Full Gauge Controls d-core User manual

To start/stop a manual defrost, regardless of programming, press key 1 for 8 seconds until the message
[dF] [On] [Of]appe , then release The message will be shown when it starts, and when it is stopped.ars it.
release the
key
release the
key
To check which process step is being performed, press key “3" for 4 seconds until the message[St]
appears, then release it. The current process step is displayed followed by the desired operating
temperature (setpoint) relative to the operating mode (normal/power save).
release the
key
release the
key
Preset 1
Preset 2
Preset 3
Preset 4
WARNING
ACSESSORIES:
Use original Full Gauge Controls accessories only.
If you have any questions, please contact technical support.
AUTHORIZED SERVICE:
Product installation or maintenance may only be performed by qualified professionals;
BEFORE INSTALLING THE CONTROLLER, WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU READ THE ENTIRE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL IN ORDER TO AVOID POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE PRODUCT.
PRECAUTIONS WHEN INSTALLING THE PRODUCT:
Before performing any procedure on this instrument, disconnect it from the power source;
Make sure that the instrument has adequate ventilation, avoiding installation on panels containing
devices that may cause it to operate outside the specified temperature range;
Install the product away from sources that may generate electromagnetic disturbances, such as: motors,
contactor, relays, solenoid valves, etc;
AS IT CONSTANTLY EVOLVING, FULL GAUGE CONTROLS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE
INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE MANUALAT ANYTIME, WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
1. DESCRIPTION
5. BASIC OPERATIONS
2. AP LICAP TIONS
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4. INDICATIONS AND KEYS
D-Ceor T-Copreand are electronic controllers for refrigeration dedicated to freezers, beverage displays
and refrigerated cabinets. These controllers can activate cooling, defrost, fan and lighting systems. In
addition, it allows to pre-define up to 4 operating temperatures that are easily changed by its touch-sensitive
keyboard (touchpad) for freezers with rotation of different products.
The controller supports 2 temperature sensors for the control of the refrigerated environment and intelligent
defrost control (start and end of defrost by time or temperature). For a better use for energy, it can control
ventilation during the cycle of the compressor and use Smooth Defrost, a defrosting technique that reduces
the final temperature of the electrical resistance and the amount of heat emitted.
Using its digital input, door opening can be monitored and economic setpoint, defrost or Fast Freezing can
be activated. The Fast Freezing function is an alternative for speed up the cooling process, recommended
for use after the process of replacing products in the freezer.
In addition controller has system voltage monitoring where the operation of the equipment can be, T-Core
limited to only a safe voltage range, reducing the chance of electrical damage due to the power supply.
- Beverage displays;
- Refrigerated display cabinets.
Control temperature -50 60°C (-58 99°F)to to
Operating temperature 0 °C (32 °F)to 60 to 140
0.1°C -9.9 and 9.9°C 1°Cbetween and in the
remainder of the range. 1°F across the range
Controller supply 85~240Vac (50/60Hz)
Resolution
10 90% UR ( thout condensation)to wi
100 x 54 x 22mm (3,9 x 2,1 x 0,8")
91 x 45mm ( x ")3,6 1,7
116 x 88 x 27mm (4,6 x 3,5 x 1,1")
Digital input
Operating humidity
Front dimension (with frame)
Front cutout dimension
Base module dimension
Configurable dry contact type
Maximum relay current
COMP: 10(8)A / 250Vac 1HP - compressor output
DEFR: 7A / 250Vac - defrost output
FAN: 3(2)A / 250Vac - 1/10HP - fan output
LIGHT: 2(2)A / 250Vac - lamp output
5.1 Change the preset
5.2 Turn the economy mode on / off
5.3 Disable the alarm
5.4 Manual defrost
5.5 View process step and current desired temperature (setpoint)
To select the desired , press the corresponding key for seconds until thepreset 4 message appears,[Pr]
then release it.
To key for seconds until the message appears henturn power save mode on / off, press the ECO 8,t[EC]
release it.
To disable the audible alarm, quickly press any of keys 1 , 2, 3 or 4.
