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E 121 TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROLLER FOR ONE-BATTERY AIR HANDLING UNIT
C BUS
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DTU 614
C2 Eng.
Temperature and relative humidity control in air handling units 24-hour, 7-day, and yearly period programming Communication systems:
telemanagement C-Bus
24 V power supply; DIN rail mounting 1. APPLICATION

DTU 614 is designed for temperature and humidity control in air handling units composed of: 1 hot/chilled water or vapor battery with 3-wire modulating control or electric batteries with 1-,2-, or 3-stage On-Off control or direct expansion batteries with 1- or 2-stage On-Off control 1 adiabatic humidifying unit with On-off control or vapor-operated, with 0...10 V control (alternative to air damper control) 1 air mixing unit with 0...10 V air damper actuators or 1 heat recuperator with 0...10 V or On-Off control (CSV 304 converter). The equipment can be included in a Telemanagement system through the C-Bus connection.
2. FEATURES
The main features of DTU 614 are as follows: One 3-wire modulating output, or 2-stage On-off (two equal loads) or 3-stage (two unequal loads) outputs, configurable for: room temperature control (heating or cooling) with summer external compensation if desired, minimum and maximum flow limits to prevent cold drafts, hot air stratification and condensing in the air ducts. flow temperature control (heating or cooling) with winter and summer compensation if desired pre-heating temperature control at variable values according to room temperature and humidity battery antifreeze temperature control One On-off output for winter adiabatic humidifying unit control One 0...10 V progressive output, configurable for: air mixing control based on temperature comparison, with minimum external air limit external air control for room dehumidification with compensation of dew temperature on glass windows and with minimum external air limit heat recuperator On-Off control according to room-external temperature comparison vapor-operated humidifier setting by means of a 0...10 V control One 3-wire On-Off output for manual or automatic seasonal switching. Two On-Off outputs for fan and pump control according to time setting in use Winter battery frostprotection temperature control Time setting including 25 24-hour programs, 5 7-day programs, and 25 yearly period programs Alarms for detector short and open circuits and for system and equipment malfunction.
3. ACCESSORIES
No. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Description Duct flow air temperature detector Duct outside air temperature detector or wall outside air temperature detector Duct extract air temperature detector or room air temperature detector Duct pre-heating temperature detector or dew point temperature detector Room relative humidity and temperature detector or duct relative humidity detector or duct relative humidity detector (swimming pools) Battery frostprotection temperature detector flush or immersed 010 V to 2-stage On-Off Duct converter Temperature set-point adjuster Relative humidity set-point adjuster Outside air minimum distance positioner Type STA 010 STA 001 SAE 001 STA 010 SAB 010 STA 010 STV 010 SAU 012 SUR 012 SUR 051 SAF 010 SIH 010 CSV 304 CDB 100 CDB 200 PCS 04 Application Range 060 C 30+40 C 30+40 C 040 C 040 C 040 C 040 C 040 C ; 2080 % 2080 % 1090 % 040 C 040 C 5 C 5 %H
Sensing element t
Code Data sheet B1 B2 B2 B3 B3 B4 B4 B3-B6 B6 B6 B7 B7 U1 Rt RH Rs
10 k 1 k 1 k 10 k 10 k 10 k 10 k 10 k NTC 10 k NTC 10 k
NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC
We reserve the right to make changes without notice
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Temp. proportional band (base value): Heating (room) (B3 o B1+B3) 12 40 C Heating (flow) (B1) 110 40 C Various temp. proportional band multipliers: Heating flow (B1+B3) Pb amb x 0.5520 Cooling temperatures Pb heat x 0.520 preheating (B4) Pb heat disch x 0.5120 dew point (B4) Pb room heat x 0.5120 air dampers (B2+B3) Pb room heat x 0.5120 frostprotection battery (B7) Pb flow heat x 0.5120 Temp. integral time 010255 min. Room or flow relative humidity (B6) : humidification 05099 % dehumidification 06099 % Humidity proportional band 0,56 40 % Humidity integral time 010255 min. Y output control: modulating 2 stage 3 stage Ys output control 010 V Valve stroke time (modulating) 30120630 sec. Season switching: manual (display) external control auto based on outside temp. auto based on room temp. auto based on dates Season switching outside temperatures: winter 02040 C summer 02540 C Season switching delay based on outside temp.: winter 12460 ore summer 1460 ore Alarm setting Telemanagement (PC-controlled calibrations) Alarm call attempts 15255 Alarm call interval 210255 m Alarms (PC-controlled calibrations) Flow temp. diff. threshold (B1) 0599 C Flow temp. diff. delay 230255 min. Room temp. diff. threshold (B3) 0199 C Room temp. diff. delay 230255 min. Frostprotection temperature trip delay (B4) 25255 min. Humidity diff. threshold (B6) 010100 % Humidity diff. delay 230255 min. Warning : In case of static, the equipments output controls may change settings; original settings will be subsequently restored automatically.
4. TECHNICAL DATA (default values in bold print) Electrical data Power supply 24 V ~ 10% Frequency 50 60 Hz Consumption 5 VA Protection IP40 Radio interference VDE0875/0871 Vibration test with 2g (DIN 40 046) Voltage-free output contacts: maximum switching voltage 250 V ~ maximum switching current 5 (1) A Construction standards Italian Elechtrotech Comm. (CEI) Data storage period 5 years Software Class A Mechanical data Case Modulo DIN 6E Mounting on DIN 35 rail Materials: base NYLON cover ABS Room temperature: operating 0 45C storage 25 + 60C Room humidity Class F DIN 40040 Dimensions 105 x 115 x 71.5 Weight 0.6 kg Programs and yearly periods 24-hour programs 125 24-hour schedules 26 7-day programs 15 Yearly periods 025 Setting range Heating (or cooling) temperatures: desired room temp. (B3 o B1+B3) 020 (25)40 C desired flow temp. (B1) 020 (25)60 C min. flow limit (B1+B3) 118 (8)60 C max. flow limit (B1+B3) 150 (25)60 C room heating flow limit (B1+B3) 040 C room cooling flow limit (B1+B3) 040 C outside default temp. (B1+B2) 3010 (35)40 C flow default temp. (B1+B2) 150 (10)60 C summer compensation TeTa (B2+B3) 0620 C Preheating or dewpoint temperature (B4) : min. limit 01040 C adjustment 9,50+9,5 C Heat pump min. outside temp. 30040 C
5. OVERALL DIMENSIONS
3 2 1
6. FRONT PANEL
1
AIR TREATMENT CONTROLLER
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DTU 614
115
4
35 45
c
PUMP FAN HUMIDIFICATOR FROSTPROT. DAMPER
c
ALARMS
ESC
105
50.5
21
3
1 Electronic component protection cover 2 Support base with transformer, relays and terminal boards 3 Screws for securing cover to base 4 DIN rail securing elements 5 DIN rail release lever 1 2 3 4 5 - Alphanumeric display - + and operating keys - and operating keys - Valve warnings - Pump warning 6 7 8 9 10 11 - Fan warning - Humidifier warning - Frostprotection warning - Air damper warning - Readings alarm warning - Malfunction warning
1
VALVE
10
11
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7. WIRING DIAGRAM
Y
M3.5
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24 V ~ 24 0
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Ycs
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl 1 2 3 Co Sum Win
7.1 3-Wire Modulating Valve Control

B1 B2 B3 B4 B6 B7 Y Ys Ycs Mv Mp Mu Rt RH Rs cs
Y : MODULAT I NG Run t i me : x x x s
Flow air temp. detector 060 C Outside temp. detector 30+40 C Room or extract air temp. detector 040 C Preheating or dewpoint temp. detector 040 C Room humidity or extract air or flow air detector Frostprotection detector 3-wire modulating control or 2- or 3-stage On-Off control Air dampers or recuperator or vapor humidifier 0...10V control Season switch Fan control Pump control Adiabatic humidifier control Temp. calibration adjuster Humidity calibration adjuster Outside air min. distance positioner Season switch : 1 = Winter, 2 = Summer.
Mu
Mp
Mv
3 4
24 24 0
9 10
11 12
13 14
DTU 614
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
T T T
T
2
T
1
0 Win Sum
1 2 3 24 1 0 2 Y1 3
B1 B2
B3 B4 Rt
B6
B7
RH
cs
Rs Y s
0
C BUS
7.2 Electric Battery Control

L Y.e
1st 2nd
7.3 Direct Expansion Battery Control

2 equal loads
M3.5 Y : 2 STAGES M3.5
1st
Y.c
2nd
3 4
2 unequal loads
M3.5 Y : 3 STAGES
Y : 2 STAGES
7.4 Vapor Humidifier Control (010 V)

24 V ~ 24 0
24 24 0
0
M3.5 Ys - Con t r o l : HUMI D I F .
Ys
Ys
7.5 Use of D-E1-E2 Outputs Examples On-Off according to program in use (M0.2 or M0.4) Possible Season Switching (M3.2) modes: No ss; Winter; Summer; Based on Outside Temp. Based on Seasons c1 open : On-Off according to Program setting (M0.2 or M0.4) c1 closed : Always On (for non-programmed operation) To use c1 as only On-Off control, set OFF in the Program setting (M0.2 and M0.4). Possible Season Switching (M3.2) modes: No ss; Winter; Summer; Based on Outside Temp.; Based on Seasons Ss Win: On-Off according to Winter Program setting (M0.2) Ss Sum: On-Off according to Summer Program setting (M0.4) Season switching (M3.2) must be: through ss control Ss Win and c1 open : On-Off -according to Winter Program setting (M0.2) Ss Win and c1 closed: On-Off -Always On, Winter; Ss Sum and c1 open : On-Off -according to Summer Program setting (M0.4) Ss Sum and c1 closed: On-Off -Always On, Summer; To use c1 as only On-Off control, set OFF in the Program setting (M0.2 and M0.4). Season Switching (M3.2) mode must be : through ss + c1 control
E1 E2 D
E1 E2 D c1
E1 E2 D
Win Sum
cs
E1 E2 D
Win Sum
cs c1
ss Control through manual or centralized season switch or through DTU 614-type controller with season switch. c1 on-off contact through manual control or through fan relay
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Procede as follow : Separate the base from the cover Install the base onto the DIN rail and check that it is properly anchored by the securing elements (5.4) Perform the wiring connections as illustrated in the diagram, in compliance with applicable regulations and using: 1.5 mm2 cables for supply voltage and relay control outputs 1 mm2 cables for the detectors and remote control 1 mm2 cables for the C-Bus. See sheet T 021 for length limits Apply power (24 V~) and make sure voltage properly reaches terminals 24 and 0. Remove power, re-install the cover onto the base/terminal board, and fasten it with the 4 screws included in the package (5.3). It is recommended not to insert more than two cables in a single controller terminal. Use external terminals if necessary.
9. WHERE TO PLACE DEVICES

