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B2: DIXELL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

dIXEL

Operating instructions

1592002701

1592002701 XH240L-V  GB r1.0 12.01.2004 *

 

XH240L - XH240V

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LED

MODE

FUNCTION

ON

°C

°F

ON

°C

ON

The compressor is running

FLASHING

- Anti-short cycle delay enabled

LED 3

ON

The defrost is enabled

LED 3

FLASHING

Drip time in progress

LED 2

FLASHING

Programming Phase (flashing with LED3)

ON

Heating enabled

 (temp)

FLASHING

Temperature Set programming phase

ON

- ALARM signal

ON

Fan is running

ON

The light is on

ON

RH%

ON

Dehumidifying enabled

ON

Humidifying enabled

 (umid)

FLASHING

Humidity Set programming phase

5.2

 

HOW TO SEE AND MODIFY THE SET POINT (TEMPERATURE AND  HUMIDITY)

1.

 

Push and immediately release the 

SET 

key: the display will show the Set point

valueand the correspondant set icon starts flashing;

2.

 

To change the Set value push the 

or 

n

 arrows within 10s.

3.

 

To memorise the new set point value push the 

SET

 key again or wait 10s.

5.3

 

TO START A MANUAL DEFROST

1.

Push the 

DOWN 

key for more than 2 seconds and a manual defrost will start.

5.4

 

TO ENTER IN PARAMETERS LIST “PR1”

To enter the parameter list “Pr1” (user accessible parameters) operate as follows:

 

+

1.

 

Enter  the  Programming  mode  by  pressing  the

  SET_RH

for

few seconds. (LED2&3 start flashing)

2.

 

The instrument will show the first parameter present in “Pr1”

5.5

 

TO ENTER IN PARAMETERS LIST “PR2”

To access parameters in “

Pr2

”:

1.

 

Enter the “Pr1” level.

2.

 

Select “Pr2” parameter and press the “

 SET_RH

 ” key.

3.

 

The “PAS” flashing message is displayed, shortly followed by “0 - -” with a flashing zero.

4.

 

Use 

o

 or 

n

 to input the security code in the flashing digit; confirm the figure by pressing “

SET_RH

 ”.

The security code is “321“.

5.

 

If the security code is correct the access to “Pr2” is enabled by pressing “

 SET_RH

 ” on the

last digit.

Another  possibility

  is  the  following:  after  switching  ON  the  instrument  the  user  can  push

SET_RH

 + 

n

 keys within 30 seconds.

NOTE

:  each  parameter  in  “Pr2”  can  be  removed  or  put  into  “Pr1”  (user  level)  by  pressing

SET_RH

 + 

n

. When a parameter is present in “Pr1” LED 4 is on.

5.6

 

TO CHANGE PARAMETER VALUES

1.

 

Enter the Programming mode.

2.

 

Select the required parameter with 

o

 or 

n

.

3.

 

Press the “

 SET_RH

 ” key to display its value (LED2&3 start blinking).

4.

 

Use 

o

 or 

n

 to change its value.

5.

 

Press “

 SET_RH

 ” to store the new value and move to the following parameter.

To exit

: Press 

SET_RH

 

+ UP 

or wait 15s without pressing a key.

NOTE

: the new programming is stored even when the procedure is exited by waiting the time-

out.

5.7

 

HOW TO LOCK THE KEYBOARD

1. 

Keep the 

o

 and 

n

 keys pressed together for more than 3 s the 

o

 and 

n

keys.

2. 

The  “

POF

”  message  will  be  displayed  and  the  keyboard  is  locked.  At  this

point  it  is  only  possible  the  viewing  of  the  set  point  or  the  MAX  o  Min
temperature stored and to switch ON and OFF the light, the auxiliary output
and the instrument.

TO UNLOCK THE KEYBOARD

Keep the 

o

 and 

n

 keys pressed together for more than 3s.

5.8

 

ON/OFF FUNCTION

By  pushing  the 

ON/OFF

  key,  the  instrument  shows  “OFF”  for  5  sec.  and  the

ON/OFF LED is switched ON.
During  the  OFF  status,  all  the  relays  are  switched  OFF  and  the  regulations  are
stopped;

N.B. During the OFF status the LED4  button is lighted.

6.

 

PARAMETER LIST

REGULATION

dbt

half  dead  band  width  for  temperature:

  (0,1÷25,5°C;  1÷45°F)  this  band  is  place  below

and above the temperature set point (SET_TEMP). The compressor is enabled when the
temperature  increases  and  reaches  the  SET_TEMP  +  dbt  value.  It  is  turned  off  when  it
comes  back  to  the  SET_TEMP.  The  heating  output  is  enabled  when  temperature  is  less
than SET_TEMP -dbt value and disabled when the SET_TEMP is reached.

dbH

half  dead  band  width  for  humidity:

  (0,5÷25,5RH)  this  band  is  place  below  and

above  the  humidity  set  point  (SET_RH).  The  dehumidifying  action  is  enabled  when  the
humidity  increases  and  reaches  the  SET_RH  +  dbH  value.  It  is  stopped  when  it  comes
back  to  the  SET_RH.  The  humidifying    output  is  enabled  when  humidity  is  less  than
SET_RH -dbH value and disabled when the SET_RH is reached.

