Regulus ACC30 User manual

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ACC30/ACC40
ACC30/ACC40
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Installation and Operation Manual
CONSTANT TEMPERATURE ACTUATOR
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Návod na instalaci a použití
POHON NA KONSTANTNÍ TEPLOTU
35-66
CZ

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CONSTANT TEMPERATURE ACTUATOR
ACC30, ACC40
For initial setup see Initial actuator setup, page 6!
INTRODUCTION
Actuators ACC30, ACC40 are modern designed, microprocessor-driven devices made
with digital and SMT technology.
The actuator is intended as a constant temperature controller with actuator designed for
heating applications. The most common use is to control the return temperature in a
boiler. Besides controlling the actuator, the ACC40 also controls a circulation pump.

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Contents
Introduction..................................................................................................................... 3
Appearance of the actuator ............................................................................................ 5
Initial actuator setup........................................................................................................ 6
Step 1 - Language selection................................................................................... 6
Step 2 - Hydraulic variant selection ........................................................................ 6
Step 3 - Opening of the mixing valve...................................................................... 7
Graphic LCD display....................................................................................................... 8
Description and design of the main display............................................................ 8
Description of symbols on the display ............................................................................ 9
Actuator mode symbols........................................................................................... 9
Temperature and other data symbols..................................................................... 9
Symbols for notices and warnings.......................................................................... 10
Display for help, notices and warnings........................................................................... 10
Menu entry and navigation ............................................................................................. 11
Menu structure and description ...................................................................................... 11
Temperature settings.............................................................................................. 13
Operation mode ..................................................................................................... 14
Manual mode:......................................................................................................... 14
Heating or cooling operation mode selector................................................................... 14
Basic settings ................................................................................................................. 15
Data overview................................................................................................................. 17
Actuator parameter and auxiliary tools........................................................................... 18
Basic parameters.................................................................................................... 18
Service parameters ................................................................................................ 20
Factory settings ...................................................................................................... 23
Operation mode in case of a sensor failure .................................................................... 24
Actuator installation........................................................................................................ 25
Actuator’s electric connection ........................................................................................ 25
Technical data................................................................................................................. 31
Disposal of old electrical & electronic equipment ........................................................... 32
Hydraulic variants............................................................................................................ 27

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USER MANUAL
APPEARANCE OFTHE ACTUATOR
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1. Graphic display
2. Switch for manual operation.
3. Button Return back.
4. Button Move to left, decreasing.
5. Button Menu entry, confirmation of selection.
6. Button Move to right, increasing.
7. Button Help.
8. LED indication - valve rotation right.
9. LED indication red - fault, error.
10. LED indication - valve rotation left.

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INITIAL ACTUATOR SETUP
Constant temperature actuators are equipped with an innovative solution, which allows
initial setup of the controller in only three steps.
When you connect the actuator to the power supply for the first time, the software version
is shown. Next, the first step appears on the screen.
STEP 1 - LANGUAGE SELECTION
Using buttons and you select the required
language.
Press the button to confirm the selected language.
After selecting the language, the actuator requires
conrmation of the selection by pressing the
button .
If you accidentally selected the wrong language, go
back to reset the language by pressing button .
STEP 2-HYDRAULIC VARIANT SELECTION
Next, you select a hydraulic variant for the actuator
function. Move between variants by means of
buttons and .
Confirm the selected variant by pressing the
button .
After you selected the variant, the actuator requires
confirmation of the selection by pressing the
button .
If you accidentally selected the wrong variant, go
back to reset the variant by pressing button .
Selected hydraulic variant can be later changed in service parameter
S1.1.

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STEP 3 - OPENING OF THE MIXING VALVE
Press icon which indicates the proper direction of
mixing valve opening direction. Between icons you
can move with buttons and .
After you selected the correct direction, the actuator
requires confirmation of the selection by pressing
the button .
If you accidentally selected the wrong mixing valve
opening direction, go back to reset the the selection
by pressing button .
Selected mixing valve opening direction can be later changed in service
parameter S1.4.