9.1 Controller The controller should be placed in a dry environment, in compliance with acceptable environment conditions as described under Technical Data. If located in environments classified as hazardous it should be installed within switchboards built in accordance with applicable regulations depending on hazard class. The controller may be installed on the boards bottom on a DIN rail, or in DIN modular boards 9.2 Flow temperature detector B1 B1 must be installed downstream with respect to the flow fan. 9.3 Outside temperature detector B2 STA 001 : It may be used in systems with constant outside air inflow. It must be installed upstream with respect to the outside air dampers near the air intake. SAE 001 : It should be used in systems where outside air flow is not constant. It must be installed outside the building, on the north or northwest side, at a height of at least 3 m. above the ground, protected from sunshine and away from windows, doors, chimneys or other direct thermal interference. 9.4 Room temperature or extract air detector B3, or room temperature and humidity detector B3 + B6 SAB 010 or SAU 012 environment : It must be installed in a spot that reflects the average temperature and/or humidity of a significant room (e.g. living room) at a height of 1.5...1.6 m. above the floor, on an inside wall away from windows, doors and sources of heat (no alcoves, scaffolds or hangings). STA 010 extract air: It should be installed upstream with respect to the extract fan. 9.5 Duct mounting humidity detector B6 Extract air: It must be installed upstream with respect to the extract fan. Discharge air: It should be installed downstream with respect to the discharge fan. 9.6 Preheating temperature detector B4 It must be installed downstream with respect to the humidifying unit, preferably downstream of the drop separator. 9.7 Swimming pool window dew point temperature detector B4 It should be installed in contact with windows facing north. 9.8 Frost protection temperature detector B7 It should be installed downstream of the preheating battery, in contact with the battery (flush detector SAF 010) or immersed on the battery outflow piping.
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10. COMMUNICATION
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10.1 C-Bus Telemanagement Communication (for more detailed information please see Technical Sheet T 021) Through the C-Bus output, DTU 614 can be managed remotely (two-way data communication) by means of one or more local PC(s) and/or a remote central computer via telephone network. From the PC(s) it is possible to view and/or change the following: data and value settings on the controller display pages, and configuration data dedicated to telemanagement only (see Technical Data) system components operating status (pumps, accessory in general) acquire system-generated alarms view detector readings (temperatures: outside, room, flow, etc.) 10.2 C-Bus wiring
Controller with Address No. 1
Controller with Address No. 2
Controller with Address No. ...
0C
0C
0C
to modem and/or convertor for local PC
10.3 Telemanagement Address

M3.8 Add r e s s : G r o up :
In telemanagement mode, controllers must have an address sequence number in order to be identified by the central computer or by the local PC(s),. Additionally, controllers can be subdivided into groups. When in non-telemanagement mode, the address should be saved (). To cancel values, press + and keys simultaneously.
Note
10.4 Sending Alarms

M3.7 Se n d i ngA l a rms : NO Pa s sWTe l ema n : NO
Sending alarms : NO = No alarms are sent YES= Alarms are sent to the central computer and are signaled by the word ALARM appearing on the display Teleman Passw : NO = Password disabled YES= Password enabled
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11. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROL EXAMPLES

11.1 Room temperature and humidity control
B3
T
B6 B3 B6
H T H
B2 B3 B6 Rt RH
Outside temp. detector (for compensation only) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional)
DTU 614 B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 B7 G B8
Rt RH B2
T
+ +
+
2 3 1
DTU 614
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 2 3 5 6 8
B2
B3
Rt
B6
RH
11.2 Room temperature and humidity control with flow temperature limits
B3
T
B6 B3 B6
H T H
Rt RH B2
T
+ +
B1
T
B1 B2 B3 B6 Rt RH
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation only) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional)
M3.1
DTU 614 B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 B7 G B8
T
2
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
RH
DTU 614
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 1 2 3 5 6 8
11.3 Flow temperature and room or flow humidity control
B6 B6
H T H
DTU 614
B2
T
+ +
B1
T
B6
H
Rt RH
B1 B2 B6 Rt RH
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation only) Room or extract humidity detector Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional)
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 B7 G B8
T
2
B1 B2
DTU 614
Rt
B6
RH
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 1 2 5 6 8
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12. USE OF YS OUTPUT EXAMPLES
12.1 Temperature comparison air damper optimization
B3
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Ys Rs B2
T
B2 B3 Ys Rs
Outside temp. detector Room or extract temp. detector Progressive air damper control Outside air min. distance positioner (optional)
24 V ~ 24 0
24 24 0
+ +
DTU 614
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 2 3
DTU 614
M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D Ys 0C C
1 2 3
24 1
0 2
Y1 3
B2
B3
Rs Y s
12.3 Heat recuperator On-Off control

B3
Ys M B2
T
B2 B3 Ys Rt U1
Outside temp. detector (for compensation only) Room or extract temp. detector Recuperator Temperature set point adjuster (optional) 0...10 V- into On-Off signal converter
24 V ~ 24 0
24 24 0
DTU 614
+ +
M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : RECUPERATOR
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D Ys 0C C
U1
U1
24 1
0 2
Y1 3
DTU 614
B2
B3
12.3 Outside air control for room dehumidification (swimming pools) with dew point control (optional) 1 Heating modulating battery
Y
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
B3 B6
Rs Ys
+
B7
T
B1
T
Rt RH
B4
T
Mv
Y
Mp
B1 B3 B4 B6 B7 Mp Mv Rt RH Rs Y Ys
DTU 614
Flow temp. detector Room or extract temp. detector Dew point temp. detector (optional) Room or extract humidity detector Battery antifreeze detector Pump On-Off control Fan On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional) Outside air min. distance positioner (optional) Heating modulating control Progressive air damper control (dehumidification)
Mp
Mv
3 4
24 24 0
0 8
9 10 11 12
13 14
DTU 614 B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 B7 G B8 E1 E2 D Ys 0C C
T T
T
2
T
1 1 2 3 24 1 0 2 Y1 3
B1
B3 B4 Rt
B6 B7 RH
Rs Y s
M3.1
M3.3
M3.4
M3.5
M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DEHUMI D I F I CAT I ON
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Us e De t e c t o r 1 3 4 5 6 8 DEWPOI NT
B4 Y : MODULAT I NG Y : HEAT I NG Ru n T i me : xxxs
12.4 Vapor humidifying unit control (0...10 V)

24 V ~ 24 0
B6 B6
H T H
B6 Room or extract humidity detector RH Humidity set point adjuster (optional) Ys Progressive humidifier control
24 24 0
+ +
+
Ys
B6
H
RH
Ys RH
DTU 614
B6
M3.1
M3.6
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Ys - Con t r o l : 6 8 HUMI D I F I CAT I ON
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13. USE OF Y OUTPUT EXAMPLES

13.1 1 Preheating modulating battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
Y
B3 B6
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
Rt RH B2
T
T
B1
T
Mv
Y Mp
B7
Mu
B1 B2 B3 B6 B7 Mu Mv Mp Rt RH Y
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Battery frostprotection detector Humidifier On-Off control Fan On-Off control Pump On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional) Heating modulating control
Mu
Mp
Mv
3 4
7 24 24 0
0 8
9 10
11 12
13 14
DTU 614
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
DTU 614
T
2 3
T
1
M3.1
M3.2
M3.4
M3.5 Y : HEAT I NG
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
B7
RH
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng Y : MODULAT i NG 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 NO Ru n T i me : xxs
13.2 1 Winter heating, summer cooling modulating battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
Y
B3 B6
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
Rt RH B2
T
T
B1
T
Mv
Y Mp
B7
Mu
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Frostprotection detector Humidifier On-Off control Fan On-Off control Pump On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional) Winter heating, summer cooling modulating control
Mu
Mp
Mv
3 4
7 24 24 0
9 10
11 12
13 14
DTU 614
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
DTU 614
T
2
T
1
0 Win Sum
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
B7
RH
cs
M3.1
M3.2
M3.4
M3.5 Y : HEAT I NG
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng Y : MODULAT I NG 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 XXXXXXXXX Ru n T i me : x x x s
13.3 1 Heating On-Off battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit

1 2
24 V ~ 24 0 Y
B3 B6
Rt RH B2
T
B1
T
Mv Y Mu
B1 B2 B3 B6 Mu Mv Rt RH Y
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Humidifier On-Off control Fan On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional) On-Off heating control
Mu
Mv
3 4
7 24 24 0
9 10
11 12
13 14
DTU 614
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
T
2
0
3 1
Win
Sum
DTU 614
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
RH
cs
M3.1
M3.2
M3.4
M3.5 Y : HEAT I NG
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng Y : 2 STAGES 1 2 3 5 6 8 NO
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13.4 1 Winter heating, summer cooling modulating battery with heat pump season switching 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
Y
B3 B6
24 V ~ 24 0
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
Rt RH B2
T
+
B7
T
B1
T
Mv Mu
Mp Ycs
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Frostprotection detector Humidifier On-Off control Fan On-Off control Pump On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional) Winter heating, summer cooling modulating control Ycs Heat pump season control
Sum Win Co
Ycs
Mu
Mp
Mv
3 4
7 24 24 0
9 10
11 12
13 14
DTU 614
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
T
2
T
1
0 Win Sum
DTU 614
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
B7
RH
cs
M3.1
M3.2
M3.4
M3.5 Y -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y - Sum: COOL I NG
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng Y : MODULAT I NG 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 XXXXXXXXX Ru n T i me : x x x s
13.5 1 Winter heating, summer cooling On-Off battery with heat pump season switching 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
B3 B6
Rt RH B2
T
B1
T
Mv
Y Ycs Mu
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Room or extract humidity detector Humidifier On-Off control Fan On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Humidity set point adjuster (optional) Winter heating, summer cooling On-Off control (heat pump) Ycs Heat pump season control
B1 B2 B3 B6 Mu Mv Rt RH Y
1stSt
24 V ~ 24 0
Y
2ndSt Sum Win Co
Ycs
Mu
Mv
3 4
7 24 24 0
9 10
11 12
13 14
DTU 614
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
DTU 614
T
B7 G B8 E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
0
2 3 1
M3.1
M3.2
M3.4
M3.5 Y -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y - Sum: COOL I NG
Win
Sum
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng Y : 2 STAGES 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 XXXXXXXXX
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
RH
cs
14. 3 OR 4 BATTERY SYSTEM CONTROL (DTU644 + DTU 614) EXAMPLES

