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PROBA 5

Doc.nr: 190356

Version: 1.0

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6.3.2 Other sensors settings

No.

Description

range

units

default

3131

Read out C2H4 per

0..3

3132

Value at 0 mA (0V)

-9999..9999

3133

Value at 4 mA (2V)

-9999..9999

3134

Value at 8 mA (4V)

-9999..9999

3135

Value at 12 mA (6V)

-9999..9999

125

3136

Value at 16 mA (8V)

-9999..9999

188

3137

Value at 20 mA (10V)

-9999..9999

250

3138

Offset C2H4 sensor

-1000..1000

3141

Read out CO2 per

0..3

3142

Value at 0 mA (0V)

-9999..9999

3143

Value at 4 mA (2V)

-9999..9999

3144

Value at 8 mA (4V)

-9999..9999

3145

Value at 12 mA (6V)

-9999..9999

3146

Value at 16 mA (8V)

-9999..9999

3147

Value at 20 mA (10V)

-9999..9999

3148

Offset CO2 sensor

-1000..1000

3149

MODBUS address CO2 sensor

0..99

3151

Read out O2 per

0..3

3152

Value at 0 mA (0V)

-9999..9999

3153

Value at 4 mA (2V)

-9999..9999

3154

Value at 8 mA (4V)

-9999..9999

3155

Value at 12 mA (6V)

-9999..9999

3156

Value at 16 mA (8V)

-9999..9999

3157

Value at 20 mA (10V)

-9999..9999

3158

Offset O2 sensor

-1000..1000

3161

Read out RH per

0..3

3162

Value at 0 mA (0V)

-9999..9999

3163

Value at 4 mA (2V)

-9999..9999

3164

Value at 8 mA (4V)

-9999..9999

3165

Value at 12 mA (6V)

-9999..9999

3166

Value at 16 mA (8V)

-9999..9999

3167

Value at 20 mA (10V)

-9999..9999

3168

Offset RH sensor

-1000..1000

3171

CO2 sensor source

0..2

3172

O2 sensor source

0..2

6.4 Parameters output

6.4.1 Adjusting analogue output

No.

Description

range

units

default

3210

0V out at temperature

-10.0..+40.0

°C

-10.0

3211

10V out at temperature

-10.0..+40.0

°C

+40.0

Summary of Contents for 907.000401

Page 1: ...ription PROBA 5 Compact Pages 68 Doc nr 190356 Type Installation manual By HN Version 1 0 File PROBA5CompactInstallENv10 indd Signature Date 16 04 2020 VDH Products BV Installation manual PROBA 5 Comp...

Page 2: ...r registered trademarks of their respective holders Disclaimer VDH Products BV provides this manual as is makes no representations or warranties with respect to its contents or use and specifically di...

Page 3: ...ta sheets and drawings Always consult your supplier in case of maintenance or repairs Used notations Manual change notes Release Date Remarks 1 0 May 24 2019 Creation Referents Reference to other docu...

Page 4: ...products Always observe the local safety and installation regulations Do not ignore local regulations or access protocols Activities in or on the PROBA 5 Compact must be carried out by qualified and...

Page 5: ...ctionbox 19 4 7 3 Humidity sensor 20 5 Hardware configuration 21 5 1 Controller config 21 5 1 1 PROBA 5 Compact config 21 5 1 2 PROBA 5 Compact zone config 23 5 1 3 PROBA 5 Compact temperature config...

Page 6: ...ensors settings 53 6 3 2 Other sensors settings 54 6 4 Parameters output 54 6 4 1 Adjusting analogue output 54 6 5 Temperature programs 55 6 6 Explanation of parameters 56 6 6 1 Front settings 56 6 6...

Page 7: ...lled at every location Fig 1 VASP system The PROBA Ripening System consists of the following components A PROBA 5 Compact Controller with an Ethernet connection An Ethernet network A central server wi...

