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1592015300 User manual iCHILL 200 L GB r1.3 09/09/2005
Bottom display: circuit 2:
• Evaporator 2 water outlet, with the label OuT2.
Par. dP03 = 2
Top display of the circuit 1:
• Condenser 1 water inlet temperature with the label CIn1
Bottom display of the circuit 1
• Condenser 1water outlet with the label COu1.
Top display of the circuit 2:
Condenser 2 water inlet temperature with the label Cin2
Bottom display of the circuit 2
• Condenser 2water outlet with the label Cou2.
Par. dP03 = 3
Top display of the circuit 1:
• Condenser probe temperature Cdt1 / pressure CdP1
Bottom display of the circuit 1
• Evaporator pressure probe LP1
Top display of the circuit 2:
Condenser probe temperature Cdt2 / pressure CdP2
Bottom display of the circuit 2
Evaporator pressure probe LP2
15.4 DEFAULT DISPLAY READ - OUT OF THE REMOTE PANELS VI620S AND VI820S
If the parameter dP04 = 0 the upper display of the remote panels #1 and #2 depends on the parameter values dP01 – dP02 – dP03; to
show the temperature detected by the internal probe of the remote panel accessing the function menu under the function trEm.
If the parameter dP04 = 1 the upper display of the remote panels #1 and #2 show their internal NTC sensor (ambient temperature); to
show the same temperature it is possible to eccess the function menu under the function trEm.
15.5 DEFAULT DISPLAY READ - OUT OF THE REMOTE PANELS VI620S AND VI820S
If the parameter dP04 = 0 the upper display of the remote panels #1 and #2 depends on the parameter values dP01 – dP02 – dP03; to
show the temperature detected by the internal probe of the remote panel accessing the function menu under the function trEm.
If the parameter dP04 = 1 the upper display of the remote panels #1 and #2 show their internal NTC sensor (ambient temperature); to
show the same temperature it is possible to eccess the function menu under the function trEm.
16 DISPLAY INFORMATION
16.1 SHOW THE SET POINT VALUE
Push and release the SET key, the leds of the circuits are off and the set value is displayed.
In stand-by the bottom display shows SetC (set chiller), by pushing SET again the next label is SetH (set heat pump ).
If the unit is running the only set displayed is related to the running mode.
16.2 MODIFY THE SET POINT
1) Push SET key for at least 3 seconds: the leds of the circuits are off and the set value is blinking.
2) Use the UP or DOWN key to modify the setpoint.
3) Push SET to confirm or wait the timeout (15seconds).
16.3 SHOW THE ACTIVE SETPOINT DURING ENERGY SAVING OR DYNAMIC SETPOINT
If the unit is running in chiller or HP, the Energy Saving or the Dinamic Setpoint activity is signalled by the blinking led of the SET button.
Chiller mode: push SET one time, the bottom display shows the SEtC (set chiller) while the top display shows the set value. Only if the
Energy saving or the Dynamic Setpoint are active, pushing another time the SET key, the bottom display shows “SEtr” (real setpoint),
and the top display shows the setpoint that the unit is really using for the thermoregulation.
Chiller mode: push SET one time, the bottom display shows the SEtH (set Heat pump) while the top display shows the set value. Only
if the Energy saving or the Dynamic Setpoint are active, pushing another time the SET key, the bottom display shows “SEtr” (real
setpoint), and the top diplay shows the setpoint that the unit is really using for the thermoregulation.
ATTENTION
The SEtr label appears only if the Energy saving or the Dynamic Setpoint are active.
To modify the working setpoint it is necessary the setpoint values is displayed on both the display (temperature / temperature or
temperature / pressure o pressure/ pressure) without any identification label, otherwise the SET key swaps to the circuit information.
