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If a control was previously commissioned then the currently stored profile will be loaded and be
used as the base setpoints. Note: this can only occur when a profile is actually selected. If not com-
missioned (out of the box condition) then the succeeding Pxx point should be the same as the preced-
ing Pxx point. For example, when moving from P02 to P03, P03 assumes the same values as P02.

The NEXT key is used to move to the next setpoint, P01, P02, etc.

For illustrative purposes the shaded line represents the > < characters on the keypad and the AIR
servo shown below is selected for modifications.

To move a servo press the MDFY key and use the UP and DOWN keys to select the target position. 

When done, the user presses the SAVE key to direct the system to move the servo to the target posi-
tion. After the SAVE key is pressed the value on the line showing the servo being modified will
change back to the current position. This value will be changing as the servo moves to the new target
position.

Repeat as necessary for the GAS and OIL servo. The NEXT key is used to move to the next profile
setpoint, P01, P02, etc.

Moving from P00 to P01 depends on the following. Since there might not be a profile selected the
display should indicate as follows:

P00 is considered the CLOSED position to which the servos will move to when the burner is off,
STANDBY or in lockout. While commissioning P00, regardless of the position of the burner on

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Summary of Contents for PPC4000 SERIES

Page 1: ...ependent PID control loops for temperature or pressure control provide precise accurate control of firing rate for unmatched response to load changes Ten safety rated user definable line voltage input...

Page 2: ...ction limits mechanical stress Assured low fire cutoff Sequencing for up to 6 boilers SD Secure Digital interface for backup and restore Modbus RTU communications via RS485 with read write capability...

Page 3: ...motor NEX 3050 Nexus FX50 series 50Nm servo motor NXCESO2 1001 OXYGEN PROBE 133 750 O2 mounting flange installation instructions NXD 4101 NXD410 User Interface NXCESVFD VFD plug in board installation...

Page 4: ...ency Drive 37 Commissioning with VFD 41 Oxygen Probe Setup 42 Setting Trim Limits 44 General Rules for O2 Alarm Notification 45 Flue Temperature Alarm Limits 46 Gain Terms 47 Understanding O2 Error Co...

Page 5: ...age 4 F to 158 F 20 C to 70 C Humidity Rating 85 RH non condensing Protection Category NEMA 4X indoors only IP65 Unit Dimensions Panel Cutout 5 35 136mm W x 3 78 96mm H Shipping Weight NXD410 Approx 1...

Page 6: ...16 9 2 lbs 4 17kg NXCES02 30 11 4 lbs 5 17kg Servos Supply Voltage FX04 24 VDC 10 FX20 24 VDC 10 FX50 24 VDC 10 Power Consumption Peak FX04 5 VA Nominal 7 5 VA peak FX20 15 VA nominal 35 VA peak FX50...

Page 7: ...o 85 C Fitting 1 4 NPT Male Electrical 1 2 Conduit and Terminal Strip APPROVALS Underwriter s Laboratories Inc File MJAT MH10808 UL353 LISTED SECTION OF A FUEL AIR RATIO SYSTEM File MJAT2 MH10808 UL35...

Page 8: ...FX20 1 X X X FX50 FX50 1 X X X Oxygen Probe NXCESO2 8 NXCESO2 16 NXCESO2 30 Transducers BLPS 15 X X BLPS 25 X X BLPS 30 X X BLPS 200 X X BLPS 300 X X TS350 2 4 8 X X TS 752 2 4 8 X X FXIATS 140 X Fla...

Page 9: ...onnectors on both ends PVC jacket temperature rating 40 C to 105 C meets NEMA 1 3 4 6P and IEC67 59 565 40 Cordset 40 feet 1 2 NPT connectors on both ends PVC jacket temperature rating 40 C to 105 C m...

Page 10: ...nduit with line voltage circuits Use separate conduit where necessary 7 Maximum wire lengths a Terminal inputs Operating limits interlocks valves etc 200 feet 61 meters b Line voltage inputs 500 feet...

Page 11: ...ugs into the PLC port located on the backside of the NXD410 The cable dis tance from the PPC4000 to the NXD410 is limited to 10 feet 3 meters wire run FIGURE 3 NXD410 Rear View The bottom edge of the...

Page 12: ...IGH 3 LOW 4 AUTO 5 P4 6 P3 7 P2 8 P1 P4 1 ALARM IN 2 ALARM OUT 3 OCRC IN 4 OCRC OUT EARTH P3 L1 LINE IN L2 NEUTRAL 10 KS In 9 P 8 TBD 7 TBD 6 TBD 5 TBD 4 TBD 3 AUX 2 8 1 D P13 1 DI 10 2 DI 9 3 DI 8 4...

