ECP
300
EXPERT STEPPER
Page 20
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Rev. 01-20
GENERAL INFORMATION
For safety reasons and greater convenience for the operator, the
ECP300 EXPERT
STEPPER
system provides four programming levels; the first is used only for the
configuration of frequently editable
SET-POINT
parameters, the second is used for
programming and setting the general parameters relating to the various operating modes
of the board, the third is used for managing the parameters relating to the electronic
expansion valve and the fourth is used for managing the parameters relating to the stepper
valve.
If you are at one programming level, you cannot directly access another level, but you
must first leave the programming.
SYMBOLS
For convenience we will indicate with the symbols:
•
(
)
the UP key
that performs the functions of value increase and tacit alarm.
•
(
)
the DOWN key
that performs the functions of decreasing the values and
forcing defrosting.
SETTING AND SET-POINT DISPLAY
1. Press the
SET key
to display the current
SET-POINT
value (temperature).
2. Holding down the
SET key
and pressing one of the
(
)
or
(
)
keys changes the
SET-
POINT
value.
3. Release the
SET key
to return to the cell temperature display; the changes made will
be automatically saved.
FIRST-LEVEL PROGRAMMING (User level)
To access the first level configuration menu you must:
1. Press and hold the (
) and (
) keys simultaneously for more than 3 seconds until the
first programming variable appears on the display.
2. Release the (
) and (
) keys.
3. Select with the (
) key or the (
) key the variable to be modified.
4. After selecting the desired variable you will be able to:
• Display the setting by pressing the SET key.
• Change the setting by holding down the SET key and pressing one of the (
) or (
)
keys.
Once the configuration values have been set, to leave the menu, press and hold the (
)
and (
) keys for a few seconds until the cell temperature value reappears.
Changes made to the variables will be automatically saved when leaving the configuration
menu.
CHAP. 5 - Data programming
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