14.1 1 Winter preheating with antifreeze control modulating battery 1 Summer cooling/dehumidifying modulating battery 1 post-heating modulating battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
B6 B3
H T
B2
+
B7
T
B4
T
B1
T
Rt
RH
Mv Y2 Mu Y3 DTU 644 DTU 614
Y1
B1 B2 B3 B4 B6 B7 Mv Mu Y1 Y2 Y3 Rt RH
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Preheating temperature detector Room or extract humidity detector Frostprotection detector Fans Humidifier On-Off control Winter preheating modulating control Summer cooling/dehumidifying modulating control Post-heating modulating control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Dehumidification set point adjuster (optional)
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 1 2 3 5 6 M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROL s s M2.3 Ou t p u t 8 - 9 - 1 0 : CONTROL M3.3 Us e d e t e c t o r PREHEAT I NG M3.4 Y1 : MODULAT I NG Ru n T i me : x x xs M2.6 Y1 -Wi n : PREHEAT . Y1 - Sum: OF F M2.7 M2.8 M2.9 M2.10
T T T T
2 3
Y1
2 Op 1 Co 3 Cl
Y3
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
Y2
2 Op 1 Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
M3.1
Mu Mv
De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 6 7 8 M3.2
3 4
24 24 0
9 10
11 12 13 14
3 4
7 24 24 0
9 10 11 12
13 14
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng XXXXXXXXX M3.4 Y : MODULAT I NG Ru n t i me : x xxs M3.5
DTU 644
DTU 614
B4
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 B7 G B8 E1 E2 D Ys 0C C
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 B7 G B8 E1 E2 D Ys 0C C
Mv
1
0 Win Sum
Y -Wi n : FROSPROT . Y - Sum: OF F
B1 B2
B3 B4 Rt
B6
B7
RH
cs
Y2 : MODULAT I NG Y2 -Wi n : OFF Y3 : MODULAT I NG Y3 -Wi n : HEAT I NG Ru n T i me : x x x s Y2 - Sum: COOL+DEHU Run t i me : x x x s Y3 - Sum: HEAT I NG
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14.2 1 Winter preheating modulating battery with antifreeze control 1 Summer cooling/dehumidifying modulating battery 1 Winter post-heating modulating battery 1 Summer post-heating On-Off battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
B6 B3
B2
+
B7
T
B4
B1
T
RH
Rt
Mv Y2 Mu Y1.win Y3.sum
DTU 644 DTU 614
B1 B2 B3 B4 B6 B7 Mu Mv Y Y1win Y2 Y3sum Rt RH
Flow temp. detector Outside temp. detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Preheating temperature detector Room or extract humidity detector Frostprotection detector Humidifier On-Off control Fans Winter preheating modulating control Winter postheating modulating control Summer cooling/dehumidifying modulating control Summer postheating On-Off control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Dehumidification set point adjuster (optional, for humidifying only)
24 V ~ 24 0
Y1.win
Y3.sum
1 2
Y2
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
Y
2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
M2.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 1 2 3 5 6 M2.2 Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROL cs M2.3 Ou t pu t 8 - 9 - 1 0 : CONTROL M2.5 Y1 : MODULAT I NG Ru n t i me : x xxs M2.6 Y1 -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y1 - Sum: OFF M2.7 M2.8 M2.9
T
2 3 2 1 Op Co 3 Cl
M3.1
Mu Mv
De t e c t o r s L a y o u t 4 7 8 M3.2
3 4
24 24 0
9 10 11 12 13 14
3 4
7 24 24 0
0 8
9 10
11 12
13 14
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng XXXXXXXXX M3.3
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6
DTU 614
Us e d e t e c t o r PREHEAT I NG
E1 E2 D Ys 0C C
B4
B7 G B8
M3.4 Y : MODULAT I NG Run t i me : x xxs
Mv
1
0 Win Sum
M3.5
B4 B7
B1 B2
B3
Rt
B6
RH
cs
Y -W i n : PREHEAT . Y - Sum: OFF
M2.10 Y3 -Wi n : OFF Y3 - Sum: HEAT I NG
Y2 : MODULAT I NG Y2 -Wi n : OFF Y3 : 2 STAGES Ru n t i me : x x x s Y2 - Sum: COOL+DEHU
14.3 1 Winter preheating with antifreeze control and summer cooling/dehumidifying modulating battery 1 Winter post-heating modulating battery 1 Summer post-heating On-Off battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit
B1 B2 B3 B4 B6 B7 Mu Mv Y Y1iwin Y2 Y3sum Rt RH Flow temperature detector Outside temperature detector (for compensation) Room or extract temp. detector Preheating temperature detector Room or extract humidity detector Frostprotection detector Adiabatic humidifier On-Off control Fans Winter preheating control Winter postheating control Summer cooling/dehumidifying control Summer postheating control Temperature set point adjuster (optional) Dehumidification set point adjuster (optional, for humidifying only)
M3.1
Y1
2 Op 1 Co 3 Cl
B6
B3
B2
B7
T T T
Mv Mu Y2.win Y3.sum
Y1
DTU 644 DTU 614
M2.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 1 2 3 5 6 M2.2 Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROL ss M2.3 Ou t pu t 8 - 9 - 1 0 : CONTROL M2.4 Us e d e t e c t o r PREHEAT I NG M2.5 Y1 : MODULAT I NG Ru n t i me : x xxs M2.6 Y1 -Wi n : PREHEAT . Y1 - Sum: COOL+DEHU M2.7 Y2 : MODULAT I NG Ru n t i me : x x x s B4
B1 M B2 B3 M B4 B5 M B6 DTU 614
B4
B1
RH
Rt
24 V ~ 24 0
Y3.sum
1 2
Y2.win
2 Op 1 Co 3 Cl
24 V ~ 24 0
De t e c t o r s L a y o u t 7 8
N L N L N L
M3.2 Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng XXXXXXXXX
Mu
Mp
Mv
M3.4 Y : MODULAT I NG Run t i me : x xxs M3.5 Y -W i n : FROSTPR . Y - Sum: OFF
3 4
24 24 0
9 10 11 12 13 14
3 4
7 24 24 0
9 10
11 12
13 14
B7 G B8
E1 E2 D
Ys 0C C
T T T
T
2
Mv
0 Win Sum
B1 B2
B3 B4 Rt
B6
B7
RH
cs
M2.8 Y2 -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y2 - Sum: OFF
M2.9 Y3 : 2 STAGES
M2.10 Y3 -Wi n : OFF Y3 - Sum: HEAT I NG
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15. OPERATION
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DTU 614 is a microprocessor-operated digital controller for temperature and relative humidity control in air handling units composed of: 1 unit with 3-wire modulating control, or 1, 2 or 3-stage On-Off control. The unit can have the following functions: Preheating; Heating; Cooling; Heating with heat pump. 1 adiabatic humidification On-Off unit or vapor humidification unit with 0...10 V control (alternative to air mixing or heat recuperating unit) 1 air mixing or heat recuperating unit with 0...10 V (alternative to vapor humidifier) To adjust the controller to system requirements, proceed as follows:
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t M3.5 Y : HEAT I NG Y -W i n : HEAT I NG Y - Sum: COOL I NG
configure system according to connected detectors and controls
assign control outputs Y the action it is required to perform also according to season switching, if applicable.
16. TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER

M3.1 De t e c t o r s 3 De t e c t o r s 1 De t e c t o r s 1 3
Temperature control can operate alternatively with:

L a y ou t L a y ou t L a y ou t
Room or extract air detector B3 only: Fixed point room Heating and Cooling temperature control Discharge air detector B1 only: Fixed point flow Heating and Cooling temperature control Room or extract air detector B3 and discharge air detector B1: Flow Heating and Cooling temperature control according to room temperature deviation
16.1 Desired temperatures Desired temperatures for heating and cooling

M0.5 M0.7
Can be set in
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 5
He a t T . Room De s i r . : 2 0 . 0 c 0 . 0 He a t T . F l ow De s i r . : 2 0 . 0 c 0 . 0
and and
Coo l T . Room De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0 Coo l T . F l ow De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0
if B3 or B1 and B3 are connected if only B1 is connected
or in
If the set point adjuster Rt is connected, these values can be changed remotely The value of the change is displayed , in C, next to the set values.
16.2 Proportional band and Integral Time

M2.1 T empe r . Room P r o p . Ba n d : 2 . 0 c M2.2 T empe r . Room I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m
Basic temperature control parameters, Proportional Band and Integral Time, apply to heating control (Room: if B3 only or B1 + B3 are connected, or Flow: if B1 only is connected) and can be changed in the CALIBRATION menu. The Proportional Band parameter (in C) is used for other temperature settings through modifiable multipliers that adapt it to the different types of controls (Cooling; Preheating; Auxiliary heating; Dew point; Air Damper).
M2.1
M3.13 Pb F l ow Pb Room M3.14 Pb Coo l i ng Pb He a t i ng M3.15 Pb Pb Pb Pb P r e h e a t i ng He a t F l ow x 1 Dew p o i n t He a t Room x 1 = .0 = .0 = x0 . 5 = x5 . 0
Examples of Pb multipliers with
T empe r . Room P r op . b a n d : 2 . 0 c
Pb Flow (heating) = Pb Room (heating) x 5.0 (= 10 C)
Pb Cooling (room) = Pb heating (room) x 0.5 (= 1 C) Pb Cooling (flow) = Pb heating (flow) x 0.5 (= 5 C)
Pb Preheating = Pb flow heating x 1.0 (= 10C) Pb Dew point = Pb room heating x 1.0 (= 2 C)
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Dampe r s = He a t Ro om x 1 . 0 Re c up e r a t o r = He a t Ro om x 1 . 0 M3.17
Pb Air damper = Pb room heating x 1.0 (= 2 C) DT recuperator = Pb room heating x 1.0 (= 2 C)
Pb F r o s t p r o t e c t = Pb He a t F l ow x 5 . 0 M2.3 F l ow T empe r a t u r e I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m
Pb Frostprotection = Pb room heating x 1.0 (= 10C)
When detectors B1 and B3 are connected, the flow temperature (B1) Integral Time parameter is displayed on a display page to allow for changes to be made separately from the room temperature parameter.
16.3 Control through room detector (B3) only or discharge air detector (B1) only
M0.5 M0.7
The controller compares the values: or
He a t T . Room De s i r . : 2 0 . 0c 0 . 0 He a t T . F l ow De s i r . : 2 0 . 0c 0 . 0
or or
Coo l T . Ro om De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0 Coo l T . F l ow De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0
if B3 is used if B1 is used
QCoo
100%
QHea
PbHea
PbCoo
against the temperature measured by detector B1 or B3, and calculates the load values for Heating QHea and for Cooling QCoo according to the deviation measured. 16.4 Control through room detector (B3) and discharge air detector (B1)
M0.5
100%
50%
50%
0%
0%
THea
TCoo
M0.7
The controller compares the values:
He a t T . Room De s i r . : 2 0 . 0c 0 . 0
or
TfHea
He a t T . Ro om De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0
against the temperature measured by detector B3, and calculates the load values for desired flow temperatures for Heating TfHea and for Cooling TfCoo according to the deviation measured and values set:
M2.4 He a t i ng F l ow M i n : 1 8 c Ma x : 5 0 c M2.6 Coo l i ng F l ow M i n : 8 c Ma x : 2 5 c
PbHea
TfCoo TfmaxCoo
PbCoo
TfmaxHea TfLimHea
TfLimCoo
TfminHea
TfminCoo
TrHea
+
tr
TrCoo
tr
Min : c Max : c = Heating flow temp. min and max values determine the Bp Hea. proportional bands range. The minimum value TfminHea helps eliminate annoying cold drafts in the room. Min : c Max : c = Cooling flow temp. min and max values determine the Bp Coo proportional bands range. The controller compares desired flow temperatures for Heating TminHea and for Cooling TfCoo and for Cooling TfCoo against the temperature measured by the discharge air detector B1 and derives the load values for Heating Qhea and for Cooling Qcoo according to the deviations detected.
QHea
100%
PbfHea
QCoo
100%
PbfCoo
50%
50%
0%
0%
TfHea
tf
TfCoo
tf
M2.5 He a t i ngL i m i t Ma x F l owRoom : 1 0 c
To prevent hot air stratification during the Heating stage it is possible to prevent the heating flow temp. TfHea from exceeding actual room temperature by more than a certain value.
M2.7 Coo l i ngL i m i t Ma x F l owRoom : 7c
To prevent condensation in the air duct during the Cooling stage it is possible to prevent the cooling flow temp. TmCoo from dropping below actual room temperature by more than a certain value.
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16.5 Operating modes
M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e ON Wi n t e r :
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ON Winter; OFF Winter ON Summer; OFF Summer ON ; OFF depending on: : current season according to setting in M3.2 (see paragraph 24) Programme in use choice in M0.2 or in M0.4 Status of season switching (ss) and/or the control c1 (terminals D-E1-E2).
M3.2 Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng NO M0.3
The controller can operate in the following modes:
Examples : With
mode is:
Cu r r e n t mod e : ON
M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : OF F M3.2 Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng WI NTER Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . OUTS I DE T . Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . ROOM T . Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . SEASONS
When Program in use requires unit to be operating When Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is closed. When Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is closed.
With or or or
and outside temp. imposes winter operating mode and room temp. imposes winter operating mode and season periods impose winter operating mode
M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Wi n t e r M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : OF F Wi n t e r
mode is :
When Winter Program in use requires unit to be operating When Winter Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is closed. When Winter Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is open.
M3.2
With or or or
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng SUMMER Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR . OUTS I DE T . Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR . ROOM T . Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR . SEASONS
and outside temp. imposes summer operating mode and room temp. imposes summer operating mode and season periods impose summer operating mode
M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Summer M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : OF F Summer
mode is :
When Summer Program in use requires unit to be operating When Summer Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is closed. When Summer Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is open.
M3.2
With
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROL s s
with contact ss in winter (D-E1 closed)