Page 13: ...PCV 11 0 P3 L1 LINE IN L2 NEUTRAL EARTH P13 1 DI 10 2 DI 9 3 DI 8 4 DI 7 5 DI 6 6 DI 5 7 DI 4 8 DI 3 9 DI 2 10 DI 1 11 12 1 2 3 4 6 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 P14 top P14 bottom P14 1 encoder 2 2 encoder 1 3 4...

Page 14: ...em where it can be subjected to vibra tion in excess of 0 5G continuous maximum vibration The PPC4000 system is not a weather tight enclosure The standard vertical position is recommended Allow at lea...

Page 15: ...terface Servo VDC Return 0 VDC 59 562 BLACK P2 5 Common O2 User Interface Servo VDC Return 0 VDC 59 565 BLACK P2 6 Common O2 User Interface Servo VDC Return 0 VDC 59 565 BLACK P11 1 Common 0 VDC VDC R...

Page 16: ...1mA P15 4 Input AUTO FSG Modulation Mode 120 230 VAC 1mA P15 5 Input P4 Profile 4 Select 120 230 VAC 1mA P15 6 Input P3 Profile 3 Select 120 230 VAC 1mA P15 7 Input P2 Profile 2 Select 120 230 VAC 1mA...

Page 17: ...Table 2 Note A general rule to follow when selecting the sensor range is that the expected value of the monitored pressure or sensor should fall between 35 75 of the upper range of the sensor For exam...

Page 18: ...9 Make all pipe connections in accordance with approved standards 10 When tightening the sensor apply a wrench to the hex flats located just above the pressure fitting DO NOT tighten by using a pipe...

Page 19: ...rate conduit DO NOT install sensor wiring in any conduit or junction boxes with high voltage wiring 5 Maximum wiring distance for sensor wiring is 100 feet WARNING Location of the temperature sensor t...

Page 20: ...aving female connectors on both ends are available in 6 and 40 foot lengths Field wire able connectors and cable are also available See ORDERING INFORMATION for part numbers Servo types FX04 FX20 and...

Page 21: ...ld wire able connectors are available in kit form 129 192 Fireye recommends cable part number 59 565 to be used for servo wiring As shown above the cable strip length is specified at 30 mm 1 2 in and...

Page 22: ...The fan will turn on when the internal temperature exceeds 70 C 158 F and turn off when the temperature drops below 45 C 113 F The O2 probe mounts in the stack using Fireye mounting flange kit 35 381...

Page 23: ...12 11 4 N C 3 EARTH DRAIN EARTH 2 DGND RETURN BLACK P2 5 1 24V POWER RED P2 1 Remove power when servicing SW1 Provides fault reset and forced calibration JP1 Baud rate selector In is 57600 PPC4000 Out...

Page 24: ...of NXD410 keypad The and characters act as alignment indicators To move to a sub menu or modify a parameter the user places the menu line or parameter between these two characters Several functions o...

Page 25: ...trol to be MASTER or SLAVE The LED illu minated indicates the unit is a MASTER If the SEQUENCING does not provide for keypad selection then this key has no function 4 AUTO MAN Switch to automatic cont...

Page 26: ...L T H I S T O R Y P A S S C O D E S E T U P O I L T E M P 3 1 4 7 F S T A C K T E M P 4 3 2 5 F G A S P R E S 5 X X X i n w c 1 1 3 6 A M 1 7 A U G 1 0 W A I T F O R P U R G E s 0 6 HOME S E T P O I...

Page 27: ...shown above with DISPLAY FORMAT lying between the characters pressing the MDFY SAVE key will allow you to scroll through options to select the desired value Pressing the MDFY SAVE key will save the se...

Page 28: ...scode 2 Go back to the PASSCODE menu now change the SITE CODE Level 1 passcode as desired REAL TIME CLOCK The PPC4000 contains a real time clock that is used to record fault history and implement the...

Page 29: ...used to direct the control to scan the servo communication port and return the number of servos found This is done by hitting the NEXT key only For this example after doing this the display should be...

Page 30: ...checking the movement of the servo and driven member Take care not to overdrive the servo such that the driven member is attempting to move beyond its mechanical end stop The servo can be left in any...

Page 31: ...ensor and range of sensor From the top layer menu move SENSOR SETUP to between the characters and press NEXT to enter the SENSOR SETUP sub menu The parameter UNITS is to select units of measurement fo...

