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Application programme for pCO1 pCO2 pCO3 pCOXS

Standard Shelter
Manual version 2.2 16 / 06 / 2006

Programme code: FLSTDMMSHE


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IMPORTANT WARNINGS

BEFORE INSTALLING OR HANDLING THE DEVICE PLEASE CAREFULLY READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL.

The equipment that this software has been designed for has been manufactured to operate risk-free for its specific purpose, as long as:
the installation, programming, operation and maintenance of the software are carried out according to the instructions contained in this manual and by qualified
personnel;
all the required conditions described in the installation and operating manual for the equipment in question have been complied with.

All other uses and modifications that are not authorised by the manufacturer are considered incorrect.
Liability for injury or damage caused by incorrect use lies exclusively with the user.
Index
1. INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 Main developments of the 2.0 version.........................................................................................................................................................................3
1.2 Shelter .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 Generalities and functions carried out by the programme............................................................................................................................................3
1.4 Compatible hardware...................................................................................................................................................................................................4
2. THE USER TERMINAL...................................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Type and functioning....................................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.2 LEDS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.3 Using the keys .............................................................................................................................................................................................................6
3. PLAN MANAGEMENT BETWEEN BOARDS ..................................................................................................................................................................8
3.1 How to assign the pLAN addresses.............................................................................................................................................................................8
4. LANGUAGE SELECTION................................................................................................................................................................................................9
5. FIRST START-UP ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................9
6. LIST OF CONFIGURATIONS ..........................................................................................................................................................................................10
6.1 Digital inputs ................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
6.2 Analogue inputs ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
6.3 Digital outputs..............................................................................................................................................................................................................10
6.4 Analogue outputs.........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7. LIST OF PARAMETERS AND DEFAULT VALUES ...........................................................................................................................................................11
8. MASKS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
8.1 List of masks................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
9. ELECTRONIC EVD400 EXPANSION VALVE ...................................................................................................................................................................21
10. TEMPERATURE CONTROL ............................................................................................................................................................................................22
10.1 Shelter .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
10.2 Other temperature functions........................................................................................................................................................................................23
10.3 Humidity control...........................................................................................................................................................................................................23
10.4 other humidity functions ..............................................................................................................................................................................................23
11. OUTLET LIMITS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................24
12. OUTLET FAN.................................................................................................................................................................................................................25
12.1 ON/OFF management...................................................................................................................................................................................................25
12.2 Modulating management.............................................................................................................................................................................................25
13. CONDENSER FANS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................26
13.1 Number of probes and condensing coils ......................................................................................................................................................................26
13.2 Prevent function...........................................................................................................................................................................................................27
13.3 Speed-up function........................................................................................................................................................................................................27
13.4 Pressure temperature conversion..............................................................................................................................................................27
14. COMPRESSORS ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................28
14.1 Rotation .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
14.2 Times ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
14.3 Compressor alarms ......................................................................................................................................................................................................28
15. HEATERS......................................................................................................................................................................................................................29
15.1 Heater alarms ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................29
16. FREECOOLING ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................30
16.1 Humidity control in freecooling.....................................................................................................................................................................................30
16.2 010 V modulating damper .......................................................................................................................................................................................30
16.3 Freecooling controlled by digital outputs......................................................................................................................................................................30
17. MANUAL MANAGEMENT OF THE DEVICES.................................................................................................................................................................31
18. AUTOMATIC ROTATION BETWEEN DIFFERENT SHELTER UNITS IN A PLAN ...............................................................................................................31
18.1 Critical situations..........................................................................................................................................................................................................31
18.2 Forcing .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
18.3 Fixed time rotation .......................................................................................................................................................................................................31
19. ALARMS ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................32
19.1 Alarm relay...................................................................................................................................................................................................................32
19.2 Alarms summary table.................................................................................................................................................................................................33
20. ALARM LOG.................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
20.1 Basic log ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................34
20.2 Advanced log ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................34
21. SUPERVISION...............................................................................................................................................................................................................38
21.1 Database of the GSM variables....................................................................................................................................................................................38
21.2 Database of variables...................................................................................................................................................................................................39
22. GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................42
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1. Introduction
1.1 Main developments of the 2.0 version
New functions:
1. Compatibility with pCO3 implemented,
2. EVD400 management implemented.

1.2 Shelter

E2V

Esterno Interno

1.3 Generalities and functions carried out by the programme


The Standard Shelter programme can be used with CAREL pCO1 (small-medium), pCOXS or pCO2 boards (small-medium), and is used to manage direct
expansion shelter units.
The main functions of the programme are:
management of the temperature and the humidity in technological environments;
management of 1 or 2 hermetic or semi-hermetic compressors;
management of 1 electronic valve for each compressor;
management by 1 to 2 electric resistances;
management of one 0 to 10 V modulating or 3-position freecooling damper;
management of an external humidifier;
management of 2 modulating condenser fans, controlled by pressure or temperature;
outlet temperature control;
alarm management, alarm log, signals;
complete management of the device timers;
connection to local supervision networks and BMS (LonWorks, BACnet, Modbus);
send SMS (text) messages to GSM mobile phones in the event of alarms on the unit;
possibility to modify the set point and set point limits by sending SMS (text) messages from a GSM mobile phone.

The external or built-in terminal with LCD display can be used to perform the following functions, at any time:
display the values measured by the probes and calibrate the probes if necessary;
switch the unit ON/OFF;
check and reset the alarms;
programme the configuration parameters and the operating parameters with password-protected access;
check the operating hours of the controlled devices with password-protected access;
set the clock;
select one of different languages available (English, Italian, Spanish).

By connecting to a CAREL pLAN network, the programme can also manage the following functions:
automatic rotation, by time or by alarm, of a maximum of 8 units;
temperature and humidity management on a maximum of 8 units;
use just one external LCD terminal to control a maximum of 8 units.

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The connection of pCO boards to the pLAN network gives the opportunity of carrying out the following functions:
1. balancing of functioning hours between the shelter units by means of rotation of the reserve unit (stand-by)
2. switching- on of the reserve unit if the other units should switch-off due to a serious alarm or black-out
3. switching- on of the reserve unit in order to compensate the excessive heating load
4. control of up to 8 shelters with just one external LCD terminal
5. management of alarm and probe value printing, by means of a shared external terminal

Warning: from the version 1.2, this application software is not compatible with BIOS versions prior to 3.45.

1.4 Compatible hardware


The programme is compatible with the following devices:
pCOXS, codes PCO100*;
pCO1, pCO. pCO3 SMALL and MEDIUM;
LCD 4x20 PCOT* display for panel and wall mounting;
LCD 4x20 PCOI* display for panel mounting;
PGD0* semi-graphic display
LCD Built-in display situated on the pCOXS and pCO2, pCO3 boards

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2. The user terminal


2.1 Type and functioning
Connection between three different types of user terminal is envisioned:
PGD0/semi graphic/6 keys/4 rows - 20 columns/connection to phone cable
LCD/15 keys/4 rows - 20 columns/ connection to phone cable
Built-in/6 keys/4 rows - 20 columns (only on pCO- pCO3) boards/display on board

The user terminal, whichever it may be, allows to carry out all operations envisioned by the installed application programme. The different machine functioning
conditions are visualised on the user terminal.
All machine function parameters can be varied in real time from the user terminal.
The presence of a connected user terminal is not necessary for correct machine functioning.

2.2 LEDS

PGD0 6-key terminal

Led Colour Description


Red On Presence of one or more alarm conditions
[ ] (Alarm) key
Prg key Yellow On Machine on
Flashing Machine off from supervisor or digital input

All LEDS described and positioned under the remaining 4 keys indicate the correct instrument power supply.

LCD 15-key terminal


A green LED is positioned in correspondence with each key indicating the specific group of parameters selected in the course of the visualisation/modification
operations of the functioning parameters.
Three different coloured LEDS are positioned in correspondence of the silicon rubber keys. They are described in the table below:

Led Colour Description


[ On/Off ] key Green On Machine on
Flashing Machine off from supervisor or digital input
[ Alarm ] key Red On Presence of one or more alarm conditions
[ Enter ] key Yellow On Instrument powered correctly

Built-in 6-key terminal


Given the number of keys and LEDS available, they will assume general meanings according to the table below:

Led Colour Description


Red On Presence of one or more alarm conditions
[ ] (Alarm) key
[  ] (Enter) key Yellow On Machine on
Flashing Machine off from supervisor or digital input
[ Prg ] key Green On Visualisation/Modification of the functioning parameters in
progress
[ Esc] key Green On Main menu parameters displayed

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2.3 Using the keys

PGD0 6-key terminal

ALARM UP

PRG ENTER

ESC DOWN

Button Description
ALARM displays the alarms, silences the buzzer and cancels active alarms
UP if the cursor is in the home position (top left corner), scrolls the masks associated to the same group upwards; if the cursor is in a
setting field, it allows to increase the value
DOWN if the cursor is in the home position (top left corner), scrolls the masks associated to the same group downwards; if the cursor is in a
setting field, it allows to decrease the value
ENTER used to move the cursor from the home position (top left corner) towards the setting fields. In the setting fields it confirms the value set
and moves the successive parameter
PRG Accesses the scrolling menu for selection of the parameter group to display/modify. Access to the parameters is confirmed by pressing
[Enter])
PRG + ENTER Temporary display of the board serial pLAN address
ESC + ENTER Held down at the same time for 20 seconds they access the machine switch on/off mask

pGD0 15-key terminal

Button Description
In any part of the user interface (except for the default parameters group) it returns to the main menu mask (M0)
displaying machine status, reading of adjustment probes, functioning mode.
MENU
In the default parameters group, organised in several nested sub-units, it returns to the parameter selection
mask.
Sends to the first mask of the Maintenance parameters (A0)
ASSISTANCE The maintenance parameters allow to check the functioning status of devices and probes, ordering maintenance
and calibration, starting of the manual functioning procedure

PRINTER Temporary display of the pLAN board address in use

Sends to the first mask of the I/O loop (I0)


INPUTS /
The I/O loop visualises the status of the digital and analogue inputs and outputs
OUTPUTS
Sends to the first mask of the Clock parameters (K0)
CLOCK The clock parameters allow display/programming of the functioning parameters of the clock board and activation
of the time periods
Sends to the first mask of the Set point parameters (S0).
SET POINT The Set point parameters allow display/modification of the functioning set points of the machine within the limits
defined in configuration

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Button Description
Sends to the user password introduction mask (P0)
PROGRAMME
The user parameters allow to modify the machines functioning mode

sends to the mask for introduction of the default password (Z0)


MENU+PROG The default parameters allow the configuration of the machine in terms of number and type of connected
+ devices, enabling of specific accessories or particular functions

In pLAN applications with several boards connected in the network and shared user terminal, it allows passage
INFO
of the user terminal between the different units for display/modification of the parameters

RED Temporary display of the board pLAN address of which the terminal is displaying the data

Silicon rubber buttons

Button Description
1 ON/OFF switches the unit on and off
2 ALARM displays the alarms, silences the buzzer and cancels active alarms
3 UP ARROW if the cursor is in the home position (top left corner), scrolls the masks associated to the same group upwards; if the cursor is in a setting
field, it allows to increase the value
4 DOWN if the cursor is in the home position (top left corner), scrolls the masks associated to the same group downwards; if the cursor is in a setting
ARROW field, it allows to decrease the value
5 ENTER used to move the cursor from the home position (top left corner) towards the setting fields. In the setting fields it confirms the value set and
moves the successive parameter

Built-in 6-key terminal

ALARM PRG ESC

DOWN UP ENTER

Button Description
ALARM displays the alarms, silences the buzzer and cancels active alarms
UP if the cursor is in the home position (top left corner), scrolls the masks associated to the same group upwards; if the cursor is in a
setting field, it allows to increase the value
DOWN if the cursor is in the home position (top left corner), scrolls the masks associated to the same group downwards; if the cursor is in a
setting field, it allows to decrease the value
ENTER used to move the cursor from the home position (top left corner) towards the setting fields. In the setting fields it confirms the value set
and moves the successive parameter
PRG Accesses the scrolling menu for selection of the parameter group to display/modify. Access to the parameters is confirmed by pressing
[Enter])
PRG + ENTER Temporary display of the board serial pLAN address
ESC + ENTER Held down at the same time for 20 seconds they access the machine switch on/off mask

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3. pLAN management between boards


The pLAN network identifies a physical connection between the boards (pCO1, pCOXS or pCO2) and the external terminals. pLAN=p.CO L.ocal A.rea N.etwork.
The scope of the connection in the pLAN network between the boards is the exchange of variables among each other, with a precise programme logic, in order
to make them work together in functional mode.
The variables exchanged among the boards are already established by the programme, as is the direction towards they must go and from where they originate,
therefore they are not subject to setting by the user, who must only carry out electric connections.
The layout with all components connected in pLAN is shown below:

pCOx pCOx pCOx pCOx EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400

pLAN 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
pCOx pCOx pCOx pCOx EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400

25 27 29 31
26 28 30 32

The layout with the EVD400 driver connected in tLAN, while the other components remain connected in pLAN is shown below:

EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400

1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
tLAN
pCOx pCOx pCOx pCOx

1 3 5 7 pLAN 9 11 13 15
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 32
x
pCO x pCOx pCO pCOx
tLAN
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400 EVD400

pCO TERMINAL EVD400 pLAN EVD400 tLAN


UNIT 1 1 25 9-10 1-2
UNIT 2 2 26 11-12 1-2
UNIT 3 3 27 13-14 1-2
UNIT 4 4 28 15-16 1-2
UNIT 5 5 29 17-18 1-2
UNIT 6 6 30 19-20 1-2
UNIT 7 7 31 21-22 1-2
UNIT 8 8 32 23-24 1-2

3.1 How to assign the pLAN addresses


pLAN addresses must be unmistakable and in compliance with the image above.
There are several ways to assign the pLAN address.

3.1.1 PGD0 Terminal


To address (the default value is 32) a PGD0 terminal:
1. Apply voltage to the terminal;
2. Press the Up + Down + ENTER keys until the display address setting mask appears;
3. Introduce the numerical pLAN address using the Up and Down keys and then confirm by pressing Enter;
4. The No link mask will appear;
5. If the NO Link mask does not disappear, press Up + Down + ENTER again;
6. When the display address setting mask has appeared, press Enter 3 times;
When the adr Priv/shard mask has appeared, ser the correct values and confirm using YES.

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3.1.2 Setting the address on pCO1- pCO3


Description of the operations to be performed for setting the pLAN address of the pCO1, pCO3 boards,
1. Remove the voltage from the pCO1 board and connect a LCD 4x20 / PGD0 terminal with pLAN 0 address;
2. Apply voltage to the pCO1 board, holding the terminal Alarm + Up keys down until a mask appears;
3. When the pLAN Address appears, perform the operations indicated on the display, that is, enter the pLAN address (1,2,3 or 4) using the Up and
Down buttons, and then confirm by pressing Enter;
4. Remove the voltage from the pCO*board;
5. Assign the correct pLAN address to the external terminal if envisioned;
6. Apply voltage to the pCO* board;
7. Conf. pCO* to communicate with the terminal, if necessary.

