Riello AriaPRO 004 ME Installation & Servicing Instructions Manual Download Page 34

Function 

Parameter  Description 

Value range 

Default 

value

 Set 

value

 

Min  Max 

System configuration

100

Code used to set the type of system:

1. Heat pump with fixed water temperature (clean contacts)

2. Heat pump with set-up of the climate curve (clean contacts)

3. Heat pump with control panel control

4. Monoblock Comfort with Control Panel as Thermostat

5. N.A.

6. Monoblock RS485

7. N.A.

1

7

1. A2W

Type of user interface

101

Code used to indicate if and how the User Panel control interface is used:

0. Control panel not used (Input Relay active)

1. Control panel installed

2. Control panel used as programmer

0

2

0. Not used

Control panel 

software release

102

The code indicates the Control panel software release

-

-

-

Lock

Control panel 

software version

103

The code indicates the Control panel software version

-

-

-

Lock

Output test

104

Code used to force the Output ON to carry out the test (max 10 minutes)

0. No test

1. Water pump

2. Alarm/Ambient temperature reached

3. External heat source /Defrost

4. Auxiliary heat source required for ACS/Dehumidification

5. Electric trace heater / Additional water pump

6. 3-way valve

7. Not used

8. Not used

0

8

0. No test

Reset pump run-time

105

This code is use to reset the water pump working hours to zero

no

yes

no

External heat source/

defrosting

106

Code is used to select the output connected to PIN 4 on the terminal board

1. Auxiliary heat source required

2. Defrost output signal

1

2

1

Humidity limit

107

Code used to set the humidity threshold limit to enable the output for the external 

de-humidifier system

20

100

50%

Auxiliary source 

required for ACS or 

humidity control

108

Code used to select the output connected to PIN 11 on the terminal board

1. Auxiliary source required for ACS when External Air Temperature <   tem-

perature set with code 148

2. Humidity control

1

2

2

Frost Delta set point

109

Code used to set the frost set point delta used by the antifreeze system as per 

algorithm

0°C

6°C

1°C

Compressor run-time 

reset

110

Code used to reset the compressor working hours to zero

No

yes

No

Flow switch status

111

The code displays the status of the flow switch:

0. Water not flowing

1. Water flowing

-

-

Lock

Heating climate curve 

number

112

Code used to select the number of the heating climate curve.

0. No pre-set climate curve (the installer has to draw up the Climate Curve)

1-12. For more information on the curves, read the specific section

0

12

0

Heating water set 

point

113

Code used to set the fixed set point of the heating water

20°C 60°C

45°C

Heating temperature 

reduction in eco mode

114

Code used to set the temperature reduction value for the fixed set point of the heating 

water when the unit is in ECO mode.

1°C

20°C

5°C

Cooling water set 

point

115

Code used to set the fixed set point of the cooling water.

4°C

25°C

7°C

Cooling temperature 

reduction in eco mode

116

Code used to set the temperature reduction value for the fixed set point of the cooling 

water when the unit is in ECO mode.

1°C

10°C

5°C

Cooling climate curve 

number

117

Code used to select the number of the cooling climate curve.

0. No pre-set climate curve (the installer has to draw up the Climate Curve)

1-2. For further information on the climate curves consult the control panel manuals.

0

2

0

Min outdoor air 

temperature in heating 

mode

118

Code used to select the minimum outdoor temperature of the heating climate curve, 

which depends on the country where the system is installed.

-20°C +10°C

-7°C

Max outdoor air 

temperature in heating 

mode

119

Code used to select the maximum outdoor temperature of the heating climate curve. 10°C 30°C

30°C

Table of functions and installer parameters

  

 
 

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Summary of Contents for AriaPRO 004 ME

Page 1: ...Installation Servicing Instructions THESEINSTRUCTIONS TOBERETAINED BYUSER Vok ra is a licensed member of the Benchmark scheme which aims to improve the standards of installation and commissioning of...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...maintenance operations please adopt the appropriate attire and accident prevention devices The Manufacturer waives all and any responsibility for failure to observe the safety and accident prevention...

Page 4: ...onents Micro processor electronic control regulation performance Climate control The AriaPRO range units are designed for the production of refrigerated water for air conditioning heated water for hea...

Page 5: ...1 58 1 96 3 46 4 42 EER 9 3 02 3 2 98 2 96 2 95 ESEER 9 4 36 4 51 4 15 4 22 4 31 Generalities Sound pressure in heating mode dB A 42 42 44 47 48 Sound pressure in cooling mode dB A 44 44 45 48 49 Com...

