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QD-ENG-40 REV.3

 

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PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER: 

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To change the factory default settings, enter the programming code sequence: 

 

“1 Adjust-up”

 arrow 

“2 Adjust-down”

 arrow 

“3 Select”

 

“4 Exit” 

 

After pressing the above sequence the program LED should illuminate along with three alternating 
flashing boxes on the display face, indicating the code was accepted.  If no selection is made within 
one minute, the system returns to the normal operating mode. 

 

Note: 

Pressing the “4 Exit” button at any time while in the programming mode returns the 
controller to the normal operating mode.
 

 

Press the “

3 Select” 

button to continue programming.  The set temperature “HI” LED illuminates with 

the display indicating the ‘cooling on’ setpoint.  The compressor will begin operation at this 
temperature and will remain operating until the enclosure

 temperature 

decreases approximately 

seven degrees Fahrenheit (four degrees Celsius).  Press the 

“1 Adjust-up”

 or “

2 Adjust-down”

 

arrow until the desired set point is displayed.  The range for this adjustment is 70° to 126°F, (21° to 
52°C).   When the adjustment is complete, press the “

3 Select”

 button to continue. 

 

The set temperature “LO” LED is 

on

 with the display indicating the (optional) ‘heating on’ set point.  

The heating system will begin operation at this temperature and remain operating until the enclosure 
temperature increases approximately seven degrees Fahrenheit (four degrees Celsius).  Press the 

“1 

Adjust-up

” or 

“2 Adjust-down

” arrow until the desired set point is displayed within a range of 0°F to 

63°F (-17.8°C to +17°C). 

 

NOTE:  Review alarm settings if the ‘cool on’ or ‘heat on’ set points have been changed. 

 

Press the 

“3 Select

” button to continue.  The set alarm “HI” LED is 

on

 with the display indicating the 

high temperature alarm setpoint.  The alarm will activate at this temperature and will automatically 
reset at two degrees Fahrenheit (one degree Celsius) below this temperature.  Press the “

1 Adjust-

up”

 or “

2 Adjust-down”

 arrow to change the alarm setpoint within a range of 8ºF (or 4ºC) above the 

set temperature “HI” set point, to 135°F (or 57°C). 

 

Press the 

“3 Select

” button to continue.  The set alarm “LO” LED is 

on

 with the display indicating the 

low temperature alarm set point.  The alarm will activate at this temperature and will automatically 
reset at two degrees Fahrenheit (or one degree Celsius) above this temperature.  Press the “

Adjust-up”

 or “

2 Adjust-down”

 arrow to change the alarm setpoint within a range of 8º F (4ºC) 

below the set temperature “LO” set point to -20°F (or -29°C). 

 

 

Press the “

3 Select”

 button to continue.  The alarm LED will flash and the display will show “ALL”, 

indicating the “ALL” alarm on/off status.  Press 

“3 Select

” and the display will show either “

ON”

 or 

OFF”, 

indicating current alarm status.  Press 

“1 Adjust-up

” or “

2 Adjust-down”

 to toggle the mode 

as desired.  If the “

OFF”

 mode is selected, no alarms will activate and the audible on/off select and 

POA functions are skipped. 

 

Press the 

“3 Select

” button to continue.  The audible LED will flash and the display will show “

AUD”,

 

indicating the audible alarm on/off status.  Press “

3

 

Select” 

and the display shows

  “ON”

 or “

OFF”

 

indicating the current audible alarm status.   Press 

“1 Adjust-up

” or 

“2 Adjust-down

” arrow to toggle 

the mode desired. 

 

Press the 

“3 Select

” button to continue.  The alarm LED will flash and the display will show “

POA”,

 

indicating the Power Off Alarm status.  Press “

3

 

Select” 

and the display shows

  “ON”

 or “

OFF”

 

indicating the current alarm status.   Press 

“1 Adjust-up

” or 

“2 Adjust-down

” arrow to toggle the 

mode desired. 

(Version 3.18 and later only) 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for IQ27000V

Page 1: ...s IQ27000V OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL IMPORTANT PLEASE READ this manual and follow the instructions for safe and satisfactory installation and operation of this system Keep this manual for futu...

Page 2: ...unit Page 4 Preparing the Enclosure Page 5 Operating the System Page 6 Programming the Controller Page 7 Figure 3 Digital Controller Page 7 Alarm Operation Page 9 Maintenance Page 10 Trouble Shooting...

Page 3: ...rm air system and the vapor compression refrigeration system Please refer to Figure 1 The closed loop cool air system circulates cold air from the Ice Qube TMS to the electronics enclosure This air re...

Page 4: ...reported to the carrier The freight carrier will provide instructions on filing a claim Ice Qube cannot accept responsibility for damages that occur during shipping PRE INSTALLATION TEST Before insta...

Page 5: ...erature if the room temperature is warmer than 70 F Inlet air temperature will be displayed on the programmable controller In areas of high humidity the temperature difference may be less than 10 degr...

Page 6: ...lied nuts and bolts Check to see if the power cable and all optional cables are in place Fasteners need to be tightened securely and the gasket material needs to be in place in order to maintain enclo...

Page 7: ...icates the heat relay has been energized and is providing power to the heater There is no time delay before heating begins When the temperature of the enclosure rises 7 degrees Fahrenheit above the se...

Page 8: ...ue The set alarm HI LED is on with the display indicating the high temperature alarm setpoint The alarm will activate at this temperature and will automatically reset at two degrees Fahrenheit one deg...

Page 9: ...the number of days that the alarm is set in one half day increments Note that the alarm is based on compressor run time Example 10 5 indicates the alarm will activate every ten and one half days or o...

Page 10: ...ernating E O C O display may indicate the sensor connector has become disconnected from the rear of the controller 7 Incorrect Voltage Supply A continual flashing value of the program version 3 1x x i...

Page 11: ...ay prevent water flow through the nipple To clean the debris from the pan use a clean absorbent cloth or shop vac Nipples may be cleaned using a inch tubing brush then flush with clean water Also insp...

Page 12: ...NO Is the power cord connected to the electrical supply YES NO Is the controller set point temperature above or below the enclosure temperature YES NO Is the evaporator cold air stream blower operati...

Page 13: ...QD ENG 40 REV 3 13 WIRING SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 230 volt...

Page 14: ...QD ENG 40 REV 3 14 WIRING SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 480volt...

Page 15: ...QD ENG 40 REV 3 15 SPECIFICATION DRAWING ONE...

Page 16: ...QD ENG 40 REV 3 16 SPECIFICATION DRAWING TWO All current documentation and cut out templates can also be found on our website at www iceqube com...

Page 17: ...OF TRADE OR OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE 1 The warranty and remedies for breach of warranty provided for in th...

Page 18: ...sity of in field service for such Product in its sole discretion Ice Qube will not assume any liability for any in field service not initiated by Ice Qube In no event shall Ice Qube be liable for any...

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