3.1.3 pCO2 addressing, PCOI/PCOT-type terminals


The pLAN addresses are set on these using binary logic by changing the position of dip switches positioned on the rear of the pCOI / PCOT terminals on the pCO2
boards, compulsory with all non-powered devices. For further information see the specific device manual.

3.1.4 EVD400 addressing


To address EVD400 both in pLAN and in tLAN, refer to the EVD400 manual (code +030220225).

In all programme masks it is possible to know the address of the board with which communication is taking place, press the printer key or the Enter+Prg keys,
according to the terminal used.

4. Language selection
On switch-on of the default unit, a mask will appear. The language to be used can be selected.
This mask remains active for 30 seconds. After this, the application moves automatically to the main menu (M0 mask).
English is selected automatically, but it can be changed to one of the following: Italian, French, German. To modify the language carry out the following
operations.
1. Press the Maintenance button if using the external LCD terminal, or the PRG button if using built-in terminal or PGD0* external terminal, and confirm
the first item on the MAINTENANCE menu by pressing Enter;
2. The software presentation screen is displayed, showing the code, the version and the date. Press Enter to move the cursor to the last row.
3. Select the language required using Up or Down;
4. Press the Enter key for confirm the chosen language

5. First start-up
After having checked the connections between the various boards and terminals, apply voltage to the pCO* board/s. On start-up of the machine, the software
automatically installs the default values selected by CAREL for all machine configuration parameters. This section explains how to restore the default values in
order to return to initial conditions. On first start-up it is not necessary to carry out this operation.
The following procedure is used to restore all configuration parameters to the default values selected by CAREL.
ATTENTON! This procedure cancels any programming carried out by the user in a permanent manner.
As the restoring of default values is an operation that regards each pCO*, board in the case of several boards, it must be repeated for all boards. The procedure is
identical for all boards. The following steps must be made:
press themenu and prog keys on the LCD terminal at the same time (enter the default branch with PGD0 terminal). Once pressed, the LED positioned
above the menu key and that above the prog key must be on.
Introduce the password using the arrow key and press enter: in this way the default configuration branch is entered:
+--------------------+
Default
Password

0000
+--------------------+
Enter the Initialisation branch immediately at the default installation mask:
+--------------------+
Introd. password V0
for installation of
default values
Oper. Carried out
+--------------------+
Place the cursor on the password setting field, introduce 1234 and confirm using Enter. Operation carried out will appear at the end of the operation.

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6. List of Configurations
The programme can manage shelters with pCO1 (small-medium), pCOXS or pCO2 boards (small-medium). When started, the programme recognises the type of
board and the size, configuring the inputs and the outputs as a consequence. The following diagrams show the configuration of inputs and outputs for the
possible combinations. For details on the wiring see the technical manual for the pCO boards.

6.1 Digital inputs


HARDWARE N. FUNZIONE
ID 1 Low pressure C1
pCOXS ID 2 C1 alarm (High press -Thermal cutout comp. - Thermal cutout condenser fan)
pCO1 SMALL/MEDIUM ID 3 Thermal cutout alarm heater 1
pCO2 SMALL/MEDIUM ID 4 Air flow switch alarm
pCO3 SMALL/MEDIUM ID 5 Dirty filter alarm
ID 6 Blackout alarm
pCO1 SMALL/MEDIUM ID 7 Fire-Smoke alarm
pCO2 SMALL/MEDIUM
pCO3 SMALL/MEDIUM ID 8 Thermal cutout alarm evaporator fan
ID 9 Low pressure C2
ID 10 C2 alarm (High press -Thermal cutout comp. - Thermal cutout condenser fan)
pCO1 MEDIUM
pCO2 MEDIUM ID 11 Thermal cutout alarm heater 2
pCO3 MEDIUM ID 12 External alarm
ID 13 ---
ID 14 ---

6.2 Analogue inputs


N. pCOXS pCO1 pCO2 pCO3 SMALL pCO1 pCO2 pCO3 MEDIUM
Condensing pressure 1/ Condensing pressure 1/ Condensing pressure 1/
B1
Condensing temperature 1 Condensing temperature 1 Condensing temperature 1
B2 Environmental temperature Environmental humidity Environmental humidity
Condensing pressure 2
B3 External temperature Environmental temperature
Condensing temperature 2
B4 Outlet temperature External temperature External temperature
B5 Outlet temperature Outlet temperature
B6 Environmental temperature
B7 ---
B8 ---

6.3 Digital outputs


HARDWARE N. FUNZIONE
XS
DO 1 Outlet fan
pCO
DO 2 Compressor 1
pCO1 SMALL/MEDIUM
DO 3 Heater 1
pCO2 SMALL/MEDIUM
DO 4 Serious alarm
pCO3 SMALL/MEDIUM
DO 5 Minor alarm 1
pCO1 SMALL/MEDIUM DO 6 Minor alarm 2
pCO2 SMALL/MEDIUM DO 7 Open freecooling
pCO3 SMALL/MEDIUM DO 8 Close freecooling
DO 9 Compressor 2
pCO1 MEDIUM DO 10 Heater 2
pCO2 MEDIUM DO 11 Humidifier ON/OFF
pCO3 MEDIUM DO 12 ---
DO 13 ---

6.4 Analogue outputs


HARDWARE N. FUNZIONE
pCOXS AO 1 Freecooling
pCO1 SMALL/MEDIUM Outlet fan
AO 2
pCO2 SMALL/MEDIUM
pCO3 SMALL/MEDIUM AO 3 Condenser fan 1
1
pCO MEDIUM
pCO2 MEDIUM AO 4 Condenser fan 2
pCO3 MEDIUM

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7. List of parameters and default values


The table below lists the parameters in the programme, together with the following information: screen code (the screen code is displayed at the top right) to assist
the identification of the parameter, the default value, the minimum and maximum limits (range), and the unit of measure, variable type (R/RW). To find a specific
parameter on the display, proceed as follows:
Identify the parameter in the table below and the corresponding screen code
Using the list of the screens (following paragraph) and the screen code, access the screen on the terminal

Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
MAIN SCREEN
MENU key ESC key
Temperature R M0 Environmental temperature C/F
Humidity R M0 Environmental humidity % U.R.
Cooling R M1 Functioning mode N/S
Heating R M1 Functioning mode N/S
Humidif. R M1 Functioning mode N/S
Deumidif. R M1 Functioning mode N/S
Supply Air limit R M2 Supply temperature limit state N/S
Dehumidif. limit R M2 Dehumidification limit state N/S
Unit status R M3 With the built-in terminal this screen describes the operation. (1.Unit 18
ON, 2. OFF by Alarms, 3. OFF by Superv., 4. OFF by Schedule, 5. OFF by
Rem.Inp., 6. OFF by Keyboard, 7. Manual Proc., 8.Stand-by)
Press ENTER to R M3 With the ENTER key is possible to switch On or Off the unit Switch on/
Switch off
15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
CLOCK
CLOCK key PRG and CLOCK key in the menu
Time R/W K0 Hour setting Hours 023 Actual
hour
Time R/W K0 Minute setting Minutes 059 Actual
minutes
Date R/W K0 Day setting 131 Actual
day
Date R/W K0 Month setting 112 Actual
month
Date R/W K0 Year setting 099 Actual
year
Day R K0 Current week day (Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,..) 07 Actual
day
15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
INPUT/OUTPUT
INPUTS/OUTPUTS key PRG and INPUTS/OUTPUTS key in the menu
Analogue inputs: R I0 Circuit 1 pressure probe (temperature value also display) Bar MaskC9
Pr1
Pr2 R I0 Circuit 2 pressure probe (temperature value also display) Bar Mask Ca
Humidity R I0 Environmental humidity probe % Mask Cc
Analogue inputs: R I1 Environmental temperature probe C/F (-30T80) C
Room temp.
Supply air R I1 Supply temperature probe C/F (-30T80) C
External T. R I1 External temperature probe C/F (-30T80) C
Analogue inputs: R I2 Circuit 1 condensation temperature probe C/F (-30T80) C
Temp.cond.1
Temp.cond.2 R I2 Circuit 2 condensation temperature probe C/F (-30T80) C
Dig.inputs 1-3: R I3 Digital input 1 status (low pressure circuit 1)
Low press.C1 (C) = close
(O) = open
Comp.1 alarm R I3 Digital input 2 status (compressor alarm circuit 1)
(C) = close
(O) = open
Overl.Heat1 R I3 Digital input 3 status (Resistance thermal circuit 1)
(C) = close
(O) = open
Dig.inputs 4-6: R I4 Digital input 4 status (air flow)
Air flow (C) = close
(O) = open
Air filter R I4 Digital input 5 status (air filter)
(C) = close
(O) = open
Black-out R I4 Digital input 6 status (black-out)
(C) = close
(O) = open
Dig.inputs 7-8: R I5 Digital input 7 status (fire/smoke)
Fire/smoke (C) = close

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


(O) = open
Overl. main fan R I5 Digital input 8 status (main fan overload)
(C) = close
(O) = open
Dig.inputs 9-11: R I6 Digital input 9 status (low pressure circuit 2)
Low Press.C2 (C) = close
(O) = open
Comp.2 alarm R I6 Digital input 10 status (compressor alarm circuit 2)
(C) = close
(O) = open
Overl.Heat 2 R I6 Digital input 11 status (Resistance thermal circuit 2)
(C) = close
(O) = open
In.digit.12: R I7 Digital input 12 status (Auxiliary alarm)
Aux.alarm (C) = close
(O) = open
Analogue outputs: R I8 Main fan analogue output status Volt 010
Freecooling
Main fan R I8 Condenser fan 1 analogue output status Volt 010
Analogue outputs: R I9 Condenser fan 2 analogue output status Volt 010
Cond.fan 1
Cond.fan 2 R I9 Digital output 1 status (Main fan) Volt 010
Dig.outputs 1-3: R Ia Digital output 2 status (Compressor 1) OFF/ON
Main fan
Compressor1 R Ia Digital output 3 status (Resistance 1) OFF/ON
Heater 1 R Ia Digital output 4 status (Serious alarm) OFF/ON
Dig.outputs 4-5: R Ib Digital output 5 status (Minor alarm 1) OFF/ON
Serious alarm
Minor alarm 1 R Ib Digital output 6 status (Minor alarm 2) OFF/ON
Dig.outputs 6-8: R Ic Main fan analogue output status OFF/ON
Minor alarm 2
Freecool. open R Ic Digital output 7 status (open freecooling) OFF/ON
Freecool. close R Ic Digital output 8 status (close freecooling) OFF/ON
Dig.outputs 9-11: R Id Digital output 9 status (Compressor 2) OFF/ON
Compressor 2
Heater 2 R Id Digital output 10 status (Resistance 2) OFF/ON
Humidify R Id Digital output 11 status (Humidification) OFF/ON
Driver 1 R Ie Driver circuit 1 work mode (automatic manual) AUTO/MAN AUTO
EEV mode
Valve Position R Ie EEV position circuit 1 Steps 0100%
Power request R Ie Power request circuit 1 % 0100%
Driver 1 R Ig SuperHeat value C
SuperHeat
Evap.Temp. R Ig Circuit 1 evaporation temperature value C
Suct.Temp R Ig Circuit 1 suction temperature value C
Driver 1 R Ih Circuit 1 evaporation pressure Bar
Evap.Press.
Evap.Press. R Ih Circuit 1 evaporation temperature value C
Cond. Temp. R Ih Circuit 1 condensation temperature value C
Driver 2 R Ii Driver circuit 2 work mode (automatic manual) AUTO/MAN AUTO
EEV
Valve Position R Ii EEV position circuit 2 Steps 0100%
Power request R Ii Power request circuit 2 % 0100%
Driver 2 R Ij SuperHeat value circuit 2 C
SuperHeat
Evap.Temp. R Ij Circuit 2 evaporation temperature value C
Suct.Temp R Ij Circuit 2 suction temperature value C
Driver 2 R Ik Circuit 2 evaporation pressure Bar
Evap.Press.
Evap.Temp. R Ik Circuit 2 evaporation temperature value C
Cond. Temp. R Ik Circuit 2 condensation temperature value C
Firmware version R Im Driver 1 firmware version
Driver 1
Driver 2 R Im Driver 2 firmware version
"External modem" R In Type of modem used
"GSM modem"
Status R In Modem work mode (Stand-by ext.modem, Start Initialisation, Search net 112
GSM, Stand-by modem, Alarm modem, Mistake Initial., Err.enabled PIN, Not
find net. GSM, OverFlow sms, Send sms..., Connection..., Calling...)

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


Field R In Modem field status % 0100%
Next call R In Time between two call
P.ERROR R In GSM modem permanent error display
Dialling number: R In Called number display
15-key terminal PGD 6 keys terminal or Built-In
SET POINT
SET Key Key PROG and SET POINT in the menu
Actual Set points: R S0 Actual temperature set point C / F
Temperature
Humidity R S0 Actual humidity set point % U.R.
Set point: R/W S1 Temperature set point C / F see P1 23.0
Temperature
Humidity R/W S1 Humidity set point % U.R See P2 50.0
15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE Key PRG and MAINTENANCE key in the menu
FLSTDmMSHE R A0 Software version and date display
Ver.:
Language: R/W A0 Current user interface language English, English
Italian,
Spanish
Bios: R A1 Bios version and date display
Boot: R A1 Boot version and date display
Manual:cod+030221471 R A1 Manual version display
Ver.:
Running hours: R A2 Main fan operating hours display
Main fan
Humidifier R A2 Humidifier operating hours display
Running hours: R A3 Compressor 1 operating hours display
Compressor1
Compressor2 R A3 Compressor 2 operating hours display
maintenance R/W A5 Insert User password 09999 1234
Password
Modify runn.hours R/W A6 Modify outlet fan operating hours hours 099 . 0999 0
Main fan
Compressor1 R/W A6 Modify compressor 1 operating hours hours 099 . 0999 0
Compressor2 R/W A6 Modify compressor 2 operating hours hours 099 . 0999 0
Threshold running R/W A7 Device operating hour threshold hours x 099 99
hours alarm (x1000) 1000
Probes Setting R/W A8 Cond. 1 pressure probe calibration % U.R. -9.99.9 0
Pressure 1
Pressure 2 R/W A8 Cond. 2 pressure probe calibration bar -9.99.9 0
Humidity R/W A8 Humidity probe calibration bar -9.99.9 0
Probes Setting R/W A9 Environmental temperature probe calibration C / F -9.99.9 0
Environ. temp.
Extern.temp. R/W A9 Outside temperature probe calibration C / F -9.99.9 0
Supply temp. R/W A9 Outlet temperature probe calibration C / F -9.99.9 0
Cond. 1 temp. R/W Aa Cond. 1 temperature probe calibration C / F -9.99.9 0
Cond. 2 temp. R/W Aa Cond. 2 temperature probe calibration C / F -9.99.9 0
Drv1 offset probes R/W An Driver 1 probe calibration C / barg -9.99.9 0
S1
S2
S3
Drv2 offset probes R/W Ao Driver 2 probe calibration C / barg -9.99.9 0
S1
S2
S3
Manual Procedure R/W Ab Manual activation of digital outputs 1 2 3 OFF/ON OFF
Dout 01
Dout 02
Dout 03
Manual Procedure R/W Ac Manual activation of digital outputs 4 5 OFF/ON OFF
Dout 04
Dout 05
Manual Procedure R/W Ad Manual activation of digital outputs 6 7 8 OFF/ON OFF
Dout 06
Dout 07
Dout 08
Manual Procedure R/W Ae Manual activation of digital outputs 9 10 11 OFF/ON OFF
Dout 09
Dout 10
Dout 11

