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Eliwell IC 912 User manual

USER INTERFACE
The user has a display and four keys for
controlling status and programming of the
instrument.
KEYS AND MENUS
UP key Scrolls through the menu
items
Increases the values
DOWN key Scrolls through the menu items
Decreases the values
fnc key ESC function (exit)
set key Accesses the setpoint
Accesses the menus
Confirms the commands
At start-up the instrument performs a
Lamp Test; for few seconds the display and
the leds blink, in order to verify their
integrity and correct operation. The instru-
ment has two main menus: the “Machine
Status” and “Programming” menu.
ACCESSING AND USING MENUS
Resources are arranged in a menu, which
can be accessed by pressing and quickly
releasing the “set” key (“Machine Status”
menu) or by holding down the “set” key
for more than 5 seconds (“Programming”
menu).
To access the contents of each folder, indi-
cated by the relevant label, just press the
“set” key once.
You can now scroll through the contents
of each folder, modify it or use its func-
tions. If you do not use the keyboard for
over 15 seconds (time-out) or if you press
the “fnc” key once, the last value shown
on the display is confirmed and you return
to the previous screen mask.
MACHINE STATUS MENU
To access the “Machine Status” menu
Press and quickly release the “set” key.
The label “SP1” appears.
By using the “UP” and “DOWN” keys you
can scroll through the other folders in the
menu:
-SP1: Setpoint 1 setting folder.
Setpoint Setting
Access the “Machine Status” menu by
pressing and quickly releasing the “set”
key. The label of the “SP1” folder appears.
To display the Setpoint 1 value press the
“set” key again.
The value appears on the display.
To change the Setpoint 1 value, use the
“UP” and “DOWN” keys within 15 sec-
onds.
If the parameter is LOC = y the Setpoint
cannot be changed.
PROGRAMMING MENU
To enter the “Programming” menu, press
the “set” key for more than 5 seconds.
If specified, the access PASSWORD will be
requested, (parameter “PA1”), and the
label of the first folder will follow.
To scroll through the other folders, use
the “UP” and “DOWN” keys;
To enter the folder, press “set”. The label
of the first visible parameter appears. To
scroll through the other parameters, use
the “UP” and “DOWN” keys; to change the
parameter, press and release “set”, then
set the desired value using the “UP” and
“DOWN” keys, and confirm with the “set”
key to move to the next parameter.
PLEASE NOTE: It is strongly recommended
to switch off and switch on again the con-
troller anytime parameters have been
changed to prevent malfunctioning on
configuration and/or ongoing timings.
PASSWORD
The password “PA1” allows access to level
1 parameters. In the standard configura-
tion passwords are not present.
To enable them and assign them the
desired value, access the “Programming”
menu, within the folder with the “diS”
label. If passwords are enabled, you will
see it at the entrance of the “Program-
ming” menu.
COPY CARD
The Copy Card is an accessory connected
to the TTL serial port which allows pro-
gramming quickly the instrument parame-
ters (upload and download parameter’s
map). The operation is performed as fol-
lows:
Format
This command allows copy card formatting,
an operation necessary in case of first use
or to copy maps with different models.
Warning: if the copy card has been pro-
grammed, using the “Fr” the data entered
are erased. This operation cannot be can-
celled.
Upload
This operation loads the programming
parameters from the instrument.
Download
This operation downloads to the instru-
ment the programming parameters.
The operations are performed accessing
the folder identified by the “FPr” label and
selecting, according to the case, “UL”, “dL”
or “Fr” commands; the operation is con-
firmed by pressing the “set” key. If the
operation is successful an “y” is displayed,
on the contrary, if it fails a “n” will be dis-
played.
Download “from reset (instrumennt
OFF”
Connect the coy card with the instrument
OFF (not under voltage).
