C5-12

OPERATION MANUAL
 C5-12 Controls

1 Overview ...................................................................................... 3
1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................ 3
1.2 Model numbers explained .......................................................................... 3
1.3 Product series overview ............................................................................. 4
1.4 Hardware – Controller ................................................................................ 4
1.5 Controller Inputs and Outputs .................................................................... 5

2 Safety and User Information ...................................................... 8

2.1 Availability of the operation manual ........................................................... 8
2.2 Scope of the operation manual .................................................................. 8
2.3 Document format ....................................................................................... 8
2.4 Safety-conscious working .......................................................................... 9
2.5 Modifications and changes ........................................................................ 9
2.6 Personnel selection and qualification ....................................................... 10
2.7 Closing down procedure .......................................................................... 10

3 Home Page and Status Screens .............................................. 11

3.1 Home Page .............................................................................................. 11
3.2 Unit Status Icons ...................................................................................... 12
3.3 Screen saver ............................................................................................ 12
3.4 Unit Status ............................................................................................... 13
3.5 Active Alarms and Alarm History ............................................................. 13
3.6 Alarms and Interlocks .............................................................................. 14
3.7 Sensor Graph Plots .................................................................................. 18
3.8 Status Information Pages ......................................................................... 19

4 Navigation .................................................................................. 21
4.1 Accessing settings ................................................................................... 21
4.2 Menu Navigation ...................................................................................... 21
4.3 Page Identification ................................................................................... 21
4.4 Additional Information .............................................................................. 21

5 User Settings ............................................................................. 22

5.1 Set-points (Level 1.1) ............................................................................... 22
5.2 Software Version (Level 1.2) .................................................................... 22
5.3 Time Control (Level 1.3) .......................................................................... 23
5.4 Language (Level 1.4) ............................................................................... 23

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1 Overview

1.1 Introduction
We would like to thank you for purchasing our products.
C5-12 Controls are intended and designed for use with DENCO Products® in applica-
tions of Precision Air Conditioning (PAC and DENCO-OfficeCool® products). The con-
trols are designed for refrigeration systems and/or chilled water systems and it is
prohibited to use our controls and software for any other purposes. The equipment has
been designed and manufactured with a 'Quality Assurance System' within a strict qua-
lity controlled environment to ensure that it reaches you in perfect condition.
For help, assistance, spares or your local office, please visit the following website for
contact details in your region:
https://www.flaktgroup.com/en/contact-us/
When contacting please provide details of (if known):
– Equipment model number
– Serial Number
– Date of supply
– Any order reference numbers
– Software version of equipment

1.2 Model numbers explained

Each product carries an 'Identification Plate' (sometimes referred to as 'serial plate')
inside the equipment for indoor units. For outdoor units, this maybe be on the external
casing. This identification plate carries information that is important and unique to the
unit.
Below shows an example serial plate for a Multi-DENCO A-Version unit.

Project type Standard Serieal number A123456

Product range Ultra-DENCO® Contract number 098765
Model type code DUC100D Date of build 08 . 2015
Wiring diagram 098765-101 Operation manual 2011-0100

Voltage 400V / 3PH / 60Hz + N Full load input 22 kW

Max. pre-fuse 32 Typ D Full load current 45 A
P.E.D SEP Software version CV3.04/DC4.06

Cooling medium Water Max. storage temperature 50 ºC

Protection rating IP00 Empty weight 400 Kg
Max. working pressures Max. working pressures

High pressure N/A MPa Low pressure N/A MPa

Chilled water 0,60 MPa

DETAILS SHOWN ABOVE ARE ACCURATE AT FACTORY DISPATCH. ANY MODIFICATIONS AFTER THIS POINT WILL NOT BE
REFLECTED. REFER TO LATEST VERSION OF THE ELECTRICAL DRAWING.

For quick reference on the display, the "Model Type Code" is also shown in the top right
corner of the home screen. The text field is entered at the factory and does not need
to change.

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1.3 Product series overview

C5-12 controls are designed to work across several DENCO® products including the
different versions within those product range. Some features and settings are not
applicable to all products, however with correct setting of the unit type within the con-
trols, only the applicable features are enabled.
C5-12 controls are only designed to work in a network with other C5-12 controls pro-
ducts. The controls can provide information and some control features to a Building
Management System (BMS).
For any support regarding C5-12 controls, please contact your local sales department.

