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INDEX

1 Single Unit Functions ...............................................................................................................................................................5

1.1 Fans Control .............................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1.1 Start – Stop ..............................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1.2 Auto restart .............................................................................................................................................................................5
1.1.3 Fan Failure ...............................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3 Temperature Control - Single Source Cooling ..........................................................................................................................6
1.3.1 Basic .........................................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3.2 Chilled Water Valves – Freecooling Valves ..............................................................................................................................7
1.3.3 Double Chilled Water Valves ...................................................................................................................................................8
1.4.2 Freecooling – Dual Cool Calculations ........................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
1.5 Temperature Control – Heating .............................................................................................................................................10
1.5.1 Heating proportional bands ...................................................................................................................................................10
1.5.2 Heaters in PCW-configurations ..............................................................................................................................................10
1.5.3 Electric Heaters Rotation .......................................................................................................................................................10
1.5.4 SCR Reheat................................................................................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
1.6 Humidity Control ...................................................................................................................................................................11
1.6.1 Humidification .......................................................................................................................................................................11
1.6.2 Dehumidification ...................................................................................................................................................................13
1.7 Various Control ......................................................................................................................................................................14
1.7.1 Loss of temperature control sensor.......................................................................................................................................14
1.7.2 Loss of humidity reading (Control Sensor) .............................................................................................................................14
1.7.3 Loss of humidity reading (Sensor C – Economizer Outdoor Sensor) ......................................................................................14
1.7.5 Coil Flush................................................................................................................................................................................14
1.7.6 Control Types .........................................................................................................................................................................15
1.7.8 Supply Sensor ........................................................................................................................................................................15
1.7.12 Cold Aisle Function ................................................................................................................................................................19
1.7.14 Virtual Master ........................................................................................................................................................................22
1.7.17 Sleep Mode ............................................................................................................................................................................22
1.7.18 Next Maintenance Calculation...............................................................................................................................................22
1.7.19 Menu "Event Override" .........................................................................................................................................................23
2.1 Basic operation ......................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.1.1 Pressure reading ....................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
2.1.2 Control ...................................................................................................................................... Error! Bookmark not defined.
3 Events ....................................................................................................................................................................................24
3.1 Event Properties ....................................................................................................................................................................24
3.2 High / Low Temperature / Humidity Events ..........................................................................................................................24
3.2.1 Return / Supply Air Temperature Thresholds ........................................................................................................................24
3.2.2 Return Air Humidity Thresholds ............................................................................................................................................24
3.2.3 Digital Outputs for Events ......................................................................................................................................................24
3.3 List of Events ..........................................................................................................................................................................26
4 iCOM Networking ..................................................................................................................................................................28
4.1 iCOM Networking Basics ........................................................................................................................................................28
4.1.1 Grouping of iCOM Units .........................................................................................................................................................28
4.1.2 Grouping by Using different IP Subnets .................................................................................................................................29
4.1.3 Grouping by Using the “U2U Group” Parameter ...................................................................................................................30
5 CAN chain ..............................................................................................................................................................................30
6 Level Icons and Parameter Description .................................................................................................................................31
6.1 Level 2 – Service ....................................................................................................................................................................31
6.1.1 S100: Setpoints ......................................................................................................................................................................31
6.1.2 S500: Standby Settings / Lead-Lag .........................................................................................................................................34
6.1.3 S000: Maintenance / Welness Settings .................................................................................................................................35
6.1.4 S300: Diagnostic / Service Mode ...........................................................................................................................................38
6.1.5 S200: Set Alarms ....................................................................................................................................................................40
6.1.7 S900 Navigator Board (Cold Fire Large Display only) .............................................................................................................46
6.1.8 S600: Sensor Calibration / Setup ...........................................................................................................................................47
6.1.9 SA00: Economizer ..................................................................................................................................................................48
6.1.10 S800: System / Network Setup ..............................................................................................................................................49
6.1.11 S400: Options Setup ..............................................................................................................................................................52
6.1.12 SB00: Aisle Setup ...................................................................................................................................................................56
6.1.13 S700: Service Contact Info .....................................................................................................................................................59
6.2 Level 3 - Advanced .................................................................................................................................................................60
6.2.1 A100: Factory Settings ...........................................................................................................................................................60
6.2.5 A600: Runtime Monitoring (Cold Fire Large Display only) .....................................................................................................64
6.2.6 A500: Virtual Master System Settings (Cold Fire Large Display only) ....................................................................................66
6.2.7 E000: Event Override (Cold Fire Large Display only) ..............................................................................................................67

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7 Connections ...........................................................................................................................................................................73
7.3 I/O List Medium Board PCW Unit ..........................................................................................................................................73
8 Unit code ...............................................................................................................................................................................75
9 Revision History .....................................................................................................................................................................77

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1 Single Unit Functions
1.1 Fans Control
1.1.1 Start – Stop
Unit on means the fan output is activated. The unit can be switched on/off from 4 sources:
1. Remote Off (status indication: Remote Off): digital input closed (24V) = ON, open = OFF.
2. Display Off button (status indication: Display Off). NOTE: when in system view and the on-off button pressed, the
display will jump to a confirmation screen asking for confirmation to shut down the whole system (= all connected
units) and will add an event into the event log: “System Off Requested”. Pressing on-off again will shut down the
system (event: “System off confirmed”); ESC if no shutdown is required (auto-timeout of the confirmation screen: 10
seconds if no button is pressed). When in a unit view, only that unit will be affected from the on-off button, w/o
confirmation requested.
3. Local Off (status indication: Local Off): Unit is switched off by means of the switch connected to the 3-digits display or
to the HCS12 small Display.
4. Monitoring Off (status indication: Monitoring Off). In this case an override to the monitoring is possible: pressing the
on-off button of the display will change the state to “Unit Off”, and another press will start the unit in “Unit On”.
Note: all 4 “Off” possibilities are connected like in series: only if ALL are in on, the unit will start, if one is off, the unit will stop

1.1.2 Auto restart

Two parameters are responsible for the auto-restart after power cycle:
1. Auto Restart Enabled (defaults to “Yes”): if set to “No” the unit will NOT restart after a power cycle.
2. Single Unit Auto Restart: is the selectable time delay between finishing the boot process and starting the fan. Each
unit adds (internally) its U2U address (no matter if Teamwork is selected or not) as a value in seconds to this time in
order to avoid common starting of multiple units. Each unit will take over the same status as it had before: ON if it
was ON before the power cycle, OFF if it was OFF.
Anytime when there is a loss of power and the power comes back, a Loss of Power Event will be activated. This alarm
resets automatically (if acknowledged) after 30 minutes. Note: Loss of power alarm will be activated only on units
which had the fan on before power off. This Alarm can be set to different event types (Message, Alarm or Warning)
or can be disabled. This event defaults to “disabled” for PCW units.
Once the fan is started, it starts with the selected standard speed [VSD Setpoint STD].
After the start timer has elapsed the control starts to compare real and set temperature, and starts to modulate the
fanspeed according the selected control mode.
a. Start Timer for Return Control: 3 seconds
b. Start Timer for Supply Control: 5 minutes

Restart sequence
1.1.3 Fan Failure
1.1.3.1 Main Fan Overload
1. Main Fan Overload is not used in PCW configurations.

1.1.3.2 Loss of Airflow

1. Functions, Settings
a. The Loss of Airflow input is enabled only if the main fan (the unit) is on.
b. “Loss of Airflow” defaults to “Shut Down”, and is changeable to “Disable”.
c. A “Loss of Airflow” is detected by means of a digital input on all Large Board configurations.
d. A “Loss of Airflow” is detected by means of an analog input on Medium Board configurations.
e. The value of the Airflow Sensor (OK = above threshold, ACT = below threshold) drives the same symbol in
Service Menu which is driven by the digital input in other configurations, like it would be a switch.
f. Set to “Disable”: If the input changes to NOK (see Timing below) the event 007 “Loss of Airflow” is generated,
followed by the event 079 (Unit Disabled).
g. Unit Disabled: If the event is active, the unit will continue to have the fan in operation; but heaters, the
humidifier and dehumidification will be switched off. Only Chilled Water Cooling or Freecooling is allowed to
operate.
h. Set to “Shut Down”: If the input changes to NOK (see Timing below) the event 007 “Loss of Airflow” is
generated, followed by the event 080 “Unit Shut Down” and the unit shuts down. Unit Shut Down closes FC /
CW valve(s) (valve reset)
i. Loss of Airflow resets automatically (after acknowledge), as soon as the alarm condition is not true anymore.
j. Manual Reset on an active Loss of Airflow resets the event and restarts the unit, timers restart at 0.
2. Timing
a. After start of the fan, a delay equal to the time indicated by _S237 “Loss of Airflow Delay” (PCW-120 seconds)
will be applied to allow the unit to establish airflow via the air sail switch, and to avoid annunciation of the
“Loss of Airflow” alarm, and the associated “Alarm Off” state. The “Loss of Airflow” alarm will be announced
immediately after “Loss of Airflow Delay” is elapsed w/o having the input in OK state. If - within the Loss of
Airflow Delay - the inputs are OK continuously for 10 seconds, the control starts. This can happen after 10 sec
when the inputs are OK from beginning.

1.1.3.3 Temperature Control - Single Source Cooling

1.1.4 Basic
1. The _S104 “Temperature Proportional Band” is divided in two parts: equal size for cooling and heating.
2. In the center there is the _U102 / _S102 “Temperature Setpoint”.
3. A _S108 “Temperature Deadband” can be selected, which is divided 50:50 for both, cooling and heating and which
shifts the cooling / heating steps apart.

Temperature proportional band

4. The control calculates the output from -100% to +100%. All valves and cooling / heating stages are driven with this
output.
5. There is a parameter _S107 “Autoset Enable”, which automatically sets the _S104 “Temperature Proportional Band”
and _S115 “Humidity Proportional Band”, _S105 “Temperature Integration Time” and _S116 “Humidity Integration”
Time according the type of the unit (Chilled Water); in accordance to the _S802 “Number of Connected Units”, the
number of available units, the type of _S803 “Teamwork Mode”, the _S502 “Number of Standby Units” and the type
of _S508 “Cascade Units” selection.
1.1.5 Chilled Water Valves – Freecooling Valves
The valves can be driven:
1. By 2 digital outputs (= 3 Point Actuator): open and close
a. The _S409 “3P Actuator Runtime” defines the time needed to move from closed to open position.
i. Controlling the valve by time: (_S408 “Valve Control” set to “Time”)
1. The valve position is calculated by measuring the duration of the “open” and “close”
commands to the valve.
2. The “open” or “close” command is given as long as necessary to reach the requested valve
position.
ii. Controlling the valve by position feedback signal: (_S408 “Valve Control” set to “Feedback”)
1. Note: Freecooling valves CANNOT be driven via feedback - _S408 “Valve Control” will
automatically fall back to “Time” in FC units.
2. The valve position is calculated from the position feedback given by the valve into the
analog input.
3. The “open” or “close” command is given as long as necessary to get the requested valve
position feedback value.
4. The event 200 CONTROL VALVE FAILURE will be announced when the valve position has a
continuous error of more than 5% for the time of 2x _S409 “3P Actuator Runtime”.
b. The _S410 “3P Actuator Direction” defines if the valve works in direct or reverse mode (the outputs are
exchanged when the parameter is changed from direct to reverse: open will be close, and close will be open).
2. By an analog output (_A163-_A166 Analog Output 1-4 set to “CW 0-10V or CW 2-10V”).
a. The analog output has the same value as the currently requested 3P Actuator Position, w/o the “overdrives”
and “3P reset”.
b. Analog driven valves can also have a valve position feedback signal.
3. Valve Control - Return Air Control (w/ or w/o Supply Air Limit) [_S124 “Supply Sensor” set to “Disabled” or “Limit”]
a. The valve is modulated in relation to the return air temperature deviation.
b. If supply limit control is enabled the deviation which drives the valve is always the smaller value of return air
deviation and supply air deviation.
c. When the valve is requested to move, it will not follow the request unless the request of change position is
equal to or greater than 5%. During traveling the control re-checks every ~0,5 seconds the requested position
and calculates the traveling time accordingly.
d. If the requested position is changing to 0% or 100%, the valve will be forced to overdrive by 30% of its runtime.
e. The overdrive will occur only once per hour.
f. A valve position between 1% and 4% will be interpreted as 5%. A valve position between 96% and 99% will be
interpreted as 95%.
g. Only if the requested position is 0 or 100 the valve will close (open), and possibly do a valve overdrive;
depending on the 1 hour waiting time between one overdrive to the next.
4. Valve Control - Supply Air Control [_S124 “Supply Sensor” set to “Control”]
a. Supply Air Control is possible ONLY with valves controlled by feedback: (_S408 “Valve Control” set to
“Feedback” or when a 0-10V or 2-10V valve is used (_A163-_A166 Analog Output 1-4 set to “CW 0-10V or CW 2-
10V”). The valve is modulated in relation to the supply air temperature deviation.
b. The valve will be driven by “open” or “close” commands (“Pulse”) of 2% of the valve travel time; followed by a
“Pause” time.
c. The “Pause” time is modulated in relation to the temperature deviation: between 60 seconds (temperature on
setpoint, deviation 0%) to 10 seconds (deviation 100%).
d. This is achieved by setting the speed filters (_S132 “Capacity Change” at 0% and at 100%) in relation to the
_S131 “Valve Pulse” parameter.
e. Worked example:
i. Settings 60 sec (=a) , 10 sec (=b) and 2% pulse (=c):
ii. Filter value at 0% = ((1/a)*c) = 0,03
iii. Filter value at 100% = ((1/b)*c) = 0,2
5. Valve Control - Feedback Calibration
a. The control has a selection to auto calibrate the control valve: _S180 “Start Valve Calibration”
b. This can only be selected when the unit is OFF.
c. When selected, the control will open the valve for 130% of _S409 “3P Actuator Runtime”. When completed, it
will note the 100% open valve position via the valve feedback sensor.
d. Then it will drive the valve closed for 130% of the valve travel time. When completed, it will note the 0% open
valve position via the valve feedback sensor.
e. The valve calibration is automatically performed when _S408 “Valve Control” changes to “Feedback”.
f. A linear 0 to 100% valve % open status will be calculated from these two points and used to control the actual
valve position via valve feedback sensor.
6. Valve Control – 3P Reset after Power Cycle; Valve Position Tracking over a Power Cycle
a. Valve Tracking can be disabled by setting _A611 “CW Valve Delay Time” or _A612 “CW Valve Power Off Time”
to “disable”.
b. Valves driven by an analog signal or valves having a feedback signal do not perform a 3P Reset.
c. Valves having a feedback signal do not use the valve tracking feature. _A611 will fall to disabled if valves with
feedback are set.
d. If there was a power cycle (power off/on) the unit compares the power off to power on time.
 e. If the power outage was longer than what is set in _A612 “CW Valve Power Off Time” the valve will perform the
usual reset (close 110% of the _S409 “3P Actuator Runtime”) and then restart the control from 0.
f. If the power outage was shorter than what is set in _A612 “CW Valve Power Off Time”, the control will not
perform a valve reset, but will assume that the valve's position is still the same as it was before the power cycle
and continue the control from this point.
g. For the time set in _A611 “CW Valve Delay Time” the valve is not allowed to close, but is allowed to open in
case the call for cooling is asking for. After _A611 “CW Valve Delay Time” is elapsed the valve will continue
normal operation, i.e. close if CFC requires the valve to close.
7. Position of the valve inside the P-Band

3P actuator control (example: cooling)

1.1.6 Double Chilled Water Valves

1. In dual-circuit chilled water units both the valves can be driven as described in 1.1.5.
2. Chilled Water Valves – Freecoolong Valves;
a. 3 point
b. 0-10V
c. 2-10V
d. With or without feedback
i. When calibration is started, both valves execute the calibration at the same time.
ii. Both valves produce the same event when the feedback fails, the one having the failure changes to
time-controlled mode, the other one continues to operate in feedback mode.
e. Direct or Reverse mode
f. With or without valve tracking
3. Three standard methods for controlling the cooling capacity with two chilled water valves: parallel, alternate,
cascade by setting _S429 “CW Valve Control” (differently from “Single”):
a. Parallel (default mode)
i. This means both of valves controlled at the same time with the same logic. Customer will take care for
switching water flow on first, second or both of circuits.
ii. The front panel graph shows the position as used in single valve mode.
b. Alternate
i. It means that only one hydraulic circuit is running.
ii. Default: Circuit x (if 1 or 2 is selectable by _S430 “Main Valve”) is in operation.
iii. Change of priority is selectable via timer or via Customer input (see below).
iv. The front panel graph shows the position as used in single valve mode.
c. Cascade
i. It means that the first 70% of cooling semi proportional band will be covered from main valve (valve
x) and the other valve (valve y) remains closed by iCOM.
ii. In case of higher return air temperature then both of valves will work at the same time, and the
second one will modulate.
iii. If the temperature decreases lower than 50% of cooling semi band then only valve x remains to work
and valve y is closed from iCOM.
iv. The front panel graph shows the position inside the p-band, independent of operating with one or
both valves.
 Double chilled water valve: cascade

4. Selecting the Main Valve (valid for Alternate or Cascade only)

a. _S430 “Main Valve” selects valve 1 or valve 2 to be the main (= the first) valve
5. Main Valve Rotation (valid for Alternate or Cascade only)
a. Besides the possibility to change the Main Valve by means of _S430 “Main Valve” there are 2 more possibilities:
i. Through a free contact (customer input) the customer will decide which circuit has to work:
1. “Swap Valve” [customer input] active: Circuit x closes, y opens.
2. “Swap Valve” [customer input] inactive: Circuit y closes, x opens.
ii. Through timer _S431 “Auto Valve Rotation”:
1. If enabled, the priority of the valves will change daily, selected in _S432 “Valve Rotation
Hour” (hour of the day).
iii. Both rotation reasons can operate in parallel: If the customer input changed from x-y to y-x the _S432
“Valve Rotation Hour” will change it back to x-y the next time the hour of rotation is reached, and vice
versa.
6. Dehum operation
a. The default is that _S433 “Dehum Operation” automatically changes to the same setting of _S429 when _S429
is changed; to have the same valve control type in Cooling and in Dehumidification.
b. _S433 “Dehum Operation” can afterwards be set to any value to set the valve’s mode to any other setting.
c. This means that if the unit is set to Parallel mode of control (for cooling) the customer can decide to switch to
i.e. Cascade mode upon a call for dehumidification. During the call for dehumidification the unit operates in
cascade mode - upon the end of the dehumidification cycle the unit would revert to Parallel mode for cooling.
 1. Temperature Control – Heating
1.1.7 Heating proportional bands
1. The heating proportional band is divided into 3 equal parts which represent the steps programmed.
2. Possible combinations are:
A B C D E F G H I
Step 1 Electrical 1 Electrical 1 Electrical 1 Hot Gas Hot Gas Hot Gas Hot Water Hot Water Hot Water
Step 2 - Electrical 2 Electrical 2 - Electrical 1 Electrical 1 - Electrical 1 Electrical 1
Step 3 - - Electrical 3 - - Electrical 2 - - Electrical 2
Note 1: Hot Gas / Hot Water are not influenced from low limit 1 and 2 during dehumidification.
Note 2: Hot Gas output will be set only if the selected compressor is in operation.

Heating proportional band

1.1.8 Heaters in PCW- configurations

1. Large Board:
a. The electrical heaters can be driven as 1, 2 or 3 steps. If 3 is selected, Step 1 (33%) = output 1, step 2 (66%) =
output2 (output 1 is switched off), and step 3 (100%) = output 1 + output 2 together.
b. When also Hot Water or Hot Gas are selected, the electrical heaters will work:
i. in 3 steps when HG is selected but not active
ii. in 2 steps when HW is selected or when HG is selected and active.
2. Medium Board:
a. Electrical Heaters only (No HW or HG): (Heaters overheated must stop both outputs)
i. S404 Electric Stages = 1; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 1.
1. Step 1 = P2-4 On. When On the graph for electrical shows 100%.
ii. S404 Electric Stages = 2; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 2.
1. Step 1 = P2-4 On. When On the graph for electrical shows 50%.
2. Step 2 = P4-1 On. When On the graph for electrical shows 100%.
iii. S404 Electric Stages = 3; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 3.
1. Step 1 = P2-4 On. When On the graph for electrical shows 33%.
2. Step 2 = P4-1 On (and P2-4 Off). When On the graph for electrical shows 66%.
3. Step 3 = P2-4 On and P4-1 On. When both are On the graph for electrical shows 100%.
b. Combined heater systems (electrical + hot water or hot gas): (S404 Electric Stages can be set to -1, 0, 1 or 2
only. 3 cannot be set, falls back to 2) (Note: -1 shows up as "HW/HG+1R" in the display).
i. S404 Electric Stages = 1; HW or HG is Yes; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 2.
1. Step 1 = P2-4: HW/HG. On: HW/HG graph shows 100% (HG only when compressor is on).
2. Step 2 = P4-1: Electrical. On: Electrical graph shows 100%.
3. Heaters overheated must stop only output 2.
ii. S404 Electric Stages = 2; HW or HG is Yes; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 3.
1. Step 1 = P2-4. If activated, the graph for HG/HW shows 100% (on HG only if the compressor
is on during dehum); the graph for electrical shows 33%.
2. Step 2 = P4-1. If activated, the graph for electrical changes from 33% to 100%. HG graph
remains on what it was (0% or 100%).
3. Heaters overheated must stop both outputs.
iii. S404 Electric Stages = -1, HW or HG is Yes; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 1.
1. Step 1 = P2-4. If activated, the graph for HG/HW shows 100% (on HG only if the compressor
is on during dehum); the graph for electrical shows 100%.
2. Step 2 = P4-1. not used
3. Heaters overheated must stop output 1 only, since output 2 is not used at all.
c. C) HW or HG heating ONLY
i. S404 Electric Stages = 0; HW or HG is Yes; S406 Total Heat Stages shows 1.
1. Step 1 = P2-4- If activated, the graph for HG/HW shows 100% (on HG only if the compressor
is on during dehum).

1.1.9 Electric Heaters Rotation

1. If Electric Stages is “2”, the 1st step of heaters is the one with less working hours.
2. There is no rotation during heaters operation, only if both are off and a heater is requested, this rule takes place
Humidity Control
1. The Humidity Proportional Band is divided in two parts: equal size for humidification and dehumidification.
2. In the center there is the Humidity Setpoint.
3. A Humidity Deadband can be set around the setpoint, which shifts the humidification / dehumidification steps apart.
4. Hum and Dehum are DISABLED during Economizer operation (SA08 Economizer Mode = On)
5. Hum and Dehum can operate only when ECO is off.

Humidity Proportional Band

1.1.10 Humidification
1. The Humidification Enabled parameter allows enabling / disabling the humidifier function.

1.1.10.1 Internal Humidifier Control

1. Internal humidifiers are driven by the control’s algorithm; it allows to operate with a fixed steamrate or with a
modulating steamrate.