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


Manual Procedure R/W Af Setting manual activation of modulating outputs 1 2 AUT/MAN AUT
Aout 01
Aout 02
Manual Procedure R/W Af Manual activation of modulating outputs 1 2 Volt 010.0 0
Aout 01
Aout 02
Manual Procedure R/W Ag Setting manual activation of modulating outputs 3 4 AUT/MAN AUT
Aout 03
Aout 04
Manual Procedure R/W Ag Manual activation of modulating outputs 3 4 Volt 010.0 0
Aout 03
Aout 04
Positioning D1 R/W Ah Driver 1 valve control mode AUT/MAN AUT
EEV position
Opening steps R/W Ah Driver 1 valve manual opening steps Steps 09999 0
Actual steps R Ah Visualisation of actual steps for Driver 1 valve opening Steps
Positioning D2 R/W Ai Driver 2 valve control mode AUT/MAN AUT
EEV position
Opening steps R/W Ai Driver 2 valve manual opening steps Steps 09999 0
Actual steps R Ai Visualisation of actual steps for Driver 2 valve opening Steps
Status driver 1 R/W Al Driver 1 Manual force at start-up No/Yes No
System's waiting
for... Go ahead?
Driver 2 status R/W Am Driver 2 Manual force at start-up No/Yes No
System's waiting
for... Go ahead?
New maintenance R/W Al Enter new Maintenance password 09999 1234
password
USER 15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
PROG Key PRG and USER key in the menu
User R/W P0 Enter user password 09999 1234
Password
Temperature set point R/W P1 Minimum and maximum temperature set point limits C / F -999.9999.9 -99.9 /
limits: 99.9
Min:
Max:
Humidity set point R/W P2 Minimum and maximum humidity set point limits % U.R. 0.0100.0 0.0 /
limits: 100.0
Min:
Max:
Temperature: R/W P3 Proportional temperature bands in Heating and cooling C / F 0.0100.0 3.0 / 3.0
Diff.cold
Diff.hot
Neutral zone R/W P3 Temperature dead zone C / F 0.099.9 0.0
Dehumid.band R/W P4 Proportional bands in Humidification and Dehumidification % U.R. 0.099.9 2.0 / 2.0
Humidity band
Freecooling R/W P5 Internal/external offset temperature for freecooling C / F 0.010. 0 2.0
Offset:
Enabling freecooling R/W P6 Enable freecooling humidity limit No/Yes No
humidity limits:
Min. R/W P6 Minimum / maximum humidity limit for freecooling %U.R. 0.099.9 30.0 /
Max. 75.0
Show language R/W P7 Display language screen when starting the board No/Yes Yes
mask at start-up
Keyboard off R/W P7 Switch unit off from button No/Yes No
Temperature alarm R/W P8 High and low environmental temperature alarm offset C / F -999.9999.9 10.0 /
Offset low 10.0
Offset high
Humidity alarm R/W P9 High and low environmental humidity alarm offset %U.R. 0100.0 20.0 /
Offset low 30.0
Offset high
Air temp.supply R/W Pa Enable outlet limitation function No/Yes No
limit enable:
Set point R/W Pa Outlet air set point for the limitation function C / F -999.9999.9 12.0
Differential R/W Pa Outlet air differential for the limitation function C / F -999.9999.9 4.0
Sel.type alarm R/W Pb Assign type of alarm from AL01 to AL20 Serious / Minor S-1-2 5-6-9=S
others= 1
Sel.type alarm R/W Pc Assign type of alarm from AL21 to AL40 Serious / Minor S-1-2 26= S
others= 1
Sel.type alarm R/W Pd Assign type of alarm from AL41 to AL50 Serious / Minor S-1-2 All = 1
Identific.number R/W Pe Board identification number for supervisor network 0200 1
for BMS Network:

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


Speed: R/W Pe Board communication speed for supervision network Baud Rate 120019200 1200
Protocol: R/W Pe Serial communication protocol CAREL Modbus, CAREL
Lon, RS232, Gsm
Max.phone n.: R/W Pf Telephone numbers entered on analogue modem 1...4 1
Mobile number: R/W Pf Enter telephone numbers on analogue/GSM modem 09,#,*,@, 0
1,2,.. R/W Pf Number of rings for GSM modem 09 0
Modem password: R/W Pf Password to access the pCO2-pCO1 via analogue/GSM modem from a PC or 09999 0
cellular phone (SMS)
Modem rings: R/W Pg Number of rings for analogue modem 09 0
Modem type: R/W Pg Type of analogue modem Tones- Impulses Tones
New user R/W Ph New user password 09999 1234
password
15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
MANUFACTURER
PROG + MENU Key PRG and MANUFACTURER key in the menu
Password R/W Z0 Enter manufacturer password 09999 1234
CONFIGURATION
BMS Network : R/W C0 Enable BMS No/Yes No
Printer : R/W C0 Enable printer No/Yes No
Select.of temp.: R/W C0 Select unit of measure for temperature probes and parameters C / F C
Clock board : R/W C0 Enable clock card (pCO1 only) No - Yes No
Refrigerant: R/W C1 Select refrigerant R22, R134a,
R404a, R407C, R134a
R410A
Freecooling: R/W C1 Type of freecooling 010 V 010 V
3 Points
Compressors with R/W C1 Enable simultaneous freecooling and compressor operation No/Yes No
freecooling:
Dehumid : R/W C2 Enable Dehumidification No/Yes No
Humidif.: R/W C2 Enable Humidification No/Yes No
Compressors: 1 2
R/W C3 Number of compressors (only pCO -pCO medium) 1-2 1
Heaters n. : R/W C3 Number of heaters for heating (only pCO1-pCO2 medium) 0 - 2 - Binary 1
Deumid.comps.: R/W C3 Number of compressors enabled for dehumidification 1-2 1
Enable main fan R/W C4 Enable modulating outlet fan No/Yes No
damper
Condensation: R/W C5 Enable condenser function No/Yes No
Battery: R/W C5 Enable second condenser coil Single - Double Single
Number of fans: R/W C5 Number of condenser fans (only pCO1-pCO2 medium) 1-2 1
Conf. PWM outputs R/W C6 Maximum voltage threshold for Triac % 0100 92
Triac Max
Triac Min. R/W C6 Minimum voltage threshold for Triac % 0100 70
Impulse amplitude R/W C6 Triac impulse duration m seconds 010 2
Configuration of R/W C7 Configuration of analogue input 2 Press./ Temp Press.
analogue input 1: circ.1
Configuration of R/W C8 Configuration of analogue input 2 Press./ Temp. Press.
analogue input 3: circ.2
Pressure probe 1: R/W C9 Enable pressure probe 1 No/Yes Yes
Type R/W C9 Type of signal from pressure probe 1 01 V, 010 V, Current
current
Min. threshold R/W C9 Minimum and maximum value measured by pressure probe 1 Bar -20.050.0 0.0 / 30.0
Max. threshold
Pressure probe 2: R/W Ca Enable pressure probe 2 (only pCO1-pCO2 medium) No/Yes No
Type 1 2
R/W Ca Type of signal from pressure probe 2 (only pCO -pCO medium) 01 V, 010 V, Current
current
Min. threshold R/W Ca Minimum and maximum value measured by pressure probe 2 (only pCO Bar -20.050.0 0.0 / 30.0
Max. threshold medium)
Cond. 1 temp.: R/W Cb Enable condenser 1 temperature probe No/Yes Yes
Type R/W Cb Type of signal from condenser 1 temperature probe NTC, NTC
010 V,
current
Cond. 2 temp.: R/W Cb Enable condenser 2 temperature probe (only for pCO medium) No/Yes Yes
Type R/W Cb Type of signal from condenser 2 temperature probe (only pCO medium)+ NTC, NTC
010 V,
current
Humidity probe: R/W Cc Enable humidity probe (No pCOXS) No/Yes Yes
Type R/W Cc Type of signal from humidity probe (No pCOXS) 01 V, 01 V
010 V,
current

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


Min. threshold R/W Cc Minimum and maximum value measured by the humidity probe (No pCOXS) % U.R. 0100.0 0.0 /
Max. threshold 100.0
Type of environ. R/W Cd Type of signal from environmental temperature probe NTC - PT1000 NTC
temp. probe

Delivery probe R/W Cd Enable outlet probe No/Yes No


Type R/W Cd Type of signal from outlet temperature probe NTC - PT1000 NTC
External temp. probe R/W Ce Enable external temperature probe No/Yes No
Type R/W Ce Type of signal of the external temperature probe NTC - PT1000 NTC
Unit config. R/W Cf pLAN connection class for boards 1 3 Present- Present-
U1: rotation., no rot.
U2: Present-no rot.,
U3: Not present
U4: R/W Cg pLAN connection class for boards 4 6 Present-rotation., Present-
U5: Present-no rot., no rot.
U6: Not present
U7: R/W Ch pLAN connection class for boards 7 8 Present-rotation., Present-
U8: Present-no rot., no rot.
Not present
PARAMETERS
Rotation comp. : R/W G1 Enable FIFO rotation between compressors No/Yes No
Regulation type: R/W G1 Type of temperature control Proportional Proportion
P+I al
Freecooling R/W G2 Percentage of the proportional band for minimum freecooling opening 0.0100.0 0.0%
Begin
End R/W G2 Percentage of the proportional band for minimum freecooling opening 0.0100.0 50.0%
Min.opening R/W G2 Minimum freecooling opening V 0.0100.0 2.0
Main fan damper R/W G3 Minimum and maximum modulating outlet fan speed V 0.010.0 5.0 / 10.0
Min.speed
Max.speed
Dehumid speed R/W G3 Outlet fan speed during dehumidification V 0.010.0 5.0
Low temp.limit R/W G4 Temperature differential to stop dehumidification C / F 0.099.9 5.0
(stop dehumidif.):
Differential
Offset R/W G4 Temperature offset to restart dehumidification C / F 0.099.9 4.0
Pressure probe R/W G5 High pressure alarm set point bar -99.999.9 23.5
High thresh.
Different. R/W G5 High pressure alarm differential bar -99.999.9 1.0
Condensation R/W G6 Condensing (pressure) set point bar -99.999.9 14.0
Set point
Differential R/W G6 Condensing (pressure) differential bar -99.999.9 2.0
Speedup time R/W G6/G7 Modulating condenser fan Speed-up time seconds 0999 2
Condensation R/W G7 Condensing (temperature) set point C / F -99.999.9 55.0
Set point
Different. R/W G7 Condensing (temperature) differential C / F -99.999.9 1.0
Condenser fan R/W G8 Minimum and maximum modulating condenser fan speed Volt 010.0 0.0 / 10.0
Low speed
High speed
Hp cond.prevent R/W G9/Ga Enable high pressure alarm Prevent function bar No/ Yes No
enabled:
Set point R/W G9 Prevent function set point (pressure) bar -99.999.9 20.0
Different. R/W G9 Prevent function differential (pressure) bar -99.999.9 2.0
Set point R/W Ga Prevent function set point (temperature) C / F -99.999.9 70.0
Different. R/W Ga Prevent function differential (temperature) C / F -99.999.9 1.0
Unit rotation R/W Gb Number of units set in Standby mode 01 0
Unit in stand-by
Rotation time R/W Gb Automatic rotation interval for units in pLAN network Hours 1240 24
Unit forcing for R/W Gc Enable cooling/heating Support function for units in pLAN network No/ Yes No
temp.
Delay low temp. R/W Gc Forcing delays for low and high environmental temperature minutes 0999 3/3
Delay high temp.
Force unit by R/W Gd Low environmental temperature differential to force unit in network C / F 099.9 8
low temperature
Differential
Offset R/W Gd Low environmental temperature offset to force unit in network C / F 099.9 4
Force unit by R/W Ge High environmental temperature differential to force unit in network C / F 099.9 8
high temperature
Differential
Offset R/W Ge High environmental temperature offset to force unit in network C / F 099.9 4

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


CAREL EXV DRIVERS / System parameters
Number of drivers: R/W F0 Number of drivers
Type of EVD: R/W F0 Type of EVD driver 400-pLan / 400-Plan
400tLan
Enable battery: R/W F0 Enabling of driver battery N/S N
Type of EVD probe R/W F1 Type of driver probe See manual EVD ---
Valve type R/W F2 Valve type See manual EVD CAREL
E2V
custom valve R/W F3 Custom valve: minimum steps 08100 0
minimum steps
Maximum steps R/W F3 Custom valve: maximum steps 08100 1600
Closure step R/W F3 Custom valve: closure steps 08100 3600
Conf.custom. valve: R/W F4 Custom valve: enabling of extra step on opening N/S N
Opening ExSteps
ExSteps closure R/W F4 Custom valve: enabling of extra step on closure N/S N
Conf.custom. valve: R/W F5 Custom valve: functioning current mA 01000 250
Current mov.
Park. current R/W F6 Custom valve: parking current mA 01000 100
custom. valve R/W F6 Custom valve: frequency Hertz 32330 100
Frequency
Duty-cycle R/W F6 Custom valve: duty cycle % 0100 50
Step in stand-by EEV R/W F7 Rest steps 08100 0
EEV position with 0%
power requested
S1 probe limits R/W F8 Minimum evaporation pressure probe value S1 Bar -9.910.0 -1.0
pressure limits
Min. value
Max. value R/W F8 Maximum evaporation pressure probe value S1 Bar 3,5200.0 9,3
Alarms delay R/W F9 Low superheating alarm delay seconds 03600 120
Low SuperHeat
High SuperHeat R/W F9 High superheating alarm delay minutes 0500 20
Alarms delay R/W Fa LOP alarm delay seconds 03600 120
LOP
MOP R/W Fa MOP alarm delay seconds 03600 0
Alarm delay R/W Fb Probe alarm delay % 0100 60
Probe error delay
CAREL EXV DRIVERS / Autosetup
Percentage opening on R/W Q0 Percentage ratio between the refrigerating power and driver power % 0100 60
start-up
Compressor type R/W Q1 Type of compressor or unit See manual EVD ---
Partialisation R/W Q1 Type of capacity control See manual EVD ---
Evaporator type R/W Q2 Cold mode exchanger See manual EVD ---
Cold:Not Selec.
Min. sat. temp. R/W Q3 LOP protection threshold C -70.050.0 -2.0
Cold
Max. sat. temp. R/W Q4 MOP protection threshold C -50.090.0 12.0
Cold
High SuperHeat alarm R/W Q5 High superheat alarm threshold C 0.099.9 20.0
threshold
CAREL EXV DRIVERS / Advanced
EEV opening percentage R/W N0 Percentage ratio between the refrigerating power and driver power % 0100 0
Proportional R/W N1 Proportional gain 0.099.9 0
Integral time R/W N1 Integral time sec 0999 0
Set SuperHeat C1 R/W N2 Set point superheat circuit 1 C 2.050.0 0
Low SuperHeat R/W N2 Low superheat circuit 1 protection threshold C 09.9 0
Set SuperHeat C2 R/W N3 Set point superheat circuit 2 C 2.050.0 0
Low SuperHeat R/W N3 Low superheat circuit 2 protection threshold C 09.9 0
SHeat dead zone R/W N4 Superheat dead zone C 09.9 0
Derivant temp. R/W N4 Drivant temp sec 099.9 0
Low SHeat t.integ. R/W N5 Integral time for low superheat protection sec 030.0 0
LOP integral T. R/W N5 LOP protection threshold integral T. sec 025.5 0
MOP integral T. R/W N6 MOP protection threshold integral T. sec 025.5 0
MOP start delay R/W N6 MOP protection start-up delay sec 0500 0
Check dynamic prop.? R/W N7 Enabling of dynamic proportional factor S/N N
Check EEV block R/W N7 Stand-by time for closing/opening forcing with valve blocked sec 0999 0
High TCond.alarm R/W N8 High condensation temp. protection threshold C 099.9 0
Tcond, integral time R/W N8 Integral time for High condensation temp. threshold sec 025.5 0
TIMES
Delay time R/W T0 Outlet fan start and stop delay seconds 0999 10 / 20
start fan

