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This function is used to adjust the coefficients of the existing PID controllers. The number of coefficients depends on the system configuration. If the 

system operation for any reasons is unstable (fluctuating), PID coefficients may be adjusted. We recommend this to be done by a specialist.

The function of manual control of components is designed to activate/deactivate the components manually. Components are controlled by digital and 

analogue outputs. Analogue outputs are controlled in percentage, and digital output are controlled by “on/off”. By default, all components are attributed 

“Auto” status which means that a component is controlled based on ventilation logic. Components are displayed by the system configuration. Settings 

must be saved so that they remain the same after power loss.

The minimum unit consumption in stand-by mode is ensured only when all the manual control components are set to “Auto” position.

Prior to using the manual control function, it is recommended to activate the force shutdown function which blocks the ventilation logic functions.

This function may be useful, if you need to check whether everything is properly connected. Moreover, in the event of failure, certain component can 

be activated so that the unit operates irrespective of sensors and protections. Of course, this method should be applied in exceptional cases until the 

failure is rectified.

If an external (“Remote”) type of a temperature sensor is displayed, the sensor temperature may be indicated manually, and the values may be indi-

cated via the Modbus interface.

This function is used to monitor controller input and output values, versions of connected modules, system date and time, fan speeds, temperatures, 

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 value, pressure, etc. The amount of information depends on the system configuration. This tool is designed for preventive maintenance of the 

system.

Temperature may be indicated for supply air or room temperature. The temperature can be maintained based on supply or extract air temperature. If 

control by room temperature is selected, the function calculates the temperature to be supplied to maintain proper room temperature. Temperature is 

limited based on supply air temperature permissible limits.

The ventilation unit is not designed to heat premises; therefore it is not necessary to use full capacity for low temperature differences as the compensa-

tion in percentage is provided for in this function. This parameter indicates a percentage part of the temperature difference (between the set point and 

room temperature) to be compensated by this function. E.g. set point is 20°C, room temperature is 16°C, compensation is 50%, difference between 

the indicated and existing temperatures is 20-16=4°C. Since 50% is compensated, then 4*50%=2°C, and when the received value is added to the set 

point we get the required supply air temperature 2+20=22°C. As this temperature is within the supply air temperature protection limits, it is not limited. 

In this case the system will maintain the supply air temperature at 22°C. The closer room temperature is to the set point (20°C), the closer required 

supply air temperature is to 20°C.

It can be also too hot in the room, therefore this function is compensating in both directions (both heats and cools). The required (compensated) tem-

perature is displayed in the window “Monitoring” (“Required supply t.”). If it is displayed that the required temperature is equal to 0°C it means that the 

supply air temperature maintenance is switched off.

The supply air temperature is maintained by the following components (in a sequential order as indicated):

• Fans (if too hot the speed is decreased)

• Cooler

• Recirculation damper (in case of favourable outdoor air temperature)

• Bypass damper (in case of favourable outdoor air temperature)

• Heater

• Fans (if too cold the speed is decreased)

The system first of all tries to maintain the supply air temperature by means of a heat exchanger. If plate heat exchanger is used, the bypass damper is 

used. The heat exchanger can both cool and heat with respect to outdoor and room air temperatures. The heat exchanger is controlled based on PID 

controller assigned to it. When the heat exchanger operates at full capacity and required temperature is not reached, the recirculation damper, then 

the heater or cooler is activated (if necessary) etc. Only the components configured for temperature maintenance are activated. From one component 

to another one the system switches over in 60 seconds.

This function is designed to limit the supply air temperature. The minimum and maximum supply air temperatures are indicated for the function as well 

as permissible time and protection actions (display only an alarm or shut down the unit). This function limits supply air temperature set by the user 

and other functions. If the temperature is controlled based on room temperature, this function does not allow supplying warmer or cooler air than that 

indicated in the protection. 

