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6.0 Adjustments 

6.1 Compressor Control (Fig 6.1) 

The compressor controller has Operator  Menus with  parameter 
settings that can be modified within set limits to suit system 
requirements. 

The controller has a built-in time delay to prevent pressurised 
restart that inhibits the automated motor start sequence and 
controls the vent solenoids. 

The venting system (REVS) is controlled by solenoid valves 
mounted on the starter enclosure under the top panel cover. 

A normally closed solenoid valve (A) controls compressor 
delivery pressure using the REVS start system to reduce power. 

The normally open solenoid valve (B) vents the compressor 
during the REVS sequence for off-load power savings and after 
stopping allows quick restart if required. 

The normally open solenoid valve (C) isolates the servo and 
vacuum valve feeds during full load operation to reduce losses 
and maximise compressor efficiency. 

System pressure is shown on the controller, compressor 
pressure can only be viewed on the gauge fitted to the drive end 
cover.  

 

 

Fig 6.1 Solenoid Locations 

6.2 Operation Selection 

The controller has AUTOMATIC OPERATION stop/start set as 
default to achieve maximum efficiency. Go to the [CONTROL 
MENU] sub-menu and use the 

 key to go to the AUTOMATIC 

OPERATION menu item.  

Press the 

  key the AUTOMATIC OPERATION value starts to 

flash. Use the 

 key to switch to CONTINUOUS OPERATION, 

confirm by pressing the 

 key. 

6.3 Operator Menus  

To alter default values in menus, or view error codes, press the 

 and 

 keys together. 

Use the 

 button to switch to the [CONTROL MENU] or [FAULT 

MEMORY] sub-menu then press the 

 key to select. 

In the [CONTROL MENU] the  CUT-OUT POINT menu item 
appears on the display. Press  the 

  key,  the value  will  flash. 

Increase or decrease this value using the 

  or 

  key,  confirm 

the value set by pressing the 

 key. 

Press  the 

  or 

  key  to scroll though available parameter 

settings, press the 

 key to select. 

a) 

CUT-OUT POINT 

b) 

CUT-IN POINT or TARGET PRESSURE (RS) 

c) 

p

2  

CUT-OUT POINT 

d) 

p

2  

CUT-IN POINT or p2 TARGET PRESSURE (RS)  

e) 

RUN-ON TIME 

f) 

AUTOMATIC OPERATION 

g) 

ENABLE REMOTE-START 

h) 

TIMER CONTROL 

i) 

p

2  

TIMER CONTROL 

j) 

AUTO RESTART 

k) 

POWER LOSS TIME 

l) 

START-UP DELAY 

m) 

DRYER PRE-RUN 

n) 

RS485-ProTOCOL 

o) 

RS485-BAUDRATE 

p) 

RS485-ADDRESS 

A selected item will flash, press the 

  or 

  key  to change a 

value or select an alternative, press the 

 key to select. 

The  [FAULT MEMORY] retains the most recently recorded 
warning or fault and the hours when the event occurred. The last 
warning or fault recorded is always at the top. 

In order to distinguish between faults and warning messages, 
faults are marked with an exclamation (!). Use the 

 or 

 key 

to switch between the individual memory areas  in the fault 
memory. 

See Section 8.0 Controller Messages for warnings and faults. 

6.4 Pressure Adjustment 

WARNING ! 

 

PRESSURE ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE MADE 
BY  TRAINED  SERVICE ENGINEERS. FAILURE 
TO COMPLY WITH THIS REQUIREMENT MAY 
INVALIDATE THE COMPRESSOR WARRANTY.

 

Press the 

 and 

 keys together. Use the 

 key to switch to 

the [CONTROL MENU] sub-menu, press the 

 key to select. 

The unload CUT-OUT POINT appears first, press the 

 key, the 

value will flash, press the 

 or 

 key to change the value to the 

desired pressure and press the 

 key to select. 

Press the 

 key to switch to the load CUT-IN POINT, press the 

 key the value will flash, press the 

 or 

 key to change the 

value to the desired pressure and press the 

 key to select. 

The load/cut-in pressure should be set 0.5 bar (7 psi) below the 
nominal pressure required and  unload pressure  0.5 bar  (7 psi) 
above, servo valve pressure is 1.0 bar  (14.5  psi)  above the 
nominal. 

Both parameters load/cut-in  and unload/cut-out  pressure must 
be set on the controller together with manual servo adjustment to 
ensure that the compressor functions correctly. 

6.5 Pressure Control RS Compressors 

The load/cut-in  (TARGET)  and unload/cut-out  pressure may be 
adjusted from the default settings shown in 2.0 Product 
Information i
n the range of 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 bar (87, 102, 116, 130 
or 145 psi). 

