VDH FC 785-PC User Manual Download Page 9

User manual

 Document nr. : 012063

 Version : V2.0

FC 785-PC

 Client : General

 Page : 9 of 20

       

3. INFO menu

During the info menu, the status of relay 1 .. 7 is indicated by the day LEDs mo .. su.
The upper left display shows “INFO”, now the controller gives supplementary information
of the status of the controller. By pushing the 

UP

 or 

DOWN

 keys the following status

information will by shown;

Cool status

The lower left display shows “COOL” and the lower right display
shows the cooling status, which can have following values; 

0 =

Controller is not cooling

1 =

Controller is not cooling because it is blocked

2 = 

Controller wants to cool and waits for the network 

3 = 

Controller is cooling and is now active on the minimum cooling time (P301)

4 =

Controller is cooling

5 =

Controller wants to stop cooling but waits for the network

6 = 

Controller is active in pump-down time

7 =

Controller may not cool because the minimum time between two cool actions
(P302) has not been passed. 

8 = 

Controller wants to stop cooling to start defrost but waits for the network

9 =

Controller will start cooling but is now equalising pressure (P526)

In case this controller is the master, then the upper right display shows the
remaining time for the next store cycle.  

Defrost status

The lower left display shows “dEfr” and the lower right display shows
the defrost status, which can have the following values;

0 = 

Controller is not defrosting

1 =

Controller is starting defrost soon

2 = 

Controller is starting off cycle defrost soon

3 =

Controller is starting electrical defrost soon

4 =

Controller waits for the network to start hot-gas defrost 

10 = Controller is active in off cycle defrost
11 = Controller is active in electrical defrost
12 =  Controller is active in hot-gas defrost
13 = Controller is active in drip off time 
14 = Controller is active in pump-down time

 

15 = Controller is fan-on delay
In case of interval-defrost the upper right display shows also the time in minutes to
the next defrost-cycle. 

Network status

Only as this controller is the master on it’s subnet

The lower left display shows “nEt” and the lower right display shows the number of
controllers active in this subnet.

4.

Programming internal settings

Push  the 

SETP.

  and 

DIFF.

  key  simultaneously  for  more  than  5  seconds  to  enter  the  internal

programming mode. 
If  P904  is  not  zero,  the  controller  will  ask  for  a  password.  The  lower  display  shows  ‘code’  and  the
required password can be entered in the upper display. The first digit flashes and by pressing the 

UP

or 

DOWN

 key the value of this digit can be changed. If the right value is entered you can confirm it by

pressing the 

SETP

 key. Now the next digit can be entered. If the last digit is confirmed by the 

SETP

key  the  controller  checks  the  password.  If  this  is  correct  you  enter  the  parameter-mode.  If  it  is  not
correct the controller returns to it’s normal operation.
If  parameter  P904  is  zero,  the  password  check  is  disabled  and  the  controller  goes  directly  into  the
parameter-mode.
In  the  parameter-mode  ‘P1'  will  appear  in  the  temperature  display.  The  P  is  flashing.  The  number
behind the P is the parameter-number which can be changed by pushing the 

UP

 or 

DOWN

 key.

In the pulse-counter display the value of the chosen parameter will appear. By pushing the 

SETP.

 key

simultaneously with the 

UP

 or 

DOWN

 key the value can be changed.

When  no  key  is  pushed    for  30  seconds  the  controller  will  leave  the  programming  menu  and  returns
back to it’s normal operation.

Summary of Contents for FC 785-PC

Page 1: ...oc nr 012063 Type MANUAL Number of pages 20 Version V2 0 File Do012063 FC785 PC v2 0 EN wpd Software MC785FC Version V2 04 By BJB Date 29 04 2010 VDH Products BV Roden Holland Signed File Doc 01 FC 78...

Page 2: ...for extension modules 5 2 Functional specifications 6 3 Control 7 3 1 Switching the controller On Off 7 3 2 Viewing the measured temperature of the sensor groups 7 3 3 Viewing the measured temperature...

Page 3: ...FC 785 PC controller can be obtained with parameter P991 To enhance cooperation of multiple FC 785 PC controllers on one Alfanet RS485 Network it is advised that the FC 785 PC controllers to apply mus...

Page 4: ...Next relays have one central common RY2 Relay 2 Prog Default not active NO 250Vac 10A not inductive RY3 Relay 3 Prog Default not active NO 250Vac 10A not inductive RY4 Relay 4 Prog Default not active...

Page 5: ...le thru the internal parameter settings P951 P962 1 3 LMS Pt100 extension module Max 3 modules Supply 12Vdc 100mA From separate supply Communication I2 C network 3 wire 0V SDA SCL Address jumpers Pt10...

Page 6: ...efrosting can not be started After defrosting the fan will only start when the fan delay time P 521 is finished After defrost the fan is activated as the fan delay time P 521 is finished a no defrosti...

Page 7: ...ration 3 4 Viewing and changing the set point and differential To view or change the set point or the differential the SETP or DIFF key must be pushed The set point or differential appears on the temp...

Page 8: ...g hours per 24 hours The upper left display shows PulS Pulses and the lower left display shows the total amount of pulses during this day started at 0 00 hour The upper right display shows UrEn Hours...

Page 9: ...off cycle defrost 11 Controller is active in electrical defrost 12 Controller is active in hot gas defrost 13 Controller is active in drip off time 14 Controller is active in pump down time 15 Control...

Page 10: ...4 offset FC785 PC Pt100 4 Sensor 5 offset LMS UNIT 1 Pt100 1 Sensor 6 offset LMS UNIT 1 Pt100 2 Sensor 7 offset LMS UNIT 1 Pt100 3 Sensor 8 offset LMS UNIT 1 Pt100 4 Sensor 9 offset LMS UNIT 2 Pt100 1...

Page 11: ...rost mode 0 on real time base 1 on interval base Defrost start time 1 24 00 not active Defrost start time 2 Defrost start time 3 Defrost start time 4 Defrost start time 5 Defrost start time 6 Defrost...

Page 12: ...top time 3 Monday till Friday Blocking start time 4 Monday till Friday Blocking stop time 4 Monday till Friday Blocking start time 1 Saturday till Sunday Blocking stop time 1 Saturday till Sunday Bloc...

Page 13: ...ch than the according sensor offset must be lowered with 0 2 C 6 Alarm If a relay is configured P 959 as a alarm relay default relay 1 then normally the relay is closed and opens when an alarm occurs...

Page 14: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 14 of 20 7 Front views Front view FC 785 PC wall mounting Front view FC785 PC panel mounting drawing 100416...

Page 15: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 15 of 20 8 Connections Connections FC 785 PC wall mounting drawing 992374w6...

Page 16: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 16 of 20 Connection diagram 992468w7 FC785 PC wall mounting LMS Relay module LMS Pt100 module LMS Supply module...

Page 17: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 17 of 20 Connections FC785 PC panel mounting drawing 992375w5...

Page 18: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 18 of 20 Connections RS 485 Network Connections RS485 network with network numbers and subnetwork numbers...

Page 19: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 19 of 20 9 Dimensions Dimensions FC785 PC wall mounting drawing 940024 Dimensions FC785 PC panel mounting drawing 961271...

Page 20: ...User manual Document nr 012063 Version V2 0 FC 785 PC Client General Page 20 of 20 Dimensions LMS Relay module drawing 970983 Dimensions LMS Supply module and LMS Pt100 module drawing 970908...

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