If the system fails to maintain the right temperature, i.e. supply air temperature remains outside the limits for an indicated period of time, the unit is shut 

down (if indicated) and alarm is displayed. By default, the minimum permissible supply air temperature is 16.5°C, maximum temperature is 40.0°C.

This function is designed to activate the preferred system mode by means of an external contactor. The function indicates a type of a signal to be sent 

to the input.

Possible types of signals:

• 

Not used

This function is designed to protect the system against the impermissible unit shutdown. It is recommended to limit the unit shutdown up to 1 hour 

within 12 hours during the winter period. Possible function modes:

• Always allow shutdown

• Block shutdown

• Block shutdown during winter period

• Block shutdown during summer period

It must be indicated for the function for how long the switch-off is permissible within 12 hours. If the switch-off is blocked and the system is shut down, 

the system counts the time and informs the user on the remaining time.

If the time has expired and stand-by mode is blocked, the user is informed by the function indication.

Summary of Contents for Smarty 2X V Series

Page 1: ...Subject to technical modification Smarty 2X 3X V_P0110_AZ_0004 AHU WITH HEAT RECOVERY Smarty 2X V Smarty 3X V User s and service technical manual...

Page 2: ...O2 Reduction Function only using additional extract air CO2 sensors 24 1 28 Changing Passwords 24 1 29 Restoring Factory Defaults 24 1 30 Fan Control 24 1 31 Damper Control 25 1 32 Heat Exchanger Cont...

Page 3: ...3 Smarty 2X 3X V www salda lt LED indication 52 Smarty 2X V Accessories 53 Smarty 2X V Spare Parts 54 Smarty 3X V Accessories 55 Smarty 3X V Spare Parts 56 Warranty 57 Unit s maintenance table 58...

Page 4: ...s are packed in the factory to withstand regular conditions of transportation Upon unpacking check the unit for any damages caused during transportation It is forbidden to install damaged units The pa...

Page 5: ...and its components edges may be sharp and cutting Do not wear loose clothing that could be entangled in to operating unit Do not place fingers or other foreign objects through inlet or exhaust guards...

Page 6: ...ir Pre Heater Duct based Air Heater Smarty 2X V 1 1 Mini MCB Premium Smarty 2X V 1 2 Mini MCB Basic Advanced Smarty 2X V 1 3 Mini MCB Basic Basic Smarty 3X V 1 1 Mini MCB Premium Smarty 3X V 1 2 Mini...

Page 7: ...damage housing and impeller Do not plunge the motor into any fluid while cleaning impeller Dirty filters increase air resistance airflow into the room Smarty 2X V Smarty 3X V Remowing Smarty 2X V fil...

Page 8: ...e identified according to the pressure in the system when pressure switches are connected When there is a folt in fans motor any separate notice is shown on the control panel Remove the fan connectors...

Page 9: ...nd wash with warm soapy water do not use soda Then rinse it with weak hot water stream too strong stream can fold the plates Place back the heat exchanger only when it is completely dry Smarty 2X V Sm...

Page 10: ...wer plug socket shall be installed at a distance to ensure unstrained power cable of the unit Standard length of the unit power cable shall be 2 5 m long from the unit casing The installed plug socket...

Page 11: ...sectional area Control board 0 5 mm2 1 5 mm2 2 5 mm2 miniMCB X1 X2 X3 X4 X5 X6 X7 X9 X13 X14 X15 X16 X10 X11 X12 X17 miniEX1 X19 X20 X21 X23 Power supply Xp1 Automation E zone connector Xp1 general po...

Page 12: ...3200 control input VDC 0 10 0 10 protection class IP54 IP54 Total power consumption power current kW A 0 67 3 35 0 07 0 75 0 07 0 75 1 37 6 75 0 17 1 55 0 17 1 55 Automatic control integrated Thermal...

Page 13: ...00 56 250 69 P W P Pa stat v l s v m h 3 40 40 40 40 100 100 40 40 50 40 40 50 Specific fan power SFP Specific fan power SFP 7 C 2 C 7 C v m h 3 v l s P Pa stat 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 100 2...

