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Unit Controls and Sequence of Operation

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4. Username & Password 

The operator will be prompted by the appearance of 
the password screen (Figure 6) on occasions where 
secure parameters are attempting to be accessed. 
(Contact Rental Services Technical Support if a 
password is required.). Then ENTER button will 
reverse highlight the character for editing. Use the 
arrows buttons as necessary to select the desired 
characters. Once the last character has been located 
press enter, NOT ANY ARROW, to proceed to the 
password window. Press ENTER again to allow editing 
again for the password. Once the last character has 
been located press enter, NOT ANY ARROW, the “OK” 
shall display a dotted box within, press ENTER to 
accept and the screen will return to make the selection 
without security restriction.

5. Run Time Meter 

Pressing the Down Arrow once navigates to this screen 
(Figure 7). The Run Time Meter screen displays the 
amount of time in hours that the equipment has been 
in operation. There is an indication for DH displaying 
the amount of time dehumidification has been 
requested and in operation. These values, shown in 
hours, may vary dependant on the equipment’s 
configuration.

Figure 7.

6. Control Group Selection 1* 

Pressing F1 (PID) will navigate to this screen (Figure 8). 
The OP73 Display may prompt the operator for 
Username and Password (figure 9); this must be 
entered to proceed (section 7.7).  See Section 834 for 
information regarding Username and Password. The 
Control Group Selection 1 screen displays the various 
system loops available on the equipment.
a. Alarms 

Pressing F2 (ALM) will navigate to this screen 
(Figure 8). The Alarm screen displays the Faults and 
Warnings the system encountered during 
operation. The triangle with exclamation point will 
indicate to the operator when an alarm condition 
exists. The current alarm message may be cleared 
without clearing the history by pressing the ACK 
button.

The Alarm Screen displays and records information 
on triggered alarms. Each time an alarm is 
triggered, it is added to the Alarm History list 

Figure 9, and the last alarm shall be displayed.

Figure 8.

Figure 9.

b. F4 RESET 

The operator must press the F4 button to reset a 
fault in the PLC; this will clear all system faults and 
enable the equipment to be restarted by cycling the 
selector switch. The selector switch may also be 
used as the system reset by turning it to the off 
position and return it to the auto or manual 
position. The acknowledge button (ACK) must be 
pressed to clear the message and alarm symbol 
indication. The system screen will display READY 
after a fault has been reset.

c. F1 CLEAR History 

The alarm history (Figure 9.) can be viewed by 
pressing the down arrow first and both up and 
down arrows to scroll the alarms stored. Clearing 
the alarm history press F1. It will prompt for the 
Username and Password, upon entering the correct 
characters the operator has the ability to clear the 
history.

Summary of Contents for RSDH0012

Page 1: ...tion starting up and servicing of heating ventilating and air conditioning equipment can be hazardous and requires specific knowledge and training Improperly installed adjusted or altered equipment by...

Page 2: ...nt that is used in these service procedures In addition some states or municipalities may have additional requirements that must also be adhered to for responsible management of refrigerants Know the...

Page 3: ...upersede these policies Non Trane personnel should always follow local regulations Introduction SRV SVX04B EN 3 Copyright This document and the information in it are the property of Trane and may not...

Page 4: ...neral Information 5 Unit Specifications 6 Weights and Dimensions 6 Rigging Guidelines 7 Electrical Information 8 Unit Controls and Sequence of Operation 9 Fan Curve 13 Wiring Diagrams 14 Installation...

Page 5: ...t Dehumidification Unit DHU with post cooling coil Note Where XX represents the unique inventory number General Information The Trane Rental Services DHUs are highly efficient at providing clean dehum...

Page 6: ...0 1 63 3 00 Electric 84 Fans Fan Data Performance Location Size Rotation Motor HP RPM SCFM TSP in WC Sys Loss in WC ESP in WC Supply 15 CW 10 3500 4750 7 04 5 34 1 70 3 React 12 1 4 7 CW 3 3450 1050 4...

Page 7: ...fted Each of the cables chains or slings hooks and shackles used to lift the unit must be capable of supporting the entire weight of the unit Refer to Table 3 for unit weight Lifting cables chains or...

Page 8: ...e 2 0 electrical cable Below is a list of electrical data for these units If additional information is needed please contact Trane Rental Services Table 4 Model RSDH0012 Fused Disconnect Yes Unit Powe...

Page 9: ...and the control transformer s The control voltage 115V 1 60Hz is now being supplied to the control circuits c The HMI LCD located on or in visible through the door the Main control enclosure is energi...

Page 10: ...tector MSP3 trips or the customer supplied variable frequency drive VFD goes into a Fault the system is faulted ii The system will go into the shutdown sequence described in Section 4 and the system a...

Page 11: ...e System screen displays the equipment s operational status along with separate indication for the Reactivation air stream The System screen also acts as the navigation portal for all of the screens c...

Page 12: ...ust be entered to proceed section 7 7 See Section 834 for information regarding Username and Password The Control Group Selection 1 screen displays the various system loops available on the equipment...

Page 13: ...SRV SVX04B EN 13 Fan Curve Figure 10...

Page 14: ...14 SRV SVX04B EN Wiring Diagrams Figure 11 Figure 12...

Page 15: ...Wiring Diagrams SRV SVX04B EN 15 Figure 13 Figure 14...

Page 16: ...Wiring Diagrams 16 SRV SVX04B EN Figure 15 Figure 16...

Page 17: ...Wiring Diagrams SRV SVX04B EN 17 Figure 17 Figure 18...

Page 18: ...Wiring Diagrams 18 SRV SVX04B EN Figure 19 Figure 20...

Page 19: ...duct adapters on the front of the unit Ensure as straight a run of duct as possible For free blow applications No duct installation required Start up Guidelines Verify that the unit disconnect is in t...

Page 20: ...are committed to using environmentally conscious print practices Trane by Trane Technologies NYSE TT a global climate innovator creates comfortable energy efficient indoor environments for commercial...

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