External humidifier control

1.1.10.2 External Humidifier Control

1. External humidifiers are not driven through the control’s algorithm; only a start-stop command is given to the
external control board for the humidifier.
 Hum off
Hum on

Selected Steamrate
on external hum board deadband

Humidification

- hum.
- 100% 1/2 Proportional Band 0% Setpoint

External humidifier control

1.1.10.3 Infrared Humidifier

1. There are 2 types of infrared humidifiers: having 3 lamps (_A146 “Humidifier Model” = “IFS”) and 6 lamps (_A146
“Humidifier Model” = “IFL”). The operating mode of both is quite the same; some of the variables or timings differ
between 3 and 6 lamps humidifiers.
2. The Infrared Humidifier type can be set also via Unit Code.
3. Infrared humidifiers are started at 100% hum request, and stopped at 0%.
4. Infrared humidifiers cannot be driven in proportional mode.
5. Note: when event “Humidifier Problem” becomes active, both, the lamps and the fill valve are shut down.

In fr a r e d H u m id ifie r H u m o ff
H um on

deadband

- hum .
- 100% 1 /2 P r o p o rtio n a l B a n d 0% S e tp o in t

Infrared humidifier

6. Parameters used for Infrared humidifier control and their defaults:

Name IFS IFL Challenger
A148 Humidity in Last xx Hours 15 hours 15 hours 15 hours
A150 Fill Time 33 seconds 56 seconds 27 seconds
A151 Humidifier On Time 440 seconds 576 seconds 568 seconds
Internal Variable (flush_constant) 263 seconds 448 seconds 216 seconds
S414 Infrared Flush Rate 150% 150% 150%

7. Internal Variables / timers for infrared humidifier control:

Name Description
humidifier_off_timer Timer for how long the humidifier has been off. Used to set the pre_fill_flag
pre_fill_flag Flag to be set when pre-fill and flush is needed
flush_time Calculated system flush time
re_fill_time Calculated time for Fill Valve ON during one cycle
cyclic_timer Timer used for cycling of the Fill Valve
flush_timer Timer used for flushing the system

8. An autoflush system automatically controls the Fill Valve and Humidifier Lamps to maintain proper levels in the
infrared humidifier water pan during humidifier operation. When humidification is needed, the control calculates a
[flush_time] and a [re_fill_time]. The [flush_time] is equal to (Internal Variable (flush_constant)) multiplied by the
percent set in (S414 Infrared Flush Rate). The [re_fill_time] is equal to (A148 Fill Time) multiplied by the percent set
in (S414 Infrared Flush Rate). The control also checks to see if the [pre_fill_flag] is set. The [pre_fill_flag] gets set
when the humidifier has been OFF for the amount of time set in (A147 Humidity in Last xx Hours).
9. When there is a call for humidification and the [pre_fill_flag] is set, the Humidifier Lamps are held OFF until the valve
completes an initial fill of the humidifier pan. Therefore, the control will first turn ON the Fill Valve and start the
flush timer. Once the [flush_timer] reaches the value of the [re_fill_time], the control will turn ON the humidifier
Lamps. The control will continue filling the humidifier pan to flush the system until the [flush_timer] reaches the
 value of the [flush_time]. Once this time has elapsed, the [pre_fill_flag] is cleared, the [flush_timer] is reset, and the
humidifier can be considered “flushed” and ready for normal operation.
10. When humidification is needed and the [pre_fill_flag] is not set, or the humidifier is ON and has just completed a
“flush” (see paragraph above), the Fill Valve and Humidifier Lamps are controlled in the following manner cyclic. If
the humidifier is OFF (i.e. not coming out of the auto flush sequence stated in the paragraph above), the control will
turn ON the Fill Valve and start the [cyclic_timer], one second later the control will turn ON the Humidifier Lamps. If
the humidifier is ON (i.e. just finished a flush sequence), the Fill Valve and Humidifier Lamps are left ON, and the
[cyclic_timer] is started. Once the [cyclic_timer] equals the calculated value [re_fill_time], the Fill Valve is turned
OFF. Once the [cyclic_timer] equals the (A149 Humidifier On Time) value, the Fill Valve is tuned ON, the
[cyclic_timer] is reset to 0, and restarted. The control continues use the [cyclic_timer] to control the Fill Valve as
described above until the control determines that humidification is not needed any more. When that happens, the
Humidifier Lamps are turned OFF, the Fill Valve is turned OFF if it is ON, the [cyclic_timer] is reset, and the humidifier
OFF timer is started.
11. If the [humidifier_off_timer] reaches the value set in (A147 Humidity in Last xx Hours), before the next call for
humidification, or if power is lost to the control, the [pre_fill_flag] is set.

1.1.11 Dehumidification
1. The _S415 “Dehum Enabled” parameter allows enabling / disabling the dehumidification function w/o the need to
remove fuses or cheat other settings to achieve no start for dehumidification.
2. % Cooling (compressor(s) or valve(s)will always be the greater between CFC and CFD; if CFD asks for i.e.70% and CFC
asks for 80%, the cooling device will operate at 80%.
3. Variable Fanspeed: Basically the Fanspeed during dehumidification is the greater request between CFC and CFD. See
below scenarios for details.

1.1.11.1 Chilled Water Dehumidification

1. On Chilled Water units dehumidification is started when the CFD calculates a requirement of 30% and deactivated
when the CFD=0%
2. For overcooling, the valve is closed when the control temperature drops below Low Limit 2 and re-enabled to its
required proportional value when the control temperature rises above the Low Limit 2 reset value.
3. In any case the valve will operate on the higher request of CFC and CFD.
4. Fanspeed control(_S146 set to “AUTO”):
a. Dehum (w/o CFC) can proportionally ramp the fanspeed up to _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum”, and not higher.
b. When CFD is below _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” the fan will ramp between the _S148 “Fanspeed Setpoint
MIN” and _S149 “Fanspeed Setpoint Dehum”.
c. When the CFC is requesting a higher speed than CFD then the fanspeed will ramp above the _S149 “VSD
Setpoint Dehum” according the CFC – up to _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD”.
5. Fanspeed control(_S146 set to “MANUAL”):
a. When dehum starts (reaching CFD to be equal to _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum”) the fanspeed is set to _S149
“VSD Setpoint Dehum”, and this speed will be kept until the CFD goes to 0% (dehum off).
b. When the CFC increases to 100% then the fanspeed will be set to _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD”.
c. When the CFC decreases to or lower than _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” then the fanspeed will be set back to
_S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum”.

1.1.11.2 Low Limit 2

1. _S118 “Low Limit 1” and _S119 “Low Limit 2” become active if the control temperature drops below a temperature
value equal to the sum of the temperature set-point plus the value set on _S118 and _S119.
2. Low Limit 2 will disable chilled water dehum configurations.
3. Dehum shall be enabled again when the temperature increases and reaches LL1 or LL2 temperature + internal
hysteresis.
1.2 Various Control
1.2.1 Loss of temperature control sensor
1. If there is no valid value from the temperature control sensor, the unit reads the shared values from the remaining
sensors (only if teamwork mode = 1 or 2).
2. If no shared value/teamwork is available the unit shut down.

1.2.2 Loss of humidity reading (Control Sensor)

1. If there is no valid humidity value from the control sensor, the unit reads the shared values from the remaining
sensors (only if teamwork mode = 1 or 2).
2. If no shared value/teamwork is available the Economizer shall be locked out.

1.2.3 Loss of humidity reading (Sensor C – Economizer Outdoor Sensor)

1. If there is no valid temperature or humidity value from economizer outdoor sensor, the Economizer shall be locked
out.

1.2.4 Coil Flush

1. Automatic coil flush needs to be provided for:
a. Chilled Water Coil
b. Freecooling Coil
c. Hot Water Coil
2. A “Coil Flush” is to open the valve every x hours for a period of y minutes.
a. CW: x = _S424 “CW Flush”; y = _A136 “CW Flush Duration”
b. FC: x = _S425 “Freecooling Flush”; y = _A139 “Freecooling Flush Duration”
c. Hot Water: x = _S426 “Hot Water Flush”; y = _A142 “Hot Water Flush Duration”
3. Logic: start a counter when the valve position = 0%, and if the counter reaches x, open the valve for the time of y.
a. The logic is performed at any unit state; the current unit operation is not influenced.
b. When the fanspeed is coupled to the valve’s position it doesn’t change when the valve performs a flush.
c. If analog outputs are set to drive a valve (see below), they follow the flush by setting the output to 100%:
i. CW: 0 = CW 0-10V; 5 = CW/FC1.75; 25 = CW 2-10V; 26 = CW2 0-10V; 27 = CW2 2-10V
ii. FC: 0 = CW 0-10V; 5 = CW/FC1.75; 25 = CW 2-10V
iii. HW: 1 = HotWater; 2 = HotWater1.75
1.2.5 Control Types
1.2.5.1 Temperature Control Type
1. Allows following settings: Proportional, PI, or Intelligent.
2. Not used values are automatically hidden from the display.

1.2.5.2 Humidity control

1. Allows following settings: Proportional and PI.

1.2.5.3 Humidity Control Type

1. 3 types of humidity control management can be set on this parameter:
a) Relative: the control starts hum / dehum according the reading of the humidity sensor.
b) Compensated: if enabled, the Humidity Setpoint is recalculated with the actual deviation from the temperature
setpoint. For 1°C deviation from the temperature setpoint the humidity setpoint is changed by 3%rH, indirect
proportional: if the temperature increases, the hum setpoint is decreased, and vice versa. The recalculated
setpoint is shown as Actual Humidity Setpoint. Together with the modification of the humidity setpoint also the
thresholds (high or low humidity) will be recalculated.
c) Predictive: if enabled, the actual humidity reading from the humidity sensor is recalculated with the actual
deviation from the temperature setpoint. For 1°C deviation from the temperature setpoint the humidity reading
is changed by 3%rH, direct proportional: if the temperature increases, the hum reading is increased, and vice
versa. Together with the modification of the humidity reading also the thresholds (high or low humidity) will be
recalculated. The Graphs will show the real (unchanged) reading of the sensor.

Supply Sensor
1. Once a Supply Sensor is connected, it can be set to operate in 4 possible modes.
2. _S124 “Supply Sensor” can be set to:
a. Disabled
i. In that case a connected Supply Sensor will show the value on the Display, no alarm if
disconnected.
b. Limit
i. In order to avoid too low supply temperatures, _U105 / _S124 “Supply Sensor” can be enabled,
and the lowest allowed supply air temperature can be set on U106 / S125 “Supply Setpoint”.
ii. The Supply Limit influences the opening of chilled water / freecooling valves, analog actuators.
iii. The Fanspeed output is not affected by the Supply Limit.
iv. 2 control circuits are always active:
1. The return air control calculates the control deviation
2. The supply air control calculates the control deviation
v. The value used to drive the valves capacity is the smaller of the two calculations.
vi. Note: Supply Limit is a local function; only local unit values (return temperature, supply
temperature) are used to calculate it.
c. Control
i. Selectable Control Types: P, PI and Intelligent.
ii. When Supply Control is set, all activities which usually are managed by the return air deviation
will be swapped to the supply air deviation.
iii. Speed filters are applied for Supply Control (only) depending on the position inside the p-band to
avoid overshoot and unstable operation.
1. The Filters are affecting the speed of change of the Call for Cooling (CFC) for the chilled
water valve and for the digital scroll capacity.
2. The filters can be set to allow a max change from 0.01%-100.00%/sec.
3. Different values can be set at p-band setpoint (0%) and at max p-band value (100%).
4. Typically the filter will be slow near the setpoint and fast at the end of the P-band.
5. The actual CFC filter will be modulated depending on the position in the P-band and the
max change settings at each end of the range.
6. The filter values are set using parameter _S132 “Capacity Change” (at 0%/100%)
iv. The humidity control will remain on the return air control.
v. Supply Control can be set only on:
1. CW unit if _S408 “Valve Control” set to 1 (Feedback) or if one of _A163-_A166 (Analog
Output 1-4) is set to 0 (CW 0-10V) or 25 (CW 2-10V).
vi. Supply Control on Fans:
1. Only Auto, Manual or Delta can be set on _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” (Economy and Supply
Limit are disabled).
2. In AUTO mode the fanspeed follows the same strategy as in Return Air Control.
vii. Supply Control on Heaters:
1. The heaters control follows the same strategy as in Return Air Control.
viii. Supply Control on Chilled Water Valve(s):
1. See section
 Chilled Water Valves – Freecooling Valves, Note 4, Valve Control - Supply Air Control
[_S124 “Supply Sensor” set to “Control”]
ix. Low Limit during Dehum in Supply Control:
1. The Low Limit control follows the same strategy as in Return Air Control.
x. Return Compensation (_S133):
1. As long as the Return Air Temperature is above its Setpoint, the Supply Air Setpoint
remains unchanged.
2. Between Return Air Temperature Setpoint and the left part of the Return Air
Proportional Band the Supply Air Setpoint will be increased, reaching the value of
Supply Setpoint + S133 Return Compensation at the left end of the Return Air
Proportional Band.

Return Compensation
d. Cooling Only
i. Selectable Control Types: P, PI and Intelligent.
ii. Cooling Only can be set only on:
1. CW unit if _S408 “Valve Control” set to 1 (Feedback) or if one of _A163-_A166 (Analog
Output 1-4) is set to 0 (CW 0-10V) or 25 (CW 2-10V).
iii. Cooling Only on FANS:
iv. Only Auto, Manual or Delta can be set on _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” (Economy and Supply Limit are
disabled).
v. In AUTO mode the fanspeed follows the same strategy as in Return Air Control. The fanspeed
follows the Return CFC, up to 100% _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD” and down to _S148 “VSD Setpoint
MIN”.
vi. All fanspeed settings are visible.
vii. The CFC for the fan is the one calculated from the Return Temperature control.
viii. The fanspeed ramp is calculated between 0 and 100% of the (return) proportional band.
ix. Humidity is controlled via Return Temperature control.
x. Cooling / Heating is controlled via Supply Temperature control.
xi. During Heating and Humidification the Fanspeed will be set to the value of _A161 “Fanspeed
Heat/Hum”.

1.2.6 VSD Variable Fan Speed Drive

1. An analog output can be set to Var Speed to drive the unit’s main fan.
2. Parameters involved are (= fanspeed settings):
a. _S146 “VSD Fanspeed”
i. 0 = Auto
ii. 1 = Manual
iii. 2 = Economy
iv. 3 = Supply Limit (not selectable)
v. 4 = Delta
b. _S147 “Airflow Calibration” (0.0-10.0V): Maximum allowable fan output voltage. This is what all of the fan
speed percentage values in the Service menu are scaled from. This value cannot be set above the Analog
Output High Limit, or below the Analog Low Limit for the fan.
c. _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD” (0-100%): Standard speed of the unit
d. _S148 “VSD Setpoint MIN” (0-100%): Minimum speed of the unit
e. _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” (0-100%): used during dehum
f. _S149 “VSD Setpoint No Power” (0-100%): used when CI is active
g. _A161 “Fanspeed Min Heat/Hum” (0-100%): These values are scaled from the Analog High Limit. These
values are treated as low limits for the fan output voltage during the time heating or humidification is
 occurring: if a higher call for fanspeed occurs, the fan will operate at the higher call. These values cannot
be set to represent a voltage less than the Analog Low Limit.
h. _A161 “Fanspeed Min Dehum” (0-100%): This value is scaled from the Analog High Limit. It operates similar
to the Heat and Humidification Min speeds also on A161, and represents the lowest allowable fan voltage
during dehumidification. This parameter is used for DX units only. The “VSD Setpoint Dehum” setting on
line _S149 will adjust and limit itself automatically, so that it cannot represent a voltage below the “Min
Dehum” setting. This value cannot be set to a value which would represent a voltage less than the Analog
Low Limit.
3. The MIN Fan Speed is dependent on the Airflow Calibration voltage in the Service Menu, and its Analog Output Low
Limit setting in the Advanced Menu. The STD fan speed can always be set up to 100%, regardless of the value of the
Airflow Calibration voltage for the fan. In that way, setting the STD speed to 100% will mean that the fan output
signal voltage will be equal to the Airflow Calibration voltage at 100% CFC. The MIN fan speed setting has a
minimum allowable setting equal to the ratio of the fan’s Analog Output Low limit over the Airflow Calibration
voltage.
a. Example 1: Analog Output Low Limit = 6V, Airflow Calibration voltage = 9V, Fan Speed STD = 100%, Fan
Speed MIN = 66%. Since the ratio of the Analog Output Low Limit over the Analog Output High Limit = 6/9
= 0.666666 => 66%, the Fan Speed MIN setting cannot be set below 66%. Therefore, since the Fan STD and
MIN speeds are at their respective limits, the fan speed output voltage will be permitted to go anywhere
between 6 and 9 volts, in response to the CFC.
b. Example 2: Analog Output Low Limit = 6V, Airflow Calibration voltage = 9V, Fan Speed STD = 90%, Fan
Speed MIN = 70%. In this situation, the fan STD speed and MIN speed are set away from their respective
limits. Therefore, the range of the fan output voltage will be less than in the previous example: the
minimum fan output voltage = 70%*9V = 6.3V, and the maximum fan output voltage (for cooling
operation) = 90%*9V = 8.1V.
c. Example 3: Analog Output High Limit = 10V, Fanspeed Min Heat/Hum = 95%, Airflow Calibration = 9 V.
When the unit gets a call for heating or humidification, the fan output will ramp to 9.5V, and the front
panel fan graph will show 100%, even though the fan voltage is above the Airflow Calibration value.
d. Example 4: Analog Output High Limit = 10V, Fanspeed Min Dehum = 70%, Airflow Calibration = 9V. In this
instance, the VSD Setpoint Dehum will be set to 77% (7V / 9V), and not allowed to go below that value.
4. In case of 2 settings request different speeds (i.e. Cooling and Dehum) the control will always use the higher request.
5. When variable speed is selected (not 1 = Manual) is selected, then Speed filters are applied depending on the
position inside the p-band to avoid overshoot and unstable operation.
a. The Filters are affecting the speed of change of the required fanspeed.
b. The filters can be set to allow a max change from 0.1%-100.0%/sec.
c. Different values can be set at p-band setpoint (0%) and at max p-band value (100%).
d. Typically the filter will be slow near the setpoint and fast at the end of the P-band.
e. The actual filter will be modulated depending on the position in the P-band and the max change settings at
each end of the range.
f. The filter values are set using parameter _S151 “Fanspeed Change” (at 0%/100%)
g. A fanspeed reposition delay timer is applied for all variable control modes to prevent the fan from
oscillating up and down. The reposition delay is applied only for changes to decrease fanspeed; increases
in fanspeed are controlled only by the fanspeed change speed filter. After fanspeed is increased the timer
will prevent the speed from being reduced for the delay duration. Delay time is set using parameter _A152
“Fanspeed Reposition Delay”.
6. Front Panel: Fan Graph
a. The front panel graph will indicate values which are between the 100% (when the fan output voltage is at
or above the Airflow Calibration voltage) and the Fan MIN setting in the Service menu.
i. Example 1: Analog Output Low Limit = 6V, Airflow Calibration voltage = 9V, Fan Speed STD = 90%,
Fan Speed MIN = 70%. In this case, the bar graph in the main window of the display will show a
value between 70% and 90%: 90% at the maximum allowed output voltage (8.1V, see example
above) and 70% at the minimum allowed output voltage (6.3V).
ii. Example 2: Analog Output Low Limit = 6V, Airflow Calibration voltage = 8.1V, Fan Speed STD =
100%, Fan Speed MIN = 78%. Note that while the operational voltage range of the fan is the
same as in Example 1 (6.3V to 8.1V), the front panel graph will now show values between 78%
and 100%.
7. _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” set to “AUTO”
a. This setting is selectable in all cooling configurations; Return- or Supply Control.
b. All fanspeed settings (see above) are visible
c. Selecting “AUTO” on _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” shall be possible in all unit configurations.
d. The fanspeed follows the CFC: it will initiate ramping its speed once the CFC is equal to _S148 “VSD
Setpoint MIN”, and will reach the VSD Setpoint STD speed when the CFC is 100%.
e. During Heating and Humidification the Fanspeed will be set to the value of _A161 “Fanspeed Heat/Hum”.
f. Note: for single source units the fanspeed ramp is calculated between 0 and 100% of the proportional
band.
g. Note 1: for FC/DF units (_A137 “Cooling Type” = 1 or 2) the fanspeed ramp is calculated between 0 and
50% of the proportional band (when _A141 “Comp + FC Simultaneously” is set to “Yes”)
h. Note 2: based on the “Freecooling Capacity Calculation” (see Error! Reference source not found.) the
freecooling valve could ramp up to 100% at any position in the proportional band between 0 and 50% - the
fanspeed will follow the freecooling valve.
 Fanspeed “Auto”

8. _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” set to “Manual”

a. This setting is selectable in all cooling configurations; Return- or Supply Control.
b. All fanspeed settings are visible, except _S148 “VSD Setpoint MIN”.
c. During normal operation the fan will operate at the fixed speed set in _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD”.
d. During dehumidification, the fan speed will depend on the speed set in _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum”, and
on the second selection on _S419 “Dehum Fan Cntl”. If _S419 “Dehum Fan Cntl” is set to “Yes”, then the
fan will operate at the speed on _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” if there is a call for dehumidification. If
_S419 “Dehum Fan Cntl” is set to “No”, then the fan will operate at the VSD Setpoint STD speed when
there is a call for dehumidification, as long as the STD speed is above the _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum
speed”.
e. When the “No Power” event is active the fan will operate at the fixed speed set in _S149 “VSD Setpoint No
Power”.
f. During Heating and Humidification the fanspeed will be set to the value of _A161, “Fanspeed Heat/Hum”.
9. _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” set to “Economy”
a. “Economy” is selectable for CW and FC/DF units only (_A137 “Cooling Type” = 1 or 2 and _A141 “Comp +
FC simultaneously” is set to “Yes”); and for Return Control ONLY (_S124 “Supply Sensor” 0 [disabled] or 1
[Limit]).
b. All fanspeed settings are visible.
c. The FC/CW valve is opened to 100% when the CFC reaches 50%.
d. The fanspeed is modulated between _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD” and _S148 “VSD Setpoint MIN”

Fanspeed “Economy”
e. During Dehumidification the fan will operate at the fixed speed set in _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum”.
 f. When the “No Power” event is active the fan will operate at the fixed speed set in _S149 “VSD Setpoint No
Power”.
g. During Heating and Humidification the Fanspeed will be set to the value of _A161 “Fanspeed Heat/Hum”.
h. If Supply Air Limit Control is selected, the valve is not going to be closed if the supply air control reports a
lower deviation than the return air control, but the difference (in %) is added to the fanspeed (directly on
the output, with the maximum limit set on _S148 “VSD Fanspeed STD”.
i. Only if the Fan is already operating on STD speed, the valve will operate with the smaller deviation
between return control and supply control, while the fan operates on _S148 “VSD Fanspeed STD”.
j. During Dehum and No Power operation the supply control is switched to inactive.
10. _S146 “VSD Fanspeed” set to “Delta”
a. All fanspeed settings are visible.
b. Sensor A (U301 Optional Sensor A Temperature) and Sensor B (_U303 “Optional Sensor B Temperature”)
are mandatory for this operation mode.
vi. In case “A” or “B” is disconnected, the fanspeed changes to _S148 “VSD Setpoint STD”.
c. The control has to achieve a constant delta t between those 2 sensors, set in _S153 “Fanspeed Delta”.
vii. If delta (Sensor “A” – Sensor “B”) = less than setpoint, decrease speed
viii. If delta (Sensor “A” – Sensor “B”) = greater than setpoint, increase speed
d. During Dehumidification the fan will operate at the fixed speed set in _S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” or
higher, if the delta requires.
e. When the “No Power” event is active the fan will operate at the fixed speed set in _S149 “VSD Setpoint No
Power”.
f. During Heating and Humidification the Fanspeed will be set to the value of _A161, “Fanspeed Heat/Hum”
or higher, if the delta requires.
g. “Delta” is controlled in PI mode, settings are _S154 “Fanspeed P-Band“ and _S155 “Fanspeed Integration”.

