background image

Order number: 900323.001 V1.74 

Page 21

 

© Störk-Tronic 2021 • www.stoerk-tronic.com • Subject to modifications.

Parameter description

F21

 Hysteresis (if 

F15

=4 or 5)

The control hysteresis is always set above 
the theoretical switching point.

F22

 Fan speed in control mode, Set1, 

NIGHT

Fan speed at night in normal control mode 
and active Set1

F23

 Fan speed in control mode, Set2, 

NIGHT

Fan speed at night in normal control mode 
and active Set1

F50

 Assignment of evaporator sensor

With this parameter, you can set which sen-
sor input is to be used as the evaporator 
sensor. The selected sensor must be set up 
accordingly in the 

H

 parameters.

F51

 Condenser fan: setpoint

Only effective if 

F65

=3 or 4 and 

F70

=0. If 

the value defined here is exceeded, the con-
denser fan will be switched on.

F54

 Condenser fan: switching hyste-

resis

Only effective if 

F65

=3. The hysteresis is set 

on one side above the setpoint of parameter 

F51

.

F58

 Condenser fan:  Delay after com-

pressor start

On-delay of condenser fan after activation of 
the compressor. 

F59

 Condenser fan: Delay after com-

pressor stop

Off-delay of condenser fan after shut-down 
of the compressor. This delay is not active if 

F65

 = 3 or .4

F65

 Function of condenser fan

0: no function, i.e. condenser fan is off
1: condenser fan on at all times
2: condenser fan on if compressor is on
3: condenser fan controlled via setpoint in 
parameter 

F51

. In the case of a sensor fault, 

the fan behaves like 

F65

=2.

4: like 3., but the fan is controlled continu-
ously via a voltage output
The proportional range is defined in param-
eter 

F66

.

F66

 Condenser fan: Proportional range 

P-controller

For setting of proportional range required if 

F65

=4 in which the fan is to be controlled.

F67

 Condenser fan: Minimum speed

Here, you can set the lowest voltage value at 
which a connected fan will still be running. 

F68

 Condenser fan: Start-up time

Here, you can define the time for which a fan 
is switched on from standstill at max. voltage 
to enable stable operation.

F99

 Password for parameter level 

F--

With this parameter, you can set the pass-
word for parameter level 

F--

.

H--

 Temperature sensors

H1

 Mains frequency

In this parameter, you must define the mains 
frequency.

H11

H21

H31

H41

 Actual value sensor 

F1

 .. 

F4

The temperature value shown here is used 
for control. It is calculated as follows:
Actual control value = 
 (actual measured value * weighting factor ) 
 + actual value correction

Actual value correction and weighting factor 
must be defined in the following parame-
ters. This corrects actual value deviations in 
special applications (refrigerated shelves or 
similar) due to unfavourable sensor location.  

H51

 Weighted mean value sensors 

F1

 

and 

F2

This theoretical mean value from sensors F1 
and F2 may be useful for the control circuit 
or display. It is calculated as follows:

H51

=(

H53 

H11

 + (100 - 

H53

) x 

H21

)/100

H12

H22

H32

H42

 Calibration of sen-

sor 

F1

F4

 actual value correction

With this parameter it is possible to correct 
actual value deviations caused by sensor 
tolerances, very long sensor cables or struc-
tural protections (e.g. ex-barriers), for exam-
ple. The value defined here is added to the 
measured value.

H13

H23

H33

H43

 Weighting factor 

F1

F4

With this parameter, it is possible to correct 
actual value deviations due to unfavourable 
sensor location. The value measured by the 
controller is multiplied by the value set here.

H14

H24

H34

H44

 Sensor selection 

F1

F4

With this parameter, you can define the sen-
sor type. Depending on the hardware, not 
all sensor types may be supported. For the 
NTC sensor, a parallel resistor will have to 
be connected.

H15

H25

H35

H45

 Software filter 

F1

F4

In this parameter, you can define how many 
measured values are to be used for calcu-
lating a mean value. A mean value is cal-
culated from the last measured values, with 
the oldest measured value being deleted (so 
called "Moving Average Filter").

H16

H26

H36

H46

 

F1

F4

: Display at 

0 / 4mA

If, when choosing the sensor, 

H14

 / 

H24

 / 

H34

 / 

H44

 = 7 or 8 is selected (0…20mA 

or 4..20mA linear sensor), you can define 
via this parameter which value is to be dis-
played in the case of a current of 0 or 4mA. 
The value to be displayed for 20mA can be 
defined in the next parameter. The actual 
measured value is calculated as linear inter-
polation between these two values. 

H17

H27

H37

H47

 

F1

F4

: Display at 

20mA

If, when choosing the sensor, 

H14

 / 

H24

 / 

H34

 / 

H44

 = 7 or 8 is selected (0…20mA 

or 4..20mA linear sensor), you can define 
via this parameter which value is to be dis-
played in the case of a current of  20mA. 
The display value for 0 / 4mA is defined 
in the previous parameter. The actual mea-
sured value is calculated as linear interpola-
tion between these two values.

