Pego VISION100 THR Use And Maintenance Manual Download Page 31

                                                                                                       

VISION

100

 THR

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

                                                                                                                                     

Page  31

 

USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL 

Rev. 02-18

 

  
 
 
 

DIAGNOSTIC 

 

In  case  of  anomalies,  the

 

VISION100  THR

 

controller  warns  the  operator  using  alarm  codes 

shown by the display and an acoustic signal emitted by a buzzer inside the Operational console. In 
case an alarm condition occurs, the display will show one of the following messages: 

 

ALARM CODE 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

OPERATION TO BE CARRIED OUT 

E0 

Functional anomaly of the ambient probe

 

  Check ambient probe state. 

  If problem persists, replace the 

probe. 

E1 

Functional anomaly of the humidity probe

 

  Check state and connection of 

humidity probe. 

  If problem persists, replace the 

probe. 

E2 

Functional anomaly of the defrosting probe 

(In this case, any defrosting will have d5 duration) 

  Check defrosting probe state. 

  If problem persists, replace the 

probe. 

E3 

Eeprom alarm 

An error has been detected in the EEPROM 
memory. (All outputs are deactivated except the 
alarm outputs) 

  Switch the equipment off and on 

again. 

E4 

Software compatibility error

 

  Check correct combination 

between MASTER board and 
Console board. 

E6 

Discharged battery alarm 

  Replace the Console lithium 

battery (CR2032 type). 

Ec 

Main alarm 

(e.g. Thermal protection or max. 

pressure switch) 
(All outputs are deactivated except the alarm output. 
if present) 

  Check compressor absorption. 

  If problem persists, contact the 

after-sales technical assistance 
service. 

En 

No connection between Console and MASTER 
board

  Check connection between the 

two units. 

  If problem persists, contact the 

after-sales technical assistance 
service. 

Eu 

Minimum or maximum humidity alarm. 

A humidity higher or lower to that set for minimum or 
maximum humidity alarm has been reached in the 
ambient (

See variables AU1 and AU2, user 

programming level

  Check humidity management. 

  The probe does not correctly 

detect the humidity. 

Et 

Temperature 
on display is 

flashing 

Minimum or maximum temperature alarm. 

A  temperature  higher  or  lower  to  that  set  for 
minimum  or  maximum  temperature  alarm  has  been 
reached  in  the  ambient  (

See  variables  At1  and  At2, 

user programming level

  Check the compressor state. 

  The probe incorrectly detects the 

temperature or the stop/start 
control of the compressor does 
not work. 

Ed 

Limit Timeout for dehumidification 

  Check humidity management. 

  The probe does not correctly 

detect the humidity. 

CHAPTER 7: DIAGNOSTIC 

CHAP. 7 -  Diagnostic 

7.1 

Summary of Contents for VISION100 THR

Page 1: ...Use and maintenance manual ELECTRICAL BOARDS FOR REFRIGERATING INSTALLATIONS READ AND KEEP REV 02 18 ENG VISION100 THR ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...VISION100 THR...

Page 3: ...5 8 First level variables list Page 17 5 9 Second level programming Page 17 5 10 Second level variables list Page 20 5 11 Automatic programmes Pr1 Pr2 Pr3 Pr4 Pr5 Page 22 5 12 Germination day night c...

Page 4: ...able programmes each of seven phases APPLICATIONS Seasoning and drying cells Germination cells with day night phases Preservation cells with or without humidity control MAIN FEATURES Back lit LCD disp...

Page 5: ...rial processes Complete with VISION THR and 100N MASTER THR display OVERALL CLEARANCES Dimensions in mm IDENTIFICATION DATA The equipment described in this manual is provided with an identification da...

Page 6: ...ng the wiring assuming the spiral shape damaging for possible inductive effects on the electronics 5 All conductors used in the wiring must be suitably proportioned to support the load to be powered 6...

Page 7: ...Position the module 100N MASTER on the DIN guide and close the 2 lower hooks to lock it on the same Fig 2 Fix the VISION THR console using the two screws to be inserted in the slots underneath the key...

Page 8: ...vation deactivation Probes alarms signal Air change control parameters adjustment Defrosting parameters adjustment Refreshments parameters adjustment Fans parameters adjustment Outputs state displayin...

Page 9: ...ogical input 4 20 mA Humidity probe reading precision see humidity probe features Humidity probe reading range 0 99 Hr Output features Description Installed relay Board output features Notes Cold outp...

Page 10: ...sed when the equipment is modified or transformed Under no circumstances Pego S r l will be liable for any loss of data and information costs of goods or substitute services damage to property people...

Page 11: ...gram in progress TIMER by pressing the key once it displays remaining time of phase in execution UP MANUAL REFRESHMENT and DEFROSTING activates both functions STAND BY plant ON OFF the program in prog...

