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7. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
a)
Cut out the panel plate (Diagram 5 - item 13) where the controller is going to be installed, to a size where X =
71 ± 0.5 mm and Y = 29 ± 0.5 mm;
b)
Remove the side clasps (Diagram 6 - item 13): to do this, press on the elliptical central part (with the Full
Gauge Controls Logo) and slide the clasps back;
c)
Pass the wires through the opening (Diagram 7 - Item 13) and install the electrics as described in item 6;
d)
Insert the controller into the opening made in the panel, from the outside;
e)
Replace the clasps and move them until they are pressed against the panel, securing the controller to the
housing (see arrow in Diagram 6 - item 13);
f)
Adjust the parameters as described in item 9.
WARNING:
Where the installation needs to be sealed tight against liquids, the opening for the controller
must be no more than 70.5x29mm. The side clasps must be secured in such a way as to create a tight rubber
seal that prevents any liquids entering the opening and the controller.
Protective Film - Diagram 9 (item 13)
This protects the controller when it is installed somewhere subject to splashing water, such as refrigerated
counters. This adhesive film will be covering the device, in the packaging.
IMPORTANT:
Only apply it after you have finished making the electrical connections.
a)
Pull the side clasps back (Diagram 6 - item 13);
b)
Remove the protective film from the adhesive vinyl strip;
c)
Apply the film to the entire upper part, folding the flaps, as indicated by the arrows - Diagram 9 (item 13);
d)
Replace the clasps.
OBS:
The film is transparent, so that the electrical layout of the device can be seen.
8. OPERATIONS
8.1 Access Menu Map
Press the
;
key (short press) to navigate through the menu functions. Each press will display the next
function in the list. To confirm press the
/
key (short press). The menu function map is below:
FUNCTION SELECTION
;
FAST FREEZING (ON/OFF)
;
DEFROST (ON/OFF)
SHUTDOWN OF CONTROL
FUNCTIONS
;
;
;
ECONOMY SETPOINT (ON/OFF)
PRESET SELECTION
SETPOINT NORMAL
;
ECONOMY SETPOINT
;
EXIT FUNCTION
;
FUNCTION LOCK
PROCESS VIEWER
OUTPUT FREQUENCY
;
;
;
;
;
DOOR OPENING
VIEW TEMPERATURE ON
SENSOR S2 (EVAPORATOR)
VIEW TEMPERATURE ON
SENSOR S3 (CONDENSER)
LIGHT
;
CLEAR MAX AND MIN
VALUES
MIN AND MAX TEMPERATURE
RECORD
;
;
;
;
8.2 Turning on/off the economy mode
To switch on / off the power saving mode, press the
<
key with a short press or through the easy menu
(item 8.1).
Short press
[ECO,]
[On,,]
[Off,]
release
the key
The message
will appear
8.3 Turn the light on / off
To switch the lamp on / off, short press the
>
key or through the easy menu (item 8.1).
Short press
8.
4 Inhibiting the audible alarm
To inhibit the audible alarm, briefly press the
/
key.
8.
5 Manual defrost
To start/stop defrost, regardless of the schedule, press the
<
key for 4s, until the message
[dEFr]
appears. Then release it. The message
[On,,]
will be displayed when it starts and
[OFF,]
when it
is stopped. Access is also possible through the easy menu (item 8.1).
Press it for 4 sec.
[lamp]
[defr]
The message
will appear
Short press
The message
will appear
[On,,]
[Off,]
release
the key
[On,,]
[Off,]
release
the key
8.7 View process stage and current setpoint
To see which stage of the process is being performed, press the
>
key for 4s, until the message
[Proc]
appears. Then release it. The current process step will be displayed, the time (hh:mm)
already elapsed in this process and then the temperature setpoint that is in operation, relative to the
mode of operation (normal / economy). It is also possible to access it through the easy menu (Item 8.1).
Current process
stage
Shows the current desired
temperature (setpoint)
Until the
message appears
Press it for 4 sec
[Proc]
[00:02]
release
the key
[dEL,]
[Fan,]
[rEFr]
[Pre,]
[dEFr]
[dRAi]
[----]
Initial delay
Fan-delay
Refrigeration
Pre-Defrost
[,,2.0]
Ex:
Defrost
Drainage
Control functions off
8.6 Temperature display on sensor S2 (evaporator)
The temperature in sensor S2 (evaporator) can be viewed by pressing the
;
key (short press) until the
message
[Sns2]
appears. If this sensor is disabled,
[----]
will be displayed.
Short press
[SnS2]
Until the
message appears
confirm by
pressing the
/
key
[,,2.0]
Shows the temperature
of sensor 2 (evaporator)
Ex:
[t-2,]
Until the
message appears
[t-2,]
Indicates the
temperature in S2
(
[----]
: if
disabled)
[SP,,]
(
[sp-e]
: if you are
in economy mode)
The message
will appear
F54
FAN-DELAY
MÁX. F41
F92
F30
F34
MÁX. F33
REFRIGERATION
DEFROST
DEFROST
PRE-
DRAINAGE
F31, F32
IF F21= 2,3,4
IF F29=
[OFF,]
Lock indication if
enabled in F91
F24
F22
IF F21=1
Indication
enabled
MÁX. F33
F92
F30
F22
F34
REFRIGERATION
PRE-
DEFROST
DEFROST
DRAINAGE
Indication
enabled
IF F21=2,3,4
IF F21=1
Lock indication if
enabled in F91
F31,F32
F24
IF F29 =
[On,]
6.1. Connecting the temperature sensors
- Connect the wires of the
S1 sensor
to terminals "1 and 2" ,the wires of the
S2 sensor
to terminals "3
and 4" and the wires of the
S3 sensor
to terminals "5 and 6" the polarity is indifferent.
- The length of the sensor cables can be increased by the user themselves by up to 200 meters, using a
2x24 AWG PP cable.
6.2. Recommendations from NBR5410 and IEC60364 standards
a)
Install surge protectors to the controller’s power supply.
b)
Install transient suppressors - suppressor filter (type RC) - in the circuit to increase the working life of
the controller’s relay.
c)
The sensor cables can be together, but not in the same conduit as the power supply for the controller
or the loads.