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Thank you for having chosen an LAE electronic product. Before installing the instrument, please read this instruction booklet carefully in order to ensure safe 

installation and optimum performance.

AR2-28 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Fig.1 - Front panel

DESCRIPTION

INDICATIONS

INSTALLATION

The AR2-28 controller, size 107x95x47 mm (WxHxD), is to be secured to a DIN rail in such a position as to ensure that no liquid infiltrates causing serious 

 

damage and compromising safety.

Make sure that electrical connections comply with the paragraph “wiring diagrams”. To reduce the effects of electromagnetic disturbance, keep the sensor 

 

and signal cables well separate from the power wires.

Place the probe T1 inside the room in a point that truly represents the temperature of the stored product.

 

Place the probe T2 on the evaporator where there is the maximum formation of frost.

 

The function of probe T3 is determined by the parameter T3. With 

 

T3

=DSP the probe measures the temperature to be displayed. With 

T3

=CND the probe 

measures the condenser temperature, it must therefore be placed between the fins of the condensing unit. With 

T3

=2EU the probe measures the temperature 

of the second evaporator and it must therefore be placed where there is the maximum formation of frost. With 

T3

=NON, the third probe is disabled.

OPERATION

DISPLAY

During normal operation, the display shows either the temperature measured or one of the following indications:

   Defrost in progress

   Condenser high pressure alarm

   Controller in stand-by

   Room high temperature alarm

   Condenser clean warning

 

   Room low temperature alarm

   Door open alarm

   Probe T1 failure

   Condenser high temperature alarm

 

  

   Probe T2 failure

 

  

   Probe T3 failure

INFO MENU

The information available in this menu is:

Instant probe 1 temperature

     

  End time for timed actions

*

Instant probe 2 temperature

  Maximum probe 1 temperature recorded

*

Instant probe 3 temperature

  Minimum probe 1 temperature recorded

Minutes of the Real Time Clock

 ** Compressor working weeks

Hours of the Real Time Clock

  Keypad state lock

Start time for timed actions

*: displayed only if enabled (see §Configuration Parameters) **: displayed only if 

ACC 

> 0

Access to menu and information displayed.

Press and immediately release button 

 

.

With button 

 

 or   select the data to be displayed.

Press button 

 

 to display value.

To exit from the menu, press button 

 

 or wait for 10 seconds.

Reset of THI, TLO, CND recordings.

With button 

 

 or   select the data to be reset.

Display the value with button 

 

.

While keeping button 

 

 pressed, use button 

.

SETPOINT : display and modification

Press button 

 

 for at least half second, to display the setpoint value.

By keeping button 

 

 pressed, use button   or   to set the desired value 

(adjustment is within the minimum 

SPL

 and the maximum 

SPH

 limit).

When button 

 

 is released, the new value is stored.

STAND-BY

Button   , when pressed for 3 seconds, allows the controller to be put on a standby or output control to be resumed (with 

SB

=YES only).

KEYPAD LOCK

The keypad lock avoids undesired, potentially dangerous operations, which might be attempted when the controller is operating in a public place. In the INFO 

menu, set parameter 

LOC

=YES to inhibit all functions of the buttons. To resume normal operation of keypad, adjust setting so that 

LOC

=NO.

SELECTION OF SECOND PARAMETER GROUP

It’s possible to select control parameters between two different pre-programmed groups, in order for the fundamental control parameters to be adapted quickly 

to changing needs. Changeover from Group 

I

 to Group 

II

 (and vice versa) may take place MANUALLY by pressing button   for 2 seconds (with 

IISM

=MAN), 

or AUTOMATICALLY when heavy duty conditions are detected (with 

IISM

=HDD), or when 

IISM

=DI2 and the AUXILIARY INPUT DI2 is activated (the activation 

of DI2 selects Group 

II

), or finally at the time specified by STT and EDT parameters (with 

IISM

=RTC). If 

IISM

=NON, switchover to Group II is inhibited. The 

activation of Group 

II

 is signalled by the lighting up of the relevant LED on the controller display.

REAL TIME CLOCK SETTING

The Real Time Clock (RTC) can be adjusted directly from the Info Menu (see Setpoint modification procedure). Tens of minutes MIN range from 0 to 59 and 

Hours HRS range from 0 to 23. If RTC is adjusted just before an upcoming change of hour, verify the correctness of the setting again. The RTC does not 

automatically change upon Daylight Saving Time.

DEFROST

Automatic defrost

. Defrost starts automatically at fixed time-intervals or at programmed scheduled (up to six per 24 hours).

Timed defrost

 

. With 

DFM

=TIM defrosts take place at regular intervals when the timer reaches the value of DFT. For example, with 

DFM

=TIM and 

DFT

=06, 

a defrost will take place every 6 hours.

