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 - USER MANUAL - B4U - v2 - PAG. 3

 

2 - PROGRAMMING 

 
2.1 - QUICK CHANGE OF THE SET POINT IN "NORMAL" MODE 

To configure the Set Point in normal mode, press and release the UP 
or  DOWN  keys  and  the  screen  will  display  "S1"  and  the  current 
setting value at that time. 
By pressing the UP or DOWN keys again, we will be able to select 
the new desired value within the limits established by the "SH" and 
"SE" parameters. 
 
Once the desired value has been selected, press the LIGHT button 
or wait 3 seconds for the B4U to activate the new set value and return 
to the normal operating screen. 
 

 

 
 

2.2 - STANDARD PROGRAMMING OF PARAMETERS 

To access the B4U parameter menu when the parameter protection 
is not active, press the ON / OFF + LIGHT keys simultaneously for 5 
seconds. 
 
 
 
 
The  screen  will  show  the  acronyms  that  identify  the  first  group  of 
parameters ("-SP") and with the UP and DOWN keys we will select 
the group we want. 
Once the desired group of parameters has been selected, press the 
LIGHT key and the acronyms that identify the first parameter of the 
selected group will be displayed. 
Once inside, with the UP and DOWN keys we will select the desired 
parameter and press the LIGHT key, the screen will alternately show 
the initials of the parameter and its value, which we will modify with 
the UP or DOWN keys. 
Once the desired value has been established in the parameter, we 
will  press  the  LIGHT  button  to  memorize  the  new  value  and  the 
display will show only the initials of the selected parameter. 
Using the UP or DOWN keys, we can select another parameter from 
the group and modify it as described above. 
To exit and select another group of parameters, we must press the 
ON / OFF key for 1 second and the screen will show the initials of the 
parameter group. 
At  this  point,  it  is  possible  to  select  another  group,  access  the 
parameters and modify them as described above. 
To exit the parameter menu, do not press any key for approximately 
30 seconds or press the ON / OFF key for 2 seconds until exiting the 
programming mode. 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

2.3 - PARAMETER PROTECTION THROUGH PASSWORD 

The B4U has the function of protecting the parameters by means of 
a personal password, configuring it in the "PP" parameter within the 
"-tS" group. 
To  have  this  protection  available,  we  will  program  the  desired 
password number in the "PP" parameter. 
Once  the  protection  is  activated,  to  access  the  parameter  menu, 
press the ON / OFF + LIGHT keys simultaneously for 5 seconds and 
the display will show "rP", press the LIGHT key and the display will 
show "0". 
At  this  point,  using  the  UP  and  DOWN  keys  we  will  establish  the 
password  value  that  we  programmed  and  press  the  LIGHT  key  to 
confirm. 
 

 

 

If the password is correct, the display will show the initials that identify 
the first group of parameters "-SP" and it will be possible to program 
the parameters as already described in the previous section. 
Password protection is disabled by setting the parameter "PP" = oF.  

Note: If we forget the password to access the parameters, we must 
carry out the following procedure: 

 

Turn off the power supply to the equipment and power it again while 
pressing the LIGHT key for 5 seconds. This will give us access to the 
parameters and, therefore, we can put the new password in the "PP" 
parameter.

 

 

2.4 - 

PARAMETER PROGRAMMING LEVELS 

The  factory  configuration  of  the  B4U  has  that  password  protection 
acts on all parameters. 
After  enabling  the  password  in  the  "PP"  parameter,  we  can  make 
certain  parameters  configurable  while  the  rest  are  protected  by 
password. 
To carry out this action we must follow the following procedure: 
Access  the  parameter  programming  by  entering  the  password  and 
select the parameter to configure. 
Once  we  have  located  the  parameter,  if  the  SET  LED  flashes,  it 
means  that  the  parameter  is  only  configurable  by  setting  the 
password and therefore it is "protected". Otherwise, if the SET LED 
is  on  steady,  it  means  that  the  parameter  can  be  set  even  without 
setting the password and is therefore "unprotected"). 
To change the condition of the parameter, we will press the LIGHT 
key and the UP key together. 
The  SET  LED  will  change  its  state  indicating  the  new  level  of 
accessibility of the parameter (on = unprotected; flashing = protected 
by password). 
In the event that the password is enabled and some parameters are 
"unprotected", when accessing the parameter programming, all the 
parameters configured as "unprotected" will be displayed first without 
any  division  by  groups  where  we  will  find  the  parameter  last.  "RP" 
through  which  it  will  be  possible  to  access  the  "protected" 
parameters. 

Summary of Contents for B4U

Page 1: ...ONNECTION 5 FUNCTIONING 5 1 ON STAND BY FUNCTION 5 2 NORMAL ECONOMIC AND TURBO OPERATING MODES 5 3 PROBE INPUTS AND DISPLAY CONFIGURATION 5 4 DIGITAL INPUTS CONFIGURATION 5 5 CONFIGURATION OF THE OUTPUTS AND BUZZER 5 6 TEMPERATURE REGULATION 5 7 COMPRESSOR PROTECTION AND START DELAY FUNCTION 5 8 DEFROST CONTROL 5 8 1 AUTOMATIC DEFROST 5 8 2 MANUAL DEFROST 5 8 3 DEFROST END 5 8 4 INTERVAL AND DURAT...

Page 2: ...be configured 3 DOWN AUX 2 key In normal operating mode pressing and releasing allows quick access to the Set Point selection and modification mode Pressing for 3 seconds allows activating deactivating the configured output configured as A2 anti fog heating elements In the programming and display modes of the temperature measured by the room probe the evaporator temperature P1 and P2 and in additi...

