Reznor Kronos GA11 User manual

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INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS
OPTION952:ThermostatKronosGA11
DESCRIPTION
TheKronosGA11isaweeklyprogrammingdigitalchronothermostat
usedfortheremotecontroloftheULSAgas‐firedairheaters.
ATTENTION:Beforeturningon,checkthecables(incorrectwiring
maydamagethethermostatandcompromisesafety.
Connectanddisconnectthecontrolsytemonlyinabsenceofvoltage.
Avoidexposingtodrippingwater.
GENERALFEATURES
‐GraphicLCDdisplay(128x64px)
‐Backlighttimer20seconds
‐LEDfordiagnostics/signaling
‐7variabelefunctionkeys
‐Weeklyprogramming
‐4 temperature levels (T0, T1, T2 &
T3)
‐Resolution(0.5°Ctemperatureset)
‐Resolution(0.1°Ctemperatureread)
‐Minimum interval programming:
15’‘
‐SELVinsulation(SafetyExtraLow
Voltage)
‐Bi‐polarconnection,non‐polarized
TECHNICALDATA
‐Operatingtemperature:0°C+50°C
‐Humidity:95%maximumat40°C
‐Powersypply:lowvoltage(3V)(viacommunicationwithcontrolboardoftheairheater)
‐Protectiondegree:IP30
‐Dimensions:140x90x32mm
‐Compliance:directive2004/108/CE(EMC)/directive2006/95/CE(LVD)
INSTRUCTIONSFORUSE
Thebuttonshaveanyversatileutilizationdependingontheselectedmenu.Theuseofbuttonsisfacilitatedbythe
indicationswithtext,iconsandothergraphicsthatappearonthedisplay.
Theverticalbuttonsontheleft:usedtonavigatethesetupmenuortoselecttheparameters
Theverticalbuttonsontheright:usedtovarytemperatureandfunctionincrease/decrease(+/‐)
Thehorizontalbuttonsatthebottom:usedtoconfirmorcancelthesettingsortoenter/exitthesubmenus
Thecenterbutton:usedforspecialfunctions(e.g.unlockheater)
UnderthecenterbuttonthereisaLEDgivingfollowinginformation:
‐ContinuousredLED:errorornocommunicationwiththeheater
‐IntermittentredLED:lockoutheater
‐IntermittentyellowLED:anomaly
‐ContinuousgreenLED:chronothermostatisresumingworkafterpowerfailure
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Figure 1

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Starting... Thermostatisintheprocessofconnectiontotheheater
Ambientprobeerror Roomtemperaturesensorthermostatdamaged
FaultcodeXXX Thereisananomalyoralockoutontheheaters–codeXXX
Comm.error Thereisacommunicationerrorbetweenthermostatandheater
ErrorIDXX Faultyinterpretationofinformationsentbyheatertothethermostat
Themostfrequentlyusedfunctionsbytheuserareavailableinthemainmenu.Itispossibletoquicklybrowse
throughthepages.
Thefirsttimeorafterareset,thelanguagemenuappearsonthedisplay.
BypushingOKyouconfirmtheselection.
ThroughtheSETTINGMENUthischoicecanstillbechangedlater.
Thenthecurrenttimecanbeentered.
Thebuttonsontheleftallowyoutoselectthemenu–thebuttonsonthe
rightallowyoutochangethevalues.
PushtheOKbuttontovalidate.TheESCbuttonallowsyoutocontinue
withoutmakingchangestothetimesettings.
MAINSCREEN
Followingitemsareshownonthemainscreen:
‐thedayoftheweek(intermittentifnotupdated)
‐thecurrenttime(intermittentifnotupdated)
‐thetemperaturemeasured(measurementevery10sec)
‐aniconindicatingthefunctionoftheactivethermoregulation
(automatic,manual,summerorstandby)
Automatic Temperaturecontrolenvironment
accordingtotheweeklyprogram
setbytheuser.Programseenasa
graphofthecurrentday.