1.4 Hardware – Controller

1. Not used
2. Connection to display and DencoNet
3 - 9. Digital outputs 1 to 13
10. Inbuilt BMS port (RS485/Modbus or Energy Monitoring if LECUs are fitted)
11. Inbuilt fieldbus port (CPY humidifier and expansion modules)
12. Electronic expansion valve number 1
13. Electronic expansion valve number 2
14. RS485 fieldbus interface port (inverter and energy monitoring or LECUs)
15. Optional serial data interface port (e.g. pCOWeb / pCONet / LonWorks)
16. Not used
17. Suction pressure and temperature analogue inputs
18. 24V AV power supply
19. 5Vdc supply for discharge pressure transducers
20. Analogue inputs 1 to 3
21. Analogue inputs 4 to 5
22. Controller address button
23. Controller address display
24. Power and overload LEDs

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25. Analogue outputs 1 to 4

26. Digital inputs 1 to 8
27. Analogue inputs 6 to 8
28. Digital inputs 9 to 12
29. Digital inputs 13 to 14
30. EEV Ultracap
Refer to unit specific wiring diagram for more information on controller connections.

1.5 Controller Inputs and Outputs

INPUTS
Digital
ID1 Unit Remote On/Off 24V AC (Open circuit = unit off)
ID2 Airflow Fail 24V AC (Open circuit = alarm condition)
ID3 Filter Blocked 24V AC
ID4 Heater Over-Temperature Thermostat 24V AC (Open circuit = alarm condition)
ID5 Water Detection 24V AC
ID6 Sump Pump Failure 24V AC
ID7 CombiCool Change-over 24V AC
ID8 Generator Run 24V AC
ID9 Refrigerant Leak Detection 24V AC
ID10 Auxiliary 1 Alarm 24V AC
ID11 Auxiliary 2 Alarm 24V AC
ID12 Oil Level Switch (092 & 130 models only) 24V AC
ID13 Compressor Run Signal (X-Type only) 24V AC
Analogue
U1 Return Air Humidity Sensor type: 4-20mA
U2 Return Air Temperature Sensor type: NTC
U3 Supply Air Temperature Sensor type: NTC
U4 Water Inlet / Ambient Temperature Sensor type: NTC
U5 Water Outlet / Liquid Pipe Temperature Sensor type: NTC
U6 Discharge Pressure / CW Feedback Sensor type: 0-5V / 0-10V
U7 Discharge Temperature Sensor type: NTC
U8 Supply Air Humidity / Airflow Volume Monitoring Sensor type: 4-20mA

NOTES!
(i) The digital inputs will operate within a voltage range of -15% to +10%
(20.4 V to 26.4 V), 50 or 60 Hz.
(ii) All digital inputs are functionally isolated from the rest of the controller.
(iii) For C5-12 Small; ONLY the following inputs are available:
Digital: ID1 → ID8
Analogue: U1 → U5

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OUTPUTS
Digital
NO1 Unit Status Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO2 Heater 1 / DODC Heat Open / Thyristor Enable Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO3 Heater 2 / DODC Heat Close Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO4 Compressor 1 / DODC Cool Open / CombiCool Relay Output Normally Open Contact
Secondary CW Open
NO5 Compressor 2 / DODC Cool Close / CombiCool Relay Output Normally Open Contact
Secondary CW Close
NO6 Dehumidification Output Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO7 Critical Alarm Relay Output Normally Closed Contact
NO8 Maintenance Alarm Relay Output Normally Closed Contact
NO9 CombiCool Primary CW DODC Open Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO10 CombiCool Primary CW DODC Close Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO11 FreeCooling Enable Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO12 Shut-Off Damper Enable Relay Output Normally Open Contact
NO13 Heat Pump Enable Relay Output Normally Open Contact
Analogue
Y1 Evaporating Fan 0 – 10 V DC
Y2 Cooling Demand / AmbiCool Demand / CombiCool 0 – 10 V DC
Secondary Valve / Heat Pump Demand
Y3 Condenser Fan / Drycooler Fan 0 – 10 V DC
Y4 CombiCool Primary Valve 0 – 10 V DC

NOTES!
(i) All digital outputs are relay contacts rated at 24 V DC - 240 V AC 10 A
fitted with surge suppressor network.
(ii) All PCB tracks rated to withstand let through energy of a 24 V AC
control fuse (10 A).
(iii) All output relay contacts common to 24V AC.
(iv) DODC refers to Drive Open/Drive Close valve actuator.
(v) The evaporating fan output is to operate alongside the highest demand
of either the cooling, heating or humidification.
(vi) For C5-12 Small; ONLY the following inputs are available:
Digital: NO1 → NO8
Analogue: Y1 → Y5

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Expansion Modules
The following additional inputs and outputs are available, with an expansion module,
when specific options are selected.