Scheduled defrost

 

. With 

DFM

=RTC defrost takes place at time specified by 

DH1

...

DH6

. The format of time is “HH.M”, where HH are hours and M are tens 

STT

HH.M

Start time for timed actions.

Time at which the second parameter group or the light output is switched. Accepted values go from 00.0 to 23.5. 

Example

STT=8.3 and IISM=RTC means that at 8.30 AM the second group will be activated.

EDT

HH.M

End time for timed actions. See STT.

LSM

NON;

MAN;

RT0;

RT1;

DOR

Light control mode

NON

 : light output not controlled.

MAN

 : light ouput controlled through button   (if OAx=LGT).

RT0

 : light output switched on at EDT time, off at STT time.

RT1

 : light output switched on at STT time, off at EDT time.

DOR

 : light ouput switched on when door is opened (if OAx=LGT).

OA1

NON;

0-1;

LGT; 

2CU;

2EU; 

AL0;

AL1

AUX 1 output operation

NON

 : output disabled (always off).

0-1

 : the relay contacts follow the on/standby state of controller.

LGT

 : output enabled for light control.

2CU

 : output programmed for the control of an auxiliary compressor.

2EU

 : output enabled for the control of the electrical defrost of a second evaporator.

AL0

 : contacts open when an alarm condition occurs.

AL1

 : contacts make when an alarm condition occurs.

OA2

See OA1

AUX2 output operation. See OA1.

2CD

0...120 sec Auxiliary compressor start delay. If OAx=2CU the auxiliary output is switched on  with a delay of 2CD seconds after the main 

compressor has cut-in. Both compressors are turned off at the same time.

INP

SN4; ST1

Temperature sensor selection. With INP=SN4, the probes must be the LAE models SN4..; with INP = ST1, the probes must 

be the LAE models ST1... 

OS1

-12.5..12.5°C Probe T1 offset.

T2

NO/YES

Probe T2 enabling (evaporator).

OS2

-12.5..12.5°C Probe T2 offset.

T3

NON;

DSP;

CND;

2EU

Auxiliary probe T3 operation

NON 

: probe T3 not fitted.

DSP 

: temperature T3 to be displayed.

CND 

: condenser temperature measurement.

2EU 

: second evaporator temperature measurement.

OS3

-12.5..12.5°C Probe 3 offset.

TLD

1...30 min

Delay for minimum temperature (TLO) and maximum temperature (THI) logging.

SIM

0...100

Display slowdown.

ADR

1...255

AR2-28 address for PC communication.

WIRING DIAGRAMS

  

      

TECHNICAL DATA

Power supply

AR2-28.…D   12Vac/dc ±10%, 3W

AR2-28....E   230Vac±10%, 50/60Hz, 3W

AR2-28....U   115Vac±10%, 50/60Hz, 3W

Relay output max loads (240Vac)

AR2-28..S/T..-. AR2-28..Q/R..-.

Compressor

16A resistive

8 FLA 48 RLA

12A resistive

8 FLA 48 RLA

Evap. Fan

8A resistive

2 FLA 12 RLA

8A resistive

2 FLA 12 RLA

Defrost

16A resistive

12A resistive

Auxiliary loads 1 7A resistive

7A resistive

Auxiliary loads 2 7A resistive

7A resistive

    

Input

NTC 10KΩ@25°C   LAE Part No. SN4...

PTC 1000Ω@25°C   LAE Part No. ST1…

Measurement Range

-50…120°C, -55…240°F

-50 / -9.9 … 19.9 / 80°C (NTC10K only)

Measurement accuracy

<0.5°C within the measurement range

Real Time Clock battery

>150 hours; self-rechargeable

VIA PADOVA, 25

31046 ODERZO /TV /ITALY

TEL. +39 - 0422 815320

FAX +39 - 0422 814073

www.lae-electronic.com

E-mail: [email protected]

Thermostat output
Fan output

Alarm

Defrost output

Activation of 2nd parameter set

Manual activation / Increase button.
Exit / Stand-by button.

Info / Setpoint button.

Manual defrost / Decrease button.

Operating conditions

-10 … +50°C; 15%...80% r.H.

CE - UL (Approvals and Reference norms)

EN60730-1; EN60730-2-9; EN55022 (Class B);

EN50082-1

SA32385, UL 60730-1A

AR2-28C1S5E-B

DI2

Maximum total current 17.5A

Power

Supply

L

N

data I/O

RS485

PC comm.