Manual Temperaturecontrolenvironmentin
accordancewithuser‐selectedtemperature
(thermostatfunction)
Summer Temperaturecontrolenvironment
disable.Summerventilationcanbe
activatedmanually.
Standby Temperaturecontrolenvironmentdisable.
(nofrostprotection)
Inautomaticmode,thechronothermostatperformsthetemperaturecontrolprogramassetforthecurrentday.The
graphisvisibleatthebottomofthedisplay.Thegraphisdividedintotimeintervalsof15minutes,correspondingtoa
pixelhorizontallyandappearinginthefourprogrammabletemperaturelevels.
Neartheiconoftheoperationmode,othericonsmayappear,meaningfollowing.
Indicatesthatheateristurnedon(thesizeofthesymboldependsonthemodulationleveloftheflame
Lockoutoftheheater
Fault
? Connectioniconsymbol(ifnoiconappears)
(P.S:ifheaterisinstandbymodeandhasnoproblem,noiconwillappear)
Inaddition,under
theroomtemperature
indication,atextmay
beshownproviding
someinformationas
shownnext
Remark:pleaseconsultthethermoregulationdocumentationfordetaileddescriptionofthefaultcodes.
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MANUALMODE‐Thebuttonsontherightmarked
with+and‐,allowtovarythetemperatures
requiredfortheautomaticprogram(T0,T1,T2,
T3).Inmanualmodetheyallowtovarytheset
pointroomtemperature.Bypushingthebuttons
ontheleft,markedwitharrows,youcanbrowse
thepagesoffirstlevelmenu.
Whenpushingthebuttonfollowingscreen
appears.
Pushingthebuttons+and–allowstovarythe
temperature.Activatethemanualmodebypushing
theOKbutton.
SUMMERMODE‐Pushingthebuttonagain
activates
the
summer
mode.
Themanagementofthechronothermostatbythe
userismuchtsimplified.Thefunctionsrelatedto
theheaterandthefunctionsrelatedtothe
thermoregulatinarenotdistinct.
Ifyouselectthesummermode,youcanactivate
summerventilationbythefunctionkey(Vent)–
when
activated,
akey
mark
become
(V.OFF)
anditis
possible
tostopthisfunctionbyusingthesamekey.
ConstantventilationTSPP06
eg: T1=20°C,P06=20°C,To=16°C
duringT1period
T1=P06
cont.vent
duringToperiod
To
P06
nocont.vent
STANDBYMODE‐Pushingthebuttonagain,the
standby
menu
appears
Thestandbymodeallowsyoutoturnoffthe
system(temperaturecontrolenvironment&
ventilationaredisabled).
Thefirstlevelmenuiscircularmeaningthatall
screensareaccessiblebypushingthe
OVERTIMEMODE‐Continuingandpushingthe
button▼again,youcanchoosetoactivatethe
operatingmode"Overtime".
Inoperating
mode
“Overtime”,
theroom
thermoregul
ation
followsa
temperature
foradurationsetbytheuser.
Thedurationofonestepis15minutes,the
maximumperiodis240minutes.
Pushingthe+/‐buttonsyoucansetthe
temperatureandthenafterpushingOKbuttonyou
areaskedtosetthetimeasshownbelow.
Concludedthetimedurationoftheoperatingmode
"Overtime" the chronothermostat is positioned in
the operating
mode
"Automatic".
The
operating
mode
"Overtime" is
usefulwhenyouwantto stoptheoperationmode
"Automatic" forcing function thermostatic
(overtime)foraspecifiedperiod.
Thefirstlevelmenuiscircular,allthescreens
describedaboveareaccessiblebypushingthe
reversebutton▲.
SETTINGMENU‐Pushingagainbutton
activatesthesubmenuSETTINGMENU.
Thismenusetsthecalendar,themodeofthermo‐
regulation
anda
weekly
schedule
(more
detailsare
givenina
separateparagraphbelow).

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MAXIMUMPOWER‐Bypushingthebutton
againyou
enterthe
menufor
setting
maximum
power.
Hereitis
possibleto
limitthepowerlevelrequiredforheatingthe
environment.
