AERMEC Multichiller-Evo User manual
5146901_01 - 1804
User Manual
Multichiller-Evo
Compatible with
Modbus protocol
Centralised control Touch control
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QUICK REFERENCE............................................................................... 4
DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCESSORY .................................................... 5
RECOMMENDED SYSTEM DOUBLE RING WITH STORAGE TANK AND
CIRCUIT BREAKER.......................................................................................................5
INSTALLATION...................................................................................... 6
MULTICHILLEREVO GENERAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM............................6
NOTES REGARDING CONNECTION OF MULTICHILLEREVO PROBES.....6
NOTES ON THE SERIAL CONNECTION.................................................................8
MATERIAL SUPPLIED ..................................................................................................8
STRUCTURE OF THE MENUS ............................................................... 9
INTERACTING WITH THE GRAPHIC INTERFACE ...............................................10
NAVIGATING THE APPLICATION PAGES..............................................................10
MODIFYING THE VALUE OF A PARAMETER.......................................................11
SYSTEM LAYOUT MENU....................................................................... 12
SYSTEM LAYOUT CHILLER MAIN MONITOR HOME ..................................12
CHILLER SUBMENU:
SYSTEM LAYOUT CHILLER MAIN MONITOR CHILLER SUBMENU GENERAL STATUS.....13
SYSTEM LAYOUT CHILLER MAIN MONITOR CHILLER SUBMENU VA
LUES READ ON THE CHILLER PROBES/TRANSDUCERS ................................13
SYSTEM LAYOUT CHILLER MAIN MONITOR CHILLER SUBMENU
ALARM STATUS ON SELECTED CHILLER.............................................................14
SYSTEM LAYOUT CHILLER MAIN MONITOR CHILLER ENABLING AND
ACTIVE ALARMS RESET .............................................................................................14
ON/OFF MENU...................................................................................... 15
ON/OFF MAIN SYSTEM SIDE FUNCTIONING SETTINGS............................15
TIME PERIODS SUBMENU
ON/OFF MAIN FUNCTIONING SETTINGS TIME PERIODS SUBMENU
DAILY SETTING .............................................................................................................16
ON/OFF MAIN FUNCTIONING SETTINGS TIME PERIODS SUBMENU
COPY HOURLY PROGRAMS FUNCTION..............................................................17
ON/OFF MAIN 2/4PIPE SYSTEM RECOVERY SIDE FUNCTIONING SET
TINGS VISIBLE IF MULTIPURPOSE UNITS ARE PRESENT............................17
ON/OFF MAIN FUNCTIONING SETTINGS TIME PERIODS SUBMENU RECO
VERY SIDE DAILY SETTING IF MULTIPURPOSE UNITS ARE PRESENT .............18
ON/OFF MAIN FUNCTIONING SETTINGS TIME PERIODS SUBMENU
COPY HOURLY PROGRAMS FUNCTION ON RECOVERY SIDE IF MULTI
PURPOSE UNITS ARE PRESENT.............................................................................19
CLOCK MENU ........................................................................................ 19
CLOCK DATE AND TIME SETTINGS ON THE MAIN BOARD AND ON THE
TOUCH DISPLAY BOARD...........................................................................................19
CHARTS MENU...................................................................................... 20
CHARTS DISPLAYS REALTIME CHARTS OF THE VALUES READ BY THE
SYSTEM SIDE PROBES................................................................................................20
CHARTS DISPLAY CHARTS IN REAL TIME REGARDING VALUES READ BY
THE 2/4PIPE SYSTEM RECOVERY SIDE PROBES VISIBLE IF MULTIPURPO
SE UNITS ARE PRESENT............................................................................................20
LANGUAGE MENU................................................................................ 21
LANGUAGE SELECTION OF SYSTEM LANGUAGE.........................................21
INSTALLER MENU................................................................................. 22
INSTALLER ACCESS PASSWORD ENTERING....................................................22
INSTALLER SUBMENU SELECTING PAGE........................................................22
INPUTS/OUTPUTS SUBMENU:
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCO5+ ANALOGUE INPUTS PAGE 1....... 23
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCO5+ ANALOGUE INPUTS
PAGE 2 ...........................................................................................................................23