H53

 Weighting of sensor 

F1

 for display 

H51

 (weighted mean value of sensor 

F1

 

and 

F2

)

This theoretical mean value from sensors F1 
and F2 may be useful for the control circuit 
or display. It is calculated as follows:

H51

=(

H53 

H11

 + (100 - 

H53

) x 

H21

)/100

H99

 Password for parameter level 

H--

Password for level 

H--

.

Summary of Contents for ST121-KD1KAR.112

Page 1: ...mostatic temperature control of refrigerating plants It is supplied with 230V AC and has two exit relays The functions of the outputs and special keys can be freely selected thus various applications with only one controller are possible The controller for example can operate with two coolers if the evaporator sensor is parametered as sensor for a second refrigerating chamber Networking of the con...

Page 2: ...Order number 900323 001 V1 74 Page 2 Störk Tronic 2021 www stoerk tronic com Subject to modifications General information Operating levels SOFTWARE COOLING CONTROLLER ST121 xxx 112 ...

Page 3: ... on or off no mains disconnection The cooling controller is generally controlled using the buttons UP DOWN and SET The standard display indicates the temperature of the cold store actual temperature value Press SET button to switch over the display to the required cold store temperature set point temperature The setpoint temperature can only be changed by pressing buttons SET and UP or SET and DOW...

Page 4: ...up will be displayed parameter A0 in parameter group A for example Using the buttons UP and DOWN you can scroll the parameter group and change certain parameter values using the default value setting method Press buttons UP and DOWN at the same time to quit any parame ter group and return to the list of parameter groups To quit the list of parameter groups and return to the standard level press bu...

Page 5: ... suppression time door open 0 no alarm 1 600 sec 180 A14 Behavior if temperature alarm disappears again 0 without buzzer delete automatically 1 with buzzer delete automatically 2 without buzzer with acknowledgment 3 with buzzer with acknowledgment 1 A15 Function buzzer and or display in the case of alarm temperature alarm see A14 0 no display no buzzer 1 display flashing only 2 buzzer active only ...

Page 6: ...independent of standby 12 Relay function door frame heating not active in standby 13 Relay function door frame heating independent of standby 14 Relay function F not active in standby 15 Relay function F independent of Standby 16 Set1 Set2 changeover 17 Day Night changeover 18 Superfrost on off 19 Evaporator fan permanently on 20 Control circuit 1 on off 21 Control circuit 2 on off 22 Set for setp...

Page 7: ...lay function F regardless of standby 17 Set1 Set2 change over 18 day night change over 19 super frost on off see c21 c23 20 evaporator fan on permanently 21 defrosting request circuit 1 22 defrosting request circuit 2 23 control circuit 1 on off 24 control circuit 2 on off 25 like 17 remember state 26 like 5 remember state 27 like 7 remember state 0 b12 Switching input E1 inverse not inverse 0 nor...

Page 8: ...imit shock frost max cooling power 1 36 hrs 10 c22 super frost temperature limit shock frost max cooling power 40 0 C 0 0 c23 super frost automatic off shock frost max cooling power 0 none manual only 1 controlled by time 2 controlled by time or temperature 2 c30 Assignment of humidity sensor detailed description of sensors in parameters H11 through H53 0 none 1 Sensor F1 2 Sensor F2 3 Sensor F3 4...

Page 9: ...frosting interval 1 99 hrs 0 no automatic defrosting 8 d2 Type of defrosting 0 no defrosting 1 compressor off only circulating air 2 electrical 3 with hot gas 2 d3 Stop at defrosting temperature 0 30 0 C 10 0 d4 Defrosting time limitation 1 99 min 30 d7 Temperature difference to cold store setpoint in previous cooling 15 C 0 0 C 0 0 d8 Time limitation in previous cooling 1 180 min 10 d9 Delay of s...

Page 10: ...n delay after defrosting 0 600 sec 120 F19 Evaporator fan drip interruption time if F15 2 0 600 sec 180 F20 Evaporator fan control offset if F15 4 or 5 15 0 15 0 C 0 0 F21 Evaporator fan control hysteresis if F15 4 or 5 0 1 15 0 C 2 0 F22 Fan speed control mode Set1 NIGHT 0 100 90 0 F23 Fan speed control mode Set2 NIGHT 0 100 50 0 F50 Assignment of condenser sensors detailed description of sensors...

Page 11: ... value correction 20 20 0 C 0 0 H23 Weighting factor sensor F2 0 50 1 50 1 00 H24 Selection sensor F2 see H14 1 H25 Software filter sensor F2 1 32 8 H26 Display at 0 4mA and sensor selection H24 7 8 99 999 0 0 H27 Display at 20 mA and sensor selection H24 7 8 99 999 100 H31 Act value sensor F3 Measured value not adjustable H32 Calibration sensor F3 act value correction 20 20 0 C 0 0 H33 Weighting ...

