2VV AirGENIO SUPERIOR User manual

Operation instructions
EN
AirGENIO
SUPERIOR
2VV s.r.o. Fáblovka 568, 533 52 Pardubice Staré Hradiště, Czech Republic www.2vv.cz, [e-mail]
AirGENIO Control System
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NOTE
ver.1 23-03-20

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READ CAREFULLY!
Before the initial commissioning, check:
• that the device is well fastened to the support structure,
• that the device is properly closed
• that the power supply is properly connected, including the earthing and the external trigger protection,
• that all the electrical components are securely connected,
• that the installation complies with all the instructions herein,
• that no tool or any other object that may damage the unit remains within.
CAUTION!
• Interventions or changes to the internal connections are forbidden and shall result in the loss of warranty.
• We recommend the use of accessories supplied by our company. Contact your supplier in case of doubts regarding the
use of non-original accessories.
START-UP
After connecting power supply, the display lights up and the data is loaded.
The device is ready to be activated once the service data has fully loaded.
The remote control has a touch
screen. The device is controlled
tapping the symbols on the screen
They only inform about status, not errors.
They inform about errors. Clicking on them opens a screen
with the error report.
Turn the unit on/o󰀨
(only on stand-by)
Activating/deactivating a
specic Slave unit
Information icons
Warning icons
Description of main screen
Manual start up of
DOOR mode
Timer
Shows current temperature, air ow, hea-
ting level, time and control mode.
Air ow settings
(with closed
doors)
Required temperatu-
re settings
(with closed doors)
Password locked if the
control is unlocked and
MENU USER LOCK is
activated
Detailed informa-
tion on opening’s
status
Device
settings
Night
reduction
DOOR mode
Device cooling
Information
icon
Time mode
Warning icon
1. CONTROL

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The settings can be found below, under
“SUBUNITS”
Current status
Settings MENU Required temperature
settings with closed doors
Air ow settings with clo-
sed doors Date and time settings
This screen show the detailed status of the opening and the sensor values:
• Current air-ow settings (step or %), information icons
• Air temperature at intake*, exhaust*, room temperature* and outside temperature* (* – if the relevant sensors are installed and enabled)
• Heater output settings (if included)
The information on any connected SLAVE units will be shown here.
It can be accessed moving the screen upwards.
Required temperature
settings
(with closed doors)
Air ow settings
(with closed doors)
Language
Display backlight
Parameters
Date and
time
AirGENIO app
QR code
Back to previous
screen
Conrm
+ return
Conrm
+ return
Display required air ow (20%
steps)
Reduce or increase
opening’s air ow (with
closed doors)
Display the
current air ow
status
Current date and time
Reduce or increase
required tempe-
rature
Actual temperature
at selected sensor in
menu 09
Required output
Manual mode = %
Automatic mode = °C
If the heating is blocked in summer mode
(MENU - SUMMER HEATING), the screen will show a “Sun” icon and will not
allow to select the output.
Conrm
+ return Back to main screen
1. CONTROL
Information on
the type of unit
Indicates heating is blocked
(summer mode)
Back to previous
screen
Green color = active sensor
SP= Temperature setpoint
Room temperature
Inlet temperature
Outside temperature
Fan speed
Heat power
Return water temperature

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1. CONTROL
Timer Language
Lightning settings
Weekly mode
Annual mode
Activate/deactivate timer
Weekly mode
Select lan-
guage
Annual mode
Copy to
START / STOP interval
Required ventilation rate in manual mode
Only MANUAL
Required heating rate in manual mode
CANCEL
Conrm
+ return
Conrm
+ return
Back to main screen
Back to main
screen
Conrmation of
selection
Tap on a day to set di󰀨erent time
modes
Tap to add a new time
mode
Button to copy the day
plan to another day
Copy + return
Unless otherwise set, the unit goes on stand-by
mode after the timer expires.
There are 5 languages available
Conrm
+ return
Display backlight when
on
Lightning level on
stand-by
Back to main
screen

