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resistance. By default, the controllers are delivered
with the bus address
“1”
(corresponds with a “stand-
alone” device).
For the identification of several devices in a bus
system, the bus addresses must be assigned
beginning with 1. Bus addresses must not be assigned
more than once. Then we recommend entering the
addresses according to the actual wiring sequence. In
doing so, max. 247 addresses are possible.
Procedure for assigning the bus addresses:
1.) Press the
[STANDBY RESET]
button for at least
3 seconds.
“---” is shown on the display.
Now the cooling function is switched off.
2.) Press the
[+/-]
button 3 times successively after
that.
“
Adr
” is shown on the display alternately with
the current bus address, e.g. “
1
”.
3.) Assign the next highest bus address (individual
step):
Press the
[+/-] button
briefly.
Quick run through the bus addresses:
Press the [+/-] button for longer
4.) Accept new entry:
Wait for 5 seconds.
“---” is shown on the display.
NOTE
Property damage
when assigning the bus
addresses by switching off the cooling function.
►After assigning the bus addresses, the cooling
function must be switched back on again (see
→
Point 5).
5.) Switch the cooling function back on.
Press the
[STANDBY RESET]
button for a
minimum of 3 sec.
The current temperature is shown on the display.
6.) Repeat points 1 to 5 on each device and set a
free bus address.
Semi-automatic defrosting
1.) Start the semi-automatic defrosting:
Press the
[MAN DEFROST]
button briefly.
“
dEF
” is shown on the display.
Defrosting duration: up to 99 min. (device-specific).
24-hour defrosting block:
If “---” is shown briefly on the display and then the
temperature, the 24 hour defrosting block is active.
2.) End the semi-automatic defrosting:
The device automatically reverts to normal mode. The
current temperature is shown on the display again.
Alarm display and acknowledgment
Alarm display:
The
fault code
flashes alternately on the display with
the temperature. The red point illuminates on the
display at the same time (see Fig. 3 No. 4).
Depending on the fault, an
acoustic signal
can also
be issued by a built-in buzzer (device-specific).
Alarm acknowledgment
:
Fault code
and
acoustic alarm
(device-specific):
Press the
[STANDBY RESET]
button briefly.
The current temperature and the red point are shown
on the display. The red point (see Fig. 3 No. 4)
illuminates until the fault has been rectified.
Calling up the
fault code
in-between:
Press the
[STANDBY RESET]
button briefly.
The fault code is shown on the display for
approx. 5 seconds. Then the current
temperature is shown on the display again.
List of fault codes:
Fault code
Meaning
F1
Sensor fault F1
F2
Sensor fault F2
F4
Sensor fault F4
A90
Time/date fault
E20
Excessive temperature alarm
E21
Excessive temperature at F4
E43
Insufficient temperature alarm
E60
Temperature logger alarm
E70
Electronic fault
E75
Excessive temperature electronics
E80
Compressor fault
E92
Compressor fault due to E75
E93
Voltage outside tolerance
E95
Frequency outside tolerance
Err
No communication with the display
tst
Electronics in test mode
Internal switch device lighting
An internal switch (device-specific) is available to
switch the device lighting on/off.
Fig. 4: Example for device lighting internal switch
5 Transport and storage
Check the device for transport damage after delivery.
Contact the maintenance service in case of damage
(see
→
Chapter 10.5).
WARNING
For devices of type R-290: Damage to
refrigerant circuit. The refrigerant can
escape and create an explosive gas/air
mixture. Risk of fire.
►Do not expose the device during
storage and transport to temperatures
higher than 70°C (158°F).
►Ensure good ventilation.
►
Observe the safety and warning
information for devices with flammable
refrigerants (see
→
Chapter 1.6.2.1).