Page 8: ...ASP software RS 485 connection using a remote control limited access Input Output signals 4x Pt1000 Temperature sensors 2 wire shielded with shield connected to earth strip A Signal line B Common 0V l...

Page 9: ...Use CAT 5e patch cable to connect the PROBA 5 Compact to ethernet LAN Use CAT 5e crossover cable to connect the PROBA 5 Compact direct to PC Use network cable of type STP The PROBA 5 Compact ethernet...

Page 10: ...PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 Page 10 3 Dimensions 3 1 PROBA 5 Compact external view Fig 2 Dimensions PROBA 5 Compact...

Page 11: ...Page 11 PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 3 2 PROBA 5 Compact internal view Fig 3 Internal view PROBA 5 Compact...

Page 12: ...ry for Sensors RS485 Ethernet network Fro the Ethernet LAN cables use only FTP shielded cables STP cable Check whether all the cables have been connected properly The PROBA 5 Compact is intended for u...

Page 13: ...Page 13 PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 Fig 4 Processor board 805 000057 4 2 Processor board...

Page 14: ...PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 Page 14 4 3 Analogue in out board Fig 5 Analogue in out circuit board 805 160963...

Page 15: ...Page 15 PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 4 4 Relays board Fig 6 Relay circuit board 805 000074...

Page 16: ...Control Input Voltage 12 to 45 VDC 18 to 30 VAC 47 to 63 Hz Input Current 0 14 A 24 V Connection 1 removable 3 contact terminal block Reverse Polarity Protection Present Housing Plastic IP30 protectio...

Page 17: ...ication Press No Communication for 10 seconds and then press Close The screen on which you can configure the IP addresses is now displayed Fig 8 Control panel Configuring IP addresses Now press the nu...

Page 18: ...ccuracy DIN class A Range 10 40 C 14 104 F Size sensor 6 x 50mm 0 24 x 1 97 Material sensor Stainless Steel 316 Protection IP 55 Connection cable Grey PVC wire max 70 C 158 F Type SM 8300 Part number...

Page 19: ...040038 Shielded coiled lead 910 100083 Connection box 502 Sensor element Pt 1000 3 wire acc to DIN IEC 751 Accuracy DIN class A Range 10 40 C 14 104 F Size Stainless Steel 316 6 x 170mm 0 24 x 6 69 w...

Page 20: ...r 910 050161 Enclosure Black ABS plastic Dimensions 191 x 92 x 50mm 7 52 x 3 62 x 1 97 Connections Thru swivels on screw terminals Front Polycarbonate IP 54 Supply 12 35 Vdc Range 0 100 RH bij 0 40 C...

Page 21: ...ntering this you are asked to log in The standard login details are Username user Password pass The password can be changed on the web page See 5 5 1 Proba 5 compact parameters on page 41 5 1 Controll...

Page 22: ...PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 Page 22 Fig 9 Web page Controller config PROBA 5 Compact config...

Page 23: ...e digital outputs for the cooling heating and Modbus fans are assigned The procedure for this is the same as with the controller config Here too Submit first has to be clicked before being able to mov...

Page 24: ...sensors can be configured Here you can indicate not only the inputs to which temperature sensors are connected but also the functions of the sensors Here too Submit first has to be clicked before bei...

Page 25: ...nsulted to provide a quick and clear check for verifying that the correct settings have been made If several functions have been assigned to one input or output this will be indicated in red This will...

Page 26: ...t executing a hard reset In that case you can click Activate configuration It is important however that the effect of the change can be assessed before carrying it out It is also possible to click Res...

Page 27: ...ed Each board has a unique serial number In order for the Proba to be able to detect the new board Create new config from hardware must be clicked Do NOT click Submit In order to be able to use the ne...

Page 28: ...ode and placed in a test mode The statuses of the inputs and outputs can be read and certain outputs can be put into another setting in order to be able to test these outputs After the test the Proba...