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AirGENIO App
Pairing mobile device with unit
using QR code.
QR code for downloading the
AirGENIO application for smart
devices
The IP address and PIN of the unit can be entered manually
or
by using a QR code for quick pairing of the unit.
Pairing smart device:
1. Pairing using QR code:
IC3 gate 1
After scanning QR code
from the controller press
“Save” for saving the unit
to the app.
2. Manual pairing:
IC3 gate 1
00
Enter the IP addre-
ss from controler
Enter the
PIN from the
controller
Device´s
name
After entering all
the information
from the control-
ler press “Save”
for saving the unit
to the app.
1. CONTROL

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MENU - MODE
MENU - HW SETTING
Setting AUTO or MANUAL may block/unblock certain items
in the service menu.
MANUAL control
Activate/deactivate automatic control of
motor speed according to temperature
Ad 1)
Ad 2)
Ad 3)
Door contact (NO/NC)
External control contact
(NO/NC)
Error contact (NO/NC)
Ad 1) – External temperature sensor activation/settings Options:
None – no sensor connected – inactive
EXT-1 (45,46) – sensor connected (must be on terminals 45 y 46)
BMS – sensor active and used from the master system
Ad 2) - Sets the external contact input behaviour. Options:
None – inactive
External control – External switching of device
Night reduction – Night reduction on/o󰀨
(settings described below)
Ad 3) - Thermostat (NO/NC)
Use this menu to set the detailed behaviour of the inputs
and outputs of the regulators
MENU - FILTER TIMER
MENU - TEMPERATURE SENSOR
Current timer status
Set the time after which a
notice will appear in the main
screen.
1000h ~ 5000h
Shows the status of the
clogged lter in the main screen
RESET button
(use after replacing
lters)
Use this menu to set the period (in motor hours) after which
you will be reminded to replace the lters or reset to timer.
Available only in automatic mode
Use this menu to select the sensor to be used for primary
temperature control
Options:
Outlet – Temperature sensor at the outlet (behind the exchanger)
Inlet – Temperature sensor at the inlet (before the exchanger)
Room – Room temperature sensor
Thermostat – Room thermostat (ON/OFF)
Room BMS – Room temperature sensor from master system
1. CONTROL
Only available in Manual mode.
Service menu
Enter code 1616 to access the service menu
1616
Choose this menu
after centring
the screen and
tapping on enter.
Access menu
Access selected
menu
Delete/return

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RESET button
(use after replacing
lters)
MENU - OUTLET TEMP LIMITS
MENU - MODBUS RTU
MENU - NETWORK
Maximum temperature limit: 25°C - 45°C
Address
1~247
Parity
None
Odd
Even
DHCP blocked/enabled
Regulator network settings to
be entered manually:
IP address
Mask
Gate
Communication speed:
4800 Bd
9600 Bd
14400 Bd
19200 Bd
38400 Bd
Minimum temperature limit: 15°C - 20°C
Use this menu to set the limits of the exhaust
Use this menu to set the Modbus RTU communication
parameters
Use this menu to set the communication parameters of
the network interface
An incorrect setting may prevent communication with
the regulator
An incorrect setting may prevent communication with the
regulator
If “OUTLET” is selected in the TEMPERATURE SENSOR
MENU, it will not be possible to set values as they are
already dened by the sensor. You will see this screen:
1. CONTROL
MENU - USER LOCK
MENU - SUMMER HEATING
Limit level – see Ad1)
Enter PIN 0000~9999
(numeric values only)
Use this menu to set the limits to control the regulator
with a multi-level panel
Use this menu to set heating limits in summer months
If the outside temperature sensor is not set,
the “summer heating” mode will operate only according
to the selected time and the temperature will not be taken
into account
Options:
None – Limit inactive
On/O󰀨 – Only On/O󰀨 and access to the information menu are
enabled in the main screen
On/O󰀨, Temp, Flow – On/O󰀨, the information menu, and temperature and air ow
settings can be accessed without password.
Full – Only the information menu can be accessed without password
User mode – Special user mode, see image below
End of winter period
(month number)
Start of winter
period (month number)
Enable/disable
function
Temperature limit – the
heating is disabled if the
temperature on the “Outdoor”
sensor is higher than the one
set here
MENU - Night Reduction
This MENU allows for setting reduced temperatures dur-
ing night hours with closed doors.
In this menu, the reduction of temperature may be set
only by ve degrees at the set time compared to the
set (required) temperature.
Setting reduced
temperature range -1~-5°C
Setting start time
for reduced
temperature
Setting time for ending
reduced temperature.
Activating function

