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parameter 

SB

=YES only). An 

indication on the display shows that the outputs are off permanently.

2.2 N

ORMAL

.

During normal operation, the display shows the temperature measured by probe T1, presented in the most appropriate

manner. Parameter 

SCL

may be adjusted in °C  with auto-range (

SCL

=1°C), in °C with 1° fixed resolution (

SCL

=2°C) or in Fahrenheit

(

SCL

=°F). The measured temperature may be corrected with a fixed offset by assigning a value other than 0 to the parameter 

OS1

,

the same procedure applies to probes T2, T3, T4, which may be corrected by the respective offsets OS2, OS3, OS4. Additionally,
prior to display, the temperature is treated by an algorithm that allows the simulation of a thermal mass directly proportional to the 

SIM

value. The result is a reduction in the fluctuation of the displayed value.

2.3 INFO 

MENU

.

Pressing the button 

and releasing it immediately activates the information selection menu. From this menu you

can display the instantaneous temperatures T1, T2, T3 and T4; the maximum (THI) and minimum (TLO) stored temperature; the total
operating time of the condenser since its last cleaning (CND) and the keypad status (LOC). The information to be displayed can be
selected sequencially, by pressing 

repeatedly or quickly via the buttons 

and 

to scroll through the menu. Exit from the info

menu is by pressing button 

or automatic after 6 seconds of not using the keypad.

In the INFO operating mode it’s also possibile to reset the recordings THI and TLO and the hour counter CND by pressing buttons 
+

simultaneously while the value is displayed.

2.4 S

ETPOINT

.

The setpoint value is displayed by keeping the button 

pressed for at least half second. The programming range is

within the limits 

SPL 

and 

SPH

. When the button is released, the newly programmed value will be stored immediately. The effective

setpoint values, minimum and maximum limits, will depend on the mode selected 

active at the time of the selection.

2.5 K

EYPAD LOCK

.

The keypad lock avoids undesired, potentially dangerous operations, which might be attempted when the

controllers is operating in a public place. In the INFO mode, through the buttons 

and 

it’s possibile to assign YES or NO to the

parameter 

LOC

. With LOC=YES all keypad commands are inhibited. To resume normal operation of keypad, adjust setting so that

LOC=NO.

2.6 D

EFROST

.

By assigning a value greater than 0 to the parameter 

DDY

, during defrost the indication 

is displayed instead of

the temperature. In this case, after defrost and for the time programmed in DDY, the display indication 

shows that the normal

thermostatic cycle is being resumed.

2.7 A

LARM

.

An anomaly in the operation is displayed through the lighting up of an abbreviation showing its cause: 

/

high/low

alarm temperature in the cabinet, 

door open, 

condenser high pressure, 

condenser high temperature,  

periodic condenser

cleaning, 

/ / /

, fault of probe T1 / T2 / T3 / T4.

2.8 S

ETUP

.

The setup is accessed by pressing the buttons  +

in succession and keeping them pressed simultaneously for 5

seconds. The available parameters appear in TABLE 2 as shown below.

3. CONFIGURATION

The controller is configured for the system to be controlled by programming the operating parameters, that is, through the setup (see par.
2.8). In SETUP, press button 

to pass from one parameter to the next, and press button 

to go back. To display the value of a

parameter press 

, to modify it press buttons 

or  

simultaneously. Exit from the setup is by pressing button 

or automatic

after 30 seconds of not using the keypad.

HP

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE.

Par.

