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User Interface

This display uses a familiar menu structure to allow service technicians to 
change the major setpoints. The setpoints may also be accessed using the 
controller’s webpages.

Variables Menu

The

and

arrows move the user through the available options for the Vari-

ables Menu. If alarms are present, they will be displayed and can be viewed using 
the up and down arrows.

Basic Menu 

Pressing and holding the

ENTER

button enters the 

Basic Setpoints 

menu.  See 

page 3 for details.

Advanced Menu 

Pressing and holding the

BACK

button enters the 

Advanced Setpoints 

menu. See 

page 3 for details

The

ENTER

button is used to save an input option when it has been changed. 

The

ENTER

button must be held for 3 seconds, to prevent accidental changes.

 

Changes may be discarded by waiting, to allow the controller to time-out and 
return to default screen, or by pressing the

BACK

button.

 

The 

BACK

button is 

used to return to the previous screen. Pressing the

BACK

button several times 

will return the controller to the default view.

Additional Setpoints

For the majority of users, the Basic Display will provide the necessary parameters 
to setup the controller. 
From the default display, pressing the 

and

arrows will cycle through the 

Variables 

menu. The 

ENTER

 button will toggle between the variable name and 

value.

Changing Setpoints

Pressing and holding the

ENTER

button will enter the 

Basic Setpoints 

menu. Press 

ENTER

button to toggle between setpoint and value. 

Pressing and holding the

BACK

button will enter the 

Advanced Setpoints 

menu. 

Press 

ENTER

button to toggle between setpoint and value. 

When the parameter value is displayed it may be changed by using 

and

arrows, and

ENTER

buttons. The

and

arrows will increase or decrease nu-

merical values, and will scroll through the available options, on the non-numerical 

setpoints.
Press and hold the 

ENTER

button for 3 seconds to save the displayed value. 

To abort changes, press the

BACK

button to return to the default view

Manual Valve Control

Press and hold the

BACK

 

button  & 

arrow  to put the EEV in 

Manual Control 

mode. 

and

arrows will control the valve opening. 

ENTER

will advance to 

the next digit, and

BACK

will exit this mode.

Manual Defrost

Press and hold  

ENTER

 and  

 to put the controller into 

Defrost

.  The defrost will 

terminate automatically based on coil temperature, however, pressing and holding 

ENTER

  and 

  again during defrost will skip to drain (drip) mode.

Note: Fans may run for the first few minutes of electric defrost before fans 

turn off and heaters are energized

System Off (Pumpdown)

Press and hold 

BACK

 

and 

 at the same until SoF is displayed.  The controller 

is in system off and will not refrigerate or defrost until system off is cleared or 

one hour has passed.  Press and hold  

BACK

 

and 

 again to exit system off.

Display Lock

Press and hold 

BACK

 

and  

ENTER

 at the same until

 

LoC

 

is displayed.  The display 

will be locked and show 

LoC

 

whenever a button is pressed.  To unlock, press and 

hold 

BACK

 

and 

ENTER

 until 

LoC

 

dissapears.

Access Setpoint mode by pressing and holding the              button until tS (temperature setpoint) displays on the screen   

ENTER

Use the        up and       down arrows to scroll through the available setpoints.   

ENTER

Press              to view the current setting.

Indicator lights

Red  light - critical Alarm (system not running)
Yellow light - non-critical alarm (system running)
Green light - compressor on
Green flashing - compressor waiting on timer to start/stop

Use the        up and       down arrows to change the setpoint.

ENTER

Press              to move between the digits to accelerate the changes.

ENTER

Press              and hold to confirm each setpoint change.

BACK

Press              to escape.

Navigation Using the Basic Display

BASIC DISPLAY / USER INTERFACE

IMPORTANT NOTE:

 

Your 

 Intuitive Evaporator Control is pre-programmed (with the exception of bonding multiple controllers paired with 

a single condensing unit) at the factory and will begin operating as soon as power is applied using the following 

default settings : ROOM TEMP (

tS

) = -10 °F  (freezer) or 35 °F (cooler), REFRIGERANT (

rF

) = R-404A, 

DEFROST TYPE (

dtY

) = Defrost Type (Air or Electric).

