Central Control Unit User Manual Pr2 - UTS + ECS

Coolsure Limited
Uninterruptible Telecom Split Airconditioner And Direct Air Cooling Fan/Filter Unit CCU-03 Central Control Unit
User Manual
Copyright Coolsure Limited
CCU-03 User Manual R2 UTS+ECS
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1 Contents
1 2 3 Contents ............................................................................................................................. 2 Introduction......................................................................................................................... 3 Layout and Hardware Installation....................................................................................... 4 3.1 Display .......................................................................................................................... 4 3.2 Keypad.......................................................................................................................... 4 3.3 Alarm LED .................................................................................................................... 5 3.4 Communication LED..................................................................................................... 5 3.5 Service Port .................................................................................................................. 5 3.6 Alarm Outputs............................................................................................................... 5 3.7 External Input Channel ................................................................................................. 5 3.8 USB Port....................................................................................................................... 5 3.9 CoolBus Port................................................................................................................. 5 3.10 Installing the System Hardware ............................................................................... 5 4 Application Menu ................................................................................................................ 7 4.1 Menu Overview............................................................................................................. 7 4.2 Updating Parameters.................................................................................................... 7 4.3 Entering Password / Default Password ........................................................................ 7 4.4 Default Menu ................................................................................................................ 8 4.5 Settings Menu............................................................................................................. 10 4.6 Monitor Units Menu .................................................................................................... 16 4.7 Monitor Alarms Menu ................................................................................................. 19 4.8 Configure Menu .......................................................................................................... 22 4.9 Statistic Menu ............................................................................................................. 25 4.10 Alarm Log Menu ..................................................................................................... 27 5 Software Update............................................................................................................... 28 5.1 Installing the Programming Hardware ........................................................................ 28 5.2 Launching the Coolsure Programmer Application...................................................... 28 5.3 Importing the Software Update File ............................................................................ 29 5.4 Update the Central Control Unit software................................................................... 29 6 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................ 30 Appendix A. Indoor Unit Alarm ................................................................................................ 31 Appendix B. Parameter Information ........................................................................................ 32 Appendix C. Application Menu Overview ................................................................................ 34
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2 Introduction
The Central Control Unit (CCU-03) is used for adjustment of system parameters and setpoints and the provision of advanced monitoring and control features in a Coolsure Uninterruptible Telecom Split (UTS) Airconditioning System and a Coolsure Direct Air Cooling Fan/Filter Unit. Individual cooling units communicate directly with each other via the CoolBus communication bus, allowing the Coolsure UTS system to be fully functional without requiring the CCU-03 to be connected. The CCU-03 can thus be used either as a service tool for the Coolsure UTS system to adjust setpoints and view detailed system parameters for fault finding, or can be permanently installed at the site to provide remote alarm capability and enhanced system features. This User Manual describes the features and operation of the CCU-03 Central Control Unit.
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3 Layout and Hardware Installation

The main components of the Central Control Unit are shown in Figure 2-1 below Figure 2-1: Central Control Unit Layout
Display
Alarm LED
Keypad
Alarm Outputs Service Port
External Inputs
CoolBus Port
Communication LED USB Port
3.1 Display
The Display shows the text details of the application menu. The Control Unit returns to the Default menu and dims the backlight if no key is pressed for 30 minutes.
3.2 Keypad
Central Control Unit provides a user friendly interface. There are escape, up, down, left, right and enter keys.
Escape
Escape key is used to return to the previous level in the menu or to cancel editing a parameter.
Left Up
and Right
Left and Right keys are used to scroll through the menu columns.
and Down
Up and Down keys are used to scroll through the menu rows or to increase or decrease a parameter value while the value is flashing.
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Enter
Enter key is used to jump to the lower level in the menu and to confirm the parameter setting.
3.3 Alarm LED

There are 3 alarm levels which can be shown on the LED. Green LED Yellow LED Red LED Red LED lights up to indicate the system is working properly and no alarms are active. lights up to indicate there is/are observation alarm(s) active lights up to indicate there is/are warning alarm(s) active flashes to indicate there is/are critical alarm(s) active.
The alarm LED displays the highest alarm level that is currently active in the system, with the observation alarm being the lowest alarm level and the critical alarm being the highest alarm level. Each alarm can be set to any one of the alarm levels, or disabled (see Settings Menu)
3.4 Communication LED