Have this manual in the palm of your
hand using the application.FG Finder
DTCOREV01-01T-19151
Turn off
control functions
Function
lock
Serial
programming
Manual
defrost
Sound
alarm
Touch
screen
Power
save mode
DIGITAL REFRIGERATION CONTROLLER WITH
TOUCH-SENSITIVE KEYS
Ver.02
On
Off
On
Off
Displays the current desired
temperature (setpoint)
Current
step
Fan delay
Refrigeration
Pr -defroste
Defrost
Drainage
Fast Freezing
ex: (2.0ºC)
press for
se4 conds
press for
s8 econds
press orf
8 seconds
press orf
4 seconds
Ver.02
10 - LED temperature unit indication
5 - LED lamp indication
6 - LED fan indication
1 - Increase key
7 - LED pre-defrost,
defrost or drainage
indication
2 - SET key
4 - Power save mode key
9 - LED power
save mode indication
3 - Decrease key
8 - LED compressor
indication
Compressor delay
dl

The controller temperature can be displayed either in Celsius (°C) degrees or Fahrenheit (°F) degrees. To
configure the unit, press keys 1 and 3 simultaneously for 2 seconds until appears in the display, then[SL]
release it. Select the menu (press key 2 quickly) enter code and confirm. The message[Cd] [31] [UN]
will be displayed and then it is possible to switch between the two units mentioned.
5.8 Select temperature unit
Press key 1 for 4 seconds until the message appears hen release it. The controller splays the[LH] ,t di
minimum and maximum temperatures of sensors S1 and S2 (if enabled in function ), as well as[S4]
minimum and maximum voltages and the number of times the door has been opened.
Press key 2 for 4 seconds until the message appears hen release it. The following information will be[Se] ,t
shown:
To configure the selected setpoint press key 2 for 8 seconds until the message appears henpreset , t[sp]
release it. The current setpoint value displayed. Use keys 1 and 3 to adjust the desired value (setpoint).is
Press key 2 to confirm.
To manually turn the lamp on or off, press the key for 2 seconds until the [LI] mssage appears, then[ECO]
release it. The lamp remains on by the time configured in , while the power save mode is not active.[P5]
Note:The lamp output must be configured as Light ( = ).[A1] [1]
Voltage
Hundred
Unit
(ex: 120V)
release
key
release the
key
release the
key
Insert the
access
code 31
Note: Each time the unit is changed the parameters reset as they assume the “factory default’’values.are
Note:If by activating fast freezing mode the controller identifies that there is a defrost programmed to start
by time during this period, the defrost will be anticipated and then starts fast freezing mode.
In Fast Freezing mode, the control uses the temperature limit parameter for fast freezing ( , , ,o1 o2 o3
o4) to accelerate the refrigeration or freezing process. Upon reaching this temperature or the maximum
fast freezing time ( ) the fast freezing process is automatically deactivated.o5
To start or stop Fast Freezing mode, press until the message appears,[ff]keys 2 and 3 for 2 seconds
then release it. The message is displayed when it starts and when it is interrupted.[On] [Of]
Note 1: To reset the values, press key 1 for 1s during
the display of the information and the message will[rt]
be shown on the display.
Note 2: If the sensor S2 or the voltage monitor are
disabled, the message is displayed instead of the[OF]
minimum and maximum values.
Note: If the sensor S2 or the
voltage monitor are disabled, the message [OF]
is displayed instead of the current value.
5.6 View current sensor temperature and voltage 5.10 Configure the setpoint
5.11 Turn the lamp on / off
5.7 Minimum and maximum temperatures, voltage and number of the
open door
5.9 Fast Freezing
Mains voltage
Display view
Cabinet Sensor (S1)
Minimum temperature (ex: 1.2ºC)
Maximum temperature 2.0ºC)(ex:
Minimum temperature 1.2ºC)(ex:
Hundred
Unit
(ex: 135)
Maximum temperature 2.0ºC)(ex:
Door opening number
Minimum voltage
(ex: 112V)
Maximum voltage
(ex: 125V)
release the
key
release the
key
release the
key
release the
key
release the
key
release the
key
On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
It is possible to view controller settings without being able to edit them. To do this, press keys 1 and 3
simultaneously for 2 seconds until the message appears, then release it. It is possible to view all[SL]
controller settings. Navigate between menus using the 1 (increase) and 3 (decrease) keys. Confirm
selection with key 2.
6. ADVANCED OPERATIONS
6.1 Configured parameters display
P,tress keys 1 and 3 simultaneously for 2 seconds until the message appears hen release it. Select[SL]
the menu (short key 2) enter code and confirm. to edit all controller settings.[Cd] [23]touch It is possible
Navigate between menus using the 1 (increase) and 3 (decrease) keys. Confirm selection with key 2.
6.2 Changing the configured parameters
Pressing key 2 for 4 secs. returns to the main screen.
Pressing key 2 for 4 secs. returns to the main screen.
Hold pressing for the time set in .[L5]
Using the function lock makes operating the instrument safer, with it active, the presets and other
parameters are visible to the user, but protected against undue changes ( = ). Or it can be set to[L4] [2]
allow changes on the presets, and setpoint and locks all other parameters ( = ). When function lock[L4] [1]
is activated and there is a try to change parameters, the message is displayed.[LC]
To enable the function in param This is the time to presslock, configure the time for function lock eter .[L5]
for validation of the function lock. To lock or unlock the keypad, press keys 2 and 4 for the time set in [L5]
until the message appe , then release it. An message will be displayed ocars when it is l ked and[LC] [On]
[Of] when it is unlocked.