Page 12: ...02 18 DOWN MUTE ALARM AIR CHANGE FORCING CELL LIGHT LED DISPLAY 1 PHASE 0 Advance Dripping Germination day phase 2 PHASE 1 advancement 3 PHASE 2 advancement 4 PHASE 3 advancement 5 PHASE 4 advancement...

Page 13: ...rameters value error codes 10 Time date time parameters values program in progress timer 11 PRG Programming control is in programming phase 12 Cold flashing if only called for dehumidification 13 Hot...

Page 14: ...mming exit current programming first SYMBOLS For practicality we will use the following symbols the UP key that performs value increase functions and forcing of defrosting refreshing the DOWN key that...

Page 15: ...emperature SETPOINT dtn 0 2 10 C 2 0 C dtn NEUTRAL temperature area referred to main SETPOINT Cold and hot are not activated in neutral area it symmetrically includes an upper part hot and a lower par...

Page 16: ...1 45 C 45 C AU1 Minimum humidity alarm Enables defining a minimum humidity value to the ambient to be humidified Below the AU1 value the Eu alarm state will be signalled with the alarm icon flashing...

Page 17: ...lly when exiting the configuration menu 6 Press the STAND BY key to enable the electronic control SECOND LEVEL VARIABLES LIST Installer Level VARIABLES MEANING VALUES DEFAULT AC Microdoor input state...

Page 18: ...o stops the fans if they are not active for other functions 0 15 min 0 dEU Dehumidification mode selection The separate dehumidification calls hot and cold only for temperature 0 cooling 1 heating 2 s...

Page 19: ...ormed Counting starts at every new dehumidification request 0 min 4 hours 1 min steps 0 Disabled 0 dEo Operation to be performed in case limit Timeout for dehumidification dEt intervenes dEO 0 an alar...

Page 20: ...T STOP and SET pressed for a few seconds the function is active only if Cg 0 1 Using key or key select the program to be amended After having selected the program press the SET key to display the para...

Page 21: ...phase evaporator fans speed Amends the value of 2nd level variable F8 0 High speed 1 Low speed only if rin 1 0 tSg Dripping phase duration 0 00 99 30 at 30 min steps 0 00 St1 Phase 1 temperature setpo...

Page 22: ...nt 0 NO 1 YES 0 v5 Phase 5 evaporator fans speed Amends the value of 2nd level variable F8 0 High speed 1 Low speed only if rin 1 0 t5 Phase 5 duration 0 00 99 30 at 30 min steps 0 00 St Seasoning pre...

Page 23: ...00 23 50 10 min steps 0 t1 Temperature 1 SET 45 0 45 0 C 0 0 C t2 Temperature 2 SET 45 0 45 0 C 0 0 C ELECTRONIC CONTROLLER VISION100 THR IGNITION After having wired the electronic controller apply v...

Page 24: ...ivated upon exceeding of set dUd and remains active until set is reached with dUn 0 Humidification is activated below set dUU and remains active until set is reached with dUn 0 It is possible to set a...

Page 25: ...s of the second level programming F3 F4 F6 F7 F8 enable setting fans management in the different modes By setting parameter rin 1 it is possible to differentiate high and low speed of the fans in the...

Page 26: ...op To manually activate defrosting it is sufficient to press the UP key Defrosting is not activated in case the temperature set for defrosting end d6 is lower than the temperature detected by the evap...

Page 27: ...on If password is forgotten use universal number 100 AUTOMATIC PROGRAMS An automatic program is a work cycle made of a maximum of 7 phases in which it is possible to automatically amend the temperatu...

Page 28: ...program execution it is possible to amend the humidity and temperature setpoint directly from the keyboard without having to access programming Variations are provisional and do not alter the pre set...

Page 29: ...of the parameters indicated in paragraph 5 12 it is possible to determine the day start and end times and manage two differential temperature setpoint During the day phase the germination lights are s...

Page 30: ...MONITORING SYSTEM To insert the board in a TeleNET network refer to the layout below To configure the instrument refer to the TeleNET manual IMPORTANT During configuration select Instrument PLUS 100 T...

Page 31: ...arged battery alarm Replace the Console lithium battery CR2032 type Ec Main alarm e g Thermal protection or max pressure switch All outputs are deactivated except the alarm output if present Check com...

Page 32: ...EMC 2014 30 EU LA CONFORMITA PRESCRITTA DALLA DIRETTIVA E GARANTITA DALL ADEMPIMENTO A TUTTI GLI EFFETTI DELLE SEGUENTI NORME THE CONFORMITY REQUIRED BY THE DIRECTIVE IS GUARANTEED BY THE FULFILLMENT...

Page 33: ...2 V 31 Y 15 16 Refreshment rin 0 low speed fans rin 1 Step 1 germin lights Cg 1 27 28 Ambient NTC probe 13 14 Air change Digital inputs section 11 12 Humidification 45 50 Stand by forcing 9 10 Cell li...

Page 34: ...VISION100 THR Page 34 USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Rev 02 18 NOTES...

Page 35: ...VISION100 THR Page 35 USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Rev 02 18 NOTES Attachments...

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