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        NT935BH 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 
    

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SAFETY REGULATIONS 

                 
    ATTENTION:  

  
  

Read the manual carefully before starting to use the control unit. Keep the instructions for future reference.  
  
 
                Do  not  open the  device, touching  any  internal  components  can  cause  electric shock.  Contact  with  a voltage 
 

over 50 Volts can be fatal. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not dismantle the back of the device for any 

reason. Moreover its opening would void the warranty.   
  

Before  connecting  the  device  to  the  power  supply,  make  sure  that  all  the  connections  are  correct.

  Always 

disconnect the unit from the supply before any cabling modification. 
  
               Any work on the equipment must be entrusted to a qualified engineer. 
  

 
Failure  to  comply  with  these  instructions  can  cause  damages,  fires  or  electric  shock,  and  possible      serious 
injuries! 

  
  

POWER SUPPLY

 

The NT935BH control unit can be supplied from 85 to 260 Vac-Vdc, without respecting the polarity in Vdc. 
Before  using  it,  make sure  the  power  cable is  not  damaged, knotted  or  pinched.  Do  not tamper  with  the  power cable. 
Never  disconnect  the  unit  by  pulling  the  cable,  avoid  touching  the  pins.  Do  not  carry  out  any  operations  of 
connecting/disconnecting with wet hands. To disconnect the  device, do not use objects such as levers. Disconnect the 
power supply immediately if you notice that the device gives off a burning smell or smoke: contact the assistance. 

  

LIQUIDS   

 

Do not expose the equipment to splashes or drops, do not position it in places with humidity exceeding 90% and never 
touch with wet or damp hands. If any liquid penetrates the control unit, disconnect it immediately and contact technical 
service.   

  

CLEANING

 

Disconnect the power cable before cleaning the control unit, use a dry cloth to dust it, without any solvent or detergents, 
and compressed air. 

  

OBJECTS

 

Never  insert  any  objects  into the cracks  of the control  unit. If  this  happens,  disconnect the control  unit  and  contact  an 
engineer.  

  

USE RESERVED TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL

 

The  purchased  goods  are  a  sophisticated  electronic  device  that  is  totally  unsuitable  to  be  used  by  non-qualified 
personnel. Any work must be carried out by a specialist engineer.  

  

ACCESSORIES

 

The  use  of  non-original  accessories  or  spare  parts  can  damage  the  unit  and  endanger  users'  safety.  In  the  event  of 
faults, contact technical service. 

  

POSITIONING 

Install the control unit indoors, in a place protected from water splashes and fr

om the sun’s rays. Do not place near heat 

sources exceeding the parameters stated in this manual. Position on a stable surface, far from any possible vibrations. 
Position the control unit as far away as possible from any intense magnetic fields. 

  

REPAIRS

 

Do  not  open the control  unit.  For any  fault,  always  use  qualified  personnel. The  opening  of  the  control  unit  and/or the 
removal of the series identifying label entails the automatic forfeiture of the warranty. The Warranty seal is applied to all 
devices,  any  attempt  to  open  the  unit  would  break  the  seal  and  cause  the  consequent  automatic  forfeiture  of  the 
warranty. 

  

FUNCTIONS  
To control the transformer correctly from a temperature point of view, enabling the VOTING function is allowed 
where the load distributed between the phases of the transformer is adequately balanced.   

 

TECHNICAL INFORMATION 

  

Mail: [email protected]   tel: 02/4581861  

 

Summary of Contents for NT935BH-D

Page 1: ...s with ISO9001 certified quality system http www tecsystem it R 1 0 10 06 20 Translations of the original instructions ENGLISH TECSYSTEM S r l 20094 Corsico MI Tel 39 024581861 Fax 39 0248600783 NT935...

Page 2: ...NG NOTES 15 TEMPERATURE SENSORS MEASUREMENT SIGNAL TRANSFER TEMPERATURE SENSOR DIAGNOSTICS 16 VOTING FUNCTION PROGRAMMED DATA DIAGNOSTICS TEMPERATURE DIAGNOSTICS COOLING FAN CONTROL 17 FANS DIAGNOSTIC...

Page 3: ...TA FRAME 19 DATA PACKET FUNCTION CODE CODE 3 10 CODE 16 10 NOTES FOR REMOTE PROGRAMMING ERROR CODES 20 UNACCEPTABLE DATA ILLEGAL DATA POLLING FREQUENCY MODBUS MAPPING TABLE 21 9 FAILSAFE FUNCTION 26 1...

Page 4: ...e control unit disconnect it immediately and contact technical service CLEANING Disconnect the power cable before cleaning the control unit use a dry cloth to dust it without any solvent or detergents...

Page 5: ...ing torque 0 5Nm 1 Terminal 12 poles pitch 3 81 sensors Pt100 Code 2PL0420 Screw tightening torque 0 25Nm 1 Terminal 4 pitch poles 3 81 for BLDC output Code 2PL0368 Screws tightening torque 0 25Nm 1 T...

Page 6: ...ation management relay SPST FAN 2 Output relays with 10A 250Vac res COS 1 contacts TRBH output FAN1 control bars B1 B2 RS485 output Modbus RTU DIMENSIONS 100x100 mm din43700 prof 131mm including termi...

Page 7: ...te of FAN1 and FAN2 Temperature control from 0 C to 240 C 2 alarm thresholds for channels 1 2 3 2 alarm channels for channel 4 1 activation threshold FAN1 ON TRBH 2 ON OFF thresholds FAN 2 ventilation...

