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Penn | TC3223 | Installation Guide Rev. A | Part No. 24-7664-03930 | Page 1 of 18 | January 20, 2022
TC3223 Defrost Controller European Installation Guide
Controller for refrigerated cabinets, counters and islands, with energy-saving strategies
Figure 1: UI
Figure 2: Dimensions, mm (in.)
Figure 3: Drilling template, mm (in.)
Figure 4: Electrical connection
ENGLISH
- Controller for low temperature units
- Power supply for TC3223N7x: 230 VAC
- Cabinet probe and auxiliary probe with a negative temperature coefficient (NTC),
10 kohm at 25°C
- Door switch or multi-purpose input
- Alarm buzzer
- TTL Modbus® subordinate port for Building Management System (BMS)
- Cooling or heating operation
1 MEASUREMENTS AND INSTALLATION
For the dimensions and drilling template, see Figure 2 and Figure 3. Fit the controller to a panel
with the snap-in brackets supplied.
INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
-
Ensure that the thickness of the panel is between 0.8 mm and 2.0 mm (1/32 in. and
1/16 in.)
- Ensure that the working conditions are within the limits stated in the TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS section.
- Do not install the device close to heat sources, equipment with a strong magnetic field,
in places subject to direct sunlight, rain, damp, excessive dust, mechanical vibrations or
shocks.
- In compliance with safety regulations, install the device correctly to ensure adequate
protection from contact with electrical parts. Fix all protective parts in such a way so as
to need the aid of a tool to remove them.
2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Important
-
Use cables of an adequate wire gauge for the current running through them.
-
To reduce any electromagnetic interference, connect the power cables as far away
as possible from the signal cables.
For the electrical connection diagram, see Figure 4.
Electrical connection diagram callouts
Callout Description
A Note: Maximum 12 A
B TTL Modbus port
C Evaporator fans
D Compressor
E Defrost
F Door switch or multi-purpose
G Cabinet
H Auxiliary, configurable
I Power supply for TC3223N7x: 230 VAC
PRECAUTIONS FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
-
If you use an electrical or pneumatic screwdriver, adjust the torque to a maximum of
0.5
N•m (4 in. lb).
-
If you move the device from a cold to a warm place, the humidity may cause
condensation to form inside. Wait an hour before you switch on the power.
-
Make sure that the supply voltage, electrical frequency, and power are within the set
limits. See
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .
-
Disconnect the power supply before you do any type of maintenance.
-
Do not use the device as safety device.
-
For repairs and further information, contact the Penn sales network.
3 FIRST-TIME
1. Follow the instructions in MEASUREMENTS AND INSTALLATION to install the controller.
2. Power up the device as shown in ELECTRICAL CONNECTION and an internal test runs.
The test normally takes a few seconds. When it finishes the display switches off.
3. Configure the device as shown in Table 6.1 in SETTINGS.
For recommended configuration parameters for first-time use, see the following table.
PAR. DEF. PARAMETER MIN. - MAX.
SP 0.0 Setpoint r1 to r2
P2 0 Temperature unit of measurement 0 = °C 1 = °F
d1 0 Defrost type 0 = Electric 1 = Hot gas
2 = Compressor stopped
Check that the remaining settings are appropriate; see CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS .
4. Disconnect the device from the mains.
5. Make the electrical connection as shown in ELECTRICAL CONNECTION without powering
up the device.
6. Power up the device.
4 UI AND MAIN FUNCTIONS
For a figure of the UI, see Figure 1.
UI callouts
Callout Description
1 Energy saving
2 Compressor service
3 Temperature unit of measurement
4 Compressor
5 Defrost
6 Evaporator fan
7 Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP)
8 n/a
9 On or standby
10 SET key and keypad lock
11 ON/STANDBY key and escape
12 DOWN key and additional functions menu
13 UP key and defrost
4.1 Switching the device on or off
1. If POF = 1, tap the ON/STAND-BY key for 4 s.
If the device is switched on, the display shows the P5 value, cabinet temperature by default. If
the display shows an alarm code, see ALARMS.
