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144V229E4.00 - 11/2021

Vcolor 229/249 series

Electronic controllers with 5” or 7” TFT graphic display for
cabinets, counters and temperature and humidity cold rooms

WARNING

Make sure you read and fully
understand the user manual
before using this device.
Non-observance of these
instructions will result in death
or serious injury.

Summary of Contents for EVCLC229N9E

Page 1: ...ers with 5 or 7 TFT graphic display for cabinets counters and temperature and humidity cold rooms WARNING Make sure you read and fully understand the user manual before using this device Non observanc...

Page 2: ...9 249 M user interface 14 3 3 2 Vcolor 229 249 L user interface 14 3 4 From behind panel mounting model dimensions 15 3 4 1 Vcolor 229 249 M user interface 15 3 4 2 Vcolor 229 249 L user interface 15...

Page 3: ...urite foods to store 32 5 7 5 Welcome page 32 5 8 Change evaporator fan speed 32 5 9 Energy saving Eco mode 33 5 10 Cabinet light 34 5 11 Manual defrost 34 5 12 Foods to store pre set and favourites 3...

Page 4: ...th neutral zone 56 7 4 1 Operation 56 7 4 2 Humidification management 56 7 4 3 Dehumidification management 57 7 5 Compressor 57 7 5 1 Operating diagrams 58 7 5 2 Variable speed compressor 59 7 6 Evapo...

Page 5: ...rm output management 62 7 13 Door frame resistor management 62 7 14 Standby On output management 62 7 15 Cabinet light management 62 7 16 Door lock management 62 8 PARAMETERS 63 8 1 Table of configura...

Page 6: ...carrying out a product evaluation and test in relation to its specific application or use Users can send us comments and suggestions on how to improve or correct this publication Neither EVCO nor any...

Page 7: ...ead to death or serious injury CAUTION CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could cause minor or moderate injury NOTICE NOTICE indicates a situation not related to...

Page 8: ...lly generate hazardous atmospheres Only install this device in areas and for applications which are reliably free from hazardous atmospheres DANGER RISK OF EXPLOSION Only install and use this device i...

Page 9: ...of other languages other than those made available by EVCO 1 2 AVAILABLE MODELS The Vcolor 229 249 M L series includes 4 controllers Vcolor 229 M Controller for refrigerated cabinets with a 5 display...

Page 10: ...pplemented with the following accessories Type P n Description NTC PTC Pt1000 temperature probes EVHTP520 NTC temperature humidity probe EVHP523 Humidity probe 4 20 mA EVIF25SWX EVlinking RS 48 Wi Fi...

Page 11: ...Pollution category 2 Overvoltage category I Nominal pulse voltage 330 V Power supply Vcolor 229 249 M 12 Vdc from base board Vcolor 229 249 L 12 Vac dc 10 50 60 Hz from power supply unit Consumption...

Page 12: ...serial port Analogue input specifications Default NTC 10 k at 25 C BETA 3435 PTC KTY 81 121 990 at 25 C Pt1000 Class B Current 4 20 mA RH EVHTP520 Pb1 Cabinet probe Pb2 Evaporator probe Pb3 Not config...

Page 13: ...assemble repair or modify the product Do not expose the equipment to liquids or chemicals Before applying voltage to the equipment Make sure all protective elements such as covers hatches and grilles...

Page 14: ...G MODEL DIMENSIONS 3 3 1 Vcolor 229 249 M user interface mm in 94 3 70 Fig 1 Front mounting Vcolor 229 249 M user interface dimensions 3 3 2 Vcolor 229 249 L user interface mm in 47 1 85 132 5 20 Fig...

Page 15: ...ONS 3 4 1 Vcolor 229 249 M user interface 35 1 38 118 4 64 1 9 0 07 Fig 3 From behind panel mounting Vcolor 229 249 M user interface dimensions 3 4 2 Vcolor 229 249 L user interface mm in 50 1 97 156...

Page 16: ...terface Vcolor 229 249 M 178 2 7 01 118 2 4 65 User interface Vcolor 229 249 L mm in Fig 5 Wall mounting the Vcolor 229 249 M Vcolor 229 249 L user interface Panel thickness This panel thickness varie...

Page 17: ...129 5 08 Vcolor 229 249 L user interface R10 13 mm in Fig 6 Mounting the Vcolor 229 249 M Vcolor 229 249 L user interface on the back of a panel Panel thickness The thickness of the metal panel used f...

Page 18: ...urements 156 6 15 78 3 07 108 4 25 54 2 12 Fig 7 Captive screw hole spacing measurements for Vcolor 229 249 M Captive screw hole spacing for Vcolor 229 249 L user interface The metal panel used for in...