Page 14: ...3X V www salda lt 155 mm 195 mm 158 mm 79 mm 83 mm 430 mm 82 mm 242 mm 82 mm 125 mm 100 mm 732 mm 595 mm G3 8 697 mm 386 mm 35 mm 316 mm G3 8 156 mm 125 mm Possibility to insert coupling of correspond...

Page 15: ...ww salda lt 150 mm 160 mm 252 mm 224 mm 386 mm 110 mm 265 mm 110 mm 113 mm 116 mm 170 mm 80 mm 810 mm 900 5 mm 599 mm 406 mm G3 8 538 mm 284 mm 160 mm 150 mm G3 8 Possibility to insert coupling of cor...

Page 16: ...fans is admissible it is recommended to mount the unit at the distance of 400 mm from the nearest wall If it is not possible the mounting of the unit is recom mended on the wall of the room where the...

Page 17: ...and power network plug socket distribution devices Prior to carrying out any ventilation unit installation and connection activities until its hand over to the customer the unit must be disconnected f...

Page 18: ...ed up with at least 0 5 l of water pipe loop 3 must be always filled with water also check if water reaches sewerage system In other case premise can be flooded during AHU operation Draining system mu...

Page 19: ...mode selection 4 Holiday Schedule 5 Stand by mode blocking Based on the weekly schedule the system decides which mode it will be operating in however the user may change the existing mode manually The...

Page 20: ...ing down fans Fans are slowed down Slowing down fans by temperature Fans are slowed down based on supply air temperature Night cooling function activated Night cooling function is activated Hydronic p...

Page 21: ...If all conditions are fulfilled the unit starts operating in Comfort mode without temperature maintenance The main window shows that the night cooling function is active Where the function is active...

Page 22: ...CABINET TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE SYSTEM STOPPED A18 D34 HEATER MANUAL PROTECTION SYSTEM STOPPED A19 D36 PREHEATER MANUAL PROTECTION SYSTEM STOPPED A20 D38 SUPPLY FAN PROTECTION A21 D39 EXTRACT FAN...

Page 23: ...imits it is not limited In this case the system will maintain the supply air temperature at 22 C The closer room temperature is to the set point 20 C the closer required supply air temperature is to 2...

Page 24: ...mode is activated Function is activated when it receives an impulse It is deactivated when it receives the impulse again On off Selected system mode is activated Mode is active when contactor is on P...

Page 25: ...fault minimum 2V voltage is indicated which means that 0V voltage signal is sent when fans are off and 2V voltage signal is immediately sent when rotation is required 1 30 1 Fan Protection based on Ro...

Page 26: ...hen the protection is restored the warning is no longer displayed If the manual protection is activated the heater and its power circuit are off an alarm is displayed the indicated protection action i...

Page 27: ...27 Smarty 2X 3X V www salda lt If necessary a complete description of miniMCB func tions can be downloaded from www salda lt By default Modbus address 1 Baudrate 19200 Frame E 8 1 parity Even...

Page 28: ...aust air damper actuator RS485 Control panel connection place TE Exhaust air temperature sensor shall be ordered separately Ptouch Control panel TL Outdoor air temperature sensor Stouch Control panel...

Page 29: ...rately PE EKA NIS or EKA Electric preheater TL Outdoor air temperature sensor Stouch Control panel PF Filter for supply air G4 F7 optional Ptouch Control panel M1 ByPass motor MBGateway Net module CEE...

Page 30: ...ir temperature sensor Stouch Control panel PF Filter for supply air G4 F7 optional Ptouch Control panel PC Personal computer MBGateway Net module CEE7 7 Power cable with plug AKS Silencer recomendet D...

Page 31: ...linija pa ym tus komponentus ir kabelius pajungia SALDA arba vartotojas Components and cables marked with the dash line connected by SALDA or customer Bypass actuator for versions 1 1 and 1 2 Bypass...