LED ON OFF FLASHING
Compressor on Compressor off - Compressor protection active
- Setpoint setting active
Defrost or pre-dripping
active - - Defrost delay active
- Dripping active
Evaporator fan on Evaporator fan off Evaporator fan stop active
HACCP Saved HACCP alarm - New HACCP alarm saved
Energy saving active - -
Request for compressor
service - - Settings active
- Access to additional functions
active
°C/°F View temperature - Overcooling or overheating active
Device off Device on Device on or off active
If 30 s elapse and you do not press the keys, the display shows the “ Loc ” label and the keypad
locks automatically.
4.2 Unlocking the keypad
Tap any key for 1 s. The display shows the label “ UnL ”.
4.3 Setting the setpoint
Check that the keypad is not locked.
1. Tap the SET key.
2. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set the value within the
limits r1 and r2.
3. Tap the SET key or do not operate for 15 s.
4.4 Activating manual defrost (if r5 = 0, default)
Check that the keypad is not locked and that overcooling is not active.
1. Tap the UP key for 2 s.
If P4 = 1 (default), the defrost activates if the evaporator temperature is lower than the d2
threshold.
4.5 Silencing the buzzer (if A13 = 1)
Tap any key.
5 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
5.1 Activating or deactivating the overcooling, overheating, and manual energy
saving
Check that the keypad is not locked.
1. Tap the DOWN key.
FUNCTION CONDITION CONSEQUENCE
Overcooling r5 = 0, r8 = 1 and defrost not
active
The setpoint becomes “setpoint - r6”,
for the r7 duration
Overheating r5 and r8 = 1 The setpoint becomes “se r6”,
for the r7 duration
Energy saving r5 = 0 and r8 = 2 The setpoint becomes “se r4”,
at maximum for the HE2 duration
5.2 Navigating the additional functions menu
Before you begin, check that the keypad is not locked.
1. To access the additional functions menu, tap the DOWN key for
4 s.
2. To navigate to a label, tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s.
3. To select a label, tap the SET key.
4. If you cannot edit the parameter, the value displays.
If you can edit the parameter, tap the UP or DOWN key to
navigate to the value that you want.
5. To set the parameter value, tap the SET key.
6. To exit the procedure, tap the ON/STAND-BY key, or do not
operate the controller for 60 s.
5.3 Additional functions menu
Use the additional functions menu to cycle through the labels in the following table.
LABEL VALUE DESCRIPTION
LS View HACCP alarm information
AL Low temperature alarm information
AH High temperature alarm information
id Door switch alarm information
PF Power failure alarm information, available when you connect to a
TCIF23TSX accessory
rLS Delete HACCP alarm information
149 Command to delete HACCP alarm information
CH View compressor functioning hours in hundreds
rCH Delete compressor functioning hours
149 Command to delete compressor functioning hours
nS1 View compressor start-up number in thousands
Pb1 Cabinet temperature
Pb2 Auxiliary temperature
PrJ View the project number
rEU View the firmware revision
5.4 Alarm information example
The following table shows an example of information for a high temperature alarm.
LABEL SAMPLE
VALUE
DESCRIPTION
8.0 The critical value was 8.0°C or 8.0°F. The critical value can be cabinet
temperature or calculated product temperature (CPT).
Sta The time at which the alarm signaled, for example:
26 March 2015 at 16:30
Sta is available when you connect a TCIF23TSX accessory.
y15 2015
n03 March
d26 26 March 2015
h16 16:xx
n30 16:30
dur The alarm duration, for example 1 h 15 min
h01 1 h
n15 1 h 15 min
6 SETTINGS
6.1 Setting configuration parameters
1. Tap the SET key for 4 s. The display shows the label “ PA ”.
2. Tap the SET key. The display shows the label “ PAS ”.
3. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set the password. The
default password is
"-19" .