Page 3: ...the PP parameter within the tS group To have this protection available we will program the desired password number in the PP parameter Once the protection is activated to access the parameter menu press the ON OFF LIGHT keys simultaneously for 5 seconds and the display will show rP press the LIGHT key and the display will show 0 At this point using the UP and DOWN keys we will establish the passwo...

Page 4: ...hat instant To exit the variables display mode we will not press any of the 4 keys for approximately 10 seconds 3 WARNINGS FOR USE 3 1 PERMITTED USE The B4U has been designed as a measuring and regulating device in accordance with EN 60730 1 for operation at altitudes up to 2000m The use of the B4U in applications not expressly provided for in the aforementioned standard must include all appropria...

Page 5: ...eople things or animals 4 2 1 ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM Color legend Cable Strip 1 Brown 2 White 3 Green 4 Blue 5 Red 6 Black 5 OPERATION 5 1 ON STAND BY FUNCTION The B4U once turned on can take 2 different conditions ON It means that it works with the normal control functions STAND BY It means that the controller does not operate with any control function and the display turns off the Stand by LE...

Page 6: ...g the Et time it will automatically switch to ECONOMY mode The B4U remains in ECONOMY mode until the door is reopened or if configured until the tt timeout When it exits the ECONOMY mode the B4U performs a TURBO cycle to recover the temperature of the products then returns to the NORMAL operating mode and so on 1 The time Et is reset every time the door is opened In the case of the example the doo...

Page 7: ...ATION OF THE OUTPUTS AND BUZZER The parameters related to the configuration of the outputs are contained in the group Ou The outputs of the B4U can be configured through the parameters o1 o2 o3 and o4 with the following functions ot Compressor Solenoid Control or Cooling Element dF Control of defrost heaters Fn Evaporator fans control Au Auxiliary output control En Allows the Control of a silencea...

Page 8: ...with Heating action In this case the regulation Set point for the ot output will be SP SE SH while for the HE output it is through the Set SH The regulation differential for the ot output is the active one between d or Ed or Hd is assumed automatically by the B4U to have positive values in the cooling action while for the HE output the differential will be Hd considered with negative values during...

Page 9: ...counts the time since the B4U was started This mode is the one currently used in refrigeration systems ct At intervals of compressor operation time The interval di is counted as the sum of the operating times of the output ot output on This mode is normally used in refrigeration systems with compressor stop in defrost cS Defrost cycle at each compressor stop The regulator starts a defrost cycle ev...

Page 10: ...be set as EP exceeds the temperature set in parameter tE If this temperature is not reached within the time set in parameter dE the defrost will be interrupted To avoid unnecessary defrosting when the evaporator temperature is high the tS parameter allows setting the temperature referring to the evaporator probe below which the defrosts will be activated Therefore in the indicated modes if the tem...

Page 11: ...nfigured with the o1 o2 o3 o4 parameters The buzzer can be configured to signal alarms by setting the parameter Bu 1 or 3 or 4 and always functions as an alarm that can be silenced This means that when activated it can be deactivated by briefly pressing any key Alarms can be configured to signal them by configuring the outputs The possible alarms that can be configured are the following On When yo...

Page 12: ...e to show the initials oP on the display When the door open alarm intervenes the normally activated outputs fans or fans compressor are also deactivated 5 10 4 VOLTAGE CONTROL ALARM The parameters related to the voltage control alarm functions are found in the UA folder The B4U can automatically deactivate the control outputs when the mains voltage measured by the B4U through its power supply is l...

Page 13: ...e SP S Parameters Relative to the Set Point 1 SH Turbo Set Point or Minimum Set point and Superheat Set point in HC mode 99 HS 4 0 2 SE Economic Set Point maximum set point LS 99 8 0 3 S1 Set Point SE SH 4 0 In i Parameters related to inputs 4 uP Measurement unit and resolution decimal point C0 C with resolution 1 F0 F with 1 resolution C1 C with 0 1 resolution F1 F with 0 1 resolution C0 F0 C1 F1...

Page 14: ... 0 29 Ei Interval between defrosts in case of evaporator probe error oF 01 59 min 01 99 hrs 4 30 EE Defrost duration in case of evaporator probe error oF 01 59 sec 01 99 min 20 31 tS Temperature from which the defrost starts 99 9 9 9 9 10 99 C F 2 0 32 tF Temperature that forces the start of the evaporator defrost 99 9 9 9 9 10 99 C F 99 33 St Defrost start delay due to evaporator temperature oF 0...

Page 15: ...1 2Y Temperature alarm type 2 see 1y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 62 2H High temperature alarm setpoint 2 99 9 9 9 9 10 99 C F oF 63 2L Low temperature alarm setpoint 2 99 9 9 9 9 10 99 C F oF 64 2d 2H and 2L alarm hysteresis 0 0 9 9 30 C F 1 0 65 2t Alarm delay 2H and 2L oF 01 59 sec 01 99 min oF 66 2P Temperature alarm delay time 2 on connection oF 01 59 min 01 99 hrs 2 67 2A Action of alarms 2 on the...

Page 16: ...ify the correct functioning of the probe it is useful to have the ohm values of the probes EP Possible anomaly in the EEPROM memory Press the SET key Turn the device off and on Err Fatal Device Memory Error Replace the device or send it in for possible repair 7 2 CLEANING It is recommended to clean the B4U only with a cloth slightly dampened with water or a non abrasive detergent and that does not...

Page 17: ...MATE N LOK 250 removable connector Connection Display B4U Power Unit B4U 3 m MAX Through the cable with removable mini connectors Pollution degree 2 Ambient operating temperature 0 60 C Operating ambient humidity less than 95 RH non condensing Transport and storage temperature 25 60 C 8 3 FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS Temperature control ON OFF Defrost control by intervals or by temperature with elec...

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