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GRAPHIC LCD DISPLAY
All important data of actuator operation are shown on the graphic LCD display.
DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN OF THE MAIN DISPLAY
Notications
and warnings.
Actuator mode. Actuator mode.
Temperature, protection functions and over-
view of other data.
Display of information on the screen:
The actuator mode, notifications and warnings are displayed in the upper third of the
display. For switching between basic display and display of the hydraulic variant use the
button .
To check the temperature and other data, use buttons and . The number of
sensors and other data, which can be listed on the display, depends on the selected
hydraulic variant and actuator settings.
If you wish to have a specific data display to appear after you stop using
the keyboard then select the desired data with buttons and . Confirm
the selected screen by pressing the button for 2 seconds.
When you press the button for 2 seconds, then the display of the tem-
perature will change from one to two rows and vice versa. On the two line
temperature display, the measured temperature is displayed in the first row
and the required or calculated temperature in the second row.

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Symbol Description
Heating.
Cooling.
Automatic mode.
Stand by.
Manual mode.
DESCPRIPTION OFSYMBOLS ONTHE DISPLAY
ACTUATOR MODE SYMBOLS
TEMPERATURE AND OTHER DATA SYMBOLS
Symbol Description
Measured temperature.
Set point or calculated temperature.
Supply temperature.
Boiler temperature.
Heating circuit temperature.
Heating circuit temperature.
Return line temperature.
T1, T2 Temperature measured by the sensor T1, T2.

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DISPLAY FOR HELP, NOTICES AND WARNINGS
By pressing the button the screen for help, messages and warnings will be oppened in
which the following icons are available.
Short manual
Short manual for use of the controller.
Actuator version
Overview of controller type and software version.
Notications
Log of exceeded maximum temperatures and activated protection functions.
By pressing the buttons and move through the list of notications.
Press to exit the list.
Warnings
Log of sensors, pump or ow meter failures.
By pressing the buttons and move through the list of warnings.
Press to exit the list.
Delete warning and noti ication logs
Pressing the button will erase notification and warning log. All sensors
that are not connected will be deleted from the list of failures.
Note: Failures of sensors that are required for actuator operation can not
be deleted.
Symbol Description
Notications
In case of exceeding the maximum temperature or activation of pro-
tection function, the actuator indicates the event with flashing symbol
on the display. If the maximum temperature is no longer exceeded or
if the protection function is turned off, a lit symbol indicates a recent
event.
Press to open the screen to check notications.
Warning
In the event of sensor failure, the actuator indicates the failure with
flashing symbol on the display. If the issue is resolved or no longer
present, a lit symbol indicates a recent event.
Press to open the screen to check warnings.
SYMBOLS FOR NOTICES AND WARNINGS

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MENU ENTRY AND NAVIGATION
To enter the menu, press the button .
Move in the menu using the buttons and , with the button you confirm your
selection.
By pressing the button you return to the previous screen.
If some time no button is pressed, the backlight turns off or is reduced
according to the setting.
MENU STRUCTURE AND DESCRIPTION
TEMPERATURE SETTINGS
Set-point temperature.
OPERATION MODE
Automatic operation.
Switch-off.
Select Heating / Cooling mode.
Manual operation.
BASIC PARAMETERS
Language selection.
Time and date.
Display settings
Duration of active display illumination and menu autoexit.

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DATA OVERVIEW
Diagrams of measured temperatures by days for last week.
Diagrams of measured temperatures for current day.
Output operation time counter.*
Special service data.
ACTUATOR PARAMETERS
Basic settings.
Settings for the heating circuit.*
Settings for heat source.*
SERVICE PARAMETERS
Basic settings.
Settings for the heating circuit.
Settings for heat source.
FACTORY SETTINGS
Reset of all actuator parameters.
Reset of all actuator settings and restart of initial setup.
Save user settings.
Load user settings.
*Not available

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TEMPERATURE SETTINGS
In the menu only the temperatures are displayed, where you can adjust the set-point
temperature for the selected hydraulic variant.
By pressing buttons , and you choose the required temperature, and a new
window opens:
Adjust the set-point temperature with buttons , and confirm with button .
Exit the settings by pressing the button .
Default value
Graphic review
of settings
Setting range
Value of the last
conrmed setting
Current value
of set-point
temperature
(numeric mode)
Current value
of set-point temperature
(analogue mode)

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OPERATION MODE
In this menu the operation mode of the actuator is selected.
Select the operation mode with buttons , and confirm with button .
Exit the settings by pressing the button .
Automatic operation
Actuator switch-o󰀨
Heating or cooling operation mode selector
Manual mode
HEATING OR COOLING OPERATION MODE SELECTOR
Heating operation mode is active.
Cooling operation mode is active.
MANUAL MODE:
This mode is used for testing the system or in case
of malfunction. Every output can be manually activa-
ted or deactivated.
Move with the buttons and between the indi-
vidual outputs R1, M- or M +. The output you want
to change is selected by pressing the button .
ON, OFF or AUTO starts flashing. Now the output
can be changed using the buttons und . The
setting is confirmed by pressing the button .
Exit the setup menu with the button.