NOTE!
The DIP switches on the expansion modules must be configured as shown below
to ensure correct operation.

pCOe Expansion I/O Module (address 1)

Analogue Input
B1 APS (Under Floor Pressure Control) Sensor type: 4-20 mA
Analogue Output
Y1 Thyristor / Remote Heating Demand 0 – 10 V DC

pCOe Expansion I/O Module (address 2)

Analogue Output
Y1 Remote Humidifier Demand 0 – 10 V DC

c.pCOe Expansion I/O Module (address 7)

Universal Output
U1 Thyristor / Remote Heating Demand 0 – 10 V DC
U2 Dehumidification Demand 0 – 10 V DC

NOTE!
The default software address is configured as 7.
The address is configured in software level 2.6.

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2 Safety and User Information

The C5-12 controller and control strategy has been designed in accordance with state-
of-the-art technological and engineering standards as well as in conformity with the
recognized safety regulations.
It must be used in an appropriate manner for suitable purposes, following the details
contained within this manual and taking account of safety aspects and potential
hazards.
Failure to follow the instructions in this manual may result in danger to health and
safety, damage to materials and incorrect unit operation. Information within this
document advises on, but is not limited to, potential threats or concerns related to
health and safety. All users must be, or employ, a trained professional to, assess
issues relating to health and safety, before any use.

2.1 Availability of the operation manual

This manual must always be available at the site where unit is operating. Every person
working on the equipment must read this manual fully before commencing the work
and take note of all relevant information while performing a task.
The manual is intended for end users along with service and commissioning engineers.

2.2 Scope of the operation manual

THIS IS AN ORIGINAL OPERATION MANUAL VERIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER.
This document has been developed by the manufacturer specifically for details relating
to the C5-12 controller and associated control strategy. Information within this docu-
ment is non-transferable. The information should not be used as a basis for any other
products.
Every effort is made to ensure that information contained within this manual is fair and
accurate, but FläktGroup endeavours to continuously update and improve all of our
products for our customers. Due to this continuous development, some information
contained within this manual may become outdated or no longer relevant. If you are in
any doubt regarding any information contained within this document, please contact
your local sales or support representative who will be happy to assist and enquire
further for you.

2.3 Document format

Significant information for each chapter will be highlighted in the following format:

NOTE!
Here you will find additional details on using the Multi-DENCO unit.

– This symbol is used to indicate normal lists.

• This symbol indicates instructions to follow.
9 The result of an action is indicated with this symbol.

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2.4 Safety-conscious working

The following is initial general advice to consider during various stages of a project.
More information can be found in the relevant Operation Manual for the product design.

2.4.1 At all times

Filters (especially used or dirty filters) are easily flammable. Leaking refrigerant can
catch fire and emit noxious substances.
– No smoking is allowed in direct proximity of any aspect of the
Multi-DENCO system.
– No open flames near the system.

2.4.2 Whenever opening/removing any panel/grille/door

You must wear suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at any point working
with a unit from the DENCO Products range. As a minimum we recommend:
• Wear safety footwear
• Wear eye protection
• Wear protective gloves
• Wear protective clothing

If operating for a prolonged period of time, noise reducing ear protection may be requi-
red.

• Always conduct your own personal risk assessment to evaluate any further
requirements.

2.4.3 When unit is operational

At any time the unit is operational, rotating machinery and electrically charged com-
ponents are present. When the unit is not electrically isolated:
• Ensure all guards and doors are closed.
• Only remove guards or open doors:
– When the unit has been electrically isolated.
– Sufficient time has been allowed for the rotating fan momentum to cease.
– Sufficient time has been allowed for inverter circuits to discharge.