Page 19: ...e of plastic spacers not supplied 3 7 MINIMUM INSTALLATION DISTANCES 3 7 1 Vcolor 229 249 M L user interface 40 1 57 40 1 57 mm in 40 1 57 40 1 57 Fig 9 Vcolor 229 249 M L user interface minimum insta...

Page 20: ...igital I O connections Use correctly earthed shielded cables for all inputs or analogue outputs and for communication connections If shielded cables are not used for these connections electromagnetic...

Page 21: ...NOTICE INOPERABLE EQUIPMENT When connecting the probes the digital inputs and the power supply use cables that are no longer than 10 m 32 80 ft When connecting the TTL serial port use cables that are...

Page 22: ...rth Fig 13 Vcolor 229 249 L user interface wiring diagram TERMINALS 30 RS 485 GND serial port connection 34 35 Connection for communication with the base board 31 RS 485 serial port connection PE Eart...

Page 23: ...26 Analogue input Pb3 see Pr3 4 6 Digital output Out3 see u3c 25 27 Analogue input Pb2 see Pr2 7 8 Digital output Out2 see u2c 28 29 Analogue input Pb1 see Pr1 9 10 Digital output Out1 see u1c 30 32 A...

Page 24: ...e u4c 25 26 Analogue input Pb3 see Pr3 4 6 Digital output Out3 see u3c 25 27 Analogue input Pb2 see Pr2 7 8 Digital output Out2 see u2c 28 29 Analogue input Pb1 see Pr1 9 10 Digital output Out1 see u1...

Page 25: ...dification in progress Dehumidification delay with compressor ON Heating ON Heating OFF Device connected to the monitoring system Attempting to connect to the monitoring system Device not connected to...

Page 26: ...1 Controller ON OFF To switch the controller on or off proceed as follows 20 01 2021 10 38 AM 16 5 10 5 2 20 01 2021 10 38 16 5 10 5 2 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU FOOD TO STORE MANUAL DEFROST FORCED STOP S...

Page 27: ...main functions used to configure and manage the Vcolor 229 249 To move on to the next page tap or 16 5 10 5 2 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU FOOD TO STORE MANUAL DEFROST FORCED STOP SPECIAL CYCLES 20 01 2021...

Page 28: ...PRESSOR COUNTERS DEFROST CYCLES DOOR OPENS HACCP CSV FILE SETUP DELETE DATA Fig 20 Historical data Compressors counters Total hours machine ON Total hours compressor ON Average compressor time ON Aver...

Page 29: ...MENU 20 01 2021 10 38 GENERAL SETTINGS SERVICE ADVANCED FUNCTIONS DATA LOG DOOR STATUS PARAMETER MANAGEMENT 16 5 10 5 2 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU FOOD TO STORE MANUAL DEFROST FORCED STOP SPECIAL CYCLES 2...

Page 30: ...2021 10 38 MANUAL DEFROST FAVOURITE FOOD TO STORE ALARMS MENU 20 01 2021 10 38 GENERAL SETTINGS SERVICE ADVANCED DATA LOG DOOR STATUS PARAMETER MANAGEMENT 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU GENERAL SETTINGS DATE A...

Page 31: ...se Traditional Chinese 5 7 3 Assign a name to the unit In this section you can assign a name to the unit or change an existing name The name and the serial number can be up to 10 characters long The n...

Page 32: ...e Device language Temperature unit of measure 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU GENERAL SETTINGS DATE AND TIME LANGUAGE DELETE FAVOURITE FOODS WELCOME PAGE UNIT NAME 20 01 2021 10 38 UNIT NAME UNIT NAME GENERAL S...

Page 33: ...adjust the Energy Saving Eco function of the controller by pressing on the Home screen Possible configurations are Par Description MU Range ES0 Energy saving mode 0 1 level Disabled High saving 1 3 le...

Page 34: ...inet light can also be switched on off even when the instrument is OFF 16 5 10 5 1 20 01 2021 10 38 16 5 10 5 2 20 01 2021 10 38 Fig 30 Switching cabinet light on off 5 11 MANUAL DEFROST In the requir...

Page 35: ...screen appears on the display 16 5 10 5 2 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU FOOD TO STORE MANUAL DEFROST FORCED STOP SPECIAL CYCLES 20 01 2021 10 38 MANUAL DEFROST FAVOURITE FOOD TO STORE ALARMS MENU MANUAL DEFRO...

Page 36: ...5 12 2 USER group The USER group is dedicated to end users up to 48 foods can be saved starting with a product saved in the OEM group Categories cannot be created in the USER group If no products are...