6.3 Function Lock
6. Turning the control functions off (Monitoring only)4
When turning off the control functions ( ), the controller will only operate as a temperature and voltage[l6]
indicator with all outputs disabled. This function can operate as follows:
[,0]Does not allow control functions to be turned off.
[,1]Allow to turn control functions on and off only if the functions are unlocked.
[,2]Allow to turn control functions on and off even if the functions are locked. To switch control functions
on/off, press key 3 for 8 seconds until message appears hen release it:[Ct],t
Note: When reconnecting control functions, the controller continues to respect the functions [C1]
(minimum compressor off time), (Defrost when energizing controller) and (Delay time when[d8] [C5]
powering the controller).
Confirm
Enter the
access
code 23 Confirm
Confirm
Confirm
Cabinet 1Temperature (S )
If = or[L1] [1] [2]
Example: 4,5ºC
Evaporator Temperature (S2)
Example: 0.3ºC
Evaporator Sensor (S2)
press orf
4 seconds
press for
4 seconds
press orf
2 seconds
press orf
se2 conds
press for
8 seconds
press orf
2 seconds
press orf
2 seconds
press orf
8 seconds

DESCRIPTION
FUN M NIMXAUNIT. DEFAULT
FUNCTION
CELSIUS (FAHRENHEIT)
[ ]s5
[ ]s4
[ ]s1
[ ]o5
[ ]s3
[ ]s2
[ ]o1
[ ]o2
[ ]o3
[ ]o4
This compensates for any deviations in the sensor reading due to replacement or a change
in cable length.
This compensates for any deviations in the sensor reading due to replacement or a change
in cable length. The sensor S2 can be disabled by setting the function to the minimum value
until the message appears. When disabled, all functions that depend on the reading[OF]
of sensor S2 are disabled.
The value adjusted in this function represents the time ( in seconds) for the displayed
temperature to change by 0.1°C (1°F) as the temperature rises or falls.
Note: A typical application for this type of filter is freezers (such as ice cream displays). As
the door is opened for short periods of time, hot air may directly hit the sensor, causing a
rapid increase in the measured temperature indication, and often unnecessarily activating
the compressor.
This is the duration of the ast Freezing processF
This is the minimum temperature the instrument can reach during the Fast Freezing.
-14 ( )7
ºC (°F)
- ( )11 12
ºC (°F)
- .0 ( )621
ºC (°F)
- .0 ( )326
ºC (°F)
099 5
hours
20
1
0 [of]
0
0 [of]
0
0 [of]0 [of] 20
seconds
-
seconds
-
0 [of] 1 [on] 0 [o ]f
-
0 [of] 1 [on] 1 [on]
-9.9 (-9) 9.9 (9) ºC (°F) 0. 00 ( )
-10 [of]
9.9 (9) ºC (°F) 0 0.0 ( )
Digital filter intensity applied to sensor S1
(Cabinet) (Rise)
Digital filter intensity appliced to sensor S1
(Cabinet) (Fall)
Offset of the Evaporator Sensor (sensor S2)
Offset of the cabinet sensor indication
(sensor S1)
Digital filter operating mode
Maximum ast reezing timeFF
[,0] = Electric defrost (electric heaters), only the defrost output is activated.
= Hot gas defrost, compressor and defrost outputs are activated.[,1]
= Natural defrost, only the fan output is actuated.[,2]
Defrost type
[d1] 02-0
[,0]= Defrost started by time
= Temperature-initiated defrost (sensor S2)[,1]
[,2]= Defrost initiated by temperature difference S1-S2
= Defrost initiated by and temperature difference S1-S2[,3] (sensor S2)
Defrost start condition
[d2] 03-0
Determines how often defrost will be performed, which is the time counted from the end of
the previous defrost. If the controller is configured to perform temperature defrost
( , or ), this time acts as safety in situations where the evaporator[d2] [1] [2] [3]=
temperature (sensor S2) does not reach the programmed values in or . This[d5] [d6]
function determines the maximum time the controller remains without defrosting.
It serves to increase the time interval to start the first defrost only. In multiequipment
installations, it is possible to avoid peaks in demand by not matching the defrost start time of
each equipment.