M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Wi n t e r M0.3
mode is :
When Winter Program in use requires unit to be operating When Winter Program in use requires unit to be off
M3.2
Cu r r e n t mod e : OF F Wi n t e r
With
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROL s s
with contact ss in summer (D-E2 closed)

M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Summer M0.3
mode is :
When Summer Program in use requires unit to be operating When Summer Program in use requires unit to be off
M3.2
Cu r r e n t mod e : OFF Summer
With
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROLs s + c 1
with contact ss in winter (D-E1 closed)

M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Wi n t e r M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : OF F Wi n t e r
mode is :
When Winter Program in use requires unit to be operating When Winter Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is closed. When Winter Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E1) is open.
M3.2
With
Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng FR CONTROLs s + c 1
with contact ss in summer (D-E2 closed)

M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Summer M0.3 Cu r r e n t mod e : OF F Summer
mode is :
When Summer Program in use requires unit to be operating When Summer Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E2) is closed. When Summer Program in use requires unit to be off and contact c1 (D-E2) is open.
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17. OUTSIDE COMPENSATION OF TEMPERATURE

Compensation functions are only enabled if the outside detector B2 is connected. Such functions can be as follows: Compensation of desired flow Heating and Cooling temperatures; Summer compensation of desired room or flow Cooling temperatures; Desired temperature adjustment values, Resulting from compensation, are displayed in 17.1 Climatic compensation of desired flow Heating and Cooling temperatures
M0.6 F l ow He a t . T . Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 M0.8
and
F l ow Coo l T . Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0
This function can be only used if detectors B1 and B2 are connected, and Detector B3 is not connected. It is useful when the primary air system, in addition to ensuring air circulation, is also intended to make up for ambient dispersion. M0.5 Desired flow Heating temperature
F l ow He a t . T . De s i r . : 2 0 . 0 c 0 . 0
The controller increases desired temp. when outside temperature drops, according to settings:
M2.8 He a t i ng Comp . : NO Pp t : 1 0 c Fp t : 5 0 c
TfHea
+
fpT
Heating Comp. : NO = function disabled YES = function enabled Opt : xx c = default outside temp. : winter Fpt : xx c = default flow temp. : winter
M0.7
TfHea

opT TfHea
to
Desired flow Cooling temperature
F l ow Coo l T . De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0
The controller decreases desired temp. when outside temperature increases, according to settings:
M2.9 Coo l i ng Comp . : NO Op t : + 3 5 c Fp t : 1 0 c
TfCoo
+
Heating Comp. : NO = function disabled YES = function enabled Opt : xx c = default outside temp. : summer Fpt : xx c = default flow temp. : summer
TfCoo fpT

TfRCoo
Top
to
17.2 Summer compensation of desired room Cooling temperature

M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 1 2 3
This function can be only used if detectors B2 and B3 or B1, B2 and B3 are connected. It is useful to prevent excessive temp. differences between room and outside.
M0.7
The controller maintains temp. at a constant level
Co o l T . Room De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0
until outside temp. exceeds the value TCoo + t, when this occurs TCoo is increased by 1C per each C increase in outside temp.
M2.10 Summer Compe n : NO D i f f .O. T -R . T : 6c
TCoo
+
Heating Comp.: Diff. O. T-R .T :
NO = function disabled YES = function enabled xx c = maximum allowed difference between outside and room temp.
1C TCoo t 1C

TCoo
to
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18. RELATIVE HUMIDITY CONTROLLER
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The function is only enabled if detector B6 is connected.

M0.9 M0.10
Desired Humidification and Dehumidification values can be set in:
Humi d i f i c a t i on De s i r . : 5 0 % 0 0
and
De humi d i f i c a t i on De s i r . : 6 0 % 0 0
If set point adjuster R% is connected, such values can be changed remotely. The value of the change is displayed in % next to the set values. The controller compares the desired values against relative humidity as measured by detector B6, and calculates the load values for Humidification Qhumi and for Dehumidification Qdehu according to deviations detected:
M2.11 Re l a t i v eHumi d i t y P r o p . Ba n d : 6 . 0% M2.12 Re l a t i v eHumi d i t y I n t e g r . T i me : 6m
QHum
100%
Pbu
Prop. Band: . % = Humidity proportional band in % Integral time:
50%
0%
m = Humidity integral time in minutes

QDehu
100%
H%Humid
Pbu
h%
The Humidification load is always assigned to the Mu control output for an adiabatic humidifier On-Off control, and can also be assigned to the Ys control output for a 0...10 V vapor humidifier control. The Dehumidification Qdehu load can only be assigned to the Ys control output for swimming pool dehumidification with outside air.
50%
0%
H%Dehu
h%
19. PREHEATING OR DEW POINT CONTROL

The function is only enabled if detector B4 is connected. It can be used for the following purposes:
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 4 M3.3 Us e d e t e c t o r PREHEAT I NG Us e d e t e c t o r DEW PO I NT B4 B4
Tpre Trv
30
35
tr
30
PREHEATING = preheater battery unit control according to humidification condensation temperature through duct mounting detector B4, installed downstream of the humidification unit. DEW POINT = Dehumification value compensation to limit dew buildup on swimming pool windows detector B4 should be placed so that it adheres to the glass
25
25
15
15
Tmin
10
10
19.1 Preheating temperature control If detector B3 or detectors B1 and B3 are connected, the controller calculates preheating temp. Tpre according to the following: Condensation curve calculated on the basis of room temp.(tr) and room humidity (h%a) actual values Minimum value set in M0.12 Manual adjustment in M0.13 if applicable The controller compares preheating temp. Tpre with the temp. measured by detector B4, and calculates the load value for Preheating Qpre according to the deviation detected. Minimum value set in M0.12 Manual adjustment in M0.13 if applicable
6 5 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% h%a
M0.13 P r e h e a t i ng T . Ca l c . : 1 6 . 0 c 0 . 0
QPre
100%
Pbpre
50%
0%
Tpre
tpre
The controller compares dew point temp. Tdp with the temp. measured by detector B4, and calculates the reduction of the value required for Dehumidification H%Dehu according to the deviation detected. 19.2 Swimming pool windows dew point temperature control
M0.13 Dew po i n t T . Ca l c . : 1 6 . 0 c 0 . 0
H%Dehu
100%
Pbpr
The controller calculates the dew point temp. Tdp according to the following: Condensation curve calculated on the basis of room temp.(tr) and room humidity (h%a) actual values Minimum value set in M0.12 Manual adjustment in M0.13 if applicable
H%Dehu
0%
Tpr
M0.11
tv
The controller compares dew point temp. Tdp with the temp. measured by detector B4, and calculates the reduction of the value required for Dehumidification H%Dehu according to the deviation detected.
De humi d i f i c a t i on Compe n s a t . : 0 . 0
tr
20
20
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Qaf Pbaf
20. FROSTPROTECTION TEMPERATURE CONTROL

M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 7 M0.14 De s . F r o s t p : 7 . 0 c Ac t . F r o s t p : 3 5 . 0 c
The function is only enabled if detector B7 is connected . The controller compares the set antifreeze temp. with the temp. measured by detector B7, and calculates the Qaf load value according to the deviation detected and the PI parameters. The Qaf load value acts in priority with the Qpre load or Qhea load.
100%
50%
0%
Taf
taf
If the controller has turned off the Mp pump, when the Qaf load value exceeds the 10% value the controller turns it on again, and turns it off when it drops to 0%. If the controller has turned on the Mv fan, when the Qaf load value reaches the 100% value the controller turns the fan off, and cancels the Ys air damper control signal (closing) ; when it drops to 0%, the controller turns on the fan and restores the air damper control signal.
21. HEAT PUMP CONTROL

M3.5 Y -W i n : HEATPUMP Y - Sum: COOL I NG M2.17 M i n i m . Ou t side T . He a t . pump : c
QHea.P.Cal
If the Air Handling Unit is composed of a direct-exchange heat pump, output Y can be assigned the HT.P.HEA. winter function. Load QH.pmp replicates load Qhea exactly, the only difference being that when outside temp. drops below the Tomin value, load QH.pmp is cancelled.
1C
100%
QH
50%
ea
0%
100% 50% 0%
QHea
+
Tomin
to
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22. CONTROL OUTPUTS
22.1 Control output Y Outputs Y can be configured as:
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Y
100%
Y - MODULATING = modulating control for 3-wire valves or 3-wire signal converters into 0...10 V or step controllers.
50%
0% 0% 50% 100%
M3.4 Y - MODULAT I NG Run t i me : 120s
On
2 STAGES
= 2-stage On-Off control (1 ; 1+2) for solenoid valves, pumps, humidifiers, burners, refrigerators, 2 equal-load electric batteries, etc.
2ndSt Off On stSt 1 Off

