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Infrared Speed Control (Optional)

The  Flow-Set  is  a  handheld  infrared  remote  control 

configured  to  adjust  the  Krueger  CRFF-E  and  CRFF-E-

ARS units.

An  EVO/ECM-IRC  control  sends  the  ECM  motors  a 

FLOW INDEX  and  a  GO  signal. The  motor  sends  back 

a  status  signal  that  is  connected  to  a  red  lamp.  The 

control includes an infrared remote receiver.

The  Flow-Set  handheld  remote  sends  infrared  remote 

commands to the EVO/ECM-IRC control, allowing remote 

adjustment  of  the  ECM  motor.  Using  the  Flow-Set,  you 

can  turn  the  motor  ON/OFF,  adjust  the  flow  index  from 

1-100 and read the current settings.

Point the Flow-Set at the Flow-Set target (red lamp if the 

motor  is  on)  on  the  equipment.  Operate  the  ON/OFF 

button or any of the four 

↑↓

  buttons. The green lamp near 

the  Flow-Set  target  lights,  indicating  you  are  in  an 

adjustment session. Continue to operate the on/off button 

or  any  of  the  four 

↑↓

  buttons  to  achieve  the  desired 

settings. 

Press the Enter button to save your new settings and exit 

the adjustment session. Press the Clear button to delete 

your  new  settings,  revert  to  the  ECM  settings  and  exit 

the  adjustment  session.  If  you  enter  an  adjustment 

session  and  do  not  make  any  adjustments  for  15 

minutes, the adjustment session automatically clears.

Use  the  Clear  button  to  read  the  current  settings.  Point 

the Flow-Set at the Flow-Set target and press the Clear 

button. A green lamp begins to flash indicating the signal 

was  received.  The  flash  sequence  indicates  the  current 

flow  index.  The  sequence  occurs  in  two  sets.  The  tens 

(1st) set uses long flashes to indicate the tens digit. The 

units  (2nd)  set  uses  short  flashes  to  indicate  the  unit’s 

digit. An extra long flash in the tens set or the units set 

indicates the value of the corresponding digit is zero.  

• A flow index of 24 flashes two longs, then 4 short
• A flow index of 89 flashes 8 longs, then 9 short
• A flow index of 30 flashes 3 longs, then an extra lon
• A flow index of 04 flashes an extra long, then 4 shor
• A flow index of 100 flashes 10 longs, then an extra lon

Use the ON/OFF button to turn the motor on or off. Point 

the Flow-Set at the Flow-Set target on the equipment and 

press  the  ON/OFF  button.  If  you  press  Enter  while  the 

mo-tor is off, the motor stays off, even through a power 

ON/OFF cycle. 

Adjust the flow index using the ↑↓ buttons. The ↑↓ button 

pair on the left adjusts the index ↑↓ 10. The ↑↓ button pair 

on the right adjusts the flow index ↑↓ 1. Using the ↑↓ 10 

pair, you can quickly move the index up and down. Using 

the ↑↓ 1 pair, you can precisely set the index to achieve 

the desired flo . During an adjustment session, the green 

lamp blinks each time you make a valid entry. If the flow 

index  is  already  100,  and  you  try  to  increase  the  flow 

index,  the  green  lamp  does  not  blink,  and  the  increase 

does not occur. If the flow index is at 91 and you press 

the  ↑10  buttons,  the  green  lamp  does  not  blink  and  the 

increase does not occur because your entry would take 

the index above 100. When the flow index is greater than 

90, use the ↑1 button to increase the index. The ↓1 and 

↓10  keys  respond  in  a  like  manner  when  you  try  to  set 

the flow index below 1. (Zero is not a valid flow index)

B

atteries

Two AA batteries power the EVO/IRC-Masters. Remove 

the  sliding  door  on  the  back  of  the  unit  to  expose  the 

battery  compartment.  Remove  the  old  batteries.  Insert 

the new batteries in the position indicated by the battery 

pictures  molded  into  the  bottom  of  the  battery 

compartment. The battery spring clips are difficult, so you 

may  need  to  use  a  small  screwdriver  to  “shoehorn”  the 

batteries into place.

For maximum battery life, store the EVO/IRC-Masters so 

the  buttons  are  not  pressed.  While  current  drain  is 

minimum  when  the  unit  is  not  sending  infrared  signals, 

some battery current is drawn to sense the pressed key.

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Summary of Contents for CRFF-E

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE Fan Filter Units CRFF E CRFF E ARS CRFF E ARSM ECM Motors Revision 02 01 17...

Page 2: ...m 13 Service Removal and Replacement of CRFF E filters 14 Service Removal and Replacement of Roomside Replaceable Filters 15 Service CRFF E CRFF E ARS Motor Removal and Installation 16 Service CRFF E...

Page 3: ...on is located on the product and serial number labels located adjacent to the electrical box If you cannot locate the FO please contact Krueger for this information Read and Save These Instructions To...

