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4.9

 

DIAGNOSTIC ERRORS 

4.9.1

 

ACTIVE ALARMS 

You can display the current alarms of the connected units. To do this, from the home page, press the triangle icon of danger, if 

present; from here you can access to the list of all active alarms in the system. 

Also, when you are in an unit page (i.e. Chiller page, see Paragraph 3.4.1), by pressing the triangle that appears on the machine, you 

go to a menu where you can see current alarms of the selected machine. 

4.9.2

 

ALARM HISTORY 

The keyboard manages a detected alarms list for all the plant that shows the date and time of the alarm, the affected machine and 

alarm type. In the historic are stored up to 100 alarms, once exceeded the limit, it automatically deletes the older alarms. 

To go to the alarm history: from the system main page, go into "

Configuration

" -> "

Service menu

" -> "

Alarm list

". 

Having maintainer password, you can set that the  alarm history  is also accessible from the user menu;  to do this go into 

"C

onfiguration

" -> "

Service menu

" -> "

Parameters

" -> "K

eyboar

d" -> 

Par 33/65: Enable user alarm log = 1

4.10

 

DOUBLE SET-POINT FUNCTION 

The double set-point function introduces a second plant side set-point (both in cooling mode and in heating mode). 

The application field is primarily that of the floor-cooling assisted by fancoil units for dehumidification. 

The purpose of the application is to prevent in any condition the formation of condensation on the floor, and in any case to ensure 

the welfare thermo hygrometric. 
The activation of the double set-point is by means of maintainer parameters (from System main page -> 

Configuration

 -> 

Service 

menu

 -> 

Parameters

 -> 

Chiller

 -> 

Chiller name

 -> 

H129: Enable second setpoint 

≥ 2

, ref. the control manuals of the chiller unit for 

allowable values). It is required also to  set  a digital output for controlling the three-way valve used to divert the flow of water 

between the floor and fan coils. The function of humidistat is instead carried out directly by the Touch Screen remote control panel, 

by means of its integrated sensors and the logic internally implemented related to the control of dew point and dehumidification. 
Please refer to the manual of the chiller for the correct setting of parameters related to the double set-point, as well as for the 

electrical connections to be done in the terminal board of the chiller. 

The set-points can be set with double set-point function enabled are: 

Setpoint 

Setpoint on Touch 

 

Setpoint onboard control panel 

First setpoint (°C) 

T water 

Coo/Hea 

First setpoint eco (°C) 

T Water ECO 

 

Second setpoint (°C) 

T2 water 

Co2/He2 

Second setpoint eco (°C) 

T2 water ECO 

 

Table 4. Set point settings with enable double set point. 

To manage the setpoint: 

 

from the Touch Screen controller 

Set-point setup

” menu -> “

Chiller

” ->”

Summer

” o “

Winter

” (see Paragraph 4.7.3)

 

from the on-

bard control panel →

 SET button. 

The second setpoint is greater than the first set point in summer and lower in winter: 

 

in summer: T

2

 

 T 

 

in winter: T

2

 

 T 

The parameters to be set for the management of dehumidification are accessible from the service menu (

Configuration

 -> 

Service 

menu

 -> 

Parameters

 -> K

eyboard

): 

Parameter  Name 

Unit 

Default  Min.  Max. 

Par 42/65  Dew-point temp. margin 

°C 

5.0 

0.0  50.0 

Par 43/65  Min. staying time in dehumidification  Seconds 

300 

600 

Par 44/65  Max. staying time in dehumidification  Seconds 

600 

1200 

Table 5. Service keyboard parameters for dehumidification 

 

Note 1: Set the lower limit of the winter first setpoint to 25°C 

 

set the parameter 

H129 to be 

3 or 4. 

 

Set the Winter second setpoint from 35°C to 25°C 

 

Re-set the parameter 

H129

 to be 0 

 

Now it’s possible to decrease the winter setpoint to 25°C. 

 

Note 2: 

If in the chiller is configured the presence of a digital input to the management of the second set point (chiller parameter 

H53=26,

 terminals SE-SE, ref. Chiller manual), the management of the humidity control is not done from the remote control. 

The digital input is also possibly used for switch between the first and second set point during operation in winter mode. 