Moredetailsaregiveninthesection‘Thermo‐
regulation’.
PARAMETERSMENU‐Pushingthebutton
again,entersthesubmenuPARAMETERS
MENU.
The
parameters
menu
allowsyou
toseethe
parameters
oftheairheatersandpermitsyoutomanage
advancedfunctions.
HEATINGMODE‐Ifyoupress,thecontrol
panelofthe
heating
system
appears
Thefirstrowdisplaystheiconillustratingthe
statusofthermoregulationandtheheatersandthe
numberofheatersorslavesconnected.
Thesecondrowgivesadditionalinformationabout
thestatusofheatersoranomalies.Thethirdline,if
available,showsthevalueofoutdoortemperature
orerrorsrelatedtothermoregulationenvironment.
Thismenuhasafixedframe.Theoptions
previouslyseenremaindisplayedfor20seconds,
thenthedisplayreturnstothemainscreen.Inthis
optionhoweveriftheuserdoesnotpushESCor
thebuttons,thechronothermostatcontinues
toshowthecontrolpanelwiththerelevant
information.
AUTOMATIC
MODE‐By
pressingthe
button
again,you
returntothe
firstoption.
Incasetheautomaticmodeisalreadyactive,it
doesnoetmatterwhetheryoupushNOorOK.
SETTINGMENU
Programming
Thissubmenu
allowsyouto
manage
temperature
control
environment,
weeklyprogram,timesettingandlanguagechoice.
Selectingtheoption‘Programming’youenterthe
weeklyprogram
submenu.
Choosingthe
option
‘Temperature’
youenterinthe
menuofthe4
temperaturelevelsT0,T1,T2&T3.
Pushthebuttonsandtoselectthetemperature
level–tovarythetemperaturevalueusethe
buttons+and‐.
Therightsideofthescreenshowstherelative
positionofthecurrenttemperaturesetpointwith
respecttominimum(5°C)andmaximum(30°C)
values.
ThehighesttemperatureisassociatedwithT3and
thelowesttemperaturewithT0,thechrono‐
thermostatmeetsthefollowingconstraint:
T0T1T2T3andautomaticallyresizesthe
temperatures.
Choosingthe
option‘Day
program’it
takesyouto
following
screen:
Atthetopofthescreenyouselectthedayandat
thebottomofthescreenthedayprogramis
displayed.Pressingthe+and‐buttonsyoucan
selecttheday.
Forexample,
supposeyou
wantto
programthe
day"Monday",
pressingOK
buttonyou
enterthe
schedulingoftimeslots.
Thetimeslotsareprogrammedinthreesteps:
initialtime,temperatureandfinaltime.

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Inthefirststepissetthestartingtimebypushing
the+and‐buttonsatintervalsofatleast15
minutesandyouconfirmbypushingOK.Ifyou
wanttoquittheprogrammingoftheselectedday,
pushESC.
Inthesecond
step,pushing
the◄and►
youselect
whichofthe
four
programmed
temperatureswillbeassociatedtothetimeslot.
PushOKtoconfirmorESCtoreturn
Inthethirdstep
youselectthe
endingtime.
Thefinaltime
cannotbeless
thantheinitial
time.
Thelastitemon
the
“Programming”
menuallowsyou
tocopythe
programdayto
anotherday.
Atthetopyouselectthesourcedayinthelower
youselectthedestinationday,Youcanalsocopya
programofthedayallweekandhavethesame
programeveryday,todothisselectastargetthe
"ALL".WhenyoupressOK,amessageconfirms
yourcopyoftheprogram.
Timesetting
Allowsthe
adjustmentof
thecurrenttime
anddayofthe
week.
Pushingthe↓
and↑buttonsyouselecttheitemyouwantto
change,whilepushingthe+and‐buttonsyou
changethevalue.PushingtheOKbuttonconfirms
thechanges.
Language
setting
Allowsto
selectthe
languageon
thechrono‐
thermostat.
Asseenabove
thissettingisrequiredwhenyoufirststartorafter
aresetofthechronothermostat.