0% 50% 100%
Y
On 2ndSt
3 STAGES
= 2-stage On-Off control (1 ; 2; 1+2) for 2 unequalload electric batteries.
Off On stSt 1 Off

0% 1/3 2/3 100%
M3.5 Y : PREHEAT . Y -W i n : PREHEAT . Y - Sum: OFF
Stroke time: xxx s = valve actuator stroke time. It only appears if control is MODULATING. Output Y must be assigned the type of action (load) which it must perform. E.g.: Heating. If Season Switching is enabled in M3.2, a different action can be assigned for each season. E.g.: Y Win: Preheating; Y Sum: Cooling. Y - .....: PREHEAT = Preheating QPre HEATING = Heating QHea HTP HEA = Heating through heat pump QHea.P.Cal COOLING = Cooling Qcoo FROSTPROT. = Frostprotection Qfrp (antifreeze control through one valve controlled by another controller) OFF = Not used in current season
22.2 Mu adiabatic humidifier control output Output Mu (8-9-10) uses the Qhumi load to control the adiabatic humidifier: While operating : when setting is ON (only if the fan control Mv is on, and only in Winter if season switching is activated) Off : when setting is OFF in Summer, if season switching is activated when setting is ON, if the fan control Mv is off, due to antifreeze temperature (B7) 22.3 Mv fan control output
Mu
On
Off 0% 50% 100%
QHumi
The systems fan Mv (output 13-14) is: On : when setting is ON Off : when setting is OFF when setting is OFF : when load value Qfrp exceeds 10%, due to antifreeze temperature (B7) 22.4 Mp pump control output The systems pump Mp (output 11-12) is: On : when setting is ON when setting is OFF : when load value Qfrp exceeds 10%, due to antifreeze temperature (B7) Off : when setting is OFF
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Output Ys with 0...10V control signal is only enabled when the Mv fan is operating, and can be used for: AIR DAMPER TEMP. HUMIDIFICATION DEHUMIDIFICATION RECUPERATOR = air damper control based on temp. comparison = 010 V vapor humidifier control. = Air damper control for room dehumidification (swimming pools) = Heat recuperator control
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y o u t 2 3
23.1 Air damper control based on temperature comparison
M3.6 Y s - Con t r o l : A I R DAMPER
Whenever actual outside temperature tr exceeds the target TrHea value, the controller starts the progressive opening of outside air through the PI feature. Whenever actual outside temperature tr exceeds the target TrCoo value, and outside temperature to exceeds actual room temperature tr, the controller shuts outside air through the On-Off control.
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y o u t 6
Ys
10
Pbs
Pbs
1C
to < tr
Ysmin
0
YCoo
to = tr
+ +
YH
ea
TrHea Tfmin
Ys
10 V.
TrCoo
to tf
23.2 010 V vapor humidifier control

M3.6 Y s - Con t r o l : HUMI D I F I CAT I ON
The controller transforms the Humidification load signal Qhumi into the Ys output 0...10V signal to control vapor humidifiers.
M3.1 De t e c t o r s L a y ou t 6
5 V.
0 V. 0% 50% 100%
23.3 Air damper control for room dehumidification (swimming pools)

M3.6 Y s - Con t r o l : DEHUMI D I F I CAT I ON
QHumi
Ys
10 V.
The controller transforms the Dehumidification load signal Qdehu into the Ys output 0...10V signal to control air dampers and use outside air to dehumidify the room.
5 V.
0 V. 0% 50% 100%
QDehu
23.4 Heat recuperator control

M3.6 Y s - Con t r o l : RECUPERATOR
The recuperator is off (Ys signal = 0 V) when: The outside temperature value to is comprised between Trhea and TrCoo. The recuperator is on (Ys signal = 10 V) when: The outside temperature value to is lower than actual room temperature Tr and lower than the target TrHea value. The outside temperature value to is higher than actual room temperature Tr and higher than the target TrCoo value.
Ys
10
dTrec
dTrec
dTrec
dTrec
to = tr
to < tr
to > tr
TrHea
TrCoo
A signal converter is required to transform the 0...10V signal into an On-Off control. 23.5 Minimum flow temperature limit
M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM M2.4 He a t i ng F l ow M i n : 1 8 c Ma x : 5 0 c
In the cases shown:
When actual flow temperature tf drops below the minimum flow value Tfmin the controller shuts outside air with a modulating action. 23.6 Minimum outside air In the cases shown:
M2.13 Y s - Ou t s i d e A i r M i n i mum : x x x%
M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM M3.6 Ys - Con t r o : DEHUMI D I F I CAT I ON
The minimum amount of outside air required to ensure air circulation can be controlled in two different ways: directly through the controller display, or using a minimum air positioner Rs directly connected to the air damper actuator.
M3.6 M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DEHUMI D I F I CAT I ON
23.7 Rapid function In the cases shown:

M2.14 Y s - Ra p i dF un c t i on a c c e n s i on e : S I
Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM
If the Rapid Function is enabled, when the controller is switched on (E1-D or E2-D closed) the air dampers remain shut 0% until room temp. returns within the TrHea and TrCoo target value range.
M2.13
Rapid Function deletes the value
Ys - Ou t s i d e A i r M i n i mum : x x x%
but not the setting for the minimum positioner Rs.
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24. SEASON SWITCHING
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M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng NO M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng W I NTER Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng SUMMER
The controller switches the action of output Y and the position of season control Ysc depending on the selection: NO; WINTER; SUMMER; THROUGH ss CONTROL; THROUGH ss + c1 CONTROL; AUTOM. BASED ON OUTSIDE TEMP.; AUTOM. BASED ON SEASON; Without season switching : the action of output Y is according to setting in season control Ysc cannot be used Manual season switching through display:
M3.5 Y :XXXXXXXX
M3.5 Y -Wi n :XXXXXXXX Y - Sum:
Winter: the action of output Y is according to setting in season control Ysc is on Winter: 7-6 = closed; 7-5 = open.
M3.5
M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . CONTROL ss Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . CONTROL s s + c 1 M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . OUTS I DE T .
Summer : the action of output Y is according to setting in season control Ysc is on Summer: 7-6 = open; 7-5 = closed. Season switching according to position of season switch ss (D-E1-E2).
Y -Wi n : Y - Sum:XXXXXXXX
with D-E1 closed and D-E2 open: action of output Y and season control Ysc to Winter with D-E1 open and D-E2 closed: action of output Y and season control Ysc to Summer Automatic season switching according to outside temp. (only if B2 is connected).
M2.15 Ou tWi n t e r T . : 2 0 c When outside temp. remains lower than De l a y : 2 4h r s For a period exceeding The controller switches the action of output Y and season control Ysc to Winter M2.16 : 2 5c When outside temp. remains lower than 4h r s For a period exceeding The controller switches the action of output Y and season control Ysc to Summer Ou t Summer T . De l a y :
M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . ROOM T .
Automatic season switching according to room temp. (only if B3 is connected). When Heating load value Qhea is higher than 0% and the Cooling load value Qcoo is 0%, the season control Ysc switches to Winter. When Heating load value Qhea is 0% and the Cooling load value Qcoo is higher than 0%, the season control Ysc switches to Summer.
Ycs
5 7
oo
Win
5 7
6 Sum 100%
QC
QH
ea
M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng FR . SEASONS
0%
0%
100%
Automatic season switching according to season periods. In this case, the following conditions may be true:
M1.19 M1.20 Summer Se a s on F r : 16 . 04 t o : 14 . 10
Successive season periods :
Wi n t e r Se a s o n F r : 15 . 10 t o : 1 5 . 04
Result: no intermediate periods From Oct 15 to Apr 15 = Y setting and Ycs season switch on Winter From Apr 16 to Oct 14 = Y setting and Ycs season switch on Summer.
M1.19 M1.20 Summer Se a s o n F r : 1 5 . 0 5 t o : 1 5 . 09
Shortened season periods: :
Result: intermediate periods with unit off From Oct 15 to Apr 15 = Y setting and Ycs season switch on Winter From Apr16 to May 14 = Y setting on OFF and Ycs season switch on Winter From May15 to Sept 15 = Y setting and Ycs season switch on Summer From Sept 16 to Oct 14 = Y setting on OFF and Ycs season switch on Summer
M1.19 M1.20 Summer Se a s o n F r : 1 5 . 0 3 t o : 01 . 11
Overlapping season periods :
Result: overlapping periods according to outside temperature From Nov 2. to March14 : = Y setting and Ycs season switch on Winter From May 16 to Aug 31 : = Y setting and Ycs season switch on Summer. From March 15 to May 15 and from Sept 01 to Nov 01 :
M2.15 Ou t Summer T . : 2 0 c when outside temperature stays below Winter Outside Temp. De l a y : 2 4h r s for a period exceeding: the controller switches Y setting and Ycs season switch to Winter M2.16
when outside temperature stays above Summer Outside Temp. Ou t Summer T . De l a y : for a period exceeding: the controller switches Y setting and Ycs season switch to Summer
: 2 5c 8h r s
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25. DATE-TO-DATE PERIOD PROGRAMS

DTU 614 can start and shut down the air handling using: 25 24-hour programs 5 7-day programs 25 date-to-date period programs 25.1 Assigning the program If Season Switching is disabled
M0.2 P r og r am DA I LY 1
M3.2 Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng NO
the program is assigned on a single page

M0.2 M0.4 P r o g r am Summer DA I LY 1
If Season Switching is enabled, the program is assigned on two separate pages, one for the Winter season and one for the Summer season.
P r og r am DA I LY
Wi n t e r 1
25.2 24-hour programs

M1.1 How ma n y d a y l y P r og r ammes ? 1
Set the number of 24-hour programs to be used (1 to 25) in order to eliminate unused display pages. In each 24-hour program (24hr 1 ... 24hr 25) you can set up to 6 start times (h1 ... h6), assigning one of the following modes to each start time: ON : output Y active system fan Mv on pump Mp on OFF : output Y closed or off (if On-Off type) system fan Mv off pump Mp off Period start times must be entered in increasing order. Unused times ( ) should be deleted by pressing the two + and keys simultaneously.. No unused times ( ) should be left between programmed times.
M1.2.7 Da y l y 1 h r 1 ON
6 . 00
25.3 7-day programs

M1.8 How ma n y we e k l y P r og r ammes ? 1 M1.9 We e k 1 : MONDAY DAYLY 1
Set the number of 7-day programs to be used (1 to 5) in order to eliminate unused display pages.
In each 7-day program you can assign each day of the week one of the 24-hour programs (24hr 1 ... 25); ON; or OFF.
25.4 Year periods