2.5 Modifications and changes

Modification to the C5-12 control or display software, language, programming or
design is not permitted and will invalidate warranty.
Any requests for modifications, after the unit has been installed must be made through
your local or regional office.

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2.6 Personnel selection and qualification

• Any individual working on the unit must read and understand all of this manual
before starting any works.

• Any individual working on this system shall be suitably qualified and licensed for the
region that the system in installed within.
• All personnel involved with the system must understand and observe any local
legislation regarding safe working practice.

2.7 Closing down procedure

It is essential for starting, closing down, emergency operation and fault finding to know
the location of the following components:
– Location of isolator for power distribution to the unit
– Main Isolator (integral to unit or local position)
– ON/OFF icon on the display of the unit
– All valves likely to affect water supply to humidifier (if fitted)

NOTE!
The units are designed for continuous operation and it is recommended that the
system is kept running overnight and at weekends to maintain stable room conditi-
ons.

Short periods Should you require the equipment to be closed down for the weekend or Bank Holi-
days, no special precautions are required.
Each unit may simply be turned off by pressing the On/Off icon.
Alternatively, the "On/Off Times" can be configured in the controller software.

Long periods If the plant is to be shut down for longer periods (up to a month) this can be done by
switching off at the on/off icon, then opening the Main Isolator, and closing the local
mains water supply to the humidifier. When re-starting the plant, follow the same
instructions but in the reverse order.

Indefinitely When the equipment is to be taken out of service for an indefinite period we recom-
mend a qualified air conditioning engineer. An engineer will also be required for the
restarting of the equipment.
For units fitted with chilled water cooling and/or hot water heating, the mains power
should remain "ON" for at least the stroke time of the valve actuator to ensure that the
valve closes fully.

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3 Home Page and Status Screens

3.1 Home Page
The 'Home Page' is the controller's default display. You can return to this page by
pressing the 'Home button' on any screen.

NOTICE
When starting the unit, during the start-up procedure:
• Do not touch the screen during start-up
– It will take approximately 40 seconds for the home page to display
9 When the 'Home Page' is shown, you can use the interface

Fig. 3-1
1. Unit ON/OFF – Use this button to turn the unit ON or OFF, without removing the
power supply (Units Status = OFF by keyboard).
2. Unit Status – This display what state the unit is in (see chapter 3.4).
3. Alarm – Use this to see any active alarms and alarm history (see chapter 3.5).
4. Graphs Plots – Use this to see the history of the sensor values (see chapter 3.7).
5. Access – Use this to gain access to settings menu (see chapter 4.1).
6. Status Information – Use this to view the unit's status (see chapter 3.8).
7. Control Air Temperature – Depending on the options fitted, this value could be
return or supply air and could be internal to the unit or remotely positioned.
8. Control Air Humidity – Depending on the options fitted, this value could be return
or supply air and could be internal to the unit or remotely positioned.
9. Unit Number – This is used for networking.
10. Model Reference – The model short code of the unit design.
Information Bar The below features are part of the information bar. The information bar is at the top of
all screens on the software.
11. Active Alarm – This symbol will flash if there is an active alarm.
12. Date – The date configured in the unit.
13. Unit Function Icons – This symbols show what operations the unit is currently
performing: fans operating, heating, cooling, humidification control (both humidifi-
cation and dehumidification).
14. Unit Number – This is the same number as number 9.
15. Network Status – This shows whether the network connection is healthy or dis-
connected.
16. Time – The time configured in the unit.
17. Help – On some pages, additional information can be displayed by pressing this
button.
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3.2 Unit Status Icons

UNIT RUNNING – shown when the unit's fan(s) are running.

COOLING – shown when cooling demand is greater than 0%.

HEATING – shown when heating demand is greater than 0%.

HUMIDIFYING – shown when humidification demand is greater than 0%.

DEHUMIDIFYING – shown when dehumidification demand is greater than 0%.

Network Status (Healthy) – shown when there is a healthy connection between the Controller
and Display.

Network Status (Fault) – shown when there is an un-healthy connection between the Controller
and Display.

3.3 Screen saver

The screen saver is activated when the screen has not been pressed for 15 minutes.
Screen saver when unit has no active alarms.

Screen saver when unit has active alarms.

