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User manual

 Document no. : 032189

 Version : V1.5

MC 785 CHILLER-2

 Customer: Heinen & Hopman

 Page: 6 of 16

3

Operation

During normal operation the top left-hand display shows the INLET temperature, the top right-hand the
OUTLET temperature, and below left (SETPOINT) shows the OUTLET setpoint temperature. 
The display below right (CAPACITY) shows the capacity currently being used for heating/cooling.

3.1

Switching the chiller on and off.
The regulator can be switched on or off by pressing the 

ON/OFF

 key.

3.2

Readout of different pressure and temperature sensors.
By  using  the 

PRESS  SENS

  key  the  values  of  the  different  pressure  sensors  will  be  shown

consecutively in the top left-hand display. With the help of the LEDs next to this display you can
see which sensor value is being shown. 
If there is no LED on next to the display then the INLET temperature is shown on the display.
If the 

PRESS SENS

 key is then pressed once or more the exchange temperature sensors of the

LMS 4x10K/2xRH unit can be read consecutively. This is indicated by the ‘EC1..4' in the right-
hand display and the value of the sensor in the left-hand display.

3.3

Switching from cooling/heating.
If the 

COOL/HEAT

 key is pressed, the regulator will switch from cooling to heating or vice versa.

The LEDs next to the bottom left-hand display indicates whether the regulator is cooling or
heating.

3.4

Changing the temperature setpoint.
When  the  regulator  is  cooling  the  bottom  left-hand  display  shows  the  current  cooling  setpoint.
When heating is taking place the heating setpoint is indicated there.
The  setpoint  can  be  altered  by  pressing  the 

SET

  key.  The  regulator  will  now  ask  for  the  ‘user

password’. The ‘user password’ can be entered by using the 

UP

 and 

DOWN

 keys. If it is correct

the setpoint can be changed by pressing the 

SET

 key. The setpoint will now start to blink, and

the setpoint can be adjusted with the 

UP

 and 

DOWN

 keys. 

The cooling setpoint can be set at between 5°C and 10 

/

C, the heating setpoint at between 30°C

and 40 

/

C. Now if no key is pressed for 30 seconds the setpoint will stop blinking and the new

septoint will become active.

3.5

Changing the chiller pump.
A switch can be made to the other chiller pump by means of the 

PUMP1/2

 key. All compressors

and heaters will be switched off while the regulator goes to the other pump. Then they will turn
themselves on again (with possible delay times). The LEDs next to the bottom left-hand display
indicate which chiller pump is in operation

3.6

Changing the sea pumps mode.
With the help of the sea pumps mode setting (P217) we can choose between two modes
P217=0:

Fixed couplings between sea pumps and compressors

Now sea-pump-1 belongs with compressor-1 and sea-pump-2 with compressor-2.

P217=1:

Choose for 1 sea pump

Now  a  choice  can  be  made  as  to  which  sea  pump  will  be  used.  The  choice  should  be
made  as  follows:  First,  turn  the  regulator  off  with  the 

ON/OFF

  key.  Then  use  the

COOL/HEAT

 key to choose which sea pump will be used, then the appropriate  LED will

light up. When the choice has been made, the regulator can be turned on again.

3.7

Switching cooling/heating capacity and the sequence of the regulator.
By  pressing  the 

CAP.LIMIT

  key  next  to  the  bottom  right-hand  display  the  current  maximum

heating capacity will be shown. The word ‘HEAT’ will appear in the display above to show that
we  are  dealing  with  heating.  With  the  help  of  the 

UP

  and 

DOWN

  keys  the  capacity  can  be

adjusted. 
If  the 

CAP.LIMIT

  key  is  pressed  once  more  the  heater  sequence  appears  in  the  display;  a

different sequence can be selected with the 

UP

 and 

DOWN

 keys.

Next, press the 

CAP. LIMIT

 key once again and the capacity and the regulating sequence of the

cooling can be changed in a similar way.

Содержание MC 785 CHILLER-2

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Страница 2: ...e sensors 6 3 3 Switching from cooling heating 6 3 4 Changing the temperature setpoint 6 3 5 Changing the chiller pump 6 3 6 Changing the sea pumps mode 6 3 7 Switching cooling heating capacity and th...

Страница 3: ...e oil pressure 1 alarm yellow Low 1 Alarm Failure low pressure 1alarm yellow High 2 Alarm Failure high pressure 2 alarm yellow Oil 2 Alarm Failure oil pressure 2 alarm yellow Low 2 Alarm Failure low p...

Страница 4: ...N 3 Failure sea water pump 1 NC potential free input contact Jumpers IN 4 Failure sea water pump 2 NC potential free input contact J2 IN 5 Maximum thermostat heating NC potential free input contact J1...

Страница 5: ...onal specifications The MC 785 CHILLER is a control system which brings the water for a heating or an airconditioning system to the desired temperature The MC 785 CHILLER has two pumps One of these pu...

Страница 6: ...setpoint can be changed by pressing the SET key The setpoint will now start to blink and the setpoint can be adjusted with the UP and DOWN keys The cooling setpoint can be set at between 5 C and 10 C...

Страница 7: ...re reset to zero 3 12 Resetting alarms As soon as an alarm situation occurs and an error code appears in the temperature display the alarm can be reset by pressing the RESET ALARM key The error code w...

Страница 8: ...30 0 10 0 30 0 10 0 10 0 0 100 bar bar bar 0 0 25 0 0 0 10 P 26 P 27 P 28 P 29 Value OIL1 pressure sensor 5 at 4mA Value OIL1 pressure sensor 5 at20mA Offset OIL1 pressure sensor 5 Delay factor pressu...

Страница 9: ...compressor increases from 0 0 to 10 0 Volt Time in which the frequency of the compressor decreases from 10 0 to 0 0 Volt Anti shuttle time of compressors Delay before compressor 2 switches on 0 999 0...

Страница 10: ...ssure sensors Low pressure alarm real oil pressure Delay low pressure alarm real oil pressure High pressure too low alarm High pressure too low alarm delay Water flow alarm delay Number of flow switch...

Страница 11: ...sor 1 defect E16 Temperature LMS sensor 2 defect E20 Too low pressure pressure sensor 6 compressor 1 E 21 Too low pressure pressure sensor 3 compressor 2 E22 Too high pressure pressure sensor 4 compre...

Страница 12: ...User manual Document no 032189 Version V1 5 MC 785 CHILLER 2 Customer Heinen Hopman Page 12 of 16 8 Front Front view of the MC785 CHILLER panel mounted model drawing 021773...

Страница 13: ...User manual Document no 032189 Version V1 5 MC 785 CHILLER 2 Customer Heinen Hopman Page 13 of 16 9 Connection diagrams 9 1 Connections of MC 785 CHILLER 2 panel mount drawing 021774w2...

Страница 14: ...l Document no 032189 Version V1 5 MC 785 CHILLER 2 Customer Heinen Hopman Page 14 of 16 9 2 Principle of LMS modules connections Block diagram with I O and network connections MC 785 CHILLER 2 drawing...

Страница 15: ...User manual Document no 032189 Version V1 5 MC 785 CHILLER 2 Customer Heinen Hopman Page 15 of 16 9 3 Connections of LMS Modules...

Страница 16: ...User manual Document no 032189 Version V1 5 MC 785 CHILLER 2 Customer Heinen Hopman Page 16 of 16 10 Dimensions Dimensions MC 785 panel mounted drawing 961271 Dimensions LMS modules...

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