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ICEP002-005
4 Control
4.1 Control panel
Fig.1
O
I
QS
1
1
2
3
2
3
QS
Main power switch
.
UP button: press to increment the value of a selected
editable parameter.
DOWN button: press to decrement the value of a selected
editable parameter.
esc
ESC button : to exit without saving;
returns to the previous level;
PRESSED FOR 5s. ALARM RESET.
set
SET button : to exit and saving/ confi rm the value;
go to the next level;
enter on Set Menu;
PRESSED FOR 5s. START CHILLER.
!
Alarm ON (led on: red)
H1 alarms are present.
Pump
4.2 Starting the chiller
• Connect the power supply to the machine by turning the main
isolator switch QS to ON.
• Press the button “
set
” to start up.
• Set the desired temperature on the controller. (par. 4.5.1)
4.2.1
Adjustments at commissioning
a) Water temperature setting, see heading 4.5.
b) Regolation of th pump (only for water version)
Verify correct operation of the pump, using the pressure gauge (read
P1 and P0) and checking the pressure limit values (Pmax and Pmin)
indicated on the pump data plate.
P1 = pressure with pump ON
P0 = pressure with pump OFF
Pmin < (P1-P0) < Pmax
- Example n°1.
Conditions:
closed circuit, pressure P0 = 2 bar
pump data plate values: Pmin 1 bar/ Pmax 3 bar
adjust the valve outlet to give a pressure of 3 bar < P1< 5 bar
- Example n°2.
Conditions:
open circuit, pressure P0 = 0 bar
pump data plate values: Pmin 1 bar/ Pmax 3 bar
adjust the valve outlet to give a pressure of 1 bar < P1 < 3 bar
c) Verify correct operation of the pump similarly under normal running
conditions.
Check also that the amperage of the pump is within the limits indi-
cated on the data plate.
d) Switch off the chiller and proceed to top up the hydraulic circuit at
the “SET” temperature.
e) Check that the temperature of the “treated” water does not fall
below 5 °C and that the ambient temperature in which the hydraulic
circuit operates does not fall below 5 °C. If the temperature is too
low, add the appropriate quantity of glycol, as explained under head-
ing 3.3.2.
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ATTENTION !: before switching on the chiller pump, close the
water outlet valve.
Always keep the possible inlet valve open, if present.
After switching on the pump, slowly open the chiller water outlet
valve and adjust the fl ow rate as described in point 4.2.1.
4.3 Stopping the chiller
When chiller operation is no longer required, turn the chiller off as fol-
lows: press the button “SET” (5 Sec.) .
Do not turn off the main switch QS to ensure that any antifreeze protec-
tion devices will still receive electrical power
4.4 Parameter settings
General
There are two levels of protection for parameters:
a) Direct (D): with immediate access,
User-changeable;
b) Password protected (U): password required for access;
Factory-set
parameters.(do not change).
4.4.1 Chiller
parameters
PARAMETER
CODE
TYPE
DEFAULT
Unit of measurement.
C-F
D
0FF
Remote on / off enabling
(see para. 4.4.1.1)..
rE
D
0
Unit address *
CF30
D
1
Baud rate *
(see para. 4.4.1.2)
CF31
D
3
Protocol modbus *
CF32
D
1
Alarm relay management
(see para. 4.4.1.3)
rAL
D
0
Supervisor on / off enabling *
SUP
D
OFF
Restore default parameters
dEF
D
OFF
* Optional parameter
4.4.1.1 Remote On / Off mode
0
Remote On/Off disabled
1
Remote On/Off enabled together with local On/Off.
In case of loss of power, or the main switch is turned off,
then, on return of power the chiller must be restarted locally
2
Remote On/Off only, local On/Off disabled
4.4.1.2 Baud rate (Optional)
1
2400
3
9600
5
38400
7
115200
2
4800
4
19200
6
57600
4.4.1.3 Alarm relay management
0
Relay normally deactivated, excited by an alarm.
1
Relay normally excited (also with control OFF), deactivated
by an alarm.
2
Relay normally excited (only with control ON), deactivated by
an alarm or with control OFF.
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