Note: Scale hours.minutes - time less than 10.0 displays decimal point. Ex: value 1.5
corresponds to 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Interval between defrosts if = or[d2] [,0]
Maximum time without defrost if = or[d2] [1] [2] [3],
Additional time at end of the first cooling cycle
Temp ture evap to start defrost ifera of orator
[d2] [1] [3]=or
Smooth Defrost
Low temperature confirmation time (sensor S2) to
initiate pre-defrost if =[d2] [1] [2] [3],ou
Temperature difference to start defrost (S1-S2) if
[d2] [2] [3]=or
Enable tray defrosting
[d3]
[d ]4
[d ]5
[ ]b1
[d ]7
[ ]b3
[ ]b4
[ ]b5
[d ]6
[ ]b2
[d ]8
ho .minut surs e
0.0 [of] 0.0 [of]
99
minu ste
0 [of]0 [of]
99
hours
199 12
°C (°F)
-50 (-58) 60 (99) -20 (-4)
-
110 [of] 10 [of]
minut se
1
99 10
°C (°F)
-50 (-58) 60 (99) 40 (99)
°C (°F)
-50 (-58) 60 (99) 20 (68)
°C (°F)
-50 (-58) 60 (99) 15 (59)
When the evaporator temperature (sensor S2) reaches the value configured in this
function, the controller starts the confirmation time count to start the defrost ( ).[d7]
When the difference between the cabinet temperature (sensor S1) and the temperature of
the evaporator (sensor S2) reaches the value configured in this function, the controller
starts confirmation time count to start the defrost ( ).[d7]
If the controller is configured to perform temperature defrost, at the moment the sensor S2
reaches the configured temperature value for defrost, then it starts for pre-defrost process.
If this temperature rises above the configured value, the system returns to the refrigeration
step.
Defrost when energizing the controller Enables defrosting at the moment that the controller is energized, such as when the power
returns (in case of power failure).
Smooth Defrost mode allows for a smoother defrost, saving energy and preventing the
room temperature from rising as much as a standard defrost. In this mode, the defrost
output remains on as long as the evaporator temperature (sensor S2) is less than 2°C
(36°F), as the temperature is superated the defrost output cycles between ON and OFF as
the percentage of time interval (2 min) configured in this function (x10). This mode is active
only if sensor S2 is enabled and electric defrost is enabled ( = ).[d1] [0]
When defrosting starts, the controller will activate only the fan during this time, in order to
harness the residual energy if = .[b2] [of]
With this function active, the FANS output tes as a second defrost output. Thisopera output
is triggered during pre-defrost, defrost and drainage.
Note: With = the fan control functionality is disregarded.[b2] [On]
Pre-defrost time (pump down)
If the temperature in the evaporator (sensor S2) reaches the set value, the end of the
defrost happens by temperature. It can optimize the defrost process.
Evaporator temperature (sensor S2) to end defrost
Cabinet temperature (sensor S1) to end defrost If cabinet temperature (sensor S1) reaches the configured value, the end of defrost
happens by temperature.
[ 2]H
[ 2]m
[ ]m1
[ ]H1 This is the difference between turning refrigeration OFF and BACK ON in normal ( )[H1]
or power save ( ) operating mode.[H2]
Defines if parameters and acts on the control or just on temperature display:[S2] [S3]
[0] =Acts on temperature display and on control routines
[1] =Acts only on temperature display
This is the control temperature when the economic operating mode is active. If the sensor
temperature S1 (cabinet) the value configured in this function, theless than or equal to
compressor turns OFF.
Limits designed to prevent unintentional temperatures from being configured by mistake
high or low temperature setpoint, which may result in high power consumption power for
keeping the system continuously on.
-50 (-58) -50 (-58)
M2
M1 60 (99) 60 (99)
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
0.1 (1) 3.0 (5)8.0 (14)
0.1 (1) 8.0 (14) 3.0 (5)
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
Minimum desired temperature (setpoint)
permited for the user
Maximum desired temperature (setpoint)
permited for the user
Control differential (hysteresis)
Power Save Control differential (hysteresis)
Desired Temperature (economic setpoint) (r1)
Desired Temperature (economic setpoint) (r2)
Desired Temperature (economic setpoint) (r3)
Desired Temperature (economic setpoint) (r4)
Temperature limit for ast reezing (r1)FF
Temperature limit for ast reezing (r2)FF
Temperature limit for ast reezing (r3)FF
Temperature limit for ast reezing (r4)FF
[ 2]e
[ ]e1
[ ]e4
[ ]e3
M1 M2
M1 M2
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
-4.0 (25)
-1.0 (30)
M1 M2
M1 M2
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
4. 390 ( )
745.0 ( )
This is the control temperature of the normal operating mode. When the temperature of
sensor S1 (cabinet) is the value configured in this function, theless than or equal to
compressor turns OFF.