Page 6: ...A Cold zone Low temperature 30 35 C s 133 120 110 115 133 SCOP 3 41 3 07 2 82 2 94 3 40 Pdesign 6 03 7 75 6 46 15 75 17 25 Annual consumption kW h 4 148 5 927 5 381 12 620 11 945 Warm zone Low tempera...

Page 7: ...hot water production may be limited according to the settings of the safety devices in the equipment For technical activities please refer to the technical tag mounted on board the machine It is forbi...

Page 8: ...mm 356 640 G mm 466 750 H mm 40 44 L mm 60 69 A Flow rate l s B Available static pressure kPa 0 1 0 0 75 65 B A 4 6 55 45 35 25 15 5 75 65 B 55 45 35 25 15 5 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 1 0 0 A 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5...

Page 9: ...s and defrost OAT Outside air probe LF Frequency Limiting IS Domestic water input SV Three way domestic water valve Y Yellow O Orange R Red G Grey A Brown C Black V Violet B Blue W White Y G Yellow Gr...

Page 10: ...3 J16 J5 2 J16 4 EHTR WP J5 3 J5 J16 5 J5 4 J16 6 J5 5 21CF 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J20 7 REMOTE J20 6 1FS 1 2 22CF 1 2 1 J15 1 J20 5 J15 J17 1 J17 2 J10 1 J20 4 J20 1 J10 2 J20 3 J17 J10 3 J20 2 J10 1OAT J10 4...

Page 11: ...P20 P35 P34 P19 P18 P04 P05 P06 1P C BOARD P11 P08 1MCC1530 3CF 1 2 3 4CF 1 2 3 CN805 1 1 P33 2R P32 5CF 2 1 4CM 2 1 P31 2 10 J4 1 P30 CN701 2 03 J3 1 6CF 1 2 3 1 2 08 J1 1 1RV F7 P03 P10 P02 CN806 1...

Page 12: ...3 J16 J5 2 J16 4 EHTR WP J5 3 J5 J16 5 J5 4 J16 6 J5 5 21CF 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J20 7 REMOTE J20 6 1FS 1 2 22CF 1 2 1 J15 1 J20 5 J15 J17 1 J17 2 J10 1 J20 4 J20 1 J10 2 J20 3 J17 J10 3 J20 2 J10 1OAT J10 4...

Page 13: ...P35 P34 P19 P18 P04 P05 P06 1P C BOARD P11 P08 1MCC1530 42CF 1 2 3 43CF 1 2 3 CN805 1 1 P33 P32 2R 44CF 2 1 9CM 2 1 P31 P30 CN701 45CF 1 2 3 1 1RV F7 P03 1F 1 2 P10 P02 CN806 1 CN300 CN700 CN503 CN502...

Page 14: ...HUMIDITY J5 1 J16 3 J16 J5 2 J16 4 EHTR WP 12 J5 3 J5 J16 5 J5 4 EHS DFR J16 6 4 J5 5 60CF 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J20 7 ALARM 5 J20 6 1FS 1 2 61CF 1 2 1 J15 1 J20 5 J15 J17 1 J17 2 16 J10 1 J20 4 J20 1 J10 2 J...

Page 15: ...2CM 1 2 3 7CF 1 2 3 P12 N P13 R 1 8CF 1 2 9CF 1 2 1 CN05 CN04 3 P21 10CF 1 2 3 1 CN303 P24 1 11CF 1 2 3 4 5 12CF 1 2 3 4 5 1 1FM CN800 CN06 P28 J4 1 2 10 J3 1 2 03 J1 1 2 08 P29 13CF 1 2 3 4 5 ED 1 CN...

Page 16: ...UMIDITY J5 1 J16 3 J16 J5 2 J16 4 EHTR WP 12 J5 3 J5 J16 5 J5 4 EHS DFR J16 6 4 J5 5 32CF 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J20 7 ALARM 5 J20 6 1FS 1 2 33CF 1 2 1 J15 1 J20 5 J15 J17 1 J17 2 16 J10 1 J20 4 J20 1 J10 2 J2...

Page 17: ...00 WHITE CN710 WHITE SW802 SW804 SW803 ON ON ON 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 2 1 SW801 CN704 BLUE SW800 RY704 P04 CN701 WHITE P05 CONTROL P C BOARD MCC1571 P06 CN04 WHITE P07 CN200 F03 T10A 250V F01 T25A 250V...