The communication LED indicates activity on the CoolBus between the airconditioning units, fan/filter unit and the Central Control Unit (CCU-03). Ordinarily the LED should flash a few times per second, everytime the Central Control Unit receives communication from one of the airconditioning units or fan/filter unit failure of the LED to flash is an indication of a problem with the CoolBus connection, or a fault in one/all of the units connected to the CoolBus.
3.5 Service Port

(Feature is currently not implemented) Provides a serial port connection to a modem or serial/ethernet adapter for remote monitoring/control.
3.6 Alarm Outputs

There are 3 changeover relay alarm outputs corresponding to the different alarm levels. They are A1 (Warning Alarm), A2 (Critical Alarm) and O1 (Observation Alarm).
3.7 External Input Channel

(Feature is currently not implemented) There are 4 external analog input channels which can be configured to measure 0-5V, 020mA, NTC thermistor or digital input with pull-up resistor
3.8 USB Port

The USB Port is used to download software revisions to the Central Control Unit, see Section 5 for more information.
3.9 CoolBus Port

There are 2 CoolBus ports for connecting the Central Control Unit to the system. All units are connected in parallel on the CoolBus, allowing connection to be made to any convenient CoolBus port. The Control Unit is powered redundantly by the airconditioning units and/or fan/filter unit via the CoolBus.
3.10 Installing the System Hardware

To install the Central Control Unit: Connect the Central Control Unit to one of the airconditioning unit or fan/filter unit RJ45 sockets via the provided CoolBus cables
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If either a airconditioning unit or a fan/filter unit is turned on, the Central Control Unit should be powered and able monitor the system The green Communication LED should flash to indicate communication on the CoolBus failure of the LED to flash indicates a problem with the CoolBus connection, or one/more faulty units connected to the CoolBus.
Adding a new airconditioning unit to the system: New airconditioning units can be connected to the CoolBus while the system is running New units are automatically detected and integrated into the system by the existing airconditioning units and Central Control Unit. Units are allocated Unit Numbers (used for viewing detailed unit parameters, see Monitor Units) based on their serial numbers If any of the setpoints of the newly connected unit are different from the existing unit, these need to be adjusted via the Central Control Unit (see Setting Menu) Removing a unit from the system: Typically the loss of a unit from the CoolBus is indicative of a fault in the unit. The other airconditioning units automatically adjust to the loss of a unit from the CoolBus, providing redundant operation. In order to provide failsafe system monitoring, the Central Control Unit generates a Unit Lost alarm if a unit from the system for a certain length of time (Section 4.5.2). This ensures that an alarm is generated in the case that a unit has failed in such a way that it is unable to send a fault alarm to the Central Control Unit. In the case of intentionally removing a unit from the system, this alarm can be reset by re-initializing the number of units in the Central Control Unit (Section 4.8.5).
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4 Application Menu
4.1 Menu Overview
The application menu overview is shown in Appendix C. The up/down/left/right keys are used to navigate the menu structure, with enter and escape keys used to navigate into and out of the sub menu structure.
4.2 Updating Parameters

Some parameters can be changed so as to fulfill different requirements. Password protection is provided to prevent unauthorised modification of system settings. The Central Control Unit prompts for the password (if it has not been entered yet) before allowing any change on the system password will need to be re-entered following 1 hour of inactivity (no keys pressed).
4.3 Entering Password / Default Password

The factory default Password is 0000. If the password has not been modified from this factory default setting, one only need press the enter key when prompted to enter the password. Note: Care must be taken when changing the password as loss of the password will prevent future access to the system. New software will need to be downloaded to the Central Control Unit to reset the password Figure 3.2-1 Enter Password before update the parameters P a s s w o r d : 0 * * * The left/right keys are used to select the digit to be edited and the up/down keys used to increase/decrease the value of the digit. The enter key is used to accept the current value. Escape key goes back to the previous menu. If the password is incorrect, a wrong password text will be shown as in figure 3.2-2. Pressing any key returns to previous screen. Figure 3.2-2 Text after Wrong Password has been entered P a s s w o r d : 0 * * * W r o n g P a s s w o r d If the password is correct, it enters to update mode and the target parameter should be flashing. There is an example shown in figure 3.2-3. Figure 3.2-3 updating the normal setpoint parameter N o r m a l S e t p o i n t 2 7 . 5 The parameter is flashing The parameter is set after ENTER has been pressed. Some menus require the changing of a few parameters. These have to be changed one by one in sequence from left to right and then from up to down. These parameters have to be updated together; in other words, if the update is cancelled at or before the last parameter, none of the parameters will be changed.
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4.4 Default Menu

