AERMEC Turbocor User manual

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User Manual
Turbocor
NETWORK
TOUCH
INTERFACE
ELECTRONIC
CONTROL
EN

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QUICK REFERENCE......................................................................... 4
STRUCTURE OF THE MENUS ......................................................... 5
INTERACTING WITH THE GRAPHIC INTERFACE .......................... 6
NAVIGATING THE APPLICATION PAGES ...................................... 6
SETTING A NUMERIC VALUE FOR A PARAMETER....................... 7
SETTING A VALUE SELECTING IT FROM A LIST........................... 7
MAIN MONITOR.............................................................................. 8
TBX..............................................................................................................................8
WTX/WTG ................................................................................................................9
WMX/WMG/TW110..............................................................................................10
COMPRESSORS PAGE..........................................................................................11
ELECTRONIC VALVE PAGE
NOT AVAILABLE FOR TW110 .........................................................................12
EVAPORATOR PAGE..............................................................................................13
CONDENSER PAGE ...............................................................................................14
ON/OFF MENU ............................................................................... 15
MAIN PAGE..............................................................................................................15
TIME PERIODS PAGE  DAILY SETTING .........................................................16
TIME PERIODS PAGE  COPY TIME PROGRAMS FUNCTION .................16
ALARM MENU ................................................................................ 17
DISPLAYS ACTIVE ALARMS...............................................................................17
DISPLAYS ALARMS LOG .....................................................................................17
ALARMS LIST ..........................................................................................................18
INPUTS/OUTPUTS MENU .............................................................. 20
TBX DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE................................................................................20
WTX/WTG DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE..................................................................20
WMX/WMG DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE................................................................21
TW110 DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE .........................................................................21
TBX DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE................................................................................21
WTX/WTG DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE..................................................................22
WMX/WMG/TW110 DIGITAL INPUTS PAGE................................................22
TBX DIGITAL OUTPUTS PAGE...........................................................................22
WTX/WTG DIGITAL OUTPUTS PAGE..............................................................23
WMX/WMG DIGITAL OUTPUTS PAGE...........................................................23
TW110 DIGITAL OUTPUTS PAGE.....................................................................23
TBX ANALOG OUTPUTS PAGE .........................................................................24
WTX/WMX/WMG/WTG/TW110 ANALOG OUTPUTS PAGE ..................24
GRAPHS MENU ............................................................................... 25
GRAPHS IN REAL TIME........................................................................................25
CLOCK MENU .................................................................................. 25
DATE AND TIME SETTINGS ON THE MAIN BOARD
AND ON THE TOUCH DISPLAY BOARD.........................................................25
INSTALLER MENU........................................................................... 26
ACCESS THE MENU VIA PASSWORD 0000................................................26
SUBMENU SELECTION PAGE............................................................................26
LANGUAGE SUBMENU................................................................... 27
SETTING THE LANGUAGE FOR THE USER INTERFACE............................27
INFO SUBMENU.............................................................................. 27
DISPLAY SOFTWARE VERSIONS OF THE BOARDS....................................27
CHILLER SUBMENU........................................................................ 28
SELECTION OF THE ADJUSTMENT LOGIC IN COOLING ........................28
SELECTION OF THE HEATING ADJUSTMENT LOGIC
HEAT PUMPS ONLY ...........................................................................................28
SETTING THE CLIMATIC CURVE TO BE USED IN COOLING
ONLY AIR/WATER UNIT....................................................................................29
LIMIT POWER REQUEST SETTING OF THE THERMOSTAT......................29
SYSTEM SIDE SUBMENU ............................................................... 30
PUMP SETTINGS PAGE 1.................................................................................30
PUMP SETTINGS PAGE 2.................................................................................30
COUNTS SUBMENU........................................................................ 31
DISPLAYS THE WORK HOURS STATUS
OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE UNIT............................................................31
PASSWORD SUBMENU .................................................................. 31
SETS PASSWORD FOR INSTALLER MENU DEFAULT 0000...................31
OPTIONS SUBMENU ...................................................................... 32
SETTINGS RELATED TO THE BMS....................................................................32
TBX/WTX/WTG MULTIFUNCTION INPUT SETTINGS...............................32
TW110/WMX/WMG MULTIFUNCTION INPUT SETTINGS......................33
SETS SIGNAL MANAGEMENT LOGIC FOR MULTIFUNCTION INPUT ....33
SET UNIT OF MEASUREMENT FOR THE SYSTEM......................................34
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SUBMENU.......................................... 34
SETS DIGITAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS LOGIC............................................34
SETS LOGIC FOR MASTER/SLAVE UNITS MANAGEMENT .....................35
NOTES ON CONNECTING TWO MASTER/SLAVE UNITS.............. 36
INDEX

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QUICK REFERENCE
This manual shows all the masks contained in the touch screen panel management soware, however, this page
shows a summary diagram of the basic operaons which the user might need, indicang the reference to this manual
page which describes the desired funcon page (for all other informaon refer to the index):
Touch screen
Select the funconing mode (Page 15)
Set a main working setpoint (Page 15)
Set the me periods (Page 15)
Apply an hourly schedule (Page 16)
Change system language (Page 27)
Switch the unit on or o (Page 15)

