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Operation

: Sub-menu: System setting level

Find backup configuration, reset CC 3000 controller to default settings and 

default language or enable/disable generic parameters as e.g.:
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Dual zone

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Lead/ lag function of Air conditioner

List of settings:
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Lead/lag (Enables Air conditioner lead/lag function)

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Dual zone. (Enables dual zone cooling configuration)

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English. (Enables English display language)

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Unit DgC/F. (Switch between Celsius or Fahrenheit display units)

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Backup (uploads present configuration to SD card)

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Default setting. (Back to default product settings)

Current password (default password: 0000) must be entered, before it can be 

changed to new password. 

Passwords for TTL, GUI and web UI are the same.

Other settings

Change password

Summary of Contents for CC 3000

Page 1: ...CC 3000 controller SERVICE MANUAL en Rev 1 4 2019 W48 2...

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Page 3: ...ng 12 Installation 13 Mounting of the unit 13 Configuration of output 14 Installation options air conditioner 15 Configuration of digital input NO NC 16 External Connections 17 Starting up 20 Operatio...

Page 4: ...manual in order to draw attention to danger risks and ad ditional information of high relevance Symbols used Warning Caution WARNING This symbol in connection with the word Warning warns of a risk in...

Page 5: ...y procedures Read the entire manual before using the controller Risk of damaging equipment and human injuries Digital inputs must be connected to potential free contacts only internal 12V pull up Do N...

Page 6: ...ctive Restriction of hazardous substances and is manufactured in compliance with the following harmonized standards EN 60950 1 2006 Information technology equipment Safety Part 1 EN 61000 6 2 2019 Ele...

Page 7: ...trol in enclo sures always attempting to minimize energy consumption The controller is able to operate following equipment simultaneously two free cooling units two motorized exhaust dampers TC damper...

Page 8: ...tailed connecting specifications in the section External Connections on page 17 Flexibox 1 Flexibox 2 Damper 2 Damper 1 A C 1 A C 2 Alarm 1 5 Alarm 6 10 Heater 24V DC Aux Ethernet Digital 1 3 T Sensor...

Page 9: ...emperature drops below set point for A C off Emergency operation is a special boost operation where all connected cooling units both free cooling and A C starts up at the same time until temperature d...

Page 10: ...crease decrease fan speed gradually between Min C and Max C Fig 5 Free cooling unit starts when outdoor temperature is min 3 C colder than set point If out door temperature is closer to or above set p...

Page 11: ...re is min 1 C colder than indoor tempera ture If outdoor temperature is closer to or above set point and cooling is needed A C unit will operate on its own Fig 7 The free cooling unit is not active On...

Page 12: ...e be detected after unpacking of the device or should the delivery be incomplete contact your salesman in charge or specialised dealer without delay The scope of delivery includes Amount Description I...

Page 13: ...der to inte grate cable trays 5 Lead the cables from the exter nal desired equipment through the wall mount and into the main casing 6 Click the main casing on the wall mount 7 Fix the main casing to...

Page 14: ...7 8 Fig 9 Jumper 1 5 Config 1 Moving the jumpers make it possible to change the configuration of the corresponding outputs from normally opened NO to normally closed NC Jumper 6 8 Config 2 Removing t...

Page 15: ...4 from 24V DC default to dry contact when connecting AC as illustrated in option 3 and 4 Option 3 CC 3000 must be set in energy save mode or standard mode when A C is connected DC 3500 Split Air condi...

Page 16: ...your PC SD card reader 2 Open the txt file with the file name that match your product The txt file can be opened with wordpad 3 Go to system control configuration section and change line 57 58 59 to...

Page 17: ...1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Fig 10 This illustration shows the terminals to be used for connecting accessory to the digital input...

Page 18: ...Mating type Anytek KD061050A000G Pin J 9 A C 1 J 4 A C 2 Cable type 1 24 V AC 100 mA Output can be configured as dry contact or 0 24 V DC output For 0 24 V DC output a jumper on PCB must be set see p...

