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SLS/SLH 10/06

Access to the “display mask” of the machine
status.

Access to the “maintenance level mask”.

Access to the “printing mask” (not available).

Access to the “display mask” of the status of
digital/analog inputs and outputs.

Access to the “clock“ mask” (if the clock card is
available).

Access to the display/control “setpoint masks”.

Access to the “Service Level” masks.

Press these keys at the same time to
enter the "manufactur-er Level masks “of
the machine.

Displays the information on the software ver-
sion.

The LED's next to each key light up when the relative
function is enabled.

1.

On/off

key: allows you to turn the unit on/off. The

green LED which lights up the key indicate the status
of the unit.

2.

Alarm

key: used to display the alarms, to reset them

in manual mode and to silence the buzzer. If the key
lights up (in red), at least an alarm has been identi-
fied.
Press it one to silence the buzzer and to display the
mask of the activated alarm.
Press it again to reset the alarm signal.

3. Arrow 

up 

key: allows you to set the control parame-

ters' values and to move from one mask to another
(not backlighted).

4. Arrow 

down 

key: allows you to set the control para-

meters' values and to move from one mask to another
(not backlighted).

5.

Enter

key: used to move the cursor inside the masks

and to save the values of the set parameters. This key
is always backlighted (yellow light) to indicate the
presence of the power supply.

2.2

DISPLAY

The display is an LCD 4 lines x 20 columns. The quanti-
ties and the information about the operation of the unit
are alternated in the form of subsequent screens, named
"masks".

You can move inside the masks with the terminal keys,
as described below.

2.3

KEYBOARD 

2.3.1 ARROWS KEYS - UP/DOWN/ENTER

If the cursor is in the top left-hand corner (Home), press
the UP/DOWN keys to access the subsequent masks
associated to the selected branch. If a mask includes
some value setting fields and you press the ENTER key,
the cursor will reach these fields. 

Once you have reached the quantity setting field, you
can modify any value (within the expected limits) by
pressing the UP/DOWN keys. 

After you have selected the desired value, press the
ENTER key again to store it.

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Home          Line1

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Summary of Contents for SLS-SLH

Page 1: ...Chiller unit SLS SLH...

Page 2: ...nect the Chiller Control to a BMS network Remote Display Terminal Wire Remote Control Phase monitor kit 2 CONTROL OF SLS SLH WITH 2 SCREW COMPRESSORS The SLS SLH machines with 2 screw compressors are...

Page 3: ...s you to set the control parame ters values and to move from one mask to another not backlighted 4 Arrow down key allows you to set the control para meters values and to move from one mask to another...

Page 4: ...essor Off Run Off Run Run Man NO AL17 Sys 2 pressure diff compressor Run Off Run Off Run Man NO AL18 Failure of clock card Run Run Run Run Run Man NO AL19 AL21 B1 Tin Sensor failure Off Off Off Off Ru...

Page 5: ...Com pr es s or 000000 h SYS 2 Com pr es s or 000000 h I nser tt he passw or d 0000 1234 O f f setpr obes T i n C 9 9 9 9 0 SP 1 bar 9 9 9 9 0 DP 1 bar 3 9 9 0 T ai r C 9 9 9 9 0 T out C 9 9 9 9 0 SP...

Page 6: ...river 2 status U No anomaly N 2 3 5 PRINTING KEY Not used 2 3 6 I O INPUT OUTPUT KEY Press the I O key to access the display masks of the values of all sensors mounted on the machine Acronym Descripti...

Page 7: ...TO CIRCUITO 1 U Storico driver 1 SH 00 0 Steps 0000 Temp 00 0 Press 00 0 POSITION AND TERMODINAMIC PARAMETER FROZEN WHEN THE ALARM HAPPENED ON CIRCUIT 2 POSIZIONE E GRANDEZZE TERMODINAMICHE CONGELATE...

Page 8: ...point see Service level When the machine is turned on every single circuit is activated through the SYSTEM ON OFF parameters SET key 2 3 9 SERVICE LEVEL KEY Press the Prog key correct password 1234 to...

Page 9: ...illerNet Flag N NO Y YES N Water temperature RWT P Type control Flag RWT P I LWT RWT P RWT P I Sec 0 999 600 Min time on compressor Sec 0 999 300 Min time off compressor Sec 0 999 300 Loading time com...

Page 10: ...x LWT Limit C 20 55 47 Diff C 0 5 10 3 Interlock enabled Flag N NO Y YES N Phase control alarm enabled Flag N NO Y YES N Delay time flowswitch alarm running 1 20 1 start up Sec 1 20 5 LOP Se point bar...