M1.16 How ma n y a nnu a l p e r i od s ? 0 M1.17 P r og . Pe r i od OFF 1
Each year period, as defined by the period start and end dates, imposes an operating program that replaces the one currently in use. At the end of each year period, the controller restores the normal program. Set the number of year periods to be used, in order to eliminate unused display pages. For each year period, select the program to be used: 7-DAY 1...4; 24-HOUR 1...25; ON; OFF Set data for each individual period: Per. 01 = selection of available periods Start : NO = year period not used 00 = year period used; start time midnight 12 = year period used; start time 12 oclock noon From - - . - - t o - - . - - = start and end day and month of the year period For one-day periods set the same date as start and end date. To cancel year period, press + and keys simultaneously
M1.18 AnnP 1 S t a r t NO Fr : - - . - - to: - - . - -
25.5 Season periods

M1.19 W i n t e r Se a s on Fr : - - . - - to: - - . - 31.19 Summer Se a s on Fr : - - . - - to: - - . - -
Season periods define the winter and summer season periods. Enter the start and end day and month of the winter season. Enter the start and end day and month of the summer season. To cancel periods, press + and keys simultaneously For use of season periods, please see paragraph 24. SEASON SWITCHING
25.6 Summer time

M1.21 Summer T i me F r : 25 . 03 t o : 27 . 10
The controller can automatically change the current time of day at the beginning and end of the daylight saving period. From - -.- - = on the night of the last Saturday in March, the clock moves forward one hour to - -.- - = on the night of the last Saturday in October, the clock moves backwards one hou To cancel the period, press + and keys simultaneously
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26. COMPLEMENTARY FUNCTIONS
26.1 Password
M3.11 Pa s swo r d c h o i c e ---Pa s swo r d ----
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Password selection and enabling. The command disables the use of keys + and , so that data cannot be modified. Enter the number (1900... 1999) using the + and keys. To delete password press + and simultaneously until the dashes reappear. If the + or key is pressed when the password is enabled, the display will show a request to enter the password. The + and keys can only be used after entering the proper password. If no key is pressed in the next 15 minutes, the password will be automatically re-enabled.
26.2 Site name

M3.12 S i t e Name ----------
Site name as it appears on the first display page. Each dash can be replaced with a letter (A...Z) or a number (0...9), using the + and keys. The key is used to position the cursor.
26.3 Display of values and operating data The controller displays all values measured by the detectors as well as all data that help understand the systems operating status:
M0.1 Si te- - - - - - - - - - - R t : 2 0 . 0 c H%: 5 0% M0.15 Ca l c u l a t e d F l ow He a t i ng T : 2 2 . 0 c M0.16 Ca l c u l a t e d F l ow Coo l i ng T . : 3 5 . 0 c M0.17 Ac t u a l F l ow T empe r a t . : 2 0 . 0 c M0.18 Ac t u a l Ou t s i d e T empe r a t . : 2 . 0 c M0.19 De s . P r h e a t : 1 5 . 0 c Ac t . P r h e a t : 1 5 . 0 c De s . Dewp n t : 1 5 . 0 c Ac t . Dewp n t : 1 5 . 0 c M0.14 De s . F r o s t p : 7 . 0 c Ac t . F r o s t p : 3 5 . 0 c M0.20 Y - HEAT I NG : 1 0 0% Ys - DAMP. TEM: 1 0 0% M0.21 Mu - HUMI D I F . : 1 0 0% FROSTPR . : 1 0 0%
Actual room temperature Rt (if B3 is connected) or flow temperature Ft (if only B1 is connected). Actual humidity (if B6 is connected) Calculated flow temperature based on Heating setting (if B3 and B1 are connected). Calculated flow temperature based on Cooling setting (if B3 and B1 are connected). Actual temperature measured by detector B1 (only if B3 and B1 are connected).
Actual outside temperature (only if B2 is connected).

M3.3
Preheating desired and actual temperature, only if B4 is connected and Dew point desired and actual temperature, only if B4 is connected and
Us e d e t e c t o r PREHEAT I NG Us e d e t e c t o r DEWPOI NT
B4 B4
Setting of desired battery frostprotection temperature and actual value, only if B7 is connected Output Y load value: Preheat. or Heat. or Ht.P.Hea. or Cool. or Frostprotection Output Ys load value: DampTemp. or Recuper. or Dehumid.. or Humid. Output Mu load value: Humidification Battery frostprotection function load value
26.4 Data recording Every hour and with every mode change the controller stores a set of data indicating operating status: Current date and time, type of recording (new hour or mode change) Current mode: On or Off; current season: Winter or Summer. Controllers desired and calculated values Values measured by the detectors connected Outputs Y and Ys load value. The controller is able to store 32 complete recordings, and the latest recording causes the oldest to be deleted. If the display is not on page 1, the controller will perform the new hour recordings, but not the mode change recordings, as it assumes that changes are being made on adjustment data. Recordings can only be viewed from the Telemanagement computer.
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The controller processes two types of alarms: alarms related to functional irregularities affecting the controller (LED 6.11) and the controlled systems (led 6.11) and the controlled systems (led 6.10) alarms related to connected detector short and open circuits (led 6.10) Alarms are signaled by LEDs located on the controllers front panel and by the word ALARM appearing on the display when the alarm is transmitted to the PC. On the display page alarms are identified by a letter A flashing alternately to the number corresponding to the relevant alarm. Alarms can be transmitted to a local and/or a central telemanagement computer through the C-Bus connection. 27.1 Functional alarms Functional alarms occur when there is a continuing deviation between actual and desired measures. These alarms do not affect the controllers proper operation. By default all alarms are disabled except clock alarm (8) Use the + and keys to enable desired alarms, entering numbers in place of the dashes. Number flashing = the alarm is on Alarm limit values and delays can only be changed via computer.
M3.9 A l a rm Fun c t i o n . 8
Types and reasons of alarms: 1 = flow temperature difference (if only B1 is connected) for actual temp. lower than TfHea when Y..: Heating or higher than TfCoo when Y..: Cooling 3 = room temperature difference (if B3 is connected) for actual temp. lower than TrHea when Y..: Heating or higher than TrCoo when Y..: Cooling 4 = preheating or dew point temperature difference (if B4 is connected) for actual temp. lower than desired value 6 = humidity difference (B4) for actual humidity lower than H%Humi when Y..: Humidification or higher than H%Dehu when Y..: Dehumidification 7 = battery frostprotection activated (B7) enabled in Winter transmitted due to frostprotection activation (Mv off) 8 = internal clock cannot be disabled when the clock assumes inconsistent values 27.2 Detectors Alarm
M3.10 A l a rms De t e c t o r s
Detector alarms occur when there is a short circuit or open circuit affecting the connected detectors. The effect of alarm situations is delayed by one minute. By default all alarms are disabled. Use the + and keys to enable desired alarms, entering numbers in place of the dashes.
Types and effects of alarms: 1 = flow temp. detector ( B1): valve stops where it is 2 = outside temp. detector ( B2): valve stops where it is 3 = room temp. detector ( B3): valve stops where it is 4 = preheating temp. detector ( B4): valve stops where it is dew point detector ( B4): action cancelled 7 = battery frosprotection detector ( B7): fan Mv off, pump Mp on, valve Y open.
28. SYSTEM STARTUP TEST