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Parameter Type Ref. Description U.M. Range Default Note


Delay time
stop fan
Integration time R/W T1 Integration time for P+I temperature control seconds 09999 600
P+I only
Opening time 3p R/W T1 Travel time for 3 position freecooling damper seconds 09999 180
freecooling
Delay alarm low R/W T2 Low pressure alarm delay seconds 09999 180
pressure
Delay alarm Low/High R/W T2 High-low temperature-humidity alarms delay seconds 09999 600
Temp./Humi.
Alarm delay: R/W T3 Serious alarm relay 4activation delay seconds 0999 0
Serious (rel.4)
Minor 1 (rel.5) R/W T3 Minor alarm 1 relay 5 activation delay seconds 0999 0
Minor 2 (rel.6) R/W T3 Minor alarm 2 relay 6 activation delay seconds 0999 0
Dirty filter alarm R/W T4 Dirty filters alarm delay seconds 09999 10
delay
Air flow alarm delay R/W T4 Air flow meter alarm delay seconds 09999 10
Comp. minimum OFF R/W T5 Compressor switch-off minimum duration seconds 09999 180
time
Comp. minimum ON time R/W T5 Compressor switch-on minimum duration seconds 09999 60
Time between switch- R/W T6 Switch-on delay between compressors seconds 09999 360
on same comp.
Time between switch- R/W T6 Minimum delay between switch-on of different compressors seconds 09999 10
on of diff. comp.
Freec. OFF time for R/W T7 Inactivity time of the freecooling for high humidity limits minutes 0999 120
humidity limit
Delay time between R/W T8 Switch-on between resistances delay seconds 0999 3
resistances
INITIALISATION
Introduce password R/W V0 Introduction of new default password 09999 1234
for default value
installation
Canc. Alarms log R/W V1 Cancellation of alarms log No/Yes No
New default password: R/W V2 Introduction of new default password 09999 1234
15-key terminal 6-key PGD or Built-In Terminal
CHANGE UNIT
INFO key (pass to the successive board in pLAN) PRG and MANUFACTURE key in the menu
Visualise the unit R/W L0 Selection of the unit to control with the terminal 18 -
Current unit: R L0 Visualisation of the pLAN address of the controlled board 18 -

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8. Masks
The masks are divided into categories:
USER masks, not password-protected: these are located in all the branches, except for prog and menu+prog, and show the values read by the probes,
the status of the alarms, the operating hours of the devices, the time and date; they are also used to set the temperature and humidity set point and the
clock. These screens are indicated by the W symbol in the following table of parameters.
USER masks, password-protected (1234, modifiable): these are accessed by pressing the prog button, and are used to set the main functions (times, set
points, differentials) for the devices connected; the screens that relate to functions that are not available are not displayed. These screens are indicated by
the X symbol in the following table of parameters.
MAINTENANCE masks, password-protected (1234, modifiable): these are accessed by pressing the maintenance button, and are used for performing the
periodical checks on the devices, calibrating the probes, modifying the operating hours and manually activating the devices. These screens are indicated by
the Y symbol in the following table of parameters.
MANUFACTURER masks, password-protected (1234, modifiable): these are accessed by pressing the menu+prog buttons and are used to configure the
shelter, enable the main functions and select the devices connected. These screens are indicated by the Z symbol in the following table of parameters.

8.1 List of masks


The list of masks visualised on the display follows. The columns in the table represent the mask loops and the first mask (A0, B0) is that which appears by
pressing the corresponding key, the arrow keys can then be used to scroll the others. The codes (Ax, Bx, Cx) are visualised in the top right hand corner of the
mask, they can be easily identified in this way. The meaning of the symbols W, X is explained in the previous paragraph. The PSW symbol indicates the mask
for introduction of the password.

MAINTENANCE PRINTER INPUT/OUTPUT SET POINT


ESC CLOCK PRG USER PRG MANUFACTURER PRG
PRG PRG PRG PRG

+
W M0 W A0 W H0 W I0 W K0 W S0 PSW P0 PSW Z0
W M1 W A1 W H1 W I1 W S1 X P1 CONFIGURATION Z C0
W M2 W A2 W I2 X P2 Z
C1
W A3 W I3 X P3 Z C2
PSW A4 W I4 X P4 Z C3
Y A5 W I5 X P5 Z C4
Y A6 W I6 X P6 Z C5
Y A7 W I7 X P7 Z C6
Y A8 W I8 X P8 Z C7
Y A9 W I9 X P9 Z C8
Y Aa W Ia X Pa Z C9
Y An W Ib X Pb Z Ca
Y Ao W Ic X Pc Z Cb
Y Ab W Id X Pd Z Cc
Y Ac W Ie X Pe Z Cd
Y Ad W Ig X Pf Z Ce
Y Ae W Ih X Pg Z Cf
Y Af W Ii X Ph Z Cg
Y Ag W Ij Z Ch
Y Aj W Ik PARAMETERS Z
G0
Y Ak W Il Z G1
Y Al W Im Z G2
Y Am W In Z G3
Z G4
Z G5
Z G6
Z G7
Z G8
Z G9
Z Ga
Z Gb
Z Gc
Z Gd
Z Ge
CAREL EXV DRIVER Z F0
System parameters Z F1
Z F2
Z F3
Z F4

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Z F5
Z F6
Z F7
Z F8
Z F9
Z Fa
Z Fb
CAREL EXV DRIVER Z
N0
Advanced Z
N1
Z N2
Z N3
Z N4
Z N5
Z N6
Z N7
Z N8
CAREL EXV DRIVER Z Q0
Autosetup Z
Q1
Z Q2
Z Q3
Z Q4
Z Q5
TIMES Z T0
Z T1
Z T2
Z T3
Z T4
Z T5
Z T6
Z T7
Z T8
INITIALISATIONS Z V0
Z V1
Z V2

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9. Electronic EVD400 expansion valve


The EVDriver module for the management of electronic expansion valves (EEV) in the pLAN network allows superheating control on the suction side for more
efficient and versatile operation of the refrigerating unit
It is efficient because the optimisation and the stabilisation of the flow of refrigerant to the evaporator increases the total yield of the plant, guaranteeing safety
at the same time (less low pressure switch interventions, less refrigerant liquid return to the compressor,). Moreover, if the EEV is correctly dimensioned the
use of the floating or at low set point condensation pressure (and evaporation pressure) notably increases plant efficiency, guaranteeing less energy consumption
with greater refrigerator yield. It is versatile because the electronic expansion valve leads to the possibility of refrigerator units with different capacities and
operational conditions from each other.
The use of the electronic expansion valve involves the installation of both the EVDriver same and the expansion valve itself, as well as of a temperature sensor
and pressure transducer, both located at the evaporator outlet (on the compressor suction line).
The following diagram shows the typical installation layout.
The priorities to be considered for optimum regulation of the refrigerator plant is the attainment of an increased and constant refrigerating yield as well as low
and stable superheating. The heart of the superheating control function is a PID algorithm with programmable coefficients.

The possible settings are: LOW (Low superheating with programmable integration time and threshold)
LOP (Low evaporation pressure, active only on changes in capacity, with programmable integration time and threshold)
MOP (High evaporation pressure, programmable integration time and threshold)
HiTcond (High condensing pressure, using the condensing pressure probe connected to the pCOx, with programmable
integration time and threshold).

Condensor

pLAN
tLAN Compressor
Motor
connection
T probe

P probe

EEV

Evaporator

To set parameters and addressing of EVD400 refer to the technical manual (Carel Code +030220225).

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10. Temperature control


The heating and cooling devices are managed based on the temperature measured by the environmental probe, compared against the temperature set point.
Programmable parameters: temperature set point, proportional band (this may be different for heating and cooling), dead zone, freecooling start and
end point as a percentage of the proportional band.
Fixed parameters: compressor and heater on/off points in the proportional band.

10.1 Shelter
N.B.: all the temperature values indicated in the following graphs refer to the default values.

HEATING COOLING
100% Set temperature 100%

0% 0%
19.5 22.5 23.0 23.5 26.5 Environmental
3 C 0,5 C 0.5 C 3 C temp. (C)
Proportional band heat Dead Z.. Dead Z. Proportional band cool

If freecooling is not possible or if compressor


with freecooling = NO

100% 1 heater 0% 0% 1 COMPRESSOR 100%

19.5 22.5 23.0 23.5 26.5 Environmental


temp. (C)

If freecooling OK

1 COMPRESSOR 100%
33.3%
23.0 24.5 26.5 Environmental
temp. (C)
If freecooling is not possible
RES.1+2 RES.1 COMP.1 COMP.2
100% 50% 0% 0% 50% 100%
19.5 21.0 22.5 23.0 23.5 25.0 26.5 Environmental
temp. (C)
If freecooling OK
COMP.1 COMP.2
33.3% 66.6% 100%
23.0 24.5 25.5 26.5 Environmental
temp. (C)
Heaters in binary management
RES.1+2 RES.2 RES.1
100% 66.6% 33.3% 0%

19.5 20.5 21.5 22.5 23.0 Environmental


temp. (C)

100%
FREECOOLING DAMPER 0 to 10 Volt

23.0 23.5 23.8 25.0 Environmental


temp. (C)

FREECOOLING DAMPER 3 POS. Control with


20%
Digital output 7 and 8
23.0 25.0
23.5 Environmental
temp. (C)

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10.2 Other temperature functions


The high and low temperature alarms cause a signal with alarm mask and have a delay that can be modified.
NB.: All of the values in the following graphs refer to the default values.
Set temperature 23.0 C

HEAT COOL

13.0 19.5 22.5 23.5 26.5 33.0


3 C
3 C Environmental
Heat band Cool band temp. (C)

10 C 10 C
Low temperature alarm High temperature alarm
The stop dehumidification differential defines the minimum temperature below which the dehumidification function is stopped; the function can start again if the
temperature rises back over the set start dehumidification offset; the differential and offset can both be modified.

10.3 Humidity control


The humidification and dehumidification devices are managed based on the humidity values measured by the probe in the room (or at the intake). This humidity is
compared against the humidity set point, and the devices are activated according to the difference. The proportional band identifies the operating field of the
shelter, and can have different values in humidification and dehumidification mode. There is a fixed dead zone of 0.2% around the set point equal that identifies a
zone in which the devices are not activated. Humidification is only available on medium boards; dehumidification is on the other hand also available for small
boards (not available on the pCOXS, as the humidity probe cannot be installed) and works by activating the compressor/compressors enabled for this function,
and by operating the outlet fan at a certain speed. This speed can be modified, and as default is equal to 50% (5.0 V).
Humidification, on medium boards, is managed using a digital output (open/closed).
Dehumidification, on small and medium boards, is managed by controlling the compressor/s.
Dehumidification is interrupted if the environmental temperature falls below a certain value. The corresponding differential and offset can be set. In any case,
dehumidification is always possible if: Environmental temperature > Temperature set point Temperature dead zone.
The 0 to 10 Volt modulating output for the outlet fan in dehumidification mode is automatically reduced by 50% (can be modified);
If the outlet fan is managed by a digital output (open/closed), in dehumidification the outlet fan speed will remain unvaried.
The following diagrams illustrate the behaviour of the humidification and dehumidification devices.
NB.: All of the values in the following graphs refer to the default values
Set humidity
ON ON
OFF HUMIDIFICATION DEHUMIDIFICATION OFF
0%
40.0% 50.0% 60.0%
10.0% 10.0% Environmental
Proportional band humidification Proportional band dehumidification
Humidity (%)

ON-OFF SWITCH 1/2 COMPRESSORS


Environmental
40.0% 50.0% 60.0% Humidity (%)
Set temperature
ON ON
DEHUMIDIFICATION ENABLE
OFF OFF
17.5 C 21.5 C
4.0 C Environmental
Dehumid. Temperature offset limit temp. (C)
5.0 C
Dehumid. Temperature differential limit Dead Z.

10.4 other humidity functions Set humidity

HUMIDIF. DEUHMID.
30.0% 80.0%
10.0% 10.0% Environmental
Humid. band Deum. band Humidity (%)
20.0% 30.0%
Low humidity alarm High humidity alarm
The high and low humidity alarms generate a signal with an alarm screen.
The delay can be modified.
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11. Outlet limits


This function prevents the introduction of air that is too cold. A temperature probe must be installed on the shelter outlet, and both the probe and the function
must be enabled, by setting the following parameters: Outlet limit set point and Outlet differential; these define a limitation zone, as represented in the following
diagrams.
The outlet limitation function acts on the proportional cooling request. The effect on the devices is therefore the same as when the room temperature decreases,
that is, progressively stopping the devices (see the paragraph on Temperature control).
NB.: All of the values in the following graphs refer to the default values

Limitation of
request
100%
TOTAL LIMITATION NO LIMITATION
8 C 12 C 0%
Outlet Limit
Outlet
4 C

If we consider that the environmental temperature, and also the same proportional request, remain constant, graphics can be defined that realise the effective
request in the various functioning conditions.

Effective
request
100% 100%
26.5 C
With constant
environ.temperature
75% 75%
25.7 C

50% 50%
25 C

25% 25%
24.2 C
Outlet
Limit
23.5 C 0%

8 C 9 C 10 C 11 C 12 C Outlet
Outlet differential temperature

As can be seen, if the outlet temperature is between the outlet set point and the outlet differential, the cooling devices are increasingly limited as the
temperature lowers.

The limitation function works differently in dehumidification mode, where the modulation zone is ignored, as illustrated in the following diagram:

Outlet limit
ON
DEHUMID. DEHUMID. POSSIBLE
OFF OUTLET LIMITATION
OFF
8,0 Outlet temp.
4.0 C
Outlet differential (C)

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12. Outlet fan

The outlet fan is always on when the unit is ON. It can be managed using an ON/OFF or modulating output. There are two alarms relating to the fan, thermal
cutout and air flow switch, which automatically switch the unit OFF; both the alarms require manual reset.