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCO5+ DIGITAL OUTPUTS 24
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCO5+ ANALOGUE OU
TPUTS ..............................................................................................................................24
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCOE ANALOGUE INPUTS ..... 25
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCOE DIGITAL INPUTS ....25
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCOE DIGITAL OUTPUTS 26
INSTALLER INPUTS/OUTPUTS STATUS OF PCOE ANALOGUE OUTPUTS ....26
THRESHOLD AND TIMES SUBMENU:
INSTALLER THRESHOLDS AND TIMINGS CHILLER ON/OFF MANAGEMENT.....27
INSTALLER THRESHOLDS AND TIMING FIXED THRESHOLD LOGIC SETTINGS......28
INSTALLER THRESHOLDS AND TIMING OPTIMISATION LOGIC SETTINGS......28
INSTALLER THRESHOLDS AND TIMING CHILLER IGNITION PRIORITY/
ORDER SETTINGS FOR FIXED THRESHOLD MANAGEMENT.......................29
INSTALLER THRESHOLDS AND TIMING BACKUP CHILLER SETTINGS ....... 29
REMOTE CONTROL SUBMENU:
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTION WITH BMS SETTINGS...... 30
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL CHANGEOVER MANAGEMENT...........30
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL ENABLE ON/OFF FROM DIGITAL INPUT.......31
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL ENABLE ON/OFF FROM DIGITAL INPUT.......31
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL MULTIFUNCTION INPUT MANAGEMENT .....32
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL CLIMATIC CURVE SETTINGS U2 SET AS
NTC FOR OUTDOOR AIR PROBE...........................................................................33
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL CLIMATIC CURVE SETTINGS U2 SET AS
VOLTAGE OR CURRENT VALUE..............................................................................33
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL POWER DEMAND/LIMITATION SET
TINGS U2 SET AS NTC PROBE...............................................................................34
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL POWER DEMAND/LIMITATION SET
TINGS U2 SET AS VOLTAGE OR CURRENT VALUE.........................................34
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL RECOVERY SIDE SET POINT COMPENSATION SETTINGS ......35
INSTALLER REMOTE CONTROL POWER DEMAND/LIMITATION SET
TINGS ON RECOVERY SIDE.......................................................................................35
PASSWORD SUBMENU:
INSTALLER PASSWORD PASSWORD SETTING ............................................36
INFO SUBMENU:
INSTALLER INFO SOFTWARE VERSIONS DISPLAY .....................................36
GRAPHS SUBMENU
INSTALLER CHARTS TEMPERATURE PROBE SETTING FOR CHARTS VALUES........37
CHILLER NETWORK SUBMENU:
INSTALLER CHILLERS NETWORK SET OF THE CONNECTED CHILLERS PAGE 1.....37
INSTALLER CHILLERS NETWORK SET OF THE CONNECTED CHILLERS PAGE 2.....38
DISPLAY SUBMENU:
INSTALLER DISPLAYS ENABLES PROBE READING FOR NRL/NRP........39
INSTALLER DISPLAYS ENABLES PROBE READING FOR NSM.................39
INSTALLER DISPLAYS ENABLES DEBUG MENU...........................................40
MANUFACTURER MENU ...................................................................... 41
MANUFACTURER ACCESS PASSWORD ENTERING.......................................41
ALARMS MENU..................................................................................... 42
ALARMS DISPLAYS ACTIVE ALARMS.................................................................42
ALARMS DISPLAYS ALARMS LOG.......................................................................42
MULTICHILLEREVO LIST OF ALARMS............................................... 43
INDEX
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QUICK REFERENCE
This manual shows all the user menu and installer menu masks contained in the management soware of the Mulchiller-Evo accessory, however,
this page shows a summary diagram of the basic operaons which the user might need, indicang the reference to this manual page which describes
the desired funcon page (for all other informaon refer to the index):
Select the funconing mode (Page 15)
Set a main working setpoint (Page 15)
Set the BMS parameters (Page 30)
Switch the unit on or o (Page 15)
Set the me periods (Page 16)
Change system language (Page 21)
REMEMBER THAT:
The Mulchiller-Evo accessory is factory set with the data and parameters of the chillers used for the system it is, therefore, necessary,
when ordering, to specify the number and type of chiller that the accessory will have to manage.
ATTENTION: aer compleng the installaon of the Mulchiller-Evo accessory, any changes, addions or removal of inially provided
chillers, must be noed to the company for possible adjustment of the applicaon.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE ACCESSORY
RS485 RS485 RS485 RS485
Chiller (1) Chiller (2) Chiller (3) Chiller (n)
5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6
pCOe
Multichiller-Evo
2
1
3
4
Recommended system (double ring with storage tank and circuit breaker)
Index Component
1Condensation probe (placed externally for air/water machines; on the condenser return for
the water/water machines)
2pCOe expansion board (supplied)
3Circuit breaker temperature probe 1
4Circuit breaker temperature probe 2
5Pump
6Non-return valve
•
•
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION:
230V~50/60Hz
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INSTALLATION
Mulchiller-Evo general connecon diagram
Index Component
1
NTC probe to be installed:
• Outdoors, in case of Air/Water chiller;
• On the source return, in case of Water/Water chiller;
2NTC probe to be installed outdoors (to be set for the climatic curve) or 0-10V or 4-20mA signal for multifunction input
3In 2- or 4-pipe systems, NTC probe to be installed outdoors with climatic function for the recovery side or 0-10V or 4-20mA signal for multifun-
ction input
4NTC probe to be installed on the system return (probe sump supplied)
5NTC probe to be installed on the system ow (probe sump supplied)
6NTC probe to be installed on the return recovery (in 2/4-pipe systems)
7NTC probe to be installed on the ow recovery (in 2/4-pipe systems)
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Digital inputs available (normally open):
ID1 = system side season change (the settings on the open/closed status are available on the installer’s menu);
ID2 = System side On/O (open = On, closed = O);
ID3 = 2/4-pipe system recovery side On/O (open = On, closed = O);
ID4 = Secondary system side set point (open = Set1, closed = Set2);
ID5 = Secondary recovery side set point (open = Set1, closed = Set2);
ID6 = Multifunction system side enabling (open = enabled, closed = disabled);
ID7 = Multifunction recovery side enabling in 2/4-pipe systems (open = enabled, closed = disabled);
Attention: multifunction inputs ID6 and ID7 must also be enabled from the display;
ID8 = External alarm, system stopped and 2/4-pipe system recovery (open = no alarm, closed = alarm)
9Digital output for summary of global alarms both for chillers and Multichiller Evo;
10 RS485 serial connection: MODBUS RTU protocol, baudrate 19200, 8bit of data, no parity, 2 bit stop. Each chiller must be tted with a special
board for RS485 serial communication (to set the said board, refer to the chiller’s manual).
Total maximum length (from Multichiller-Evo to the last connected chiller) for the modbus network = 500m
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12 Multichiller-Evo power supply (230V~50/60Hz);
Use H05V-K or N07V-K cables with 300/500V insulation; minimum section > 1.5 mm2
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pCOe expansion board power supply (24Vac). Power the pCOe board from the dedicated transformer. On installation, a Class II safety transfor-
mer of at least 15 VA must be used to power just one expansion. It is recommended to separate the power supply of the pCOE expansion from
that of the rest of the electric devices (contactors and other electro-mechanical components) inside the electric control board. Whenever the
secondary of the transformer is on the ground, check that the earth wire is connected to terminal G0. Make sure that references G and G0 of
all boards present in the control board are respected (the G0 reference must be kept for all boards).
14 AERNET accessory connection
15 Connection between the pCO5 board and Touch screen display. With software versions < 1.2.0 (obsolete), the touch screen must be con-
nected to port J25 of board pCO5+
Notes regarding connecon of Mulchiller-Evo probes
Type of chiller:
pCO5 analogue inputs
(probes required for functioning)
pCOe analogue inputs
(probes required for functioning)
U1 U2 U3 B1 B2 B3 B4
Cooling Only YES YES (1) NO YES YES NO NO
Heat pump
Multipurpose Optional (1) Optional (2) Optional (2) YES YES YES YES
Notes regarding probes:
Notes regarding oponal probes (these probes are not supplied):
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C1
NO1
NO2
NO3
C1
C4
NO4
NO5
NO6
C4
C7
NO7
C7
NO8
C8
NC8
G
G0
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
+V
term
GND
+5VREF
U4
GND
U5
GND
VG
VG0
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
ID1
ID2
ID3
ID4
ID5
ID6
ID7
ID8
IDC1
J1 J24 J2 J3 J4 J5
J14
J10
J13J12 J15
dracSMBdracsuBdleiF
J11 pLAN
J25 BMS2 J26 FBus2
4 3 2 1
GND
+
-
GND
+
-
GND
+
-
RS485
RS485
RS485
Chiller (1)
Chiller (2)
Chiller (n)
Serial 1
Display
Touch screen AERNET
ID1...ID8
L
N
110/230-24vac
Stop bit = 2
None parity
Data bit = 8
Baud rate = 19200
1 2 4 8
ON
pCOe: 10 (default)
24Vac
tLAN
G0
G
VG0
VG
Y1
T+
GND
1234
T-
J2J1
NO1
C1
NC1
J5
NO2
C2
NC2
J6
NO3
C3
NC3
J7
NO4
C4
NC4
J8
J3
J4
Serial
Address
ID1
ID2
ID3
ID4
IDC1
B1
B2
GND
J9
+5V Ref
+Vdc
B3
B4
GND
J10
+5V Ref
+Vdc
G
G0
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
+Vterm
GND
+5 VREF
U4
GND
U5
GND
VG
VG0
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
ID1
ID2
ID3
J1 J24 J2 J3 J4
dracSMBdracsuBdleiF
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
J2
U2 (NTC)
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
J2
U2 (4-20mA)
2 wire
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
J2
U2 (4-20mA)
3 wire
U2 (0-10V)
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
J2
U3 (NTC)
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
J2
U3 (4-20mA)
2 wire
U1
U2
U3
GND
+VDC
J2
U3 (4-20mA)
3 wire
U3 (0-10V)
U1 (NTC)
C1
NO1
NO2
NO3
C1
C4
NO4
NO5
NO6
C4
C7
NO7
C7
J14J13J12
J25 BMS2 J26 FBus2
4 3 2 1
Y1
Y2
Y3
Y4
ID1
ID2
ID3
ID4
ID5
ID6
ID7
ID8
IDC1
J4 J5
ID1...ID8
1
2
3
4
230V~50/60Hz
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
8
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Material supplied
Notes on the serial connecon
J26 Fbus2
Multichiller-Evo
G
G0
RS485
Chiller (1)
RS485
Chiller (n)
R = 120 Ω R = 120 Ω
Power
supply
Shield earth connecon mode:
L >300 mm
L > 300 mm
A B B
L >300 mm
L > 300 mm
A B B
L >300 mm
L > 300 mm
A B B
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STRUCTURE OF THE MENUS
SELECTING THE MENUS
Icon Menu Description Notes
AON/OFF It allows you to turn the chillers on or o directly; it also contains the set points and dieren-
tial settings and the control of the time periods enabled on the system ---
BCLOCK It allows you to adjust the system clock (on the pCO5+ main board and on the touch-screen
control and command board) ---
CINSTALLER
It allows you to view the state of inputs and outputs of the Multichiller-Evo control board,
and it also allows you to: set the connection via BMS, set the thresholds and timings in the
ignitions, view the software information, modify the access password and data to be used
for the graphics menu;
ATTENTION: for software versions prior to version "1.2.0", the password is "0442".
Password (0000)
DMANUFACTURER Protected menu not available to the user Protected menu
ESYSTEM LAYOUT
It allows you to view the information on each connected chiller (state, active loads, any
alarms and their reset) and verify the values read by the temperature probes connected to
the Multichiller-Evo
The rst page
is used as
HOME
FCHARTS It allows you to view real-time charts of the values read by the temperature probes con-
nected to the Multichiller-Evo ---
GLANGUAGE It allows you to select the system interface language ---
HALARMS It allows you to view details on the active alarms and access the alarm log
If an alarm is active,
the icon’s background
ashes red
IDebug
It allows you to view the dierent pages containing a summary of the values read by the
chiller probes; this tool is used by the technical after-sales service/assistance to identify any
abnormal operation
This menu is not
normally enabled, you
must set the relevant
parameter in the instal-
ler menu to activate it
(page 35)
AB C D
E F G H
I
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INTERACTING WITH THE GRAPHIC INTERFACE
NAVIGATING THE APPLICATION PAGES
• Entering a menu:
• Scrolling to the next or previous page of a menu:
• Entering a sub-menu:
• Entering the alarms menu:
Open the “selecng the menus” page:
Select the previous or next page of a menu:
Enter a sub-menu:
Enter the ALARMS menu:
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MODIFYING THE VALUE OF A PARAMETER
Select a value from the drop-down list:
Once you have selected a numeric value to be changed, the numer-
ic keypad will show the Minimum and Maximum values accepted
for the selected parameter.
Modify switch state:
Set a new numeric value:
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SYSTEM LAYOUT MENU
NOTE: the rst page of this menu represents the home screen of the
applicaon;
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
SYSTEM LAYOUT - Chiller main monitor (HOME)
Index Meaning
1Indicates the current functioning mode: cooling (d) or heating (j)
2
Current temperature value detected by the NTC probe connected to output U1 on the Multichiller-
Evo board. This probe must be installed outdoors in case of Air/water chiller or on the source return
in case of Water/Water chiller
3Current temperature value set as work set
4Current temperature value read by the NTC probe connected on the pCOe board input B1
5Current temperature value read by the NTC probe connected on the pCOe board input B2
6
Each image displays one of the units currently controlled by the MULTICHILLER-EVO accessory. The
water value produced from the system side (white) and recovery unit side (red, only on multipurpo-
se units) is associated with every image
7Current temperature value set as recovery side set
8Current temperature value read by the NTC probe connected on the pCOe board input B3
9Current temperature value read by the NTC probe connected on the pCOe board input B4
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
ATTENTION:
1
4
AB C
2 3
5
D
E
F
G
H
I
L
M
N
1
AB C
2 3
O
P
Q
7
8
9
R
6
4
5
6
13
SYSTEM LAYOUT - Chiller main monitor - CHILLER sub-menu - General status
Index Meaning
1Indicates the current Chiller to which the displayed data refers
2Indicates the family to which the displayed Chiller belongs
3
Indicates the current state of the selected chiller; this can be:
On = chiller currently operating;
O = chiller not currently operating;
4Indicates the current functioning mode set on the unit: (cooling or heating);
5Indicates the state of compressors related to the reference circuit (if the dot is grey the compressor is
o, if it is green the compressor is on)
6Indicates the relative circuit status: (4) normal circuit; (8) circuit in alarm
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
SYSTEM LAYOUT - Chiller main monitor - CHILLER sub-menu - Values read on the chiller probes/transducers
Index Meaning
1Indicates the current Chiller to which the displayed data refers
2Indicates the family to which the displayed Chiller belongs
3Indicates the value read by the high pressure transducer on the selected chiller (this data may be
repeated if the unit has several circuits)
4Indicates the value read by the low pressure transducer on the selected chiller (this data may be
repeated if the unit has several circuits)
5Indicates the value read by the temperature probe for the selected chiller inlet water
6Indicates the value read by the compressor 1 pressing line probe on the selected chiller (this data
may be repeated if the unit has several compressors)
7Indicates the value read by the temperature probe for the selected chiller outlet water
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
A
B
C
A
B
C
D
1
AB C
2
5
4
3
6
1
AC D
2
4
3
B
6
5
7
14
SYSTEM LAYOUT - Chiller main monitor - CHILLER sub-menu - Alarm status on selected chiller
Index Meaning
1Indicates the current Chiller to which the displayed data refers
2Indicates the family to which the displayed Chiller belongs
3
Each line represents the status of a specic alarm of the chiller (may vary depending on the type of chil-
ler); the status of each alarm may be: (4) alarm not active on the chiller; (8) alarm active on the chiller
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
ATTENTION:
SYSTEM LAYOUT - Chiller main monitor - Chiller enabling and acve alarms reset
Index Meaning
1
Indicates the state of the chiller to which the displayed data refers; this can be:
On = chiller currently operating;
O = chiller not currently operating;
Alarm = the chiller is in partial alarm, so it can provide a reduced power;
Serious al. = the chiller is currently locked by a serious alarm;
oine = the serial connection with the chiller is interrupted;
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
1
AD E
2
3
B C
3
AB C
1
3D3E3D3E1
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ON/OFF MENU
ON/OFF - Main system side funconing sengs
Index Meaning
1Indicates the actual status of the Multichiller-Evo
2
Indicates the actual chiller functioning mode, as well as indicate on which is the source of the
current setting; this source can be:
by touch = settings have been entered through touch panel on the Multichiller-Evo;
by digital input = settings have been piloted through digital input ID1;
by BMS = settings have been transmitted by BMS;
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
L
M
N
ACB
E
F
G
I
M
H
L
N
2
1
D
16
ON/OFF - Main funconing sengs - TIME PERIODS sub-menu - Daily seng
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates the day to which the displayed time settings refer
2Indicates the start times for the time periods (each day can have up to four)
3Indicates the end times for the time periods (each day can have up to four)
4
Indicates the action to be associated with each time period (each day can have up to four); the
possible actions can be:
OFF = during the specied time period the system chillers will be o;
SET1 = during the specied time period the chillers will be on with the main set;
SET2 = during the specied time period the chillers will be on with the secondary set;
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
G
H
I
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
1
AC
D
E
24
3
F
B
G
L
O
R
HI
MN
PQ
17
ON/OFF - Main 2/4-pipe system recovery side funconing sengs (visible if mulpurpose units are present)
Index Meaning
1Indicates the actual status of the Multichiller-Evo
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
ACB
E
F
G
H
1
D
ON/OFF - Main funconing sengs - TIME PERIODS sub-menu - Copy hourly programs funcon
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates the day from which the hourly program will be copied
2Indicates the day to which the hourly program will be copied (taken from the hourly program of the
specied day)
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
1
AC
D
EF
B
2
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ON/OFF - Main funconing sengs - TIME PERIODS sub-menu - Recovery side daily seng (if mulpurpose units are present)
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates the day to which the displayed time settings refer
2Indicates the start times for the time periods (each day can have up to four)
3Indicates the end times for the time periods (each day can have up to four)
4
Indicates the action to be associated with each time period (each day can have up to four); the
possible actions can be:
OFF = during the specied time period the system chillers will be o;
SET1 = during the specied time period the chillers will be on with the main set;
SET2 = during the specied time period the chillers will be on with the secondary set;
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
G
H
I
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
1
AC
D
E
24
3
F
B
G
L
O
R
HI
MN
PQ
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CLOCK MENU
CLOCK - Date and me sengs on the main board and on the touch display board
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates the actual date and time set on the pCO5+ board timer
2Indicates the actual date and time set on the touch display board timer
3Allows to adjust and/or modify the date and time on the pCO5+ board
4Allows to adjust and/or modify the date and time on the touch display board
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
ON/OFF - Main funconing sengs - TIME PERIODS sub-menu - Copy hourly programs funcon on recovery side (if mulpurpose units are present)
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates the day from which the hourly program will be copied
2Indicates the day to which the hourly program will be copied (taken from the hourly program of the
specied day)
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
1
AC
D
EF
B
2
1
AB
C
2
D
E
F
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CHARTS MENU
CHARTS - Displays real-me charts of the values read by the system side probes
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates today’s date
2Indicates the current time
3The Y axis indicates the temperature (°C)
4The Y axis indicates the time to which to refer the temperature data read by the probes
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
CHARTS - Display charts in real me regarding values read by the 2/4-pipe system recovery side probes (visible if mulpurpose units are present)
A
B
C
Index Meaning
1Indicates today’s date
2Indicates the current time
3The Y axis indicates the temperature (°C)
4The Y axis indicates the time to which to refer the temperature data read by the probes
ACTIONS
AVAILABLE:
D
E
F
G
1
AC
2
3
4
B
D
F
E
G
G
G
1
AC
2
3
4
B
D
F
E
G
G
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