Page 8: ...ication 5 FAULT red LED 16 3 digit channel display 6 FAN 1 TRBH signalling yellow 17 T max mode selection red LED 7 FAN 2 yellow LED 18 Man mode selection yellow LED 8 Display mode selection key 19 Au...

Page 9: ...epairs 4 Pt Err This message appears when it is detected that one or more PT100 sensors are not working correctly FOC FCC and FCD indications in the temperature sensor diagnostics paragraph on page 16...

Page 10: ...ks 1 Control unit 2 Panel hole dimensions 0 8 mm tolerance 3 Identification label 1 Control unit 3 Locking screws 2 Fixing blocks 4 Cross head screwdriver 1X100mm ASSEMBLY 1 1MN0007 REV 0 2 3 1 2 3 4...

Page 11: ...sensors white red red 4 Relay FAN2 2 Power supply 85 260Vac cc 50 60Hz 5 FAN1 BLDC output Control Box connection 3 Relays ALARM TRIP FAULT 6 RS485 output Modbus RTU Pt100 CONNECTION EXAMPLE Note imag...

Page 12: ...one of the methods described below does not monitor heat also the relay will all be banned The fault contact switches and the fault LED flashes Vis Programming display PRG programming Relay test The...

Page 13: ...H4 is enabled with NO the CH4 is disabled 10 The ALARM threshold for CH4 is displayed the Alarm led flashes If CH4 NO jump to step 16 Default NO 11 Set the desired threshold Default 120 C 12 The TRIP...

Page 14: ...FE info on page 26 31 Select YES or NO Default NO 32 FLS TRIP is displayed Blinking TRIP LED 33 Select YES or NO Default NO 34 FLS FAULT is displayed Blinking FAULT LED 35 Select YES or NO Default YES...

Page 15: ...rcuit couples capacitively with the conductors in particular with unscreened cables The effect of this coupling creates a signal that overlaps the signal transmitted by the nearby conductors causing i...

Page 16: ...se alarms generated by installation errors By activating the VOTING YES function the control unit compares the temperature values recorded on the monitored CH1 CH2 CH3 channels and enables the switchi...

Page 17: ...1 C at 230 C range 0 C to 240 C or 1 C 190 C range 40 C to 200 C NOTE fan speed regulation rpm with selections different from B1 3 and B2 3 is managed with reference HOT channel the hottest channel of...

Page 18: ...unication is temporarily deactivated DATA TRANSMISSION ON MODBUS NETWORK The MODBUS INSIDE internal module makes it possible to connect the NT935BH D control unit to an RS485 network with Modbus RTU p...

Page 19: ...ng 00000000 xxxxxxx0 x n d Also in the remote programming phase via ModBus it must be considered that the Alarm thresholds must be lower than the Trip thresholds and that the Fan on thresholds must be...

Page 20: ...Status Value FCD max see table SYSTEM Setting and Status Value Voting max see table SYSTEM Setting and Status Note If the value of Voting is higher than the max value expected for the model in questi...

Page 21: ...channels 2 ASCII R 6 Options see note Options see note R 7 00 Wrong datum received R see tab 8 00 Info various causes R see tab 9 00 Controls W see tab SYSTEM Setting and Status Address LO 10 Data HI...

Page 22: ...s 1 4 Address LO 10 Data HI Data LO Notes 1 Notes 2 R read W write RW read write 25 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch1 temper 10 C 240 C 48 C 200 C R 26 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch1 max temperat 0 C 240 C 0 C 200 C...

Page 23: ...C 240 C 1 C 200 C AL RW 40 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch4 temper trip set point 1 C 240 C 1 C 200 C TRP RW 41 00 00 R 42 00 00 R 43 00 00 R 44 00 00 R 45 00 TRBH _1 speed M1 M6 motors R 46 00 TRBH _1 motors...

Page 24: ...0 Ch4 Setting See Notes CHx RW 61 00 00 R 62 00 00 R 63 00 00 R 64 00 00 R CHANNELS 1 4 Status Address LO 10 Data HI Data LO Notes 1 Notes 2 R read W write RW read write 65 Ch1 story Ch1 status See No...

Page 25: ...n STORY BIT 7 BIT 6 BIT 5 BIT 4 BIT 3 BIT 2 BIT 1 BIT 0 TRIP ALARM FOC FCC RELAY STATUS coil energising status BIT 7 BIT 6 BIT 5 BIT 4 BIT 3 BIT 2 BIT 1 BIT 0 Relay FAULT 1 ON TRIP Relay 1 ON ALARM Re...

Page 26: ...tches closed when a fault condition is identified see paragraph on alarms and ventilation on page 12 Setting NO NO Fail safe the contact 11 12 is positioned as normally closed switches open when a fau...

Page 27: ...al transfer on page 15 Identification of a sensor fault or faulty connection In case of a faulty connection or sensor fault a quick positive or negative variation in temperature might occur leading to...

Page 28: ...eck the connections and the terminal board The temperature shown by one or more channels is wrong Contact the TECSYSTEM Technical Department Sudden trip of the main switch The temperature is on standa...

Page 29: ...pean directive 2012 19 EU on electrical and electronic waste WEEE Any electrical or electronic equipment marked with this symbol must be disposed of separately from normal domestic waste Returning of...

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