This is the menu at the startup. It can be entered by pressing ESC repeatedly from any level menu. The Control Unit will also return to Default menu if it is idle for more than 30 minutes. The menu description is shown in figure 3.2-1. Figure 3.2-1 Default Menu Description
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Legend: 1: Average Return Temperature (measured by the airconditioning units) or T-1C/TRH-2C Temperature measurement (if T-1C/TRH-2C Temperature/Relative Humidity Transmitter is connected) 2: T-1C/TRH-2C Relative Humidity (This item is blank if T-1C/TRH-2C is not connected) 3: This value is actual fan speed of the fan/filter unit in percentage if fan/filter unit is running only; otherwise, it is average actual compressor speed of the airconditioning units in hertz. 4: Operating Unit: There are 4 situations: OFF (Neither fan/filter unit or airconditioning unit is running), ECS (fan/filter unit is running only), UTS (airconditioning unit(s) is/are running only) and ALL (Both fan/filter unit and airconditioning unit(s) are running). 5: Operating Mode: There are 5 types of operating mode: Normal mode (lowest priority to be shown), Setback mode, Backup mode, Autozero mode and Shutdown mode (highest priority to be shown). The system allows for different temperature setpoint for each of the first three operating modes. The system is ordinarily in Normal mode (controlling the temperature to the normal setpoint) when operating from AC mains power. The system changes to Backup mode (controlling the temperature to the backup setpoint) if the AC mains power fails and the system is operating from the battery backup. The system changes from Normal mode to Setback mode (controlling the temperature to the setback temperature) if a setback period has been configured in the system and the system clock determines that the current time falls within the setback period. Setback is disabled during Backup mode. The system may stop the ECS fan for each of the following two operating modes. The ECS changes to autozero mode to update the offset for pressure reading which requires the fan to be shutdown. The ECS changes to shutdown mode when the shutdown button is pressed in order to service or replace the filter. 6: Alarm Level: There are 3 alarm levels: observation alarm (O1), warning alarm (A1) and critical alarm (A2). Only the highest alarm level will be indicated. An ENTER symbol is displayed to the right of the alarm level as showed in figure 3.2-2, Figure 3.2-2 Alarm level with ENTER symbol A 1 This indicates the Active Alarm List can be displayed by pressing the ENTER key.
4.4.1 Active Alarm List

This list shows all active alarms. It allows scrolling UP or DOWN the list and 2 alarms can be shown at a time. Only the alarms set to have alarm level in Alarm Setting Menu can be activated and show on the list. The figure 3.2.1-1 is an example.
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Figure 3.2.1-1 Example of Activated Alarm List H i g h T e m p A l a r m H i g h S p e e d A l a r m U n i t F a u l t > 1 A C F a u l t U n i t L o s t In this example, the second and the third of 5 active alarms is shown on the screen.
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4.5 Settings Menu

This menu is used to change the system setting. All parameters in this menu can be updated.
4.5.1 Setpoint Menu