M1 M2
M1 M2
M1 M2
M1 M2
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
ºC (°F)
-9.0 (16)
-6.0 (21)
-1.0 (30)
236.0 ( )
Desired Temperature (setpoint) (r1)
Desired Temperature (setpoint) (r2)
Desired Temperature (setpoint) (r3)
Desired Temperature (setpoint) (r4)
[t ]4
[t ]3
[t2]
[t ]1
6.5 Functions table
-50 (-58) 60(99)
-50 (-58) 60(99)
-50 (-58) 60(99)
-50 (-58) 60(99)

DESCRIPTION
FUN M NIMXAUNI .T DEFAULT
FUNCTION
CELSIUS (FAHRENHEIT)
[ ]f5
[ ]f6
-50 (-58) 60 (99)60 (99) ºC °F)(
-50 (-58) 2.0 (36)60 (99) ºC (°F)
[Of]= Digital input disabled
= NO Contact - Sensor[,1] Door
= NC Contact - Door sensor[,2]
[,3]= NO contact - External alarm (indication only)
= NC contact - External alarm (indication only)[,4]
= NO contact - Turn off control[,5]
[,6]= NC Contact - Turn off control
= NO pulse - Power save mode[,7]
= NC pulse - Power save mode[,8]
[,9]= NO pulse - Fast Freezing
= NC pulse - Fast Freezing[10]
= NO pulse - Defrost[11]
[12]= NC pulse - Defrost
Digital input 1 operation mode
[ 1]p
Maximum time in economy mode with door
closed
[ ]p2
[ ]p4
[ ]p5
[ ]C1
[ ]C2
[ ]p3
[ ]p7
[ ]p6
With the door closed, this parameter defines how much time to active economic mode. On
the economy mode the light output will be disabled and the operation setpoint will be
changed to the economy setpoint.
This time only starts counting after the temperature reaches the setpoint for the first time.
Note: Scale hours.minutes - time less than 10.0 displays decimal point. Ex: value 1.5
corresponds to 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Allows you to configure a maximum power save mode actuation time while the door is
closed. After this time, the setpoint returns to normal operating mode. This time is
calculated in hours.
Note: Scale hours.minutes - time less than 10.0 displays decimal point. Ex: value 1.5
corresponds to 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Shuts down the evaporator fan if the evaporator temperature is equal or higher than this
temperature. During operation if the evaporator temperature exceeds the configured value,
the fan is turned OFF, and only restarts with 2°C (4°F) differential. It is a valuable resource
when, for example, cooling equipment has been inactive for a few days or when freezer
rooms or refrigerated counters are refilled with stock.
Evaporator high temperature fan shutdown
Evaporator temperature for fan reactivation after
drainage
After defrost and drainage, the fan delay cycle starts. The compressor is started
immediately because the evaporator temperature is high, but the fan will only be started
after the evaporator temperature drops from the configured value. This function is used to
remove the heat that still exists in the evaporator because of the defrost, avoiding putting it
into the environment.
For safety, if the evaporator temperature does not reach the value set in the function [F6]
or the sensor S2 is disconnected, the fan will return after the time configured in this function.
Maximum fan return time after drainage (fan-delay)
[F ]7
If the door is kept open longer than what is defined in this function instantaneous defrost
starts as long as the evaporator temperature (sensor S2) is less than and the room[b4]
temperature (sensor S1) is less than .[b5]
Door opening time for instantaneous defrost
I bothf the time the door is open is longer than the time configured in this function,
compressor and fan are turned off.
Door open time to shut down compressor and fan
Defines the unit of time used in parameter :[P5]
[0] = Seconds
[1] = Minutes
[2] = Hours
With the door closed, this parameter defines how long . It ontributes to energyfor light turn off c
saving. With this function set to the 0 value , the lamp activation functions are ignored[Of]
and the output remains off.
Unit of time applied to door closed time to turn
off the light
Door closed time to turn off the light
Door closed time to enable for economy mode
This is the minimum time the compressor will remain on, i.e. the time between the last start
and the next stop. It serves to prevent short cycle and high voltage surges.
Minimum time of the compressor turned on
This is the minimum time the compressor will remain off, i.e. the time between the last stop
and the next start. It serves to relieve the discharge pressure and increase the service life of
the compressor.
Minimum time of the compressor turned off
[ ]F2
[ ]F3
[ ]F4
minut se
199 2
minut se
199 8
Fan time on if = and[F1] [0] [4] This is how long the fan ON.remains
This is how long the fan OFF.remains
Fan time off if = (automatic time mode)[F1] [0]
Enable fan to be turned off when opening door or keep fan on within the[ON] [Of]
time the door is opened.