Page 19: ...nytek KD081050A000G Pin J 11 T sensor J 35 I2C Comm humidity sensor Cable type 1 Room temp sensor NTC type 3 3 V DC 0 5 mm2 2 GND SCL 3 Hotspot temperature sensor NTC type SDA 4 GND GND The terminal r...

Page 20: ...menu item Other settings on page 30 see Fig 13 on page 23 for menu overview setting option Backup The controller will now save a backup on the SD card Backup file is named cc_cfg txt but can be renam...

Page 21: ...1 2 on page 28 Besides the main operation mode there is a possibility to enable following override modes Humidity control Changes operation when humidity is too high see more on page 28 Night mode Ch...

Page 22: ...the name of the selected menu item 4 List of settings Displays the list of settings which can be activated changed under the selected menu item 5 Exit save button The exit save button is placed at th...

Page 23: ...m config Level Cooling set point Zone 2 Damper settings Heater set point Cooling mode Zone 2 Cooling mode Zone 1 Humidity control settings Alarm configuration Product configuration Other settings Netw...

Page 24: ...door temperature Displays current indoor temperature C 3 Operation status Shows the current operation status In active Heating Free cooling Active cooling A C operation Alert 4 Outdoor temperature Dis...

Page 25: ...emperature level 3 Digital input 1 Digital input 2 Humidity low low indoor humidity Digital input 3 Humidity high high indoor humidity Filter guard 1 Standard Filter flow 1 filter pressure level 1 ana...

Page 26: ...ually 3 Note down the status of the different components 4 Set back to None normal mode when visual check has been completed List of components Dampers open Fans max RPM 75 duty cycle Dampers close He...

Page 27: ...s P band 1 between min and midpoint 1 Midpoint 2 C Defines P band 2 between midpoint 2 and max Midpoint RPM Defines fan speed in of max speed Defines how the motorized damper is operated It Can be set...

Page 28: ...free cooling set point Medium high energy consumption and fixed temperature set point 3 Energy save mode Free cooling starts up first and A C is only activated as backup Medium energy consump tion hi...

Page 29: ...ntroller for the right product When SD card is inserted and controller is started up for the first time the controller will automatically open the product configuration menu Choose the right product f...

Page 30: ...s Air conditioner lead lag function Dual zone Enables dual zone cooling configuration English Enables English display language Unit DgC F Switch between Celsius or Fahrenheit display units Backup uplo...

Page 31: ...9 Temp high 2 High temperature 2 alarm Temp High 3 High temperature 3 alarm Humidity low Low humidity alarm Humidity high High humidity alarm 10 Filter flow 1 Pressure level 1 alarm Filter flow 2 Pres...

Page 32: ...splay The interface is very intuitive and provides a good overview of the CC 3000 operational functions and settings The WEB interface can thus be used for easy configuration of most vital settings an...

Page 33: ...is to be used with a standard USB to TTL cable Use TTL link for following purposes Reading out system status information Changing configuration and settings Override function to verify correct connect...

Page 34: ...mples Download configuration file Tftp i ip address get cc_cfg txt Upload configuration file Tftp i ip address put cc_cfg txt Download log file from SD card Tftp i ip address get stat_log txt Upload f...

Page 35: ...he system returns back to normal operation mode when the set time has passed see Menu overview on page 23 in order to navigate to occupied mode or see setting op tions in occupied mode on page 35 We r...

Page 36: ...DC out NO NC Max 60V DC I2 C Communication interface for 3 3V DC I2 C components RH sensor pressure sensor Max wire length 1 5 m Temp sensors room hotspot NTC type NTCLE100E3272GB0 3x digital input Fo...

Page 37: ...37 Appendix Schematics Schematics Fig 17 Connection diagram PCB en...

Page 38: ...38 Appendix Enclosure dimensions Enclosure dimensions 205 215 82 5 105 158 1 82 5 80 6 2 105 125 4 158 1 138 34 60 26 Wall Bracket Rear Cover Fig 18...

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