Fanspeed “Delta”

1.2.7 Cold Aisle Function

1. This function allows managing a system in order to keep the desiderate temperature and humidity value inside
a “cold aisle”; The Teamwork parameter has to be to 1.
2. Temperature and humidity is read by the remote THB sensor (up to 3 for each unit) located inside a “cold aisle”.
3. Temperature is used to active and deactivates the standby units in accordance with temperature deviation and
to manage the speed of evaporator fans.
4. Each single unit manages it own cooling resource in accordance with its own supply temperature sensor and
supply setpoint.
5. Humidity is used to manage the humidity control devices of the activated units only.
6. The temperature and humidity values used by “Cold Aisle” function depends from the number of enabled
remote THB sensors and in accordance with the filter type setting; average or highest value. These values are
shown in the main system page of Cold Fire display (Cold Aisle icons are shown) in place of the standard share
return temperature; only the supply temperature represents the share supply temperature as on standard
application.
7. All parameters needed to define the “Cold Aisle” function operating mode are available on “Cold Aisle” menu
(Service Area) apart from those parameters, normally used to define the humidity control which remains the
standard.
8. The standard return THB sensor is used by the “Cold Aisle” function is used by control if any remote THB sensor
is enabled or available.
9. The share supply temperature is used by the control if the unit supply sensor is not available.
10. This function is available only if ECFan Full is selected.
 11. Graphic Data Record (system): The value of temperature and humidity, stored by Data Graphic Record function,
represents the value of temperature and humidity used by “Cold Aisle” function when enabled.

1.2.7.1 Cold Aisle Fan Cascade Mode 1

1. Only one of the units on system actives the fan (standby units are not included).
2. The speed is modulated within the aisle temperature proportional band between Min. and System Limit values.
3. When the speed is equal higher than the “System Limit” setting and the condition is true for the minimum time
set, than the next unit is enabled to active the fan; all other units will be called (step by step) to active the fan if
such condition continues to persist.
4. The “System Limit” speed value is shifted to Max. speed value after that all fans have been activated and the
condition (all fans ON) continues to persist for the minimum time set.
5. The “System Limit” speed is applied again as soon as the actual speed drops below the “System Limit” set value.
6. The fans are deactivated (step by step) when the temperature is lower than the Aisle Setpoint and the condition
is true for the minimum time set.

1.2.7.2 Cold Aisle Fan Cascade Mode 2

1. Only one of the units on system actives the fan (standby units are not included).
2. The speed is modulated within the aisle temperature proportional band.
3. When the speed is equal higher than the “System Limit” setting and the condition is true for the minimum time
set, than the next unit actives the fan; all other units will be called (step by step) to active the fan if such
condition continues to persist.
4. The fans are deactivated (step by step) when the temperature is lower than the Aislee Setpoint and the
condition is true for the minimum time set.
1.2.7.3 Cold Aisle Events Management
1. The following events are managed by the “Cold Aisle” function:
• The “Remote THB Sensor 1 Failure” (237 ρΣ1) warning is activated when the THB sensor 1 is enabled
but not available (auto-reset function).
• The “Remote THB Sensor 2 Failure” (238 ρΣ2) warning is activated when the THB sensor 2 is enabled
but not available (auto-reset function).
• The “Remote THB Sensor 3 Failure” (239 ρΣ3) warning is activated when the THB sensor 3 is enabled
but not available (auto-reset function).
• The “Remote THB Team Sensors Failure” (244 ρΣΦ) warning is activated when any enabled THB
sensor is available (auto-reset function).
• The “Wrong Damper Position” (073 ΠΟΣ) event is activated when the damper control is enabled and
the status of damper doesn’t match with the fan status request (manual reset).
• The “High Aisle Temperature” (022 ΗΤ1) warning is activated when the temperature inside the cold
aisle reaches the limit. It is automatically reset when the temperature drops is 2.0°C down the limit
set.
• The “High Aisle Temperature” (023 ΗΤ2) alarm is activated when the temperature reaches the limit.
• The “High Aisle Humidity” (024 ΗΗ1) warning is activated when the humidity reaches the limit set. It
is automatically reset when the humidity drops is 3% down the limit set.
• The “High Aisle Humidity” (025 ΗΗ2) alarm is activated when the humidity reaches the limit set.
2. Note: the temperature and humidity events are ignored for a time of 1 minute when system is activated (ON);
the minimum condition time, after the initial delay, is defined through the _S243, _S244, _S245 and _S246
parameters.

1.2.7.4 Cold Aisle THB ID# Setting

1. Set the ID# of Remote THB sensors which have to be located inside the cold aisle as indicated.
 THB 1 (CAN ID#20) THB 2 (CAN ID#21) THB 3 (CAN ID#22)

ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1.2.8 Virtual Master

1. This function, if enabled, allows the “system reorganization” when the master (unit with the Hirobus ID#1) is not
available. In this condition the system is automatically “re-organized” by the “Virtual System” function which assigns
the “master function” at first unit available and adapting the number of standby units (if required) in accordance
with the current number of available units and the standby parameter set. In this condition the “virtual master unit”
manages all system function in place of the master unit (unit with Hirobus ID#1).
2. The “No Connection w/Unit 1” (070 νετ) warning is activated by all units which are not connected to the master unit
but, without any impact on “Virtual System” status.
3. The system page of the Large Cold Fire Display does not show any value (as usually) when the master unit is missing;
Status of “Virtual System” is shown at Network pages of Advance area.
4. Note: System configuration is possible only through the master unit (unit with id#1) and when all units are connected
as usually.
5. All parameters needed to define the “Virtual Master” function are available on “Virtual Master System Settings”
menu (Advanced Area).

1.2.9 Sleep Mode

1. _U602 “Sleep Mode Enable”: If set to “No”, all day and interval settings shall be ignored, the unit will never go into Sleep
Mode.
2. _U603-U604: defines full days of sleep (timer mode)
3. _U605-U608: defines for days, not selected for full sleep, the time when the sleep mode shall happen.
4. 2 intervals a day can be realized.
5. If the temperature or humidity rises over/under the thresholds set in the “Set Alarms” menu, the sleep mode
will be interrupted and the unit operates in normal mode.
6. The “Timer Mode” parameter (_U609) set to NO will keep the unit in normal mode as long as it was set back to YES and
back to NO.
a. If permanently set to YES, the unit will go back to sleep at the next interval.
b. If set to “Auto” the unit will “sleep” again as soon as T + H are at the setpoint again.
7. _U610, _U611 defines what happens in sleep mode:
1. SYSTEM OFF: unit shuts down during the sleep mode.
2. DEADBAND: an additional deadband (selectable by _U611) for temperature will be inserted, the humidity control will
be switched off during the sleep.

1.2.10 Next Maintenance Calculation

1. The next maintenance calculation as well as the included diagnostics will help to run the AC unit in an optimum way,
to ensure minimum components stress resulting in reliability.
2. The diagnostics will help the service-engineer to evaluate the units operation, reading back the data until the
previous maintenance.
3. Following components are included in the calculation (each of them individually):
a. Fan(s)
b. El. Heaters
c. Humidifier
d. Economizer
4. Following parameters will be available in the menu:
a. General :
i. Standard service interval (1 to 12 times a year) (to be set).
ii. Maximum bonus to enlarge time to next maintenance (to be set).
iii. Maximum penalty to reduce time to next maintenance (to be set).
b. For each individual component:
i. Working hours since last maintenance (counted).
ii. Number of starts since last maintenance (counted).
iii. Average running time since last maintenance (calculated).
iv. Number of Alarms since last maintenance.
5. The Calculation is done as follows:
a. First step: giving a grade to each component.
i. The grade is calculated with the actual number of starts from today, and the optimum and
maximum number of starts per day, and is updated every 24 hours. The calculated average
 between optimum starts and maximum starts per day is considered as neutral line. If optimum is
set to 10 and maximum is set to 90, the neutral line will be 50 starts per day. If for example the
compressor has these settings and starts 50 times a day, his grade will be 0 (zero).
ii. If the compressor starts only 10 times a day, a grade of +1 will be the result (which is good), at
100 starts per day the grade will be -1 (which is bad). If the compressor would double the
difference between neutral line and maximum ( = 130 starts per day: 90 (max) – 50 (neutral) =
40; 90 + 40 = 130) the grade for this day would be 2. At 170 starts the grade would be 3 etc.
iii. The same calculation is used also if the actual number of starts would be lower than the
optimum.
iv. After the first day of unit operation all grades for all components are stored separately. After the
second day the new grades are added to the yesterday’s grades mathematically: if yesterday was
a “bad” day (-3) and today was a “good” day (+4) for the component, the result after 2 days
would be : +1. Same next day etc.
v. If after a “stressed” day a “relaxed” day comes, the component comes back to neutral or close to
it. Internally all grades are calculated with 2 decimals.
b. Second step: Comparing the grades with the minimum and maximum penalty.
i. If a maintenance frequency is set, the grades could (if set so) shift the next maintenance to a
earlier or later time.
ii. The grades represent months at the same time. A grade +3 means maintenance required 3
month later, a grade of -2 means 2 months earlier.
iii. Even if the actual grade of a component would be -44 or +55, the maximum penalty and the
maximum bonus are respected: this is the maximum shifting range, even if some component
would ask for more months of shifting earlier or later.
iv. If both the penalty and the bonus are set to 0, just the maintenance per year setting will be
respected, without shifting the date – the grades can be read out anyhow in the wellness menu.
c. Third step: Calculating the next maintenance time and filling the graph in the main and the units screens.
i. Each unit has its own maintenance graph on its main screen. This graph fills by time, and will be
full if it is time to have the maintenance. If no bonus/penalty is set, the graph just follows the
frequency set: once, twice or 4 times a year. Below the graph there is an indication of
month/year when the graph will be full and maintenance needs to be done.
ii. If a bonus or penalty is set, the month/year indication will change accordingly, and the graph will
fill slower or faster – depending on the “wellness” of the unit.
iii. Note: for the graph filling and time calculation the worst component (highest negative grade) will
be used.
iv. The system screen simply copies the graph of the unit with the closest maintenance time – the
customer will see on the main screen always the nearest maintenance to be organized.
d. Fourth step: Customer information
i. Once the graph is full, maintenance needs to be done. The little wrench besides the graph starts
to blink, and the main screen automatically shows the contacts page with addresses and
telephone numbers + the information that maintenance needs to be done. “ESC” will jump back
to the original main screen. Next day the screen will jump again to the “maintenance needs to be
done” which can be left again with “ESC”.
ii. This will go for one month day by day, and after this month additionally the red led will be lit –
still with full performance of the unit.
iii. Note: “Fourth step” activities will not happen if the maintenance frequency is set to “NO”.

1.2.11 Menu "Event Override"

1. This menu allows to activate events by just setting the item to “yes”. This is mainly used to test communication to
BMS.
2 Events
2.1 Event Properties
1. Some events have the possibility to change their type, the time delay or can be enabled or disabled. See menu “Set
Alarms” in Service Menus. If the event has a safety function (high pressure, low pressure etc.) the safety function will
be executed in any case, independent of the selected event type or if enabled or disabled. The timing on the other
hand will be respected as set.
2. Note: some critical events do not allow having complete possibilities of changing the properties, see event list.
3. Change type: the type of the listed events can be set as:
a. Message (if the event occurs, it will only be entered into the event log)
b. Warning (if the event occurs, a warning will be generated and will be entered into the event log)
c. Alarm (if the event occurs, an alarm will be generated and will be entered into the event log).
i. If a standby unit is set, any alarm will stop the faulty unit and ask the standby unit to start. Standby
activation is achieved on alarms ONLY; messages or warnings will not start the standby unit.
4. Time delay: allows changing the time to be elapsed before to trigger the event.
5. Enable or Disable: disabled events do not show up in the event log, on the display or to monitoring, also the
common alarm relay will not be activated if a disabled alarm occurs.
2.2 High / Low Temperature / Humidity Events
2.2.1 Return / Supply Air Temperature Thresholds
1. Available thresholds are: High / Low Return Temperature Warning.
2. These events are ignored for 1 minute after unit (main fan) on.
d. High / Low Return Temperature Warning:
i. The Return THB temperature is used to compare the value with the threshold.
ii. If the actual value of temperature is higher/lower than the threshold, a warning will appear.
iii. If the temperature constantly stays 1°C /2°F below/above the threshold for a time of 1 minute the
event auto-resets (when acknowledged).
e. Low Supply Temperature Warning
i. This warning is enabled only when _S124 “Supply Sensor” changes to “Limit”, “Control” or “Temp
only”.
ii. The user can enable manually also when “Disabled” is set on _S124 “Supply Sensor”.
iii. The Supply Temperature Sensor is used to compare the value with the threshold.
iv. If the actual value of temperature is lower than the threshold (for the time set in the event
properties), a warning [232, LOW SUPPLY TEMPERATURE] will appear.
v. In addition to the event properties which allow setting the event to “disable” and set a time delay
there is a 5 minutes (hard coded) time delay which disables the event after the main fan has started.
vi. If the temperature constantly stays 1°C /2°F above the threshold for a time of 1 minute the event
auto-resets (when acknowledged).
f. High Supply Temperature Warning
i. This warning is enabled only when _S124 “Supply Sensor” changes to “Control” or “Temp only”.
ii. The user can enable manually also when “Disabled” or “Limit” is set on _S124 “Supply Sensor”.
iii. The Supply Temperature Sensor is used to compare the value with the threshold.
iv. If the actual value of temperature is higher than the threshold (for the time set in the event
properties) a warning [231, HIGH SUPPLY TEMPERATURE] will appear.
v. In addition to the event properties which allow setting the event to “disable” and set a time delay
there is a 5 minutes (hard coded) time delay which disables the event after the main fan has started.
vi. If the temperature constantly stays 1°C /2°F below the threshold for a time of 1 minute the event
auto-resets (when acknowledged).

2.2.2 Return Air Humidity Thresholds

1. Available thresholds are: High Return Humidity Warning, Low Return Humidity Warning.
2. These events are ignored for 1 minute after unit (main fan) on.
3. The humidity value of the Return Air THB is used to compare the value with the threshold.
4. If the actual value of humidity is higher / lower than the related threshold, a warning will appear.
5. If the humidity constantly stays 2%rH below/above the threshold for a time of 1 minute the event auto-resets (when
acknowledged).

2.2.3 Digital Outputs for Events

1. Warning Relay – Alarm Relay
a. Both boards, the Large and the Medium, have 2 output relays:
a. The Warning Relay (P33-11; K11).
b. The Alarm Relay (P36-12; K03).
b. Activated for a relay means:
a. Powered (voltage on the coil) for non PCW configurations.
b. Unpowered (no voltage on the coil) for PCW configurations.
2. Warning Relay
a. The Warning Relay can have 4 different reasons for activation, depending on the _A135, “K11 active on”
parameter setting:
 a. Dehum: The relay activates when dehumidification is active.
b. Warning: The relay activates when any event of type Warning is active:
i. The parameter _S232 “WARNING ACTIVATES ALARM RELAY” set to “Yes” maps the signal
of the Warning Relay to the Alarm Relay, the Warning Relay will not activate on warnings
in that case, even if _A135, “K11 active on” is set to Warning.
ii. The functions of the other settings (Dehum, No Power, Freecooling) are not affected from
the _S232 setting.
c. No Power: The relay activates when the event 078 NO POWER (via customer input) is active, no
matter of which event type this event is set to.
d. Freecooling: The relay activates when the unit is on (fan on) and:
i. DT1 is true or DT2 is true, when DT1 is disabled.
e. Air Economizer (all configurations): the FC (=Economizer) output is greater than 1%.
3. Alarm Relay
a. The relay activates when any event of type Alarm is active.
b. And when any event of type Warning is active and the parameter _S232 “WARNING ACTIVATES ALARM RELAY”
set to “Yes”.
2.3 List of Events
Some events can be selected as Message, Warning or Alarm.
Events having no description in the “LCD” column do not appear on the 3 digits display.

# ΛΧ∆ Description Selectable Types Default Type

003 ΗΧ HIGH CW TEMP - Warning
004 ΛΧ LOSS OF CW FLOW - Warning
005 ΕΗΟ EL HEAT HIGH TEMP Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
006 ΦΟς MAIN FAN OVERLOAD Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
007 ΛΑΦ LOSS OF AIRFLOW Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
008 ΧΦ CLOGGED FILTERS Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
009 ΧΙ6 CUSTOMER INPUT 1 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
010 ΧΙ7 CUSTOMER INPUT 2 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
011 ΧΙ8 CUSTOMER INPUT 3 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
012 ΧΙ9 CUSTOMER INPUT 4 Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
015 Χ14 CALL SERVICE (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
016 Χ15 HIGH TEMPERATURE (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
017 Χ16 LOSS OF AIR BLOWER 1 (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
018 ΗρΤ HIGH ROOM TEMP - Warning
019 ΛρΤ LOW ROOM TEMP - Warning
020 ΗρΗ HIGH ROOM HUM - Warning
021 ΛρΗ LOW ROOM HUM - Warning
022 ΗΤ1 HIGH AISLE TEMPERATURE - Warning
023 ΗΤ2 HIGH AISLE TEMPERATURE - Alarm
024 ΗΗ1 HIGH AISLE HUMIDITY - Warning
025 ΗΗ2 HIGH AISLE HUMIDITY - Alarm
026 ΗΕ UNIT HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
028 ΗΗ HUM HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
029 ΠτΧ SUPPLY SENSOR FAILURE - Warning
031 ρΣΦ ROOM SENSOR FAILURE - Alarm
034 νΕΤ NETWORK FAILURE - Warning
036 - UNIT ON - Message
037 - UNIT OFF - Message
038 - SLEEP MODE - Message
039 - STANDBY MODE - Message
040 - POWER ON - Message
041 - POWER OFF - Message
042
- - Unit 1 – 16 disconnected - Warning
057
064 - ON-OFF KEY DISABLED - Warning
065 ΛιΣ LWD SENSOR FAIL - Warning
068 βΑτ RAM / BATTERY FAIL - Alarm
069 ΗΕΑ Low Memory 1 - Alarm
070 νΕτ NO CONNECTION w/Unit1 Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
073 ΠΟΣ WRONG DAMPER POSITION - Alarm
078 νοΠ NO POWER Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
079 Υδι UNIT DISABLED - Message
080 Υσδ UNIT SHUT DOWN - Message
086 ΗΗτ HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
088 δηΗ DEHUM HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
089 ΗΦΧ FC HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
094 Ηχβ HCB not connected - Alarm
095 ρχτ BMS Disconnected - Warning
104 ΧΙ0 SMOKE DETECTED (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
105 ΧΙ1 WATER UNDER FLOOR Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
106 ΧΙ2 COND PUMP-HIGH WATER (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
 # ΛΧ∆ Description Selectable Types Default Type
107 ΧΙ3 LOSS OF FLOW (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
108 ΧΙ4 STBY GLYCOL PUMP ON (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
109 ΧΙ5 STANDBY UNIT ON (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
110 ΗΗ0 HW/HG HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
111 ΗΗ1 EL HEAT1 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
112 ΗΗ2 EL HEAT2 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
113 ΗΗ3 EL HEAT3 HRS EXCEEDED - Warning
114 νΥΧ UNIT CODE MISSING - Alarm
137 ΕΧΟ ECO EMERGENCY OVERRIDE Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
142 ΛοΠ LOSS OF POWER Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
143 ρΗΛ REHEAT LOCKOUT (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
144 ΗΦδ HEAT REJ VFD (CUSTOMER INPUT) - Alarm
145 ΗυΛ HUMIDIFIER LOCKOUT (CUSTOMER INPUT) Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
146 ΗτΣ HEAT REJ TVSS (CUSTOMER INPUT) - Alarm
148 ΑΣΦ AMBIENT SENSOR FAIL - Warning
149 ΠΗΦ HUMIDIFIER LOW AMPS - Alarm
152 ΠΗΧ HUMIDIFIER HIGH AMPS - Alarm
153 ΠΗΑ HUMIDIFIER LOW WATER - Alarm
154
- - Unit 17 - 32 disconnected - Warning
169
170 ϑυΣ SYSTEM OFF REQUESTED - Message
171 ϑυΑ SYSTEM OFF CONFIRMED - Message
173 Φιρ FIRE ALARM - Alarm
174 ΕΗΗ HEATERS OVERHEATED - Warning
177 ΗΥΧ HUM CYLINDER WORN - Warning
178 ΦΧΣ FC STOPPED BY DT3 - Message
179 δον MAINTENANCE DONE - Message
180 δοΑ MAINTENANCE NEEDED - Message
181 ρΕΑ REDUCED ECO AIRFLOW Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
213 ΦΒ1 FEEDBACK SIGNAL 1 FAILURE - Warning
231 ΗΣτ HIGH SUPPLY TEMPERATURE Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
232 ΛΣτ LOW SUPPLY TEMPERATURE Message, Warning, Alarm Warning
237 ρΣ1 REMOTE THB SENSOR 1 FAILURE - Warning
238 ρΣ2 REMOTE THB SENSOR 2 FAILURE - Warning
239 ρΣ3 REMOTE THB SENSOR 3 FAILURE - Warning
243 ΗιΧ CHECK CHILLED WATER SYSTEM - Warning
244 ρΣΦ REMOTE THB TEAM SENSORS FAILURE - Warning
249 δο0 iCOM-DO #0 disconnected - Warning
250 δο1 iCOM-DO #1 disconnected - Warning
251 δο2 iCOM-DO #2 disconnected - Warning
252 ΦΒ2 FEEDBACK SIGNAL 2 FAILURE - Warning
254 ΕΦΦ EC FAN FAULT Message, Warning, Alarm Alarm
3 iCOM Networking
3.1 iCOM Networking Basics
1. iCOM units are using the Global Bus Protocol (GBP) to communicate with each other. This protocol is using TCP/IP
and UDP – both protocols of the IP suite - as underlying protocol layers. Therefore, each iCOM unit needs to be
identified by a unique IP address within the scope of the LAN in which they are installed.
2. By default, each iCOM unit will try to establish a connection with other iCOM units in the same IP subnet in order to
create a group. Whether or not this group of units will then act as a system depends on certain iCOM application
parameters, but - independently from that – the group of iCOM units needs to be “ordered”.
3. This order is defined by assigning a unique “U2U address” to each iCOM unit that belongs to the same group. Note
that this “U2U address” is independent from the IP address of the relevant unit and the allowed range depends on
the type of iCOM board:
a. iCOM I/O Boards: 1 to 32
b. iCOM Display Boards: 33 to 64
4. Note: U2U addresses assigned to iCOM I/O boards must start with #1 and have to be consecutive.
5. None of these restrictions apply to iCOM display boards as they are allowed to use any U2U address within their
range provided that there are no duplicates. For example:

iCOM Network

3.1.1 Grouping of iCOM Units

1. This section describes how multiple groups of iCOM units can be created within the same LAN.
3.1.2 Grouping by Using different IP Subnets
1. Section 3.1 explained that each iCOM unit will try to establish a connection with other iCOM units in the same IP
subnet in order to create a group. Implicitly this statement says that separate groups of iCOM units can be created
by placing them into different IP subnets:

Grouping by Subnet

2. Note that this is the preferred way of grouping iCOM units as it reduces the (computing) load on all units. The router
between the 2 groups of iCOM units provides an almost physical separation between the networks as none of the
iCOM units in either network will send IP packets that are supposed to be forwarded by the router.
3. Still, it is possible to access both groups of iCOM units from a company intranet or some other additional network
connected to the router. For instance: The “iCOM Service Tool” could be executing on a PC somewhere in the
company intranet and would be able to access both groups of iCOM units at the same time.
4. But it might happen that due to the already existing IT infrastructure at some customer’s site, several groups of
iCOM units must be able to co-exist within the same IP subnet. In such a case the iCOM network parameter “U2U
group” needs to be used, which is described in the following section.
3.1.3 Grouping by Using the “U2U Group” Parameter
• If - for whatever reason – iCOM units can not be grouped by placing them into different IP subnets, there is also the
option of using the “U2U Group” parameter.
• This parameter is accessible through any iCOM display and defines the U2U group a specific iCOM unit belongs to.
The value of this parameter is transmitted in the header of any GBP message. Upon reception of such a message,
each iCOM unit first checks whether it matches its own setting. Messages sent by iCOM units belonging to the same
U2U group will be processed further, others will simply be discarded.