Page 11: ...only if the speed controller is available otherwise set it to STEP SETTING OF EEV EX7 or EX8 type for YSLS R134a SERVICE LEVEL 1234 GO INTO THE SERVICE LEVEL PROG 1234 SCROLL THE MASKS DOWN TO THE NEX...

Page 12: ...Banda morta 0 0 C m_manuf_d1_ch2 m_manuf_d2_ch2 m_manuf_d1_ch3 increase this value if the SH is not controlled 15sec with plate heat exchanger normal range between 2 4 C normal range between 1 10 If...

Page 13: ...03 0 C Tempo int 002s Param COMM CH U LOP protection LOP threshold 3 0 C Int time 001s Param COMM CH U MOP threshold 12 0 C Int time 010s Delay start up 060s Param COMM CH U High TCond protection TCo...

Page 14: ...B8 N For standard B8 Y For master unit B1 Y B2 Y B3 Y Note B9 N For chiller B9 Y For heat pump B4 Y B5 Y B6 Y B7 Y B10 N For chiller B10 Y For heat pump B8 N B9 N B10 N See note Transducer Suction pr...

Page 15: ...rel 2 flag N NO Y YES Y Logica rel 3 flag N NO Y YES N Gradino 3 75 Logica rel 1 flag N NO Y YES N Logica rel 2 flag N NO Y YES N Logica rel 3 flag N NO Y YES Y Gradino 4 100 Logica rel 1 flag N NO Y...

Page 16: ...off Until the LWT is below the Setpoint com pressors are unloaded according to the Unload time parameter value 4 COMPRESSORS LEAVING LIQUID CONTROL HEATING MODE If leaving Control mode is selected th...

Page 17: ...higher is the RWT the more stages will be loaded according to the compressor activity logic timer and rules described For each stages will be respected the minimum time ON the minimum time OFF and lo...

Page 18: ...r the fans will start Below is a chart showing the correlation Table 1 Startup Fan Values There is one high pressure transducer each system If only one compressor is running the fans control to its di...

Page 19: ...HP1 LS Diff The fans start under sensor air B4 control OAT During the fans running If DP HP1 one step is load independent by OAT value If DP LP1 unloaded the step DP is the leader between the two tra...

Page 20: ...ing rule If Tair Low Air Temp Heating then AO Max Fan Speed If Low Air Temp Cooling Tair High Air Temp Cooling then AO from Max to Min with linear progression If Tair High Air Temp Heating then AO Min...

Page 21: ...21 SLS SLH 10 06 10 CONDENSER FAN CONTROL HEATING MODE IN STEP LOW Default 15 C HIGH Default 30 C...

Page 22: ...lue AO is always between the Min Fan Speed and the Max Fan Speed Whenever one of the two high pressure measures by the transducer reaches the MDP Value soon the fan must run at max speed until that hi...

Page 23: ...Default must be 12 hours If the pump is not controlled by the electronic control put the stand by value at 00 If the unit is in stand by the pump must anyway be start ed if the Antifreeze heater is po...

Page 24: ...o set compressor switch off time Reversing Off parameter when system enter and exit from defrost mode Compressors are not switched off if time is set to 0 seconds Moreover cycle reversion dur ing norm...

Page 25: ...To clean the filter To clean the exchanger To check the plant pressure drop AL09 Thermal switch compressor 1 AL10 Thermal switch compressor 2 AL11 Recovery antifreezing AL12 Thermal switch fans group...

Page 26: ...cuit 1 AL24 Failure sensor B4 Outdoor air temperature AL25 Failure sensor B 5 Outlet water temperature AL16 Pressure diff compressor SYS 1 No pressure variation Faulty high pressure transducer Faulty...

Page 27: ...ck the electrical connection Water inside the sensor To check the insulation AL30 Faulty sensor To replace the sensor Failure sensor B 10 Cut cable To replace cable Tr outlet Sensor not connected To c...

Page 28: ...9 System 1 defrost temp Read 2 50 0 105 0 C 10 System 2 defrost temp Read 2 50 0 105 0 C 11 Regulated temperature RWT or LWT Read 1 50 0 105 0 C 12 Sys 1 Fan speed index Read 2 0 0 10 0 13 Sys 2 Fan s...

Page 29: ...Read 2 no alarm yes alarm 59 B7 faulty probe Read 2 no alarm yes alarm 60 B8 faulty probe Read 2 no alarm yes alarm 61 B9 faulty probe Read 2 no alarm yes alarm 62 B10 faulty probe Read 2 no alarm yes...

Page 30: ...e 2 off by supervisor Unit state 3 off by low OAT Unit state 4 off by remote Unit state 5 off 7 RWT LWT temperature control Read Write 2 0 RWT 13 Pump stand by time Read Write 2 01 24 hr 14 Pump power...

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