Page 18: ...HUMIDITY J5 1 J16 3 J16 J5 2 J16 4 EHTR WP 12 J5 3 J5 J16 5 J5 4 EHS DFR J16 6 4 J5 5 84CF 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 J20 7 ALARM 5 J20 6 1FS 1 2 85CF 1 2 1 J15 1 J20 5 J15 J17 1 J17 2 16 J10 1 J20 4 J20 1 J10 2 J...

Page 19: ...ortation The unit must be handled by skilled technicians appropriately equipped and with the appropriate tools to manage the unit s weight in compliance with the accident prevention regulations When h...

Page 20: ...units must Be placed on a level surface able to support their weight Be placed on a sufficiently rigid floor slab that does not transfer vibrations to the rooms below or next door It is suggested to...

Page 21: ...so that the pipes can be washed without having to disconnect the unit The connection pipes should be of a suitable diameter and suppor ted so that their weight does not rest on the appliance It is ma...

Page 22: ...e connection points in the pre cut part Remove the pre cut part Remove the hole s cutting edges Insert the supplied cable protections Only for size 015 use the strain relief supplied with the unit Thr...

Page 23: ...C B D C 004 006 008 D C A E 012 015 Legend A Position 4 Led Inverter diagnostics board 12ME 15ME B LED GMC position Diagnostic board C Installation terminal strip D Cable holder E Strain relief 23...

Page 24: ...d the connection cable of the control panel through the hole in the base Anchor the base with appropriate screws and bolts Connect the cable to the clamps on the control panel paying attention to pola...

Page 25: ...charge Operations After deactivating the unit Position the remote switch in the off position Position the system s main switch in the off position Deactivate the indoor terminal units by positioning t...

Page 26: ...ed flames or high temperature bodies in case of leaks please air the rooms thoroughly Do not charge the refrigerating circuits with a different refrigerant from the prescribed one Do not use oils that...

Page 27: ...START TIME Activates the programming menu displaying the beginning of the six periods of time scheduled PERIOD Activates the programming menu displaying the six periods of time scheduled DAYS Activate...

Page 28: ...meter Activate the arrow keys Set the current value Push the OK key to confirm Setting of room temperature Push the mode key Select the desired operation mode Activate the arrow keys Set the desired t...

Page 29: ...change of the next parameter shall be enabled To move Activate the arrow keys To confirm Push the OK key to confirm Refer to the functions table for further details on the various parameters Quick key...

Page 30: ...5 10 15 20 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 par 4 1 2 3 4 15 25 35 45 55 65 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 par 4 1 2 3 4 1 MAX W T W1 Par No 121 2 NO HEAT T W1 Par No 120 3 REGION T O Par No 118 4 STOP H T O Par No 119...

Page 31: ...s Before resetting it is necessary to remove the cause of the anomaly Abnormal operations are notified by the Control Panel with numeric codes Part of the alarms resets automatically while others requ...

Page 32: ...etc Discharge temp error Power supply error Heat sink overheat error Gas leak detection 4 way valve reverse error High pressure protective operation Fan system error Driving element short circuit Pos...

Page 33: ...rature 11 Lock Outdoor Temperature measured by the sensor C 30 C 90 C Outdoor temperature GMC 12 Lock Outdoor temperature read by the GMC board C 20 C 65 C Room sensor temperature adjustment 13 Correc...

Page 34: ...d for ACS when External Air Temperature tem perature set with code 148 2 Humidity control 1 2 2 Frost Delta set point 109 Code used to set the frost set point delta used by the antifreeze system as pe...

Page 35: ...3 Heating 4 Faulty 5 Defrost Lock Compressor max frequency 132 The code indicates the maximum frequency of the compressor calculated by the GMC control board Lock Requested frequency 133 The code ind...

Page 36: ...0 Always active 1 On Off depending by actual room temperature vs room temperature set point same hysteresis of the thermostat function If the command is not installed or the room sensor is unavailabl...

Page 37: ...s The manufacturer s literature including Benchmark Checklist and Service Record has been explained and left with the customer Yes CENTRAL HEATING MODE Heating Flow Temperature C Heating Return Temper...

Page 38: ...ature Date Engineer Name Company Name Telephone No Operative ID No Comments Signature Date Engineer Name Company Name Telephone No Operative ID No Comments Signature Date Engineer Name Company Name Te...

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