Page 32: ...EX1 module power control X22 1 I2C_SCL X22 2 I2C_SDA X22 3 GND X22 4 2 5VDC X22 5 3 3VDC X22 6 12VDC X22 7 24VDC X22 8 GND miniEX1 V0 2 Electrical preheater DI5 automatic protection DI6 manual protec...

Page 33: ...L1 M3 Vin GND AO1 Transmitter 1 System mode switch Fan speed switch 32 30 31 J3 J4 33 Extract air CO2 or RH input 0 10VDC TE Optional Extract air temperature sensor X7 5 AI4 0 10V X7 6 GND X7 7 24VDC...

Page 34: ...I D Aleksandravi ius EI A klenikas Pyn l SMARTY ZP3XV 0k 221 1007 0 1 1 PS 0k Principal connection scheme 6 01 2015 11 19 2015 11 19 2015 11 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 X25 7 8 794941 1 Bypass actuator motor 24 B...

Page 35: ...0k Principle connection scheme 8 01 2015 11 24 2015 11 24 2015 11 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 X25 7 8 794821 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 X3 KF2EDGKD 2 5 6P 1 2 3 4 5 6 X5 7 8 KF2EDGKD 2 5 8P 1 2 3 4 5 6 X29 7 8 794821 1 X12 KF...

Page 36: ...ltonas PE N L1 10V Tach GND 0 10V in PV H4 PE N L1 10V Tach GND 0 10V in IV H4 Cable for power supply Cable for control Cable for power supply Cable for control X15 1 PE X15 2 N L1 X15 3 DO6 L L2 N1 m...

Page 37: ...S NAME DATE UAB SALDA Drawing Book CHECKED BY 1 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 7 Heater SP35 Principle connection scheme 13 01 2015 11 24 2015 11 24 2015 11 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 X29 7 8 794941 1 J2 EK1 AT1 1 2 RT1 1 2 Blu...

Page 38: ...10V N1 miniMCB V0 3 X12 1 PE X12 2 N L1 X12 3 DO2 L L2 N1 miniMCB V0 3 External preheater Control 0 10V Power up to 2kW 1f 230V PE N L1 0 10V GND PE1 EKA NIS 1F Max 2kW 230V X12 1 PE X12 2 N L1 X12 3...

Page 39: ...perating No supply voltages Check whether the device is connected to the plug socket Two pole protection device is off or a current leakage relay is active if installed by the in staller Switch on onl...

Page 40: ...3 0 10V 24VDC_P STEP_B STEP_B STEP_A STEP_A 24VDC_P 3 3V_1W DI4 TACHO2_K DI3 TACHO2_A TACHO1_K DI2 TACHO1_A DI5 12VDC DI6 12VDC DI7 12VDC 12VDC DI8 AI4 NTC GND GND AI3 NTC GND AI2 NTC GND AI1 NTC DI9...

Page 41: ...ontrol 2 STEP_B 3 STEP_B 4 STEP_A 5 STEP_A 6 24VDC_P X4 1 DI2 TACHO1_A Supply fan speed RPM 2 TACHO1_K 3 DI3 TACHO2_A Extract fan speed RPM 4 TACHO2_K 5 DI4 Fire protection input NC 6 3 3V_1W X5 1 DI5...

Page 42: ...GND 3 PE X10 1 PE Electric Water Heater power line circulation pump max 0 6kW 2 DO1 L L2 _2 3 N L1 _2 X11 1 N L1 _2 230VAC Power supply for X10 and X12 2 L L2 _2 3 PE X12 1 PE Preheater power line max...

Page 43: ...nector Contactor No Contactor name Functional block name miniEX1 X19 1 AI1 0 10V A1 Supply air CO2 or RH input 0 10VDC 2 GND 3 24VDC X20 1 GND Electric Water heater control output 0 10VDC 2 AO1 0 10V...