Grouping by “U2U Group” Parameter

CAN chain
• The CAN chain must be set in the correct way following this rule:
a. Only one CAN cable connected to the device means that the device is the last on CAN chain and then it must be
terminated.
b. Two CAN cables connected to the device means the device is intermediate on CAN chain and then it has not to
be terminated.
• CDL, CDS, Medium Board, Large Board, HCB:
Jumper P78 on 2-3 = Last device.
Jumper P78 on 1-2 = Intermediate device.
• THB, 2T Sensor:
Jumper P3 on 2-3 = Last device.
Jumper P3 on 1-2 = Intermediate device.
• EEV:
Jumper J410 set = Last device.
Jumper J410 not set = Intermediate device
 Level Icons and Parameter Description
Level 1 – User Level 2 – Service Level 3 – Advanced

Readable w/o password Readable w/o password Readable w/o password

PW requested to write PW requested to write PW requested to write
1 U100 Setpoints S100 Setpoints A100 Factory Settings
2 Spare Parts List Unit Diary
3 Event Log S500 Standby Settings / Lead-Lag
4 Graphics S000 Maintenance / Wellness Settings
5 View Network (Coldfire only) S300 Diagnostics / Service Mode
6 U200 Set Alarms S200 Set Alarms
7 S720 iCOM-DO Setup A400 MBV Settings
8 S900 Navigator Board A200 Change Passwords
9 U300 Sensor Data S600 Sensor Calibration / Setup A600 Runtime Monitoring
10 Active Alarms SA00 Economizer A500 Virtual Master System
Settings
11 U400 Display Setup S800 System / Network Setup
12 U500 Total Run Hours S400 Options Setup E000 Event Override
13 U600 Sleep Mode SB00 Cold Aisle Settings
14 U700 Service Contact Info S700 Service Contact Info
15
16

3.2 Level 2 – Service

3.2.1 S100: Setpoints
S100 Setpoints To view, change or set all temperature and humidity related parameters
Large Display Small Display R/W TW1 Range Large Range Small Res. Std.
Page 1 of 6 – Temperature Control
S101 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S102 Temperature Setpoint TEMP SET W yes 41-104°F 41-104°F 1 73°F
5.0-40.0°C 5.0-40.0°C 0.1 23°C
The temperature of the air desired in the room. It is the reference value used by iCOM, together with Return Air Temperature, Temp. Proportional
Band and Temp. Integration Factor to decide the cooling or heating status.
S103 Control Type CTRL TYP W yes Proportional, Prop., - PI
PI, not used., PI, No,
Intelligent Intel
Proportional (P) Control
The Temperature Proportional Band defines the working range of Cooling and Heating.
It is divided in to equal parts, left part for Heating, right part for Cooling. In the middle there is the Room Temperature Setpoint.
The operator may also program a temperature dead band (DB) adjustment.
Proportional + Integral (PI) Control
The Temp. Integration Factor, if set to any value (minutes), makes the unit (the System) behaving, like the Temperature (I-Deviation) would
increase slowly, even if the real Temperature (P-Deviation) is stable.
The Time selected on this Parameter equals the time, the control needs to double the P-Deviation. The higher the Temperature (the P-Deviation)
the faster the Integration will be, because the value to be doubled is high. The closer the real Temperature (P-Deviation) is coming to the Setpoint,
the slower the Integration will be.
Use of Integration factors: In Systems, consisting of several Units, the Temp. Proportional Band belongs to all units. Setting this Band too small,
enables the hunting of the System, setting correctly wide (app. 2.0 K per Compressor) will badly effect the control precision.
To set the Integration Factor allows both advantages in one: to have the P-Band wide enough, as well as fine control precision.
Intelligent Control
It is not suggested to use this type of control for PCW units.
S104 Temperature TEMP PB W yes 4-54°F 4-54°F 1 5°F
Proportional Band 2.2-30.0°C 2.2-30.0°C 0.1 3.0°C
(autoset) (autoset) FC: 3.9°C
The S104 Temperature Proportional Band is divided in two parts: equal size for cooling and heating. In the center there is the U102 / S102
Temperature Setpoint. A S108 Temperature Deadband can be selected, which is divided 50:50 for both, cooling and heating.
The control calculates the output from -100% to +100%. All valves and cooling / heating stages are driven with this output.
There is a parameter S107 Autoset Enable, which automatically sets the S104 Temperature Proportional Band and S115 Humidity Proportional
Band, S105 Temperature Integration Time and S116 Humidity Integration Time according the type of the unit (Chilled Water); in accordance to the
S802 Number of Connected Units, the number of available units, the type of S803 Teamwork Mode, the S502 Number of Standby Units and the
type of S508 Cascade Units selection.
S105 Temperature Integration TEMP INT W yes 0-15min 0-15m 1 0
Time (autoset) (autoset)
Normally best results will be reached if the “AUTOSET” is enabled. If set to any value, the PI control is enabled. The integration factor doubles the
actual, real deviation from the Setpoint within the selected time. This will force cooling/heating to add more steps to reach the Setpoint. To be
used if P-Band must be wide because of bigger number of units connected, and working in Teamwork 1.
S107 AutoSet Enable AUTOSET W Yes No, No, - Yes
Yes Yes
Allows to enable the autoset for temperature and humidity control type.
S108 Temperature DeadBand TEMP DB W Yes 0-36°F 0-36°F 1 0°F
0.0-20.0°C 0.0-20.0°C 0.1 0.0K
The Temperature Deadband is divided 50:50 for both, cooling and heating and shifts the cooling / heating steps apart.
S109 Second Setpoint 2ND SETP W yes 41-104°F 41-104°F 0.1 73°F
5.0-40.0°C 5.0-40.0°C 0.1 23.0°C
A second Setpoint value for the air temperature of the room. It is used when at least one User Input is set as 2nd SETP (Second Setpoint) and the
switch on the corresponding input of iCOM is open.
S110 Backup Temperature BACK TSP W yes 41-104°F 41-104°F 0.1 73°F
Setpoint 5.0-40.0°C 5.0-40.0°C 0.1 23.0°C
The Backup Temperature Setpoint will be used(in place of the Temperature Setpoint) in case the communication with the BMS is lost.
S111 Heaters deadband HEAT DB W yes 0-36°F 0-36°F 1 0°F
0.0-20.0K 0.0-20.0K 0.1 0.0K
The heating proportional band is shifted of the value indicated in the parameter. The cooling proportional band doesn’t change.

Large Display Small Display R/W TW1 Range Large Range Small Res. Std.
Page 2 of 6 – Humidity Control
S112 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S113 Humidity Setpoint HUM SET W Yes (1.0-19.9=20.0) (1.0-19.9=20.0) 1.0 50.0%
20.0-80.0% 20.0-80.0%
The humidity of the air desired in the room. It is the reference value used by iCOM, together with Return Air Humidity, Humidity Proportional Band
and Humidity Integration Factor to decide the Hum or Dehum status.
S114 Humidity Control Type HUM CTRL W Yes Relative, Rel, - Compensated
Compensated, Comp,
Predictive Pred
Relative
control starts hum / dehum according the reading of the humidity sensor
Compensated
Humidity Setpoint is recalculated with the actual deviation from the temperature setpoint.
For 1°C deviation from the temperature setpoint the humidity setpoint is changed by 3%rH, indirect proportional: if the temperature increases, the
hum setpoint is decreased, and vice versa. Recalculated setpoint is shown as Actual Humidity Setpoint. Together with the modification of the
humidity setpoint also the thresholds (high or low humidity) will be recalculated.
Predictive
actual humidity reading from the humidity sensor is recalculated with the actual deviation from the temperature setpoint. For 1°C deviation from
the temperature setpoint the humidity reading is changed by 3%rH, direct proportional: if the temperature increases, the hum reading is
increased, and vice versa. Together with the modification of the humidity reading also the thresholds (high or low humidity) will be recalculated.
The Graphs will show the real (unchanged) reading of the sensor.
S115 Humidity Proportional HUM PB W Yes 1.0-20.0% 1.0-20.0% 0.1 10.0%
Band (autoset) (autoset)
The S115 Humidity Proportional Band is divided in two parts: equal size for humidification and dehumidification. In the center there is the U103 /
S113 Humidity Setpoint. A S117 Humidity Deadband can be set around the setpoint, which shifts the humidification / dehumidification steps apart.
S116 Humidity Integration HUM INT W Yes 0-15min 0-15m 1 0
Time (autoset) (autoset)
Normally best results will be reached if the “AUTOSET” is enabled. If set to any value, the PI control is enabled. The integration factor doubles the
actual, real deviation from the Setpoint within the selected time. This will force Hum / Dehum to add more steps to reach the Setpoint. To be used
if P-Band must be wide because of bigger number of units connected, and working in Teamwork 1.
S117 Humidity Deadband HUM DB W Yes 0.0-50.0% 0.0-50.0% 0.1 0.0%

The Humidity Deadband is divided 50:50 for both, hum and dehum and shifts the hum / dehum steps apart.
S118 Dehum/Heat Low Limit 1 LO LIM 1 W No (-)10°F-2°F (-)10°F-2°F 0.1
(-)5.5K-1.1K (-)5.5K-1.1K 0.1
Low Limit 1 is disabled for PCW configurations.
S119 Dehum/Heat Low Limit 2 LO LIM 2 W No (-)10°F-2°F (-)10°F-2°F 0.1 -3°F
(-)5.5K-1.1K (-)5.5K-1.1K 0.1 -1.7K
Low Limit 2 will disable dehum. It will allow dehum again when the temperature increases up to the Setpoint.

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S123 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S124 Supply Sensor SUPSENS W yes Disabled, No, - Disabled
Limit, Lim,
Control, Ctrl,
Cooling Only Cool
S125 Supply Setpoint SUP TEMP W yes 41-81°F 41-81°F 1 64°F
5.0-27.0°C 5.0-27.0°C 0.1 18.0°C
S126 Supply Control Type SUP TYPE W yes Proportional, P, - PI
 PI, PI,
not used, No,
Intelligent Intel
S127 Supply Proportional SUPPB w yes 2-54°F 2-54°F 1 22°F
Band 2.0-30.0°C 2.0-30.0°C 0.1 12.0K
S128 Supply Integration SUINT W yes 0-15min 0-15m 1 0min

S130 Supply Deadband SUP DB W yes 0-36°F 0-36°F 1 0°F

0.0-20.0K 0.0-20.0K 0.1 0.0K
S131 Valve Pulse VPULS W yes 0 - 10% 0 - 10% 1 5%

S132 Cooling Filter at 0% CF0 W yes 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 0.20%/s
CW: 100.00%/s
S132 Cooling Filter at 100% CF100 W yes 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 4.00%/s
CW: 100.00%/s
S133 Return Compensation RET CO W yes 0-18°F 0-18°F 1 0°F
0.0-10.0K 0.0-10.0K 0.1 0.0K

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S134 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S135 DT1 (Room / Outdoor) AMB TYPE W no Disabled, No, - FC: Value
Type Contact, CONT, DX,CW:
EFC, EFC, Disabled
Temp TMP,
Set SET
This parameter is useful for FC units only. The Freecooling mode will be activated when also the condition on DT Room-FC fluid is fulfilled.
• If set to Contact, the control expects to get a command with a switch instead of a temperature sensor (Open: FC, closed: no FC).
• If set to EFC the unit will not go in Freecooling mode during normal operation, but only in case of “NO POWER” operation or compressor
failure (Emergency Freecooling only).
• If set to Temp the unit will read the Outdoor sensor.
• If Set to Set reads the value of the Outdoor sensor.
S136 DT1 (Room / Outdoor) AMB DT W no 2-72°F 2-72°F 1 5°F
Value 1.0-40.0°C 1.0-40.0°C 0.1 3.0°C
The value of the difference between the return air temperature and the outdoor temperature over which (with a hysteresis of+/-1.5 C) the unit will
enable the Freecooling mode (if there are not other conditions that disable the Freecooling operation).
ONLY LOCAL VALUES ARE USED TO IDENTIFY THE STATUS OF THE DT
S137 DT2 (Room / FC Fluid) FC TYPE W no Disabled, No, - FC: Value
Type Contact, CONT, DX,CW:
Value VAL Disabled
DT2 Room and FC Fluid Type:
• Set to Value: reads the value of the Freecooling sensor: U307 Freecooling Fluid Temperature.
• Set to Contact: allows connecting a volt-free contact instead of the sensor to toggle between Freecooling and none Freecooling. The
contact has to be connected to the same input where usually the sensor is connected (Open: FC, closed: no FC).
S138 DT2 (Room / FC Fluid) FC DT W no 0-36°F 0-36°F 1 8°F
Value 0.0-20.0°C 0.0-20.0°C 0.1 4.5°C
DT2 between Room and FC Fluid (valid only if S137 DT2 (Room / FC Fluid) Type is set to “Value”): This determines if the U307 Freecooling Fluid
Temperature is low enough to give (at least partial) capacity for Freecooling.
Note: only local values (sensor values from the unit only, no shared values between several units) are used to identify the status of the delta T.

If the temperature between room air and S138 DT2 (Room / FC Fluid) Value is true (the difference is the same or greater than the value of S138
DT2 (Room / FC Fluid) Value or the contact is open), for a time of 2 minutes, then Freecooling will be activated:

The U309 Freecooling Status indication will show “ON” instead of “OFF”.
The compressor band will be shifted to the right by 100%, and within the first 100% the Freecooling valve band will take place. This could,
depending on the actual temperature position inside the S104 Temperature Proportional Band, stop one or both compressors.
ONLY LOCAL VALUES ARE USED TO IDENTIFY THE STATUS OF DT
S139 Minimum CW Temp MIN CW W no Disabled, No, - FC: Enabled
Enabled Yes DX,CW:
Disabled
Once enabled (default) the unit will check the U307 Freecooling Fluid Temperature and compare it with S140 Minimum CW Temp value - this
feature permits the user to select the minimum chilled water temperature that permits simultaneous operation of the chilled water control and
compressor control.
If disabled, the S140 Minimum CW Temp value is ignored, the control will always operate Freecooling and compressors simultaneously.

S140 Minimum CW Temp MIN CW W no 32-68°F 32-68°F 1 45°F

Value 0.0-20.0°C 0-20°C 0.1 7.0°C
Below this S140 Minimum CW Temp value setpoint, the control will operate ONLY the chilled water control. i.e., the compressor is locked out.
Above the S140 Minimum CW Temp value setpoint, assuming the U307 Freecooling Fluid Temperature is below the return air temperature (S138
DT2 (Room / FC Fluid) Value = true), the control will operate the chilled water control and compressor control simultaneously.
S141 Lockout FC at FC Fluid LOCK FC W yes 5-50°F 5-50°F 1 32°F
below -15.0-10.0°C -15.0-10.0°C 0.1 0.0°C
S142 Transition Change TRANS CH W no 0.1-100.0% 0.1-100.0% 0.1 4.0%
CW: 100.0%
This is the speed of capacity change (% per second) for a digital scroll compressor when changing TO dehumidification or coming back FROM
dehumidification to cooling.
S143 EC-Fan Mode ECF MODE R no Full, FULL, - Full
Light LIGHT
ECFan mode is frozen to Full.

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S145 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S146 VSD Fanspeed FANSPEED W no Auto, AUTO, - Auto
Manual, MAN,
Economy, ECO,
Supply Limit (not SUP (not
Selectable), Selectable),
Delta, DELTA,
S147 Airflow Calibration AIR CAL W no 3.2-10.0V 3.2-10.0V 1 10.0V

S148 VSD Setpoint MIN / STD VSD MIN W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 CW: 60%
VSD STD DX: 70%
and
100%
S149 VSD Setpoint Dehum / VSD DEH W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 CW: 60%
No Power VSD NOP DX: 100%
and
CW: 60%
DX: 70%
S151 Fanspeed Change FF0% W yes 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 0.20%
(at 0%)
S151 Fanspeed Change FF100% W yes 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 - 100.00% 0.01 1.00%
(at 100%)
S152 Fanspeed Reposition FRD W yes 0-300sec 0-300s 1 0sec
Delay
S153 Fanspeed Delta HAD W yes 2-10°F 2-10°F 1 2
1.1K-5.6K 1.1K-5.6K 0.1 1.1K
S154 Fanspeed P-Band HAP W yes 2-54°F 2-54°F 1 11°F
2.0-30.0°C 2.0-30.0°C 0.1 6.0K
S155 Fanspeed Integration HAI W yes 0-15min 0-15m 1 5min

3.2.2 S500: Standby Settings / Lead-Lag

S500 Standby Settings / Lead- Allows lead/lag set-up when connected to multiple units
Lag
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S501 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S502 Number of Standby Units #STANDBY W yes 0-32 0-32 1 0

S503 Rotation Frequency ROTATION W yes No, Daily, Every No, Daily, MON, - No
Mon, Every Tue, TUE, WED, THU,
Every Wed, Every FRI, SAT, SUN, M-
Thu, Every Fri, MO, M-TU, M-WE,
Every Sat, M-TH, M-FR, M-
Every Sun, Montly SA, M-SU
Mon, Montly Tue,
Montly Wed,
Montly Thu,
Montly Fri, Montly
Sat,
Montly Sun
S504 Rotate at (hour) ROT HOUR W yes 00-23 00-23 1 00

S505 Rotate at (minute) ROT MIN W yes 00-59 00-59 1 00

S506 Rotate by ROT BY W yes 1-8 1-8 1 1

S507 Perform one Rotation DO ROT W yes No, No, - -

Yes Yes
S508 Cascade Units CASCADE W yes No, No, - No
Yes, Yes,
Cool/Heat, CO/HE,
Cooling, COOL,
S509 Start Standby Units at HT STBY HT W yes No, No, - No
Yes Yes

3.2.3 S000: Maintenance / Welness Settings

S000 Maintenance / Wellness Set maintenance interval, maintenance message, read number of starts / stops
Settings and alarms, and run hours since last maintenance.
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S001 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S002 Maintenance Frequency FREQ/YR W yes 0-12 0-12 1 1
Per Year
Sets the maintenance interval per year.
S003 Max Bonus BONUS W yes 0-12 0-12 1 0

If the unit works in good condition, next maintenance can be shifted to later time, adding the bonus (or part of it) from the next planned service
time. The bonus is given in months.
S004 Max Penalty PENALTY W yes 0-12 0-12 1 0

If the unit works in bad condition, next maintenance must be shifted to earlier time, reducing the penalty (or part of it) from the next planned
service time. The penalty is given in months.
S005 Last Maintenance LAST PM W yes Date Date - -

This date sets automatically if the service engineer sets the “reset” parameter (see next lines).
S006 Service Engineer NAME W yes Name Name - -

The service engineer has to put his name in the name - field after service.
S007 Confirm PM CONFIRM W yes No, No, - No
Yes Yes
S008 Calculated Next NEXT PM W yes Date Date - -
Maintenance
This is the result of the settings done in this area. It shows the calculated next service time, respecting bonus & penalty as well as std. maintenance
frequency.

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S012 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S013 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

A counter (read only) which indicates the number of starts of the specific component since the last maintenance. The counter will be reset when
last maintenance is set (reset).
S014 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

A counter (read only) which indicates the number of starts of the specific component since the last maintenance. The counter will be reset when
last maintenance is set (Reset).
S015 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

Calculated from number of starts and working hours. This is the basic information for the next maintenance calculation.
S016 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 1

Number of starts per day for the specific component, which can be considered as best working condition.
S017 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 24

Number of starts per day for the specific component, which can be considered as worst working condition.
S018 Number of Alarms ALARMS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

A counter (read only) which indicates the number of alarm occurred to the specific component since last maintenance (split in HP/LP/TH for
compressor. The counter will be reset when last maintenance is set (Reset).
S019 Actual Bonus BONUS R no 0-12 0-12 1 -
Actual calculation of wellness for the specific component. The system will always take the value from the worst component for the next
maintenance indication.

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Compressor1 settings (3 COMP1
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S023 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S024 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S025 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S026 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

S027 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 12

S028 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 240

S029 Number of HP Alarms HP AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S030 Number of LP Alarms LP AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S031 Number of OL Alarms OL AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S032 Number of DS HT Alarms DS HT AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S033 Actual Bonus BONUS R no 0-12 0-12 1 -

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Compressor2 settings (4 COMP.2
of 9)
S034 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S035 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S036 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S037 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

S038 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 12

S039 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 240

S040 Number of HP Alarms HP AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S041 Number of LP Alarms LP AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S042 Number of OL Alarms OL AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S043 Number of DS HT Alarms DS HT AL R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S044 Actual Bonus BONUS R no 0-12 0-12 1 -

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el heater 1 settings (5 of HEAT1
9)
S045 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S046 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S047 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S048 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

S049 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 24

S050 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 240

S051 Number of Alarms ALARMS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S052 Actual Bonus BONUS R no 0-12 0-12 1 -

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el heater 2 settings (6 of HEAT2
9)
S056 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S057 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S058 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S059 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

S060 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 24

S061 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 240

S062 Number of Alarms ALARMS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S063 Actual Bonus BONUS R no 0-12 0-12 1 -

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el heater 3 settings (7 of HEAT3
9)
S067 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S068 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S069 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S070 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

S071 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 24

S072 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 240

S073 Number of Alarms ALARMS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S074 Actual Bonus BONUS R no 0-12 0-12 1 -

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humidifier settings (8 of HUM
9)
S078 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S079 Number of Starts STARTS R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S080 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S082 Average Run Time AVG RUN R no 0-999min 0-999m 1 -

S082 Starts per Day Best BEST W no 1-240 1-240 1 24

S083 Starts per Day Worst WORST W no 1-240 1-240 1 240

S084 Number of Alarms ALARMS W no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S085 Actual Bonus BONUS W no 0-12 0-12 1 -

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economizer settings (9 ECON
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S089 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S090 Number of Repositions REPOS R no 0-32000000 0-32000000 1 -

S091 Run Hours RUN HRS R no 0-32000hrs 0-32000hr 1 -

S092 Repositions per hour REP/HR R no 0-32000 0-32000 1 -

S093 Reposition Counter REPRES W no No, No, - No
Reset Yes Yes

3.2.4 S300: Diagnostic / Service Mode

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S312 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S313 Manual Mode MANUAL W no No, No, - -
Yes Yes
This window allows running all components in manual mode, with all safety devices on. At the first the parameter “Manual Mode” has be set to ON
after that the Unit fan must be started, before being able start any other components.
S314 Motor(s) MOTOR(S) W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Turns on the Fan in Manual Mode.