The various system setpoints are stored in each individual airconditioning unit and fan/filter unit, and the Central Control Unit displays the average value stored in the units. The setpoints in each airconditioning unit and fan/filter unit should ordinarily be identical for correct system operation, but adding a new airconditioning unit to the system can result in units with different setpoints. The system setpoints can be edited via the Central Control Unit and are updated in each individual airconditioning unit and fan/filter unit upon acceptance (by pressing the enter key) of the edited value. After editing, the Central Control Unit reads back and displays the average value stored in the units, allowing one to check that the value has been correctly updated. An example screen is shown in Figure 3.4.1-1. For more information about the setting range and factory default setting, see Appendix B. Parameter Information. Figure 3.4.1-1 Normal Setpoint in Setpoint Menu N o r m a l S e t p o i n 2 8 .
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Normal Setpoint
This is the temperature setpoint in Normal mode (when the unit is not in Setback mode or Backup mode). The system would maintain the room temperature according to this setpoint in Normal Mode. The Normal setpoint is usually chosen to provide an optimum tradeoff between airconditioner power consumption and telecom equipment and battery life.
Setback Setpoint
This is the temperature setpoint during the setback period. The system maintains the room temperature according to this setpoint in Setback Mode. Setback mode is ordinarily used to provide a higher system temperature (with corresponding reduced airconditioner power consumption) during periods of higher energy cost, with the Normal and Setback temperatures chosen such that the average system temperature will be maintained at the desired level. This feature can also be used for other cases whereby different setpoints are desired for different periods of the day for example a higher setpoint could be chosen for night-time to minimise noise and disturbance to nearby residents. This feature requires the Central Control Unit to be connected to the system as the Setback period and realtime clock are contained in the Central Control Unit.
Backup Setpoint
This is the temperature setpoint when the unit is running on battery. The system maintains the room temperature according to this setpoint in Backup Mode. A higher than Normal setpoint can be used to minimise the airconditioner power consumption when running from battery, hence minimising the impact on the battery backup capacity.
Track Delta
The airconditioning units are capable of adjusting their setpoint with the outdoor ambient. Outdoor ambient to the telecom station might relatively varies indoor temperature .The lower temperature difference between indoor and outdoor can minimize the airconditioner power
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consumption for example setpoint will be higher during the daytime since the ambient temperature will be raised, This is a delta value applied on the temperature setpoint which limited its linear variation with outdoor ambient. (i.e. With setpoint of 25C and track delta of 2C, setpoint varies between 23C and 27C with ambient temp. In details, if the ambient dropped below its average by 1C, the setpoint becomes 24C.) This feature can be disabled by setting the value to zero.
Delta Temp
The airconditioning units normally adjust their compressor speeds in order to maintain the room temperature equal to the setpoint. However, under light load conditions, the airconditioning unit may still provide too much cooling capacity at minimum compressor speed (20Hz). In this case the units switch into an on/off control mode in order to maintain the room temperature equal to the setpoint. This is a delta value on the temperature setpoint which provides hysteresis on switching on/off the compressor. (i.e. if return temperature < setpoint delta, the compressor will be switched off; if the return temperature > setpoint + delta, the compressor will be switched on). Normally this value should be in the range of 0.5C to 2.0C. Too low a value leads to more accurate temperature control, but more frequently cycling of the compressors and increased energy consumption. Units automatically determine which compressor should be turned off/on in order to equalize run-time between the different units.
UTS Fan@Comp Off

This is the indoor fan speed (in percentage) when the compressor of the unit is turned off. A unit provides no cooling capacity when its compressor is turned off and operating its indoor fan causes avoidable power losses. However, in some cases, it may be desirable to have continued indoor airflow even when the compressor is turned off. For example, the return temperature is measured adjacent to the indoor unit heatexchanger, meaning some airflow is desirable to ensure the air temperature is sampled correctly. The fan speed can be adjusted linearly between 40% and 100% with a minimum fan speed of 40%. A setpoint between 0 and 40 results in an indoor fan speed of 0% when the compressor is turned off.
UTS Capacity
This feature can be utilised to limit the total system cooling capacity (and hence input power consumption). This can be useful in the case the system is connected to a limited capacity supply, such as a diesel generator or fuel cell, or limited capacity AC feed. The cooling capacity is originated in compressor operating speed. Hence, limiting the operating speed can control the input power consumption. Capacity Limit is a factor (in percentage) on the rated total operating speed (assumed one unit is redundant when more than one unit are connected). This factor can effectively control the maximum compressor speed. (i.e. With 3 units in the system(one redundant) and power limit of 120%, sum of the compressor speeds should be 1.2 x (70 + 70) = 154Hz. In other words, 51Hz each if they are all working.) The Capacity Limit can be adjusted between 50% and 200%.
Humidity Setpt
(Feature is currently not implemented) (This item is applicable only when the T-1C/TRH-2C is connected)
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This is the desired humidity level for the system. The airconditioning units are able to provide dehumidification of the air for cases where sites are located in humid environments. The airconditioning units are not able to provide humidification for cases where sites are located in dry environments external humidifiers are needed if this functionality is required.
Delta Humidity
(Feature is currently not implemented) (This item is applicable only when the T-1C/TRH-2C is connected) The upper margin for the humidity setpoint above which dehumidify mode is activated.
Service Interval
This is the regular service interval (in weeks). A timer and service due alarm is provided to prompt service personnel to clean air filters, heatexchangers, etc.
Service Overdue
This is the maximum valid service valid interval (in weeks) after the service due alarm is activated, before the service overdue alarm is activated.
I/O Delta AC ON
This is a delta value, comparing with temperature difference between indoor and outdoor, to switch on/off the fan/filter unit when airconditioning unit is running. (i.e. if Indoor Temp Outdoor Temp I/O Delta AC ON, fan/filter unit will be startup; if Indoor Temp Outdoor Temp I/O Delta AC ON - 1C, fan/filter unit will be shut)
I/O Delta AC OFF