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3.4 Unit Status

The unit status on the Home page (see balloon 2 on Fig. 3-1) can be any of the follo-
wing;
Unit On The unit is operating.
Off by Alarms Disabled due to an alarms that requires a unit to be stopped for protection of equipment
or environment.
Off by BMS Disabled by a BMS signal to stop the unit.
Off by Time Zone Disabled due to the time control settings in Level 1.3.
Off by DI Disabled due to a break in the remote stop/start connection.
Off by Keyboard The unit has been switched off by the on/off icon on the display.
On HOA Mod Any of the units’ outputs has been configured for ‘Hand’ operation.
Stand-by Unit is configured for a DencoNet auto change-over and is currently in stand-by.
On Generator Mode There is a 24 Vac signal on ID8 and the unit is operating in 'cooling only' mode.

3.5 Active Alarms and Alarm History

Where this button is shown, you can press it to see the active alarms page (shown in
Fig. 3-2). If there is no active alarms, this button will be black instead of red.

Fig. 3-2

1. Use these checkboxes to select specific alarms.

2. Use this to reset any selected alarms.
3. Use this to select all alarms.
4. Use this to see the Alarm History (see Fig. 3-3).
5. Use this to see the Graph Plots (see chapter 3.7).
6. Use this to return to the Home Page.
7. Use this scroll through the alarm list.

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After selecting 'Alarm History', Fig. 3-3 is shown. The software can display 28 days of
alarms. On the 29th day, these alarms will over-write the 1st day's alarms.

Fig. 3-3

1. Alarm event and description - the date is in the format MM/DD/YYY.

2. Use this drop down menu to change the view to show more or less history. The
range is from 5 minutes to 4 weeks.
3. After changing the history duration, this 'refresh' button will update the list to show
the correct alarms.
4. Use this to scroll through the alarm list.
5. This allows you to export the alarm history to a USB memory device (SD card not
available). The USB port is on the under-side of the PGD touch display. The infor-
mation is exported into a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file.

3.6 Alarms and Interlocks

Alarm Description Relay Activated Reset Function Comments

Airflow Failure Critical Manual Switches unit off.

Filter Blocked Maintenance Manual Relay operation selectable in software.

Heater Over-Tem- Critical Manual Electric heater over-temperature thermostat activated

perature Alarm and disables heater outputs.

Water Detection Critical Manual Disable humidifier operation.

Note: there is an option to select the whole unit to be
disabled in the event of a water alarm.

Auxiliary Alarms Maintenance Manual Custom text and relay operation selectable in software.
1&2

Sump Pump Failure Critical Manual Disables humidifier operation.

Refrigerant Leak Critical Manual Monitoring only.

Detection

Return Air Critical Auto Disables temperature control outputs.

Temperature
Sensor Failure

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Alarm Description Relay Activated Reset Function Comments

Return Air Humidity Critical Auto Disables humidity control outputs.

Sensor Failure

Discharge Pressure Critical Auto Disables cooling operation.

Sensor Failure

Water Inlet Critical Auto Activates CombiCool secondary circuit

Temperature
Sensor Failure

Water Outlet Critical Auto Monitoring only.

Temperature
Sensor Failure

Supply Air Critical Auto Disables temperature control outputs (if selected as sup-
Temperature ply air temperature control).
Sensor Failure

Supply Air Humidity Critical Auto Disables humidity control outputs (if selected as supply
Sensor Failure air humidity control).

Air Volume Pres- Critical Auto Unit fans revert to ‘Normal’ operation when selected as
sure Sensor Failure Air Volume Control.

APS Pressure Critical Auto Unit fans revert to ‘Normal’ operation when selected as
Sensor Failure APS Control.

Ambient Tempera- Critical Auto Disables FreeCooling.

ture Sensor Fail

Discharge Critical Auto Disables cooling operation.

Temperature
Sensor Failure

High Control Air Critical Auto Monitoring only.

Temperature Alarm

Low Control Air Critical Auto Monitoring only (only activated if heating function
Temperature Alarm selected).

High Control Air Critical Auto Monitoring only (only activated if dehumidification functi-
Humidity Alarm on selected).

Low Control Air Critical Auto Monitoring only (only activated if humidification function
Humidity Alarm selected).

Low Supply Air Critical Auto Monitoring only (only activated if supply air temperature
Temperature Alarm control and heating function selected).

High Supply Air Critical Auto Monitoring only (only activated if supply air humidity con-
Humidity Alarm trol and dehumidification function selected).

