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9. In-operation setting, Miruvent

9.1 AC motor with 
integrated frequency inverter, Modbus

Make sure that voltage is being supplied to the safety 
switch of the MIRUVENT fan.

Switch on the safety switch of the MIRUVENT fan. 

The frequency inverter is now ready to receive control 
signals via communication from MIRU Control. 

9.2 EC motor, Modbus 

Make sure that voltage is being supplied to the safety 
switch of the MIRUVENT fan.

Switch on the safety switch of the MIRUVENT fan. 

The red and green LED of the motor control system will 
flash during start up.

When the red LED stops flashing (only the green LED is 
flashing) the fan is ready to be started.

Check that the address selector switch, closest to the LEDs 
on the motor control system, are set to 0 resp. 1.

The motor control system is now ready to receive control 
signals via communication from MIRU Control. 

10. Trouble shooting

10.1 AC motor with 
integrated frequency inverter, Modbus

Inside the frequency inverters, there are eight internal 
protections that initiate an alarm and stop the power roof 
ventilator.

The cause of the alarm can be read on LED 2 inside the 
frequency inverter. Remove the screws and bend up the 
upper section of the frequency inverter and read the num-
ber of flashes (followed by a longer unlit period).  

1 flash  

 

Low supply voltage

2 flashes 

 

High supply voltage

3 flashes 

 

Over current to motor

4 flashes 

 

Over temperature in frequency inverter

5 flashes 

 

Phase failure on supply voltage, phase 

lacking
6 flashes 

 

Fluctuating supply voltage between 

phases
10 flashes 

 Communication failure between upper and 
lower sections

11 flashes 

Memory circuit failure

These defects can be read in the menu on the MIRU Con-
trol panel, for example No. 1 Fan tripped.

To reset alarms.

Switch off the supply voltage to the AC motor and fre-
quency inverter control system so long that the internal 
condensers become de-energised (approx. 90 seconds).

10.2 EC motor, Modbus 

 

There are three defects that cause the motor control 
system to initiate an alarm and stop the power roof venti-
lator.

WRONG SPEED:  
The LED on the motor control system alternately flashes 
red and green. 
The fan speed is not in agreement with the setpoint for 
the fan motor. 
One possible cause could be that a power monitor has 
registered max. limit motor output. The motor control 
system then decreases the fan motor’s speed by 100 rpm 
causing the speed to deviate from setpoint. 
Another possible cause could be that the wrong size has 
been preset under Base Setting in the MIRU Control. 

UNDER VOLTAGE:   
The LED on the motor control system shines red. 
Low voltage in the intermediate level/rectifier.

MOTOR FAILURE: 

 

The LED on the motor control system shines red. 
Communication failure with Hall sensors (= position sen-
sors).

To reset alarms.

Alarms can be reset in two ways:

1. By pressing the red reset button on the motor control 
system (to the side of the LEDs) and holding it pressed in 
for 1 – 2 seconds.

2. By interrupting the supply voltage to the motor control 
system so long that the internal condensers become de-
energised and the red and green LED is first lit and then is 
off.

Summary of Contents for MIRU Control

Page 1: ...l via Modbus 2 Material Specification Control of MIRUVENT fan via MIRU Control MIRU Control equipment TBMZ 11 MIRUVENT fan with type code MIRU x xx xx 3 0 or MIRU x xx xx 1 x x model and size codes Pr...

Page 2: ...tions cable not included in supply 3 wire Twisted pair cables are recommended If shield is to be used the shield must be con nected to the AHUs roof fans chassi and not connected to MIRU Control not i...

Page 3: ...requency inverter Place the upper section in the groove designed to receive it in the lower section Connect the communication cable to terminals A B and GND next to the Bus marking See illustration MI...

Page 4: ...white tapping to pressure port on the pressure sensor Set the pressure sensor function selector switch to position 0 See illustration Connect the modular cable to an optional modular con nection in th...

Page 5: ...e DIN rail inside the electrical cubicle of the GOLD unit or on another appropriate loca tion near this cubicle Connect the modular cable between one of the modular connections on the cable adapter an...

Page 6: ...ld be set to the ON position See illustration If several MIRU Control units are connected to the same GOLD unit the MIRU Control that is last in the communi cation loop should have its jumper JP2 TERM...

Page 7: ...y setting m s Fan regulation control MIRU Control is factory preset for pressure regulation Press reg sensor ON Pressure regulation requires connection of a pressure sensor set for pressure regulation...

Page 8: ...see menu 2 10 MIRU Control unitsMax 10 units MIRU Control can be connected to one GOLD unit If two to ten MIRU Control units are connected to one GOLD unit the Modbus ID for each MIRU Control must be...

Page 9: ...er to be able to start the fan Operating times via the Miru Control panel Set the current date and time under Time Date in the main menu Four different time channels can be set under Time chan nel If...

Page 10: ...sed by the corresponding rate If EA is selected the extract airflow in the GOLD unit will be decreased by the corresponding rate Under Miru Control Time channel you must select the following for each...

Page 11: ...ncy inverter 5 flashes Phase failure on supply voltage phase lacking 6 flashes Fluctuating supply voltage between phases 10 flashes Communication failure between upper and lower sections 11 flashes Me...

Page 12: ...ng is correct the lower LED on the pressure sensor should be lit with a steady flow and the upper LED should be flashing No 4 PRESSURE SENSOR DEFECTIVE MIRU Control cannot establish correct communicat...

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