This is a delta value, comparing with temperature difference between indoor and outdoor, to switch on/off the fan/filter unit when airconditioning unit is shut. (i.e. if Indoor Temp Outdoor Temp I/O Delta AC OFF, fan/filter unit will be startup)
ECS Fan Min Spd

This is the minimum ECS fan speed (in percentage) when ECS is running.
ECS Fan Max Spd

This is the maximum ECS fan speed (in percentage) when ECS is running.
Max Humidity
This is the maximum for outdoor absolute humidity (in g/kg) above which the fan/filter unit is shut. The fan will be reactivated once the absolute humidity less than or equal to (Max Humidity 1g/kg).
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4.5.2 Alarm Settings Menu

This menu allows user to set activation and deactivation levels for the system alarms dependent on analogue parameters. Also, it allows setting of the alarm level (observation, warning, critical, none) associated with the alarm, which controls which LED and changeover alarm relay is activated together with the alarm. Some alarms will set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit to be activated together with the alarm. The parameters are saved in the Central Control Unit. See Appendix A for more information about the relation between Indoor Unit Alarm and Central Control Unit Alarm. The following is the description of this menu, Alarm Name
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Deactivate point
External Relay Number
Figure 3.4.2-1 Alarm Setting Menu Description
High Temp Alarm

This alarm indicates the room temperature is high, where room temperature is the average return temperature measured by the airconditioning units, or the T-1C/TRH-2C temperature if it is connected. The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
VHigh Temp Alarm

This alarm indicates the room temperature is very high, where room temperature is the average return temperature measured by the airconditioning units, or the T-1C/TRH-2C temperature if it is connected. The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point.
Low Temp Alarm

This alarm indicates the room temperature is low, where room temperature is the average return temperature measured by the airconditioning units, or the T-1C/TRH-2C temperature if it is connected. The activation point should always be set lower than the deactivation point.
Vlow Temp Alarm

This alarm indicates the room temperature is very low, where room temperature is the average return temperature measured by the airconditioning units, or the T-1C/TRH-2C temperature if it is connected. The activation point should always be set lower than the deactivation point. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
High Humidity Alarm

(This item is applicable only when T-1C/TRH-2C is connected) This alarm indicates the humidity measured by the T-1C/TRH-2C is high. The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
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High Latent Load

(This item is applicable only when T-1C/TRH-2C is connected) The Central Control Unit monitors what percentage of time dehumidification is required. A high percentage of time requiring dehumidification is indicative of a high latent heat load, which can indicate poor sealing of the BTS room. High latent load directly impacts on the airconditioner energy consumption, so it is desirable to minimise the latent heatload. The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point.
UTS Comp Hi Spd

This alarm indicates the average compressor speed is high. The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point.
Missing Filter
This alarm indicates the fan filter is missing (Filter pressure is too low when the fan is running). The activation point should always be set lower than the deactivation point. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
Replace Filter
This alarm indicates the fan filter experiences over-pressure (Filter pressure is too high when the fan is running). The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
Blocked Filter
This alarm indicates the fan filter is in need of replacement (Filter pressure is too high when the fan is running). The activation point should always be set higher than the deactivation point. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
UTS Unit Alarm and UTS Unit Alarm >1