Turn off the fan when opening the door
[ ]f1
[ ]b7
-
044
Fan operation mode
Drainage (dripping) time Time required for dripping, i.e. to drain the last drops of water from the evaporator. During
this time, all outputs remain off. If this step is not desired, adjust this time to .[Of]
[,0] - Automatic by time: the fan will be on when the compressor is actuated. When the
compressor is off, actives according to times and .the fan [F2] [F3]
[,1] - Automatic by temperature: the fan is on always when the compressor is active.
When the compressor is OFF, fan turns on when the temperature is greater than setpoint +
60% of the differential
and turns off when is less than setpoint + 20% of differential.
[,2] - Continuous: the fan always .is active
[,3] - Dependent: the fan along with the compressor.starts
[,4]- Time after turning off compressor: after turning off the compressor the fan onremains
for the time configured in .[F2]
Note 1: With sensor S2 enabled, modes 0 and 1 will activate the fun only if the evaporator
temperature (sensor S2) is lower than cabinet temperature (sensor S1).
Note 2: With sensor S2 enabled, mode 1 will activate the fun only if the evaporator
temperature (sensor S2) is lower than the configured setpoint.
[ ]b6 minut se
199 30
Maximum defrost time (for safety)
This function configures the maximum defrost duration time. If, within this period, the
defrost is not ended by temperature, a dot will flash on the lower right corner of the display (if
enabled in ), indicating that defrost termination occurred by time rather than[A8]
temperature. This can happen when the temperature configured is too high, the time limit is
insufficient, sensor S2 is disconnected or it is not in contact with the evaporator.
12 -2
0 [of]
minutes
99 30
0 [of]
minut se
99 5
0 [of]
ho minut surs. e
99
0.0 [of] 0.0 [of]
-
hours
2
99
2
2
0
0 [of]
minut se
5
0 [of] 0 [of]
ho minut surs. e
99 2.0
0.0 [of]
minut se
5
0 [of] 0 [of]
1
30 minut se
0 [of]
minut se
99 1
0 [of]
-
0 [of] 0 [of]
1 [on]

During this time, the temperature alarm stays off while waiting for the system to go into
operation.
Alarm to indicate maximum time in hours of compressor ON without reaching the desired
temperature (setpoint)
When defrosting is completed by time rather than temperature, the user is notified by a
blinking dot in the lower right corner of the display ( ).[,,.]
[,0]= Temperature S1
[,1]= Temperature S2
[,2]= Current setpoint
With this feature enabled, parameters are protected against unauthorized changes, which
are available for viewing only. In this condition, when trying to change these values, the
message will be shown on the display.[LC]
Temperature alarm bypass when powering the
controller
Defrost alarm indication ended by time
DESCRIPTION
FUN M NIMXAUNI .T DEFAULT
FUNCTION
CELSIUS (FAHRENHEIT)
[ ]a6
[ ]A7 30 hours
Time to lock functions
[ ]L1
[ ]l3
[ ]l2
[ ]l5
[ ]l6
[ ]l4
-
020
-
021
minut se
0[of] 99 15
seconds
15 60 15
[,0] = Does not allow function locking.
[,1] = Enables partial Lock, it allow changes on the presets and setpoints and locks all
other parameters
[,2]= Enables full lock, leaving only access to functions available.
Note: With this feature enabled, parameters are protected against unauthorized changes,
which are available for viewing only. In this condition, when trying to change these values,
the message will be shown on the display.[LC]
Maximum time of compressor ON alarm without
reaching setpoint
[]A8
Preferred Display indication
[,0] = Sensor temperature indication
[,1] [L1]= Display locked - last temperature before defrost (set )in
[,2] [dF]= Display “ ’’
This function is intended to prevent the display of room temperature rise due to defrost.
Temperature indication locked during defrost
During the defrosting process, the last temperature measured in the refrigeration cycle or
the message will be frozen on the display. The indication will be restored when this[df]
temperature is reached again or exceeds the time set in this function after the start of the
refrigeration cycle (whichever comes first). If set to ,the temperature indication will be[Of]
frozen only in the defrost .cycle
Maximum time of locked indication during defrost
process if = or[L2] [1] [2]
Function Lock
Defines the time to press keys 2 and 4 in order to lock or unlock functions editing, if =[L4]
[1] [2]or .
Maintenance mode (Turns off the
control functions)
[A5] This function is for inhibiting the alarm for a period of time due to possible temperature rise
from the defrost, and during defrost, drainage and fan-delay, the alarm is not active.
Temperature alarm bypass time
[ 2]a
[ ]a3
It is the temperature difference in relation to the current setpoint to activate the alarm
(buzzer) for LOW room temperature.