When the instrument is switched on the
programming parameters will be down-
loaded into the instrument (this operation
takes about 8 secods); after the lamp-test
the diplay will show for about 5 seconds:
• label dLY if copy operation successful
• label DLn if not
PLEASE NOTE:
• after the download operation the instru-
ment will immediately work with the new
parameters map setting
KEYBOARD LOCKING
The instrument includes a facility for dis-
abling the keyboard, by programming the
“LOC” parameter (see folder with “diS”
label). If the keyboard is locked, you can
still access the programming menu by
pressing the “set” key.
The Setpoint can also be viewed.
IC 912/P/R/V-I
electronic controller with single output
fnc
set
LED
Position Related Function Status
OUT1 relay 1 (OUT1) ON when the regulator is started up; blinking in case of delay,
protection or blocked enabling
Alarm ON when the alarm is enabled;
DIAGNOSTICS
The alarm condition is always signalled by
the led of the alarm icon
The alarm signal (referred to analogue
input) is shown as E1 on the instrument
display, by a faulty regulator probe for
model 4…20mA, or by reading a value out
of the bound limits, for all models .
When the analogue input detects an error
condition:
• the code E1 is displayed
• the regulator is activated as indicated by
the "On1" and "OF1" parameters if pro-
grammed for the duty cycle or:
INSTALLATION
The instrument is designed for panel
mounting. Make a hole of 29x71 mm,
insert the instrument and fix it using the
brackets provided. Do not mount the
instrument in humid and/or dirty places; it
is suitable for use in ordinary polluted
places. Ventilate the place in proximity to
the instrument colling slits.
ELECTRICAL
WIRING
Attention! Never work on electrical con-
nections when the machine is switched on.
The instrument is equipped with screw ter-
minal boards for connection of electrical
cables with a diameter of 2.5 mm2(one
conductor only per terminal for power
connections).
For the capacity of the terminals, see the
label on the instrument.
The relay contacts are voltage free. Do not
exceed the maximum current allowed; in
case of higher loads, use an appropriate
contactor. Make sure the power supply
voltage complies with the one required by
the instrument.
In 12V versions the power supply must be
provided by a security transformer with
the protection of a delayed 250 mA fuse.
Probes have no connection polarity and
can be extended using a regular bipolar
cable (note that the extension of the
probes affects the EMC electromagnetic
compatibility of the instrument: pay
extreme attention to wiring).
Probe cables, power supply cables and the
TTL serial cables should be distant from
power cables.
CONDITIONS OF USE
PERMITTED USE
For safety reasons the instrument must be
installed and used according to the
instruction provided and in particular,
under normal conditions, parts bearing
dangerous voltage levels must not be
accessible.
The device must be adequately protected
from water and dust as per the application
and must also only be accessible via the
use of tools (with the exception of the
frontlet).
The device is ideally suited for use on
household appliances and/or similar refrig-
eration equipment and has been tested
with regard to the aspects concerning
European reference standards on safety. It
is classified as follows:
• according to its manufacture: as an auto-
matic electronic control device to be
incorporated by independent mounting;
• according to its automatic operating fea-
tures: as a 1 B-type operated control type;
• as a Class A device in relation to the cat-
egory and structure of the software
UNPERMITTED USE
Any other use other than that permitted is
de facto prohibited. It should be noted
that the relay contacts provided are of a
practical type and therefore subject to
fault. Any protection devices required by
product standards or dictated by common
sense due to obvious safety reasons should
be applied externally.
LIABILITY AND RESIDUAL
RISKS
Invensys Controls Italy S.r.L. shall not be
liable for any damages deriving from:
- installation/use other than that pre-
scribed and, in particular, that which does
not comply with safety standards anticipat-
ed by regulations and/or those given here-
in;
- use on boards which do not guarantee
adequate protection against electric shock,
water or dust under the conditions of
assembly applied;
- use on boards which allow access to dan-
gerous parts without the use of tools;
- tampering with and/or alteration of the
products;
DISCLAIMER
This manual and its contents remain the
sole property of Invensys Controls Italy
s.r.l., and shall not be reproduced or dis-
tributed without authorization. Although
great care has been exercised in the
preparation of this document, Invensys
Controls Italy s.r.l., its employees or its
vendors, cannot accept any liability what-
soever connected with its use. Invensys
Controls Italy s.r.l. reserves the right to
make any changes or improvements with-
out prior notice.