Page 29: ...Page 29 PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 5 2 1 1 Temperature The Temperature panel test allows the values of the individual temperature sensors to be read Fig 16 Web page Test Panel test Temperature...

Page 30: ...Page 30 5 2 1 2 Relays The Relay panel test allows the statuses of the relay to be read What s more the relay can be activated or deactivated by clicking the Toggle button of the relevant relay Fig 1...

Page 31: ...190356 Version 1 0 5 2 1 3 Digital in The Digital in panel test allows the values of the individual digital inputs to be read A dash means not active whereas a cross means active Fig 18 Web page Test...

Page 32: ...PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 Page 32 5 2 1 4 Analogue in The Analogue in panel test allows the values of the individual analogue inputs to be read Fig 19 Web page Test Panel test Analogue in...

Page 33: ...to the desired value by moving the slider back and forth or by entering a value in the entry box If Set is clicked the output will be set to the value entered The value to be set runs from 0 to 100 pe...

Page 34: ...on is kept safe and secure The backups that are already present will be indicated By clicking Create new backup a new backup is made This new backup is saved alongside any existing backups Existing ba...

Page 35: ...in order to copy the file onto the controller If you want to restore an existing backup choose the desired backup by clicking on it Then you can decide which action you want to perform You can choose...

Page 36: ...it may be necessary to install additional software The Install package function is used for this Select file first has to be clicked in order to select the right file If this is selected clicking Upl...

Page 37: ...ontroller This is necessary to for example activate the changes made in the hardware or to get the Proba out of the test mode Restore the application may be clicked only once Also if Restart failed is...

Page 38: ...og in separately The username and password for this are not the same as the login details for the web page Contact VDH products for the correct login details 5 4 1 Modbus profiles A profile must first...

Page 39: ...indicate which IP addresses have access to the Modbus registers Various different access profiles can be created A Modbus profile has to be linked to each access profile This allows it to be determine...

Page 40: ...c nr 190356 Version 1 0 Page 40 5 4 3 Reload Modbus Config Once all Modbus settings have been made and saved these can be activated by clicking Apply modbus settings Fig 27 Web page Modbus Reload Modb...

Page 41: ...ba 5 compact parameters Besides using VASP you can also change the parameters of the PROBA 5 Compact using a web page After changing a parameter you must click Set This applies to every parameter that...

Page 42: ...sword used to log in to the web pages can be changed In order to be able to change the password the existing password first has to be entered followed by the new password The new password is activated...

Page 43: ...PROBA 5 Compact It is important that these have been set correctly An incorrect setting can lead to no registration data being available in VASP Here you can also indicate at which IP address a time s...

Page 44: ...dress it is also possible to set the controller to DHCP This only works if there is a DHCP server active on the network However DHCP is not the preferred choice This is because after the PROBA restart...

Page 45: ...t application a soft reset is executed Then only the control processes are restarted Sometimes however it is necessary to execute a hard reset You can do this by temporarily powering down the controll...

Page 46: ...installed this backup file can be used to quickly reinstall the configuration If multiple PROBA 5 Compact controllers have been installed on the network you can also copy the configuration of another...

Page 47: ...different categories 6 1 General 6 1 1 Front settings No Description range units default 0120 Heating on 0 1 1 0121 Gas on 0 1 1 0122 Ventilation on 0 1 1 0201 Sensor 1 on 0 1 1 0202 Sensor 2 on 0 1 1...

Page 48: ...s open 0 999 sec 0 1252 Fan delayed on when door is closed 0 999 sec 0 1280 Fans faster at high temperature 0 1 0 1281 Offset fan temperature control 0 25 degrees 0 1282 Delay fan temperature control...

Page 49: ...ge units default 1501 Differential gas concentration 1 500 ppm 250 1502 Offset gas concentration 300 300 ppm 0 1503 Door lock gas concentration 0 2000 ppm 100 1504 Allow end of gas period with ventila...