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1. CONTROL
MENU - DOOR CONTACT MENU - DOOR CONTACT
Zapnutí/vypnutí
této funkce
Time interval
MENU Selearning
Temperature
The menu is enabled only in units with water exchanger
MENU - WATER ANTIFREEZE
Settings
(20%-100%)
Ventilation rate with open
doors
(20%-100%)
This MENU allows for setting the behaviour of the regulator
according to doors contact
Mode:
Fixed - xed setting
Selearning - automation menu
Setting Fixed mode
Blower power with open doors
Required temperature with open doors
Suspend mode:
at a set time, or upon
achieving a specic
temperature
Time of shutter operation per
minimum rotation of the motor
from closed doors.
Time of shutter operation per
maximum rotation of the motor
from closed doors.
Blower power with open
doors.
The temperature the shutter
attempts to reach with open
doors.
In this menu it is possible to specify which sensor will be active and the temperature the shutter
will attempt to reach after closing doors so as to balance temperature loss.
After reaching the set temperature, the shutter transitions into the selected
automatic/manual mode.
Selearning- available only in automation and active function mode
(Auto speed control), depending on the number of open doors it optimises the period
in which the shutter is in operation, even when doors are closed.
Must be set to activate
Selearning.

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MENU - SUBUNITS
Use this menu to set the behaviour of the IC-S regulators
connected as SLAVE
Number of SLAVE
regulators:
0 ~ 10
Ad 1)
Ad 2)
Ad 1) – Use one door contact as main. Its status will be sent to the
SLAVE regulators and it will no longer be necessary to connect it to each
regulator, if required.
Not allowed = the door contact will not transmit to the SLAVE regulator from the MASTER
Allowed = the door contact will transmit to the SLAVE regulator from the MASTER
Ad 2) – Activates in the main screen the icon to turn
each SLAVE regulator ON/OFF If inactive, all the SLAVE
regulators will be turned on or o󰀨 simultaneously
Not allowed = The SLAVE regulators are turned on/o󰀨 simultaneously
Allowed = The SLAVE regulators can be turned on/o󰀨 individually
form the main screen
1. CONTROL
Slave address parameter:
ADDRESS SLAVE UNIT ADDRESS SLAVE UNIT
1166
2277
3388
4499
55A10
This MENU is available only for units with water heat exchanger
it allows for advanced setting of water heat exchanger regulation.
The MENU for setting the blowers when closing and opening
doors. It allows for advanced settings of blower control.
Setting blower power limits
for open doors.
Min - Max
The time for which the blower
will be operational from the mo-
ment the desired temperature is
achieved +0.3°C on the ROOM
sensor in closed door mode. This
setting is available only when
the ROOM regulation sensor
is selected (1616/Temperature
sensor)
The set limits on blower power restrict the extent of blower control for open and closed
doors. This restriction is applied to manual and automatic control of blower power. Exceed-
ing limits in any blower power setting is signalled when the setting element turns red with
the text overruns.
Setting blower power limits
limits for
closed doors.
Min - Max
Maximum temperature for
return water
Setting periods for
blower movement.
Only at 0:00 time and in
Standby mode.
Minimum water ow
can be set only for
analog control of blower.
MENU - Adv. WATER SETTING
MENU - Adv. fan setting