Page 32: ...etpoint and set the values for that setpoint based on the sensor selected The SETPOINT SETUP menu is as follows Select SETPOINT 1 and press the NEXT key to enter the sub menu The values shown are the...

Page 33: ...ure or water temperature will increase the control output signal causing the valves and dampers to move toward their respec tive high fire positions The value of the P BAND determines how the PPC4000...

Page 34: ...sum of SETPOINT plus CUT OUT Alarm points for stack monitoring can be set anywhere within the sensor range Both INTEGRAL and DERIVATIVE terms are used to eliminate steady state error and reduce over s...

Page 35: ...l inputs The digital inputs are located on terminal block P13 10 DI1 through P13 1 DI10 All digital inputs are user defined from a list of functions The same function can be tagged to multiple digital...

Page 36: ...ED and only the digital inputs can be used to realize the function If only one digital input is used and is set to AND then this alone being active will realize the function KEYPAD SETUP Several hot k...

Page 37: ...the O2 probe The intent is to provide this output to a chart recorder or some other display device of the user s choice See ANALOG OUT SETUP submenu Each VFD channel if selected to be used as a VFD is...

Page 38: ...endent on the encoder used a Total encoder count is determined by the encoder s counts per revolution specification and motor s maximum revolutions per minute RPM The allowable range is 300 to 5000 wi...

Page 39: ...ring the accel decel period the VFD is allowed to move to its next posi tion and not be checked for errors until the time has expired 9 When using flame safeguard controls that require the air flow sw...

Page 40: ...complete commissioning or adjust ratio procedure is executed immediately after the change and for all profiles using the VFD Performance notes 1 When controlling a VFD setting GAIN and INTEGRAL to in...

Page 41: ...arious signal values to 1 of 3 available 4 20 mA outputs The ANALOG OUTPUT SETUP menus is displayed as follows Pressing MDFY SAVE at the prompt will open the selection menu for items than can be mappe...

Page 42: ...the means to enter all O2 parameters relating to trim If not enabled when pressing the MDFY key the user will be diverted to the passcode screen where at least the Adjust ratio code must be entered M...

Page 43: ...es to degrees of trim at low fire Selecting DEFAULT will implement a trim limit of 0 1 degrees at low fire MANUAL allows users to enter trim limit at low fire for each profile assigned See section tit...

Page 44: ...atio between air and fuel in any combustion system and therefore if select ing fuel as the trimming servo trim limits should be selected so as to allow only sufficient movement to achieve the desired...

Page 45: ...lustrates the HI and LO settings for above and below the O2 curve It is the responsibility of the installing and operating personnel to ensure the trim limits selected do not allow a hazardous combust...

Page 46: ...l alarm timer is reset to 0 when the actual O2 level returns to within the accept able zone FLUE TEMPERATURE ALARM LIMITS The PPC4000 provides flue temperature limits for each profile Available is the...

Page 47: ...econd A value of 0 is a special case and disables the integrator A lower value of integration will slow down calculations and add time to reach the target value 3 BOILER TRANSPORT DELAY can be defined...

Page 48: ...UNDER LIMIT Temperature in probe is lower than 13F 25C 60 CPU CRC ERROR Hardware fault in probe 61 CPU RAM ERROR 62 CPU SELF TEST 63 24 VOLT LOW FAULT Voltage in probe not within 18 30 vdc limits 64...

Page 49: ...on commissioning or adjustment of operating parameters of the equipment A profile is a set of points defining the servo motor positions along the burner s operating curve The operating curve begins at...

Page 50: ...rule applies to commis sioning points greater than P03 low fire A violation of this rule will prevent the user from moving to the next commissioning point or exiting commissioning 12 If a user is modi...

Page 51: ...ssed the value on the line showing the servo being modified will change back to the current position This value will be changing as the servo moves to the new target position Repeat as necessary for t...

Page 52: ...the UP and DOWN keys the user moves the servo to be posi tioned into the shaded area and presses the MDFY key The UP and DOWN keys are then used to select the new target position The displayed value r...

Page 53: ...sioned unit hitting the NEXT key at P03 moves the display to indicate P04 but with the same servo positions as P03 At each subsequent setpoint position the user will most likely increase each servo po...

Page 54: ...ng Points The firing rate curve a k a modulation rate is automatically established by the installer during the commissioning process of the burner Setpoint p03 is the first position in AUTO and corres...

Page 55: ...e the AIR servo is close to 35 degrees Graph 2 VFD used The reason for the difference between the two example curves is due to the AIR servo s upward curv ing slope but the FUEL servo s slope is strai...