- DIXELL 1
- INDEX 2
- 4
- 1 GENERAL ADVICE 7
- 2 GENERAL FEATURES 8
- 2.1 MAIN FUNCTION 8
- Pg.10/106 10
- 4 USER INTERFACE 11
- Pg.12/106 12
- 4.4 KEY FUNCTION 14
- 4.5 KEY COMBINANTION 15
- 4.6 LED AND ICONS 15
- 4.7 DISPLAY AND ICONS 16
- 5 REMOTE TERMINAL 17
- 6 FIRST INSTALLING 17
- 6.2 RTC SETUP 17
- 7 WIRING CONNECTIONS 18
- 7.4 DIGITAL INPUTS 19
- Pg.20/106 20
- Pg.22/106 22
- 7.12 HOT KEY 64 CONNECTION 23
- 7.13 XJ485 CONNECTION 23
- Pg.24/106 24
- Pg.26/106 26
- 8.7 OTHER OUTPUTS 27
- 9 TABLE OF THE PARAMETERS 28
- Pg.30/106 30
- Pg.32/106 32
- Pg.34/106 34
- Pg.36/106 36
- Pg.38/106 38
- Pg.40/106 40
- Pg.42/106 42
- Enter the programming 42
- Pg.44/106 44
- Pg.46/106 46
- GRAPH: AUTOMATIC CHANGE OVER 46
- HOW THE CIRCUIT 1 OR 2 47
- 15 CUSTOM DISPLAY 48
- Pg.50/106 50
- HOW THE SET POINT VALUE 51
- ODIFY THE SET POINT 51
- 16.4 DISPLAY IN REMOTE OFF 52
- 17 FUNCTION MENU “ M” KEY 52
- 18 ENERGY SAVING 56
- 19 DYNAMIC SETPOINT 57
- 19.1 DYNAMIC SETPOINT GRAPH 58
- 20 AUXILIARY RELAYS 59
- Pg.60/106 60
- /RECOVERY 62
- 27 COMPRESSORS 64
- 27.1 COMPRESSORS START- UP 64
- 27.2 DIRECT START- UP 64
- 27.4 PART WINDING 65
- 27.7 STAR - DELTA START 65
- 28 CAPACITY CONTROL 66
- 28.1 MINIMUM LOAD START- UP 67
- 29 PUMP DOWN 68
- ACTIVATION 69
- UMP DOWN INFORMATION 70
- NLOADING DESCRIPTION 70
- NLOADING INFORMATION 70
- Pg.72/106 72
- FA26 Hot start differential 73
- 36 LOAD MAINTENANCE 74
- 37 CONDENSER FAN REGULATION 74
- OUTPUT FOR FAN CONTROL 75
- Pg.76/106 76
- 38 DEFROST CYCLE 77
- 38.1 FORCED DEFROST 77
- 38.2 COMBINED DEFROST 77
- 38.3 MANUAL DEFROST 78
- EFROST PARAMETER DESCRIPTION 79
- Pg.80/106 80
- 39 RECOVERY 81
- THE RECOVERY CYCLE 82
- 40.1 RECOVERY DISABLED 82
- AEFL evaporator flow alarm 83
- NOTE ABOUT THE FLOW ALARM 83
- 41.7 AEE EEPROM ALARM 84
- Significato label display 85
- 41.11 ARTF CLOCK FAILURE 86
- 41.12 ARTC CLOCK ALARM 87
- Pg.88/106 88
- Pg.90/106 90
- - PRESSURE SWITCH ALARM / 90
- Pg.92/106 92
- 41.38 ALARM RELAY AND BUZZER 94
- 41.39 KEYABOARD ALARM 94
- Pg.96/106 96
- Alarm description 96
- 44 BLACK-OUT 98
- 45 INSTALLING AND MOUNTING 98
- 45.1 PANEL CUT- OUT 98
- 45.4 METAL FRONT FRAME 99
- 46 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 100
- 47 ACCESSORIES 100
- 47.3 TRANSFORMER 101
- 48 TECHNICAL DATA 102
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