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AK-PC 

551 

User 

Guide RS8GY302 © Danfoss 2015-06 

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General functions 

Digital input alarms

General on/off alarm

Here you can define up to 3 alarms that are not related to the regulation function. When  

a signal is received on the input, the controller will generate an alarm, but only after the 

related delay time has elapsed.

The alarm can be defined to be active for an on/off signal.

An alarm text can be entered for the alarm. This text can be seen in the display and can  

be sent to a system device.

1. Define the appurtenant alarm text

2. Set the delay time for the alarm

3. Go to I/O configuration and select an available digital input. Set this input to “General 

alarm (no.)”

4. In the subsequent menu, define whether the alarm is to be active for an on/off signal. 

No. of DI alarm fct.

1. Define how many general alarms there should be

DI-demand

Min: 0

Max: 3

Fac: 0

DI1 Alarm text

The following alarm texts can be selected:

• General alarm

• High pressure alarm

• Low pressure alarm

• High temperature alarm

• Low temperature alarm

• Oil level alarm

• Oil temperature alarm

• Liquid level alarm

• Leak detection alarm

• Inverter fault

Di1 Alarm delay

Delay time for the DI1 alarm

Min: 0 min.

Max: 360 min.

Fac: 5 min.

DI2....3

The same setting option for a DI2 alarm and a DI3 alarm.

Thermostat

General thermostat

One general thermostat can be defined.

1. Define the function

2. Go to I/O configuration and select an available analogue input. Set this input to  

“Saux thermostat”

3. Go to I/O configuration and select an available relay output. Set the output to “thermostat”.

AI-demand

Yes / No

Fac: No

Thermostat cut in

Here set the temperature value at which the thermostat will cut in

Min: -50°C

Max: 150°C

Fac: 5°C

Thermostat cut out

Here set the temperature value at which the thermostat will cut out

Min: -50°C

Max: 150°C

Fac: 10°C

Thermostat temp.

The current sensor temperature of the thermostat can be read here

(But only once the sensor input has been defined and the main switch has been set to “On”.)

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System 

Display

Select views on the display

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Language

Choose from the following languages: 

English, German, French, Danish, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Czech, 

Turkish, Hungarian, Croatian, Serbian, Romanian

Fac: UK English

Engineering units

Device

Select SI or Imperial (when setting the compressor capacity with U.S. values).

SI / Imperial

Fac: SI

Pressure units

Pressure unit

Select bar or PSIG

Bar / PSIG

Fac: bar

Temperature units

Temperature unit

Select °C or °F.

°C / °F

Fac: °C

Time format

Time format

Choose 12-hour or 24-hour format.

12 / 24

Fac: 24 h

Screen saver time

Screen saver time

If no buttons have been pushed for a specific period of time, the light in the display will be 

minimised.

The light level will be restored upon renewed activity. 

Min: 1 min.

Max: 60 min.

Fac: 1 min.

User logout time

Log-off time

If buttons have not been pressed within a specified period of time, the screen will return to 

the overview display.  Afterwards, the user will have to log on again.

If the time is changed, the new time will apply the next time the user logs in.

If you log out here without waiting for the time-out period to elapse, go to the overview 

display and hold down the “X” button for 3 seconds. 

Min: 1 min.

Max: 60 min.

Fac: 2 min.

Display contrast

Adjust contrast

Min: 0

Max: 100

Fac: 30

Summary of Contents for ADAP-KOOL AK-PC 551

Page 1: ...Capacity Controller AK PC 551 User Guide ADAP KOOL Refrigeration Control System...

Page 2: ...ignal from automatic safety control day night signal etc Relay outputs max 6 pcs Connection of compressors condenser fans Solid state outputs max 2 pcs Control of capacity valve on a Copeland digital...

Page 3: ...ne cut in of the next compressor arrow up is permitted When the pressure is lower than the reference a half neutral zone cut out of a compressor arrow down is permitted When the pressure is within the...

Page 4: ...ing functions Fixed reference Variable reference which follows the outdoor temperature When the outdoor temperature drops the reference will drop by a corresponding amount This variable reference requ...

Page 5: ...am or Bitzer CRII the capacity will be increased so that the compressor can cool down itself The compressors will be stopped if the temperature nears the set max temperature value Sensor failure If la...

Page 6: ...low 1 condenser group 1 suction groupe 2 suction groups 2 suction groups and 1 condenser group Each of the four rows above is continued with three additional displays The arrow in the top corner of th...