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S323 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S324 Electric Heat 1 EL HEAT1 W no Off, Off, - -
(or HG/HW) On On
Turns on the electric heat 1 ( or Hot Gas/Hot Water if selected) in manual mode.
S325 Electric Heat 2 EL HEAT2 W no Off, Off, - -
(or E.Heat 1) On On
Turns on the electric heat 2 ( or electric heat 1 if Hot Gas/Hot Water are selected) in manual mode.
S326 Electric Heat 3 EL HEAT3 W no Off, Off, - -
(or E.Heat 2) On On
Turns on the electric heat 3 ( or electric heat 2 if Hot Gas/Hot Water are selected) in manual mode.
S327 SCR Heat SCR Heat W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

Defines the opening of the SCR valve(0% closed, 100% opened).

S328 Dehumidification Output DEHUM W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Turns on the dehumidification in manual mode.
S329 Humidifier Fill HUM FILL W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Turns on the humidifier fill in manual mode.
S330 Humidifier HUM W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Turns on the humidifier in manual mode.
S331 Humidifier Drain H DRAIN W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Turns on the humidifier drain in manual mode.
S332 Humidifier Current HUM.C. R no 0.00–99.99A 0.00-99.99A 0.01 -

Visualizes the humidifier current value

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S334 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S335 Alarm Relay ALM REL W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Activates the alarm relay in manual mode.
S336 K11 Relay K11 REL W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Activates the K11 relay in manual mode.
S337 3P 1/2 Actuator Open 3P1 OPEN W no Off, Off, - -
On On
S337 3P 1/2 Actuator Open 3P2 OPEN W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Opens the 3P1 or 3P2 Actuator in manual mode.
S338 3P 1/2 Actuator Close 3P1 CLOS W no Off, Off, - -
On On
S338 3P 1/2 Actuator Close 3P2 CLOS W no Off, Off, - -
On On
Closes the 3P1 or 3P2 Actuator in manual mode.
S339 BV Control BV CTRL W no Manual, Man, - -
Auto Auto
S340 MBV Position MBV1 POS W no 0-100 0-100 1 -

S340 MBV Position MBV2 POS W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

S341 Analog Out 1 ANALOG1 W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

Sets the analog output 1 ramp.

S342 Analog Out 2 ANALOG2 W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

Sets the analog output 2 ramp.

S343 Analog Out 3 ANALOG3 W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

Sets the analog output 3 ramp.

S344 Analog Out 4 ANALOG4 W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

Sets the analog output 4 ramp.

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S345 Status Remote Shutdown RSD R no Off, Off, - -
On On
Shows the Remote Shutdown input status.
S346 Status Airflow Loss AIR LOSS R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Airflow Loss input status.
S347 Status Motor Overload / MOTOR OL R no OK, OK, - -
EC Fan Fault Act Act
Shows the Motor Overload input status.
S348 Status Filter FILTER R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Filter input status.
S349 Status Customer Input 1 CUSTOM 1 R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Customer Input 1 status.
S350 Status Customer Input 2 CUSTOM 2 R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Customer Input 2 status.
S351 Status Customer Input 3 CUSTOM 3 R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Customer Input 3 status.
S352 Status Customer Input 4 CUSTOM 4 R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Customer Input 4 status.
S353 Status Heaters Safety HEAT SAF R no OK, OK, - -
Act Act
Shows the Heaters safety input status.
S354 Loss of Airflow at FLOW AT W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 40%

Defines the threshold of the Loss of Airflow alarm. For medium board the value is set to 35%.
S355 Actual Airflow FLOW ACT R no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -

Shows the actual airflow value. If the value is below of the S354 threshold the Loss of Airflow alarm becomes active.
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S367 Status Humidifier HUM PROB R no OK, OK, - -
Problem Act Act
Shows the Humidifier Problem status.
S368 Status DT1 DT1 R no Off, Off, - -
(Room/Outdoor) Act Act
Shows the DT1 status.
S369 Status DT2 (Room/FC DT2 R no Off, Off, - -
Fluid) Act Act
Shows the DT2 status.
S370 Status DT3 DT3 R no Off, Off, - -
(Room/Setpoint) Act Act
Shows the DT3 status.
S371 Status DT4 (Eco Zone) DT4 R no Off, Off, - -
Act Act
Shows the DT4 status.
S372 Status Min CW MIN CW R no Off, Off, - -
Act Act
Shows the Min CW status.
S373 LWD Value LWD Val R no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -
Shows the LWD value.
S374 Status LSI LSI R no OK, OK, - -
Full Full
Shows the LSI input status.

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S378 PASSWORD - W - - - -
S379 Valve Control V_CTRL W no Time, Time, - Time
Feedback Feedb
S380 Start Valve Calibration V_CAL W no No, No, - No
Yes Yes
S381 Calibration Status CAL_STAT R no Idle, Idle, - -
Ongoing Run
S382 V1: 0% open = CLSD 1 W no 0.00-10.00V 0.00-10.00V 0.01 3.90V

S383 V1: 100% open = OPEN 1 W no 0.00-10.00V 0.00-10.00V 0.01 0.10V

S384 Current V1 Feedback V1FDB R no 0.00-10.00V 0.00-10.00V 0.01 -

S385 V2: 0% open = CLSD 2 W no 0.00-10.00V 0.00-10.00V 0.01 3.90V

S386 V2: 100% open = OPEN 2 W no 0.00-10.00V 0.00-10.00V 0.01 0.10V

S387 Current V2 Feedback V2FDB R no 0.00-10.00V 0.00-10.00V 0.01 -

3.2.5 S200: Set Alarms

S300 Set Alarms High / low temperature thresholds, high / low humidity thresholds,
customer inputs settings
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S201 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S202 Return Sensor Alarms RTN SNSR W yes Disabled No, - Enabled
Enabled, Yes
S203 High Return HI TEMP W yes 34-210°F 34-210°F 1 80°F
Temperature 1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 26.7°C
S204 Low Return Temperature LO TEMP W yes 34-210°F 34-210°F 1 65°F
1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 18.3°C
S205 High Return Humidity HI HUM W yes 1.0-99.0% 1.0-99.0% 0.1 60.0%

S206 Low Return Humidity LOW HUM W yes 1.0-99.0% 1.0-99.0% 0.1 40.0%

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S212 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S213 Supply Sensor Alarms SUP SNSR W yes Disabled, No, - Disabled
Enabled Yes
S214 High Supply HI SUP T W yes 34-210°F 34-210°F 1 75°F
Temperature 1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 23.9°C
S215 Low Supply LO SUP T W yes 34-210°F 34-210°F 1 Control/Temp
Temperature 1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 Only:
50F / 10.0°C
Limit:
34F / 1.1°C

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S223 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S224 Customer Input 1 CUST IN1 W no See below See below - C-Input 1
Setting: Reaction:
0 = Smoke Activates the SMOKE DETECTED event, no further action.
1 = Water Alarm Activates the WATER UNDER FLOOR event, no further action.
2 = C PMP Alarm Activates the COND PUMP-HIGH WATER event, no further action.
3 = Flow Alarm Activates the LOSS OF FLOW event, no further action.
4 = Stdby G Pmp Activates the STBY GLYCOL PUMP ON event, no further action.
5 = Stdby Unit Activates the STANDBY UNIT ON event, no further action.
6 = C-Input 1 Activates the CUSTOMER INPUT 1 event, no further action. If the parameter SB60 “Fan and
Cooling 100% by User” is enabled Fan and cooling is forced to 100%.
7 = C-Input 2 Activates the CUSTOMER INPUT 2 event, no further action.
8 = C-Input 3 Activates the CUSTOMER INPUT 3 event, no further action.
9 = C-Input 4 Activates the CUSTOMER INPUT 4 event, no further action.
10 = Rht Lockout Activates the REHEAT LOCKOUT event, and locks the heater out.
11 = Hum Lockout Activates the HUMIDIFIER LOCKOUT event, and locks the humidifier out.
12 = Rht+Hum Lock Rht Lockout + Hum Lockout together.
13 = Comp Lockout Activates the COMPRESSOR LOCKOUT event, and locks the compressor out.
14 = Call Service Activates the CALL SERVICE event, no further action.
15 = High Temp Activates the HIGH TEMPERATURE event, no further action.
16 = Air Loss Activates the LOSS OF AIR BLOWER 1 event, no further action.
17 = FC Lockout Activates the FC LOCKOUT event, and locks freecooling or economizer out.
18 = Heater Alarm Activates the HEATERS OVERHEATED event, and locks the el. heater s out.
19 = Flow AL SD Activates the LOSS OF FLOW event, and shuts the unit down.
20 = Flow AL LC Activates the LOSS OF FLOW event, and locks the compressor out.
21 = Comp Lock PD Activates the COMPRESSOR LOCKOUT event, and locks the compressor out - with pump-down.
22 = Enable FC Activates no event, but enables Freecooling (sets all DT true).
23 = HTRJ VFD Activates the HEAT REJ VFD event, no further action.
24 = HTRJ TVSS Activates the HEAT REJ TVSS event, no further action.
25 = Fire Alarm Activates the FIRE ALARM event, and shuts the unit down.
26 = 2nd Setpoint Activates no event, but switches to the second setpoint.
27 = No Power Activates the NO POWER event, and disables the unit (no compressors, heat, hum or dehum;
only fans and valves are allowed to operate).
28 = LSI Internal Humidifier:
a) stops filling when bottle is full
b) activates the HUMIDIFIER CYLINDER WORN event, and locks the humidifier out (when input
is active for 24 hours and steam remains below 50%).
External Humidifier:
Activates the HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM event, and locks the humidifier out.
29 = Cond 1 Fail Activates the CONDENSER 1 FAILURE event, no further action.
30 = Cond 2 Fail Activates the CONDENSER 2 FAILURE event, no further action.
31 = D-Scroll Red Activates the COMP POWER REDUCTION ACTIVE event, and reduces the requested
compressor capacity by 20%.
32 = Swap Valve Changes priority of valves in Double Chilled Water configurations. This Customer Input setting
doesn’t create any event.
33 = EC Fan Fault Activates the EC FAN FAULT event, and sets the analog output to 10V (not used in PCW)
34 = ECO Airflow Activates the REDUCED ECO AIRFLOW event.
S225 Customer Input 1 C1 ACT W no Opened, closed OPEN, CLOSE - Opened
active when
S226 Customer Input 2 CUST IN2 W no Like Customer Like Customer - LSI
Input 1 Input 1
S227 Customer Input 2 C2 ACT W no Opened, closed OPEN, CLOSE - Opened
active when
S228 Customer Input 3 CUST IN3 W no Like Customer Like Customer - Cond 1 Fail
Input 1 Input 1
S229 Customer Input 3 C3 ACT W no Opened, closed OPEN, CLOSE - Opened
active when
S230 Customer Input 4 CUST IN4 W no Like Customer Like Customer - Fire Alarm
Input 1 Input 1
S231 Customer Input 4 C4 ACT W no Opened, closed OPEN, CLOSE - Opened
active when
S232 WARNING ACTIVATES WA AC AL W no No, No, - Yes
ALARM RELAY Yes Yes
S233 Water Alarm Shuts Unit WAT OFF W Yes, No, No, - No
Down No Yes Yes

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S234 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
x DELAY - - - - - - -
S236 MAIN FAN OVERLOAD FOL W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 5sec
S237 LOSS OF AIRFLOW (first - W no 0 -9999sec - 1 120sec
value)
S237 LOSS OF AIRFLOW LOA W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 0sec
(second value)
S238 CLOGGED FILTERS CF W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 2sec
S239 HIGH ROOM TEMP HRT W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
S240 LOW ROOM TEMP LRT W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
S241 HIGH ROOM HUM HRH W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
S242 LOW ROOM HUM LRH W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
S243 HIGH AISLE TEMP. HTW W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
WARNING
S244 HIGH AISLE TEMP. HTA W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
ALARM
S245 HIGH AISLE HUMI. HHW W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
WARNING
S246 HIGH AISLE HUMI. HHA W no 0 -9999sec 0 -9999s 1 30sec
ALARM
x EN-DIS - - - - - - -
S236 MAIN FAN OVERLOAD FOL W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S237 LOSS OF AIRFLOW LOA W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S238 CLOGGED FILTERS CF W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S239 HIGH ROOM TEMP HRT W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
S240 LOW ROOM TEMP LRT W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
S241 HIGH ROOM HUM HRH W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
S242 LOW ROOM HUM LRH W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
S243 HIGH AISLE TEMP. HTW W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
WARNING ENABLE Yes
S244 HIGH AISLE TEMP. HTA W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ALARM ENABLE Yes
S245 HIGH AISLE HUMI. HHW W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
WARNING ENABLE Yes
S246 HIGH AISLE HUMI. HHA W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ALARM ENABLE Yes
x TYPE - - - - - - -
S236 MAIN FAN OVERLOAD FOL W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S237 LOSS OF AIRFLOW LOA W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S238 CLOGGED FILTERS CF W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S239 HIGH ROOM TEMP HRT W no WRN WRN - WRN
S240 LOW ROOM TEMP LRT W no WRN WRN - WRN
S241 HIGH ROOM HUM HRH W no WRN WRN - WRN
S242 LOW ROOM HUM LRH W no WRN WRN - WRN
S243 HIGH AISLE TEMP. HTW W no WRN WRN - WRN
WARNING
S244 HIGH AISLE TEMP. HTA W no WRN WRN - WRN
ALARM
S245 HIGH AISLE HUMI. HHW W no WRN WRN - WRN
WARNING
S246 HIGH AISLE HUMI. HHA W no WRN WRN - WRN
ALARM

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S247 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
X DELAY - - - - - - -
S259 EL HEAT HIGH TEMP EHO W no 0-9999sec 0-9999sec 1 5sec
x EN-DIS - - - - - - -
S259 EL HEAT HIGH TEMP EHO W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
x TYPE - - - - - - -
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S260 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
X DELAY - - - - - - -
S262 WORKING HRS WHE W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 0sec
EXCEEDED
S263 SMOKE DETECTED SMO W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S264 WATER UNDER FLOOR WUF W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S265 COND PUMP-HIGH CPH W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
WATER
S266 LOSS OF FLOW LOF W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 5sec
S267 STBY GLYCOL PUMP ON SGP W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S268 STANDBY UNIT ON STB W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S269 HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM HUP W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S270 NO CONN. w/Unit1 NOC W no internal internal - -
S271 UNIT X DISCONNECTED DIS W no internal internal - -
S272 LOSS OF POWER LOP W no internal internal - -
x EN-DIS - - - - - - -
S262 WORKING HRS WHE W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
EXCEEDED ENABLE Yes
S263 SMOKE DETECTED SMO W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S264 WATER UNDER FLOOR WUF W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S265 COND PUMP-HIGH CPH W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
WATER ENABLE Yes
S266 LOSS OF FLOW LOF W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S267 STBY GLYCOL PUMP ON SGP W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S268 STANDBY UNIT ON STB W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S269 HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM HUP W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S270 NO CONN. w/Unit1 NOC W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S271 UNIT X DISCONNECTED DIS W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S272 LOSS OF POWER LOP W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
x TYPE - - - - - - -
S262 WORKING HRS EXC. WHE W no WRN WRN - WRN
S263 SMOKE DETECTED SMO W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S264 WATER UNDER FLOOR WUF W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S265 COND PUMP-HIGH CPH W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
WATER
S266 LOSS OF FLOW LOF W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S267 STBY GLYCOL PUMP ON SGP W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S268 STANDBY UNIT ON STB W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S269 HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM HUP W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S270 NO CONN. w/Unit1 NOC W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S271 UNIT X DISCONNECTED DIS W no WRN WRN - WRN
S272 LOSS OF POWER LOP W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN

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S273 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
X DELAY - - - - - - -
S275 CUSTOMER INPUT 1 CI1 W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S276 CUSTOMER INPUT 2 CI2 W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S277 CUSTOMER INPUT 3 CI3 W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S278 CUSTOMER INPUT 4 CI4 W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S279 CALL SERVICE CS W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S280 HIGH TEMPERATURE HTD W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S281 LOSS OF AIR BLOWER 1 LB1 W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S282 REHEAT LOCKOUT RL W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S283 HUMIDIFIER LOCKOUT HL W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
S284 FC LOCKOUT FCL W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 2sec
X EN-DIS - - - - - - -
S275 CUSTOMER INPUT 1 CI1 W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S276 CUSTOMER INPUT 2 CI2 W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S277 CUSTOMER INPUT 3 CI3 W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S278 CUSTOMER INPUT 4 CI4 W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S279 CALL SERVICE CS W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S280 HIGH TEMPERATURE HTD W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S281 LOSS OF AIR BLOWER 1 LB1 W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S282 REHEAT LOCKOUT RL W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S283 HUMIDIFIER LOCKOUT HL W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S284 FC LOCKOUT FCL W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
X TYPE - - - - - - -
S275 CUSTOMER INPUT 1 CI1 W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S276 CUSTOMER INPUT 2 CI2 W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S277 CUSTOMER INPUT 3 CI3 W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S278 CUSTOMER INPUT 4 CI4 W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S279 CALL SERVICE CS W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S280 HIGH TEMPERATURE HTD W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S281 LOSS OF AIR BLOWER 1 LB1 W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S282 REHEAT LOCKOUT RL W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S283 HUMIDIFIER LOCKOUT HL W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S284 FC LOCKOUT FCL W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN

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S286 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
X DELAY - - - - - - -
S290 NO POWER NOP W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 0sec
S293 EC FAN FAULT EFF W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 20sec
S294 HIGH SUP TEMP HST W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 30sec
S295 LOW SUP TEMP LST W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 30sec
S296 REDUCED ECONOMIZER REA W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 0sec
AIRFLOW
S297 ECO EMERGENCY EMO W no 0-9999sec 0-9999s 1 0sec
OVERRIDE
x EN-DIS - - - - - - -
S290 NO POWER NOP W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S293 EC FAN FAULT EFF W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
ENABLE Yes
S294 HIGH SUP TEMP HST W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
S295 LOW SUP TEMP LST W no DISAB, No, - DISAB
ENABLE Yes
S296 REDUCED ECONOMIZER REA W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
AIRFLOW ENABLE Yes
S297 ECO EMERGENCY EMO W no DISAB, No, - ENABLE
OVERRIDE ENABLE Yes
x TYPE - - - - - - -
S290 NO POWER NOP W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S293 EC FAN FAULT EFF W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - ALM
S294 HIGH SUP TEMP HST W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S295 LOW SUP TEMP LST W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
S296 REDUCED ECONOMIZER REA W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
AIRFLOW
S297 ECO EMERGENCY EMO W no MSG, WRN, ALM MSG, WRN, ALM - WRN
OVERRIDE

3.2.6 S720 iCOM DO Setup (Not used in PCW, Cold Fire Large Display only)
S720 iCOM DO Setup Configures iCOM DO setup.
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S720 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S721 iCOM-DO #0 - R - not connected, - - -
connected
S725 Override #0 - W - No, - 1 -
relay1-relay15

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S731 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S732 Event Description: ID
S733 Cooling Status - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S734 Heating Status - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S735 Humidifying Status - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S736 Dehumidifying Status - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S737 High Temperature - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S738 High Humidity - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S739 Low Temperature - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S740 Low Humidity - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S732 Event Description: Output #
S733 Cooling Status - W - 1-15 - 1 1
S734 Heating Status - W - 1-15 - 1 2
S735 Humidifying Status - W - 1-15 - 1 3
S736 Dehumidifying Status - W - 1-15 - 1 4
S737 High Temperature - W - 1-15 - 1 5
S738 High Humidity - W - 1-15 - 1 6
S739 Low Temperature - W - 1-15 - 1 7
S740 Low Humidity - W - 1-15 - 1 8
S732 Event Description: Status
S733 Cooling Status - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S734 Heating Status - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S735 Humidifying Status - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S736 Dehumidifying Status - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S737 High Temperature - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S738 High Humidity - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S739 Low Temperature - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S740 Low Humidity - R - 0-1 - 1 -

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S742 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S743 Event Description: ID
S744 High Head Pressure C1 - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S745 High Head Pressure C2 - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S746 Loss of Airflow - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S747 Change Filters - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S748 Water Alarm - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S749 Condensing Pump Alarm - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S750 Glycool Status - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S751 Unit On - W - No, 0 - 1 No
S743 Event Description: Output #
S744 High Head Pressure C1 - W - 1-15 - 1 9
S745 High Head Pressure C2 - W - 1-15 - 1 9
S746 Loss of Airflow - W - 1-15 - 1 10
S747 Change Filters - W - 1-15 - 1 11
S748 Water Alarm - W - 1-15 - 1 12
S749 Condensing Pump Alarm - W - 1-15 - 1 13
S750 Glycool Status - W - 1-15 - 1 14
S751 Unit On - W - 1-15 - 1 15
S743 Event Description: Status
S744 High Head Pressure C1 - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S745 High Head Pressure C2 - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S746 Loss of Airflow - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S747 Change Filters - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S748 Water Alarm - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S749 Condensing Pump Alarm - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S750 Glycool Status - R - 0-1 - 1 -
S751 Unit On - R - 0-1 - 1 -

3.2.7 S900 Navigator Board (Cold Fire Large Display only)

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S956 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S957 Refrigerant - W no R22, - - R22
R407C,
R410A
S958 HP2 Sensor 0V= - W no (-)145-725psi - 1 -87psi
(-)10.0-50.0bar 0.1 -6.0bar
S959 HP2 Sensor 10V= - W no (-)145-725psi - 1 435psi
(-)10.0-50.0bar 0.1 30.0bar
S960 Actual HP2 Voltage - R no 0.0-10.0V - 0.1 -

S961 Actual HP2 Pressure - R no (-)145-725psi - 1 -

(-)10.0-50.0bar 0.1
S962 LP2 Sensor 0V= - W no (-)145-725psi - 1 -87psi
(-)10.0-50.0bar 0.1 -6.0bar
S963 LP2 Sensor 10V= - W no (-)145-725psi - 1 435psi
(-)10.0-50.0bar 0.1 30.0bar
S964 Actual LP2 Voltage - R no 0.0-10.0V - 0.1 -

S965 Actual LP2 Pressure - R no (-)145-725psi - 1 -

(-)10.0-50.0bar 0.1
 3.2.8 S600: Sensor Calibration / Setup
S600 Sensor Calibration / Allows calibration of sensors
Setup
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S601 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S602 Return Temperature RTN TEMP W no (-)18.0-18.0°F (-)18.0-18.0°F 0.1 0°F
(THB) (-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S603 Calibrated Return Temp CAL TEMP R no 32.0-122.0°F 32.0-122.0°F 0.1 -
(THB) 0.0-50.0°C 0.0-50.0°C 0.1
S604 Return Humidity RTN HUM W no (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 0.0%