4. Tap the SET key or do not operate for 15 s. The display shows the
label “ SP ”.
5. Tap the UP or DOWN key to select a parameter.
6. Tap the SET key.
7. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set the value.
8. Tap the SET key or do not operate for 15 s.
9. Tap the SET key for 4 s, or do not operate for 60 s, to exit the
procedure.
6.2 Setting the date, time, and day of the week
Note: This feature is available if you connect a TCIF23TSX accessory.
Important
Do not disconnect the device from the mains within 2 minutes of setting the time and
day of the week.
Check that the keypad is not locked.
1. Tap the DOWN key for 4 s.
2. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to select the label “ rtc ” .
3. Tap the SET key. The display shows the label “ yy ” followed by the
last two figures of the year.
4. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set the year.
5. Repeat actions 3. and 4. to set the next labels.
LAB.
DESCRIPTION
n Month (01 to 12)
d Day (01 to 31)
h Time (00 to 23)
n Minute (00 to 59)
6. Tap the SET key. The display shows the label for the day of the
week.
7. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set the day of the week.
LAB. DESCRIPTION
Mon Monday
tuE Tuesday
UEd Wednesday
thu Thursday
Fri Friday
Sat Saturday
Sun Sunday
8. Tap the SET key. The device exits the procedure.
9. Tap the ON/STAND-BY key to exit the procedure beforehand.
6.3 Restoring the default factory settings and storing customized settings as
default
Important
- Check that the factory settings are appropriate; see CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS .
- When you store customized settings, you overwrite the default.
1. Tap the SET key for 4 s. The display shows the label “ PA ”.
2. Tap the SET key.
3. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set the value.
VAL. DESCRIPTION
149 Restores the default factory settings
161 Stores customized settings as default
4.
Tap the SET key or do not operate for 15 s. The display shows the
label “ dEF ” when you set the value “ 149 ” or the label “ MAP ”
when you set the value “ 161 ”.
5. Tap the SET key.
6. Tap the UP or DOWN key within 15 s to set “ 4 ” .
7. Tap the SET key or do not operate for 15 s. The display shows "-
- -" flashing for 4 s, then the device exits the procedure.
8. Interrupt the power supply to the device.
9. Tap the SET key 2 s before step 6. to exit the procedure
beforehand.
7 ALARMS
COD. DESCRIPTION RESET REMEDIES
Pr1 Cabinet probe alarm Automatic - Check P0
Pr2 Auxiliary probe alarm Automatic - Check probe integrity
- Check electrical connection
rtc Clock alarm Manual Set date, time, and day of the week
AL Low temperature alarm Automatic Check AA, A1, and A2
AH High temperature alarm Automatic Check AA, A4, and A5
id Open door alarm Automatic Check i0 and i1
PF Power failure alarm Manual - Tap any key
- Check electrical connection
COH High condenser temperature
warning Automatic Check C6
CSd High condenser temperature
alarm Manual - Switch the device off and on
- Check C7
iA Multi-purpose input alarm Automatic Check i0 and i1
Cth Compressor thermal switch
alarm Automatic Check i0 and i1
th Global thermal switch alarm Manual - Switch the device off and on
- Check i0 and i1
dFd Defrost timeout alarm Manual - Tap any key
- Check d2, d3 and d11
8 ELECTRICAL RATINGS
Output Units cULus (UL 60730) CE (EN 60730)
Applied voltage at 60 Hz 120 VAC 240 VAC
240 VAC
K1
compressor
relay
Resistive amperes 12 12 12
Inductive amperes — — 2
Full load amperes 10 10 —
Locked rotor amperes 60 60 —
K2 relay Resistive amperes 8 8 5
Inductive amperes — — 2
Full load amperes 4.4 2.9 —
Locked rotor amperes 26.4 17.4 —
K3
evaporator
fan relay
Resistive amperes 5 5 5
Inductive amperes — — 1
Full load amperes 1.5 1.5 —
Locked rotor amperes 9 9 —