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STRUCTURE OF THE MENUS
The Touch screen panel allows the user to manage all unit operang para-
meters through its graphic interface specially designed to be used through
the touchscreen; the informaon is easily and orderly managed thanks to
the implementaon of a “home” screen where you can view the main unit
operang parameters during its funconing, while the sengs or display of
more specic parameters are organised through dierent menus accessible
through appropriate selecon page, here each menu is shown with a spe-
cic icon; the icons represenng the various menus are highlighted in the
following diagram:
SELECTING THE MENUS
Main
monitor
Password (0000)
Menu
inputs/outputs
Menu
ON/OFF
Menu
Alarms
Menu
Charts
Menu
Clock
Menu
Installer
Menu
Aer-sales assistance
PROTECTED Menu
Menu
Manufacturer
PROTECTED Menu

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INTERACTING WITH THE GRAPHIC INTERFACE
The command and control interface of the unit is based on a touch-screen.
The interface is designed to be used in a simple and intuive manner; the
lack of physical keys makes the applicaon fully manageable by directly
touching the screen, which signicantly simplies user management. Despite
the soware manages a lot of informaon grouped in windows, in turn
managed through dierent menus, there are some basic features that apply
to all possible operaons, such as the selecon of a window, the switching
between windows or the entering of a precise numeric value; below are the
basic operaons available through the touch screen interface.
NAVIGATING THE APPLICATION PAGES
As already reported in the previous pages, the operang informaon of the
unit are divided according to dierent menus, each of which has mulple
pages; the basic operaons for navigang through the various menus are:
• Entering a menu: to enter a menu acvate the menu selecon page by
pressing the icon ( ) available on each page of the applicaon; then
simply press the icon of the menu to be accessed (for further informa-
on on which menus are acvated by the various icons, refer to the
diagram on the previous page);
• Scrolling to the next or previous page of a menu: once in one of the
menus, simply press the “right arrow” icon ( ) to view the next page
or the “le arrow” icon ( ) to view the previous page (unless the
menu contains a single page);
• Going back to the “Home” page: to return to the main page (home),
you need to press the icon ( ); not all applicaon windows have this
icon integrated, however it is available from the menu selecon page
so simply reach that page (as indicated in the rst step of this list) to
gain access to the “Home” icon;
Open the “selecng the menus” page:
Select the previous or next page of a menu:
Go back to the main page (Home):

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SETTING A NUMERIC VALUE FOR A PARAMETER
Many parameters (such as, for example, the seasonal working set) provide
for the user to enter a numeric value; in these cases, proceed as follows:
1. Once in a page that contains an editable numeric value (e.g. the
working set), press directly on the currently displayed value;
2. When selected, a numeric keypad appears on the screen through
which you can type a new value;
3. Press “Enter” on the numeric keypad to conrm and apply the new
value (or the “Esc” key to cancel the entry);
Once you have selected a numeric value to be changed, the numeric
keypad will show the Minimum and Maximum values accepted for
the selected parameter.
SETTING A VALUE SELECTING IT FROM A LIST
Some parameters (e.g. selecng the setpoints to be used) provide for the
user to select an opon taken from a list of possible alternaves; in these
cases, proceed as follows:
1. Once in a page that contains an editable value (e.g. the setpoint to be
used), press directly on the currently displayed opon;
2. Aer having selected it, a list of opons will be displayed via dropdown
menu;
3. Pressing one of the opons selects it and applies it;
Set a new value from a list:
Set a new numeric value:
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MAIN MONITOR
This page contains general informaon on the current status and operaon
of the unit. Moreover, by pressing the graphical elements that represent
the components of the cooling circuit, it is possible to enter specic sub-
windows where to view the data relang to the selected component;
Main monitor - TBX
Index Meaning
1Indicates today’s date set on the system
2Indicates the current date set on the system
3Indicates the setpoint value currently set
4
Indicates the current status of the unit. This status can be:
WAIT = Unit waiting for control board start (5 seconds);
ON = Unit active;
OFF from alarm = Unit stopped due to alarm;
Board restart = Unit waiting for start procedure (20 seconds);
OFF from BMS = Unit turned o via command incoming from BMS;
OFF from time = Unit turned o from time setting;
OFF from ID = Unit turned o via digital input (ID1);
OFF from Dispaly = Unit turned o from pressing the key on the touch display (
C
);
5Indicates the current power value required by the thermostat. The power percentage required is
represented by the green colour of the bands (each band indicates a 10% of power)
6
They indicate the current values of the following parameters:
Sv.wat.inl. = Evaporator water inlet temperature;
Sv.wat.out. = Evaporator water outlet temperature;
AP = Value read by the high pressure transducer;
BP = Value read by the low pressure transducer;
EVV = Current opening value (percentage) of the electronic valve;
Liq. level = level of liquid inside the attached heat exchanger;
Evap. = Indicates the status of the pump on the evaporator (green = On; grey = O );
Cond. = Indicates the fan status (green = On; grey = O ), also indicates the fan speed as a
percentage;
Comp.1 = Value of revs for compressor 1;
Comp.2 = Value of revs for compressor 2;
ATTENTION: some pages (or items within the same pages) of
this menu may not be visible as they are specic for certain
models or types of unit (depending on the conguraon,
some components may not be available), however, this
manual will list all possible pages. For further informaon
on the components present in the unit, refer to the technical
manual.
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
AOpen the menu selecting page
BOpen the Alarms page (if an alarm is currently
present on the system, the icon will ash)
CEnables to turn the unit on or o (it turns on if the
background is green, o if it is white)
D
Enables to access the "COMPRESSORS" page (for
further information refer to the later dedicated
section)
E
Enables to access the "ELECTRONIC VALVE" page
(this page is not available on some units. For further
information refer to the later dedicated section)
FEnables to access the "CONDENSER" page (for further
information refer to the later dedicated section)
G
Enables to access the "EVAPORATOR" page (for
further information refer to the later dedicated
section)