CPY Offline Critical Auto No communication between the CPY humidifier module
and the C5-12 controller.

Parameters Not Critical Manual Humidifier configuration incorrect. Disables humidifier

Downloaded (CPY) operation.

High Current Alarm Maintenance Manual Excessive current drawn by humidifier. Disables humidi-
(CPY) fier operation.

Lack of Water Alarm Maintenance Manual No water supply to humidifier or the bottle has reached
(CPY) the end of its operational life. Disables humidifier opera-
tion.

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Alarm Description Relay Activated Reset Function Comments

High Conductivity Maintenance Manual Excessive conductivity measured by conductivity probes.

Alarm (CPY) Disables humidifier operation.

Low Production Maintenance Manual Humidifier not achieving target current. Disables humidi-
Alarm (CPY) fier operation.

Humidifier Cylinder Maintenance Manual Water reaches high level probes in humidifier bottle.
Full Alarm (CPY) Disables humidifier operation.

pCOe Offline Critical Auto No communication between the C5-12 controller and the
expansion module used for thyristor heating and/or APS.

pCOe 2 Offline Critical Auto No communication between the C5-12 controller and the
expansion module used for remote humidifier.

C,pCOe Offline Critical Auto No communication between the C5-12 controller and the
expansion module used for remote dehumidifier.

BMS Offline None Manual No communication between the C5-12 controller and the
BMS when ‘BMS Comms Alarm’ enabled.

Denconet Commu- None Manual No communication with other units on a Denconet net-
nication Alarm work.

Energy Meter None Auto No communication to the power meter.

Device Off Line

Clock Alarm None Manual Fault on C5-12 controller. No effect to unit functionality.

LECU Offline None Auto No communication between LECU and C5-12 controller.

Circuit LP Threshold Critical Manual LP alarm threshold reached (default 2.5 bar) and
Alarm disables cooling operation.

Circuit HP Th- Critical Manual HP alarm threshold reached (default 41 bar) and disables
reshold Alarm cooling operation.

Low Pressure Critical Manual LP switch activated and disables cooling.

Switch Alarm
Note: DMA092 &130 only.

High Discharge Gas Critical Manual Discharge pipe temperature exceeds 120°C and disables
Temperature cooling operation.

Low Pressure Critical Manual After five attempts to re-start, the differential between the
Differential Alarm suction and discharge pressures is less than 1.3bar and
disables the cooling operation.

Envelope Alarm Critical Manual Compressor operating outside of the envelope limits for
4 hours and disables the cooling operation.

Low Superheat Critical Manual Superheat below alarm threshold (default 2K) for longer
than 60 seconds. Disables cooling operation.

Low Evaporating Critical Manual Evaporating temperature envelope low limit reached.
Temperature Disables cooling operation.

High Evaporating Critical Manual Evaporating temperature envelope high limit reached.
Temperature Disables cooling operation.

High Condensing Critical Manual Condensing temperature envelope high limit reached.
Temperature Disables cooling operation.

Low Suction Critical Manual Evaporating temperature envelope low limit reached.
Temperature Disables cooling operation.

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Alarm Description Relay Activated Reset Function Comments

Low Discharge Critical Manual Discharge Superheat below 12K for longer than 10 minu-
Superheat Alarm tes. Disables cooling operation.

High Discharge Critical Manual Discharge Superheat above 50K for longer than 10 minu-
Superheat Alarm tes. Disables cooling operation.

EEV Motor Error Critical Manual Electronic expansion valve not communicating to C5-12.
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Device Off Critical Auto No communication with Power+ Inverter, normally occurs
Line when there is no mains power supply to inverter.
Cooling will not operate.

Inverter Model Not None Manual Incorrect configuration.

Compatible
Cooling will not operate

Danfoss Inverter Off Critical Auto No communication with Danfoss inverter (models 092 &
Line 130 only). Cooling will not operate.

Danfoss Inverter Critical Manual Inverter compressor fault (models 092 & 130 only).
Alarm
Disables cooling operation.

Danfoss Oil Critical Manual Optical oil sensor detects low oil level following oil re-
Protection Mode covery cycle (models 092 & 130 only).
Alarm
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Critical Auto HP safety switch activated.

Drive Disabled
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Critical Auto Inverter electronics temperature limit reached.

