the alarm LED is on and the upper segment of the left most digit is on If present the buzzer and the alarm relay are also activated DODUP...

Page 48: ...SHFLDO IXQFWLRQV duty setting continuous cycle Multifunction input Multifunction output for alarm relay serial connection 7RS 7RS 7RS 7RS keypad protection SURJUDPPLQJ 0 1 63 7 216 dimensions mm 36x81...

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