Page 44: ...lled by 0 10V signal Installation diagram Installation based on air direction Air Damper M2 Pre Heater PE Recuperator Wiring diagram Automation controller A X2 and D X12 zones 1 2 3 4 5 6 DRAWN BY CHE...

Page 45: ...KA047 219 1017 0 1 2 PS 0k 40 2 7 20 230 1f EKA NIS 125 1 8 1F PSIEKANIS22 SP45 Smarty 3XV up to 3 261 3 2 94 0 41 230 1f 160 External pre heater is not neces sary unit 3 1 version with internal pre h...

Page 46: ...led inside extract air duct or room Wiring diagram Automation controller A zone X7 24VDC AI4 0 10V GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AO1 GND Vin Transmiter 1 min 50 cm min 60 cm 150 cm max 400m2 Where the channel C...

Page 47: ...ation controller D zone X10 and C zone X23 This control method is suitable only to electric heaters up to 0 6 kW 230 V In order to control more powerful heater above 0 6 kW by On Off method intermedia...

Page 48: ...d inside air duct Arrangement based on air direction Electric Heater Supply Air Sensor TJ Wiring diagram 0 10V heater connection Automation controller B zone X20 connector 12VDC DI2 DI1 12VDC DI4 DI3...

Page 49: ...1 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 7 External heater SP55 Principle connection scheme 12 02 2016 06 16 2016 06 16 2016 06 16 PE L N KE1 X10 1 PE X10 2 DO1 L L2 X10 3 N L1 miniMCB V0 2 X10 1 PE X10 2 DO1 L L2 X10 3 N L...

Page 50: ...ic 3 Go to Menu Service Heaters Heater Set type E010 0 10 control EONOFF On Off control NONE heater switch off and also specify the system s response to danger 4 Go to Menu Service Heaters Preheater S...

Page 51: ...on controller F zone X18 connector Switch positions for X18 connector configuration Switch Position Purpose S2 1 A Y RS422 RS485 2 B Z RS422 RS485 3 120R line termination resistor 4 1kR line pull up r...

Page 52: ...iMCB power indication LED3 3 3V miniMCB power indication ON mode LED4 MiniMCB status LED LED5 Communication line Transmit indication LED6 Communication line Receive indication LED7 24V peripheral POWE...

Page 53: ...panel with rj45 cable Stouch PRGPU051_rj45 Net module MB Gateway GAUMBGATEWAY001 Actuator for damper CM230 F L ZAKP0076 Legs Smarty legs GAGKSMARTY168_1004 Filters 270x121x25 F7 MPL ZFEPF127 optional...

Page 54: ...9_1017_1045 Control board Mini MCB Basic GAUSM219_1017_1020 Smarty 2X V door Door GPUD232_1027_0 Heat exchanger Heat exchanger ZSLPLGS0024 Temperature sensor 3 m TJ PJUT0063 Temperature sensor 1 5 m T...

Page 55: ...Silencer AKS 160 9 GSOAKS006 Supply and extract air grating WSG GGRWSG0126_509 Actuator for damper CM230 F L ZAKP0076 Legs Smarty legs GAGKSMARTY168_1004 Filter 475x134x25 G4 with band MPL ZFEPF120 F...

Page 56: ...S220_1017_1018 Heat exchanger Heat exchanger ZSLPLGS0023 Supply extract air fan Fan GPUVM224_1021_1021 Supply extract air fan Fan GPUVM224_1020_1020 Supply extract air fan Fan GPUVM224_1032_1032 Suppl...

Page 57: ...edge and permission has been upgraded or unskilled repairs were made 3 4 when the unit was used not for its original purpose 4 This warranty does not apply at these malfunction cases 4 1 mechanical da...

Page 58: ...lation Fan cleaning Once a year Heat exchanger cleaning Once a year Filter replacement Every 3 4 months NOTE The purchaser is required to fill in the Product maintenance table 2 At least 2 Look at the...

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