TJERNLUND MPCI Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 10

CHECKING MEMORY FOR LAST FAULT CODE 

IMPORTANT:

Prior to accessing the fault code memory, note the settings of the dip switches so that they can be returned to their

original Pre / Post-Purge positions.  When power is supplied to the UC1 use caution when moving dip switches.

The last fault code can be retrieved at any time by setting all dip switches 1-8 to the up, or “on” position.  The last fault code, or
lack there of, will be indicated by counting the number of times LED 4 flashes.  By moving any of the dip switches back to their
original position, the fault code will be cleared.  

NOTE:

The UC1 board must have its 115 VAC power supply present when any of

the (1-8) dip switches are moved back to their original position for the fault code to clear.  

PRE / POST PURGE AND PROVER STATUS CHECK DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

IMPORTANT:

UC1 Fault codes will automatically be displayed after a fault condition occurs.  If the call for heat interlock

signal or 115 VAC power is removed, the UC1 board will reset and the fault will be stored in memory instead of displayed.
Any new fault will replace any previous fault.

9

ON

PRE-PURGE SETTINGS 

(SEE “PRE-PURGE” ON PAGE 3 PRIOR TO SETTING)

0 Seconds

15 Seconds

30 Seconds

60 Seconds

1 2

1 2

1 2

1 2

0 Seconds

5 Seconds

20 Seconds

35 Seconds

P1 & P2 PRE-CYCLE FAN PROVER STATUS CHECK

Pre-Cycle
Prover Status
Check Deactivated

The UC1 Pre-Cycle Prover Status Check is deactivated from the factory to avoid nuisance
lockouts in applications where exhaust shafts or vents may be capable of creating enough
chimney effect to make the pressure set point prior to a call for heat. When activated, the UC1
Universal Control checks across the P1 & P2 safety circuit Fan Prover to verify that the Fan
Prover switch is “Open” upon a call for heat and not stuck “Closed”. Keeping the Prover Status
Check activated may cause nuisance lockouts. Push up or “ON” to deactivate.

9

Pre-Purge

Post-Purge

Pre-Cycle
Prover Status 
Check Deactivated

DIP SWITCH NUMBERING

1

ON

2

3 4

5 6

7 8

9

POST-PURGE SETTINGS  

(SEE “POST-PURGE” ABOVE PRIOR TO SETTING)

4

3

4

8

6

5

7

3

5 6 7 8

3 4 5 6 7 8

3

7

5

4

6

8

4

3

4

8

6

5

7

3

5 6 7 8

3 4 5 6 7 8

4 Minutes

8 Minutes

16 Minutes

1 Minute

0 Seconds

30 Seconds

2 Minutes

ON

ON

1        9

LED 1 AMBER
LED 2 BLUE
LED 3 GREEN
LED 4 RED
LED 5 RED

LED 6 RED
POWER LED

ON

Summary of Contents for MPCI

Page 1: ...TALLATION OR OPERATION FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN IMPROPER INSTALLATION ADJUST MENT SERVICE OR MAINTENANCE POSSIBLY RESULTING IN FIRE ELECTRI CAL SHOCK CARBON MONOXIDE POISONIN...

Page 2: ...in the space or duct GENERAL INFORMATION Each MPCI Controller is electrically factory line tested before shipment After opening carton inspect thoroughly for hidden dam age If any damage is found noti...

Page 3: ...NG TUBING TO MPCI AND PSA 1 FAN PROVER BAROMETRIC DRAFT CONTROL IF PRESENT HEATER FURTHEST FROM THE INDUCER IF POSSIBLE THE SENSING TUBE SHOULD BE LOCATED TWICE THE MANIFOLD DIAMETER BEHIND THE HEATER...

Page 4: ...oned between the blower inlet and intake opening FOR OPEN MAKE UP AIR APPLICATIONS In Open mode the mechanical room air is sampled and an adjacent space is referenced Referencing an adjacent space wit...

Page 5: ...ol set point is outside of the PSA 1 operating range 1 Mount the PSA 1 Pressure Switch within 6 feet of the sensing tube location The switch must be mounted in a vertical position so that the sampling...

Page 6: ...ATION An intercepted call for heat is sensed at terminals A B or 1 2 of the integral UC1 Interlock Control or MAC Series interlock expansion modules The Amber LED of the UC1 will turn on 1 This closes...

Page 7: ...6...

Page 8: ...e the UC1 will continue to operate in post purge mode to allow the fan to purge the heater and vent of residual flue gases A factory post purge time is set at 2 minutes and is adjustable up to 16 minu...

Page 9: ...mper in proper location based on appliance call interlock voltage SEE WARNING 2 IMPORTANT LED 1 AMBER LED 2 BLUE LED 3 GREEN LED 4 RED LED 5 RED LED 6 RED POWER LED DRY 24 V 115 V APPLIANCE INTERLOCK...

Page 10: ...ayed Any new fault will replace any previous fault 9 ON PRE PURGE SETTINGS SEE PRE PURGE ON PAGE 3 PRIOR TO SETTING 0 Seconds 15 Seconds 30 Seconds 60 Seconds 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 0 Seconds 5 Seconds 20 Se...

Page 11: ...controls The steps listed under each diagram are intended as a supplement to the diagram Wiring colors or designations may vary by manufacturer If you are unable to wire the UC1 as outlined in these i...

Page 12: ...ng the MPCI external RED light with audible alarm as well as any external alarm or BMS that are wired to the alarm circuit Reconnect the pneumatic tubing to the sampling tube The safety circuit will r...

Page 13: ...y draft levels remain within the manufacturer s specified range prior to ignition and during operation CHANGING MPCI PRESSURE CONTROL PROGRAM DEFAULTS THE FACTORY PRESET PROGRAM SETTINGS ARE AS FOLLOW...

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Page 15: ...d any service agency who performed work on the system Date of original installation and dates any service work was performed Details of the problem as you can best describe them Tjernlund Products Inc...

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