12.1 ON/OFF management

The outlet fan will start, after a set delay (default 10 s), when the shelter unit starts. It will stay on until the unit is switched off. A stop delay time for the fan after
the unit has been switched off can also be set (default 20 s).
In the event of a blackout, the outlet fan continues to operate, so as to ensure the recirculation of air inside the technological environment. In this phase the
freecooling function can also be modulated if the conditions are suitable.

12.2 Modulating management

NB.: All of the values in the following graphs refer to the default values.

HEATING Set temperature COOLING

100% 0% 0% 100%
19.5 22.5 23.0 23.5 26.5 Environmental
3 C 0.5 C 0.5 C 3 C temp. (C)
Proportional band heat Proportional band cool
100% 100%
50%

Fan speed
Minimum speed (5.0 V)
Maximum speed (10.0 V)

The minimum and maximum speed of the fan can be set. The default values 5.0 V and 10.0 V.
It should be noted that in dehumidification mode the speed is automatically reduced to the minimum value, 5.0 V (50%); this value can be modified if necessary.
In the event of a blackout the outlet fan continues to operate at 100% speed, so as to ensure the constant recirculation of air inside the technological
environment. In this phase the freecooling function can also be modulated if the conditions are suitable.

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13. Condenser fans


The adjustment of condensation pressure is carried out on the basis of the condensation battery pressure and the status of the compressors. Activation takes
place by means of modulating outputs 010 V. Adjustment is based on the set point and the condensation differential as illustrated below.
N.B.: All of the values in the following graphs refer to the default values.

Compressor
status

Condensing pressure
(bar)
t
24.5
HP differential HP ALARM
23.5

Prevent 20.0
differential
HP PREVENT
18.0

Condensing 16.0
differential 14.0

Condensing set

Fan status t

t
Representation of the modulating output:

13.0 2.0 bar 16.0 Condensing


0% 14.0 pressure (bar)
Differential
Max. speed (100%)
Min. speed (0%)
The maximum and minimum speed of the condenser fans can be set; if the minimum speed set is greater than 0 V, the fan will be able to operate at the
minimum speed down to 1.0 bar below the condensing pressure set point before stopping altogether (see the dashed part in the graph above).

13.1 Number of probes and condensing coils


N.B.: the activation of the fans always depends on the status of the compressors, as well as the values read by the probes

1 Coil 2 Coils
1 Compressor 2 compressors 1 Compressor 2 compressors
1 Fan 2 Fans 1 Fan 2 Fans 1 Fan 2 Fans 1 Fan 2 Fans
Each fan starts together with the corresponding
0 probes The fans work together when any of the compressors start compressor

The probe directly The probe directly


The probe controls The probe controls
controls the fan. If the controls the fan. If the
both fans. If the probe both fans. If the probe
probe is faulty the fan probe is faulty the fan
1 Probe is faulty the fans will be is faulty the fans will be Not possible Not possible Not possible Not possible
will be activated will be activated
activated together with activated together with
together with the together with the
the compressor the compressors
compressor compressors

The fans work


The fan works based The fans work based
based on the
on the greater of the 2 on the greater of the 2
pressure of the
pressure values. If both pressure values. If both
corresponding
probes are faulty the probes are faulty the
circuit. If one of
fan will be activated fans will be activated
the probes is
2 Probes Not possible Not possible together with the together with the Not possible Not possible Not possible
faulty, the fan will
compressors. If only compressors. If only
be activated
one probe is faulty the one probe is faulty the
when of the
fan works based on the fans work based on the
compressor in the
value of the other value of the other
same circuit
probe. probe
starts.

If no condenser probe is enabled, the fans will start when the corresponding compressor starts, if there are 2 coils. With just one coil, on the other hand, the fans
will always work together when either of the 2 compressors starts. In this case, they will start at 100% speed.

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13.2 Prevent function


This prevents the high pressure alarm when the compressors are off. Normally the condenser fans only start when the compressors are on, but in this case they
are forced on so as to lower the pressure and attempt to prevent the high pressure alarm, which would stop the unit. There is no modulation in this phase, and
the fans are started immediately at 100% speed.

13.3 Speed-up function


To overcome the inertia when starting high-power modulating fans, they can be forced on for a few seconds at maximum speed, after which the speed is
modulated based on the condensing pressure.

13.4 Pressure temperature conversion


Either pressure probes or temperature probes can be used. When using pressure probes, the screens in the I/O branch show the temperature corresponding to
the pressure value for each probe, keeping account of the type of refrigerant used, selected by a parameter in the manufacturer branch.

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14. Compressors
The compressors are managed as simple ON/OFF loads (see TEMPERATURE CONTROL). The maximum number of compressors is 2.

14.1 Rotation
The operation of the compressors can be rotated following FIFO logic (first in, first out). This helps balance the operating hours between the compressors.
.

14.2 Times
A number of safety times are used to protect the compressors:
minimum switch-on time;
minimum switch-off time;
minimum time between switch-on of the same compressor;
minimum time between switch-on of the compressors.

14.3 Compressor alarms


From digital inputs:
- Generic compressor alarm, including: High pressure / Compressor thermal cutout / Condenser fan thermal cutout;
- Low pressure.
If one of the alarm inputs is not used, it should be closed electrically on the 24Vac power supply.
For details on the electrical connections of the alarm inputs see the technical manual for the pCO boards.
From analogue input:
- High pressure alarm from pressure transducer.

14.3.1 Generic alarm


High pressure / Compressor thermal cutout / Condenser fan thermal cutout
Immediate alarm generated by an external pressure switch or by a thermal cutout; the digital input switches from closed to open and the compressor is
immediately stopped. Reset is manual, that is, the user must press the Alarm button on the terminal to be able to restart the compressor, as long as the pressure
switch or the thermal cutout have been reset and the digital input is closed. After the compressor is stopped, the safety times are counted so that following the
reset of the alarm the compressor can not be restarted immediately.

14.3.2 Low pressure


Alarm generated by an external pressure switch: This alarm is ignored for a time that can be set on the screen, from when the compressor starts, to allow time
for the pressure in the circuit to stabilise. If at the end of the time the contact is still open, the compressor stops and an alarm is signalled. If the contact closes
before the time has elapsed, the alarm is not signalled and the timer is reset. Reset is manual, that is, the user must press the Alarm button on the terminal to be
able to restart the compressor, as long as the pressure switch has been reset and the digital input is closed. After the compressor is stopped, the safety times
are counted so that following the reset of the alarm the compressor can not be restarted immediately.

14.3.3 High pressure from transducer


Immediate alarm generated by the measurement of excessive pressure in the circuit. The set point and differential for the high pressure alarm can be set.
Each probe can generate a high pressure alarm that stops the compressor in the corresponding circuit. If the shelter features 2 compressors but only the probe
corresponding to the first circuit is enabled, the high pressure alarm detected by the latter will stop both compressors. In this case, the high pressure alarm will
relate to both the first and second circuit. Reset is manual, that is, the user must press the Alarm button on the terminal to be able to restart the compressor, as
long as the pressure has fallen below the set point differential. After the compressor is stopped, the safety times are counted so that following the reset of the
alarm the compressor can not be restarted immediately.
NB.: All the values in the following graph refer to the default values

HIGH PRESSURE ALARM

23.5 bar Pressure (bar)


1.0 bar
High pressure High
differential pressure
threshold

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15. Heaters
The heaters are managed as simple ON/OFF loads. Normally up to 2 heaters with the same power can be managed, connected to the 2 outputs.
Binary management allows the use of three heating steps with just two outputs. Consequently, there are two possible options:
management of 2 loads with different power values;
management of 3 loads. To use this system, a recognizer is required (NOT supplied), which, connected to the outputs, reads the logic and activates the loads.

The outputs behave as follows:

CODE 2 DIFFERENT LOADS 3 LOADS


STEP 1 Relay 1= ON Relay 2= OFF 10 Heat.1= ON/ Heat.2= OFF Heat.1=ON/Res.2=OFF/ Heat.3=OFF
STEP 2 Relay 1= OFF Relay 2= ON 01 Heat.1= OFF/ Heat.2= ON Heat.1=ON/Res.2=ON/ Heat.3= OFF
STEP 3 Relay 1= ON Relay 2= ON 11 Heat.1= ON/ Heat.2= ON v1=ON/Res.2=ON/ Heat.= ON

The outputs are activated with a slight delay from one to the other, to avoid simultaneous peaks.

15.1 Heater alarms


Each heater features a digital input to be connected to a thermal cutout or circuit breaker for signalling any anomalies.
If one of the inputs is not used, it must be closed electrically on the 24Vac power supply.
The alarm is immediate and is generated when the digital input switches from closed to open; the heater is immediately switched off. Reset is manual, that is,
the user must press the Alarm button on the terminal to be able to restart the heaters, as long as the thermal cutout - circuit breaker has been reset by closing
the digital input.

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16. Freecooling
Energy savings can be achieved using outside air as a means of cooling the environment being air-conditioned. This is done using a damper to let in outside air
that is colder than the air inside the environment.
It must be established whether the temperature of the outside air is sufficiently below the environmental temperature so as to enable freecooling. The difference
must be less than or equal to a certain value, defined as the Freecooling offset.
The freecooling function is modulated according to the environmental temperature.
The freecooling option can be set to operate at the same time as the compressors, or alternatively not. If opting for separate operation, when the compressor
starts the freecooling damper closes.
The freecooling request decreases proportionally to the lowering of the air outlet temperature (see OUTLET LIMITATION)
If the freecooling function is not enabled, due to one of the above causes, the damper can still remain minimally open, at a level set by the user. The freecooling
damper is closed completely only in the following cases:
When the shelter is OFF;
external temperature probe broken, not connected or not enabled;
environmental temperature probe broken or not connected;
fire/smoke alarm.
Freecooling can be controlled in two ways:
by modulating output 010 V, pCO1-pCO2;
by opening/closure of two digital outputs (not available on pCOXS).

See TEMPERATURE CONTROL.


In the event of blackouts, the freecooling function continues to operate, thus continuing, if possible, the inlet of air that is colder than the environmental
temperature. During this phase the normal freecooling offset (default value 2.0 C) is no longer considered, but rather a new fixed offset of 1.0 C is used. In this
phase the outlet fan also operates at 100% speed.
Even if the compressor/compressors cannot operate due to alarms, the normal freecooling offset (default value 2.0 C) is no longer considered, but rather the
fixed offset of 1.0 C is used.
The humidity in the environment is also controlled.

16.1 Humidity control in freecooling

NB.: All the values in the following graph refer to the default values

Enabled
FREECOOLING ENABLING
Disabled
0 70.0 Environmental
Humidity (%)

If the environmental humidity is too high, the freecooling function will be disabled for a certain time that can be set by the manufacturer. Once this time has
elapsed, if the humidity has fallen below the freecooling re-enabling threshold, the damper will be able to modulate normally again. During a blackout this function
is disabled.

16.2 010 V modulating damper


Dampers that use a 0 to 10 Volt modulating signal from the pCO to vary their degree of opening from 0% to 100%. The 0 to 10 Volt electrical signal is directly
proportional to the proportional temperature band, therefore the degree of opening always corresponds to demand.

16.3 Freecooling controlled by digital outputs


Based on the activation time of the relays, the degree of opening of the damper varies from 0% to 100%, using a travel time called the running time (time
required to open or close completely, a rated value for the valves). The degree of opening of the damper is calculated based on the proportion between the
temperature differential and the running time.

16.3.1 Re-alignment
As can be imagined, the control of the damper using this system is quite difficult for the programme to manage, as there is no feedback on the exact position of
the damper. The following solutions are used to overcome this problem:
whenever the temperature control functions require the complete opening or closing of the damper, the programme increases the activation time of the opening
or closing relays by 25% to ensure the complete closing / opening.
whenever the board is switched on, the damper is closed completely for the running time, after which modulating operation can begin based on the actual
request.

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17. Manual management of the devices


The devices connected to the outputs can be activated manually, bypassing the safety times, the compressor rotation and independently of the control functions
and the values measured by the probes. The only support in manual mode involves the alarms, so as to ensure safety and protect the devices. The activation of
the analogue outputs in manual mode sets a value between 0 V and 10 V. The manual procedure can only be used if the unit has been switched off using the
button, and ends automatically 30 minutes after the manual activation of the last device.
During the manual operation of the devices, the shelter cannot be switched on.
This operating mode is identified by the message Manual procedure on the last row of the display, on the main Menu screen. The parameters for the manual
operation of the devices are accessed in the Maintenance branch of screens, with password protection.

18. Automatic rotation between different shelter units in a pLAN


The boards connected in the pLAN network have the advantage of being able to be managed directly by the programme in determined critical situations, i.e. if
anomalies occur (alarms, black-out), or due to Rotation and Forcing functions.
The programme operates as defined by a number of parameters:
connection class of the boards: Not present, Present / No Rotation, Present / Rotation. This parameter must be set on each master board. Description:
Description:
- Not present: the unit is not connected to the pLAN network;
- Present / No Rotation: the unit is physically connected to the pLAN network but is excluded from the rotation function (it can in any case manage the unit
in standby, the shared terminal and the print function);
- Present / Rotation: the unit also takes part in the Rotation function.
Unit in Standby: In a pLAN network, one of the units in Present / Rotation mode may be in standby. When started using the button, this unit enters
Standby mode (that is, off, awaiting activation). Clearly, if there is only one unit in the network, this cannot be in standby.
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS:
The functions described below are not possible unless:
- There are at least two units selected in Present / Rotation mode
- One unit is in Standby
The functions are managed by the board with pLAN address 1; if this is disconnected from the pLAN network or is switched off due to a blackout, the board in
Standby is activated and the functions in question will be suspended until unit 1 is reset. On the contrary, switching unit 1 off using the ON/OFF button does not
interrupt the network functions.

18.1 Critical situations


The unit in Present / Rotation mode that is in Standby is activated in one of the following critical situations on the active boards:
one of the boards is disconnected from the pLAN network;
one of the boards is switched off using the key;
one of the boards is switched off due to a serious alarm (see the alarm table);
When one of the units in critical situation is reset, this is started again and the spare unit returns to Standby mode.
If a critical situation occurs on the Standby unit, there is no action at a pLAN level, except for the alarm signal on the unit in question.

18.2 Forcing
The unit in Present / Rotation mode that is in Standby is activated automatically in the event where one of the other units cannot manage to satisfy the heating or
cooling request. Therefore, if the temperature increases such as to cause an excessive load on the active units, after a certain time the required number of units in
standby will be activated. Each unit in this situation can bring about the activation of the units in standby. The parameters that need to be set for the forcing function
are the Differential, Offset and Delay, which are different for heating and cooling. The diagram below illustrates the function:
NB.: All the values in the following graph refer to the default values

Forcing delay in Forcing delay in


heating cooling
Set temperature

15.0 19.0 16.5 26.5 27.0 31.0 Environmental


4 C 3 C 23.0 3 C 4 C
temp. (C)
Offset in heating Heat band Cold band Offset in cooling
8.0 C 8.0 C
Heating forcing differential Cooling forcing differential

18.3 Fixed time rotation


Fixed time rotation is based on a parameter that establishes the interval between rotations. The minimum time that can be set is 0h, and in this case automatic
rotation is activated every 5 minutes. The maximum time is 240h (10 days). The time starts counting when the board with pLAN address 1 is started, and indeed this
board manages the rotation functions. Rotation occurs following the order of pLAN addresses.
Rotation will be reset automatically whenever a unit is added to or removed from the rotation function by modifying the connection class (see above).