LCD-5S

or

RU33

16(4)A

16(8)A

A

B

8(2)A

7A

Evaporator fan

Condenser fan

T3

T2

T1

remote

Door

7A

AUX 2

AUX 1

Aux

14

15

16

17

18

19

9

10

11

7

8

6

1

2

26

29

31

32

33

28

30

27

FUSE

-

-

-

+

+

+

31

29

30

27

28

9

14

33

32

DI2

26

T3

8

6

7

10

AR2-28C1S5E-B

11

1

2

AUX2

AUX1

T2

T1

Door

data

remote

31

29

30

27

28

9

14

33

32

DI2

26

T3

8

6

7

10

AR2-28C1S5E-B

11

1

2

AUX2

AUX1

T2

T1

Door

data

remote

31

29

30

27

28

9

14

32

33

DI2

26

T3

8

6

7

10

AR2-28C1S5E-B

11

1

2

AUX2

AUX1

T2

T1

Door

data

remote

Fig.3 Connection for synchronising defrost start and termination

Summary of Contents for TGU-2

Page 1: ...___________4 Installation of Leg Castors ________________5 Leveling Cabinet _________________________6 Electrical Instructions _____________________6 Start up _________________________________7 Shelvi...

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Page 3: ...e to do so could be dangerous and may invalidate your warranty Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning and making repairs Setting temperature controls to 0 position does not isolate the unit from the...

Page 4: ...the unit is located there will be officially approved ways of disposing of your used equipment It is important that care is taken in disposing of used refrigerators or freezers Before You Throw Away Y...

Page 5: ...y issues and early failure of electrical components The use of adapters and extension cords will invalidate your warranty Always disconnect the unit by pulling on the plug and not on the power lead Do...

Page 6: ...lips Head Screwdriver Spirit Level REQUIRED TOOLS The following procedure is recommended for uncrating the unit A Remove the outer packaging by pulling tri wall nails from skid Remove 4 cardboard corn...

Page 7: ...imit to any single castor A Turn the bearing race counter clockwise until the cabinet is level Level front to back and side to side diagonally B Install the desired number of shims making sure the slo...

Page 8: ...NS LEVELING A Set unit in its final location Be sure there is adequate ventilation in your room Under extreme heat conditions 100 F 38 C you may want to install an exhaust fan WARNING Warranty is void...

Page 9: ...cal Be careful to load product so that it neither presses against the back wall nor comes within four inches of the evaporator housing Refrigerated air off the coil must circulate down the back wall N...

Page 10: ...rectangular hole of the standard posts Make sure tabs on the back side of the tray slide are facing down Push in and slide down on both ends so tabs are in the locked position See figure 1 Note Make s...

Page 11: ...od International Equipment Inc 9 9 IF YOUR CABINET IS BUILT WITH THIS TEMPERATURE CONTROL PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS For proper operation it is important to set correct time of day at time...

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Page 13: ...C The compressor and evaporator fan s will cycle off 9 F 23 C and back on at 1 F 18 C D The LAE control may be preprogrammed to initiate defrost at specific times of day or intervals If additional De...

Page 14: ...fore door alarm AHM ALR operation for high cond alarm AHT 65 condensation temp alarm ACC 0 condenser period cleaning IISM NON switchover mode for 2nd parameter IISL 250 minimum limit for IISP setting...

Page 15: ...T MAY AFFECT CABINET OPERATION HOW A To change lock setting press and release the info button T1 will appear See image 1 Press and release the up button until Loc appears See image 2 B While pressing...

Page 16: ...info button press the up or down button to change the clock minutes See image 2 C Once the minutes have been set correctly release the info button and hrs will appear on the display See image 3 D Whi...

Page 17: ...t 30 seconds for the display to show temperature See image 4 and the stand by button at the same time press the up or down button to change press the up or down button to change Push the up button thr...

Page 18: ...and press again the manual defrost button for an additional 4 seconds HOW A To see the defrost times press and hold the info button and the stand by button at the same time ScL will appear See image 1...

Page 19: ...the value with button While keeping button pressed use button SETPOINT display and modification Press button for at least half second to display the setpoint value By keeping button pressed use butto...

Page 20: ...By keeping button pressed use button or to set the desired value When button is released the newly programmed value is stored and the following parameter is displayed To exit from the setup press butt...

Page 21: ...fferential With AHR 0 the high temperature alarm is excluded ATI T1 T2 T3 Probe used for temperature alarm detection ATD 0 120min Delay before alarm temperature warning ADO 0 30min Delay before door o...

Page 22: ...n Both compressors are turned off at the same time INP SN4 ST1 Temperature sensor selection With INP SN4 the probes must be the LAE models SN4 with INP ST1 the probes must be the LAE models ST1 OS1 12...

Page 23: ...ver Carefully slide compressor assembly back into position and replace bolts Step 8 Reinstall rear grill assembly onto unit Tighten all screws Step 9 Connect unit to power and check to see if compress...

Page 24: ...ong the polish lines Polishing lines or grain are visible on some stainless steels Always scrub parallel to visible lines on some stainless steels Use a plastic scouring pad or soft cloth when you can...

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