S605 Calibrated Return CAL HUM R no 20.0-80.0% 20.0-80.0% 0.1 -

Humidity
S606 Digiscroll 1 NTC DS1 NTC W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S607 Calibrated Digiscroll 1 CAL DS1 R no 84-313°F 84-313°F 1 -
NTC 29.0-156.0°C 29.0-156.0°C 0.1
S608 Digiscroll 2 NTC DS2 NTC W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S609 Calibrated Digiscroll 2 CAL DS2 R no 84-313°F 84-313°F 1 -
NTC 29.0-156.0°C 29.0-156.0°C 0.1
S610 Outdoor Sensor OUT SNS W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S611 Calibrated Outdoor CAL OUT R no 4-113°F 4-113°F 1 -
Sensor (-)15.0-45.0°C (-)15.0-45.0°C 0.1

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S612 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S613 Optional Sensor A1 TEMP A W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S614 Calibrated Optional CAL A R no 32-122°F 32-122°F 1 -
Sensor A1 0.0-50.0 °C 0.0-50.0 °C 0.1
S615 Optional Sensor A2 HUM A W no (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 0.0%
or or
(-)18.0-18.0°F (-)18.0-18.0°F(%) 0.1 0.0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K(%) 0.1 0.0K
S616 Calibrated Optional CAL A R no 20.0-80.0% 20.0-80.0% 0.1 -
Sensor A2 or or
32.0-122.0°F 32.0-122.0°F(%) 0.1
0.0-50.0 °C 0.0-50.0 °C(%) 0.1
S617 Optional Sensor B Type TYPE B W no TH, TH, - 2T
2T 2T
S618 Optional Sensor B1 TEMP B W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S619 Calibrated Optional CAL B R no 32-122°F 32-122°F 1 -
Sensor B1 0.0-50.0 °C 0.0-50.0 °C 0.1
S620 Optional Sensor B2 HUM B W no (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 0.0%
or or
(-)18.0-18.0°F (-)18.0-18.0°F(%) 0.1 0.0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K(%) 0.1 0.0K
S621 Calibrated Optional CAL B R no 20.0-80.0% 20.0-80.0% 0.1 -
Sensor B2 or or
32.0-122.0°F 32.0-122.0°F(%) 0.1
0.0-50.0 °C 0.0-50.0 °C(%) 0.1
S622 Optional Sensor C Type TYPE C W W no TH, - TH
2T

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S623 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S625 Freecool Sensor FC SNSR W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S626 Calibrated Freecool CAL FC R no 4-113°F 4-113°F 1 -
Sensor (-)15.0-45.0°C (-)15.0-45.0°C 0.1
S628 Supply/Return Sensor SUP TEMP W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
(-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
S629 Calibrated Supply Sensor CAL SUP R no 32-122°F 32-122°F 1 -
or 0.0-50.0°C 0.0-50.0°C 0.1
Calibrated Return Sensor
S630 Offset Optional Sensor TEMP C W no (-)18-18°F (-)18-18°F 1 0°F
C1 or (-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 0.0K
or AMB TEMP
Offset Outdoor
Temperature
S631 Calibrated Optional CAL C R no 32-122°F 32-122°F 1 -
Sensor C1 or 0.0-50.0°C 0.0-50.0°C 0.1
or CAL AMBT
Calibrated Outdoor
Temperature
S632 Offset Optional Sensor HUM C W no (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 0.0%
C2 or or or
or AMB HUM (-)18.0-18.0°F (-)18.0-18.0°F(%) 0.1 0.0°F
Offset Outdoor Humidity (-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K(%) 0.1 0.0K
S633 Calibrated Optional CAL C R no 20.0-80.0% 20.0-80.0% 0.1 -
Sensor C2 or or or
or CAL AMBH 32.0-122.0°F 32.0-122.0°F(%) 0.1
Calibrated Outdoor 0.0-50.0 °C 0.0-50.0 °C(%) 0.1
Humidity

3.2.9 SA00: Economizer

SA00 Economizer Economizer function control
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SA01 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SA02 Enable Economizer ECO EN W no No, No, - No
Yes, Yes,
Remote Rem
SA04 Humidity Ratio (Status) RAT STAT R no OK, OK, - -
NOK NOK
SA04 Humidity Ratio (Min) RAT MIN W no 2.0-30.0g/k 2.0-30.0gk 0.1 6.0%
SA04 Humidity Ratio (Act) RAT ACT R no 2.0-30.0g/k 2.0-30.0gk 0.1 -
SA04 Humidity Ratio (Max) RAT MAX W no 2.0-30.0g/k 2.0-30.0gk 0.1 10.2%
SA05 Wet Bulb Temp (Status) WET STAT R no OK, OK, - -
NOK NOK
SA05 Wet Bulb Temp (Min) WET MIN W no 32-86°F 32-86°F 1 46°F
0.0-30.0°C 0.0-30.0°C 0.1 8.0°C
SA05 Wet Bulb Temp (Act) WET ACT R no 32-86°F 32-86°F 1 -
0.0-30.0°C 0.0-30.0°C 0.1
SA05 Wet Bulb Temp (Max) - - - - - - -
SA06 Outdoor Temp (Status) OUT STAT R no OK, OK, - -
NOK NOK
SA06 Outdoor Temp (Min) - - - - - - -
SA06 Outdoor Temp (Act) OUT ACT R no 32-86°F 32-86°F 1 -
0.0-30.0°C 0.0-30.0°C 0.1
SA06 Outdoor Temp (Max) - - - - - - -
SA07 Stop ECO at Setpoint + STOPECO+ W no 2-180°F 2-180°F 1 20°F
1.0-99.9K 1.0-99.9K 0.1 11.1°C
SA08 Economizer Mode ECO ON R no Off, Off, - -
On On
SA09 Dewpoint (calculated) DEWPOINT R no °F, °F, 1 -
°C °C 0.1
SA10 Economizer Override At OVRD AT W no 34-210°F 34-210°F 1 113°F
1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 45.0°C
SA11 Delay After Fan Start DELAY W no 0-99min 0-99 1 5min

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SA12 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SA13 Outdoor Air Sensor OUT TEMP R no °F °F 1 -
Temperature °C °C 0.1
SA14 Outdoor Air Sensor OUT HUMI R no % % 0.1 -
Humidity
SA15 Outdoor Air Pressure OUT PRES W no 100.0-1200.0hPa 100-1200hP 0.1 1013.2hPa
SA16 Saturation Pressure SAT PR W R no hPa hP 0.1 -
WaterVapor
SA17 Saturation Pressure Ice SAT PR I R no hPa hP 0.1 -
SA18 Partial Pressure (Water PA PRES R no hPa hP 0.1 -
Vapor)
SA19 Volume Mixture Ratio V MIX RAT R no ppm pp 0.1 -
(ppm/Vol)
SA20 Humidity Ratio (g/kg HUMI RAT R no g/k gk 0.1 -
wet)
SA21 Wet Bulb Temperature WET BULB R no °F, °F, 1 -
°C °C 0.1

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SA23 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SA24 Return Damper Open RET OPEN W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 1 0.0V
0.1
SA25 Return Damper Closed RET CLOS W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 1 10.0V
0.1
SA26 Return Damper RET MIN W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 15%
Minimum Limit At
SA27 Outdoor Damper Open OUT OPEN W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 1 10.0V
0.1
SA28 Outdoor Damper Closed OUT CLOS W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 1 0.0V
0.1
SA29 Outdoor Damper OUT POS R no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -
Position
SA30 Return Damper Position RET POS R no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -
SA31 Enable Digital Outputs ECO DIG W no No, No, - Yes
Yes Yes
SA32 Damper Runtime DAM RUN W no 30-500sec 30-500s 1 165sec
SA33 Pause Time DAM PAU W no 1-20sec 1-20s 1 5sec

3.2.10 S800: System / Network Setup

S800 System / Network Allows set-up of unit to unit (U2U) communications for multiple units
Setup
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S801 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S802 Number of Connected # UNITS W no 1-32 1-32 1 1
Units
The parameter defines the number of devices connected. Up to 32 units (control boards) + up to 32 Displays with System view (Large Coldfire
Display, Small Coldfire Display) can be connected together using the Global Bus Protocol.
The connection physically is done using standard CAT5 Ethernet cables.
2 devices (2 units or 1 unit + 1 CF Display can be connected directly using a crossed Ethernet cable, multiple units are interconnected using a switch
or a hub.
S803 Teamwork Mode TEAMWORK W no No, 1, 2 No, 1, 2 - No

Groups of units, connected to a network, can be selected to work together in 3 teamwork modes:

No Teamwork: All units are working independently. No values or sensors are shared (except the outdoor temperature sensor, if present).
Standby function + unit rotation is possible; cascading is not possible in that configuration.
The unit controls cooling/heating and hum/dehum by calculating the deviation between actual setpoint and return air temperature/humidity,
creating 2 values from -100 to + 100%, (one for temperature control, the other one for humidity control) where 0 deviation means the value is on
the setpoint. According to the type of unit and options installed (single compressor, double compressor etc.) the resources are started and stopped
on this -100 / + 100% deviation line.

Teamwork Mode 1
In this teamwork mode most of parameters are shared (see list of parameters table); if set in any of the units, all other units will follow with the
same settings.
Return temperature and humidity of all units in operation (fan on) are averaged (from unit #1) and used for control.
Unit #1 calculates the system deviation and sends the relative parts of the proportional band to the units, which start the requested operations.
The width of the proportional band in multiple unit configuration is shown as normal, but internally unit #1, which sends the requests to the other
units, multiplies the width by the number of available units internally.
The number of available units is calculated like:
a) In no standby configuration: all units with fan on
b) In typical standby function (no cascade): all units with fan on
c) In cascade mode: all units that could operate (no alarm which forces the unit to switch off, unit not switched off etc.)

Working principle for 2 units:

System proportional band System Deviation: 60%

heating cooling
- temp. + temp.
- 100% 1/2 Proportional Band 0% 1/2 Proportional Band + 100%
Setpoint

Unit 1 Deviation: 100% Unit 2 Deviation: 20%

cooling cooling

+ temp. + temp.
0% 1/2 Proportional Band + 100% 0% 1/2 Proportional Band + 100%
Setpoint Setpoint

Teamwork 1 working principle

Teamwork Mode 2
In teamwork mode 2 all parameters are shared equal to mode 1, and the master units defines, using the averages, if there is a cooling, heating,
dehum or hum request.
If there is a cooling request, all units are released to start cooling resources according their own temperatures; heating is disabled for all units –
and vice versa. Same for humidity control.
Teamwork mode 2 is mainly designed to avoid “fighting” of units within a group.

S809 Configuration Safe CS STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -

Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
S809 Configuration Safe CS CTRL W no No, Save, No, Save, - No
Load Load
S810 Network Safe NW STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
S810 Network Safe NW CTRL W no No, Save, No, Save, - No
Load Load
S811 SW Version SW# R no String String - -

Shows the Software Version.

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S812 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S813 IP Address IP #1-IP #4 W no IP Range IP Range 1 -

IP Address: need to be unique inside the network, to be requested from the IT responsible when the group shall be connected into a company
network. If a private network is used (no connection to the outside) the standard numbers can be used: 192.168.254.001 to 192.168.254.254. The
first 3 sets of numbers must be the same within the network, the 4th set of numbers must be unique for each board / display.
S814 Netmask NM #1-NM #4 W no Netmask Netmask 1 -
Range Range
Netmask: to be requested from the IT responsible when the group shall be connected into a company network. If a private network is used (no
connection to the outside) the standard numbers can be used: 255.255.255.000 for ALL boards / displays inside the network.
S815 Gateway GW #1-GW #4 W no Gateway Gateway 1 -
Range Range
Gateway: to be requested from the IT responsible when the group shall be connected into a company network. If a private network is used (no
connection to the outside) the standard numbers can be used: 192.168.1.55 for ALL boards / displays inside the network.
S816 MAC MAC R no MAC Range MAC Range 1 -

MAC: a MAC address is already preset from the manufacturer and is a worldwide unique network address which usually must not be changed. Only
in case of duplication inside the network the MAC ID shall be changed to avoid duplicate numbers.
S817 U2U Protocol U2U PROT W no GBP GBP - GBP

U2U protocol defines the communication protocol and in the PA it is always GBP (Global Bus Protocol).

S818 U2U Address U2U ADD W no 33-64 33-64 1 -

U2U Address: this address defines the ID number of the board / display inside the network.
Boards: address range: 1 – 32 (needs to be addressed consecutively, starting with 1, no duplication)
Displays: address range: 33 – 64 (choose any number, no duplication)
S819 U2U Group U2U GRP W no 1-99 1-99 1 -

U2U Group: usually all units, connected to the same network are belonging together and need to follow the rules of the above mentioned address
system. If within the same network / switch / hub units belonging to several groups (rooms) are connected together, but without any relation
between the groups, the group parameter would allow to divide the various units into groups of units, whereas a unit or display of group 1 has no
logical connection to a unit / display of another group, even if connected to the same network / switch / hub.
S821 Bootloader Variables BL STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
S821 Bootloader Variables BL CTRL W no No, No, - No
Save+Reboot S+R
Save + Reboot command saves the bootloader variables and restarts the device.

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S823 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S824 Monitoring Address MON ADD W no 1-99 1-99 1 3

Defines the monitoring identification number.

S825 Monitoring Timeout MON T.O. R no Yes, No Yes, No 1 No

When the ‘’BMS Disconnected’’ Warning is not active the Monitoring Timeout is set automatically to no, and it is set to yes if the warning is active.
For reset the warning must be put the Monitoring Handshake to a value different to 0 and than restore the value to 0.

S825 Monitoring Handshake MON H.S. W no 0-120 0-120m 1 0

The iCOM application incorporates a remote communication timer which allows it to determine if communication from a remote management
system has failed. This timer consists of an internal event called "BMS Disconnected" (Type: Warning). This event will be true if a remote
management system has not reset the timer within a specified time period, in minutes. The default status of the Remote Communication Timer is
zero (0). The value in the timer is the number of minutes until the timer event will become true. For example, if a remote management system
sets the Remote Communication Timer to 5, then iCOM controller will wait for 5 minutes until the Remote Communication Timer Expired event
becomes true.
S827 Unit Name - W no 6 digits 6 digits - UNIT

This parameter allows to change the name to the device (max 6 digits).
S831 Configuration Safe CS STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
Status of configurationsafe .xml.
S831 Configuration Safe CS CTRL W no No, Save, No, Save, - No
Load Load
To safe the actual configuration into the configurationsafe .xml; or to load from an existing configurationsafe .xml.
S832 Network Safe NW STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
Status of networksafe .xml.
S832 Network Safe NW CTRL W no No, Save, No, Save, - No
Load Load
To safe the actual configuration into the networksafe .xml; or to load from an existing networksafe .xml.
S833 SW Version SW# R no String String - -
Shows the Software Version.
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S834 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S835 Monitoring Protocol MON PROT W no No, Velocity, No, Vlcty, - -
Hironet, IGM HN, IGM
Defines the monitoring protocol type.
S836 IP Address IP #1-IP #4 W no IP Range IP Range 1 -
IP Address: need to be unique inside the network, to be requested from the IT responsible when the group shall be connected into a company
network. If a private network is used (no connection to the outside) the standard numbers can be used: 192.168.254.001 to 192.168.254.254. The
first 3 sets of numbers must be the same within the network, the 4th set of numbers must be unique for each board / display.
S837 Netmask NM #1-NM #4 W no Netmask Netmask 1 -
Range Range
Netmask: to be requested from the IT responsible when the group shall be connected into a company network. If a private network is used (no
connection to the outside) the standard numbers can be used: 255.255.255.000 for ALL boards / displays inside the network.
S838 Gateway GW #1-GW #4 W no Gateway Gateway 1 -
Range Range
Gateway: to be requested from the IT responsible when the group shall be connected into a company network. If a private network is used (no
connection to the outside) the standard numbers can be used: 192.168.1.55 for ALL boards / displays inside the network.
S839 MAC MAC R no MAC Range MAC Range 1 -

MAC: a MAC address is already preset from the manufacturer and is a worldwide unique network address which usually must not be changed. Only
in case of duplication inside the network the MAC ID shall be changed to avoid duplicate numbers.
S840 U2U Protocol U2U PROT W no GBP GBP - GBP

U2U protocol defines the communication protocol and in the PA it is always GBP (Global Bus Protocol).
S841 U2U Address U2U ADD W no 1-32 1-32 1 -
U2U Address: this address defines the ID number of the board / display inside the network.
Boards: address range: 1 – 32 (needs to be addressed consecutively, starting with 1, no duplication)
Displays: address range: 33 – 64 (choose any number, no duplication)
S842 U2U Group U2U GRP W no 1-99 1-99 1 -
U2U Group: usually all units, connected to the same network are belonging together and need to follow the rules of the above mentioned address
system. If within the same network / switch / hub units belonging to several groups (rooms) are connected together, but without any relation
between the groups, the group parameter would allow to divide the various units into groups of units, whereas a unit or display of group 1 has no
logical connection to a unit / display of another group, even if connected to the same network / switch / hub.
S843 Bootloader Variables BL STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
Shows the status of the bootloader status. As soon as such a parameter was changed, the status will show ‘’changed’’.
S843 Bootloader Variables BL CTRL W no No, No, - No
Save+Reboot S+R
To activate changes done on the bootloader variable the device needs to rebooted using the ‘’save + reboot’’ command.
S844 Static RAM SR STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, OK, Inval, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
S844 Static RAM SR CTRL W no No, No, - No
Clear+Reboot C+R
To ‘’clear + reboot’’ allows to empty the static ram and to reboot the board.

3.2.11 S400: Options Setup

S400 Options Setup Set component operations (compressor, heaters, etc.), threshold and time delay
settings...
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S401 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
When the compressor starts, the low-pressure value is ignored for a selected period of time (S403 Low Pressure Alarm Delay). This time is usually
set to 3 minutes on air-cooled units, and to 0 minutes on water-cooled units.
S404 Electric Stages EL HEAT W no HW/HG+1R, WGR, 1 0
0,1,2,3 0,1,2,3
If S404 Electric Stages is “2”, the 1st step of heaters is the one with less working hours.
There is no rotation during heaters operation, only if both are off and a heater is requested, this rule takes place.
S405 Hot Water Heat On/Off HW HEAT W no No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Hot Water output enabled.
S406 Total Heat Stages ALL HEAT R No 0,1,2,3 0,1,2,3 1 -

The heating proportional band is divided into 3 equal parts which represent the steps programmed.
S407 LWD Connected LWDconn W No No, No, - No
 Yes Yes
S408 Valve Control V_CTRL W no Time, Time, - Time
Feedback Feedb
S409 3P Actuator Runtime 3P RUN W no 30-500sec 30-500s 1 170sec

The 3P actuators are used for cooling (Chilled water or Freecooling), valves or dampers. They are driven through 2 digital outputs: open and close.
S410 3P Actuator Direction 3P DIR W no Direct, DIR, - Direct
Reverse REV
The S410 3P Actuator Direction defines if the valve/damper works in direct or reverse mode (the outputs are exchanged when the parameter is
changed from direct to reverse: ex open will be close, and ex close will be open).
S411 Loss of Flow CFC LOF THRH W no 0-30% 0-30% - 10%
Threshold
Loss of Flow event (customer input) is disabled on CW unit when the call for cooling for CW is lower than what is set in S411 "Loss of Flow CFC
Threshold". It is disabled on DX unit when no compressors are ON when the input is active

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S412 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S413 Humidification Enabled HUM ENAB W no No, Yes No, Yes - Yes

The S413 Humidification Enabled parameter allows enabling / disabling the humidifier function w/o the need to remove fuses or cheat other
settings to achieve no start of the humidifier.
S414 Infrared Flush Rate IR FLUSH W No 110-500% 110-500% 1 150%

S415 Humidifier Steam Rate HUMSTEAM W No 0-100% 0-100% 1 50%

When set to 100% the humidifier will produce the nominal amount of steam, if set to a lower value the humidifier will produce less steam
according the setting. This is valid for both operating modes: ON-Off and proportional.
S416 Humidifier Control HUMCONT W No On-Off, OnOff, - On-Off
Proportional Prop
The control behavior of the humidifier: hen set to ON/OFF the humidifier will start at the left-end of humidity proportional band at its maximum
capacity (defined with STEAM RATE) and stop when the room humidity Setpoint is reached.
When set to proportional, the steam output will be proportional to the deviation of return air humidity from room humidity Setpoint.
S417 Humidifier Bottle Flush HUM.TIME W No 5-30sec 5-30s 1 5sec
Time
S418 Humidifier Bottle Manual HUM.MAN V No No, No, - No
Flush Yes Yes
S419 Dehumidification DEHUM EN W No No, No, - Yes
Enabled Yes Yes
The Dehum Enabled parameter allows enabling / disabling the dehumidification function w/o the need to remove fuses or cheat other settings to
achieve no start of dehumidification.
S419 Dehun Fan Ctrl DEH FAN W No No, No, - Yes
Yes Yes
If it is set to “Yes” the fan will operate at the speed set on S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” in case of call for dehumidification. If it is set to “No” the fan
will operate at the S148 "VSD Setpoint STD" speed when there is a call for dehumidification. This function is available only if the parameter S146
"VSD Fanspeed" is set to “Manual”.
S420 Auto Restart Enabled REST EN W no No, No, - Yes
Yes Yes
Enable the S421 (Single unit Auto restart)
S421 Single Unit Auto Restart RESTART W no 0-999sec 0-999s 1 5sec

The time delay, in seconds, between the power on and the start of the unit. NOTE: Each unit multiplies the time with its iCOM ID Number.
S422 On-Off Enabled ONOFF EN W no No, No, - Yes
Yes Yes
“YES” to accept the ON/OFF command from a connected display.

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S423 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S424 CW Flush CW FLUSH W No 0-99hrs 0-99hr 1 0hrs

Every selected number of hours, the CW valve is opened at 100% for a time (min.) defined into the Factory Settings, page 4 and 5. This is to mix the
water. 0 = disabled
S425 Freecooling Flush FC FLUSH W no 0-99hrs 0-99hr 1 0hrs

Every selected number of hours, the Freecooling valve is opened at 100% for a time (min.) defined into the Factory Settings, page 4 and 5. This is to
mix the water. 0 = disabled
S426 Hot Water Flush HW FLUSH W no 0-99hrs 0-99hr 1 0hrs
Every selected number of hours, the Hot Water valve is opened at 100% for a time (min.) defined into the Factory Settings, page 4 and 5. This is to
mix the water. 0 = disabled

S427 Ball Valve Setpoint Offset BALL OFF W no +0.0-+4.8bar +0.0-+4.8br 0.1 +2.1bar
+0-+70psi +0-+70pa 1 +30psi
S428 Heaters output as HEAT AS W No OFF,LQT, FCF, LQT, FCF, CHF, - OFF
CHF, LTA, HTA LTA, HTA
In case the total heat stages = 0, the related digital outputs can be used for alternative purpose:

Set Out 1 activates on Out 2 activates on

LQT 105 WATER UNDER FLOOR 018 HIGH ROOM TEMP
065 LWD SENSOR FAIL 019 LOW ROOM TEMP
FCF 001 COMP 1 HIGH PRESSURE 007 LOSS OF AIRFLOW
002 COMP 1 LOW PRESSURE
071 COMP 1 OVERLOAD
001 COMP 2 HIGH PRESSURE
058 COMP 2 LOW PRESSURE
059 COMP 2 OVERLOAD
CHF 001 COMP 1 HIGH PRESSURE 086 HUMIDIFIER PROBLEM
002 COMP 1 LOW PRESSURE 149 HUMIDIFIER LOW AMPS
071 COMP 1 OVERLOAD 152 HUMIDIFIER HIGH AMPS
001 COMP 2 HIGH PRESSURE 153 HUMIDIFIER LOW WATER
058 COMP 2 LOW PRESSURE 177 HUMIDIFIER CYLINDER WORN
059 COMP 2 OVERLOAD
LTA 019 LOW ROOM TEMP 022 HIGH AISLE TEMPERATURE (Warning)
HTA 018 HIGH ROOM TEMP 023 HIGH AISLE TEMPERATURE (Alarm)

The outputs are normally ON. They are de-activated (OFF) as soon as one of the listed events are active.