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19. Alarms
The alarms managed by the programme can safeguard the integrity of the connected devices and give signals if the control parameters have moved away from
normal values or the board has an anomaly. The alarms can come from the digital alarm inputs, the probes and from the board. The effect of the alarms goes
from a simple signal to the blocking of one or more devices to switch-off (OFF) of the shelter. Many alarms are subject to settable delays.
When an alarm is triggered the following signals occur:
Switching on of the buzzer incorporated in the external terminal (absent on the built-in terminal and on the PGD external terminal);
Switching-on of the red LED underneath the ALARM key;
Visualisation of flashing AL on the Menu mask.
By pressing the ALARM the buzzer switches off and the alarm mask is visualised on the display. If there is more than one alarm active, once entering into the
alarm menu, just use the arrow keys to scroll through them all. If other keys are pressed the alarm mask will be exited but these remain memorised and re-
appear every time the ALARM key is pressed.
To manually re-arm the alarms and delete messages, be positioned on the alarm mask and press the ALARM key again; if the cause of the alarms have
disappeared (digital inputs re-armed or temperature back within the average etc) the masks disappear, the red LED switches off and NO ALARM ACTIVE
appears. If the cause of one or more alarms is still active, only the alarms whose cause is no longer present disappear, but the others remain visualised and the
buzzer and the red LED switch back on.
All alarms have manual reset; therefore in order to reset them an operator must intervene directly on the unit terminal.

The alarms can be:


- Serious,
- Minor 1,
- Minor 2 (not present with pCOXS).
This selection is made by the operator using the terminal.

19.1 Alarm relay


For every alarm managed it is possible to select if it is Serious or Minor, type 1 or 2 (not present on pCOXS), establishing in this way which relay must be
activated. It is possible to decide the delay before closure for all 3 relays.

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19.2 Alarms summary table

CODE DESCRIPTION DELAY OFF UNIT DEVICES SWITCHED OFF


Compressor 1 general alarm (High pressure Compressor
AL01 - - Compressor 1 and Condenser fan 1
circuit breaker Condenser fan circuit breaker)
Compressor 2 general alarm (High pressure Compressor
AL02 - - Compressor 2 and Condenser fan 2
circuit breaker - Condenser fan circuit breaker)
AL03 Compressor 1 low pressure See mask T2 - Compressor 1 and Condenser fan 1
AL04 Compressor 2 low pressure See mask T2 - Compressor 2 and Condenser fan 2
AL05 No air flow See mask T4 yes All
AL06 Supply fan circuit breaker - yes All
AL07 Resistance 1 circuit breaker - - Resistance 1
AL08 Resistance 2 circuit breaker - - Resistance 2
AL09 Fire/Smoke detection - yes All
AL10 Dirty filters See mask T4 - -
AL11 High room temperature See mask T2 - -
AL12 Low room temperature See mask T2 - -
AL13 High room humidity See mask T2 - -
AL14 Low room humidity See mask T2 - -
AL15 Compressor 1 functioning time threshold reached - - -
AL16 Compressor 2 functioning time threshold reached - - -
AL17 Supply fan functioning time threshold reached - - -
AL18 Room temperature probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL19 External air temperature probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL20 Delivery air temperature probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL21 Room humidity probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL22 Condenser 1 pressure probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL23 Condenser 2 pressure probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL24 Condenser 1 temperature probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL25 Condenser 2 temperature probe faulty or disconnected 60 s (fixed) - -
AL26 Black-out - - All apart from supply fan and freecooling
AL27 Clock card absent, not functioning - - -
AL28 Circuit 1 high pressure (from probe) - - Compressor 1 and Condenser fan 1
AL29 Circuit 2 high pressure (from probe) - - Compressor 2 and Condenser fan 2
AL30 Auxiliary alarms - - -
AL31 Humidifier functioning time threshold reached - - -
AL32 pLAN alarms 60 sec (fixed) -
AL33 Driver 1 S1 probe faulty or disconnected See Fb - Compressor 1
AL34 Driver 1 Eeprom faulty or disconnected - - Compressor 1
AL35 Driver 1 motor valve faulty or disconnected - - Compressor 1
AL37 Driver 1 high pressure evaporation (MOP) See Fa - Compressor 1
AL38 Driver 1 low pressure evaporation (LOP) See Fa - Compressor 1
AL39 Driver 1 low superheat See F9 - Compressor 1
AL40 Driver 1 high superheat See F9 - Compressor 1
AL41 Driver 1 valve not closed during black-out - - Compressor 1
AL42 Driver 2 S1 probe faulty or disconnected See Fb - Compressor 2
AL43 Driver 2 Eeprom faulty or disconnected - - Compressor 2
AL44 Driver 2 motor valve faulty or disconnected - - Compressor 2
AL46 Driver 2 high pressure evaporation (MOP) See Fa - Compressor 2
AL47 Driver 2 low pressure evaporation (LOP) See Fa - Compressor 2
AL48 Driver 2 low superheat See F9 - Compressor 2
AL49 Driver 2 high superheat See F9 - Compressor 2
AL50 Driver 2 valve not closed during black-out - - Compressor 2
AL51 Driver 1 pLAN alarm: not connected to the relative unit 60 s (fixed) - Compressor 1
AL52 Driver 2 pLAN alarm: not connected to the relative unit 60 s (fixed) - Compressor 2
AL53 Driver 1 S2 probe faulty or disconnected See Fb - Compressor 1
AL54 Driver 1 S3 probe faulty or disconnected See Fb - Compressor 1
AL36 Driver 1 configuration incomplete - - Compressor 1
AL55 Driver 2 S2 probe faulty or disconnected See Fb - Compressor 2
AL56 Driver 2 S3 probe faulty or disconnected See Fb - Compressor 2
AL43 Driver 2 configuration incomplete - - Compressor 2

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20. Alarm log


The programme features two types of log: the BASIC log and the ADVANCED log.

20.1 Basic log


Thanks to the noteworthy availability of the pCO board buffer memory, it is possible to memorise the events. The BASIC log can be enabled with a parameter; in
absence of the clock card (optional on pCO1/ pCOXS, integrated on pCO2), the BASIC log is not available. No other optional boards are required.
The maximum number of events that can be memorised is 100. On reaching the one hundredth alarm, i.e. the last space available in the memory, the successive
alarm is memorised above the oldest alarm (001), which is deleted, and so on for the successive events. The memorised events cannot be deleted by the user,
unless when installing factory values or when accessing the parameter present in the V1. The BASIC log mask can be accessed by pressing the ALARM key
when mask E4 is visualised, exit by pressing the Menu key (Esc if using the Built in terminal) and it is as follows:

ALARM_LOG
+--------------------+
Alarms log H025

Resistor 1 overload
12:34 01/08/01
+--------------------+
The following data are memorised for each alarm relative to the shelter at the time in which the alarm occurred:
Alarm description;
time;
date;
chronological number of the event (0-100).
The chronological number of the alarm, in the top right-hand corner, indicates the age of the event with respect to the 100 memorisation places available. The
alarm with number 001 is the first that occurred after enabling of the BASIC logs, therefore the oldest.
If the cursor is placed on the chronological number it is possible to scroll the history of the alarms by means of the arrow keys, from 1 to 100.
If we are in position 001, by pressing the downward arrow it is impossible to continue.
If, for example, 15 alarms have been memorised and we are in position 015, by pressing the upward arrow it is impossible to continue.

20.2 Advanced log


The events are saved in the 1MB or 2MB memory expansion, available on all pCO boards. The advantages and characteristics of this log are as follows:
Event log: a typical event log is the alarms log. If an alarm intervenes it is memorised together with other significant values (temperatures, humidity,
pressures, set point, etc).
Time log: a typical time log is the temperature/humidity log. The temperature and humidity values are memorised at regular intervals.
Historical log: a typical historical log consists in the memorisation of the last alarms/temperature/humidity recorded before a serious alarm. Differently
from the data memorised by the event historical and time historical, this data is not overwritten when the memory is full.
Possibility of selecting the values to memorise and the method of memorisation at any time. The WinLOAD32 utility programme allows to define the
value to memorise and the method of memorisation through a practical Wizard. WinLOAD32 does not require application software files as it can
directly request all of the necessary information from the application software installed in the pCO.
1 MB of dedicated FLASH memory. The system envisions the memorisation of data on the 1MB FLASH memory included in the memory expansion.
For example, 1 MB of memory can contain 5000 alarm events with 5 values for each alarm and 6 months recording of 2 values, e.g. temperature and
humidity memorised every 5 minutes.
Possibility of defining up to 7 different configurations of logs. Typically every controller will have one alarm log, an adjustment value log
(temperature/humidity/pressure) and some historical logs configured.
Consultation of data memorised or from the LCD terminal (external or built-in), or from the connected PC.
Black box-type functioning. The memory expansion that contains the logs can be removed from the pCO board of the controlled unit and introduced
into another pCO board through which it is possible to consult the memorised data. It is not necessary that the guest pCO board contains the same
software as the original.
Reliability of the memorised data. The data is memorised in a FLASH memory that does not require batteries, which may become flat. If following a
software update the previously-memorised data are incompatible with the new software installed then all data is deleted (with previous confirmation).

20.2.1 Configuration using Winload


The Advanced Log function is set with all of the variants described above, by means of the Help in line function, part of the WinLOAD32 programme, the same
used to download programme software onto the pCO boards.

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20.2.2 List of parameters for the advanced log

Description Digital/Analogue Description Digital/Analogue


enable force stand-by for temperature DIGITAL digital_input_8 DIGITALE
enable supply limit DIGITAL digital_input_9 DIGITALE
ain 2 condenser pressure or temperature DIGITAL enable analogue main fan manage DIGITAL
ain 6 condenser pressure or temperature DIGITAL enable clock DIGITAL
filter alarm DIGITAL enable dehumidification DIGITAL
flow alarm DIGITAL enable external probe DIGITAL
general compressor 1 alarm DIGITAL enable humidity limit DIGITAL
general compressor 2 alarm DIGITAL enable on-off unit from keyboard DIGITAL
auxiliary alarm DIGITAL pressure 1 probe enable DIGITAL
driver 1 alarm DIGITAL pressure 2 probe enable DIGITAL
driver 2 alarm DIGITAL printer enable DIGITAL
black out alarm DIGITAL room humidity probe enable DIGITAL
clock alarm DIGITAL rotation enable DIGITAL
driver1 eeprom alarm DIGITAL supervisor enable DIGITAL
driver2 eeprom alarm DIGITAL supply temperature probe enable DIGITAL
external temperature probe alarm DIGITAL condenser 1 temperature probe enable DIGITAL
fan overload alarm DIGITAL condenser 2 temperature probe enable DIGITAL
fire-smoke alarm DIGITAL condenser manage enable DIGITAL
hours humidify alarm DIGITAL prevention high pressure enable DIGITAL
hours main fan alarm DIGITAL freecooling type DIGITAL
high room temperature alarm DIGITAL DOUT 1 manual DIGITAL
hours compressor 1 alarm DIGITAL DOUT 2 manual DIGITAL
hours compressor 2 alarm DIGITAL DOUT 3 manual DIGITAL
overload heat 1 alarm DIGITAL DOUT 4 manual DIGITAL
overload heat 2 alarm DIGITAL DOUT 5 manual DIGITAL
high humidity alarm DIGITAL DOUT 6 manual DIGITAL
high pressure 1 alarm DIGITAL DOUT 7 manual DIGITAL
high pressure 2 alarm DIGITAL DOUT 8 manual DIGITAL
driver 1 high super-heat DIGITAL DOUT 9 manual DIGITAL
driver 2 high super-heat DIGITAL DOUT 10 manual DIGITAL
low room temperature alarm DIGITAL DOUT 11 manual DIGITAL
driver 1 LOP alarm DIGITAL driver 1 manual mode DIGITAL
driver 2 LOP alarm DIGITAL driver 2 manual mode DIGITAL
low room humidity DIGITAL modem active DIGITAL
low pressure circuit 1 DIGITAL modem gsm error p DIGITAL
low pressure circuit 2 DIGITAL modem gsm error t DIGITAL
driver 1 low super-heat DIGITAL on-off boss enable DIGITAL
driver 2 low super-heat DIGITAL pco2_dout_1 DIGITAL
driver 1 MOP alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_2 DIGITAL
driver 2 MOP alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_3 DIGITAL
pLAN alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_4 DIGITAL
pressure 1 probe alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_5 DIGITAL
pressure 2 probe alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_6 DIGITAL
driver 1 probe error DIGITAL pco2_dout_7 DIGITAL
driver 2 probe error DIGITAL pco2_dout_8 DIGITAL
room humidity probe alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_9 DIGITAL
room temperature probe alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_10 DIGITAL
driver 1 step motor alarm DIGITAL pco2_dout_11 DIGITAL
driver 2 step motor alarm DIGITAL type regulation temperature Prop or P+I DIGITAL
supply temperature probe alarm DIGITAL on unit DIGITAL
condenser 1 temperature probe alarm DIGITAL modem type DIGITAL
condenser 2 temperature probe alarm DIGITAL communication speed ANALOGUE
driver 1 valve not closed DIGITAL driver high temperature condenser limit ANALOGUE
driver 2 valve not closed DIGITAL condenser temperature 1 (pressure conv.) ANALOGUE
alarm reset DIGITAL condenser temperature 2 (pressure conv.) ANALOGUE
select Celsius Fahrenheit DIGITAL value opening freecooling ANALOGUE
compressor + freecooling possible DIGITAL driver custom_back_steps ANALOGUE
condenser battery single or double DIGITAL driver custom_duty_cycle ANALOGUE
cooling status DIGITAL driver custom_max_steps ANALOGUE
custom close extra steps DIGITAL driver custom_min_steps ANALOGUE
custom open extra steps DIGITAL driver custom_run_current ANALOGUE
humidity enable DIGITAL driver custom_still_current ANALOGUE
digital_input_1 DIGITAL driver custom_total_steps ANALOGUE
digital_input_10 DIGITAL driver custom_vlv_frequency ANALOGUE
digital_input_11 DIGITAL driver 1 differential factor ANALOGUE
digital_input_12 DIGITAL driver 2 differential factor ANALOGUE
digital_input_2 DIGITAL day rotation ANALOGUE
digital_input_3 DIGITAL driver 1 dead zone ANALOGUE
digital_input_4 DIGITAL driver 2 dead zone ANALOGUE
digital_input_5 DIGITAL dead zone temperature ANALOGUE
digital_input_6 DIGITAL delay air flow alarm ANALOGUE
digital_input_7 DIGITAL delay filter alarm ANALOGUE