TECHNICAL DATA
Frontal panel protection: IP65.
Casing: plastic body in resin type
PC+ABS UL94 V-0, inspection window in
polycarbonate, buttons in thermoplastic
resin.
Dimensions: frontal panel 74x32 mm,
depth 59 mm (without wirings).
Installation: on panel, with drilling tem-
plate 71x29 mm (+0.2/–0.1 mm).
Use temperature: –5…55 °C.
Storage temperature.: –30…85 °C.
Use environment humidity: 10…90 % RH
(not condensing).
Storage environment humidity: 10…90% RH
(not condensing).
Viewing range:
-99…100 (ndt = n), -99.9…100.0 (ndt = y),
-999…1000 (ndt = int) without decimal
point (selectable through parameter on 3
digit & 1/2 + mark display.
Serial: TTL for connection to Copy Card.
Analogue input (see table): one V-I (0-1V,
0-5V, 0-10V; 0…20mA, 4…20mA) (program-
mable by parameter).
Digital output: 1 SPDT output on 8(3)A
1/2 hp configurable. (for relay capabilities
see label on the instrument)
Measuring range: from –999 to 1000.
Accuracy: 0.5% better than end scale + 1
digit.
Resolution: 1 or 0,1 digit depending on
parameter’s settings
Consumption:
• model 230V: 3 VA max.
• model 12V: 1,5 VA max.
Power supply: 12 Va/c±10% or 230Va
±10% 50/60 Hz.
Warning: check the power supply specified
on the instrument label; for relay and
power supply capacities, contact the Sales
Office).
IC 912/P/R/V-I 2/4
On1
0
0
>0
>0
OF1
0
>0
0
>0
regulator output
OFF
OFF
ON
D.C.
Model
IC 912/P
IC 912/R
IC 912/V-I
PLEASE NOTE: For EWPA and EWHS probe connec-
tions please refer to relative instruction sheets
Analogue Input
EWPA 007/030
EWHS 280/300/310
0…1/5/10 V 0/4…20mA
Analogue Inputs Table
PARAMETER
HC1
db1
dF1
HS1
LS1
dn1
do1
di1
dE1
On1
OF1
LOC
PA1
ndt
CA1
LdL
HdL
H00 (1) (!)
H03
H04
H10
rEL
tAb
UL
dL
Fr
(1) the default value is PTC (PTC input, see the label on the instrument).
* DEFAULT column: for parameters HC1/2, HS1/2, LS1/2, DF1/2, H00/03/04/10 the default depends don the model.
** VALUE column: to be filled manually, with customized settings (if different from the default value).
(!) WARNING!
• If one or more of these parameters highlighted with (!) are modified, teh controller must be switched off and switched on again to ensure correct operation.
• It is strongly recommended, anyway to switch off and switch on again the controller anytime parameters have been changed to prevent malfunctioning on configuration
and/or ongoing timings
3/4
DESCRIPTION
REGULATOR 1 (folder with “rE1” label)
Heat/Cool Mode. If set to H the generic regulator actuates for hot
operation. If set to C the generic regulator actuates for cold opera-
tion
Intervention 1 band see ON-OFF regulation diagram
diFferential. Relgulator 1 (OUT1) tripping differential. The regulator
stops on reaching the Setpoint value (as indicated by the adjust-
ment probe), and restarts at temperature value equal to the
Setpoint 1 plus (or minus depending on HC1) the value of the dif-
ferential. see ON-OFF regulation diagram
Higher SEt. Maximum possible setpoint 1 value.
Lower SEt. Minimum possible setpoint 1 value.
REGULATOR 1 PROTECTIVE DEVICE (folder with “rE1” label)
Delay time in activating the regulator relay after switch-on of
instrument.
Delay after switch off. The indicated time must elapse between
switch-off of the regulator relay and the successive switch-on.
