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CARRIER CONTROLLER LOGIN AND DISPLAY SETUP
Certain control functions and navigation menus are password
protected. There are multiple levels of user access on the Carrier
Controller display, each with independent password protection:
• Basic — At initial start-up and after a timeout period, the
access type defaults to All. In this mode the user can view
system operating conditions.
• Advanced User — The Advanced User access level authoriz-
es access to modify the Setpoint Table and some Configura-
tion Menu parameters, as well as access to all menus accessi-
ble with the Basic mode. See menu structure on page 12. The
default password for Advanced User level access is 11. To
change the Advanced User access password, go to
Main
Menu
Configuration Menu
HMI Configuration
Menu
User Password Change
, then enter the old pass-
word and the new password. Confirm the new password, then
press the Submit button. After selecting the Submit button, a
pop-up window will indicate that the user password was
changed successfully. Select OK to continue.
• Service — The Service access level authorizes access to all
menus and parameters needed for operation and service of the
machine, including Quick Test and Maintenance Menus as
well as additional Configuration Menus. See menu structure
on page 12. When logged in under Service access, the service
icon
will appear on the Home Screen in the upper right
corner. The default password for Service level access is 88. To
change the Service access password, go to
Main Menu
Configuration Menu
Service Parameters
, then scroll to
the password entry area. Enter the new password and touch
the Done button to accept the entry and close the pop-up
screen, then select the Save button. Use caution when chang-
ing the password. If the password is changed and forgotten, in
order to retrieve the password a higher level access or external
tool is required.
• Factory — The Factory access level authorizes access to all
menus and parameters for the unit, including factory settings.
See menu structure on page 12. When logged in under Facto-
ry access, the Factory icon
will appear on the Home
Screen in the upper right corner. The default password for
Factory level access is 113. To change the Factory access
password, go to
Main Menu
Configuration Menu
Factory Menu
, then scroll to the password entry area. Enter
the new password and touch the Save button. Use caution
when changing the password. If the password is changed and
forgotten, in order to retrieve the password an external tool is
required.
To log in to the Carrier Controller display, touch the Login but-
ton
on the Home screen and input the required password on
the User Login screen. The Login icon will change to one of
three icons denoting the access level: Basic, Service, or Factory.
Then touch the Home button
on the User Login screen.
Once logged in to the controller, after 6 minutes of inactivity, the
controller will revert back to Basic Access Level. To log out of
the controller, touch the Access Level icon. In the password box,
type 0, then touch the Done button. See Fig. 6.
Fig. 6 — User Login Screen
Changing the Carrier Controller Display Language
The User Login Screen (Fig. 6) offers 2 language selections for
the Carrier Controller Display: English
or Spanish
.
The factory default language is English. The current language
is shown between the arrows . To change the display lan-
guage, simply select the desired language icon on the User
Login screen. The language can be changed without being
logged into the controller. Then touch the Home button
on
the User Login screen. See Fig. 6.
Changing the Units of Measurement
The User Login Screen (Fig. 6) offers 2 choices for units of
measurement: US Imperial or Metric. The factory default is US
Imperial. The current selection is denoted by a blue button. To
change the measurement system, select the appropriate system
on the User Login screen, then press any other button or icon
on the User Login screen. The units can be changed without
being logged into the controller. See Fig. 6.
MAIN MENU SCREEN
The Main Menu provides access to the main control parame-
ters, including general parameters, temperatures and pressures,
inputs and outputs status, and others. Touch the Main Menu
button
on the Home screen to access the Main Menu. The
Main Menu displayed will depend upon what access level the
user is logged in as.
Figure 7 shows the Main Menu. To navigate through the pages,
touch the arrows at the lower right corner of the screen.
To view or modify system parameters, touch the appropriate
icon on the Main Menu. For example, to access the General Pa-
rameters table, touch the General Parameters button
.
Figure 8 shows the first page of the General Parameters table if
logged in with Service Access. Use the arrows at the bottom
right corner to navigate the General Parameters table.
LEGEND
1
—
Arrows indicate selected language
2
—
Login button (confirm changes)
3
—
System of measurement selection
4
—
Password dialog box
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