S429 CW Valve Control CW CTRL W no Single, Singl, - Single

2 Parallel, 2 Par,
2 Alternate, 2 Alt,
2 Cascade 2 Cas
S430 Main Valve MAIN V W no 1, 1, - 1
2 2
S431 Auto Valve Rotation VALV ROT W no Disabled No, - Disabled
Enabled, Yes
S432 Valve Rotation Hour VALV TIM W no 0-23 0-23 1 10
S433 Dehum Operation DEHUM OP W no Single, Singl, - Single
2 Parallel, 2 Par,
2 Alternate, 2 Alt,
2 Cascade 2 Cas

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S434 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S435 Minimu CW Valve CW OPEN W no 0-50% 0-50% 1 0%
Opening
It defines the minimum CW valve opening position when, unit is ON.
S436 DX-CW Overlap DX-CW W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
It enables the DX-CW Overlapping function.
S437 DX-CW Overlap Time DX-CW T W No 0-500sec 0-500sec 1 0sec
It defines the length of DX-CW Overlapping time.
S438 Max Overlap Activations DX-CW A W no 2-6 2-6 1 6
It defines the maximum number of DX-CW Overlapping function activation, within one hour. The event 237 “Check Chilled Water System” is
activated when the number of activation exceeds the limit; In such condition control disables the use of freecooling. The number of function
activation is automatically set to zero when, the event is reset or after one hour, if the limit is not reached or when unit is set to OFF.
S439 CW Valve Reset CW RESET W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
It enables or disables the CW valve reset function. If it is set to Disabled the control will not perform a valve reset, the valve will be reset only in
case of fan off. If it is set to Enabled the CW valve reset function works as standard.
S440 Freecooling On Delay FC ON D W no 0-300sec 0-600sec 1 60sec
It defines the minimum condition time before to enable the use of freecooling.
S441 Stop Fc at Setpoint by STOP FC W No Return, Ret, - Return
Supply, Sup,
Aisle Ais
It defines which temperature, Return, Supply or Aisle, has to be considered by control on “Stop Fc at Setpoint” function management.
S442 Stop Fc at Setpoint Delay STOP DEL W no 0-300sec 0-600sec 1 60sec
It defines the delay considered by control before stopping the freecooling operating mode when, the temperature is higher than the limit.
S443 High CW Temperature HI CW D W No 0-60sec 0-60sec 1 2sec
Delay
It defines the delay considered by control before disabling the DX-CW Overlapping function. On such condition control keeps active (if ON) the
compressor even if there are conditions to use the freecooling (indication of _S372 “Status Min CW” = “Act”).
S444 High CW Temperature HI CW R W no 0-60sec 0-60sec 1 2sec
Reset
It defines the delay considered by control before enabling the DX-CW Overlapping function (indication of _S372 “Status Min CW” = “Off”).

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S445 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S447 Analog Input 1: (Measure - W no Factory Std, - - Factory Std
Type) Not Config,
not used,
Air Pres 1,
Air Pres 2,
Air Pres 3,
Air Pres 4,
Pressure 1,
Pressure 2,
Pressure 3,
Pressure 4,
Temp 1,
Temp 2,
Temp 3,
Temp 4,
Percent 1,
Percent 2,
Percent 3,
Percent 4
S447 Analog Input 1: - W no 0-5V, - - 0-5V
(Precision) 0-10V,
Invalid,
Invalid,
Invalid,
Invalid
S448 Analog Input 2: (Measure - W no See Analog Input - - Factory Std
Type) 1: (Measure
Type)
S448 Analog Input 2: - W no See Analog Input - - 0-5V
(Precision) 1: (Precision)
S449 Analog Input 3: (Measure - W no See Analog Input - - Factory Std
Type) 1: (Measure
Type)
S449 Analog Input 3: - W no See Analog Input - - 0-5V
(Precision) 1: (Precision)
S450 Analog Input 4: (Measure - W no See Analog Input - - Factory Std
Type) 1: (Measure
Type)
S450 Analog Input 4: - W no See Analog Input - - 0-5V
(Precision) 1: (Precision)
S452 Units System for Custom - W no Metric, - - Metric
Inputs English

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S456 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S457 Analog Input 1 Start - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
Point
S457 Analog Input 1 Units - W no °C, - - -
bar,
Pas,
%,
°F,
PSI,
inWG
S457 Analog Input 1 Start - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
 Point
Not used in PCW units.
S458 Analog Input 1 End Point - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
S458 Analog Input 1 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S458 Analog Input 1 End Point - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Not used in PCW units.
S459 Analog Input 2 Start - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
Point
S459 Analog Input 2 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S459 Analog Input 2 Start - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Point
Not used in PCW units.
S460 Analog Input 2 End Point - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
S460 Analog Input 2 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S460 Analog Input 2 End Point - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Not used in PCW units.
S461 Analog Input 3 Start - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
Point
S461 Analog Input 3 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S461 Analog Input 3 Start - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Point
Not used in PCW units.
S462 Analog Input 3 End Point - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
S462 Analog Input 3 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S462 Analog Input 3 End Point - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Not used in PCW units.
S463 Analog Input 4 Start - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
Point
S463 Analog Input 4 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S463 Analog Input 4 Start - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Point
Not used in PCW units.
S464 Analog Input 4 End Point - W no (-)320.00-320.00 - - -
S464 Analog Input 4 Units - W no See Analog Input - - -
1 Units
S464 Analog Input 4 End Point - W no 0.0-10.0V - - -
Not used in PCW units.

3.2.12 SB00: Aisle Setup

SB00 Aisle Setup Allows set-up for cold aisle control
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SB01 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SB02 Aisle Control Enabled AISLE EN W Yes No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables or disables the cold aisle function.
Note: The Cold Aisle function can be enabled only if the Teamwork parameter is set to 1.
SB03 Temperature Setpoint TEMP SET W Yes 5.0-40.0°C 5.0-40.0°C 0.1 23.0°C
Defines the required temperature value inside the cold aisle.
SB04 Temperature P-BAND W Yes 2.2-30.0°C 2.2-30.0°C 0.1 3.0°C
Proportional Band
Defines the range of temperature used by the cold aisle function to manage the units.
SB05 Temperature Integration INT.TIME W Yes No, No, 1 No
Time 1-15min 1-15min
Defines the integration factor applied by the control on cold aisle temperature deviation.
SB06 Temperature Controlled TEMP.BY W Yes Highest, High, - Highest
by Average Ave
Defines the temperature control mode:
• Average: the average of all enabled THB sensors is used
• Highest: the highest value of all enabled THB sensor is used
Note: System uses the value of all enabled and available sensor without consider the status of unit.
SB07 Humidity Setpoint HUM SET W Yes 1-80% 1-80% 1 50
Defines the humidity of the air desired in the room.
SB08 Humidity Proportional P-BAND W Yes 1-20% 1-20% 1 10
Band
The Humidity Proportional Band is divided in two parts: equal size for humidification and dehumidification. In the center there is the Humidity
Setpoint.
SB09 Humidity Integration INT.TIME W Yes No, No, 1 No
Time 1-15min 1-15min
The integration factor doubles the actual, real deviation from the Setpoint within the selected time. This will force Hum / Dehum to add more steps
to reach the Setpoint.
SB10 Humidity Controlled by HUM.BY W Yes Highest, High, - Highest
Average Ave
Defines the humidity control mode:
• Average: the average of all enabled THB sensors is used
• Highest: the highest value of all enabled THB sensor is used
Note: System uses the value of all enabled and available sensor without consider the status of unit.
SB11 Sensor Visualization SENSOR W No Return, Ret, - Return
(System) Aisle Ais
Defines which sensors return or aisle to show in the system main page. If aisle option is selected the cold aisle icons are shown.

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SB12 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SB13 Cascade Control CASCADE W Yes Mode 1, MOD 1 - Mode 1
Mode 2 MOD 2
Enables and defines the units cascade control mode:
• Mode 1: the maximum speed of fan is limited to the SB19 parameter setting, the required standby units are added, step by step, if
the current speed request is higher than the limit set and, such condition persists for the time delay set with the SB15 parameter.
Fans are allowed to run at maximum speed (SB18) after that all required standby units have been activated. Control applies the
limit (SB19) again when the current speed request is lower than the SB19 limit. The added units are removed step by step when,
the speed of fan is at minimum value, the cold aisle temperature is lower than setpoint and, such condition persists for the time
delay set with the SB16 parameter.
• Mode 2: as per Mode 1 with the difference that the speed of fans is modulated from SB17 to SB18 parameters settings.
Note: Humidity control is performed by the active units only; units are activated / deactivated in accordance with the temperature deviation only.
Note: All units drive the fan using the value calculated by this function.
SB14 Cascade Units Number CASC NR W Yes No, No, 1 No
1-31 1-31
Defines the number of standby units (defined with the S502 parameter) which can be used by the Cascade Control Type function.
SB15 Unit ON Delay TIME ON W Yes 1-60min 1-60min 1 10min
Defines the minimum condition time considered by the control before to active one of the standby unit.
SB16 Unit OFF Delay TIME OFF W Yes 1-60min 1-60min 1 30min
Defines the minimum condition time considered by the control before to setback to standby one of the activated unit.
SB17 VSD Fanspeed Min VSD MIN W Yes 30-50% 30-50% 1 30%
Defines the minimum speed of fan.
SB18 VSD Fanspeed Max VSD MAX W Yes 50-100% 50-100% 1 80%
Defines the maximum speed of fan.
SB19 Cascade VSD Limit VSD CASC W Yes 30-100% 30-100% 1 40%
Define the limit of fan speed used by the control Mode 1 and 2.
SB20 Cascade Status CASC R YES Deactivated, Dact, - -
Activated Act
Indicates if the cascade function is activated or deactivated (read only).
SB21 Cascade Counter COUNT R YES 1-32 1-32 - -
Indicated the number of the standby units (read only).

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SB23 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SB24 Temperature Limits TEMP-LIM W Yes No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the high temperature limits managed by the THB sensor located inside the cold aisle.
Note: this parameter is automatically set to Disabled and hidden when the SB02 parameter is set to No.
SB25 High Temperature TEMP.WA W Yes 1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 30°C
Warning
Defines the first temperature limit. The 022 ΗΤ1 (High Aisle Temperature) warning event is activated when such limit is reached.
The event is automatically reset when the temperature drops 2.0°C below the limit set.
Note: Standby units are activated only if the S509 parameter is enabled.
Note: The warning condition is ignored for a time of 1 minute when the system is activated (ON), the minimum condition time, after the initial one,
is defined by the S243 parameter setting.
SB26 High Temperature Alarm TEMP.AL W Yes 1.0-99.0°C 1.0-99.0°C 0.1 35°C
Defines the second temperature limit. The 023 ΗΤ2 (High Aisle Temperature) alarm event is activated when such limit is reached.
Note: standby units are always activated.
Note: the warning condition is ignored for a time of 1 minute when the system is activated (ON), the minimum condition time, after the initial one,
is defined by the S244 parameter setting.
SB27 Humidity Limits HUM.LIM W Yes No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the high humidity limits managed by the THB sensor located inside the cold aisle.
Note: this parameter is automatically set to Disabled and hidden when the SB02 parameter is set to No.
SB28 High Humidity Warning HUM.WA W Yes 1.0-99.0% 1.0-99.0% 0.1 75%
Defines the first high humidity limit. The 024 ΗΗ1 (High Aisle Humidity) warning event is activated when the limit is reached.
The event is automatically reset when the humidity drops 3% below the limit set.
Note: The warning condition is ignored for a time of 1 minute when the system is activated (ON), the minimum condition time, after the initial one,
is defined by the S245 parameter setting.
SB29 High Humidity Alarm HUM.AL W Yes 1.0-99.0% 1.0-99.0% 0.1 80%
Defines the second high humidity limit. The 025 ΗΗ2 (High Aisle Humidity) alarm event is activated when the limit is reached.
Note: The warning condition is ignored for a time of 1 minute when the system is activated (ON), the minimum condition time, after the initial one,
is defined by the S246 parameter setting.

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SB34 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SB35 Remote THB 1 Enabled THB 1 EN W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the use of sensor 1.
SB36 Remote THB 1 THB1 SET W No (-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 -
Sensor 1 calibration.
SB37 Calibrated Remote THB 1 THB 1 R No (-)100.0-100.0°C (-)100.0-100.0°C 0.1 -
Actual Aisle Temperature 1 value.
SB38 Remote THB 2 Enabled THB 2 EN W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the use of sensor 2.
SB39 Remote THB 2 THB2 SET W No (-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 -
Sensor 2 calibration.
SB40 Calibrated Remote THB 2 THB 2 R No (-)100.0-100.0°C (-)100.0-100.0°C 0.1 -
Actual Aisle Temperature 2 value.
SB41 Remote THB 3 Enabled THB 3 EN W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the use of sensor 3.
SB42 Remote THB 3 THB3 SET W No (-)9.9-9.9K (-)9.9-9.9K 0.1 -
Sensor 3 calibration.
SB43 Calibrated Remote THB 3 THB 3 R No (-)100.0-100.0°C (-)100.0-100.0°C 0.1 -
Actual Aisle Temperature 3 value.
SB44 Value Sent to Master THB T R No (-)100.0-100.0°C (-)100.0-100.0°C 0.1 -
Represents the temperature value (of enabled THB sensors) used by control in according with the SB06 parameter setting.

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SB45 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SB46 Remote THB 1 Enabled THB 1 EN W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the use of sensor 1.
SB47 Remote THB 1 THB1 SET W No (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 -
Sensor 1 calibration.
SB48 Calibrated Remote THB 1 THB 1 R No (-)100.0-100.0% (-)100.0-100.0% 0.1 -
Actual Aisle Humidity 1 value.
SB49 Remote THB 2 Enabled THB 2 EN W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the use of sensor 2.
SB50 Remote THB 2 THB2 SET W No (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 -
Sensor 2 calibration.
SB51 Calibrated Remote THB 2 THB 2 R No (-)100.0-100.0% (-)100.0-100.0% 0.1 -
Actual Aisle Humidity 2 value.
SB52 Remote THB 3 Enabled THB 3 EN W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enables the use of sensor 3.
SB53 Remote THB 3 THB3 SET W No (-)9.9-9.9% (-)9.9-9.9% 0.1 -
Sensor 3 calibration.
SB54 Calibrated Remote THB 3 THB 3 R No (-)100.0-100.0% (-)100.0-100.0% 0.1 -
Actual Aisle Humidity 3 value.
SB55 Value Sent to Master THB H R No (-)100.0-100.0% (-)100.0-100.0% 0.1 -
Represents the humidity value (of enabled THB sensors) used by control in according with the SB10 parameter setting.

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SB56 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
SB57 Damper Control DAMPER W No No, No, - No
Yes Yes
Enable the use of the damper; fan is activated after that the damper is completely open.
SB58 Damper Feedback Input FEEDBACK W No NO, NO, - NO
as NC NC
Defines which has to be the status of input when the damper is completely open.
If the status of such input does not match with the position requested the 073 ΠΟΣ (Wrong Damper Position) event is activated.
Note: Unit is forced OFF when the event is activated.
Note: Control checks the status of input when unit is On as well as is Off (input has to be in opposite status when unit is Off).
SB59 Damper Running Time RUN TIME R No 30-180sec 30-180sec 1 60sec
Defines the damper running time. The value set is used by control to define the delay on 073 ΠΟΣ event activation.
Note: Control automatically adds 30 seconds to the value set.
SB60 Fan and Cooling 100% by FAN.COOL W No No, No, - No
User Yes Yes
If enabled the user input 1 is automatically set to “C-Input 1”. Fan and cooling is forced to 100% when the related input is active.
SB61 Sensor Visualization SENSOR W No Return, Ret, - Return
(Unit) Aisle Ais
Defines which sensors return or aisle to show in the unit main page. If aisle option is selected the cold aisle icons are shown.

3.2.13 S700: Service Contact Info

S700 Service Contact Info Service contact phone number, e-mail, pager and website to be entered and
edited in this menu
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S701 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
S702 Country Country W - None, NONE, - United States
Austria, AUSTRIA,
Switzerland D, SWISS D,
Switzerland F, SWISS F,
Benelux D, BENELUX D,
Benelux FL, BENEL.FL,
Germany, GERMANY,
France, FRANCE,
UK, UK,
Hungary, HUNGARY,
Italy, ITALY,
Poland, POLAND,
Spain, SPAIN,
United States, USA,
Australia, AUSTRALIA,
New Zealand, N ZELAND,
Indonesia, INDONESIA,
Malaysia, MALAYSIA,
Singapore SINGAPORE
S703 Line 1 Line 1 W - text-string text-string - -
S704 Line 2 Line 2 W - text-string text-string - -
S705 Line 3 Line 3 W - text-string text-string - -
S706 Line 4 Line 4 W - text-string text-string - -
3.3 Level 3 - Advanced
3.3.1 A100: Factory Settings
A100 Factory settings Unit configuration settings as set at the factory, changes allowed ONLY with
factory approval
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A001 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A002 Unit Code Field: - R no 000-099 00-99 1 -
001 002 003 004 005 006
A003 Set Code: UC 01-UC 06 W no 000-099 00-99 1 -

A004 Unit Code Field: - R no 000-099 00-99 1 -

007 008 009 010 011 012
A005 Set Code: UC 07-UC 12 W no 000-099 00-99 1 -

A006 Unit Code Field: - R no 000-099 00-99 1 -

013 014 015 016 017 018

A007 Set Code: UC 13-UC 18 W no 000-099 00-99 1 -

A008 Unit Code Control UC CTRL W no No, No, - No

Save+Execute, Save,
Load+Execute, Load,
Compare Comp
A009 Unit Code Status UC STAT R no Not Available, Not A, - -
Invalid, Inval,
OK, Valid,
Changed, Chang,
Updating Updat
A010 Exception List Control EL CTRL W no No, No, - No
Load Load
A011 Exception List Status EL STAT R no No, Not A, - -
Save+Execute, Save,
Load+Execute, Load,
Compare Comp

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A134 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A135 K11 active on K11 ACT W no Dehum, DEH, - Dehum
Warning, WNG,
No Power, NOP,
Freecooling FC
It is used to manage the dehumidification. Warning relay will activate when the dehum is requested.
A136 CW Flush Duration CW F DUR W no 0-3min 0-3m 1 0min

Duration of the Flush operation in CW

A137 Cooling Type COOL TYP W no Single Source, SINGL, - Single Source
Freecooling, FC,
Dual Cool, DC,
Economizer Eco
Defines the type of cooling for the unit.
A138 Stop FC at Setpoint + STOP FC+ W no 2-180°F 2-180°F 1 Auto
1.0-99.9K 1.0-99.9K 0.1
The freecooling mode will be stopped when the selected temperature (Return, Supply or Aisle) will be greater than temperature setpoint plus the
‘’Stop FC at Setpoint +’’ . If Freecooling is stopped for this reason, it will disable for at least one hour.
A139 Freecooling Flush FC F DUR W no 0-3min 0-3m 1 0min
Duration
Defines the freecooling flush time.
A140 Freecooling Flush Starts FC F R5 W no No, No, - Yes
K11 Yes Yes
Not used in PCW units.
A142 Hot Water Flush HW F DUR W no 0-3min 0-3m 1 0min
 Duration
Defines the hot water flush time.
A143 Hot Gas Heat HG HEAT W no No, No, - No
Comp.1, COMP1,
Comp.2 COMP2
This parameter enables or disables the Hot gas Heat:
the hot gas is disabled.
the hot gas works with the compressor 1.
the hot gas works with the compressor 2.
A144 Electric Reheat HEAT OP R no No, No, - Staged
Operation Staged, STAGE,
Delayed DELAY
This parameter defines how the electrical heaters react in case the temperature decreases during the dehum process.
No Reheat: No electric reheat allowed during dehum process.
Staged Reheat: If normal reheat control is selected, the reheats are turned ON at the normal points of 33%, 66%, and 100%. If the temperature
drops to the point to Low Limit 1, 1 compressor is temporarily disabled (the dehum request is reduced to 50% w/o time delay). It is re-
enabled when the heating requirement is decreased to the Low Limit 1 reset value. If the temperature drops to Low Limit 2, both
compressors are temporarily disabled (the dehum request is reduced to 0% w/o time delay). One of the two compressors is re-enabled at
the Low Limit 2 reset value.
Delayed Reheat: For Delayed Reheat: Not used in PCW.

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A145 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A146 Humidifier Model HUM TYPE W no No, No, - No
External , EXT,
IFS, IFS,
IFL, IFL,
PeX @ 6A *, PEX6 *,
PeX @ 9A *, PEX9 *,
PeX @ 12A *, PEX12 *,
21L-CLA, 21LLA,
53L-CLC, 53LLC,
53H-CLB, 53HLB,
93L-CLE, 93LLE,
93H-CLD, 93HLD,
d3H, d3H,
HT2, HT2,
HT5, HT5,
HT9, HT9,
SGH * SGH *
Defines the Humidifier model. Models with * are typically Not used in PCW models.
A147 Humidifier Voltage HUM VOLT W no 230V, 230V, - ---
400V, 400V,
460V, 460V,
575V, 575V,
---, ---,
208V, 208V,
380V 380V
Defines the Humidifier voltage.
A148 Humidity in Last xxx HUM LAST W no 1-120hrs 1-120hr 1 -
Hours
This parameter is used for Infrared humidifier.
A149 Prefill Time PREFILL W no 1-120sec 1-120s 1 -
This parameter is used for Infrared humidifier.
A150 Fill Time FILL W no 1-120sec 1-120s 1 -
This parameter is used for Infrared humidifier.
A151 Humidifier On Time HUM ON W no 60-3600sec 60-3600s 1 -
This parameter is used for Infrared humidifier.
A152 Dehumidification with DEH COMP W no 1, 1, - 1
Comp 2, 2,
both, BOTH,
1 or 2 1or2
This parameter defines which compressor is used for dehumidification.

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A156 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A157 Analog Output 1 low ANOUT1LO W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 3.0V
 limit
This parameter defines the low limit of the analog output 1.
If the analog output 1 is set to ‘’Var Speed Drive’’ the low limit is locked to 30%.
A157 Analog Output 1 high ANOUT1HI W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V
limit
This parameter defines the high limit of the analog output 1.
A158 Analog Output 2 low ANOUT2LO W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
limit
This parameter defines the low limit of the analog output 2.