Adjustment

Function

Sect

SCL

1°C/2°C/°F

Readout scale

2.2

SPL

-40.. SPH [°]

Minimum temperature set point

2.4

SPH

SPL.. +40 [°]

Maximum temperature set point

2.4

SP

SPL.. SPH [°]

Effective set point

4.1

HYS

+0.1.. +10.0 [°]

Thermostat hysteresis

4.1

CRT

0.. 30 [min]

Compressor rest time

4.1

CT1

0.. 30 [min]

Compressor run with sensor T1 failure

4.2

CT2

0.. 30 [min]

Compressor stop with T1 failure

4.2

1)

2CD

0.. 120 [sec]

Start delay 2nd compressor 

9.3

DFR

0.. 24

Defrost frequency /24h

5.1

DLI

-40.. +40 [°]

Defrost end temperature

5.3

DTO

1.. 120 [min]

Maximum defrost duration

5.3

DTY

OFF/ELE/GAS

Defrost type

5.2

DRN

0.. 30 [min]

Drain down time

5.4

DDY

0.. 60 [min]

Defrost display control

2.6

FID

YES/NO

Fans active during defrost

6.3

FDD

-40.. +40 [°]

Fan re-start delay temperature

6.4

FTO

0 …120 [min]

Evaporator fan maximum time-out

6.4

FTC

YES/NO

Evaporator fan timed control

6.1

FT1

0.. 180 [sec]

Fan stop delay

6.1

Par.

Adjustment

Function

Sect

ACC

0.. 52 [weeks]

Periodic condenser cleaning

7.5

HDS

1.. 5

Sensitivity function eco / heavy duty

9.2

IISM

NON/MAN/HDD/DI2

2nd set switching mode

9.1

2)

IISL

-40.. IISH [°]

Minimum 2nd temperature set

2.4

2)

IISH

IISL.. +40 [°]

Maximum 2nd temperature set

2.4

2)

IISP

IISL.. IISH [°]

Effective 2nd temperature set

4.1

2)

IIHY

+0.1.. +10.0 [°]

Hysteresis of 2nd temperature set

4.1

2)

IIFT

YES/NO

Evaporator fan timed control in mode 2

6.1

2)

IIDF

0.. 24

Defrost frequency /24h In mode 2

5.1

SB

YES/NO

Button enabling

2.1

DS

YES/NO

Door switch enabling

6.2

3)

CSD

0.. 30 [min]

Compressor stop delay from door opening

4.3

3)

ADO

0.. 30 [min]

Door alarm delay

7.2

DI2

NON/HPS/IISM/RDS

Function digital input DI2

9.5

LSM

NON / MAN / DOR

Light switch mode

9.3

OAU

NON/0-1/LGT/2CU/2EU/ALR

Control of AUX output

9.4

OS1

-12.. +12 [°]

probe T1 offset

2.2

T2

YES/NO

Probe T2 enabling

1.4

OS2

-12.. +12 [°]

Probe T2 offset

2.2

T3

YES/NO

Probe T3 enabling

1.4

Summary of Contents for LF28

Page 1: ...emperature and should be placed where there is the maximum formation of frost If enabled T3 YES the sensor T3 should be located between the condenser fins half way between the condenser inlet and outl...

Page 2: ...l thermostatic cycle is being resumed 2 7 ALARM An anomaly in the operation is displayed through the lighting up of an abbreviation showing its cause high low alarm temperature in the cabinet door ope...

Page 3: ...t When the controller is put on a standby the accumulated time count is frozen is not incremented Defrosting may also be induced manually by pressing the button for 2 seconds or with DI2 RDS through t...

Page 4: ...lements is given in detail below 7 1 ATL establishes the alarm differential for temperatures below set point ATH the alarm differential for temperatures above set point hysteresis Putting one or both...

Page 5: ...c temporary needs of the refrigerator such as warm food being put into the cabinet door being opened frequently etc Control sensitivity to switch over from Group I to Group II is determined by paramet...

Page 6: ...see 5 1 and following If the DI2 inputs of two or more controllers must be linked to each other to establish a remote defrost start control it s mandatory to use the optocoupled version mod LF28x3xx...

Page 7: ...F28D3S4E B INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE 7 2 A Evaporator fan Condenser fan N L I II 7 2 A Cond 2 Evp 1 Cond 1 DI2 DS T4 T2 T1 T3 remote LCD16 max total current 18A 12 4 A 20 6 A RS485 PC comm...

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