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EIGER OPTIONAL FEATURES

 

 

STD

 

Low Ambient

 - The low ambient kit is designed to protect the compressor when starting in 

temperatures below 2° C. The temperature is measured at the air-end discharge. The temperature is 
read using the standard Air-end temperature sensor. When the Low ambient option is installed and 
selected and the A/E Discharge Temperature is measured to be below 2°C, the compressor will be 
started when commanded but will delay to load a period of time defined by the Low Ambient Delay 
Time, Section 12. This will allow the coolant temperature to rise above an allowable level before 
loading the compressor in cold environments. When the Low ambient option is not installed the 
machine will not start if the A/E Discharge Temperature is below 2°C. The machine will trip on a Low 
ambient fault. This trip will be logged in the fault table. The user can re-start the compressor by 
holding the start button in for 10 seconds. Each time the compressor faults on a Low Ambient trip the 
customer will have to manually restart and the trip will be recorded in the fault table. 
 

STD

 

Power Out Restart

 - At loss of power to the machine, a software or hardware flag is set 

indicating the operational status of the compressor. Once power returns, the flag is evaluated and the 
compressor is returned to its previous operational state. PORO when enabled will be active in all 
Local and Remote control modes of the compressor. For PORO to execute, the PORO option must 
be installed and the PORO enable must be set to ON in the factory set-up menu. The customer then 
has visibility to turn off/on and set the time delay of the PORO option in the advanced set-up menu. 
Assuming this is the case, if power is lost to the compressor while the unit is running or is stopped in 
auto start/stop, the control will store in memory the current operating conditions. 
When power returns to the unit, the control will first verify the PORO option is installed, enabled and 
turned ON. Next the control will check to see if the unit was running or stopped in auto start/stop 
when power was lost. If it is determined this was the case, it will start the PORO sequence. The 
control will energize the PORO horn and start a count down on the display. The RED light will flash 
indicating a Warning condition and the horn will blow for the number of seconds (see table 12) the 
operator set in the PORO time set point. At the end of the count down the horn will stop blowing and 
the compressor will start. The PORO count down can be stopped at anytime by pressing the Stop / 
Reset button on the user interface. Pressing any button will cause the horn to stop blowing and the 
count down to stop. The control will power up normally in a ready to start mode. If unit is being 
operated using remote control, the compressor will not automatically restart after power returns if 
PORO kit is not installed. 
 

ENH

 

Scheduled Start / Stop

 - This is an auto start / stop mode of operation based on the Real 

Time Clock current time. A Scheduled Start Time set point is used to automatically start the 
compressor when the current time equals the Scheduled Start Time entered for the set point. A 
scheduled Stop Time set point is used to automatically stop the compressor when the current time 
equals the Scheduled Stop time entered for the set point. This mode of operation can be turned on 
and off by selecting the desired mode in the Scheduled Start Stop 
 
On/Off Set point, When Scheduled Start/Stop is turned on and the current time equals the Scheduled 
Start Time set point, and the compressor is 
not currently running, the compressor will automatically activate the output for the PORO horn for 10 
seconds (hard coded) to warn anyone in the surrounding area that the compressor is about to start.  
 
The UI will display a Warning message “Scheduled Start in X seconds”. X is a countdown from 10 to 
0 seconds. After 10 seconds the compressor will automatically start as long as the compressor is not 
in a Fault condition or manually stopped by pressing the Stop / Reset button. When Scheduled 
Start/Stop is turned on, and the current time equals the Scheduled Stop Time set point, and the 
compressor is currently running, the compressor will automatically stop. The compressor can 

Summary of Contents for R110IU-10

Page 1: ...Fault Finding Guide for the R90 160 IU More than Air Answers Online answers http www air irco com PHONE 1 800 820 0308 WSV June 07...

Page 2: ...system Close and lock all access doors when the compressor is left unattended Do not use extinguishers intended for Class A or Class B fires on electrical fires Use only extinguishers suitable for cl...

Page 3: ...e Intellisys S3 Controller 23 25 Analog Inputs Outputs Information and Comments Digital Inputs Outputs 12 S3 Intellisys Controller Serial Communications Information 26 13 Eiger Maintenance Intervals 2...

Page 4: ...vices This controller is different than other Intellisys controllers in that the relay outputs are not solid state triacs they are relays that are turned on an off by an internal 24 VDC power supply c...

Page 5: ...5 S3 Intellisys Controller Operating Instructions...

Page 6: ...6 Software Navigation...

Page 7: ...7 Eiger Controller Fault Indicators 020 Tr Motor PTC Open High Motor Temperature...

Page 8: ...Controller has no power to relay outputs This controller has no provision to detect a power loss to the relay outputs Reset controller Insufficient Coolant Circulation insufficient cooling Compressor...

Page 9: ...and check that the air end and motor rotate freely Check the separator element for excessive pressure drop Set the motor overload on star delta at 67 FLA SF of motor name plate data tag Measure curre...

Page 10: ...MPV stuck open Strip the MPV examine and repair if necessary Compressor will not load Inlet valve not opening Check that the valve is free to open Check the operation of the load solenoid valve 1SV C...

Page 11: ...Stop Fault T 2 Incoming power wired to package incorrectly Clear fault hazard twist emergency stop button to reset Compressor will not start below 2 deg C 28 deg F unless fitted with low ambient opti...

Page 12: ...valve and make sure it operates freely Check load solenoid valve and controller operation P1 Sensor calibration failure Fault T 10 Check sensor connection and calibrate or replace if necessary P1 Sens...