Page 4: ...onto the gasketed grid If using a flexible grid typically supported with wires the unit must be secured to an overhead structure with eyebolts s hooks and chain Screw the four eyebolts into the nutser...

Page 5: ...ed between 0 50 in wc and 3 00 in wc by turning the set screw accessible for the front of the control enclosure Counterclockwise rotation will increase the set point differential for switching clockwi...

Page 6: ...Consoles using MODBUS RTU Additional details of the controls modes are provided on page 7 FEATURES Networkable Via MODBUS RTU 0 10 VDC Analog Control Manual Control Via Onboard Potentiometer Simple C...

Page 7: ...band S2 A maximum of 200 ENV1028 devices is recommended per local area network LAN NetworkkControl Mode cont If a Krueger ACC Control Console is the MODBUS master then addresses should be assigned wi...

Page 8: ...fo krueger hvac com www krueger hvac com Control Modes continued Example of binary S2 switch settings 5 6 1 2 3 4 8 7 ON DIP 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON DIP 11 1 2 4 3 5 6 8 7 ON DIP 21 3 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 ON DI...

Page 9: ...S Test Probe Jack Points The test probe jacks may be used to measure the motor rpm or the PWM signal that is being output to the motor In Manual or Analog Control Mode with an Address setting of 1 or...

Page 10: ...eset non volatile registers to factory default values write 170 AA hex to Register 14 then cycle power Note Register 24 may be read in network mode to determine the value of 0 10VDC signal that may be...

Page 11: ...e Contamination Warranty Please reference the Krueger website for Warranty information located in the Terms and Conditions of Sales document or click on the following link http www krueger hvac com pd...

Page 12: ...lashes 3 longs then an extra lon A flow index of 04 flashes an extra long then 4 shor A flow index of 100 flashes 10 longs then an extra lon Use the ON OFF button to turn the motor on or off Point the...

Page 13: ...lte remove the ceiling panel next to the unit if applicable Switch the ON OFF switch to the OFF position Remove the prefilter from the snap in frame See Figure 1 Clean the prefilter by hand washing in...

Page 14: ...ly off the HEPA ULPA filter See Figure 1 Remove filter deflectors using 5 32 drill bit Keep filter deflectors to install in new filter Discard the used filter as per requirements of the applicable reg...

Page 15: ...ll the filter slowly away from the seal so that the gel remains in the filter gel track 3 Carefully clean plenum assembly knife edge surface of residual gel material 4 Inspect filter for visible damag...

Page 16: ...ter 6 Disconnect 5 pin and 16 pin wire harnesses from the electrical box housing and remove tubing for test port if installed 7 Remove the eight mounting screws to free the motor blower assembly from...

Page 17: ...ews that secure the venturi ring to the bottom face of the lid 4 Using a 5 32 0 40 cm Allen wrench remove the blower wheel from the motor shaft Remove motor from the venturi ring by removing the three...

Page 18: ...dec PerfectSpeed When you order a replacement motor they will be a form and fit replacement except for the cable that connects to the control board and the motor The new Nidec motor will require you t...

Page 19: ...the potential to starve or over feed the fan with air causing the motor to stall which can damage the fan motor This also can be minimized by notifying Titus beforehand for assistance The ECM motors...

Page 20: ...age 20 of 26 Krueger 1401 N Plano Rd Richardson TX 75081 972 680 9136 kruegerinfo krueger hvac com www krueger hvac com Universal Card Wiring Diagram 4 pin Control Cable 5 pin Power Cable 4 Pin MTA Mo...

Page 21: ...com Wiring Diagrams continued Universal Card Wiring Diagram w Continous Filter Monitoring 4 pin Control Cable 5 pin Power Cable 4 Pin MTA Motor Connector Remote Run Indicator LED Note Register 24 may...

Page 22: ...nance for CRFF E Series Page 22 of 26 Krueger 1401 N Plano Rd Richardson TX 75081 972 680 9136 kruegerinfo krueger hvac com www krueger hvac com Wiring Diagrams continued Infrared Speed Control Remote...

Page 23: ...64 N A Universal Control Card CRFF E CRFF E ARS CRFF E ARSM 265888 N A Visual Speed Control Card CRFF E CRFF E ARS CRFF E ARSM 63951 002 N A IR Sensor Harness 63759 001 N A IR Sensor without Harness 6...

Page 24: ...Installation Operation Maintenance for CRFF E Series Page 24 of 26 Krueger 1401 N Plano Rd Richardson TX 75081 972 680 9136 kruegerinfo krueger hvac com www krueger hvac com CRFF E Filter Drawing...

Page 25: ...tion Operation Maintenance for CRFF E Series Page 25 of 26 Krueger 1401 N Plano Rd Richardson TX 75081 972 680 9136 kruegerinfo krueger hvac com www krueger hvac com CRFF E ARS and CRFF E ARSM Filter...

Page 26: ...specified performance along with air velocity measurement and adjustment tests No DOP is used on CRFF E series filters unless requested Recommended Testing All units that are airflow tested at Krueger...

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