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IWK keyboards can be used for remote
access of IWP series power board functions
by displaying functional parameters and the
operating temperature. 

The Split version of the Wide device consists
of two units:
• an IWK keyboard available in several
sizes* 
• an IWP power module. The IWK keyboard
is connected to the IWP power module via a
“powered” serial connection. 

*Different IWK keyboard models are
available: this technical data sheet
describes the Eliwell standard 32x74 IWK
keyboard. For information on other key-
boards, refer to the relevant technical
data sheets.

Alarm 

•ON for active
alarm;
•blinking when
a silenced
alarm is still
present

Fans
•ON when fan
is on;

(if active)

Defrosting
•ON when
defrosting is in
progress;
•blinking when
dripping is in
progress

compressor
•ON for relay
on (energized);
blinking for
protection
delay or
enabling
blocked

“eco”
•ON for para-
meter pro-
gramming level
2;  (if present)
•blinking when
OSP reduced
set is entered

OSP

(if present)

Set point/Reduced
set point

•ON to modify
Set-Point;
•blinking when
reduced set
point is
entered
(if present)

LEDs

eco

IWK 32x74

Eliwell standard size panel keyboard for IWP boards

cod. 9IS23075

rel. 9/04

GB

fnc

set

UP Key
Scrolls through the menu items
Increases the values
Parameter programmable*

DOWN key
Scrolls through the menu items
Decreases the values
Parameter programmable*

*see IWP board instructions

esc key
ESC function (quit)
Parameter programmable*

Set point key
(press once)
MACHINE  STATUS MENU
•Accesses set point

•Displays alarms

(if active)

•Displays probe values (if 

present)

(hold down)

•Accesses Parameter 

Programming menu

fnc

UP key +esc key pressed 
simultaneously

(press for 2 seconds)
•Locks/unlocks keyboard

USER INTERFACE

The user has a keyboard with a 6 LED
display and four keys for controlling
instrument status and programming.

ACCESSING AND  USING MENUS

LOCAL KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING
MENU

Hold down the “UP” and “DOWN” keys
for at least 3 seconds to access the
“Keyboard Local Programming” menu. 
If specified, the access PASSWORD will
be requested (see parameter “PA3”) and,
if the password is correct, the 

PLO

(Local Parameters) label will appear.
This folder contains the keyboard
local parameters (see Keyboard Local
Parameters table).

If the password is incorrect, the display
will show the PA3 label again. 

NOTE: the

folder may NOT be visible; if this is
the case, keyboard local programming
cannot be accessed)

To enter the folder, press “set”. The label

of the first visible parameter will appear.
To scroll through the other parameters,
use the “UP” and “DOWN” keys. 
To change the parameter, press and
release “set”, then set the desired value
using the “UP” and “DOWN” keys and
confirm with the “set” key. Move on to
the next parameter.

KEYBOARD LOCAL PASSWORD

Password “PA3” allows access to the key-
board local parameters. This password is
not present in the standard configura-
tion. To enable it (value<>0) and assign
it the required value, access the
“Keyboard Local Programming” menu in
the “PLO” folder. 
If the password is enabled, it will be
requested when entering the  “PLO”
menu.

aux

auxiliary

•ON for active auxiliary relay (if present); 

•blinking if... (see IWP board instructions)

the unlit LEDs indicate:
•OFF for normal operating; 
•unspecified cases; 

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