These alarms indicate some units have unit fault other than those shown seperately below. If one unit has a fault, the Unit Fault alarm is activated. If more than one unit has a fault, the Unit Fault>1 alarm is activated.
UTS Unit Fault and UTS Unit Fault >1

This alarm indicates some units have unit shutdown alarms (including remote shutdown, indoor fan fault, overtemp shutdown, unit comms fault and outdoor fault) If one unit has the fault, the Unit Shutdown alarm is activated. If more than one unit have the fault, the Unit Shutdown>1 alarm is activated.
BCU Fault and BCU Fault >1

This alarm indicates some units have a Battery Converter Unit (BCU) fault. If one unit has the fault, the BCU Fault alarm is activated. If more than one unit have the fault, the BCU Fault>1 alarm is activated.
AC Fault and AC Fault >1

This alarm indicates some units have AC fault. If one unit has the fault, the AC Fault alarm is activated. If more than one unit have the fault, the AC Fault>1 alarm is activated.
Service Due
This alarm indicates the time (in weeks) since last service of some units exceeds the preset service interval. This alarm can be deactivated by resetting the service timer in Service Done item (Section 4.8.4).
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Service Overdue
This alarm indicates the time (in weeks) since last service of some units exceeds the preset service overdue limit. This alarm can be deactivated by resetting the service timer in Service Done item (Section 4.8.4).
In Power Limit
(Feature is currently not implemented)
Superheat
ECS Fan Fail

This alarm indicates the ECS fan is not working properly since the fan is unable to follow the commanded speed over certain period. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
ECS Sensor Fault

This alarm indicates the sensor(s) is/are (partially) malfunctioning. This alarm shall set an additional relay on the fan/filter unit.
Unit Lost
This alarm indicates some units (either one or more of the airconditioning units, fan/filter unit or T-1C/TRH-2C) have been disconnected from the system. This alarm activates if the controller cannot communicate with an airconditioning unit or fan/filter unit for more than 5 seconds or with the T-1C/TRH-2C for more than 30 seconds. This alarm deactivates once the lost airconditioning unit fan/filter unit or T-1C/TRH-2C communicates with Central Control Unit again, or by resetting the number of existing unit in the system in Initialize Unit item (Section 4.8.5).
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4.6 Monitor Units Menu

This menu monitors parameters in the airconditioning and fan/filter units. The average values are displayed in ALL column as shown in figure 3.5-1 and the individual values are displayed in Unit column as shown in figure 3.5-2. Value might be invalid as shown in figure 3.5-3. An invalid value may be indicative of a faulty sensor. Press left and right arrows to scroll between unit data and the average data (all). Figure 3.5-1 ALL column with averaged Return Temp R e t u r n T e m p A L L : 2 9 . 6
Figure 3.5-2 Unit 1 column with Return Temp of Unit 1 R e t u r n T e m p U n i t 1 : 2 9 . 9 Figure 3.5-3 Invalid value of Unit 2 Return Temp R e t u r n T e m p U n i t 2 : - - .
4.6.1 Monitor UTS Menu

This menu monitors parameters in the airconditioning units. When reading data from a particular unit (eg Unit 1), the LEDs and display of that unit flash to aid identification of each unit.
Compressor Speed
This is the actual compressor speed in Hertz. This value is used to determine if there is High Speed Alarm.
Indoor Fan Speed

