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INDEX

CONTENTS

PAGE

• INDEX

•   DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
 

.- CLIMATIC 40 CONTROL

 

2.- DC4 TERMINAL (ECOLEAN)

 

3.- DC40 REMOTE TERMINAL (AIRCOOLAIR)

•  MENU

• REGULATION
 

.- ECOLEAN

 

2.- AIRCOOLAIR

 

3.- AIRCUBE

• ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
 

.- REMOTE ON/OFF

 

2.- REMOTE WINTER / SUMMER CHANGEOVER

 

3.- DYNAMIC SET POINT

 

4.- BMS COMUNICATIONS

 

5.- TIME BANDS PROGRAM (ECOLEAN)

 

6.- LOW NOISE

 

7.- ANALOGUE / DIGITAL INPUT

 

8.- TIMING AND DELAYS

 

9.- DEFROST

 

0.- CONDENSER FAN SPEED CONTROL

 

.- FREE COOLING

• PARAMETERS

• SAFETY DEVICES

• INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION

• ALARMS

Summary of Contents for CLIMATIC 40

Page 1: ...Providing indoor climate comfort CLIMATIC 40 MUL37E 0607 12 2009 Original manual translation User manual ...

Page 2: ... TERMINAL AIRCOOLAIR MENU REGULATION 1 ECOLEAN 2 AIRCOOLAIR 3 AIRCUBE ADVANCED FUNCTIONS 1 REMOTE ON OFF 2 REMOTE WINTER SUMMER CHANGEOVER 3 DYNAMIC SET POINT 4 BMS COMUNICATIONS 5 TIME BANDS PROGRAM ECOLEAN 6 LOW NOISE 7 ANALOGUE DIGITAL INPUT 8 TIMING AND DELAYS 9 DEFROST 10 CONDENSER FAN SPEED CONTROL 11 FREE COOLING PARAMETERS SAFETY DEVICES INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION ALARMS ...

Page 3: ...nt evaporator tem perature pressure condenser and outdoor temperature probes optional Proportional regulation based on remote ambient return temperature cooling heating and automatic mode Defrost cycle heat pump units with pres sure tranducer Condensing pressure control with tempe rature probe or pressure transducer Antifreeze high and low pressure protections Compressors indoor and o utdoor fans ...

Page 4: ...de Request BUTTON DESCRIPTION TIME Go up a sub group inside the programming area Press once Access the direct parameters Press for 5 s Select item inside the programming area confirm changes to the parameters Press once Program parameters afters entering password Press for 5 s Select top item inside the programming area Press once Increase value Press once Switch from standby to heat pump mode and...

Page 5: ... in cooling or heating mode in order to change the operating mode you first have to turn the unit off and only then can you turn it on in the operating mode you want 1 1 3 SELECTING THE WATER TEMPERATURE OF THE SYSTEM To modify unit s working set point you have to change parameter r1 cool set point or parameter r3 heat set point To see how to change a parameter see chapter 3 MENU SETTINGS AND OPER...

Page 6: ... and vice versa Change operating mode cooling heating automatic Switch the indoor fan from automatic mode to always ON and vice versa ActivateS deactivateS the sleep mode ActivateS deactivateS the time bands ShowS the set point when the unit is OFF Set the temperature BUTTON BUTTON PRESS FUNCTION 3 seconds Sets sleep differential value of the current operating mode 3 seconds Sets the time bands ho...

Page 7: ...sday 2 etc 6 Set the day by using the buttons 7 Press the button to accept 3 1 TURN ON OFF THE UNIT WITH REMOTE CONTROL DC40 AIRCOOLAIR 3 2 SELECTING THE UNIT S OPERATING MODE Once the unit is turned on you can select Cooling Heating or Automatic mode just pressing the Mode button In the automatic mode you just choose the set point and the system automatically switches from cooling to heating mode...

Page 8: ...Enter time bands menu b Set 1ST time band for weekday start hour c Accept d Set 1ST time band of weekday start minutes e Accept f Set 1ST time band of weekday set point on off tem perature g Accept h Repeat steps b c d e f g to programme 2nd time band for weekdays i Repeat steps b c d e f g h to programme the two time bands for weekends Weekdays Time band 1 flashing Flashing Flashing Flashing Time...