Heating
control
Thissubmenu
concernsthe
methodusedby
thechrono‐
thermostatforcontrollingroomtemperature.
Thismenuallowsyoutosetthedifferential,which
canvarybetween0.2ºCand5.0ºC(defaultvalue:
2.0ºC).disthethermaldifferential,Maxisthe
maximumrate,TiandTastandforrespectively
roomtemperaturesetandroomtemperature
measured.
TherequiredpercentagePiscalculatedasfollows:
ifTa≤Ti‐dthenP=Max
ifTi–d<Ta<TithenP=(Max/d)x(Ti–Ta)
ifTa≥TithenP=0
Example1:
Ti=20,0ºC
Max=100%
d=0,5ºC
IfTa≤19,5ºCthenP=100%;
If19,5ºC<Ta<20,0ºCthenP=(100/0,5)x(20–Ta)%
ifTa≥20ºCthenP=0.
Onthesamepageyoucanenterthehysteresis
value(asymmetric)inordertoavoidfrequent
restartheaters.Hysteresismayvaryinstepsof0.1
ºCbetween0.1ºCand50%ofthesetdifferential
value.
AfterreachingthesettemperatureTi,the
chronothermostatcontrolstheswitchingoffofthe
heaters,thefollowingrestartwilltakeplaceonlyif
thetemperaturefallsunderthesettemperature
decreasedhysteresis(Ti‐hysteresis).Thedefault
hysteresisis0.1ºC
Example2:
Ti=20,0ºC
Max=100%
d=0,9ºC
hysteresis=0,4ºC(hysteresiscanvarybetween0,1ºCe
diff/2=0,4ºC)
WhenTa≥20ºCthenP=0,andtheheatersareturnedoff.
ArestartoccursifTa≤(Ti–hysteresis)=19,6ºC;in
particularif19,1ºC<Ta≤19,6ºCthenP=(100/0,9)x(
20–Ta)%,
whileifTa≤19,1ºCthenP=100%.
Fromsoftwareversion1RZ005on,itispossibleto
setanOFFSETtemperaturebetween‐5.0°Cand
+5.0°C(defaut=0.0°C)
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PARAMETERSMENU
Thissubmenu
permitsthe
remote
managingof
theairheaters
(seealso
relevant
sectionatp9).
Bypushingtheupanddownbuttonsyouscroll
throughthevariousitems.
Settings(password10):allowsyoutoviewand
setthepara‐
metersonthe
remote
system.By
pushingOK
youactivate
thefirstpage
ofreading
parameters.
Tochangeaparameter,youmustnavigatetothe
settingspagewithkeys↑and↓,andpushingthe
SETbuttonyoucanenterwiththe+and‐buttons
theselectedvaluebetweentheminimumand
maximum,showninbrackets.
Reset:
thisitem
allowsyouto
usetheunlock
command.
Errorcodes:seepage9
Asshownintheabovepage,incaseaheateris
locked,itispossibletosendarequestforremote
reset.Sincethisisasafetyfunction,theunlocking
oftheheatercantakeplaceonlywiththeconsent
ofthesafetylogiccontrolboard.
SPECIALSETTINGS
TSP(pos10)
Selectingthe
TSPoption,
youcan
operateon
Transparent
Slave
Parameter(TSP).
Thechronothermostatmakesavailablethe
functionofreadingandwritingofTSP.Tochangea
TSP,youmustselecttheindex"idx"desired,using
the↑and↓keys,andpushtheSETbutton.
Afterthat
following
screen
appears,
whereyou
canenter,
withthe+
and‐
buttons,thedesiredvalue.
Intheevent,thattheboarddoesnotincludethe
writingofthisTSP(readonly)thechangesmadetoit
willhavenoeffect.ThenumberofTSPdependson
thecontrolboardoftheslave(hotairgenerator),the
chronothermostatwillsupportamaximumof255.
TSET
Thefourthoption,ofthe"MENUPARAMETERS",if
available,
allowsyouto
enterthe
temperature
Tset:
Refertothedocumentationofthecontrolboardto
understandthemeaningofTset.