Summary of Contents for TOUCH SCREEN N

Page 1: ...USER S AND INSTALLER S MANUAL LCD Touch Screen Centralized Remote Controller TOUCH SCREEN_N...

Page 2: ...4 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS PAGE 17 3 6 5 CONFIGURATION PAGE 17 3 6 6 HELP PAGE 19 4 MACHINES STATUS AND FUNCTIONS 20 4 1 NEWTORK MANAGEMENT 20 4 2 REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTION WITH MULTIPLE CHILLERS IN THE NETW...

Page 3: ...4 12 SECONDARY CIRCULATOR 33 4 13 OTHER FUNCTIONS 33 4 14 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 33 4 14 1 SCREED FUNCTION 33 4 15 PASSWORD AND PROTECTIONS 34 5 REMOTE ACCESS 34 5 1 SECURITY 34 5 2 LOCAL WEB SERVER 34 6...

Page 4: ...ts and parameters of the first circuit can be displayed 1 2 USE NOT PERMITTED Any use different than that permitted is PROHIBITED 1 3 TECHNICAL DATA Features Nominal Min Max Power supply voltage 12Vac...

Page 5: ...the screens Do not put the touch screen in contact with other electrical devices Electrostatic discharge may cause a malfunction 2 1 3 DISPLAY The display is a TFT LCD 16 9 format with a diagonal 4 3...

Page 6: ...1 GNDR Ground touch screen RS 485 Modbus RTU GNDR Comunicazione Modbus X 5 1 R Modbus RTU touch screen signal R X 5 2 R Modbus RTU touch screen signal R 2 4 INSTALLATION The Touch Screen control is u...

Page 7: ...e The colour saturation indicates that icon is usable when pressed the related function is performed The transparency de saturated indicates that icon is not usable and any touch on it has no resultin...

Page 8: ...ss to information on the firmware version 6 Configuring the Ethernet network 7 Log out intermittent symbol if it s active 8 Arrow of navigation next page Graphically it also contains information on th...

Page 9: ...ctly the following information referreing to fancoil units Presence of fancoil unis that are connected to the network if the fancoil symbol appears on the display Figure 8 Fancoil units connected to t...

Page 10: ...5 Chiller heat pump with working signalling function given by the rotation of the fans from here you access to an additional page of information about that specific chiller 6 Active alarms of the disp...

Page 11: ...r temperature C Outlet water temperature C Sanitary probe temperature if it s present and configured C Accessing the same page with service or manufacturer access right to enable the access right pres...

Page 12: ...TARY INTEGRATION RESISTANCE 3 PLANT INTEGRATION RESISTANCE 4 BOILER ENABLEMENT 5 DOUBLE SET POINT 6 DEHUMIDIFYING 7 SLAB FEATURE 8 DEFROST 9 ANTIFREEZE WATER 10 ANTIFREEZE TRAY RESISTANCE Table 1 Orde...

Page 13: ...the next fancoil unit on the network 3 the name of the zone to which the fancoil belongs and the fancoil identification number are reported every time you press the name area you switch to the next fa...

Page 14: ...onfigured function but note active Herein below is reported a table with icons that may appear in the scrollable sidebar The presence absence of the icon in the sidebar depends on the status of its co...

Page 15: ...the system The field 3 indicates the chiller which it refers by pressing on it you progress to the next chiller in the network For each chiller shown you see the readings on the temperature of the wa...

Page 16: ...STATUS SETUP 2 SET POINT SETUP 3 PROGRAMS AND CHRONO THERMOSTAT In the bottom from the left to right 4 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 5 CONFIGURATION 6 HELP MENU 3 6 1 STATUS SETUP PAGE Press the button to enter...

Page 17: ...age From this page you can set separately the weekly program of each chiller and zones of fancoils You can also program the legionella s cycle and the production of hot water if enabled see Paragraph...

Page 18: ...e pages of the parameters until you find the desired parameter press on the currently set value the present value turns red to indicate that it can be changed by using the up and down arrows Select th...

Page 19: ...ess the confirmation tick Note If you press outside the confirmation area it returns again the previously value 3 6 5 3 MANUFACTURER MENU To access to the manufacturer menu you must set the manufactur...

Page 20: ...connect the chiller and the remote control Touch Screen as shown in the drawing In the remote control Touch Screen by setting the parameter Par 8 65 Configuration Service Menu Keyboard related to the...