Page 9: ... appears on the display Move inside the menu as explained below 1 sec 5 sec B SETPOINT SETTINGS AND OPERATING HOURS DISPLAY MENU C PARAMETERS EDITING MENU a Press Pgr and Sel at the same time for 5 seconds c Press Sel to accept d Press Sel to enter parameters Editing menu Go up a sub group inside the programming area UP or increase valve Down or decrease valve Go down a sub group or accept paramet...

Page 10: ...pe up to the main menu to save it otherwise modifications will be cancelled c If no operations are performed on the keypad for 60 seconds the controller exits the parameter editing menu on timeout and any changes are cancelled MENU TREE PROBES SETTINGS ATIFREEZE AND ELECTRICAL HEATER PROBES COMPRESSORS DEFROST FANS UNIT SETTING ALARMS REGULATION TIMER SETTING SOFTWARE ...

Page 11: ...M STEP 2 STEP 1 Unit 2 CM Ambient or return air duct temperature is thermostatically controlled via set point and tolerance range differential as shown in the following diagrams 2 1 AUTOMATIC MODE Heat pump 2 2 AUTOMATIC MODE Cooling only Electrical heater 2 3 AFFECTED PARAMETERS 3 AIRCUBE Aircube is regulated by digital input see section 7 advanced functions for more details HEAT COOL HEAT COOL I...

Page 12: ...ctivate this function set parameter H06 1 3 DYNAMIC SET POINT With this function which needs to incorporate an additional outdoor temperature probe it s possible to adjust the set point dynamically based on ambient temperature The set point value can be increased or decreased when the external conditions are more advantageous thus achieving extra energy saving Dynamic set point must be activated i...

Page 13: ...e units Aircoolair units don t need the converter it s integrated but they do need the ambient or duct remote sensor option 5 TIME BANDS PROGRAM Ecolean The Climatic 40 controller allows 2 time bands to be programmed for each day each with a different set point The setting parameters are explained in the following table For further information please see BMS communication manual EXAMPLE Cooling WA...

Page 14: ...C 1003 1103 1303 1403 1604 1804 SM ANCM 112D 128D 152D KSCM 112D 128D 152D 214D NOTE Optional kits could change probes settings PROBE Ambient temperature Inlet water temperature Return or remote ambient temperature Outlet water temperature 1st Circuit evaporator temperature 1st Circuit condenser temperature Outdoor temperature 1st Circuit condenser temperature Outdoor temperature 1st Circuit conde...

Page 15: ...n both heating and cooling modes the compressors start 150 seconds after the water pump has started in order to stabilize the water system In addition to that the water pump stops 4 minutes after the last compressor has stopped in order to take advantage of the remaining thermal energy in the exchanger Compressor Water pump 240 s 150 s DIGITAL INPUT Flow switch Termal overload fan ON OFF Cool Heat...

Page 16: ...At first there is a by pass during the first 150 seconds of water pump operation which operates according to the water flow switch signal When the alarm has been activated the water pump is stopped The water pump starts again every 90 seconds for 150 seconds in order to try to reset the alarm This procedure is repeated 5 times and after that the pump remains stopped until the alarm is reset manual...

Page 17: ...he fan FAN SPEED CONDENSER TEMPERATURE ºC NOTA At start up the fan works at maximum speed for 20 seconds so as to overcome the mechanical inertia of the motor The same time is observed with regard to compressor start up irrespective of the condensing temperature in order to improve temperatures probes reading 1 3 ON OFF CONTROL BASED ON PRESSURE Models ECOLEAN EAR 1003 1804 SM AIRCOOLAIR ANHM 112D...

Page 18: ... air to achieve the comfort setpoint The illustration below shows freecooling regulation With free cooling Open air damper Close air damper Without freecooling Stop air damper Ambient temperature ºC Ambient temperature ºC OPTION To get a constant air renewal when freecoling conditions are satisfied the damper is mantained opened partially 20 according to the following values Par DESCRIPTION Min Ma...