Thelasttwoitemsofthe"MENUPARAMETERS"
areusefulfunctionsduringinstallationand
maintenanceofthecontrolsystem.
OTMonitor:
Theitem"OT
monitor"is
dedicatedto
advanced
diagnostics
OpenTherm
communication,asitmakesvisiblethedata
exchangedbetweenchrothermostatandcontrol
boardandshowstheanalysisofthecommunication
madefromthechrothermostat(masterside).
Inparticular,nexttothedatashowsthefollowing
symbols:
‘●’correctdataexchange
'T'RXtimeouterror
'R'RXerror
'?'genericerror(unknow)
'P'parityerror
'E'syntaxerror

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Restart:
Thefunction
"Restart",servesto
reconfigurethe
chronothermostat
inthecasehas
beenmadean
intervention
hardwareorsoftwareinthecontrolboardofthe
generator.Activatethereconnectionisequivalentto
physicallydisconnectthecommunicationsconnector
fromthechronothermostatandthenreinsertit.
OFFSET:Inthesubmenu"WriteSAOffset"youcan
set an offset value to give to the room temperature
setpointforeachslave.
This can be useful when the hot air generators are
installed in places colder or warmer than the point
where the chronothermostat is installed. It can be
usefulto overcomethe problems of stratificationof
theambienttemperature.
Thereare
showna
numberof
offsetsequalto
thenumberof
slaves
connectedup
toamaximumof10slaves.
Forexample,lookingattheimageaboveandoffsets
set,iftheroomtemperaturesetinoneofthe
followingoperatingmodesautomatic,manual,
overtimeis22°C,thentheslaveworkingsetpointis
forslave122°C+9°C=31°C,forslave2
22°C+5°C=27°Candsoon.
Weemphasizethatatcalculatethelevelofpowerin
relationtothesetroomtemperatureandmeasured
aretheelectroniccontrolunitsoftheslaves.
Readslave:Thelastitem"ReadSlave"ofthe
"PARAMETERSMENU"youcanviewthepercentage
thevalueoftherespectivetemperatureprobeof
power,andtheLC1temperatureofhotair
generators.
You are shown a
number of rows
corresponding to
the number of
slaves connected
up to a maximum
of 10 slaves.
Inadditionpushingfromthemainscreen,
simultaneouslythe
buttons5and6
shownbelow,in
anyoperating
mode,evenwith
keylockouton,you
candisplaythe
"ReadSlave".
IfKronosGA11isconnectedtotheelectroniccontrol
unitREG_ROBinsteadoftotheelectroniccontrol
unit TC340, the information displayed in the "Read
Slave"varyasshownbelow.
In the "Read Slave" in this case is displays the operating
status and the probe value of their connected slaves.
Also are displayed a number of rows corresponding to
the number of slaves connected up to a maximum of 10
slaves.
SPECIFIC FUNCTION - KEYLOCK AND PASSWORD
To avoid that accidentally pushed buttons go to change
configuration settings, in one of four operating modes
except
mode
"overtime",
after 1
minute of
operation
without
having
pushing
any
button, you activate the keys lockout.
To proceed with unlocking a password is required. The
password to unlock the keys is 13.
Reset unlock is always enabled with the keys lockout
activated. So, you can send a reset to the control unit of
air generators without having to enter the password and
unlock the keys.

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USEOFBATTERIES/BACKLIGHT
Thechronothermostatisprovidedwithaninternal
energystorewhichcancompensateforapowercut‐off
forafewhours;inthiswaytheuserwillnothavetoset
thecurrenttime,roomtemperaturesandweekprogram
again.However,theinternalenergystoreconsumption
timevariesdependingontheroomtemperatureand
humidity,aswellasontheageingofcomponents.In
orderfortheinternalenergystoretobefullyeffective,
thechronothermostatmusthavebeencorrectly
energizedforacoupleofdaysatleastwithout
interruption.Iffrequentand/orlongcut‐offsofthe
boilerpowersupplyareexpected,itispossibletoavoid
losingchronothermostatdatabyinstallingtwoalkaline
batteriestypeAAALR031,5Vintotheappropriateslot
onthefixingbase.Inthisway,theadditionalinternal
energystore,madebynewbatteries,enablesto
preservedataforaperiodevenlongerthanoneyear
undernopowersupplyconditions.Itisadvisablenotto
keepbatteriesinsidethechronothermostatforalong
timeduringnormaloperation(powersupplypresence)
topreventanybatteryliquidleakagefromdamagingthe
chronothermostatitself.Finally,pleasenotethat
KronosGA11doesnotprovideanyinformationabout
thepresenceofbatteriesortheirchargingstatus.