Page 21: ...the installation and utilization of the remote control panel for water terminal units management it is recommended to separately power on the water terminal units fancoils each terminal unit must be i...

Page 22: ...n is not totally configurable by Touch Screen controller It is necessary to act directly on the chiller heat pump on board controller only if present expansion module by setting the parameters H85 to...

Page 23: ...or the settings related to the function please refer to paragraph AMBIENT THERMOSTAT Note Once the status is set from the Touch Screen control panel you must wait a minute to ensure that communication...

Page 24: ...SET POINT Management procedure of the set point of the different zones and chillers 1 from the system main page go to Set point setup 2 at this point you find a list of assigned chillers and the areas...

Page 25: ...e zones in winter mode In addition if is enabled the sanitary mode from System main page Configuration Service menu Parameters Chiller Chiller name H10 sanitary presence 1 you can access to two other...

Page 26: ...rve that correspondingly to the selected time period you will see a time line bar of the colour of the type of the selected set if normal blue green when in economy mode no bar in Off repeat the above...

Page 27: ...is respectively Summer sanitary Winter sanitary Only sanitary 4 7 4 3 ZONES AND FANCOILS WEEKLY PROGRAM In a similar way to the scheduling of the chillers it is possible to set the weekly program of e...

Page 28: ...NT THERMOSTAT The Touch Screen control panel can operate as a typical ambient thermostat The ambient thermostat function for each zone will be enabled disabled using the corresponding button at the bo...

Page 29: ...SETTINGS PROCEDURE 4 8 1 SETTING OF LANGUAGE AND DATE TIME To set the keyboard language 1 from the system main page go to Configuration 2 then go to User menu 3 enter the user password and press the...

Page 30: ...ion of humidistat is instead carried out directly by the Touch Screen remote control panel by means of its integrated sensors and the logic internally implemented related to the control of dew point a...

Page 31: ...for the calculation of the dew point is the Magnus Tetens approximation this approximation is valid for values of Td between 0 C and 50 C therefore if the calculation gives a value out of these limit...

Page 32: ...o avoid returning immediately in this case it requires a minimum staying in adjustment to the radiant panels still given by Par43 65 Max staying time in dehumidification 4 11 CLIMATIC COMPENSATION It...

Page 33: ...oiler integration defrosting cycle water side or air side anti freeze heaters etc please refer to chillers and fancoils instructions manuals 4 14 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS From the main menu choosing the icon...

Page 34: ...unlock the screensaver set by default to 0 and modifiable by accessing to user s parameters see Paragraph 3 6 5 1 5 REMOTE ACCESS The device can interact with the local network by an Ethernet port acc...

Page 35: ...o shift to next available pages click on the links at the page bottom Figure 38 Touch Screen Ethernet Command page The commands present in the Command page are referred to the entire system The operat...

Page 36: ...t points set for the winter season water set point economy water set point and if enabled double set point second water set point and second water economy set point appear under Winter while under the...

Page 37: ...oard USB port For the upgrade copy the upgrade file in the main root of a USB pen drive insert the pen drive into the Touch Screen USB port enter into Configurations User s menu see Paragraph 3 6 5 1...

Page 38: ...C Heat 20 0 35 0 15 0 C 19 m5 comp Text FC 10 0 10 0 0 0 20 m6 comp Text FC 10 0 10 0 0 0 21 Set2 Text comp CHIL Cool 0 0 50 0 20 0 C 22 Set2 Text comp CHIL Heat 20 0 35 0 10 0 C 23 Second m1 comp Tex...

Page 39: ...um temp of the fancoils of the zone 2 Maximum temp of the fancoils of the zone 3 Temperature measured by the Touch Screen control panel 0 3 1 50 Regulation temperature in zone 5 Winter 0 Average temp...

Page 40: ...imum temp of the fancoils of the zone 2 Maximum temp of the fancoils of the zone 3 Temperature measured by the Touch Screen control panel 0 3 1 58 Regulation temperature in zone 4 Summer 0 Average tem...

Page 41: ...2 Maximum temp of the fancoils of the zone 3 Temperature measured by the Touch Screen control panel 0 3 1 63 Regulation temperature in zone 9 Summer 0 Average temp of the fancoils of the zone 1 Minim...

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