Page 13: ...wiring Maintenance due immediately Fault W 15 Maintenance timer has reached 2000 hrs of runtime or 8760 hours clock time Reset time in factory set up menu using access code 1954 Change oil filter Faul...

Page 14: ...14 Star Delta Wiring Diagram...

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Page 16: ...16 Soft Start Wiring Diagram...

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Page 18: ...18 Line Start Schematic...

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Page 22: ...the discharge air and passing it through the separator much of the water vapor which is naturally present in the air can be removed The coolant system consists of a sump cooler thermostatic valve and...

Page 23: ...he pressure transducer inputs with a known zero Psi input A zero offset calibration should be performed by first the user verifying the pressure applied to the pressure transducer is in fact 0 PSI Ini...

Page 24: ...ck KM3 2 from the 1S KM3 contactor keeps the 2M KM2 contactor from energizing anytime the 1S KM3 contactor is energized Electrical interlocks are wired such that when the 1S KM3 output is de energized...

Page 25: ...c Condensate Interval Time Default 180 Sec Minimum 90 Sec Maximum 300 Sec ENH Modulation The modulation output is used to turn on the modulation solenoid valve anytime the modulation set point is turn...

Page 26: ...e of servicing communications at least twice per second Any serial communications intended for this slave device must be responded to within 500 milliseconds ENH Serial Control Starting the compressor...

Page 27: ...set STD Maintenance Indicator How to display time to maintenance the maintenance timer will display the maintenance timer value in hours and in percentage 2000 or 8760 closest to reaching its respecti...

Page 28: ...28 Maintenance...

Page 29: ...29 Maintenance...

Page 30: ...30 Maintenance...

Page 31: ...31 S3 Controller Input Output Overview AI Analog Input DI Digital Input DO Digital Output...

Page 32: ...less than 2 C The compressor will be in an alarm state and not start if the temperature is below 2 C The compressor will start if the temperature is above 2 C This is only active if Low Ambient LA op...

Page 33: ...er Interface Buttons The 8 buttons located on the controller are to be a raised membrane button used to activate the membrane switch The icon and button oval are not raised Fault Symbols LED Indicator...

Page 34: ...eft on all the time as long as this does not significantly reduce the life of the backlight Icons in the standard LCD display Shutdown in Auto Restart Pressure Control Power Out Restart Active PORO Sc...

Page 35: ...machine operational or fault status will be continuously displayed for all Status displays Compressor Running Unloaded Manual Unloaded Compressor Running and Loaded Flash Icon when the compressor is U...

Page 36: ...etup displays Satus screen Data in Yellow will only be displayed is ENH Default Ae 0 0 0 0 C Airend Discharge Temp 1 Ip 0 0 0 0 PSI Sump Pressure 2 DL 0 0 0 0 PSI Delta pressure DL will not be display...

Page 37: ...0 Pass Code If no buttons are pressed within 30 seconds the display will revert back to the default Status display item Un 0 0 0 0 PSI Unload Pressure Ld 0 0 0 0 PSI Load Pressure As 0 0 0 0 SEC Unloa...

Page 38: ...h for each Trip Fc _ 0 0 1 _ _ _ Fault Code Pd _ _ 6 5 PSI Package Discharge Pressure Ae 2 2 1 0 F Airend Discharge Temperature Rn _ _ _ _ 1 2 3 Run Hours Sp _ _ 6 9PSI Sump Pressure Dt 1 0 3 0 _06 Da...

Page 39: ...Stop Time Po off PORO on off Pt 0 0 1 0 SEC PORO Time Lt 0 0 2 0 SEC Low Ambient Load Delay Time RC 0 0 0 0 _ Remote Control Selection Is _ _ _ _ OFF Integral sequencing Cn 0 0 0 1 Multi 485 Compresso...

Page 40: ...Trips Red Trip LED on solid green LED off When a trip or warning is detected by the controller the following codes and icons should be displayed on the bottom line of the LCD display T Indicates Trip...

Page 41: ...al Requirements All units shall be designed such that the package can operate continuously in ambient temperatures between 35 F 2 C and 115 F 46 C with non condensing humidity from 0 95 from the front...

Page 42: ...nit was running or stopped in auto start stop when power was lost If it is determined this was the case it will start the PORO sequence The control will energize the PORO horn and start a count down o...

Page 43: ...nts which have relatively high constant air demand relative to the compressor capacity the recommended control mode is modulation The modulation control system retains the features of the on line off...

Page 44: ...e main power disconnect switch in the ON position 5 Open the isolation valve and start the compressor 6 Adjust the isolation valve to bring the discharge air pressure to the rated discharge pressure 1...

Page 45: ...45 Standard S3 Menu Structure and Parameters Table 12...

Page 46: ...46 Standard S3 Menu Structure and Parameters Table 12...

Page 47: ...47 Standard S3 Menu Structure and Parameters Table 12...

Page 48: ...48 Standard S3 Menu Structure and Parameters Td Air Temp High Level Trip Fixed Value 109 C 109 C 109 109 Table 13...

Page 49: ...49 Modbus Register Listing...

Page 50: ...50 Table 13 Modbus Register Listing...

Page 51: ...51 Here is a list of trip codes that are very handy to carry with you on a service call Motor PTC Open High Motor Temperature...

Page 52: ...52 Appendix 1 Thermistor 2ATT 34 to 124 C 255 F Air end Discharge...

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