A158 Analog Output 2 high ANOUT2HI W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V

limit
This parameter defines the high limit of the analog output 2.
A159 Analog Output 3 low ANOUT3LO W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
limit
This parameter defines the low limit of the analog output 3.

A159 Analog Output 3 high ANOUT3HI W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V

limit
This parameter defines the high limit of the analog output 3.
A160 Analog Output 4 low ANOUT4LO W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
limit
This parameter defines the low limit of the analog output 4.

A160 Analog Output 4 high ANOUT4HI W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 10.0V

limit
This parameter defines the high limit of the analog output 4.
A161 Min Dehum Fanspeed MIN DEH W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 50%
A161 Min Heat Fanspeed MIN HEAT W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 100%
A161 Min Humidifying MIN HUM W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 100%
Fanspeed
A161: The first value represents the lowest allowable fan voltage during dehumidification, the S149 “VSD Setpoint Dehum” will adjust and limit
itself automatically. The second value represents the fan output voltage when the electrical heating is ON. The third value represents the fan
output voltage when the Humidifier is ON.
A162 EC-Fan Mode ECF MODE W no Full, FULL, - Full
Light LIGHT
ECFan mode is frozen to Full.
A163 Analog Output 1 ANLOUT1 W no CW/FC 0-10V, CW010, - Not used
Hot Water, HW,
Hot Water 1.75, HW175,
Var SpeedDrive, VSD,
Cooling, COOL,
CW/FC 1.75, CV175,
Cooling 1, COOL1,
Cooling 2, COOL2,
Heating, HEAT,
not used, No,
MBV 1, MBV1,
MBV 2, MBV2,
SCR, SCR,
Configurable, CONF,
AlarmBoard 1, ALBD1,
AlarmBoard 2, ALBD2,
AlarmBoard 3, ALBD3,
I-Variex, IVAR,
HT HUM, HUM%,
Supply Temp, SUP,
Return Temp, RET,
Humidifier, HUMI,
Supersaver, SUPSA,
Inverted Cool, INVCO,
Heating 33%, HEAT3,
CW/FC 2-10V, CW210,
CW2 0-10V, C2010,
CW2 1.75, C2175,
CW2 2-10V, C2210,
Return Damper, Ret Da,
Outd Damper Out Da
Defines the function of analog output #1.
A164 Analog Output 2 ANLOUT2 W no Same as Same as - Not used
Analog Output 1 ANLOUT1
A165 Analog Output 3 ANLOUT3 W no Same as Same as - Not used
Analog Output 1 ANLOUT1
A166 Analog Output 4 ANLOUT4 W no Same as Same as - Not used
Analog Output 1 ANLOUT1

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A167 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A168 Analog Output 1 A01 STA W no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 0%
Start Point
A168 Analog Output 1 A01 STA W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
Start Point
The parameters A168 define the analog output 1 start point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A169 Analog Output 1 A01 END W no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 100%
End Point
A169 Analog Output 1 A01 END W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V
End Point
The parameters A169 define the analog output 1 end point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A170 Analog Output 2 A02 STA W no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 0%
Start Point
A170 Analog Output 2 A02 STA W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
Start Point
The parameters A170 define the analog output 2 start point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A171 Analog Output 2 A02 END W no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 100%
End Point
A171 Analog Output 2 A02 END W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V
End Point
The parameters A171 define the analog output 2 end point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A172 Analog Output 3 A03 STA R no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 0%
Start Point
A172 Analog Output 3 A03 STA R no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
Start Point
The parameters A172 define the analog output 3 start point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A173 Analog Output 3 A03 END R no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 100%
End Point
A173 Analog Output 3 A03 END R no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V
End Point
The parameters A173 define the analog output 3 end point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A174 Analog Output 4 A04 STA W no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 0%
Start Point
A174 Analog Output 4 A04 STA W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 0.0V
Start Point
The parameters A174 define the analog output 4 start point (valid only if “configurable” is set).
A175 Analog Output 4 A04 END W no (-)100-100% (-)100-100% 1 100%
End Point
A175 Analog Output 4 A04 END W no 0.0-10.0V 0.0-10.0V 0.1 10.0V
End Point
The parameters A175 define the analog output 4 end point (valid only if “configurable” is set).

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A178 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A179 LL1 Sensor LL1 LOW W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 10%
A179 LL1 Sensor LL1 LOW W no (-)10.0-50.0bar (-)10.0-50.0br 0.1 -0.2bar
(R407c/R22) -
0.1bar (R410A)
A180 LL1 Sensor LL1 HIGH W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 90%
A180 LL1 Sensor LL1 HIGH W no (-)10.0-50.0bar (-)10.0-50.0br 0.1 34.5bar
(R407c/R22) -
45.0bar
(R410A)
A181 Actual LL1 Signal LL1 ACT R no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -
A182 Actual LL1 Pressure LL1 ACT R no (-)10.0-50.0bar (-)10.0-50.0br 0.1 -
A183 LL2 Sensor LL2 LOW W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 10%
A183 LL2 Sensor LL2 LOW W no (-)10.0-50.0bar (-)10.0-50.0br 0.1 -0.2bar
(R407c/R22) -
0.1bar (R410A)
A184 LL2 Sensor LL2 HIGH W no 0-100% 0-100% 1 90%
A184 LL2 Sensor LL2 HIGH W no (-)10.0-50.0bar (-)10.0-50.0br 0.1 34.5bar
(R407c/R22) -
45.0bar
(R410A)
A185 Actual LL2 Signal LL2 ACT R no 0-100% 0-100% 1 -
A186 Actual LL2 Pressure LL2 ACT R no (-)10.0-50.0bar (-)10.0-50.0br 0.1 -
LL1 sensor is the condenser transducer.
LL2 sensor is the HP transducer.
A187 EEV Alarm Board Relay ALMB EEV W no N.O., N.O., - N.O.
Status N.C. N.C.
The EEV outputs (all together) can be set to N.O. (normally open) or N.C. (normally closed).
A188 Manual Mode Override MM OVR W no No, No, - No
(S313) Yes Yes
The normal timeout for the manual mode (activated via S313) is 30 minutes. If A188 is set to “Yes” the timeout is disabled and the unit can
operate in manual mode for an unlimited time. “Yes” falls back to “No” after a power cycle.

3.3.2 A600: Runtime Monitoring (Cold Fire Large Display only)

A600 Runtime Monitoring Shows system internal runtime information’s.
Large Display R/W Range Explanation
Page 1 of 8 - State
A601 PASSWORD W - -
A602 Current Operating State R 0-99 Defines the unit status (for Velocity 3 only).
A603 Current Control Mode State R 0-99 Defines the unit status (for Velocity 3 only).
A604 Reason of Current Operating State R 0-99 Defines the unit status (for Velocity 3 only).
A605 Manual On Time R 0-9999sec Shows how long the unit is working in manual mode.
A607 Compressor 1 - -
A608 Compressor 2 - -
A609 Heater 1 - -
A611 CW Valve Delay W 0-60min If the power outage was shorter than what is set in _A612
Default: 5min the control will not perform a valve reset, but will assume
A612 CW Valve Power Off Time W 0-300min that the valve's position is still the same as it was before
Default: 30min the power cycle and continue the control from this point.

For the time set in _A611 the valve is not allowed to close,
but is allowed to open in case the call for cooling is asking
for. After _A611 is elapsed the valve will continue normal
operation, i.e. close if CFC requires the valve to close.

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

Page 2 of 8 - PID
A613 P Temperature Deviation R -% Shows the current position of the temperature in the
proportional band – proportional only.
A614 P Humidity Deviation R -% Shows the current position of the humidity in the
proportional band – proportional only.
A615 PI Temperature Deviation R -% Shows the current position of the temperature in the
proportional band – including the integration.
A616 PI Humidity Deviation R -% Shows the current position of the humidity in the
proportional band – including the integration.
A617 Local PI Temperature Deviation R -% Shows the current position of the local temperature in the
proportional band – including the integration.
A623 Current Temp P-Band R 0.0-99.0K Shows the temperature proportional band value.
A624 Current Hum P-Band R -% Shows the humidity proportional band value.

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

Page 3 of 8 - Heaters
A625 Heater 1 State (without Rotation) R 0-3 Shows the heater 1 status: OFF, ON
A626 Heater 2 State (without Rotation) R 0-3 Shows the heater 2 status: OFF, ON
A627 Heater 3 State (without Rotation) R 0-3 Shows the heater 3 status: OFF, ON
A628 Heat Step 1 Output Order R 0-3 Not used in PCW
A629 Heat Step 2 Output Order R 0-3 Not used in PCW
A630 Heat Step 3 Output Order R 0-3 Not used in PCW
A631 Heater 1 Output State R 0-1 Shows the heater 2 status: OFF, ON
A632 Heater 2 Output State R 0-1 Shows the heater 2 status: OFF, ON
A633 Heater 3 Output State R 0-1 Shows the heater 3 status: OFF, ON
A634 Actual Cycle Time R 0.0-999.0sec Not used in PCW.
A635 FC Capacity R 0-100% FC Capacity

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

Page 4 of 8 - Deh/Hum
A637 Fill Time Multipl. with Flushrate R 0-999sec Infrared humidifier
A638 After Prefill Time On R 0-1 Infrared humidifier
A639 Low Limit 1 Border R (-)200.00%- Not used in PCW
200.00%
A640 Low Limit 2 Border R (-)200.00%- Not used in PCW
200.00%
A641 Low Limit Prop. Temp. Deviation R (-)200.00%- Not used in PCW
200.00%
A643 Valve [1] 3P PI Request R 0.00-100.00%
A643 Valve [2] 3P PI Request R 0.00-100.00%
A644 Valve [1] 3P Position R 0.00-100.00%
A644 Valve [2] 3P Position R 0.00-100.00%
A645 Valve [1] 3P Enable R No,
Yes
A645 Valve [2] 3P Enable R No,
Yes
A646 Valve [1] 3P PI Control Enable R No,
Yes
A646 Valve [2] 3P PI Control Enable R No,
Yes
A648 Analog Valve Control Type R Direct,
Stepped

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

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A649 Fuzzy Input R 0%-99% Not used in PCW
A650 Fuzzy Output Deviation R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A651 Fuzzy Sensible Percent R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A652 Fuzzy Latent Percent R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A653 Fuzzy Delta Temp R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A654 Fuzzy Delta Hum R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A655 Fuzzy Cool R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A656 Fuzzy Dehum R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A657 Fuzzy Temp Sensitivity R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A658 Fuzzy Hum Sensitivity R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW
A659 Fuzzy Supply Input R 0%-99% Not used in PCW
A660 Fuzzy Supply Output Deviation R 0.00%-99.99% Not used in PCW

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

Page 6 of 8 - Fuzzy 2
A661 Fuzzy Min Temp R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A662 Fuzzy Max Temp R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A663 Fuzzy Min Hum R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A664 Fuzzy Max Hum R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A665 Fuzzy Valve Temp Diff R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A666 Fuzzy Valve Hum Diff R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A667 Fuzzy Valve Swing R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A668 Fuzzy Timer R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A669 Fuzzy Cool Change R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A670 Fuzzy Dehum Change R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

Page 7 of 8 - Fuzzy 3
A673 Fuzzy Temp Rate R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A674 Fuzzy Hum Rate R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A675 Fuzzy Sensible Value R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A676 Fuzzy Latent Value R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A677 Fuzzy Sensible DX R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A678 Fuzzy Latent DX R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A679 Fuzzy Member PT1 R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A680 Fuzzy Member PT2 R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A681 Fuzzy Member PT3 R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW
A682 Fuzzy Membership R (-)999-999 Not used in PCW

Large Display R/W Range Explanation

Page 8 of 8 - Anain
A688 AI0 (SIM) W OFF,
ADC,
%,
PHY,
LEG
A688 AI0 (CFG) W 0-5V,
0-10V,
4-20mA,
PTC,
NTC,
SCROLL
A688 AI0 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A689 AI1 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A689 AI1 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A689 AI1 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A690 AI2 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A690 AI2 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A690 AI2 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A691 AI3 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A691 AI3 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A691 AI3 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A692 AI4 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A692 AI4 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A692 AI4 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A693 AI5 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A693 AI5 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A693 AI5 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A694 AI6 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A694 AI6 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A694 AI6 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric
A695 AI7 (SIM) W See AI0 (SIM)
A695 AI7 (CFG) W See AI0 (CFG)
A695 AI7 (PHY, %, ADC, LEG) W numeric

3.3.3 A500: Virtual Master System Settings (Cold Fire Large Display only)
A500 Virtual Master Allows Enables the use of virtual network management and shows the actual
status of the virtual system
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A501 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A502 Virtual Master Enabled - W No No, - - No
Yes
Enables the Virtual Master management.
A503 Virtual Master Status - R No Not Active, - - -
Active
Indicates if the system is operating in virtual mode or not.
A504 Virtual Master is Unit: - R No 1-32 - 1 -
Indicates which is the virtual master unit.
A505 Number of Virtual Units - R No 1-32 - 1 -
Represents the number of available units when the system is operating in virtual mode.
A506 Number of Virtual Stby - R No 1-31 - 1 -
Units
Represents the number of standby units when the system is operating in virtual mode.
A507 Virtual Return - R No (-)28.0-100.0°C - 0.1 -
 Sys.Temperature
Represents the current system temperature value calculated by the virtual master and used to control units.
Note: Value is shown only when the system is operating in virtual mode.
A508 Virtual Return - R No 0.0-99.0% - 0.1 -
Sys.Humidity
Represents the current system humidity value calculated by the virtual master and used to control units.
Note: Value is shown only when the system is operating in virtual mode.
A509 Virtual Supply - R No (-)28.0-100.0°C - 0.1 -
Sys.Temperature
Represents the current system supply temperature value calculated by the virtual master.
Note: Value is shown only when the system is operating in virtual mode.
A510 Virtual Aisle - R No (-)28.0-100.0°C - 0.1 -
Sys.Temperature
Represents the current aisle temperature value calculated by the virtual master.
Note: Value is shown only when the system is operating in virtual mode.
A511 Virtual Aisle - R No 0.0-99.0% - 0.1 -
Sys.Humidity
Represents the current aisle humidity value calculated by the virtual master.
Note: Value is shown only when the system is operating in virtual mode.

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A512 PASSWORD - W - - - - -
A513 Virtual Sys. - R No 5.0-40.0°C - 0.1 -
Temp.Setpoint
Shows the current system temperature setpoint used by the virtual master.
A514 Virtual Sys. - R No 1.0-80.0% - 0.1 -
Hum.Setpoint
Shows the current system humidity setpoint used by the virtual master.
A515 Virtual Aisle. - R No 5.0-40.0°C - 0.1 -
Temp.Setpoint
Shows the current aisle temperature setpoint used by the virtual master.
A516 Virtual Aisle. - R No 1.0-80.0% - 0.1 -
Hum.Setpoint
Shows the current aisle humidity setpoint used by the virtual master.

3.3.4 E000: Event Override (Cold Fire Large Display only)

E000 Event Override This menu allows to activate events by just setting the item to “yes”. This is
mainly used to test communication to BMS.
Large Display Small Display R/W TW1 Range Large Range Small Res. Std.
Page 1 of 13
PASSWORD - W -
E000 GenAlarm - W no N/A - - N/A
E001 AlHP - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E002 AlLP - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E003 WaHC - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E004 WaLC - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E005 WaEHO - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E006 ALMainFanO - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E007 ALLossAirF - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E008 WaCF - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E009 ALCusInp_6 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E010 ALCusInp_7 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E011 ALCusInp_8 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E012 ALCusInp_9 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E013 ALCusInp17 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E014 AL_SucTr1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E015 ALCusInp14 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E016 ALCusInp15 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E017 ALCusInp16 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E018 Hrt - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E019 Lrt - W no ON-OFF - - OFF

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PASSWORD - W -
E020 HrH - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E021 LrH - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E022 HTE - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E023 LTE - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E024 HHE - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E025 LHE - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E026 WaCondHo - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E027 WaCompHo - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E028 WaHumiHo - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E029 WaPTC - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E030 ALDiScrSe2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E031 AlRoomSe - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E032 WaEEAPFa - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E033 AL_SuctTr2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E034 WaNet - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E035 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E036 MeUnitOn - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E037 MeUnitOff - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E038 MeSleepMod - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E039 MeStdBy - W no ON-OFF - - OFF

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PASSWORD - W -
E040 MePowerOn - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E041 MePowerOff - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E042 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E043 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E044 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E045 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E046 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E047 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E048 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E049 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E050 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E051 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E052 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E053 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E054 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E055 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E056 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E057 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E058 AlHP2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E059 AlLP2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF

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PASSWORD - W -
E060 WaComp2Ho - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E061 ALDiSCRSe1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E062 WaGlycolSe - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E063 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E064 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E065 Wa_WaterSe - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E066 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E067 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E068 AL_BatFail - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E069 AL_LowMem - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E070 WaNetMast - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E071 AlTH1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E072 AlTH2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E073 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E074 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E075 WaHP1_NOK - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E076 WaHP2_NOK - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E077 WaCoPowRed - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E078 Wa_NoPower - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E079 MeUnitDisa - W no ON-OFF - - OFF

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PASSWORD - W -
E080 MeUnShutDo - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E081 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E082 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E083 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E084 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E085 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E086 AlHumHiTe - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E087 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E088 WaDehumHo - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E089 Wa_FC_Ho - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E090 Me_FreezC1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E091 AL_PumpDo1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E092 AL_FlashPa - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E093 AL_FlashSe - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E094 AL_HCB_nc - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E095 Wa_BMS_Tim - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E096 AL_PumpDo2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E097 ALScroHiT1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E098 ALScroHiT2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E099 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

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PASSWORD - W -
E100 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E101 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E102 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E103 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E104 ALCusInp_0 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E105 ALCusInp_1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E106 ALCusInp_2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E107 ALCusInp_3 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E108 ALCusInp_4 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E109 ALCusInp_5 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E110 WaHoHotWa - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E111 WaHoHeatE1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E112 WaHoHeatE2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E113 WaHoHeatE3 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E114 AL_UC_Miss - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E115 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E116 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E117 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E118 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E119 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

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PASSWORD - W -
E120 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E121 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E122 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E123 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E124 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E125 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E126 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E127 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E128 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E129 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E130 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E131 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E132 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E133 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E134 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E135 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E136 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E137 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E138 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E139 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

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PASSWORD - W -
E140 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E141 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E142 AL_LossPow - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E143 MeHeatLock - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E144 AL_HeatVFD - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E145 MeHumiLock - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E146 AL_HeatTVS - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E147 MeCompLock - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E148 Wa_AmbSens - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E149 AL_PexCuFa - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E150 MeShoCycC1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E151 MeShoCycC2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E152 AL_PexHiCu - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E153 AL_PexLoWa - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E154 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E155 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E156 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E157 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E158 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E159 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

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PASSWORD - W -
E160 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E161 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E162 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E163 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E164 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E165 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E166 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E167 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E168 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E169 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E170 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E171 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E172 Me_FreezC2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E173 AL_Fire - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E174 WA_EHO_HPM - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E175 WA_Conden1 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E176 WA_Conden2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E177 Wa_HumiCyl - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E178 Me_Stop_FC - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E179 MeMainDone - W no ON-OFF - - OFF

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PASSWORD - W -
E180 MeDoMaint - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E181 Wa_Red_Air - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E182 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E183 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E184 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E185 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E186 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E187 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E188 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E189 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E190 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E191 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E192 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E193 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E194 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E195 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E196 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E197 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E198 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E199 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

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PASSWORD - W -
E200 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E201 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E202 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E203 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E204 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E205 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E206 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E207 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E208 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E209 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E210 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E211 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E212 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E213 AL_FB_Sig - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E214 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E215 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E216 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E217 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E218 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E219 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

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PASSWORD - W -
E220 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E221 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E222 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E223 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E224 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E225 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E226 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E227 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E228 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E229 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E230 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E231 Wa_HiSupte - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E232 Wa_LoSupTe - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E233 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E234 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E235 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E236 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E237 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E238 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E239 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A

Large Display Small Display R/W TW1 Range Large Range Small Res. Std.
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PASSWORD - W -
E240 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E241 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E242 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E243 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E244 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E245 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E246 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E247 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E248 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E249 Wa_DO0_nc - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E250 Wa_DO1_nc - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E251 Wa_DO2_nc - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E252 AL_FB_Sig2 - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E253 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E254 AL_EC_FanF - W no ON-OFF - - OFF
E255 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E256 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E257 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E258 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
E259 N/A - W no N/A - - N/A
4 Connections

I/O List Medium Board PCW Unit

4.1 EEV Board jumper setting
Jumper
J410
CAN bus terminator:
Set: Terminator ON
Not Set: Terminator OFF
Factory mode: Not Set
P104
EEV ID Address:
No Jumpers: EEV board ID #1
Jumpers between 1-2: EEV board ID #2
Factory mode: Not Set

P105:
Serial port connector.
To be used for service purpose only.
P103:
BDM Programmer. Not used in standard
purpose (programming only).
5 Unit code
FIELD Unit Code 1 Unit Code 2 Unit Code 3 Unit Code 4 Unit Code 5 Unit Code 6
Value 2 Basic Unit 3 No. of compressors 4 Air Discharge 5 Version 6 Fan
Defines CW or type of Defines normal, constant Defines cooling type
Notes Not used Fixed
compressor(s) or displacement operation
0 0 0 No compressor (CW) 0 O, U, G (std) 0 0 Standard
1 1 1 1 D (displacement) 1 1 EC-Fan
2 2 2 2 K, L (constant) 2 2
3 3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5 C = CW 5
6 6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10 10
11 -- 11 11 11 11
12 24 PCW 12 12 12 12

FIELD Unit Code 7 Unit Code 8 Unit Code 9 Unit Code 10 Unit Code 11 Unit Code 12
Value 7 Power supply 8 Electric heating 9 Humidifier 10 Micro Control 11 Re-Heating 12 Air Filter
Defines Humidifier Defines the hum bottle type Defines sensors,
Notes Not used
voltage hum and dehum setpoints
0 400 / 3 0 No 0 External 0 Temperature only 0 None 0
1 230 / 3 1 Yes 1 21L - CLA 1 Temp + Hum 1 1
2 230 / 1 2 2 53L - CLC 2 2 2
3 208 / 3 3 3 53H - CLB 3 3 3
4 380 / 3 4 4 93L - CLE 4 4 4
5 460 / 3 5 5 93H - CLD 5 5 5
6 6 6 d3H 6 6 6
7 7 7 HT2 7 7 7
8 8 8 HT5 8 8 8
9 9 9 HT9 9 9 9
10 10 10 IFS 10 10 10
11 11 11 IFL 11 11 11
FIELD Unit Code 13 Unit Code 14 Unit Code 15 Unit Code 16 Unit Code 17 Unit Code 18
Value 13 Refrigerant 14 Color 15 MCB 16 Air Economizer 17 EEV 18 Cond. Mode
Enable the Air Economizer
Notes Not used Not used Enable the EEV
function
0 0 0 0 No 0 None 0 None
1 1 1 1 Air Econimizer 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5 5
6 Revision History
REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Description Of Changes
Level
1.0 2011-10-31 First emission
2.0 2015-5-12 Second emission done specialy for PCW students in MENA, Dubai

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