WARNINGSABOUTTHEBACKLIGHTThedisplay
backlightisobtainedfromthereservedescribedinthe
previousparagraph.Itispossible,therefore,thatincase
ofnewlyconnectedchronothermostatthebrightnessis
minimalorabsentbecauseofinsufficientinternal
charge:thismustnotalarmastheyarejustafewhours
ofconnection,becausethebacklighttobegintobe
efficient.Youcan,ifdesired,toremedythistemporary
lackofbacklightinginstallingalkalinebatteries,making
surethepolarityandfollowingtheinstructionsinthe
previousparagraph.
INSTALLATIONONTHEWALL
Firststep,removethecovercontainingtheelectronic
boardbypushingtheappropriatebuttonthatsays
"PUSH",locatedonthelowerunitandrotatingthecover
itselfup,untilitisfullyremoved,asshowninfigure2.
Forthefixingonthewallitispossibletousemanyholes
providedonthebottomofthebase,inthiscase,see
figure3.
Figure2
Thenispossibletowirethecircuitboardunitusing
theappropriateterminal,regardlessofthepolarity
(thetwoconductorscanbeexchanged).Itis
recommendedtouseatwistedpaircable(example
H03RR‐FoH03VV‐F)sizebetween0,5mm2and2,5
mm2,thelengthshouldnotexceed50m(eg:GA11–
50m–unit1–50m–unit2–50m–unit3).The
resistanceofeachconductor,inanycase,shouldnot
exceed5ẇ.Inenvironmentswithelectromagnetic
interferenceitisrecommendedtouseashielded
twistedpaircable.
Figure3:Fixingholes
Figure4:Externaldimensions

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PARAMETERS‐overview
ParameterValueControlrange Default Unitofmeasurements
P03Mode/DT1_DT40…10 0 [‐/°C]
ON/OFFcontrol(setting=0),0‐10Vmode(setting=1)orductmode (valuesfrom2to10)
P04Cv_temperature0…30 0 [°C]
SettingCvtemperature:value =0=OFF;/valuebetween1and30=ON(constantventilationfunction)
Constantventilationifvalueoftemp.≠0°C(eg:value<20°→pasdevenl./value>20°C→vent.
P05Offset_EF_MAX0…50 0 [%]
Toreducemaximumspeedventermotor(factorysetting)
Example:
Max.speed=7200RPM
P05=25
Maxspeed=7200*(1‐0.25)=5400RPM
P06Offset_EF_MIN0…200 0 [%]
Toincreaseminimumspeedventermotor(factorysetting)
Example:
Min.speed=1350RPM
P06=50
Min.speed=1350*(1+0.5)=2025RPM
P070‐10Vthreshold0.5…5.0 1.0 [V]
Settingthresholdvaluefor0‐10Vsignal
P08Maxvoltagemain
fan(ECmotor)
1.0…10 5.9 [V]
Donotsetlowerthanstandardsetting
P09Minvoltagemain
fan(ECmotor)
1.0…10 2.5 [V]

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ERRORCODES
Description Solution
001…005
007…009
6 OpenTherm™resetdisabled Ifmorethan5resetattemptsin15minutesoccursfromOpenTherm™(GA11),devicecanonlybeunlo
c
10 Lockoutfornoignition After5ignitionattempslockout
11 Lockoutforsafetylimitthermostatintervention LockoutifLC3isopen(ts)
14 Lockoutfornoairduringprepurge(optionQ10,forRPMabsence)
ErrorfaultPWMsignlaventer‐badconnectionincablebetweenventerandboard(J11signal2‐
3‐4‐5)
‐brokenboard?