In  the [CONTROL MENU] match the load/cut-in  (TARGET) 
pressure  to the nominal bar figure required, the unload/cut-out 
CUT-OUT POINT  pressure  0.5 bar  (7 psi)  above, servo valve 
pressure is 1.0 bar (14.5 psi) above the nominal. 

Manual servo valve adjustment is necessary to match pressure 
selected on the controller. 

 

Summary of Contents for HR04

Page 1: ...HR04 HR07 Models User Handbook Original Instructions CC1132751D 10 2018 GB...

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Page 3: ...3 Compressor Assembly Fig 4 2 12 4 4 Electronic Controller 12 5 0 Operating Instructions 13 5 1 Checking Procedure Before Starting 13 5 2 Operator Control Keys Fig 5 1 13 5 3 Status Display Lights 13...

Page 4: ...17 7 8 Oil Separator Fig 7 1 17 7 9 Oil Cooler Aftercooler Fig 7 2 18 7 10 Cabinet Air Filter Fig 7 2 18 7 11 Electric Motor 18 7 12 Electrical Connections 18 7 13 Service Schedule 18 8 0 Controller...

Page 5: ...odel HR04ER07 4035S000 50Hz model HR04ED07 4035S000 50Hz model HR04ERD07 4035S000 50Hz model HR04E07 5736D005 60Hz model HR04E10 2036D005 60Hz model HR04E10 4035S000 50Hz model HR04ER10 4035S000 50Hz...

Page 6: ...Warning unit is remotely controlled and may start without warning Read the instruction manual Do not operate the machine the machine without the guard being fitted Warning do not start the machine wi...

Page 7: ...ed over a period of time may cause problems that affect the performance and reliability of this compressor Problems may occur when compressors run for short periods on low air demand where they don t...

Page 8: ...ETTINGS Nominal Pressure bar psi 7 0 or 10 0 102 or 145 7 0 102 Minimum Pressure Valve bar psi 5 5 to 6 0 80 to 87 Load Cut in Pressure bar psi 6 5 or 9 5 94 or 138 7 0 102 Unload Cut out Pressure bar...

Page 9: ...low of the compressor Total resistance of the system must not exceed 50 mbar If resistance is expected to be greater fan assistance will be required 3 4 Electrical Connections WARNING CONNECTION TO OR...

Page 10: ...otation is correct by observing pressure rise on the compressor gauge Cooling fan operation is clockwise all RS units have automatic stop start cooling fans that cut in at 85 C 185 F operating tempera...

Page 11: ...ir demands The compressor will load unload and stop start automatically in response to air demand Motor restarts are set to 10 times per hour for single speed units and 30 times for RS units Run on ti...

Page 12: ...d adjacent to the oil filter The compressor is filled and topped up with oil via the oil filler P The sight glass O will be full when oil overflows from the level plug orifice Q Oil is drained from th...

Page 13: ...ssure are viewed here The third row shows status fault and warning messages The HYDROVANE Pro is fitted with two light signals green red Flashing system is ready the motor may start up automatically a...

Page 14: ...sure set point the REVS Reduced Energy Venting System sequence will begin If there is an air demand during the REVS run on time sequence the compressor returns to full load operation If there is no ai...

Page 15: ...IN POINT or p2 TARGET PRESSURE RS e RUN ON TIME f AUTOMATIC OPERATION g ENABLE REMOTE START h TIMER CONTROL i p2 TIMER CONTROL j AUTO RESTART k POWER LOSS TIME l START UP DELAY m DRYER PRE RUN n RS48...

Page 16: ...this is the basis for accurate timer operations Go to the TIMER CONTROL sub menu use the or key to select from seven different timer units The status line of each switching unit is as follows a b c d...

Page 17: ...SAFETY NOTICE ADVISING THAT WORK IS BEING CARRIED OUT ON THE COMPRESSOR CLOSE THE AIR OUTLET VALVE TO ISOLATE THE COMPRESSOR FROM THE AIRLINE SYSTEM FIT A SAFETY NOTICE ADVISING THAT IT IS NOT TO BE...

Page 18: ...special attention to power connections cables connected to contactors and incoming terminals and ensure all earthing wiring is present and undamaged Close the starter panel door and lock with the key...

Page 19: ...d X X X X Check motor conduit cables secure X X X X Check motor for damage X Check motor starter for loose connections X X X X Check motor for vibration X X X X Check flexible control pipes X X X Chec...

Page 20: ...motor for damage X Check motor starter for loose connections X X X Check motor for vibration X X X Check flexible control pipes X X Check oil seal for leakage X X Check drive media key X Check starte...

Page 21: ...t now starts automatically after a previously set time f WARNING START IN Alternating with AFTER DRYER PRE RUN The unit has been switched on and is ready The unit starts automatically after the dryer...

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