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Description Digital/Analogue Description Digital/Analogue
delay LOP alarm ANALOGUE min. value pressure probe 2 ANALOGUE
delay MOP alarm ANALOGUE modem password ANALOGUE
delay off main fan ANALOGUE modem rings ANALOGUE
delay on main fan ANALOGUE modem status ANALOGUE
delay relay 4 serious alarm ANALOGUE number compressors ANALOGUE
delay relay 5 light alarm ANALOGUE number compressor for dehumidification ANALOGUE
delay relay 6 light alarm ANALOGUE number condenser fan ANALOGUE
delay high super-heat alarm ANALOGUE number heater ANALOGUE
delay low super-heat alarm ANALOGUE new maintenance password ANALOGUE
differential dehumidification ANALOGUE new manufacturer password ANALOGUE
differential condenser high pressure ANALOGUE new service password ANALOGUE
differential humidify ANALOGUE offset limit dehumid. for low temp. ANALOGUE
differential low limit for stop dehumid. ANALOGUE offset freecooling ANALOGUE
differential supply limit ANALOGUE driver 1 proportional factor ANALOGUE
differential temperature cold manage ANALOGUE driver 2 proportional factor ANALOGUE
differential temperature hot manage ANALOGUE driver 1 position valve ANALOGUE
drivers number ANALOGUE driver 2 position valve ANALOGUE
driver 1 valve type ANALOGUE pressure circuit 1 ANALOGUE
driver 2 valve type ANALOGUE pressure circuit 1 probe calibration ANALOGUE
end cool freecooling ANALOGUE pressure circuit 2 ANALOGUE
external temperature probe calibration ANALOGUE pressure circuit 2 probe calibration ANALOGUE
external air temperature ANALOGUE differential prevent condenser pressure ANALOGUE
differential condenser fan (pressure) ANALOGUE differential prevent condenser temp. ANALOGUE
differential condenser fan (temperature) ANALOGUE set point prevent condenser pressure ANALOGUE
max. speed condenser fan ANALOGUE set point prevent condenser temp. ANALOGUE
min. speed condenser fan ANALOGUE BMS protocol type ANALOGUE
Set point condenser fan (pressure) ANALOGUE room humidity ANALOGUE
Set point condenser fan (temperature) ANALOGUE room humidity probe calibration ANALOGUE
differential force cond. fan (pressure) ANALOGUE room temperature ANALOGUE
differential force cond. fan (temp.) ANALOGUE room temperature probe calibration ANALOGUE
offset high temperature ANALOGUE rotation time ANALOGUE
offset low temperature ANALOGUE high running hours compressor 1 ANALOGUE
time force high temperature ANALOGUE high running hours compressor 2 ANALOGUE
time force low temperature ANALOGUE high running hours main fan ANALOGUE
driver 1 type go ahead ANALOGUE low running hours compressor 1 ANALOGUE
driver 2 type go ahead ANALOGUE low running hours compressor 2 ANALOGUE
driver 1 go ahead from mask ANALOGUE low running hours main fan ANALOGUE
driver 2 go ahead from mask ANALOGUE driver 1 saturation temperature ANALOGUE
offset high room humidity ANALOGUE driver 2 saturation temperature ANALOGUE
offset high room temperature ANALOGUE Set point prevent condenser high press. ANALOGUE
driver 1 integral factor ANALOGUE Set point humidity ANALOGUE
driver 2 integral factor ANALOGUE Set point supply limit ANALOGUE
identification number ANALOGUE Set point temperature ANALOGUE
integral_time_hct ANALOGUE speed main fan in dehumidification ANALOGUE
integral_time_lop ANALOGUE speed up time cond. Fan ANALOGUE
integral_time_mop ANALOGUE start open freecooling ANALOGUE
integral_time_shl_drv1 ANALOGUE Start-up MOP delay ANALOGUE
integral_time_shl_drv2 ANALOGUE driver 1 suction pressure ANALOGUE
limit max humidity for freecooling ANALOGUE driver 2 suction pressure ANALOGUE
limit max speed main fan ANALOGUE driver 1 suction temperature ANALOGUE
limit max set point humidity ANALOGUE driver 2 suction temperature ANALOGUE
limit max set point temperature ANALOGUE driver 1 set point super-heat ANALOGUE
limit min humidity for freecooling ANALOGUE driver 2 set point super-heat ANALOGUE
limit min speed main fan ANALOGUE supply air temperature probe calibration ANALOGUE
limit min set point humidity ANALOGUE supply air temperature ANALOGUE
limit min set point temperature ANALOGUE condenser temperature 1 from probe ANALOGUE
Offset low room humidity alarm ANALOGUE condenser temp. 1 probe calibration ANALOGUE
Offset low room temperature alarm ANALOGUE condenser temperature 2 from probe ANALOGUE
driver 1 threshold low super-heat ANALOGUE condenser temp. 2 probe calibration ANALOGUE
driver 2 threshold low super-heat ANALOGUE threshold running hours comp.1 ANALOGUE
manual analogue output 1 ANALOGUE threshold running hours comp.2 ANALOGUE
manual analogue output 2 ANALOGUE threshold running hours humidifier ANALOGUE
manual analogue output 3 ANALOGUE threshold running hours main fan ANALOGUE
manual analogue output 4 ANALOGUE threshold_lop ANALOGUE
driver 1 manual open steps ANALOGUE threshold_mop ANALOGUE
driver 2 manual open steps ANALOGUE time_betw_comp ANALOGUE
driver evaporator max pressure probe ANALOGUE time_betw_heat ANALOGUE
suction temperature max limit ANALOGUE time_integr ANALOGUE
max. humidity probe ANALOGUE time_low_pres ANALOGUE
max. value pressure probe 1 ANALOGUE time_min_off ANALOGUE
max. value pressure probe 2 ANALOGUE time_min_on ANALOGUE
min. freecooling open ANALOGUE time_off_freec ANALOGUE
driver evaporator min pressure probe ANALOGUE time_runn_d3p ANALOGUE
min. humidity probe ANALOGUE time_same_comp ANALOGUE

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Description Digital/Analogue Description Digital/Analogue
time_thr_alarm ANALOGUE type_al_41 ANALOGUE
total_numbers ANALOGUE type_al_42 ANALOGUE
triac_max_t ANALOGUE type_al_43 ANALOGUE
triac_min_t ANALOGUE type_al_44 ANALOGUE
triac_wave_t ANALOGUE type_al_45 ANALOGUE
type_ain_humid ANALOGUE type_al_46 ANALOGUE
type_ain_pressure1 ANALOGUE type_al_47 ANALOGUE
type_ain_pressure2 ANALOGUE type_al_48 ANALOGUE
type_al_1 ANALOGUE type_al_49 ANALOGUE
type_al_10 ANALOGUE type_al_5 ANALOGUE
type_al_11 ANALOGUE type_al_50 ANALOGUE
type_al_12 ANALOGUE type_al_51 ANALOGUE
type_al_13 ANALOGUE type_al_52 ANALOGUE
type_al_14 ANALOGUE type_al_53 ANALOGUE
type_al_15 ANALOGUE type_al_54 ANALOGUE
type_al_16 ANALOGUE type_al_55 ANALOGUE
type_al_17 ANALOGUE type_al_56 ANALOGUE
type_al_18 ANALOGUE type_al_57 ANALOGUE
type_al_19 ANALOGUE type_al_58 ANALOGUE
type_al_2 ANALOGUE type_al_6 ANALOGUE
type_al_20 ANALOGUE type_al_7 ANALOGUE
type_al_21 ANALOGUE type_al_8 ANALOGUE
type_al_22 ANALOGUE type_al_9 ANALOGUE
type_al_23 ANALOGUE type_cond1_temp ANALOGUE
type_al_24 ANALOGUE type_cond2_temp ANALOGUE
type_al_25 ANALOGUE type_ext_temp ANALOGUE
type_al_26 ANALOGUE type_freon ANALOGUE
type_al_27 ANALOGUE type_room_temp ANALOGUE
type_al_28 ANALOGUE type_supply_temp ANALOGUE
type_al_29 ANALOGUE unit_status ANALOGUE
type_al_3 ANALOGUE unit1_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_30 ANALOGUE unit2_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_31 ANALOGUE unit3_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_32 ANALOGUE unit4_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_33 ANALOGUE unit5_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_34 ANALOGUE unit6_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_35 ANALOGUE unit7_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_36 ANALOGUE unit8_mode ANALOGUE
type_al_37 ANALOGUE number stand-by units ANALOGUE
type_al_38 ANALOGUE driver 1 preposition power ANALOGUE
type_al_39 ANALOGUE driver 2 preposition power ANALOGUE
type_al_4 ANALOGUE
type_al_40 ANALOGUE

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21. Supervision
The unit can be interfaced with a local or remote supervision/assistance system. The pCO* board is equipped with an optional board for serial communication through
RS485 interface, supplied separately from the pCO* board (for installation modes for optional serial communication boards please refer to pCO* installation manual).
The software can manage the following supervision protocols:
CAREL
Modbus
LonWorks (through its optional board)
Trend (through its optional board)
Bacnet (through external gateway or PCO-WEB)
If the serial communication values are correctly set, such as serial address and communication speed, the parameters transmitted from the unit will be the ones
in the tables below. To disable communication with the serial supervision system, set the serial identification number as 0.
Below is a list of variables managed by the supervisor.

21.1 Database of the GSM variables

21.1.1 Digital variables


DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE
ON/OFF unit pLAN1 address -- 1 R/W ON/OFF unit pLAN5 address -- 5 R/W
ON/OFF unit pLAN2 address -- 2 R/W ON/OFF unit pLAN6 address -- 6 R/W
ON/OFF unit pLAN3 address -- 3 R/W ON/OFF unit pLAN7 address -- 7 R/W
ON/OFF unit pLAN4 address -- 4 R/W ON/OFF unit pLAN8 address -- 8 R/W

21.1.2 Analogue variables


DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE
Temperature Set point U1 S0 1 R/W Temperature Set point U5 S0 29 R/W
Humidity Set point U1 S0 2 R/W Humidity Set point U5 S0 30 R/W
Low room temp alarm offset U1 P8 3 R/W Low room temp alarm offset U5 P8 31 R/W
High room temp alarm offset U1 P8 4 R/W High room temp alarm offset U5 P8 32 R/W
Low room. humidity alarm offset U1 P9 5 R/W Low room. humidity alarm offset U5 P9 33 R/W
High room. humidity alarm offset U1 P9 6 R/W High room. humidity alarm offset U5 P9 34 R/W
Set point for delivery air limit U1 Pa 7 R/W Set point for delivery air limit U5 Pa 35 R/W
Temperature Set point U2 S0 8 R/W Temperature Set point U6 S0 36 R/W
Humidity Set point U2 S0 9 R/W Humidity Set point U6 S0 37 R/W
Low room temp alarm offset U2 P8 10 R/W Low room temp alarm offset U6 P8 38 R/W
High room temp alarm offset U2 P8 11 R/W High room temp alarm offset U6 P8 39 R/W
Low room. humidity alarm offset U2 P9 12 R/W Low room. humidity alarm offset U6 P9 40 R/W
High room. humidity alarm offset U2 P9 13 R/W High room. humidity alarm offset U6 P9 41 R/W
Set point for delivery air limit U2 Pa 14 R/W Set point for delivery air limit U6 Pa 42 R/W
Temperature Set point U3 S0 15 R/W Temperature Set point U7 S0 43 R/W
Humidity Set point U3 S0 16 R/W Humidity Set point U7 S0 44 R/W
Low room temp alarm offset U3 P8 17 R/W Low room temp alarm offset U7 P8 45 R/W
High room temp alarm offset U3 P8 18 R/W High room temp alarm offset U7 P8 46 R/W
Low room. humidity alarm offset U3 P9 19 R/W Low room. humidity alarm offset U7 P9 47 R/W
High room. humidity alarm offset U3 P9 20 R/W High room. humidity alarm offset U7 P9 48 R/W
Set point for delivery air limit U3 Pa 21 R/W Set point for delivery air limit U7 Pa 49 R/W
Temperature Set point U4 S0 22 R/W Temperature Set point U8 S0 50 R/W
Humidity Set point U4 S0 23 R/W Humidity Set point U8 S0 51 R/W
Low room temp alarm offset U4 P8 24 R/W Low room temp alarm offset U8 P8 52 R/W
High room temp alarm offset U4 P8 25 R/W High room temp alarm offset U8 P8 53 R/W
Low room. humidity alarm offset U4 P9 26 R/W Low room. humidity alarm offset U8 P9 54 R/W
High room. humidity alarm offset U4 P9 27 R/W High room. humidity alarm offset U8 P9 55 R/W
Set point for delivery air limit U4 Pa 28 R/W Set point for delivery air limit U8 Pa 56 R/W

For the syntax of sending an SMS message to the pCO* and for use of the table above, refer to the: GSM modem Protocol for pCO2 (cod.+030220330).

N.B. With GSM protocol active it is not possible to call from the remote supervisor towards the pCO board.

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21.2 Database of variables


A communication database is envisioned that includes the programmes most important variables, from the values read by the probes to the parameters set on the masks.
The table below shows the database divided into digital variables, entire to analogue, indicating the description, address and type for each one i.e. if it can only be read (R)
or if it can also be modified by the supervisor (R/W).