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BASIC SETTINGS
The menu is intended for language, time, date and display settings
Language selection
The required user language is selected by pressing buttons , and conrmed with
button .
Exit settings by pressing the button .
Time and date
You set the exact time and date in the following
manner:
By pressing buttons and move among
individual data. By pressing button you select
data that you want to change. When data ashes,
change it by pressing buttons , and conrm it
with the button .
Exit the settings by pressing the button .

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Time of active screen illumination and autoexit from menu to the main screen.
Display settings
The following settings are available:
By pressing buttons , and you select and conrm required setting.
A new window opens:
Graphic
symbol
Current value
Current value of
setting (graphic)
Current value of setting
(Numeric value)
The last conrmed
value of setting
Default value
Setting range
You change settings by pressing buttons and and conrm by pressing
button .
Exit the settings by pressing button .
The change of settings is carried out when you confirm it by pressing button
.

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To view the sensor diagrams move with buttons and between the sen-
sors. By pressing the button the date of displayed temperature begins to
flash. Use buttons and to move between days.
Return to the temperature selection by pressing the button .
The range of the temperature display on the graph can be changed with the
the button .
Exit the diagram overview by pressing the button .
DATA OVERVIEW
In this menu there are icons to access the following data on actuator performance:
DIAGRAMS OF MEASURED TEMPERATURES BY DAYS FOR LAST WEEK
The graphical representation of the temperature prole in days, for each sensor.
There are records of the temperatures for the last week of operation.
DIAGRAMS OF MEASURED TEMPERATURES FOR CURRENT DAY
Detailed graphic overview of temperature in current day for each sensor.
How often are temperatures logged is set with parameter P1.3.
OUTPUT OPERATION TIME COUNTERS*
Counters of actuator’s outputs operation time.
SPECIAL SERVICE DATA
Intended for diagnostics for technical service.
*Not available

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SERVICE MANUAL
ACTUATOR PARAMETERSAND AUXILIARY TOOLS
All additional settings and adjustments of actuator performance are carried out by means
of parameters. Basic and Service parameters are found on the second menu screen.
BASIC PARAMETERS
The basic parameters are listed in one group P1 - basic parameters.
Content of basic parameters is displayed as follows:
Parameter mark
Parameter
description
Current parameter
value
Default value Setting range
The setting is changed by pressing the button .
The value will start blinking and can be changed with the and . The setting is conr-
med by pressing the button .
Move with buttons and to other parameters and repeat the procedure.
Exit the parameter settings by pressing the button .

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Basic parameters:
Para-
meter
Function Parameter description Setting range Default
value
P1.1 TEMPERATURE ROUND
UP
You set the accuracy of displayed temperatures. 0- 0.1 °C
1- 0.2 °C
2- 0.5 °C
3- 1 °C
2
P1.2 AUT. SHIFT OF CLOCK
TO DST/WINTER TIME
With the help of a calendar, the actuator carries out
the automatic changeover between daylight saving
time and winter time.
0- NO
1- YES 1
P1.3 PERIOD OF TEMPERAT.
LOGGING
By setting this eld you dene how often the measured
temperatures are saved.
1 ÷ 30 min 5
P1.4 TONES By setting this field you define sound signals of
the actuator.
0- OFF
1- KEYPAD
2- ERRORS
3- KEYPAD AND
ERRORS
1
P1.5 ADVANCED TEMPERATU-
RE SCREEN
Advanced screen means that while checking
temperatures you can see measured and desired or
calculated temperature.
0- NO
1- YES 1

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SERVICE PARAMETERS
Service parameters are arranged in groups S1 - Basic parameters, S2 - Parameters for the
heating circuit. With service parameters it is possible to activate or select many additional
functions and adaptations of actuator performance. When you select the required
parameter group in the menu, a new screen opens:
Parameter
mark
Parameter
description
Parameter value
Hydraulic variant
The setting is changed by pressing the button . Because the parameters are factory
locked, a new screen appears. Here you have to enter the unlock code.
Setting range
Default value