Page 56: ...be used to start and adjusted accord ingly during system check out During commissioning with oxygen and with the O2 OPERATION set to CONTROL the O2 level and flue temperature currently being measured...

Page 57: ...hin dead band about target 5 O2 level stable stable being steady reading plus minus 0 2 6 Servos stop moving for 20 seconds regardless the O2 level The trim servo will never move the maximum range of...

Page 58: ...d If not currently enabled the system directs the user to the passcode setup screen where the user must enter the necessary adjust ratio passcode level 2 If the user enters the commissioning passcode...

Page 59: ...no non linear setpoints entered This means that no setpoint will be allowed that would make the servo movement change direction as the setpoint number is increased from a03 to the maximum setpoint ent...

Page 60: ...one under SENSOR SETUP in the top layer menu The values shown represent the maximum value of the sensor range COLD START THERMAL SHOCK PROTECTION Cold Start Thermal Shock Protection is a method to slo...

Page 61: ...il the thermal shock start point is achieved The units and range displayed are determined by the sensor type selected THERMAL EXIT Thermal Shock Exit Point Sets the steam pressure or water tempera tur...

Page 62: ...PPC4000 will automatically advance the firing rate position to the next segment position COMMUNICATIONS SETUP The communications setup is needed to configure the PPC4000 to effectively perform Modbus...

Page 63: ...setback setup information is cancelled or erased END STBCK End Setback Period This setpoint determines at what time the PPC4000 changes over from the setback setpoint to the normal setpoint SETPOINT 1...

Page 64: ...according to its setback setpoints for as long as this contact is closed regardless of the pro grammed setback schedule FORCED SETBACK has highest priority STANDBY WATER Only Sensor 2 can be used to m...

Page 65: ...l is displayed as a 0 to 100 level cor responding to the level of the signal being applied The modulation rate will be identical to this value and the servos will be moved to their respective position...

Page 66: ...PPC4000 Safety relay contacts to be placed in 3 P circuit of YB110 LOGIC STATE MESSAGE DESCRIPTION s01 STANDBY s01 Burner is in off condition Burner control switch is open Keypad Burner ON OFF comman...

Page 67: ...o damper open position Servos move to P01 PPC4000 8 servos at damper open position Purge time begins servos exit open damper position End of purge YB110 12 begin low fire start P02 move servos to igni...

Page 68: ...rd is used for profile select Wait for LOW fire start request from flame safeguard Turn off high fire switch output 8 Send low fire start signal D to flame safeguard HIGH and AUTO are OFF To page 2 St...

Page 69: ...Burner switch closed PCV below cut out AUTO signal from flame safeguard on Go to low fire position Output low fire signal D Drive servos to low fire position Go To STATE 01 after NO profile select NO...

Page 70: ...5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 1 1 12 10 12 11 2 3 8 9 7 6 5 4 1 1 2 1 1 4 3 2 1 1 1 6 5 4 3 1 2 TDB TDB 59 562 2 Burner Switch and other Recycling Running Interlocks FX20 1 ORG BRW All drain wires to be attached...

Page 71: ...H FIRE LOW FIRE AUTO P15 P4 P5 1 24 Vdc Red 4 Vdc Return Black 2 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 3 4 1 1 8 D P KS 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 9 1 4 TDB TDB 13 3 P S1 S2 L1 L2 N E BURNERLOGIX SYSTEM CONFIGURATION YB110 YP1XX S...

Page 72: ...8 9 10 11 1 1 1 12 10 12 11 2 3 8 9 7 6 5 4 1 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 6 5 4 3 1 2 TDB TDB 59 562 2 Burner Switch and other Recycling Running Interlocks FX20 1 ORG BRW All drain wires to be attached to grou...

Page 73: ...L HIGH FIRE LOW FIRE AUTO P15 P4 P5 1 24 Vdc Red 4 Vdc Return Black 2 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1 3 4 1 1 8 D P KS 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 9 1 4 TDB TDB 13 3 P S1 S2 L1 L2 N E FLAME MONITOR SYSTEM CONFIGURATION E110 E...

Page 74: ...ded pair is recommended such as Belden and each unit is daisy chained to the next unit That is a cable is routed from the first unit to the second unit A connected to A B connected to B from the secon...

Page 75: ...n and off Below is a table showing parameters programmed into each master The value in the last column of the 1st 2nd and 3rd Slave On values are the communication addresses previously mentioned that...

Page 76: ...ns when the modulation rate exceeds the SLAVE ON RATE While the time set above is expiring and the boiler load falls below the slave ON RATE the com mand to begin to bring on the slave will be cancell...