This is the target indoor fan speed in percentage.
Outdoor Fan Speed

This is the target fan speed in percentage.
Dehumidify Rate
(Feature is currently not implemented) (This item is applicable only when the T-1C/TRH-2C is connected) This is the dehumidify rate over time in percentage. If the humidity is higher than the setpoint plus the delta, the units start dehumidification and the dehumidify rate increase over time; or if the humidity drops lower than the setpoint, the units stop dehumidification and the rate decrease over time. T-1C/TRH-2C uses this value to determine if there is High Latent Load Alarm.
EEV Setting
This is the Electronic Expansion Valve setting in steps.
Return Temp
This is the return temperature in degree Celsius. If return sensor is faulty, the indoor unit activates Temp Sensor fault and invalid value is shown in this item.
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The compressor speed operation is mainly depends on the different between the average of this value among the units and the setpoint. This value is used to determine if there is High Temp Alarm, VHigh Temp Alarm, Low Temp Alarm or VLow Temp Alarm in the case that the T-1C/TRH-2C is not connected to the system.
Ambient Temp
This is the ambient temperature in degree Celsius measured by outdoor unit. If ambient sensor is faulty, the indoor unit activates Temp Sensor fault and invalid value is shown in this item.
Evaporator Temp
This is the condenser temperature in degree Celsius. If evaporator sensor is faulty, the indoor unit activates Temp Sensor fault and invalid value is shown in this item. Outdoor Unit uses this value to control the EEV setting and to determine if there is Exchanger Frost Protection (Evaporator T Low) which is a Unit Fault alarm.
Condenser Temp
This is the condenser temperature in degree Celsius. If condenser sensor is faulty, the indoor unit activates Temp Sensor fault and invalid value is shown in this item. Outdoor Unit uses this value to determine if there is Over Refrigeration Protection (Condenser T High) which is a Unit Fault alarm.
Suction Temp
This is the suction temperature in degree Celsius. If suction sensor is faulty, the indoor unit activates Temp Sensor fault and invalid value is shown in this item.
Discharge Temp
This is the discharge temperature in degree Celsius. If discharge sensor is faulty, the indoor unit activates Temp Sensor fault and invalid value is shown in this item. Outdoor Unit uses this value to determine if there is Discharge Protection (Discharge T High) which is a Unit Fault alarm.
AC Supply Voltage
This is the AC supply voltage to the airconditioning unit. This value is used to determine if there is AC High or AC Low condition which is combined as an AC Fault alarm.
BCU Voltage
This is the Battery Converter Unit (BCU) voltage to the airconditioning unit.
Input Power (sum)

Total Run Time

This is the accumulated running time (in hours) since the unit was powered.
Comp Run Time

This is the accumulated compressor running time (in hours) since the unit was powered.
Weighted Run Time

This is the accumulated weighted running time (in hours) since the unit was powered Value Increments when the compressor is running at a rate proportional to the compressor speed. (1 hour at 50Hz = 1 weighted hour, 2 hours at 25Hz = 1 weighted hour, 1 hour at
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75Hz = 1.5 weighted hours. This provides an indication of how hard the unit has been working)
Time till service

This is the time in weeks since the last service. Indoor Unit uses this value to determine if there is Service Due or Service Overdue.
4.6.2 Monitor ECS Menu

This menu monitors parameters in the fan/filter units.
Indoor Temp
This is the indoor temperature in degree Celsius measured by UTS airconditioning units. If this temperature is invalid, the ECS unit activates ECS Sensor Fault alarm.
Outdoor Temp
This is the outdoor temperature in degree Celsius. If this temperature is invalid, the ECS unit activates ECS Sensor Fault alarm.
In Rel Humidity
This is the indoor relative humidity in percentage measured by temperature transmitter. If the transmitter does not have this function, this value will be invalid.
Out Rel Humidity

This is the outdoor relative humidity in percentage. If this humidity is invalid, the ECS unit activates ECS Sensor Fault alarm.
In Abs Humidity
This is the indoor absolute humidity based on indoor temperature and indoor relative humidity.
Out Abs Humidity

This is the outdoor absolute humidity based on outdoor temperature and outdoor relative humidity.
Filter Pressure
This is the filter pressure in Parcel.
Fan Speed
This is the actual ECS fan speed in percentage.
Total Runtime
This is the accumulated running time (in hours) since the unit was powered.
Fan Runtime
This is the accumulated fan running time (in hours) since the unit was powered.
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4.7 Monitor Alarms Menu