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MENU - FACTORY RESET
Use this to reset the default values
Press “FACTORY RESET” to reset the
default values of MENU 1616
Once completed, we recommend to turn the main supply o󰀨 and on.
Electric connection – Option 2:
CP 1 CP 2
CP 1 CP 2
CANH
CANL
GND
+12V
ON
ON
ON
ON
Electric connection – Option 2:
OFF
OFF
1. CONTROL
MENU - OTHER SETTINGS
Use this menu to set the remaining parameters
The address is set for each control, which then addressed
according to it.
Ad 1)
Ad 1) – Sets the CAN address of the control panel so up to 2 control panels
may be connected to the MASTER regulator
Options: CP 1 = control panel’s address is 1
CP 2 = control panel’s address is 2
Enable/disable automatic
switch of
summer/winter time
Electric connection – Option 1:
CP 1 CP 2
CAUTION!
Each panel must have its own address,
otherwise it may result in the malfunction of the regulator.
Terminals must be set if multiple panels are to be connected. They are found in the main electronics
and the controller:
Terminal settings
Example of controller connection – Option 1:
ON
ON
CP 1 CP 2
ON
ON
ON
ONOFF
OFF

2. MALFUNCTIONS
2.1 MALFUNCTIONS
Disconnect the main power supply before any intervention to the unit. If you are not sure of the correct steps,
do not attempt to perform any repairs and call a professional service!
Description Unit
behaviour Likely problem Solution
44 – Fan
error
Unit
out of order
Overheated fan or defect on thermal
contact of inlet fan
Determine the cause of the overheating (defective
bearing, short-circuit...) or replace the motor. Check the
thermal contacts from the motor to the regulator.
45 – Mandatory
maintenance/lter
clogged
Unit
operational
Filter clogged or the time to replace
it has come
Replace lters. After replacing, do not forget to reset the
MENU 1616 – FILTER TIMER
46 – Heater
malfunction
Unit
out of order
Heater malfunction Check the heater and the condition of the safety
thermostat Does the heater have proper cooling?
Check engine running.
47 - malfunction in
external temperature
sensor (45,46)
Unit
out of order
Temperature sensor malfunction on
terminals 45,46
Check that the sensor is correctly connected to the
electronics or test it measuring its resistance (the
resistance value at +20°C is around 10kW)
48 – Outlet temperature
sensor malfunction
(49,50)
Unit
out of order
Temperature sensor malfunction on
terminals 49,50
Check that the sensor is correctly connected to the
electronics or test it measuring its resistance (the
resistance value at +20°C is around 10kW)
49 – Inlet temperature
sensor malfunction
(51,52)
Unit
out of order
Temperature sensor malfunction on
terminals 51,52
Check that the sensor is correctly connected to the
electronics or test it measuring its resistance (the
resistance value at +20°C is around 10kW)
60 – Exchanger’s
return sensor
malfunction (53,54)
Unit
out of order
Temperature sensor malfunction on
terminals 53,54
Check that the sensor is correctly connected to the
electronics or test it measuring its resistance (the
resistance value at +20°C is around 10kW)
61 – Room temperature
sensor malfunction
(55,56)
Unit
out of order
Temperature sensor malfunction on
terminals 55,56
Check that the sensor is correctly connected to the
electronics or test it measuring its resistance (the
resistance value at +20°C is around 10kW)
62 - malfunction in
external temperature
sensor from BMS
Limited
operation of
the device
Temperature sensor malfunction in
BMS
Check that in the BMS that the address where the
sensors sends the data is properly set
(on the right regulator) Check the function of the sensor
in the BMS
63 - malfunction in room
temperature sensor
from BMS
Limited
operation of
the device
Temperature sensor malfunction in
BMS
Check that in the BMS that the address where the
sensors sends the data is properly set
(on the right regulator) Check the function of the sensor
in the BMS
79 – Heating reduced
due to low air ow
Unit
operational
Only information The air ow settings were reduced, limiting the heater
output to prevent overheating
65 – Communication
error
Unit out of
order
Communication error Check the communication cable for damages and if it
is properly connected Observe the wiring diagram to
prevent occurrences that may disrupt communication
(wiring near high tension, phenomena on site causing
disruptions)
Unit’s not working Unit
out of order
Power supply interrupted Check that the power supply is not interrupted
Cracked fuse Check the fuse in side the control module
The heating switches
o󰀨 automatically
Unit
operational
but not
heating
The heater overheats The heater overheats due to insu󰀩cient air ow. Check
that the ventilators are in good order and that the air
supply is not disrupted.

3. CONCLUSION
3.1 CONCLUSION
In case of any doubt or query, do not hesitate to contact our sales or technical support departments.
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Fáblovka 568
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