15 Lockoutforparasiteflame(optionK10) After10sofsperiousflameyougeterror15(lockout)
17 Lockout(thisvalueshouldoccurafterfirstpower‐on)
101 LockoutforwrongRPMsignalafterpre‐purgetime Ifventerspeedhasnotreachedtepresetspeedoristofaroutofbounds
19 APSopenedduringoperating Deltap(S3)isopen‐‐>mainfannotrunningafter±100safterheatcycle
20 UnexpectedRPMsignalonstart‐up
Venterisworkingevenwhenitisinoffstate
‐wiringproblem(J11signal2‐3‐4‐5)
‐J11signal4isbroken‐‐>badprint
‐canbebadventermotor(ventercanalsobeinthermallockoutwait1hourandtryagain)
27 SRopenedornotconnected(forcedpurge) LC1openornotconnected
60 Parasiteflame(forcedpurge) Speriousflameatstart‐upyoudon'tgetlockoutonlyifthisstaysfor10sthiswillchangetoerror15
81 Internalcommunicationfault Badprintshouldbereturnedtomanufacturer
82 LC1shortcircuit ledisorange(removepowersupply,fixthelc1,supplypoweragain)
87 Switch‐OffTemperatureThresholdexceeded LC1hasreacheditssetpoint,errorisgonewhentempisagainunderthisvalue
88 Resistorformenuselection(J19)notconnected/shortcircuited Theresistorneedstobeplacedontheprintatfirstpowerup
Thisistochoosethecorrectsetup(ledisorange)
29 internalhardwareerror Returntomanufacturer
22 specialsoftware"optionq60.hex":code22isnoerrorcodebutareportingcode(wait)indicatingthatventermotorisnotactiveandthatunitonlywillrestartatrestartofv
e
Internalfault Contacttechnicaldepartment

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5differentmethodstocontrolunit
Option 1: standard
Control via 0-10V signal (to be installed by customer) or through digital thermostat GA11
Option 2: On/off function (0 or 100%) (factory set)
Individual on/off control
OP 954 has to be clicked on the order form
Option 3: (no additional setting required)
1 GA11 for 4 units (no extra sensors on units)
Control through set point + room temperature by GA11
Option 4: (no additional setting required)
1 GA11 for 4 units
unit 1 : no additional sensor
unit 2 : additional sensor
unit 3: no additional sensor
unit 4 : no additional sensor
unit 1 control through set point + room temperature by GA11
unit 2 control through set point GA11 and room temperature (SA) = temperature sensor
unit 3 control through set point + room temperature by GA11
unit 4 control through set point+ room temperature by GA11
Example:
Set point GA11 = 25°C
Room temperature GA11 = 24°C
SA unit 2 = 23°C
diff = 2°C
unit 1 is working at 50%
unit 2 is working at 100%
unit 3 is working at 50%
unit 4 is working at 50%

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Option 5: (no additional setting required)
1 GA11 for 4 units
unit 1 additional sensor
unit 2 additional sensor
unit 3 additional sensor
unit 4 additional sensor
unit 1 controlled through setpoint GA11 and room temperature (SA) = temperature sensor
unit 2 controlled through setpoint GA11 and room temperature (SA) = temperature sensor
unit 3 controlled through setpoint GA11 and room temperature (SA) = temperature sensor
unit 4 controlled through setpoint GA11 and room temperature (SA) = temperature sensor
Example:
Setpoint GA11 = 25°C
Room temperature GA11 = 24°C (is van geen belang)
SA unit 1 = 23°C
SA unit 2 = 25°C
SA unit 3 = 23.5
SA unit 4 = 22°C
diff = 2°C
unit 1 is working at 100%
unit 2 is working at 0%
unit 3 is working at 75%
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EBECO EB-Therm 800 Quick guide for installation & use