Page 7: ...ly None Main Menu The first setting is the Plant type When the Plant type has been selected it will al low several settings to be made For example Continue to the next menus All settings are explained...

Page 8: ...nit of setpoints Device for controlling compressor and condenser Select pressure or saturation temperature Can be set during initial set up and must not be subsequently changed Temp press Fac Saturate...

Page 9: ...atus of the load shed function can be read here Injection ON A The status of the injection ON signal sent to the evaporator controllers can be read here MC Load Shedding The status of the load shed si...

Page 10: ...c Po Compressor mode Set the type of compressor to be used for regulation Multi all All compressors have unloaders Multi Single First compressor has unloaders The remaining ones are one step units Spe...

Page 11: ...d Network The controller sends a signal to the system unit which then forwards it to the evaporator controls Relay The function reserves a relay that pulls in if all compressors are stopped All evapor...

Page 12: ...ssors Suction B Suction group B Please see descriptions under suction group A Bitzer CRII can not be used in suction group B Condenser Control status Regulation status Control status Here you can read...

Page 13: ...Step on off control of fans will be via relays Variable step The signals are parallel so external wiring can switch over to step e g if the frequency converter fails AO demand Step Speed Fac Step No...

Page 14: ...im A Alarm limit for excess superheating Min 20 K Max 80 K Fac 80 K Superheat delay A Delay time before alarm is generated for insufficient or excess superheating Min 0 min Max 60 min Fac 5 min SdA Ma...

Page 15: ...t to thermostat AI demand Yes No Fac No Thermostat cut in Here set the temperature value at which the thermostat will cut in Min 50 C Max 150 C Fac 5 C Thermostat cut out Here set the temperature valu...

Page 16: ...rge gas temperature monitoring an NTC 86K 25 C can also be selected Calibration value 10 C Pressure sensors Signal type 0 20mA 4 20mA AKS32 1 5V or AKS32R 10 90 ratiometric of 5 V supply voltage Minim...

Page 17: ...bration I O Summary DO Max 8 Used __ DI Max 8 Used __ AO Max 2 Used __ AI Max 8 Used __ Inputs and outputs used Here you can see how many of the different inputs and outputs are available You can also...

Page 18: ...A FS 1 3 x 5 4CA FS 4 x 4 4CA 4F 4 4 3 3CSA FS 1 2 x 2 3CA FS 3 x 1 3CA 3 F 3 3 0 None After making a selection the setting will return to None After making a selection you must 1 Set the type of refr...

Page 19: ...1 Fan2 Fan3 Alarm PoA PoB Pc Sc3 C1A C2A C1B CB2 Main Sw Fan safe 10 4CDA FS C1 C2 C3 C4 C1 PWM Fan VSD Alarm Fan Speed PoA Pc Sc3 SdA Digi C1 C2 C3 C4 Main Sw Fan safe 9 3CDA FS C1 C2 C3 C1 PWM Fan V...

Page 20: ...tion groups A and B respectively Fan safety input External main switch start stop HP safety switch LP safety switch for suction groups A and B respectively Night status Heat recovery Load sheeding Ge...

Page 21: ...Low superheat Superheat in suction line A too low measured by PoA and SsA SdA High discharge temp Safety prevention limit for SdA discharge temperature has been exceeded 10K below safety limit High di...

Page 22: ...newer Once the display s software version has been checked check the display s settings as follows 1 Hold the Enter key and the X key down for 5 seconds until the Bios menu appears 2 Select the MCX se...

Page 23: ...pply Avoid earth fault current Use double insulated transformer The secondary side must not be earthed Obtain 0 10 volts from terminals N and AO3 respectively N and AO4 PAY ATTENTION TO THE POLARITY o...

Page 24: ...r capacity is distributed by up to 50 for one relay and the remaining 50 100 for the unloader The unloader is con nected to DO5 or DO6 Injection off The electronic expansion valves in the cooling appl...

Page 25: ...5 4 A inductive 2 pcs SPST 16A AC 1 10 A ohmic AC 15 3 5 inductive 2 pcs Solid State PWM for scroll unload Imax 0 5A Imin 50 mA Leak 1 5 mA 2 Voltage output 0 10 V d c Ri 1kohm Separate 24 V supply re...

Page 26: ...hts reserved Installation considerations Accidental damage poor installation or site conditions can give rise to malfunctions of the control system and ultimately lead to a plant breakdown Every possi...

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