Page 37: ...as in the example below and the buzzer sounds if enabled If there are several active alarms they alternate on the home screen each appearing for 3 seconds at a time Touch the screen next to the alarm...

Page 38: ...rms on resetting they are saved in the alarm log The alarms menu is accessed from the general menu and can be used to View the active alarm list View the alarm log Delete the alarm log 14 9 20 5 2 20...

Page 39: ...user full control of refrigerated cabinets or cabinets The special cycles available are Cooling Continuous cycle Sanitising if SA0 0 Thawing if tH23 0 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU SANITISING CONTINUOUS CYCLE...

Page 40: ...until the maximum time set during the cycle startup phase has elapsed During the Cooling cycle to view the remaining time return to the special cycle screen 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU SANITISING CONTINUOUS...

Page 41: ...value can be set during cycle startup while the temperature is not checked During the Continuous cycle to view the remaining time return to the special cycle screen 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU SANITISING C...

Page 42: ...ycle is determined by SA2 if SA0 2 cycle duration corresponds to SA2 E21 as well as time period SA2 a resting time E21 will be added CAUTION RISK OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AND POISONING Do not open the...

Page 43: ...al cabinet setpoint End cabinet setpoint Cycle duration Low tH01 tH04 tH07 Medium tH02 tH05 tH08 High tH03 tH06 tH09 The thawing cycle is divided into 5 phases distinguished by the abovementioned para...

Page 44: ...s its storage phase with setpoint tH10 for a limitless time During this phase the speed of the fans can be set via tH16 Par Description MU Range tH10 Storage phase setpoint C F 50 0 99 9 tH16 Fan spee...

Page 45: ...ways remain enabled The controller is connected by default as ADMIN E18 1 at the first access Each user if they have logged in views all registered users but editing individual users is only possible...

Page 46: ...of parameters you wish to edit 20 01 2021 10 38 PARAMETER MANAGEMENT PARAMETER SETTINGS RESTORE PARAMETERS PERFORM SANITISING 20 01 2021 10 38 DIGITAL INPUTS DIGITAL OUTPUTS COLD MANAGEMENT HOT MANAGE...

Page 47: ...witched off in the Test cycle The test cycle function automatically performs a test cycle consisting of 7 phases 1 Start test cycle Tap START 20 01 2021 10 38 MENU ADVANCED OUTPUT TEST TEST CYCLE 3 PO...

Page 48: ...PERFORM 2 T5 No OF CYCLES PERFORMED 1 PHASE DURATION hh mm SETPOINT 2 C T6 THERMOSTAT CONTROL RECOVERY PULLDOWN DEFROSTING TEST START SETPOINT 20 C T1 SETPOINT 2 C T2 PHASE DURATION hh mm PROBE TEST...

Page 49: ...ecutive compressor ON time before hot gas defrost min 0 99 Defrost starts once the time set in d0 has elapsed with the method set by d1 The defrost duration is determined by d3 while the temperature t...

Page 50: ...is activated Defrost end conditions The defrost end conditions are The defrost duration d3 is reached The defrost end temperature d2 is reached The electric heater defrost configuration parameters are...

Page 51: ...mostatic valve is activated Defrost end conditions The defrost end conditions are The maximum defrost duration set via parameter d3 is reached The defrost end temperature set via parameter d2 is reach...

Page 52: ...obe ON OFF d2 ON OFF d3 d7 d15 Defrost request Defrost end Fig 52 Cycle inversion defrost Defrost end due to temperature Evaporator probe ON OFF d2 ON OFF d3 d7 d15 Defrost request Defrost end Fig 53...

Page 53: ...ation parameters are Par Description MU Range d0 Defrost interval h 0 99 d1 Defrost type 0 Electric heaters 1 Cycle inversion hot gas 2 On compressor stoppage 0 3 d3 Defrost duration min 0 99 d7 Evapo...

Page 54: ...ges the temperature on the basis of the type of request Hot Cold Setpoint 1 C F COLD HOT Setpoint 1 rC0 Setpoint 1 C F Setpoint 1 rH0 Fig 55 Temperature regulator operation Cold If the controller rece...

Page 55: ...rH0 Setpoint 1 rH3 Fig 56 Temperature regulator operation in the neutral zone Cold If the controller has received a cold request Cold output compressor between Setpoint 1 rC3 rC0 and Setpoint 1 rC3 W...

Page 56: ...assigned to Setpoint 2 R H 0 100 7 4 1 Operation Regulation in the neutral zone occurs if P15 2 For humidification if rU9 0 For dehumidification if rU6 0 Setpoint 2 rU5 rU6 rU9 rU8 RH Fig 58 Humidity...

Page 57: ...ys If u3 0 by means of an extractor fan external dehumidifier If u3 1 through activation of the refrigeration system Dehumidification via external fan If u3 0 the output will be activated when Humidit...

Page 58: ...or at maximum capacity h 0 99 C10 Total compressor operation time for maintenance alert days 0 999 C11 Compressor 2 switch on delay from compressor 1 switch on s 0 999 C12 Compressor OFF time in cabin...

Page 59: ...n the basis of the following conditions Delay F3 has elapsed in the event of dripping end The temperature of evaporator probe Pb2 exceeds the threshold F1 if F0 3 4 The fans are not deactivated during...

Page 60: ...ER FANS Fan operating mode is determined by parameter F11 Par Description MU Range F11 Condenser fan mode 0 Temperature controlled 1 Temperature controlled if compressor OFF 2 Temperature controlled i...

Page 61: ...ypad presence of a cabinet high temperature alarm or a product high temperature alarm In addition to the aforementioned conditions it is deactivated when the time period in ES4 has elapsed NOTE If a d...

Page 62: ...humidification proportional band value rU10 Parameter rU11 defines the cycle time while parameter rU12 represents the time base on which the output activation duration is calculated 7 11 3 Humidifier...

Page 63: ...et R H 20 20 0 0 P0 Probe type 0 PTC 1 NTC 2 Pt1000 0 2 1 P1 Enable decimal point in C 0 No 1 Yes 0 1 1 P2 Temperature unit of measure changing value means that the temperature parameter limits will n...

Page 64: ...switching on the humidifier rU0 2 only s 1 600 60 rU3 Humidifier on time within the cycle time rU2 to generate 100 humidity in the cabinet rU0 2 only s 1 600 30 rU5 Dehumidification regulation differe...

Page 65: ...r stoppage 0 2 0 d2 Evaporator temperature over which defrost ends with evaporator probe Pr3 5 C F 99 0 99 0 8 0 d3 Defrost duration min 0 99 30 d4 Enable defrost at device switch on 0 No 1 Yes activa...

Page 66: ...temperature PRE alarm threshold C F 99 0 99 0 50 0 A13 HIGH cabinet temperature PRE alarm threshold C F 99 0 99 0 50 0 A14 PRE alarm delta for LOW cabinet temperature in relation to the setpoint C F 5...

Page 67: ...ff delay from compressor switch off s 0 240 0 F10 Fan speed forcing during dehumidification 0 100 0 F11 Condenser fan mode 0 Temperature controlled 1 Temperature controlled if compressor OFF 2 Tempera...

Page 68: ...99 0 0 0 SA2 Sanitising cycle duration min 0 240 10 SA3 Delay after Sanitising min 0 240 5 THAWING group tH01 Initial cabinet temperature setpoint for low load thawing C F 50 0 99 0 25 0 tH02 Initial...

Page 69: ...ompressor 1 thermal switch alarm 6 Compressor 2 thermal switch alarm 7 System protection alarm all loads are switched off 8 ECO Energy saving activation High saving 9 iA generic alarm display only 10...

Page 70: ...1 fan 5 Defrost 6 Light 7 Door heaters 8 Alarm 9 Door closure 10 ON OFF 11 Evaporator fans minimum speed 12 Condenser 2 fan 13 Sanitising 14 Heaters 15 Steam generator boiler 16 Steam injection 17 Deh...

Page 71: ...9 426 PS2 EVlink EVconnect password service 99 999 824 BLE Communication type 0 Free 1 Forced for EPOCA do not change parameters LA Lb and LP 2 99 Address for EPOCA local network 0 99 0 GENERAL CONFIG...

Page 72: ...r fan runs in parallel with the compressor Condenser alarm always OFF Product probe alarm If regulation is set to product probe regulation switches to cabinet probe if configured and they affect the r...

Page 73: ...Temperature Pb1 A14 for time period A3 from door closure Temperature Pb1 A14 for time period A6 If A5 1 Temperature Pb1 A12 for time period A1 from power on Temperature Pb1 A12 for time period A2 fro...

Page 74: ...11b for time period A3 from door closure Product temperature A11b for time period A6b If A5b 1 Product temperature A9b for time period A1 from power on Product temperature A9b for time period A2 from...

Page 75: ...or time period i12 Alarm shown on display Compressor OFF Condenser fan ON until switch off conditions satisfied Check for and remove the cause of the alarm on the digital input automatic reset Compres...

Page 76: ...or persists replace the instrument RTC battery exhausted Base communication alarm No communication between base board and user interface Alarm shown on display All regulators are switched off Restore...

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Page 78: ...VCO forbids the reproduction and distribution even in part of the contents unless express authorisation is obtained directly from EVCO Each user or integration specialist should conduct their own comp...

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