LS Minimum  temperature  set  point  limit: 

(-50,0°C

y

SET;  -58°F÷SET)  Sets  the  minimum

acceptable value for the set point.

US Maximum  temperature  set  point  limit: 

(SET

y

110°C;  SET÷230°F)  Set  the  maximum

acceptable value for set point.

OdS Outputs activation delay at start up:

 (0÷255 min) This function  is enabled at the initial

start up of the instrument and inhibits any output activation for the period of time set in the
parameter. (Light can work)

AC Anti-short  cycle  delay: 

(0÷30  min)  interval  between  the  compressor  stop  and  the

following restart.

LSH Minimum humidity set point limit: 

(

Lci ÷ Set H

) Sets the minimum acceptable value for

the humidity set point.

USH Maximum humidity set point limit: 

(

Set H ÷ uci

) Set the maximum acceptable value for

humidity set point.

DISPLAY
CF Measurement unit: 

°C= Celsius; °F= Fahrenheit

rES Resolution (for °C)

: allows decimal point display. 

dE

 = 0,1°C; 

in

 = 1 °C

rEH Resolution for RH%:

 in = integer; Hd= half digit.

DEFROST
IdF Interval between defrosts: 

(1÷120h) Determines the time interval between the beginning

of two defrost cycles.

MdF Duration of defrost: 

(0÷255 min) When 

P2P = n

, no evaporator probe, it sets the defrost

duration, when 

P2P = y

, defrost end based on temperature, it sets the maximum length for

defrost.

dFd  Display during defrost:

rt

 = real temperature; 

it

 = temperature reading at the defrost start;

Set

 = set point; 

dEF

 = “dEF” label; 

dEG

 = “dEG” label;

dAd Defrost display time out:

 (0

y

255 min) Sets the maximum time between the end of defrost

and the restarting of the real room temperature display.

Hud Humidity control during defrost:

 

no

: the humidity control is stopped during the defrost;

yES

 the humidity control works also during the defrost.

FANS
FnC Fan operating mode: C-n

 = running when a load is on, OFF during the defrost;

C-y

 = running when a load is on, ON during the defrost;

O-n

 = continuous mode, OFF during the defrost;

O-y

 = continuous mode, ON during the defrost;

TEMPERATURE ALARMS
ALC Temperature alarm configuration: rE

 = High and Low alarms related to Set Point

Ab

 = High and low alarms related to the absolute temperature.

ALL Low temperature alarm setting:

ALC = rE 

, 0 

y

 50 °C or 90°F

ALC = Ab 

, - 50°C or -58°F 

y

 ALU

when this temperature is reached and after the ALd delay time, the LA alarm is enabled,.

ALU High temperature alarm setting:

 

ALC= rE

, 0 

y

 

50°C or 90°F

ALC= Ab

, ALL 

y

 110°C or 230°F

when this temperature is reached and after the ALd delay time the HA alarm is enabled.

ALH Temperature alarm recovery differential: 

(0,1÷25,5°C; 1÷45°F) Intervention differential

for recovery of temperature alarm.

ALd Temperature  alarm  delay:

  (0÷255  min)  time  interval  between  the  detection  of  an  alarm

condition and the corresponding alarm signalling.

dAO Delay of temperature alarm at start-up:

 (0min÷23h 50min) time interval between the

detection of the temperature alarm condition after the instrument power on and the alarm
signalling.

EdA Alarm delay at the end of defrost: 

(0

y

255 min) Time interval between the detection of the

temperature alarm condition at the end of defrost and the alarm signalling.

dot  Delay  of  temperature  alarm  after  closing  the  door  : 

(0

y

255  min)  Time  delay  to  signal

the temperature alarm condition after closing the door.

HUMIDITY ALARMS
AHC Humidity alarm configuration: rE

 = High and Low alarms related to humidity Set Point

Ab

 = High and low alarms related to the “absolute” humidity.

AHL Low humidity alarm setting: 

(with AHC = rE: 

0 ÷ 50

. With AHC = Ab: 

Lci ÷ AHu)

when this humidity is reached and after the AHd delay time, the HLA alarm is enabled,.

AHU High humidity alarm setting:

 (with AHC = rE: 0÷50°C. with AHC = Ab: 

AHL ÷ uci

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Page 24: ...int 3 1 DEFROST Defrost is performed through a simple stop of the compressor Parameter IdF controls the interval between defrost cycles while its length is controlled by parameter MdF To disable the d...

Page 25: ...ow and above the humidity set point SET_RH The dehumidifying action is enabled when the humidity increases and reaches the SET_RH dbH value It is stopped when it comes back to the SET_RH The humidifyi...

Page 26: ...ring this time and then for the delay dot and doH after closing the door the temperature and humidity alarms are disabled 7 2 GENERIC ALARM I1F EAL As soon as the digital input is activated the unit w...

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