21.2.1 Digital variables


DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE
Digital input number 1 I3 1 R Driver 1 high evap. pressure (MOP) AL37 60 R
Digital input number 2 I3 2 R Driver 1 low evap. pressure (LOP) AL38 61 R
Digital input number 3 I3 3 R Driver 1 low superheat AL39 62 R
Digital input number 4 I4 4 R Driver 1 high suction temperature AL40 63 R
Digital input number 5 I4 5 R Driver 1 valve not closed after black-out AL41 64 R
Digital input number 6 I4 6 R Driver 2 probe faulty or disconnected alarm ALxx 65 R
Digital input number 7 I5 7 R Driver 2 Eeprom faulty or damaged AL43 66 R
Digital input number 8 I5 8 R Driver 2 motor valve faulty or damaged AL44 67 R
Digital input number 9 I6 9 R Driver 2 high evap. pressure (MOP) AL46 69 R
Digital input number 10 I6 10 R Driver 2 low evap. pressure (LOP) AL47 70 R
Digital input number 11 I6 11 R Driver 2 low superheat AL48 71 R
Digital input number 12 I7 12 R Driver 2 high suction temperature AL49 72 R
Digital output number 1 Ia 13 R Driver 2 valve not closed during black-out AL50 73 R
Digital output number 2 Ia 14 R Cooling methods M1 74 R
Digital output number 3 Ia 15 R Heating methods M1 75 R
Digital output number 4 Ib 16 R Humidification methods M1 76 R
Digital output number 5 Ib 17 R Dehumidification methods M1 77 R
Digital output number 6 Ic 18 R Cooling limits M2 78 R
Digital output number 7 Ic 19 R Dehumidifying limits M2 79 R
Digital output number 8 Ic 20 R Type of circuit 1 condensation probe
C7 80 R/W
(0= Pressure; 1= Temperature)
Digital output number 9 Id 21 R Type of circuit 2 condensation probe
C8 81 R/W
(0= Pressure; 1= Temperature)
Digital output number 10 Id 22 R Enabling of pressure probe 1 C9 82 R/W
Digital output number 11 Id 23 R Enabling of pressure probe 2 Ca 83 R/W
Compressor 1 general alarm AL01 24 R Enabling of condenser 1 temp. probe Cb 84 R/W
Compressor 2 general alarm AL02 25 R Enabling of condenser 2 temp. probe Cb 85 R/W
Compressor 1 low pressure alarm AL03 26 R Enabling of humidity probe Cc 86 R/W
Compressor 2 low pressure alarm AL04 27 R Enabling of delivery probe Cd 87 R/W
Air flow alarm AL05 28 R Enabling of external temp. probe Ce 88 R/W
Selection of temp. unit of measurement
Fan circuit breaker alarm AL06 29 R C0 89 R/W
(0= Centigrade; 1= Fahrenheit)
Resistance 1 circuit breaker alarm AL07 30 R Enabling of clock board (pCO1,pCOXS) C0 90 R/W
Resistance 2 circuit breaker alarm AL08 31 R Enabling of printer C0 91 R/W
Fire/smoke alarm AL09 32 R Type of freecooling (0= 010 V; 1= 3 points) C1 92 R/W
Enabling of contemporary freecooling and
Dirty filters alarm AL10 33 R C1 93 R/W
compressor functioning
High room temperature alarm AL11 34 R Enabling of dehumidification C2 94 R/W
Low room temperature alarm AL12 35 R Enabling of humidification C2 95 R/W
High room humidity alarm AL13 36 R Enabling of modulating supply fan C4 96 R/W
Low room humidity alarm AL14 37 R Enabling of condensation function C5 97 R/W
Compressor 1 functioning time threshold alarm AL15 38 R Enabling of second condens. battery C5 98 R/W
Compressor 2 functioning time threshold alarm AL16 39 R Enabling of FIFO compressor rot. G1 99 R/W
Fan functioning time threshold alarm AL17 40 R Type of temperature adjustment (0= P; 1= P+I) G1 100 R/W
Room temperature probe faulty alarm AL18 41 R Enabling of high pressure Prevent function G9 101 R/W
External temperature probe faulty alarm AL19 42 R Enabling of unit forcing in pLAN Gc 102 R/W
Delivery temperature probe faulty alarm AL20 43 R Enabling of freecooling humidity limit P6 103 R/W
Visualisation of language mask on switch-on of the
Room humidity probe faulty alarm AL21 44 R P7 104 R/W
pCO
Pressure probe 1 faulty alarm AL22 45 R Enabling of unit switch off from key P7 105 R/W
Pressure probe 2 faulty alarm AL23 46 R Enabling of delivery limit function Pa 106 R/W
Condensation temp. probe 1 faulty alarm AL24 47 R ON/OFF supervisor unit -- 107 R/W
Condensation temp. probe 2 faulty alarm AL25 48 R Confirm hour adjustment -- 108 R/W
Black-out alarm AL26 49 R Confirm minutes adjustment -- 109 R/W
Clock board faulty alarm AL27 50 R Confirm day adjustment -- 110 R/W
Circuit 1 high pressure alarm AL28 51 R Confirm month adjustment -- 111 R/W
Circuit 2 high pressure alarm AL29 52 R Confirm year adjustment -- 112 R/W
Aux. alarm AL30 53 R Confirm day of the week adjustment -- 113 R/W
Humidifier functioning time threshold alarm AL31 54 R Reset supervisor alarms -- 114 R/W
pLAN alarm AL32 55 R Driver 1 pLAN alarm AL51 115 R
Driver 1 probe faulty or disconnected alarm ALxx 56 R Driver 2 pLAN alarm AL52 116 R
Driver 1 Eeprom faulty or damaged AL34 57 R
Driver 1 motor valve faulty or damaged AL35 58 R

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21.2.2 Analogue variables

DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE


Pressure probe 1 measurement I0 1 R External temperature probe calibration A9 36 R/W
Humidity probe measurement I0 2 R Delivery temperature probe calibration A9 37 R/W
Room temperature probe measurement I1 3 R Pressure probe 2 calibration A8 38 R/W
External temperature probe measurement I1 4 R Cond. 1 temperature probe calibration Aa 39 R/W
Delivery air temperature probe measurement I1 5 R Cond. 2 temperature probe calibration Aa 40 R/W
Pressure probe 2 measurement I0 6 R Pressure probe 1 maximum value C9 41 R/W
Condensat. 1 temperature probe measurement I0 7 R Pressure probe 1 minimum value C9 42 R/W
Condensat. 1 temperature probe measurement I0 8 R Pressure probe 2 maximum value Ca 43 R/W
Temperature set point S0 9 R/W Pressure probe 2 minimum value Ca 44 R/W
Minimum limit of the temperature set point P1 10 R/W Humidity probe maximum value Cc 45 R/W
Maximum limit of the temperature set point P1 11 R/W Humidity probe minimum value Cc 46 R/W
Humidity set point S0 12 R/W % of the min. freecool. opening band G2 47 R/W
Minimum limit of the humidity set point P2 13 R/W % of the max. freecool. opening band G2 48 R/W
Maximum limit of the humidity set point P2 14 R/W Minimum freecooling opening G2 49 R/W
Freecooling opening I8 15 R Supply fan minimum speed G3 50 R/W
Supply fan speed I8 16 R Supply fan maximum speed G3 51 R/W
Condenser fan 1 speed I9 17 R Supply fan speed in dehumid. G3 52 R/W
Condenser fan 2 speed I9 18 R Stop dehumidification temp. differential G4 53 R/W
Neutral zone temperature P3 19 R/W Dehumidification re-start temp. offset G4 54 R/W
Cold proportional band P3 20 R/W High pressure alarm set point G5 55 R/W
Hot proportional band P3 21 R/W High pressure alarm differential G5 56 R/W
Humidification proportional band P4 22 R/W Condensation set point (pressure) G6 57 R/W
Dehumidification proportional band P4 23 R/W Condensation differential (pressure) G6 58 R/W
Freecooling offset P5 24 R/W Condensation set point (temperature) G7 59 R/W
Minimum humidity limit for freecooling P6 25 R/W Condensation differential (temperature) G7 60 R/W
Maximum humidity limit for freecooling P6 26 R/W Condenser fan max. speed G8 61 R/W
High room temperature alarm offset P8 27 R/W Condenser fan min. speed G8 62 R/W
Low room temperature alarm offset P8 28 R/W Prevent set point (pressure) G9 63 R/W
High room humidity alarm offset P9 29 R/W Prevent differential (pressure) G9 64 R/W
Low room humidity alarm offset P9 30 R/W Set point Prevent (temperature) Ga 65 R/W
Set point for delivery air limitation Pa 31 R/W Prevent differential (temperature) Ga 66 R/W
Differential ON unit in stand-by for low
Delivery air limitation differential Pa 32 R/W Gd 67 R/W
temperature
Condens. 1 pressure probe calibration A8 33 R/W Offset OFF unit in stand-by for low temperature Gd 68 R/W
Differential ON unit in stand-by for high
Humidity probe calibration A8 34 R/W Ge 69 R/W
temperature
Room temperature probe calibration A9 35 R/W Offset OFF unit in stand-by for high temperature Ge 70 R/W

21.2.3 Entire variables

DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE DESCRIPTION MSK IND. TYPE


Current hour K0 1 R Type AL1 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 54 R/W
Current minutes K0 2 R Type AL2 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 55 R/W
Day K0 3 R Type AL3 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 56 R/W
Month K0 4 R Type AL4 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 57 R/W
Year K0 5 R Type AL5 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 58 R/W
Hour adjustment K0 6 R Type AL6 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 59 R/W
Minutes adjustment K0 7 R/W Type AL7 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 60 R/W
Day adjustment K0 8 R/W Type AL8 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 61 R/W
Month adjustment K0 9 R/W Type AL9 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 62 R/W
Year adjustment K0 10 R/W Type AL10 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 63 R/W
Refrigerant selection (0= no; 1= R22;
C1 11 R/W Type AL11 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 64 R/W
2= R134a; 3= R404a; 4= R407C; 5= R410A)
Number of compressors C3 12 R/W Type AL12 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 65 R/W
Number of resistances for heating C3 13 R/W Type AL13 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 66 R/W
Number of compressors for dehumidification C3 14 R/W Type AL14 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2 minor 2) Pb 67 R/W
Selected number of condenser fans C5 15 R/W Type AL15 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 68 R/W
Type of signal of pressure probe 1
C9 16 R/W Type AL16 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 69 R/W
(2= 01 V; 3= 010 V; 4= current)
Type of signal of pressure probe 2 (2= 01 V;
Ca 17 R/W Type AL17 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 70 R/W
3= 010 V; 4= current)
Type of signal of condens. 1 .T. probe
(0= NTC; 1= PT1000; 2= 01 V; Cb 18 R/W Type AL18 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 71 R/W
3= 010 V; 4= current)
Type of signal of condens. 2 T. probe
(0= NTC; 1= PT1000; 2= 01 V; Cb 19 R/W Type AL19 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 72 R/W
3= 010 V; 4= current)
Type of signal of the humidity probe
Cc 20 R/W Type AL20 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pb 73 R/W
(2= 01 V; 3= 010 V; 4= current)

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Type of signal of the room temperature probe (0=
Cd 21 R/W Type AL21 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 74 R/W
NTC; 1= PT1000)
Type of signal of the delivery temperature probe
Cd 22 R/W Type AL22 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 75 R/W
(0= NTC; 1= PT1000)
Type of signal of the external temperature probe
Ce 23 R/W Type AL23 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 76 R/W
(0= NTC; 1= PT1000)
Class of particip. pLAN board 1
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Cf 24 R/W Type AL24 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 77 R/W
not present)
Class of particip .pLAN board 2 (0=
present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= not Cf 25 R/W Type AL25 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 78 R/W
present)
Class of particip. pLAN board 3
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Cf 26 R/W Type AL26 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 79 R/W
not present)
Class of particip. pLAN board 4
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Cg 27 R/W Type AL27 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 80 R/W
not present)
Class of particip. pLAN board 5
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Cg 28 R/W Type AL28 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 81 R/W
not present)
Class of particip. pLAN board 6
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Cg 29 R/W Type AL29 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 82 R/W
not present)
Class of particip. pLAN board 7
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Ch 30 R/W Type AL30 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 83 R/W
not present)
Class of particip. pLAN board 8
(0= present/rotation; 1= present/no rotat.; 2= Ch 31 R/W Type AL31 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 84 R/W
not present)
Number of units in Stand-by mode Gb 32 R/W Type AL32 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 85 R/W
Unit in pLAN network automatic rotation time Gb 33 R/W Type AL33 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 86 R/W
Condenser fan Speed-up time G6 34 R/W Type AL34 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 87 R/W
Forcing delays for high room temperature Gc 35 R/W Type AL35 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 88 R/W
Forcing delays for low environmental temp. Gc 36 R/W Type AL36 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 89 R/W
Supply fan switch-on delay T0 37 R/W Type AL37 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 90 R/W
Delivery fan switch off delay T0 38 R/W Type AL38 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 91 R/W
Integration time for P+I adjustment T1 39 R/W Type AL39 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 92 R/W
3 point freecooling excursion time T1 40 R/W Type AL40 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pc 93 R/W
Low pressure alarm delay T2 41 R/W Type AL41 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 94 R/W
High-low temp.-humidity alarms delay T2 42 R/W Type AL42 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 95 R/W
Serious alarm n.4 relay activation delay T3 43 R/W Type AL43 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 96 R/W
Minor alarm n.5 relay activation delay T3 44 R/W Type AL44 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 97 R/W
Minor alarm n.6 relay activation delay T3 45 R/W Type AL45 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 98 R/W
Dirty filters alarm delay T4 46 R/W Type AL46 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 99 R/W
Air flow meter alarm delay T4 47 R/W Type AL47 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 100 R/W
Compressor switch-off minimum duration T5 48 R/W Type AL48 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 101 R/W
Compressor switch-on minimum duration T5 49 R/W Type AL49 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 102 R/W
Switch-on delay between compressors T6 50 R/W Type AL50 (0= serious; 1= minor 1; 2= minor 2) Pd 103 R/W
Delay between different comp. switch-on T6 51 R/W Compressor 1 functioning time threshold A7 104 R/W
Freecooling time off for humidity limit T7 52 R/W Compressor 2 functioning time threshold A7 110 R/W
Switch-on delay between resistances T8 53 R/W Humidifier functioning time threshold A7 111 R/W
Fan functioning time threshold A7 112 R/W

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22. Glossary
Proportional band: defines a temperature zone of a few degrees starting from the set point, inside which the system manages adjustment devices.
Built-in: display housed on the back of the pCO board.
Buzzer: buzzer mounted on the external terminals; it makes a noise for long periods of time in the case of alarm or briefly if limits are exceeded on setting
parameters. The built-in terminals are not equipped with this device.
Default: this term defines values, for example the set point and the temperature proportional valve, automatically used by the system when modifications are not
carried out by the user.
Freecooling: action of introducing external air into the environment by means of a shutter opening, in order to cool the environment and saving energy at the
same time.
Step: defines an area of the proportional band (temperatures or humidity) inside which a device is switched-on and also defines the switch-on/off values of the
device in question.
Delivery: is the air introduced into the environment to be air conditioned.
Manual: switch-on and off of all devices connected to the board outputs, from a relevant mask and with the unit switched-off.
Mask: defines the screen that is visualised on the display.
Branch loop: series of masks regarding the same subject and therefore they can be easily reached by pressing the arrow keys; access to the branch takes place by
pressing one of the terminal keys, which visualises the first mask in the loop on the display.
Ramp: this term defines the excursion of a modulating valve from 0% to 100%.
Range: range of values available for a parameter.
Return suction: air of the controlled environment, sucked by the air conditioner.
Set point: defines a temperature value (or humidity) that must be satisfied; the system activates the hot or cold devices until the temperature or the humidity
have equalled the set point.
Sleep mode: defines the OFF status of a unit when requested by the Master unit, in the automatic Rotation mode
Buffer (memory): memory of the board on which the factory values of all parameters, selected by CAREL, are memorised. Permanent memory even without
voltage supply.
Upload: the operation with which the application programme is copied from the computer or from the programming key to the pCO board FLASH memory
3 point valve modulating valve: the 3 point valve is a commonly used valve. It is activated by 2 relays. One controls timed opening and the other timed closure.
The modulating valve is piloted by a live signal 0...10 V and is more precise.
Neutral zone: defines a very small temperature zone between the set point and the proportional band, inside which the devices do not switch on.

CAREL reserves the right to modify and change its products without forewarning. Manual valid for software version 1.1 and successive.

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CAREL S.p.A.
Via dellIndustria, 11 - 35020 Brugine - Padova (Italy)
Tel. (+39) 049.9716611 Fax (+39) 049.9716600
http://www.carel.com - e-mail: carel@carel.com

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