Page 77: ...mer master will await commands from the new master If the master boiler is switched to manual modulation it will remain as master bringing on slave boil ers as required This will allow the master boil...

Page 78: ...n order to enter any of the sub menus listed above an SD card must be installed BACKUP OPERATION The BACKUP function provides options that backup all profiles and setup data collectively all pro files...

Page 79: ...peration by moving the selection between the two tick marks on the display Use the UP and DOWN keys as necessary Press the NEXT key to begin the BACKUP operation If the pass code is not enabled the us...

Page 80: ...our profiles in the PPC4000 will be overwritten and replaced from a file extension PFO 3 TO PROFILE X restores profile data only to a specific PPC4000 profile X can be 1 2 3 or 4 from a file with exte...

Page 81: ...ze properly DELETE OPERATION The purpose of DELETE is to allow the user to remove files from the SD card The files to be removed are files located on the SD card in the FIREYE folder pertaining to the...

Page 82: ...le may not agree with the number of servos connected to the PPC4000 Also the addresses and assign ment designations in the servo setup may not agree with the data in the profile Likewise when paramete...

Page 83: ...file Setpoint Drive VFD OXYGEN STACK CO Net Eff Name LEVEL TEMP CW r r r r FS CCW r r r r CNTS Wet Dry ENCODE F C PPM p00 p01 p02 p03 p04 p05 p06 p07 p08 p09 p10 p11 p12 p13 p14 p15 p16 p17 p18 p19 p2...

Page 84: ...file Setpoint Drive VFD OXYGEN STACK CO Net Eff Name LEVEL TEMP CW r r r r FS CCW r r r r CNTS Wet Dry ENCODE F C PPM p00 p01 p02 p03 p04 p05 p06 p07 p08 p09 p10 p11 p12 p13 p14 p15 p16 p17 p18 p19 p2...

Page 85: ...lay contacts are welded Check wiring to specific terminal e5 SAFETY RELAY OFF This means that the system is not sensing a live inter lock voltage on its safety relay input This could be as a result of...

Page 86: ...2 has reached user defined limit setting This could be normal operation e31 SENSOR2 HIGH LIMIT SENSOR 2 has reached user defined limit setting This could be normal operation e32 SENSOR3 HIGH LIMIT SEN...

Page 87: ...supply voltage at the probe e65 O2 FAULT O2 Probe 12V supply open Replace O2 Probe e66 O2 FAULT O2 Probe 12V supply low Replace O2 Probe e67 O2 FAULT O2 Probe 12V supply high Replace O2 Probe e68 O2 F...

Page 88: ...ss selection check wiring add 200 resistor e124 SERVO 3 LOST Communications to the servo has stopped Check servo address selection check wiring replace servo e125 SERVO 4 LOST Communications to the se...

Page 89: ...LT Replace servo e166 SERVO 5 ERROR Servo has detected an Internal FAULT Replace servo e167 SERVO 6 ERROR Servo has detected an Internal FAULT Replace servo e168 SERVO 7 ERROR Servo has detected an In...

Page 90: ...OFF RATIO Servo may have exceeded its torque capacity In this order Excessive torque position hitting hard stop defective servo e225 SERVO 4 OFF RATIO Servo may have exceeded its torque capacity In t...

Page 91: ...D BOARD FAULT VFD Board CPU error Replace VFD Board e269 VFD BOARD FAULT VFD Board CPU error Replace VFD Board e270 VFD BOARD FAULT VFD Board CPU error Replace VFD Board e271 VFD BOARD FAULT VFD Board...

Page 92: ...ng RESET will restore factory default values e332 NO FAULT HISTRY DATA Stored fault history data is corrupted Pressing RESET will restore factory default values e333 NO SETBACK DATA Stored setback dat...

Page 93: ...cing data is corrupted Pressing RESET will restore values from stored memory e386 PPC4000 FAULT o2 setup data is corrupted Pressing RESET will restore values from stored memory e387 PPC4000 FAULT adju...

Page 94: ...on pressed on servo 4 Inspect Servo for button obstruction wires touching e424 SERVO FAULT Manual move button pressed on servo 5 Inspect Servo for button obstruction wires touching e425 SERVO FAULT Ma...

Page 95: ...s purge time is needed to create the free air 20 95 oxygen concentration condition that is expected in order for the probe to calibrate properly Extended purge time may be required for larger systems...

Page 96: ...r to the combined system or its overall performance WARRANTIES FIREYE guarantees for one year from the date of installation or 18 months from date of manufacture of its products to replace or at its o...

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