Drive Over Temp
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Critical Auto Power supply to inverter disrupted.

Motor Phase Failure
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Critical Auto Inverter detects a high voltage supplied to compressor.

Over Voltage Also a symptom of an over condensing condition.
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Under Critical Auto Inverter detects a low voltage supplied to the compres-
Voltage sor. Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Critical Auto Inverter unable to manage the correct rotor speed. This
Speed Failure normally occurs during start-up and is caused by the pre-
sence of liquid in the compressor.
Disables cooling operation.

Power+ Over Critical Manual Excess compressor current measured. Also a symptom
Current Failure of the system operating with a high discharge tempera-
ture. Disables cooling operation.

NOTE!
There is an option in the software to disable the whole unit in the event of a com-
pressor alarm, i.e. cooling disabled.

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3.7 Sensor Graph Plots

Fig. 3-4

1. Values on graph - the colour of the text represents the colour of the line on
the graph. Values that can be shown are:
– Supply Air Temperature °C
– Return Air Temperature °C
– Chilled Water Outlet Temperature °C
– Return Air Relative Humidity %
– Supply Air Relative Humidity %

2. Scroll forward in time

3. Scroll backwards in time
4. Refresh the graph
5. Change the scale of the X-axis (time)
6. Change the scale of the Y-axis (sensor values)

NOTE!
The graph will only show sensors that are installed and are set to 'Fitted' in the set-
tings (Level 3.3A).

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3.8 Status Information Pages

Press this icon on the Home page to show a series of pages that show status and sen-
sor values. Use the left and right arrows to navigate to different pages. Once you have
navigated past the last page, it will go back to the first page.
As standard the following pages are shown:
– Setpoint & Demand Status
– Sensor Status
– Sensor Status - Expansion
Only if the equipment is installed and enabled in the settings are these pages shown:
– LECU(s) Status
– Airflow Status (requires Air Volume Monitoring)
– Humidifier Status
– Energy Meter

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4 Navigation
4.1 Accessing settings
To access settings you must press the 'Login' button (Fig. 3-1,
balloon 5) on the home page and enter the required code.

4.2 Menu Navigation

Use the blue 'up and down' arrows to move through the different
menu options. Once the option is in the centre of the screen,
press the option to open.
When you are in a sub-menu, the name of the parent level is
shown in yellow on the right hand side of the screen.
In this example, we are in:
Level 1 General User
Option 3. Time Control
Option 1. On/Off Times Setup is highlighted

4.3 Page Identification

Every page in controls software has a reference number as part
of the title. This helps to identify which menu level you are using.
It shows the settings level, then any sub menus and finally uses
letters to represent multiple pages inside one option. Some pa-
ges in an option may be hidden due to settings or options not
being enabled.
In the below example, this page is found in:
Level 1 – General User
Option 3 – Time Control
Option 1 – On/Off Times Setup
Page B (the 2nd page)

4.4 Additional Information

Use the blue help icon in the top right corner of the screen for advice or tips regarding
that setting page:

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5 User Settings
The password for this level is: 1101

5.1 Set-points (Level 1.1)

Simply press on the temperature or humidity value
for a keypad to display and allow you to change the
set-points. The maximum and minimum values are
shown on the keypad

5.2 Software Version (Level 1.2)

This option displays:
– pGD touch software version
– pCO software version
– BOOT version
– BIOS version

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5.3 Time Control (Level 1.3)

These options are typically used for DENCO-OfficeCool applications (comfort cooling).
These settings allow you to define specific times for the unit to be ON and OFF. The
control can go further to allow for different set-points for temperature and humidity at
these times.
In "ON/OFF Times Setup" (Level 1.3.1):
Page A Enabled / Disable the setting
Page B Create different profiles for the units to turn ON/OFF
Page C Assign the profiles to days of the week.

NOTE!
F1 has 2 parts to its profile: F1-1 and F1-2. If a day is assigned F1, it will use both
those profiles, in that order, each day.
In the Temp. Setpoint (Level 1.3.2) and Hum. Setpoint (Level 1.3.3) you can define
up to 4 times of the day where the set-points change each day. You must add the
times in order for Z1 to Z4, otherwise the set-point will be ignore.

5.4 Language (Level 1.4)

Several languages are available in the standard
software. Simply click on the flag to activate the
language.

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