Example: Setpoint = , = . In this case, the alarm will only be if[3.0] [A2] [2.0] active cabinet
temperature is below [1.0] [3.0] [2.0](– ).
Low temperature alarm difference from setpoint
It is the temperature difference in relation to the current setpoint to activate the alarm
(buzzer) for HIGH room temperature.
Ex mpl : Setpoint = , = . In this case, the alarm will only be if thea e active[3.0] [A3] [10]
cabinet temperature is higher than ( + ).[13] [3.0] [10]
High temperature alarm difference from setpoint
[A4]
When the door is opened, the message will appear on the display and timing for the[OP]
open door s. If this time is longer than the time configured in this function, the audiblestart
alarm (buzzer) .sounds
Time the door is open for audible alarm
[ ]a1 -
021
Lamp output mode (LIGHT)
[,0]= Output off
[,1]= Light
[,2] =Alarm logic
Note: If = , activated[A1] [2] alarm logic, the lamp output will be according to parameters
[A2] [A3] [A4] [A7], , and .
[ ]C5
[ ]C4 minut se
099 10
Compressor OFF time in case of error on cabinet
sensor (sensor S1)
If the sensor (sensor S1) is disconnected or out of range, the compressorcabinet turns off
according to the parameters configured in these functions.
When the instrument is turned on, it remains with the control disabled during the period
configured in this function. During this time, it only works as a temperature indicator. It
serves to prevent spikes in electricity demand, , when there are severalpower grid instability
equipments connected on the same line. For this, simply configure different times for each
equipment. This delay may be of the compressor or defrost (when there is defrost at
startup).
Delay time when powering the controller
minut se
99 1
0 [of]
°C °F)(99 0(9 ) 10 (18)
0 [of]
minut se
99 2
0 [of]
99 minut se
0 [of] 0 [of]
minut se
99
0 [of] 0 [of]
°C (°F)99 (90) 50 ( )90
0 [of]
0 [of] 0 [of]
-
22
0 [of]
-
2
0 [of] 0 [of]
-
0 [of] 0 [of]
1 [on]
Voltage measurement offset
[ ]U3
[ ]U4 seconds
230 4
x 10Vac
x 10Vac
9
9
26
26
10
24
Vac
-10 10 0
[ ]U1
[ ]U2
Minimum working voltage limit
Maximum working voltage limit
It allows compensation for any deviations in the reating of the mains voltage.
Note: Par eter available only on productam
This time prevents small voltage variations from prematurely disconnecting the
compressor.
Note: Parameter available only on product
Time for voltage validation
If the voltage value exceeds the limits configured in these functions, the compressor after
the time configured in function has elapsed. To disable voltage monitoring, set[U4] [U1]
greater than .[U2]
Note: onlyParameters available on product
[ ]C3 minutes
099 20
If the cabinet sensor (sensor S1) is disconnected or out of range, the compressor turns ON
according to the parameters configured in these functions.
Compressor ON time in case of error on cabinet
sensor (sensor S1)

9.2 Wiring Diagram
- Base module
Attach the base module with screws*;
To place the front module in the
panel, press until it clicks;
2
To remove it, simply press the side
locks;
3
Remove the controller
from the front of the
panel;
9.1 Attaching the base and front modules
- Front module
Cut out the panel with the measurements
indicated. See item 3;
1
- Front module
- Base module
*screws not included;
* must be in the inet.Sensor S1 cab
** must be attached to the evaporatorSensor S2
using a metal clamp.
Interconnection cable
Sensor S1*
Sensor S2**
Digital input
(Door switch)
9. INSTALLATION
The main function of this accessory is to store the parameters of the controllers. You can load new parameters
from a controller and download to a production line at any time (from the same controller).
The controller has a USB connection to upload or download the parameters:
- USB: it can be connected to the computer with the USB port, using the Sitrad Recipe Editor the parameters
can be copied, edited and saved in The USB port can also have the function to.EasyProg ver. 02
supply power to and the controller (when used in USB and Serial TTLset).EasyProg ver. 02
*Sold separately
8. PROGRAMMING KEY - EasyProg ver.02 or higher
Base module
EasyProg*
Reason: Exceeded maximum compressor on time without reaching control
temperature (setpoint).
Provisions: Check compressor and refrigeration system;
Check door seal;
Check function .[a7]
Reason: Cabinet temperature sensor disconnected or short-circuited.
Provisions: Check the connection on the controller. If necessary, replace the sensor.
Reason: Evaporator temperature sensor disconnected or short-circuited.
Provisions: Check the connection on the controller. If necessary, replace the sensor.