The test must be carried out once installation is completed and the wiring and configuration have been executed and checked. Using the + and keys, select:
M4.1 Ou t p u t : Y MODUL . S t a t u s : I DLE
output to be tested: status :
Y MODUL. or Y 2 STAGES or Y 3 STAGES; Ysc ; Ys ; Mu ; Mp ; Mv ; : IDLE ; CLOSE ; OPEN : ON 1 ; ON 1+2 ; OFF. : ON 1 ; ON 2 ; ON 1+2 ; OFF. : WINTER ; SUMMER : 0 VOLT ; 5 VOLT ; 10 VOLT. : ON ; OFF.
with Y MODUL. with Y 2 STADI with Y 3 STADI with Y cs with Ys with Mu , Mp , Mv
Check results.
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29. SEQUENCE OF DISPLAY PAGES (data and functions as stored at delivery)
M0.
Si te- - - - - - - - - - - R t : 2 0 . 0 c H%: 5 0% P r o g r am Wi n t e r DA I LY 1 Coo l T . Romm De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0 P r e h e a t i ng T . M i n i mum 1 0 . 0c Ac t u a l f l ow T empe r a t . : 3 5 . 0 c 1 2 . 1 8 MONDAY 1 0 . 0 3 . 0 0 GMT Cu r r e n t mod e : ON Wi n t e r Co o l T . Romm Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 P r ehe a t i ng T . Ca l c . : 1 6 . 0 c 0 . 0 Ac t u a l Ou t s i d e T empe r a t : 2 . 0 c DTU 6 1 4 C2 En g . Ve r s . x x P r og r am Summer DA I LY 1 Humi d i f i c a t i on De s i r . : 5 0 . 0%0 0 De s . F r o s t p : 7 . 0 c Ac t . F r o s t p : 3 5 . 0 c De s . P r h e a t : 1 5 . 0 c Ac t . P r h e a t : 1 5 . 0 c TECHN I CAL PAGES PRESS + KEY
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He a t T . Ro om De s i r . : 2 0 . 0 c 0 . 0 De h umi d i f i c a t i on De s i r . : 6 0 . 0% 0 0 Ca l c u l a t e d F l ow He a t i ng T. : 3 5 . 0 c Y - HEAT I NG : 1 0 0% Ys - DAMP. TEM: 1 0 0%
He a t T . F l ow Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 De h umi d i f i c a t i on Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 Ca l c u l a t e d F l ow Co o l i ng T . : 2 0 . 0 c Mu - HUMI D I F . : 1 0 0% FROSTPROT . : 1 0 0%
M1.
Ch o i c e Me nu + / T I MES & PER I ODS How ma n y d a i l y p r o g r ammes ? 1 Wee k 1 : MONDAY DA I LY 1 AnnP 1 s t a r t NO Fr - - . - - to - - . - W i n t e r Se a s o n F r 1 5 . 10 t o 15 . 04 Da i l y 1 h r 1 ON 6 . 00 Da i l y 1 h r 6 2 2 . 0 0 OFF We e k . 1 : SUNDAY DA I LY 1 Summer Se a s o n F r 15 . 10 t o 1 5 . 04 How ma n y a nn u a l pe r i ods ? 0 Summer T i me F r 26 . 0 3 t o 2 8 . 10 How ma n y we e k l y p r o g r ammes ? 1 P r o g r . Pe r i o d OFF 1
M2.
T empe r . Ro om P r o p . Ba n d : 2 . 0 c Coo l i n g F l ow M i n : 8 c Ma x : 2 5 c Re l a t i v eHumi d i t y P r o p . Ba n d : 6 . 0% Ou t Summer T . : 2 5 c De l a y : 4h r s T empe r . Room I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m Co o l i ng L i m i t Ro omF l ow : 4 0 c Re l a t i v eHumi d i t y I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m M i n im. Ou t s i d e T . He a t . Pump : 0c F l ow T empe r a t u r e I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m He a t i n g Comp . : NO Op t : 1 0 c Fp t : 5 0 c Ys - Ou t s i d e A i r M i n i mum : 0% He a t i ng F l ow M i n : 1 8 c Ma x : 5 0 c Coo l i ng Comp : NO Op t : + 3 5 c F p t : 1 0 c Ys - Ra p i d Fu n c t i on Star t : NO He a t i n gL i m i t F l owRoom : 4 0 c Summer Compe n : NO D i f f . O . T R . T : 6 c Ou tWi n t e r T . : 2 0 c De l a y : 2 4o r e
Ch o i c e Me nu + / ADJUSTMENT
M3.
De t e c t o r s L a y o u t Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM Pa s swo r d c ho i c e ---Pb P r e h e a t i n g = Pb He a t F l owx 1 . 0 Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng NO Se nd i ngA l a rms : NO Pa s sWTe l eman : NO S i t e n ame ---------Pb Dampe r = Pb Ro omHea t x 1 . 0 Us e d e t e c t o r B4 PREHEAT I NG Add r e s s G r ou p : : --Y : MODULAT I NG Run T i me : 1 20s A l a rms F un c t i o ns 8 Y1 -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y1 - Sum: HEAT I NG A l a rms De t e c t o r s Pb Coo l i ng Pb He a t i ng = x0 . 5
Ch o i c e Me nu + / SETT I NG
TECHN I CAL PAGES PRESS + KEY Pb F r o s t p r o t = Pb RoomHea t x 1 . 0
Pb F l ow Pb Ro om
= x5 . 0
M4.
Ou t pu t : Y MODUL . S t a t u s : I DLE
Ch o i c e Me nu + / TEST I NG
Use these keys to scroll pages on the display and to position the cursor on modifiable data in the pages. In the list of display pages below, modifiable data are highlighted as shown: Pressing these keys simultaneously, or in any case after 15 minutes, the display goes back to page 1
Si te- - - - - - - - - - - R t : 2 0 . 0 c H%: 5 0%
TUse these keys to : modify values indicated by the cursor view a given functions configuration options, e.g.: pass directly from one menu (block of pages) to another
Us e d e t e c t o r B4 PREHEAT I NG
or
Us e d e t e c t o r B4 DEWPOI NT
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Description Notes
Set in M3.12 Rt : If B3 is connected Ft: if only B1 is connected H% : if B6 is connected Winter not displayed if M3.2 is NO. In Summer the page is in the M0.4 position. YEAR PERIOD 1...25 may be displayed instead of program Current mode is determined by program in use, Season Switching (M3.2) and output D-E1-E2
Ref.
M0.1
Display
Sect.
26.3
S i t e - - - - - - - - - - - - Site name. R t : 2 0 . 0 c H%: 5 0% Actual temperature and humidity
M0.2
P r o g r am W i n t e r DA I LY 1
Winter program selection: 7 DAY 15; 24 HOUR 125 ; ON ; OFF. : Current mode : ON ; OFF. ON Winter ; OFF Winter ; ON Summer ; OFF Summer ; Summer program selection: 7 DAY 15; 24 HOUR 125 ; ON ; OFF.
16.5
M0.3
Cu r r e n t mod e ON W i n t e r
16.5
M0.4
P r o g r am Summer DA I LY 1
Winter not displayed if M3.2 is NO. In Summer the page is in the M0.2 position. YEAR PERIOD 1...25 may be displayed instead of program
16.5
M0.5
He a t De s i He a t De s i
. T . Room r . : 2 0 . 0 c 0 . 0 . T . F l ow r . : 2 0 . 0 c 0 . 0
Required heating temperature and adjustment Displayed if B3 or B1 and B3 are connected through set point adjuster Ht (only if configured) Displayed if only B1 is connected Compensation of heating flow temperature as Displayed if B1 and B2 are connected, and B3 is calculated by the controller not connected Required cooling temperature and adjustment Displayed if B3 or B1 and B3 are connected through set point adjuster Ht (only if configured) Displayed if only B1 is connected Compensation of cooling temperature as calculated Displayed if B2 with B3 or B1 and B3 are connected by the controller Displayed if B2 with B1 only is connected Required humidifying temperature and adjustment Displayed if B6 is connected through set point adjuster Ht (only if configured) Required dehumidification value and adjustment Displayed if B6 is connected through set point adjuster R% (only if configured) Compensation of dehumidification as calculated Displayed if B4 and B6 are connected and if M3.3 by the controller setting is DEWPOINT Minimum Preheating or Dew Point temperature
16.1
M0.6 M0.7
F l ow He a t . T . Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 Coo l . T . Room De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0 Coo l . T . F l ow De s i r . : 2 5 . 0 c 0 . 0
17. 16.1
M0.8
Coo l . T . Room Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 Coo l . T . F l ow Compe n s a t . : 0 0 . 0 Humi d i f i c a t i on De s i r . : 5 0 % 0 0
17.
M0.9
18. 18. 19.2
M0.10 De h umi d i f i c a t i on De s i r . : 6 0 % 0 0 M0.11 De h umi d i f i c a t i on Compe n s a t . : 0 0 M0.12 P r e h e a t i n g T . M i n i mum: 10 . 0c Dewpo i n t T . M i n i mum: 10 . 0c M0.13 P r e h e a t i n g T . De s i r . : 1 6 . 0 c 0 . 0 Dewpo i n t T . De s i r . : 1 6 . 0 c 0 . 0 M0.14 De s . F r o s t p : 7 . 0 c Ac t . F r o s t p : 3 5 . 0 c
Displayed if B4 is connected and if M3.3 setting is 19.1.2 PREHEATING Displayed if B4 is connected and if M3.3 setting is DEWPOINT
Preheating or Dew Point temperature calculated Displayed if B4 is connected, and if M3.3 setting is 19.1.2 temp. PREHEATING Manual adjustment of calculated value Displayed if B4 is connected, and if M3.3 setting is DEWPOINT Displayed if B7is connected Desired battery frostprotection temperature Temperature calculated by frostprotection detector B7 Controller calculated Flow temperature for heating Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected. Cal Controller calculated Flow temperature for Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected cooling Actual flow temp. as measured by B1 Actual outside temperature Preheating or Dew Point temperature Des. = calculated temp. + adjustment Act. temp. measured by detector B4 Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected Displayed if B2 is connected Displayed if B4 is connected, and if M3.3 setting is PREHEATING Displayed if B4 is connected, and if M3.3 setting is DEWPOINT 20.
M0.15 Ca l c u l a t e d F l ow He a t i ng T . : 3 5 . 0 c M0.16 Ca l c u l a t e d F l ow Coo l i ng T . : 2 0 . 0 c M0.17 Ac t u a l F l ow T empe r a t . : 3 5 . 0 c M0.18 Ac t u a l ou t s i d e T empe r a t . : 2 . 0 c M0.19 De s . P r h e a t Ac t . P r h e a t De s . Dewp n t Ac t . Dewp n t : 15 . 0c : 15 . 0c : 15 . 0c : 15 . 0c
26.3 26.3 26.3 26.3 26.3
M0.20 Y - HEAT I NG : 1 0 0% Output Y load: PREHEAT; HEATING; COOLING; . Y s - DAMP. TEM: 1 0 0% HEATPUMP; or FROSTPROTECTION Output Ys load: DAMP.TEM.; RECUPER; DEHUMID.; Or HUMIDIF
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Ref. Display Description
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Sect.
26.3
M0.21 Mu - HUMI D I F . : 1 0 0% Output Mu load: humidification FROSTPROT . : 1 0 0% Battery antifreeze function load M0.22 1 2 . 1 8 MONDAY 1 0 . 0 2 . 9 6 GMT M0.23 DTU 6 1 4 C2 Eng . Ve r s . x x Setting: time of day, day of week and date Current time: GMT, BST (daylight saving time) Controller ID data Dates for BST (daylight saving time) to be set in M1.21
M1. TIME SETTINGS AND PERIODS