Page 50: ...s reached 0 1 0 1612 Maximal CO2 level 0 3000 ppm 3000 1613 Differential maximal CO2 level 0 1000 ppm 500 6 1 8 Humidity control settings No Description range units default 1701 Differential humidifyi...

Page 51: ...rm active 0 1 1 0 not 1 during control 2022 Relative maximum alarm 0 10 0 K 5 0 2023 Relative minimum alarm 10 0 0 K 5 0 2024 Delay relative alarm 0 999 min 30 2041 Absolute maximum air temperature 10...

Page 52: ...2 0 2106 Alarm relay on during cooling failure 0 2 0 2107 Alarm relay on during heating failure 0 2 0 2109 Alarm relay on during door failure 0 2 0 2110 Alarm relay on during fan failure 0 2 0 2111 A...

Page 53: ...003 Sensor 1 offset 15 15 K 0 3004 Absolute alarm Sensor 1 0 2 1 3005 Relative alarm Sensor 1 0 2 1 3011 Sensor 2 type 0 8 1 3013 Sensor 2 offset 15 15 K 0 3014 Absolute alarm Sensor 2 0 2 1 3015 Rela...

Page 54: ...t CO2 sensor 1000 1000 0 3149 MODBUS address CO2 sensor 0 99 0 3151 Read out O2 per 0 3 0 3152 Value at 0 mA 0V 9999 9999 0 3153 Value at 4 mA 2V 9999 9999 0 3154 Value at 8 mA 4V 9999 9999 0 3155 Val...

Page 55: ...4305 Temperature day 4 program 3 10 0 40 0 C 15 5 4306 Temperature day 5 program 3 10 0 40 0 C 15 5 4307 Temperature day 6 program 3 10 0 40 0 C 14 5 4310 Temperature standby program 3 10 0 40 0 C 14...

Page 56: ...also define this directly on the screen 0201 0204 Switch the temperature sensors on and off You can also define this directly on the screen 0303 0306 Switch the analogue inputs on and off 6 6 2 Commo...

Page 57: ...h a speed 1250 Switching the fans off if the door is open the fans are blocked in both cases 1251 Delay time for switching off the fans when the door is opened If this value is 0 the fans will be swit...

Page 58: ...0 The cooling can be blocked in different ways For example the door is open blocking is active in both cases not at all 6 6 5 Heating settings No Explanation 1401 Heating differential this is the diff...

Page 59: ...2 1523 en 1524 1525 If an alarm is generated due to the time of P1520 being exceeded it can be decided whether or not to close the gas valve This choice can be made using this parameter 1526 To ensure...

Page 60: ...ated the alarm must be too high for at least this period of time 6 6 9 Temperature alarms settings No Explanation 2001 Should absolute alarm 1 be active A choice can be made between no alarm always on...

Page 61: ...an open door it is possible to disable the alarm as long as the door is open 6 6 10 Alarm relays settings In this parameter section the alarm relays can be assigned to several functions Each alarm rel...

Page 62: ...ossible range it is necessary to configure the input to the range of the sensor which will be used This should be done entering the right value for each input value 3133 At this parameter the measured...

Page 63: ...eter belongs to parameter 4110 With this parameter the maximum value of the required range should be entered For the example the value 40 should be entered 6 6 14 Temperature programs No Explanation 4...

Page 64: ...qual to or higher than setpoint offset proportional band At a temperature of setpoint offset the emission will be 0 In the intermediate part the output will run linear with the temperature Should an a...

Page 65: ...Page 65 PROBA 5 Doc nr 190356 Version 1 0 Fig 34 PI control graph...

Page 66: ...ware config 27 Fig 15 Web page Test Panel test Start test 28 Fig 16 Web page Test Panel test Temperature 29 Fig 17 Web page Test Panel test Relays 30 Fig 18 Web page Test Panel test Digital in 31 Fig...

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