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FC66003740 - Rev 01

WIRING DIAGRAMS

ABBREVIATIONS 
Ts = set temperature
Tr = Room temperature

Ti1 = convector chilled water temperature 
Ti2 = convector hot water temperature 

AUX1 = hot water free contact
AUX2 = chilled water free contact
MTV1 = cooled motor driven valve 

--------- Factory wiring 
- - - - - Field wiring 

DIPA-S1 
SW1-5
: unit address setting. 
SW6: unit type setting: Master or slave. 

Mode Configuration:

SW7=0; SW8=0; unit working in cooling/heating mode. 

SW7=1; SW8=0; unit working in cooling mode only. 

DIPB-S2 
SW1: Occupation contact setting

SW2: Unit configuration setting: 
0= 2-pipe system

SW3: On/Off valve configuration
0=w/o valve
1=with valve 
SW4: Pre-heating setting:
0=36 °C 
1=28 °C 
SW5, SW6, S3 (by-pass jumper): Fan speed configuration. 

I/O contacts: 
L/N
: Power supply: 230 Vac 
Valve 1: Valve output On/Off -230 Vac. 
(2 pipes: cooling/heating) 
Valve 2: Valve output On/Off -230 Vac. 
(4 pipes: heating only) 
HEATING: Electric heater input/output - 230 Vac. 
AI1: Return air temperature sensor - 1 (Tr). 
AI2: Internal convector temperature sensor - 1 (Ti1). 
AI3: Internal convector temperature sensor - 2 (Ti2). 
AUX1: No-voltage contacts; ON: unit in heating mode. 
AUX2: No-voltage contacts; ON: unit in cooling mode. 
ON/OFF: Occupation contact 
CN1~2: Stepper motor rate. 
CN3: Serial BUS contacts. 
CN4: Fan speed output - 230 Vac. 
KEY: On/Off switch. The 20/24 type uses an electric control board 
MTV2 = motor driven hot valve

MASTER / SLAVE NETWORKS

The FM fan coil units are equipped with a PCB suitable for the implementation 
of master/slave networks with up to 32 units.  
Depending on the control panel used on the master unit it is possible to 
implement two different types of master/slave control.

Global control communication
Master unit with IR remote control or a wired WALLPAD.
The master unit will transmit the settings to all slave units. During normal 
operation the slave units can receive data from the wireless remote control 
or the wall-mounted control. 
After receiving the global commands from the master unit, all slave unit 
settings will be replaced by the master settings. 
In case of global control communication it is not possible to set different 
settings on slave units, which will all work in the same manner.

Addressable communications

The master controller must be a wired wallpad. 
The slave unit parameters are set as usual. After receiving the control 
commands from the master unit, the addressed slave unit settings will be 
replaced by the master settings
In that case using the WALLPAD it is possible to send customized instructions 
to each of the units connected to the network.

Master unit function 
The master unit sends the data referring to its settings to the slave unit. 
The settings of the Master unit are: Unit On / Off, Mode, Fan Speed , Timer, 
Clock, Temperature selection, sweep function and sleep function for use 
from remote control. 
The settings of the Master unit are: Unit On / Off, Mode, Fan Speed , Timer, 
Clock, Temperature selection, sweep function and sleep function for use 
from wall-mounted control.

Summary of Contents for FM 22

Page 1: ...2 0 kW 3 7 kW FM GB TECHNICAL MANUAL HIGH WALL MOUNTED FAN COIL UNITS WITH BLDC MOTOR AND INCORPORATED VALVE...

Page 2: ...ORKS 11 9 WALLPAD 13 10 Installation requirements 14 11 Routine maintenance 15 12 MODBUS 16 Thetechnicalanddimensionaldataprovidedhereinmayundergochangesinconnection with product improvements Operatin...

Page 3: ...l the functions of the unit and the room temperature HEAT EXCHANGER Uprated heat exchanger made with copper piping and high efficiency alumi nium fins with hydrophilic surface treatment complete with...

Page 4: ...e the deviation measured and adapt the rpm accordingly The derivative logic analyzes the change speed thus assuring little variations Watertemperaturereadinganddefinitionofminimumworkingtemperatures A...

Page 5: ...1 94 2 40 3 02 2 68 3 28 3 74 Sensible cooling capacity 1 kW 0 99 1 20 1 52 1 40 1 47 2 22 1 95 2 40 2 74 Water flow rate 1 l h 234 281 356 335 414 518 457 565 641 Pressure drop 1 kPa 11 15 22 18 26 3...

Page 6: ...Pa FM 22 FM 23 1 1590 1080 274 14 1370 990 234 11 2 1890 1300 324 19 1640 1200 281 15 3 2370 1630 407 29 2070 1520 356 22 FM 32 FM 33 1 2270 1530 389 24 1940 1400 335 18 2 2770 1620 475 33 2400 1470 4...

Page 7: ...PH Qw Dpw W l h kPa W l h kPa FM 22 FM 23 1 1330 230 8 1380 119 3 2 1620 281 12 1690 148 4 3 2070 360 18 2170 187 6 FM 32 FM 33 1 1880 328 15 1950 169 5 2 1920 335 15 1970 173 5 3 3000 522 33 3150 27...

Page 8: ...orbidden FC66003740 Rev 01 2 Way Valve Body 3 Way 4 Outlet Differential pressure Chart Differential pressure Chart Valve Dimensions mm DN A B C D D15 G1 2 52 47 19 5 63 Valve Dimensions mm Valve Model...

Page 9: ...26 8 57 49 2 48 6 50 0 49 4 48 1 40 5 30 3 20 3 51 43 3 43 0 44 4 44 1 41 3 32 5 21 8 18 6 45 37 All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden FC66003740 Rev 01 6 OVERALL DIMENSIONS 5...

Page 10: ...cable control Yellow green Auxiliary heating contact Auxiliary cooling contact 7 WIRING DIAGRAMS Make the electrical connections with the power supply disconnected in accordance with current safety re...

Page 11: ...hot valve 8 MASTER SLAVE NETWORKS The FM fan coil units are equipped with a PCB suitable for the implementation of master slave networks with up to 32 units Depending on the control panel used on the...

Page 12: ...from the master unit Theslaveunitcanbesetlocallyonadesiredsettingbymeansofthelocalcontroller providedtherearenosubsequentchangestothesettingsofthemasterunit The slave units can be set individually fo...

Page 13: ...ect the day of the week from Sunday to Saturday Or used for programming the weekly switching on and off via the timer to select the day of the week Network button for the network control Clock setting...

Page 14: ...free of obstructions The air should flow freely The wall the unit is mounted on must be sufficiently rigid so as not to resonate and produce noise The position should permit easy access for installin...

Page 15: ...cables for the sensors Install a filter if harmful interferences are present in the power supply Filter 11 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE The material must undergo maintenance in order to retain its characterist...

Page 16: ...TIONS Error code Description Definition 01 01H Invalid commands Received commands beyond valid commands 02 02H Invalid data address Data addresses beyond valid data address 03 03H Invalid data Data be...

Page 17: ...d wall pad and set timer function Hour 300007 W Calibration wired wall pad and set timer function Minute 300008 W Calibration wired wall pad and set timer function Second 300009 W Calibration wired wa...

Page 18: ...low temperature protection Bit5 Indoor coil over heat protection Bit6 Reserved Bit7 Electrical heater failure Bit8 Motor1 error Bit9 Motor2 error Bit10 System parameters error Bit11 Reserved Bit12 Re...

Page 19: ...19 FM All copying even partial of this manual is strictly forbidden FC66003740 Rev 01...

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