Ref.
M1.1 M1.2 M1.7 M1.8
Display
How ma n y d a i l y p r og r ammes ? 1 Da i l y 1 h r 1 ON 6 . 00
Description
Notes
Sect.
25.2
Selection of amount of 24-hour programs to be used Eliminates unused display pages (1...25) Program number, time setting number, and programmed period starting time. Selection of type of mode to be assigned to the period: ON; OFF. Other 6-page groups according to data in M1.1
Da i l y 1 h r 6 2 2 . 0 0 OFF How ma n y we e k l y P r og r ammes ? 0
Max. 6 periods. To eliminate an unused period press 25.2 + and simultaneously, display will show - - . - Time settings must in increasing order. No - - . - should be left among programmed time settings. Modes set are winter modes. 25.3 25.3
Selection of amount of 7-day programs to be used Eliminates unused display pages (0...5) Program selection for the entire year period 1 : 7-DAY 1...5; 24-HOUR 1...25; ON; OFF
M1.9 We e k . 1 : MONDAY DA I LY 1 M1.15 We e k . 1 : SUNDAY DA I LY 1 M1.16 How ma n y a nnu a l pe r i ods ? 0 M1.17 P r og r . Pe r i od OFF 1
Selection of amount of year period programs to be Eliminates unused display pages used (025). Program selection for the entire year period 1: Displayed only if more than 0 in M1.16 7-DAY 1...5; 24-HOUR 1...25; ON; OFF Other 6-page groups according to data in M1.16 Displayed only if more than 0 in M1.16
25.4 25.4
M1.18 AnnP 0 1 s t a r t NO NO=period not used; 00=starting time midnight; F r : - - . - - t o : - - . - - 12=starting time 12 oclock noon; Year period start and end date Other pages according to selection in M1.16 M1.19 W i n t e r Se a s on F r : 15 . 10 t o : 15 . 04 M1.20 Summer Se a s on F r : 15 . 06 t o : 15 . 09 M1.21 Summer T i me F r : 25 . 03 t o : 27 . 10 Winter season start and end dates Summer season start and end dates Daytime saving period start and end dates
25.4
25.5 25.5 25.6
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M2. ADJUSTMENT
Description Notes
Based on this value the controller derives other functions proportional bands using the multipliers set in the SETTING menu Displayed if B3 or B1 and B3 are connected Displayed if only B1 is connected
Ref.
M2.1
Display
Sect.
16.2
Heating proportional band in C. T empe r . Room P r op . Ba nd : 2 . 0 c If B3 or B1 and B3 are configured If only B1 is configured T empe r . F l ow P r o p . Ba nd : 1 0 . 0 c T empe r . Room Heating and cooling integral time, in minutes I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m T empe r . F l ow I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m
M2.2
16.2
M2.3 M2.4 M2.5
F l ow T empe r a t u r e Heating and cooling integral time, in minutes I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m He a t i ng F l ow M i n : 1 8 c Ma x : 5 0 c He a t i ngL i m i t Ma x F l ow - Room : 4 0 c Coo l i ng F l ow M i n : 8 c Ma x : 2 5 c Coo l i ngL i m i t Ma x Room- F l ow : 40c Heating flow temperature limits Also field of room heating Pb. (M2.1).
Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected
16.2 16.4 16.4
Flow temp. max. limit based on difference between Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected calculated flow temp. and actual room temp., to prevent air stratification Cooling flow temperature limits Also field of room cooling Pb.(M2. 1). Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected
M2.6 M2.7
16.4 16.4
Flow temp. min. limit based on difference between Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected calculated flow temp. and actual room temp., to prevent air condensation Displayed if B1 and B2 are connected, and B3 is not connected Displayed if B1 and B2 are connected, and B3 is not connected
M2.8
He a t i ng Comp . : NO Climatic variation of summer flow temp. Op t : 1 0 c Fp t : 5 0 c Opt = Outside project temp. Fpt = flow project temp. Coo l i ng Comp . : NO Climatic variation of summer flow temp. Op t : + 3 5 c Fp t : 1 0 c Opt = Outside project temp. Fpt = flow project temp.
17.1
M2.9
17.1
M2.10 Summer Compe n : NO Summer compensation: NO; YES Displayed if B2 and B3 or B1, B2 and B3 are D i f f . O . T - R . T : 0 6 c Diff. O.T R.T. = maximum allowed difference connected between summer outside temp. and desired temp., above which desired temp. is increased by 1C for each C increase in outside temp. M2.11 Re l a t i v eHumi d i t y Humidification and dehumidification proportional Displayed if B6 is connected P r op . Ba nd : 6 . 0% band, in % M2.12 Re l a t i v eHumi d i t y Humidification, dehumidification and dew point Displayed if B6 is connected I n t e g r . T i me : 1 0m integral time, in min. M2.13 Ys - Ou t s i d e A i r Humidification, dehumidification and dew point Displayed only if M3. 6 setting is M i n i mum : 0% integral time, in min. DAMP.TEMPERATURE or DEHUMIDIFICATION M2.14 Ys - Ra p i dFun c t i on Close outside air during system startup rapid Displayed only if M3. 6 setting is Star t : NO function: YES; NO DAMP.TEMPERATURE or DEHUMIDIFICATION M2.15 Ou tW i n t e r T . : 2 0 c De l a y : 24h r s Displayed only if M3.2 setting is FR.OUTSIDE T. Outside temp. for winter switching. Period during which outside temp. must remain lower than the set value before switching to Winter Displayed only if M3.2 setting is FR.OUTSIDE T. Outside temp. for summer switching. Period during which outside temp. must remain higher than the set value before switching to Summer Outside temp. for heat pump switch-off Displayed only if output Y has been assigned HEATPUMP function
17.2
18. 18. 23.6 23.7 24.
M2.16 Ou t Summer T . : 2 5 c De l a y : 4h r s
24.
M2.17 M i n i m . Ou t s i d e T . He a t . Pump : + 0 c
21.
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M3. SETTING
Ref.
M3.1
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De t e c t o r s L a y o u t
Description
Configuration of connected detectors (outputs B-M) = detector not connected; number = detector connected. Default config.: no detectors configured
Notes
1 : Flow temp. detector B1. 2 : Outside temp. detectorB2. 3 : Room or extract air temp. detector B3. 4 : Preheating or dew point temp. detector B4. 5 : Temperature set point adjuster Tr. 6 : Room humidity detector B6. 7 : Battery frostprotection temperature detector B7. 8 : Humidity set point adjuster HR.
Sect.
16.
M3.2
Se a s on Sw i t c h i ng NO
Season switching: NO ; WINTER ; SUMMER ; FR CONTROL ss ; FR CONTROL ss+c1 ; FR OUTSIDE T. ; FR ROOM T. ; FR SEASON. Use of detector : PREHEATING ; DEWPOINT Displayed if B4 is connected
24.
M3.3 M3.4
Us e De t e c t o r B4 PREHEAT I NG Y : MODULAT I NG Run t i me : 120s Y : HEAT I NG Y -W i n : HEAT I NG Y - Sum: HEAT I NG
19. 22.1
MODULATING ; 2 STAGES ; 3 STAGES . Actuator stroke time in seconds

Output Y control : Output Y action. Displayed if M3.2 setting is NO Output Y action in season periods Displayed if M3.2 setting is different from NO Output Ys action.
Stroke time: displayed only if MODULATING Select action: PREHEATING.; HEATING ; HEATPUMP; COOLING; FROSTPROTECTION; OFF 22.1
M3.5
M3.6 M3.7 M3.8 M3.9
Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM
Select Ys action: DAMP.TEM.; HUMIDIF.; DEHUMID.; RECUPER
23. 10.4 10.3 27.1
Se nd i n gA l a rms : NO Alarm transmission to telemanagement PC enabled. Required only if connected through C-Bus Pa s sWTe l eman : NO Telemanagement password enabled Add r e s s G r oup : : Equipment Web address Equipment group Required only if connected through C-Bus
A l a rms Fu n c t i o n s 8
Function alarms enabled. 1 : discharge air alarm B1. Default config.: Only alarm # 8 enabled (cannot be 3 : room temp. or extract air alarm B3. disabled) 4 : preheating or dew point temperature alarm B4 6 : humidity difference B6. 7 : battery frostprotection temp. alarm B7. 8 : internal clock alarm Detector short or open circuit alarms enabled. 1 : flow temp. detector B1. Default config.: all disabled 2 : outside temp. detector B2. 3 : room temp. or extract air detector B3. 4 : preheating or dew point detector B4 7 : battery frostprotection temp. alarm B7. Select password to disable + and keys: 1901 1999 Set site name To delete key press + and simultaneously Use + and to enter letters or numbers Use and to change positions
M3.10 A l a rms De c t o r s
27.2
M3.11 Pa s swo r d c ho i c e ---M3.12 S i t e Name ---------TECHN I CAL PAGES ! PRESS + KEY M3.13 Pb F l ow Pb Room M3.14 Pb Coo l i ng Pb He a t i ng = x5 . 0 = x0 . 5
26.1 26.2
Multiplier to obtain Pbs of flow temp. from room Displayed if B1 and B3 are connected. Pbs. Multiplier to obtain Pbs of cooling temp. from heating Displayed if output Y has been assigned the Pbs. function COOLING Multiplier to obtain Pb of Preheating temp. from Displayed if B4 is connected, and if M3.3 setting is heating flow Pb. PREHEATING Multiplier to obtain Pb of Air Damper Control from Displayed if B4 is connected, and if M3.3 setting is room heating Pb. DEWPOINT Multiplier to obtain Pb of Air Damper Control from room heating Pb. Multiplier to obtain Pb of recuperator Control from room heating Pb. Displayed if B2 and B3 and in M3.6 setting is DAMP.TEMPERATURE Displayed if B2 and B3 are connected, and if M3.6 setting is RECUPERATOR
16.2 16.2 16.2 16.2 16.2 16.2 16.2
M3.15 Pb P r e h e a t i ng = Pb He a t F l ow x 1 . 0 Pb Dewpo i n t = Pb He a t Room x 1 . 0 M3.16 Pb Pb Pb Pb Dampe r s He a t Room x 1 Re c up e r a t o r He a t Room x 1 = .0 = .0
M3.17 Pb F r o s t p r o t e c t = Pb He a t F l ow x 1 . 0
Multiplier to obtain Pb of Battery frostprotection Displayed if B7 is connected from flow heating Pb
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M4. TESTING
Description Notes
Output selection: Y MODUL. or Y 2 STAGES or Y 3 STAGES; Ycs ; Mu ; Mp ; Mv ; Ys ; Status selection: With Y MODUL : IDLE ; CLOSE ; OPEN. With Y 2 STAGES : ON 1 ; ON 1+2 ; OFF. With Y 3 STAGES : ON 1 ; ON 2 ; ON 1+2 ; OFF. With Ycs : WINTER ; SUMMER. With Mu, Mv : 0N ; OFF. With Ys : 0 VOLT ; 5 VOLT ; 10 VOLT
Ref.
M4.1
Display
Ou t pu t : Y MODUL S t a t u s : I DLE
Sect.
28.
Select outputs to be tested Select output status
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24 V power supply; DIN rail mounting 1. APPLICATION

Code Data sheet B1 B2 B2 B3 B3 B4 B4 B3-B6 B6 B6 B7 B7 U1 Rt RH Rs

NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC NTC

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7.1 3-Wire Modulating Valve Control

7.2 Electric Battery Control

7.3 Direct Expansion Battery Control

7.4 Vapor Humidifier Control (010 V)

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9. WHERE TO PLACE DEVICES

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Controller with Address No. 1

Controller with Address No. 2

Controller with Address No. ...

to modem and/or convertor for local PC

10.3 Telemanagement Address

10.4 Sending Alarms

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11. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY CONTROL EXAMPLES

11.3 Flow temperature and room or flow humidity control

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M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DAMP. TEM

12.3 Heat recuperator On-Off control

M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : RECUPERATOR

M3.6 Ys - Con t r o l : DEHUMI D I F I CAT I ON

B4 Y : MODULAT I NG Y : HEAT I NG Ru n T i me : xxxs

12.4 Vapor humidifying unit control (0...10 V)

De t e c t o r s L a y ou t Ys - Con t r o l : 6 8 HUMI D I F I CAT I ON

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13. USE OF Y OUTPUT EXAMPLES

13.3 1 Heating On-Off battery 1 Humidifying On-Off unit

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M3.5 Y -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y - Sum: COOL I NG

M3.5 Y -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y - Sum: COOL I NG

14. 3 OR 4 BATTERY SYSTEM CONTROL (DTU644 + DTU 614) EXAMPLES

Mv Y2 Mu Y3 DTU 644 DTU 614

Se a s o n Sw i t c h i ng XXXXXXXXX M3.4 Y : MODULAT I NG Ru n t i me : x xxs M3.5

Y -Wi n : FROSPROT . Y - Sum: OF F

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M3.4 Y : MODULAT I NG Run t i me : x xxs

Y -W i n : PREHEAT . Y - Sum: OFF

M2.10 Y3 -Wi n : OFF Y3 - Sum: HEAT I NG

Y2 : MODULAT I NG Y2 -Wi n : OFF Y3 : 2 STAGES Ru n t i me : x x x s Y2 - Sum: COOL+DEHU

DTU 644 DTU 614

M3.4 Y : MODULAT I NG Run t i me : x xxs M3.5 Y -W i n : FROSTPR . Y - Sum: OFF

M2.8 Y2 -Wi n : HEAT I NG Y2 - Sum: OFF

M2.10 Y3 -Wi n : OFF Y3 - Sum: HEAT I NG

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