Delay between switch-ons. The indicated time must elapse
between two successive switch-ons of the regulator.
Delay before switch-off. The indicated time must elapse between
switch-off request and the switch-off of the regulator.
On time (regulator 1).
Regulator activation time in the event of faulty probe. If set to “1”
with OF1 at “0” the regulator is always on, while at OF1 >0 it
functions always in duty cycle mode.
OFF time (regulator 1). Regulator in disabled state time in the
event of a faulty probe. If set to “1” with On1 at “0” the regulator
is always off, while at On1 >0 it functions always in duty cycle
mode.
DISPLAY (folder with “diS” label)
(keyboard) LOCk (set and keys). Keyboard locking. However, you
can enter parameter programming
modify them along with the status of this parameter in order to
allow keyboard locking. y = yes; n = no
PAssword 1. When enabled (value other than 0) it constitutes the
access key for level 1 parameters.
number display type. View with decimal point. y = yes; n = no
CAlibration 1.Calibration 1. Positive or negative temperature value
added to the value read by probe 1,
Low display Label. Minimum value the instrument is able to display.
High display Label. Maximum value the instrument is able to dis-
play.
CONFIGURATION (folder with “CnF” label)
Probe type selection, PTC or NTC.
Lower Limit Range Current Input
Upper Limit Range Current Input
delay time in activating the outputs after switch-on WARNING! If
set = 0 it is not active; if set ≠0 output will not be activated before
this time
reLease firmware. Device version: read only parameter.
tAble of parameters. Reserved: read only parameter.
COPY CARD (folder with “Fpr”label)
Up load. Programming parameter transfer from instrument to
Copy Card.
Down load. Programming parameter transfer from Copy Card to
instrument
Format. Erasing all data in the copy card.
PLEASE NOTE using “Fr” parameter (copy card formatting)
the data within the copy card will be lost permenently. The
operation cannot be cancelled. After using the copy Card
device the controller must be switch off and switch on again
Tab. 1 Parameter Table
DEFAULT
H/C*
1
1*
0 (n.z. models)*
*
*
1
0
0
0
0
1
n
0
n
0
0*
100/100.0/1000*
420/020/010/05/01*
20*
100*
0
/
/
/
/
/
RANGE
H/C
0...30.0
0.0...30.0
LS1..HdL
LdL..HS1
0...250
0...250
0...250
0...250
0...250
0...250
n/y
0...250
n/y/int
-30.0...30.0
-99.9…HdL
LdL…100
420/020/010/05/01
-99…100 (ndt= n)
-99.0…100.0 (ndt= y)
-999…1000 (ndt= int)
as above
0...250
/
/
/
/
/
VALUE* U.M.
flag
digit
digit
digit
digit
sec
min
min
sec
min
min
flag
num
num
num
num
num
num
num
num
min
/
/
/
/
/
IC 912/P/R/V-I
IC 912/P/R/V-I 4/4
Invensys Controls Italy s.r.l
via dell'Industria, 15 Zona Industriale Paludi
32010 Pieve d'Alpago (BL) ITALY
Telephone +39 0437 986111
Facsimile +39 0437 989066
Internet http:/www.climate-eu.invensys.com
10/2002 eng
cod. 9IS22082
1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10
IC 912/P/R/VI - 12 V A
11
I
V
++-
+12V
1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10
IC 912/P/R/VI - 230 V A
I
V
++-
+12V
11
WIRING
1 - 2 N.C. regulator 1 relay output (OUT1)
1 - 3 N.O. regulator 1 relay output (OUT1)
6 - 7 Power supply 1,5 VA max. (12V version)
Power supply 3 VA max. (230V version)
8 - 9 - 11 Voltage Input (8=GND 9=signal;
11=+12V)
8 -10 -11 Current Input (8=GND; 10=signal;
11=+12V)
A TTL input for Copy Card
PLEASE NOTE:
• User Default Settings
• for relay capacities check on the instrument label
In the diagram it is shown relays with 8(3), 1/2 hp, 250V
capability
Wiring diagram

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