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Low temperature leaving alarm

1.  In access level O, press 

System Setpoints

 and se-

lect

 Low LWT Alarm

.

2.  Set the low LWT alarm temperature to between 

5.4℉  and  9℉  (3℃  and  5℃)  above  the  liquid 

freeze temperature point. For example, if the gly-

col liquid freeze point is 14℉ (-10℃), you can set 

the alarm point to 23℉ (-5℃).

Setting the operating mode

1.  In access level O, press 

System Setpoints

 in the 

menu and select 

Operating Mode

.

2.  Set the mode to 

Cooling/Heating/Heat-

ing/Pump Only

.

Chiller Start/Shutdown

1.  In access level O, press 

System Setpoints

 in the 

menu and select 

Chiller Start/Shutdown

2.  Set the stop/run of the chiller.

Faults

In access level O, press 

Fault

 in the menu to view the 

active faults, reset faults, and to delete the fault history.

•  To reset a fault if the alarm condition has been 

corrected, press 

Reset Fault

 at the bottom of the 

screen. The access level must be at O or S, de-

pending on the fault level to be reset.

•  To clear the history of inactive faults, press 

Clear 

History

 at the bottom-right of the screen. You can 

only clear the fault history with S level access.

Active faults are colored blue, while recognized faults 

in the fault history are colored black. Press on a fault 

item to access detailed information about it.

Figure 11: 

Fault screen

Additional checks for models 0070 to 0140

Models 0070, 0105, and 0140 are modular arrays, 

which require additional checks as shown the follow-

ing sections.

Figure 12: 

0140 modular array example

Configuring 0035, 0070, 0105, and 0140PJP/S 

models

Check and configure the micro DIP switches SW301 

of each control board (microboard) according to the 

following tables for each module in a modular array 

unit.

Table 2: 

DIP switch setting for each module address

Module SW301-1 SW301-2 SW301-3 SW301-4 SW301-5

1

On

Off

Off

Off

Off

2

Off

On

Off

Off

Off

3

On

On

Off

Off

Off

4

Off

Off

On

Off

Off

5

On

Off

On

Off

Off

6

Off

On

On

Off

Off

7

On

On

On

Off

Off

8

Off

Off

Off

On

Off

9

On

Off

Off

On

Off

10

Off

On

Off

On

Off

11

On

On

Off

On

Off

12

Off

Off

On

On

Off

13

On

Off

On

On

Off

14

Off

On

On

On

Off

15

On

On

On

On

Off

16

Off

Off

Off

Off

On

17

On

Off

Off

Off

On

18

Off

On

Off

Off

On

19

On

On

Off

Off

On

20

Off

Off

On

Off

On

21

On

Off

On

Off

On

Quantech

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Form  QTH1-QSG1 

Issue date: 12/20/2023

Summary of Contents for QTH1 0035

Page 1: ...35 0075 0105 and 0140 Air Cooled Inverter Scroll Chiller and Heat Pump 35 Ton to 140 Ton Air Cooled Scroll Liquid Chillers Quick Start Guide New Release Form QTH1 QSG1 1223 Issue Date December 20 2023...

Page 2: ...dividual shall also be familiar with and comply with all applicable industry and governmental stan dards and regulations pertaining to the task in question Safety symbols The following symbols are use...

Page 3: ...All wiring must be in accor dance with Johnson Controls published specifications and must be performed only by a qualified electrician Johnson Controls will NOT be responsible for damage problems resu...

Page 4: ...onfiguration power on 10 Mechanical checks 10 Modular units installation 15 Micro DIP switch configuration SW301 from 1 to 5 15 Quantity of combined modules 15 Micro DIP switches configuration SW301 f...

Page 5: ...c connections refer to Form QTH1 ICOM1 Single unit Electrical checks power off The QTH1 requires an electrical connection with a power of 460 VAC 60 Hz Refer to Technical data in Form QTH1 ICOM1 for m...

Page 6: ...gle module Flow switch SFM2 80L 93 XT2 Figure 4 Hot water flow switch SFM2 single module External interlock Install an electrical link on terminals 80H 88 XT2 if required Figure 5 External interlock M...

Page 7: ...l for the start or stop switch Figure 6 Location of the HMI on the units Configuring the unit for remote operation mode selection 1 Wire dry contacts to XT2 terminals 80F 86 for cooling or heating mod...

Page 8: ...g be tween the hydro kit and control panel needs to be fin ished in the field except for hydro kits combined with units such as 0035PJP Outlet pipe heater of cold water hydro kit EPH14 The active cont...

Page 9: ...tance is calculated taking the cable diameters shown in this table For longer lengths and for cables laying with other cables the minimum cable diameter must be recalculated to a higher value to allow...

Page 10: ...e access level indication in the upper right cor ner changes accordingly Configuring the language 1 In access level O press HMI in the menu 2 Select Language Setpoint select the appropriate language a...

Page 11: ...quid temperature setpoints in Cool Heat EWT Setpoint or Cool Heat LWT Setpoint 3 Set according to cooling heating control selection For setpoint temperature less than 40 F 4 4 C see Low temperature le...

Page 12: ...n You can only clear the fault history with S level access Active faults are colored blue while recognized faults in the fault history are colored black Press on a fault item to access detailed inform...

Page 13: ...he micro DIP switches SW301 6 SW301 7 and SW301 8 on each control board relate to the unit mod ule type either two pipe PJP or four pipe PJS These three DIP switch are set in the factory according to...

Page 14: ...wo mod ules set the quantity of modules to 2 Each mod ule has a control panel Sequence module selection 1 In access level O press Unit in the menu and se lect Unit Selection 2 To view the data of each...

Page 15: ...rn temperature control it is not necessary to have an additional system return water temperature sensor Otherwise if using a leaving temperature con trol connect an additional system leaving temperatu...

Page 16: ...ps to be connected and mon itored through a single controller Each unit features a touchscreen display that has an easy to use web style interface and intuitive navigation for easy access to op eratio...

Page 17: ...iption A MAC address DIP switch B BAS port J3 Figure 18 SC EQ card Callout Description Callout Description A USB port E EQ 485 port B Flash IC F Connected services RJ C Debug G BAS 485 port D MAC addr...

Page 18: ...d to converter B or To avoid malfunc tion ensure it is connected correctly Table 4 on page 18 outlines the cable length and type for interconnections Figure 19 Leader follower modules communication wi...

Page 19: ...OFF Control Select Comm BAS and HMI selection Modbus and BACnet For the most recent points lists and protocol instruc tion for the two pipe and four pipe units refer to the Points List Two Pipe Equip...

Page 20: ...Quantech Incorporated www Quantech HVAC com Subject to change without notice Printed in USA Copyright 2023 All Rights Reserved Form QTH1 QSG1 1223 Issue Date December 20 2023 Supersedes New Release...

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