Page 19: ...lative set point 1st step Auxiliary heater differential Auxiliary heater absolute set point 2st step Auxiliary heater relative set point 1st step Lower discharge air temperature in freecooling Probes Config of probe to be shown on the display 0 probe B1 1 probe B2 2 probe B3 3 probe B4 4 probe B5 5 probe B6 6 probe B7 7 probe B8 8 Set point without compensation 9 Dynamic set point with possible co...

Page 20: ... ON 1 Depending on compressor in parallel operating mode 2 Depending on compressors in ON OFF control 3 Depending on compressors in speed control mode Temp value for min speed cooling Pressure value for min speed cooling 20 if F2 3 22 if F2 2 20 if F2 3 22 if F2 2 20 if F2 3 22 if F2 2 Differential value for max speed in cooling mode temp Differential value for max speed in cooling mode pres Fan s...

Page 21: ... UD BY DEFAULT ECOLEAN AIRCOOLAIR AIRCUBE Regulation Cooling set point Differential in cooling mode Heating set point Differential in heating mode Dead zone Cooling compensation constant Maximum distance from the set point Start compensation temerature in cooling mode Start compensation temerature in heating mode Second cooling set point Second heating set point Select automatic change over probe ...

Page 22: ... temperature reaches 8ºC in standard unit LOW WATER TEMPERATURE ALARM ECOLEAN The unit is protected by means of a temperature probe located in the indoor piping when the indoor temperature goes drops 2ºC WITHOUT FREECOOLING The compressors shut down and the antifreeze alarm goes on The alarm is reset automatically when the temperature reaches 7ºC WITH FREECOOLING Air intake gate closes Once the ga...

Page 23: ...n the board fit into the corresponding terminals Installation warnings Disconnect the power supply before working on the DC40 during operations of assembly maintenance and replacement The terminal must be fastened to the wall in such a way as to allow the circulation of air through the slits on the rear casing Avoid installing the boards in environments with the following characteristics Avoid loc...

Page 24: ...DT41 power supply and the DC41 terminal using the telephone cable 80 cm supplied If the cable is not long enough use a pin to pin telephone cable with a maximum length of 10 m Fig 8 3 Fig 8 4 Thelefone cable Max L 200m AWG20 Keep the DC41 s inductive load cables separate from those of any power devices contactors etc in order to prevent electromagnetic interference Do not lay power and communicati...

Page 25: ...40 display alternately with the main menu Only in Aircoolair units an alarm code different from the one for the Climatic 40 being shown on the DC40 display alternately with the main menu A red bell appears on the Climatic 40 display and the alarm relay is activated contacts 99 100 In some cases depending on the type of alarm some of the outputs may be blocked thus stopping the unit The activation ...

Page 26: ...e unit Ecolean only After 5 minutes it automatically requires to be reset manually Unit stops AUTO MAN Check water circuit is not blocked Check water filter Check water pump operation Not used Call Technical Service B1 probe error Faulty probe or connection Unit stops AUTO Check connection of B1 probe see electrical diagram check continui ty and change the faulty component B2 probe error Faulty pr...

Page 27: ...er supply warning Power supply 20 4V AUTO Check power supply of controller 24V see electrical diagram High power supply warning Power supply 26 4V Unit stops AUTO Check power supply of controller 24V see electrical diagram Not used Call Technical Service Not used Call Technical Service Not used Call Technical Service Not used Call Technical Service Not used Call Technical Service Not used Call Tec...

Page 28: ...RAMETERS EDITING MENU entering the password 44 instead of 22 Up to 25 events can be saved highlighting in order event code start hours start minutes start day start month end hours end minutes end day end month WARNING The alarm log is active and operative only if the clock board is fitted If there are no alarms saved noH is displayed EVENT CODE START MONTHS END MONTHS START HOURS START MINUTES ST...

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Page 32: ...going commitment to quality the Specifications Ratings and Dimensions are subject to change without notice and without incurring liability Improper installation adjustment alteration service or maintenance can cause property damage or personal injury Installation and service must be performed by a qualified installer and servicing agency MUL37E 0607 12 2009 Original manual translation BELGIUM LUXE...

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