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USER INTERFACE

The user has a display and four buttons
for controlling instrument status and pro-
gramming.

BUTTONS AND MENUS

UP Button

Scrolls through the menu items
Increases the values
Activates manual defrosting
(see H31 parameter)

DOWN 

Scrolls through the menu items

button

Decreases the values
Parameter programmable
(see H32 parameter)

fnc button

ESC function (quit)
Parameter programmable
(see H33 parameter)

Set point button

Accesses the set point
Accesses the Menus
Confirms the commands
Displays the alarms (if active)
Stores hours/min

At start-up the instrument performs a
Lamp Test; the display and LEDs flash for a
few seconds to check that they are work-
ing correctly. The instrument has two main
menus: the Machine Status menu and the
Programming menu.

ACCESSING AND USING MENUS

The resources are arranged in a menu that
can be accessed by pressing and quickly
releasing the “set” button (Machine Status
menu) or holding down the “set” button
for more than 5 seconds (Programming
menu).

To access the contents of each folder

indicated by the relevant label, just press
the “set” button once. You can now scroll
through the contents of each folder, mod-
ify it or use its functions. If you do not use
the keyboard for over 15 seconds (time-
out) or press the “fnc” button once, the
last value shown on the display is con-
firmed and you are taken back to the pre-
vious screen mask.

MACHINE STATUS MENU
(See Machine Status Menu Diagram)

To access the Machine Status menu, press
the “set” button and quickly release it. If
no alarms are present, the label “SEt”
appears.  
By using the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons
you can scroll through the other folders in
the menu: 
-AL: alarm folder (if alarms present, except
for faulty probes/probe errors;
-SEt: Setpoint setting folder.
-rtc (/C, /CK models): real time clock fold-
er;
-Pb1: probe 1 value folder;
-Pb2: probe 2 value folder;
-Pb3: probe 3 value folder (if present);

Set setting

Access the “Machine Status” menu, press
the “set” button and quickly release it. The
“Set” folder label appears. 

To display the Set point value, press the
“set” button again. 
The Set point value appears on the display. 
To change the Set point value, use the
“UP” and “DOWN” buttons within 15 sec-
onds. If the parameter is LOC = y the Set
point cannot be changed.

Real Time Clock (/C /CK models)

By pressing the “set” button when the
“rtc” label appears, the label d00 (days) is
displayed. 
Use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to set
days. 
If you do not use the buttons for over 2
seconds or press “set”, you switch to the
hours (h00) and minutes (‘00) folders: use
the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to set the
hours and minutes respectively. If you do
not use the keyboard for over 15 seconds
(time-out) or press the “fnc” button once,
the last value shown on the display is con-
firmed and you are taken back to the pre-
vious screen mask.

NOTE: Always use the “set” button to
confirm the hours/minutes/days set-
ting. 
NOTE2: We recommend considering the
first day d00 as SUNDAY.

Alarm on

If an alarm condition exists when the
Machine Status menu is accessed the “AL”
folder label appears (see section on
“Diagnostics”).

Displaying probes

If you press the “set” button when the
corresponding label appears, the value of
the probe associated with it is displayed.

PROGRAMMING MENU
(See Programming Menu Diagram)
1) Displaying level 1 parameters

To access the Programming menu, hold
the “set” button for more than 5 seconds.
If specified, the level 1 access PASSWORD
will be requested (see parameter “PA1”)
and (if the password is correct) the label
of the first folder will appear. If the pass-
word is incorrect, the display will show the
PA1 label again. 
Use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to
scroll through the other folders; 

the fold-

ers will only display level 1 parameters

.

NOTE: at this point level 2 parameters
are NOT visible even if NOT password-
protected.
2) Displaying level 2 parameters

Go to the “CnF” folder in the
Programming Menu and scroll down the
parameters until you reach the PA2 label.
By pressing and releasing the “set” button

LEDS

Position

Associated function

Status

Set point/Reduced set point ON for parameter programming level 2

blinking when reduced set point is entered

(set point

(ON for setting set point)

Compressor or relay 1

ON for compressor on; blinking 
for protection delay or enabling blocked

Defrosting

ON when defrosting in progress; blinking when activated
manually or by digital input

Alarm

ON for active alarm; blinking for silenced alarm

Fans

ON when fan is on

aux

aux

ON when auxiliary output is operating

o

decimal point

ON when instrument is on stand-by

eco

ID 983-985 LX (/C/CK) HACCP

electronic controllers for “ventilated” refrigerating units

fnc

set

set

f nc

ID 985LX

eco

cod. 9IS43022

rel. 5/05

GB

Summary of Contents for 983LX/CK HACCP

Page 1: ...t be changed Real Time Clock C CK models By pressing the set button when the rtc label appears the label d00 days is displayed Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set days If you do not use the buttons for...

Page 2: ...operation is confirmed by pressing the set button If the operation is successful a y is displayed whereas if it is unsuc cessful an n will be displayed Download from reset Connect the copy card with...

Page 3: ...slave and echo devices The distance between one device and another must be 7 metres maximum whereas the maximum distance between the first and last instrument in the network must be approximately 50m...

Page 4: ...ther mostat control probe probe1 and or dis play probe probe 3 The temperature limits are defined by the HAL maximum alarm LAL minimum alarm and PbA alarm configuration on probe 1 3 or both parameters...

Page 5: ...gital outputs MODEL ID 985LX 4 outputs on relays first output A SPDT 8 3 A 250Va second and third output B C SPST 8 3 A 250Va fourth output D SPST 5 2 A 250Va MODEL ID 983LX 2 outputs on relays A SPDT...

Page 6: ...RTC is enabled 1 equipment operating hours defrost counting is always active when the machine is on and starts at each power on 2 compressor stop Every time the compressor stops a defrost cycle is per...

Page 7: ...tes alarm External Alarm Lock External alarm to lock controllers n does not lock y locks Alarm Output Polarity Polarity of alarm output 0 alarm active and output disabled 1 alarm active and output ena...

Page 8: ...ature used by controllers not the temperature displayed that remains unchanged 2 adds to temperature displayed that is also used by controllers Low display Label Minimum value the instrument is able t...

Page 9: ...output configurability 1 A Same as H21 2 defrost default ID 985LX C CK MODEL ONLY Digital output 3 configurability C Same as H21 3 fans default ID 985LX C CK MODEL ONLY Digital output 4 configurabili...

Page 10: ...or safety reasons the instrument must be installed and used in accordance with the instructions supplied Users must not be able to access parts with dangerous volt age levels under normal operating co...

Page 11: ...S CnF Fpr set level 1 par level 1 par level 1 par level 1 par set set set PA2 level 2 par level 2 par level 2 par level 2 par level 2 par level 2 par level 2 par level 2 par CP dEF FAn AL set set set...

Page 12: ...output 1st evaporator A 15 16 N O compressor relay output B 15 17 N O fan relay output C 18 19 N O defrost relay output 2nd evaporator D ID 983LX C CK 1 4 Probe input 3 2nd evaporator 12 13 N O defros...

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