background image

Technical Manual MSR Universal Stage Controller

Page 3

All MSR-versions are marked in the same way

Unlock Keys

To prevent un-authorized persons from editing parameter values, there
is a locking function which allows only the most important parameters
to be changed at any time. All other parameters must be unlocked
beforehand. This means that at parameter P48 a certain value is to be
set (see parameter listing) :

Press key "P" ............. parameter number appears
Use "

ñ

/

ò

" ................. select code parameter (P48)

Press "P" again ......... parameter value appears
Use "

ñ

" ..................... set value to 88 or 70 (see parameters)

Press "P" again ......... value is stored, back to parameter no.

If no key is hit for about four minutes, the access code is cancelled and
the editing function is locked automatically.
The display switches back to parameter P01 (P03 if pressostat is
selected).

After entering access code '70' to change parameters of the
basic configuration, the unit initiates a fast backrun.
The control functions start again, if the access code will be
changed manually (e. g. to '88', to change other parameters)
or automatically after 4 minutes.

Reading the current operating mode

Press and hold "P" longer than > 3 seconds
One of this 3 values occur on the display:

106 = Mode for compressor compounds
206 = Mode for condenser fans
300 = Mode for brine chillers

 Operating-Mode Display

Parameter P03 offers a quick information about the actual state
of the controller unit.
If a 'Pressostat' is selected as input source, P03 appears as
standard display.

The following informations are possible:

'Forward' Mode

Unit is in 'Neutral'-Mode,
no stage will be switched
on or off

'Backrun'-Mode

Limiter active

Setpoint 2 ('night') active

Fast Backrun

Peak Load Limit active

Minimum Idle-Time still
running

 Operating

 Operating Elements

Parameters

All selectable parameters hold a parameter number (e.g. P03), you
will find a listing on the next pages.

Calling up and editing

Press key 'P' ............. parameter number appears
Use '

ñ

/

ò

' ................. select desired parameter

Press "P" again ........ parameter value appears
Use keys '

ñ

/

ò

' ......... adjust parameter value

Press 'P' again ......... value is stored, back to parameter no.

Auto scrolling

Hold '

ñ

/

ò

'-keys to scroll values automatically.

E L R E H A

2

M S R

4

P

1

T A R  

3

s t a g e   1   O N / O F F

s t a g e   3   O N / O F F

P r o g r a m m i n g
key

s t a g e   4   O N / O F F
     resp. alarm

increase
values

d e c r e a s e
values

s t a g e   2   O N / O F F

flashing:
2nd setpoint

flashing:
data 
transmission

minus-
indicator

Summary of Contents for MSR 100 Series

Page 1: ...ge Compressors l Inputs for 2 wire Pressure Transmitters Pressostat and Temperature Sensors l Automatic Base Load Change Stage Sequence Change l Autoadaptive Trend Recognition l Analogue Output 0 10V...

Page 2: ...se order separately For usage with compressor compounds 2 wire pressure transmitter type DG 0 10 GSW with 4 20mA output signal For usage with condernser fans 2 wire pressure transmitter type DG 0 25 G...

Page 3: ...utes Reading the current operating mode Press and hold P longer than 3 seconds One of this 3 values occur on the display 106 Mode for compressor compounds 206 Mode for condenser fans 300 Mode for brin...

Page 4: ...value all stages will be switched OFF in 1 sec steps after P15 is run down alarm relay will be activated P15 X X X 88 Alarm time delay 0 0 0 0 60 min P16 X X X 70 Power stages of compressor resp fan 1...

Page 5: ...setpoint 1 0 0 0 0 59 min P38 X X X 88 OFF time hours of 2nd setpoint 1 0 0 0 0 23 h P39 X X X 88 OFF time minutes of 2nd setpoint 1 0 0 0 0 59 min P40 X X X 88 Adress of the unit in a network 78 78 7...

Page 6: ...ting From every state of the con troller 4 minutes after the last keypress the display switches back to the actual value Calibration of Transmitter and Actual Value A pressure transmitter delivers its...

Page 7: ...on Stage Controller for Brine Chillers The control setpoint is pre set by P04 as a tempera ture value this is the set point for stage 1 at the same time There is no need for an access code The follow...

Page 8: ...nd of the actual value and decides based on the captured data about the necessity of switching on off a machine A typical example of a conventional control is the following state Machines run the actu...

Page 9: ...signal Because this output is scalable it can be used both to forward an image of the actual value P01 or as proportional controller output P42 fixes the actual value the analogue output delivers 10V...

Page 10: ...m one transformer MSR 1100 only a double pole switch must be used to switched off the single positions If not the unit will be supplied by a half wave via the shielding andtheunitcontinuesworking depe...

Page 11: ...wer Hold key P until _ _ _ appears Let go key P Select 2 _ _ by key condenser fan mode Push key P once def appears default values are loaded Actual values appear ready for start up Basic Configuration...

Page 12: ...rward backrun Pressostat rear view with mounting frame 75 2 95 9 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 20 21 22 19 18 16 17 23 24 37 1 46 11 10 12 14 15 13 10 Multi Channel Controller F2 Mehrstufenregler ELREHA 15 A C D C...

Page 13: ...p alarm RS 485 N D O D O 37 36 35 30 29 Temperature Sensor Connection MSR 3100 23100 for chillers simplified picture 36 MSR 3100 38 37 RS 485 29 D O N D O 30 backrun forward Pressostat Dimensions MSR...

Page 14: ...K3 relay K4 alarm M M 14 9 10 12 11 13 15 29 N 24V DC f transmitter O K 1 D O 26 25 28 O K 2 30 MSR 5100 25100 with temperature sensors simplified pic 12 13 14 15 2 3 24 25 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 26 27 28...

Page 15: ...28 24 22 18 F1 DO NDO RS 485 relay 4 alarm F2 4 20mA 14 10 12 z 6 OK1 OK2 8 2 N 4 4 20mA N 16 relay 3 28 32 30 26 24 22 20 18 F1 18VDC RS 485 NDO DO 0 10V DC relay 4 alarm F2 10 14 12 6 8 2 4 d relay...

Page 16: ...lectromagnetic consistency IEC 1000 4 1 IEC 1000 4 2 IEC 1000 4 3 IEC 1000 4 4 IEC 1000 4 5 EN 55011 B EN 50081 part 1 and 2 EN 50082 part 1 and 2 EN 61010 part 1 EN 61010 1 A2 part 1 A1 This statemen...

Reviews: