FREETIME
® -
HEXAMOTION
®
High Efficiency Recovery Unit
OPERATING AND COMMISSIONING INSTRUCTIONS
MS-CDF-010
Ind F
Maj. 18/05/2017
Créé par : JC
Validé par : AR
Page 3/57
IV.11.
Night Cooling ............................................................................................................................. 23
IV.12.
Hot water coil integrated (PREMIUM BC) – changeover water coil (PREMIUM CO) or external
cold or changeover coil ............................................................................................................................ 24
IV.13.
DX battery (cold or reversible) .................................................................................................. 25
IV.14.
Electrical battery ....................................................................................................................... 25
IV.15.
Fire function .............................................................................................................................. 25
IV.16.
Dehumidification function ........................................................................................................ 26
IV.17.
MODBUS / WEB / BACNET wiring ............................................................................................. 27
IV.18.
Repeater wiring ......................................................................................................................... 27
IV.19.
LON ............................................................................................................................................ 28
V.
SETTINGS .............................................................................................................................................. 28
V.1.
Display ........................................................................................................................................... 28
V.2.
Exemple of setting ........................................................................................................................ 28
V.3.
Standard settings (opérator menu) .............................................................................................. 29
V.3.a.
Menu Mode de fonctionnement ........................................................................................... 30
V.3.b.
Temperature menu ................................................................................................................ 31
V.3.c.
Ventilation menu ................................................................................................................... 31
V.3.d.
Timer menu ............................................................................................................................ 32
V.4.
Operator parameters modification ( password 3333 required) ................................................... 33
V.4.a.
Dates and hours clocks setting .............................................................................................. 33
V.4.b.
Speed /pressure modification in LS and HS ........................................................................... 33
V.4.c.
Temperature setpoint modification ...................................................................................... 34
V.4.d.
Forced stop of the unit or forced start LS or HS on the remote control ............................... 34
V.4.e.
Choice of language................................................................................................................. 34
V.5.
Intermediate settings (service level) ............................................................................................ 34
V.5.a.
Menu configuration en accès service .................................................................................... 35
V.6.
Modification of the services parameters (password 2222) .......................................................... 35
V.6.a.
Regulation mode of the unit .................................................................................................. 35
V.6.b.
Overventilation parameters .................................................................................................. 35
V.6.c.
CO2 setpoint for DIVA / QUATTRO option ............................................................................ 35
V.7.
Administrator settings .................................................................................................................. 36
V.7.a.
Configuration menu with admin level access ........................................................................ 36
V.8.
Modification of the service parameters ....................................................................................... 37
V.8.a.
MODBUS ................................................................................................................................ 37
VI.
REPAIR .................................................................................................................................................. 39
VI.1.
Different types of defaults....................................................................................................... 39
VI.2.
List of alarms ............................................................................................................................. 39
VI.3.
Acknowledge the default « timer service » .............................................................................. 41
VII.
MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................................................. 41
VII.1.
Obligatory maintenance ............................................................................................................ 42
VII.2.
Battery replacement ................................................................................................................. 42
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ANNEXES .............................................................................................................................................. 44
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Command diagram ........................................................................................................................... 44
VII.3.
Motors diagrams FREETIME
®
500-800 HEXAMOTION
®
05-08 .................................................. 45
VII.4.
Motors diagrams FREETIME
®
1500 HEXAMOTION
®
15 ............................................................. 46
VII.5.
Motors diagrams FREETIME
®
2000 HEXAMOTION
®
20 ............................................................. 47
VII.6.
Motors diagrams FREETIME
®
2700-3500 HEXAMOTION
®
27-80 .............................................. 48
VII.7.
Curves ........................................................................................................................................ 49