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MAIN MONITOR - WTX/WTG
Index Meaning
1Indicates today’s date set on the system
2Indicates the current date set on the system
3Indicates the setpoint value currently set
4
Indicates the current status of the unit. This status can be:
WAIT = Unit waiting for control board start (5 seconds);
ON = Unit active;
OFF from alarm = Unit stopped due to alarm;
Board restart = Unit waiting for start procedure (20 seconds);
OFF from BMS = Unit turned o via command incoming from BMS;
OFF from time = Unit turned o from time setting;
OFF from ID = Unit turned o via digital input (ID1);
OFF from Dispaly = Unit turned o from pressing the key on the touch display (
C
);
5Indicates the current power value required by the thermostat. The power percentage required is
represented by the green colour of the bands (each band indicates a 10% of power)
6
They indicate the current values of the following parameters:
Sv.wat.inl. = Evaporator water inlet temperature;
Sv.wat.out. = Evaporator water outlet temperature;
AP = Value read by the high pressure transducer;
BP = Value read by the low pressure transducer;
EVV = Current opening value (percentage) of the electronic valve;
Liq. level = level of liquid inside the attached heat exchanger;
Evap. = Indicates the status of the pumps, where (1) indicates the primary one and (2) the reserve
one, on the evaporator (green = On; grey = O );
Cond. = Indicates the status of the pump (if installed and managed by the unit board) on the
condenser (green = On; grey = O);
Comp.1 = Compressor 1 speed percentage value;
Comp.2 = Compressor 2 speed percentage value;
Comp.3 = Compressor 3 speed percentage value;
Comp.4 = Compressor 4 speed percentage value;
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
AOpen the menu selecting page
BOpen the Alarms page (if an alarm is currently
present on the system, the icon will ash)
CEnables to turn the unit on or o (it turns on if the
background is green, o if it is white)
D
Enables to access the "COMPRESSORS" page (for
further information refer to the later dedicated
section)
E
Enables to access the "ELECTRONIC VALVE" page
(for further information refer to the later dedicated
section)
FEnables to access the "CONDENSER" page (for further
information refer to the later dedicated section)
G
Enables to access the "EVAPORATOR" page (for
further information refer to the later dedicated
section)

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D
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B
E
F
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Main monitor - WMX/WMG/TW110
Index Meaning
1Indicates today’s date set on the system
2Indicates the current date set on the system
3Indicates the setpoint value currently set
4
Indicates the current status of the unit. This status can be:
WAIT = Unit waiting for control board start (5 seconds);
ON = Unit active;
OFF from alarm = Unit stopped due to alarm;
Board restart = Unit waiting for start procedure (20 seconds);
OFF from BMS = Unit turned o via command incoming from BMS;
OFF from time = Unit turned o from time setting;
OFF from ID = Unit turned o via digital input (ID1);
OFF from Dispaly = Unit turned o from pressing the key on the touch display (
C
);
5Indicates the current power value required by the thermostat. The power percentage required is
represented by the green colour of the bands (each band indicates a 10% of power)
6
They indicate the current values of the following parameters:
Sv.wat.inl. = Evaporator water inlet temperature;
Sv.wat.out. = Evaporator water outlet temperature;
AP = Value read by the high pressure transducer;
BP = Value read by the low pressure transducer;
Evap. = Indicates the status of the pumps on the evaporator (green = On; grey = O );
Cond. = Indicates the status of the pump (if installed and managed by the unit board) on the
condenser (green = On; grey = O);
Comp.1 = Compressor 1 speed percentage value;
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
AOpen the menu selecting page
BOpen the Alarms page (if an alarm is currently
present on the system, the icon will ash)
CEnables to turn the unit on or o (it turns on if the
background is green, o if it is white)
D
Enables to access the "COMPRESSORS" page (for
further information refer to the later dedicated
section)
EEnables to access the "CONDENSER" page (for further
information refer to the later dedicated section)
F
Enables to access the "EVAPORATOR" page (for
further information refer to the later dedicated
section)