  Use this manual to make any adjustments you require.

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Summary of Contents for ESP+

Page 1: ...Support Resources 2 3 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 17 BACK Intuitive Evaporator Control Technology Bulletin T30 ESP OM 2 1 Part 1107522 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS PRODUCT SUPPORT web www t rp com esp email e...

Page 2: ...default view Manual Valve Control Press and hold the BACK button arrow to put the EEV in Manual Control mode and arrows will control the valve opening ENTER will advance to the next digit and BACK wi...

Page 3: ...ULT DESCRIPTION tS tS ROOM TEMP Room Temp Setpoint 50 0 F 90 0 F 10 F or 35 F Walk in freezer 10 F or cooler 35 F room temp to be main tained rFG rF REFRIGERANT Refrigerant N A N A R 404A Type of refr...

Page 4: ...or The amount of time in minutes before an alarm condition is initiated if door is open room temperature is 5 degrees above ROOM TEMP AIR TEMP DIFF AU1 AU1 AUX IN 1 MODE Aux Input 1 mode N A N A Coil...

Page 5: ...vap Defrost Synchronized or Independent Synchronized Synchronized synchronize bonded controller in defrost mode Inde pendent bonded controllers defrost independently MULTI EVAP SENSOR Multi Evap Senso...

Page 6: ...umber of times to maintain suction pressure LPA LPA LOW PRESSURE Low Pressure Alarm Suction pressure dropped below expected point excessive number of times PrF PrF N A Process Failure Basic Display is...

Page 7: ...List sticker on the inside of the access panel of the evaporator 5 On a computer connected to the same network as your ESP controller open any browser Chrome Firefox Edge etc 6 Enter the ESP controll...

Page 8: ...iP1 5 Record the four IP iP1 iP2 iP3 iP4 values a Use the and arrows to find iP1 iP1 c Press and release the ENTER button to display the current setting d Record this number e Press the BACK button f...

Page 9: ...If using a mobile device open the WIFI network settings to see available networks There are 2 wireless networks available a KE2WIFIST wireless network is Open and no password is required b KE2LDA wir...

Page 10: ...Select submit or press enter on your keyboard 7 Click Discover The IP addresses of the available controllers will populate Click OK if prompted by browser to confirm 8 Type 1 in the Bond State area of...

Page 11: ...method is used to control the temperature 16 Click Save to save the settings 17 The second controller and subsequent controllers must be configured to match the Multi settings of the first controller...

Page 12: ...SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAM 208 230 1 60 AIR DEFROST MODELS w SAMPLE ONLY Refer to Product Data and Installation for details specific to your unit SAM PLE O N LY T30 ESP OM 1 11 09 20 12...

Page 13: ...SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAM 208 230 1 60 ELECTRIC DEFROST MODELS w SAMPLE ONLY Refer to Product Data and Installation for details specific to your unit SAM PLE O N LY T30 ESP OM 1 11 09 20 13...

Page 14: ...CLo Closed Setpoint Option for Aux Input State A1A A2A A3A setpoints Input will be Active when it reads a closed circuit CLt CLt Coil Temp Variables Coil temperature TCoil Sensor as measured by the co...

Page 15: ...drops on the walk in s surfaces Fir Fir Firmware Version Variables Current version of the firmware on the controller FoC FoC Fans on with Compressor Setpoint Option under Refrig Fan Type rFt setpoint...

Page 16: ...by the Auxiliary Input SA SA KE2 Smart Access Setpoint Turn KE2 Smart Access on or off EnA enable KE2 Smart Access diS disable KE2 Smart Access SAt SAt Saturation Temp Variables Saturation temperature...

Page 17: ...NOTES T30 ESP OM 1 11 09 20 17...

Page 18: ...NOTES T30 ESP OM 1 11 09 20 18...

Page 19: ...PRODUCT SUPPORT RESOURCES Visit www t rp com esp for product information manuals FAQ and more T30 ESP OM 1 11 09 20 19...

Page 20: ...com call 1 844 893 3222 x501 email shipping t rp com call 1 844 893 3222 x503 web www t rp com warranty email warranty t rp com call 1 844 893 3222 x507 Due to the manufacturer s policy of continuous...

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