Page 12: ...rameter set changes all parameter settings L Networking and display password protected Para meter Description of function Setting range Default value L0 Own address ST bus identical to setting Adr 0 deactivated 1 250 1 L2 Temperature scale 0 C 1 F 0 L3 Display mode 0 3 digits integers 1 3 digits rounded to 0 5 2 3 digits 0 1 3 4 digits integers 4 4 digits rounded to 0 5 5 4 digits 0 1 2 L4 Display...

Page 13: ...trol circuit 2 active 19 on if Set 1 active 20 on if Set 2 active 21 on if day mode active 22 on if night mode active 23 on if Superfrost active 24 Counter heating during dehumidification 25 Humidify 1 U2 Function relay K2 see U1 2 U3 Function relay K3 see U1 3 U4 Function relay K4 see U1 5 U5 Function relay K5 see U1 0 U6 Function relay K6 see U1 0 U7 Function relay K7 see U1 0 U8 Function relay ...

Page 14: ...U27 Function LED13 Su see U11 0 U99 Password of parameter level U 99 999 19 Y Control circuit 2 password protected Para meter Description of function Setting range Default value Y0 Assignment of sensors to control circuit 2 detailed description of sensors in parameters H11 through H53 0 none 1 Sensor F1 2 Sensor F2 3 Sensor F3 4 Sensor F4 5 weighted mean value from F1 and F2 0 Y1 2nd control circu...

Page 15: ...ows i e for K1 number 65536 N1 N0 Parameter N98 resets the counters for all relays It depends on the setting of parameter L42 The return value is set back to 0 automatically T level operating times This level contains the parameters for operating times Parameters are only accessible via the ST Bus Para meter Description of function Setting range T10 Total operating time lower 16 bit T11 Total oper...

Page 16: ...y pressing the SET button display you can switch to the relevant parameter level Now the master password is no longer re quired The passwords will remain deactivat ed until the controller is disconnected from power supply again In case you leave the parameter level now simply press the SET button in PA in order to access the parame ter selection levels again Para meter Description of function Sett...

Page 17: ...sor F3 wire broken check sensor F3 E4L Error on sensor F4 short circuit check sensor F4 E4H Error on sensor F4 wire broken check sensor F4 E5 Door open for too long close door E6 High pressure fault Check Condenser fan and check for dirt accumulation E7 Low pressure fault Plant leaking to little coolant EP0 Internal error in control unit Repair control unit EP1 Error in parameter memory Check all ...

Page 18: ...f an alarm Here you can define if a temperature alarm is to be displayed or not and if the buzzer is to sound Additionally you can define if the buzzer is to sound again after acknowl edgment The corresponding time is indi cated in A16 The error mes sage and the temperature will be dis played alternately as long as the alarm is present If more than one alarm messages are present they will be displ...

Page 19: ... should continue operation in order to avoid defrost ing In normal cold stores above 0 C contin ued operation might result in frost damage however During emergency operation no defrosting will be performed c20 Assignment of sensors for su per frost function With this parameter you can set which sensor input is to be assigned to the su per frost function Depending on the sensor design it can also b...

Page 20: ...speed during defrosting Set1 Fan speed during defrosting and active Set1 F10 Fan speed in control mode Set2 Fan speed in control mode and active Set2 F11 Fan speed during defrosting Set2 Fan speed during defrosting and active Set1 F12 Start up time in seconds If necessary the fan can be switched on at max speed for the time set here to ensure it runs properly This parameter is active only if the f...

Page 21: ...e correction Actual value correction and weighting factor must be defined in the following parame ters This corrects actual value deviations in special applications refrigerated shelves or similar due to unfavourable sensor location H51 Weighted mean value sensors F1 and F2 This theoretical mean value from sensors F1 and F2 may be useful for the control circuit or display It is calculated as follo...

Page 22: ...es with rounded decimal place or exactly L4 Display value Here you can define which actual value is to be displayed This refers to the display in normal operation You will have to leave the parameter level in order to see the set value Possible values which can be set via this parameter L4 Description 0 Last temperature before defrosting 1 Cold store temperature 2 Evaporator temperature 3 Cur cont...

Page 23: ...rol circuit 2 switching mode Heating contact or cooling contact Y5 Control circuit 2 hysteresis In this parameter you can specify the control hystere sis A small hysteresis enables exact control but will result in frequent switching of the relay Y6 Control circuit 2 Hysteresis mode With this parameter you can define if the hysteresis will be active at the correspond ing switching point symmetrical...

Page 24: ...display 3 LEDs diameter 3mm colour red for status display Interface ST Bus communication interface Interface driver RS485 galvanically not separated The network has to be installed in lines topology and terminated with a 120 Ohm resistance on each side In case of networking always connect port A with port A and port B with port B Crossing over is not permissible Power supply 230V 50 60 Hz power co...

Reviews: