Climate Technologies PNE User manual

Commissioning / Setup
Setting up multiple appliances with the
PNE
Touch Pad Control
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This instruction is for PNE touchpad controls connected to compatible Bonaire EAC and or
Vulcan & Pyrox gas central heaters.
The Bonaire EAC units compatible are fitted with the “2003S” control system. This will be
indicated by the label on the control box inside the unit. The control box will also be Grey
in colour.
The Vulcan & Pyrox gas central heating units compatible are fitted with control boards
that include an external reset button.
CONNECTING ALL THE UNITS
Step 1 Before connecting the comms looms, ensure the power is isolated to all the
units being connected.
Step 2 Connect the touchpad to the first
appliance using the PNE connection
loom.
Step 3 Connect all appliances together in a daisy
chain effect using the PNE connection
loom.
For evaporative air conditioning, the
control is fitted with a spare comms port.
The comms ports are parallel connected
on the control board, so there is no
required sequence for connection on each
control board.
For ducted central heating, the control is
only fitted with one comms port. For
multiple connections of central heaters, a
home automation module will be required
for each unit to be connected in the daisy
chain.
CODING THE UNITS
Step 1 Turn the power on to the 1st unit
only connected to the touchpad.
The unit will no auto-code itself
to the touchpad. This is
indicated by the 4 dashes on the
screen.
Step 2 Once the coding process has complete,
turn the unit on to verify the coding has
completed itself correctly.
Step 3 Turn the power on to the next unit to code
and allocate the code / zone required.
See next section for coding and allocation
of additional units.
Evaporative Cooler
Board
Central Heater
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CODE / ZONE ALLOCATION OF ADDITIONAL UNITS
Step 1 Turn the power on to the next
appliance being coded. Check
the green LED is visible.
Step 2 Press and hold the RESET
button in the control box (EAC)
or on the control board (Gas
Central Heating) for 25 seconds.
At the 25 second mark, the
green LED will start to flicker.
Do not release the button at this
point.
Step 3 The LEDs will now be flickering
in sequence 1 through to 4
flickers for EAC and 1 through to
8 flickers for central heating with
a pause in between each set of
flickers. To allocate the unit to
the correct code / zone, release
the reset button immediately
after the required number of
flickers has completed.
See the tables below for the number of flickers to allocate a unit.
Step 4 Move to the next unit and perform the same procedure as in Step 2 and
Step 3, to allocate a code number to each unit. Once the unit is coded,
the power can remain turned on to the unit.
Each unit can be assigned to a different code number for
switching through the zone control panel OR each unit can
be assigned to the same unit allocation number for a non
zoned (single) switching operation.
Step 5 Once all the units have been assigned an allocation / code
number, a forced scan at the touchpad control will need to
conducted so the touchpad can find all the units.
Gas Central Heaters.
LED
Flickers Unit Code Unit Allocation Code
1 0021 H01
2 0022 H02
3 0023 H03
4 0024 H04
5 0025 HC01 (with add on cooling)
6 0026 HC02 (with add on cooling)
7 0027 HC03 (with add on cooling)
8 0028 HC04 (with add on cooling)
Evaporative Air Conditioners
LED
Flickers Unit Code Unit Identification Code
1 0017 E01
2 0018 E02
3 0019 E03
4 0020 E04
Evaporative Cooler
Board
Central Heater
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FORCED SCAN
To force a scan for new equipment
Step 1 Turn the touch pad ON
Step 2 Turn the touch pad OFF
and keep holding the ON-
OFF icon until the clock
area shows - - - -.
Release the ON-OFF button and the touch pad will scan for the new unit
and re-initialise.
Step 3 When the time clock returns to normal, turn the touch pad on and check
the all the units have coded successfully. If the units have been allocated
to different zones, turn the zones on to check unit operation.
Step 4 If a unit did not code correctly, restart the process from
CODE / ZONE ALLOCATION OF ADDITIONAL UNITS – Step 2
Step 5 The Forced Scan coding function will allocate the units that have been
manually assigned to the designated area e.g. evaporative air conditioning
E01, E02, E03 or E04 or ducted heating HC01, HC02, HC03 or HC04 etc.
to the relevant zone icon on the touchpad control.
Manufactured by
Climate Technologies
ABN 13 001 418 042
26 Nylex Avenue
Salisbury, SA 5108
Australia
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