Reason: Low temperature on cabinet sensor (S1).
heck sensor S1 connection and functioning (room);Provisions: C
Check refrigeration system;
Check function .[a2]
Reason: High mains voltage (S1).
Provisions: Check sensor S1 connection and functioning (room);
Check refrigeration system and/or door seal;
Check function .[a3]
Reason: Low mains voltage.
Provisions: Bad power grid quality and voltage below the one configured in .[U1]
Reason: High voltage alarm in the mains.
Provisions: Bad power grid quality and voltage above the that configured in .[U2]
7. SIGNALS
Reason: Invalid voltage reading.
Provisions: Check the supply voltage of the instrument.
Provisions: Reset the values of the functions.
Reason: Open door alert.
Provisions: Make sure the door is properly closed;
Check limit switch micro or magnetic sensor (reed switch) of the
closed-door detection (if applicable), plus the connection to the controller.
Reason: Control functions turned off.
Provisions: See item 6.4.
Reason: . The dot in theAlert of defrost concluded by time rather than by temperature
lower hight corner of the display will flash until the next defrost (if enabled in
the function ).[A8]
Provisions: Check that there are no burnt heating elements;
Check if hot gas is circulating;
Check that the fan is not inoperative or shorted;
Check that the maximum time for defrost duration is not too short ( ).[B6]
Provisions: Contact Full Gauge Controls.
Reason: External alarm (digital input)
Provisions: Check the control accessory connected to the digital input;
Check the connection on the controller;
Check function .[P1]
4
Reason: Function lock on.
Provisions: See item 6.3.
Reason: Easyprog connected by sending data to the controller.
Reason: Communication failure between the front module and the base.
Measures: Check the interconnection cable.

Products manufactured by Full Gauge Controls, as of May 2005, have a warranty period of 10
(ten) years directly with the factory and 01 (one) year with accredited resellers, starting from the
date of the consigned sale that appears on the tax receipt. After this year with resellers, the
warranty will continue to be in force if the instrument is sent directly to Full Gauge Controls. This
period is valid for the Brazilian market. Other countries have a warranty of 2 (two) years. Products
are warranted in the event of manufacturing failure that makes them unsuitable or inadequate for
their intended applications. The warranty is limited to the maintenance of instruments
manufactured by Full Gauge Controls, disregarding other types of expenses, such as indemnity
due to damage caused to other equipment.
EXCEPTIONS OF THE WARRANTY
The Warranty does not cover shipping and/or insurance costs for shipping products with
indications of defect or malfunction to Technical Support. Also, the following events are not
covered: natural wear of parts, external damage caused by falls, or improper packaging of
products.
LOSS OF WARRANTY
The product will lose the warranty automatically if:
- Failure to follow the instructions for use and assembly contained in the technical description
and the installation procedures contained in Standard NBR5410;
- It is subjected to conditions beyond the limits specified in its technical description;
- It is tampered with or repaired by a person not on Full Gauge's technical team;
- Damage is caused by falling, hitting and/or impact, water infiltration, overload and/or
atmospheric discharge.
WARRANTY USE
In order to receive the warranty, the customer must send the duly packaged product, along
with the corresponding purchase Tax Receipt, to Full Gauge Controls. The shipping charge of the
products is at the customer's expense. It is also necessary to send as much information as
possible regarding the detected defect, thus enabling faster analysis, testing and execution of the
service.
These processes and the eventual maintenance of the product will only be carried out by Full
Gauge Controls Technical Assistance, at the Company's headquarters - Rua Júlio de Castilhos
250 - CEP 92120-030 - Canoas - Rio Grande do Sul – Bra il.z
Rev. 03
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ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
Packaging:
The materials used in the packaging of Full Gauge products are 100% recyclable. Try to
dispose of it through specialized recycling agents.
Product:
Components used in Full Gauge controllers can be recycled and reused if disassembled by
specialized companies.
Disposal:
Do not burn or dispose of controllers that reach the end of their service life. Observe the
legislation in your area regarding the disposal of electronic waste. If you have any
questions, please contact Full Gauge Controls.
According to the chapters of the NBR 5410 standards:
1: Install surge protectors against supply surges
2: Sensor and serial communication cables may be together, but not in the same conduit
through which power supply and load actuators pass
3: Install transient suppressors (RC filter) parallel to loads as a way to extend relay life.
Contactor suppressor wiring diagram
A1
A2
A1 and A2 are the
contactor coil terminals.
Wiring diagram for direct actuator load
suppressors
Load
Supressor
For direct actuator, take into
account the specified maximum
current.
Full Gauge Controls available suppressors for sale
10. IMPORTANT
WARRANTY TERM- FULL GAUGE CONTROLS
Supressor