This menu monitors the status in the system. There are ALL column and Unit column to observe status. At ALL column, the status shows yes if all units have the alarm , no if no units have this alarm or --- if some units have this alarm. At Unit column, the LEDs and display of the target unit should be flashing and the status shows yes if the alarm is active or no if it is inactive. Some alarms can be shown on Indoor Unit Display as well, see Appendix A for more information. The following are some examples, Figure 3.6-1 Unit 1 with AC High Active at Unit 1 column A C H i g h U n i t 1 : Y e s Figure 3.6-2 All Units with AC Low Active at ALL column A C L o w A L L : Y e s Figure 3.6-3 Some Units with BCU Fault at ALL column B C U F a u l t A L L : - - -
AC High
This status indicates the AC supply voltage to the airconditioning unit is too high (> 255V). AC Fault alarm is activated with this status.
AC Low
*This status indicates the AC supply voltage to the airconditioning unit is too low (< 165V). AC Fault alarm is activated with this status.
Running Battery
This status indicates the indoor unit is running on battery (BCU is turned on). The default screen shows running in Backup mode when one or more than one unit set this status. The backup LED of the unit running on battery should light up, see Appendix A for more information.
In/Fan Comms
*This status indicates there is communication fault between Indoor control board and fan control board (both located in the indoor unit). Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status.
UTS Fan Fault

This status indicates there is operation fault (i.e. motor jam) on indoor unit fan control board. Unit Fault alarm is active with this status.
BCU Fault
This status indicates BCU has been connected to the system, but it is unable to supply enough DC power (< 200V) to the unit. BCU Fault alarm is active with this status. This could indicate either a fault in the BCU, too high/low supply voltage to the BCU or a faulty connection between the BCU and indoor unit.
CoolBus Fault
This status indicates there is a CoolBus communication faulty. Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status.
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Service Due
This status indicates the time (in weeks) since last service exceeds the service interval. Service Due alarm is active with this status.
Service Overdue
This status indicates the time (in weeks) since last service exceeds the service overdue interval. Service Overdue alarm is active with this status.
UTS Temp sensor

This status indicates there is sensor reading error on the system. These sensors included return temperature sensor, ambient sensor, evaporator sensor, condenser sensor, suction sensor and discharge sensor. Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
Comp High Temp

This status indicates the compressor temperature is currently too high (i.e. T > 120 ). The outdoor unit will protectively shutdown until the temperature dropped back. Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status.
Evaporator T Low
This status indicates the outdoor unit is currently in Exchanger Frost Protection (i.e. Tevaporator+2). Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
Comp Overcurrent
This status indicates the outdoor unit is currently in current protection (i.e. Icomp > 11A). Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
Condenser T High
This status indicates the outdoor unit is currently in over-refrigeration protection (i.e. Tcondenser58). Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
Comp Overvoltage
This status indicates the outdoor unit is currently in voltage protection (i.e. Vbus< 320V or Vbus> 400V). Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
Discharge T High
This status indicates the outdoor unit is currently in Discharge protection (i.e. Tdischarge95). Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
OverT Shutdown
This status indicates the compressor shutdown due the frequent over-temperature (Comp High Temp). Unit Fault alarm is active with this status
In/Outdoor Comms
*This status indicates there is communication fault between indoor unit and outdoor unit. Unit Fault alarm is active with this status
Outdoor Fault
This status indicates there is outdoor units fault which including EEPROM error and Unit Startup Error. Unit Fault alarm is active with this status
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Dehumidify
(Feature is currently not implemented) (This item is applicable only when the T-1C/TRH-2C is connected) This status indicates the system is in dehumidifying mode. T-1C/TRH-2C sends an activation command after the dehumidify rate exceeds alarm activation level; the T-1C/TRH-2C sends a deactivation command after the dehumidify rate below the deactivation level. Unit Alarm alarm is active with this status
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4.8 Configure Menu

The items inside this menu allow configuring the setting in the Central Control Unit.
4.8.1 Set Password

Central Control Unit allows updating the password so as to enhance security of the system. The Set Password screen is shown in figure 3.7.1-1. Figure 3.7.1-1 Set Password screen N E W P W : * * * * R E T Y P E : * * * * Before changing the password and if the password has not been entered, Central Control Unit will ask for the password for verification. Afterward, it is allowed update the password as shown in figure 3.7.1-2. Figure 3.7.1-2 Edit the password N E W P W : 0 R E T Y P E : *
* *
* *
* *
The password is a 4 single digit numbers. By pressing LEFT or RIGHT, it can select the digits, and by pressing UP or DOWN, it can change the number. The Central Control Unit then requires user to retype the same new password for reconfirmation as shown in figure 3.7.1-3. Figure 3.7.1-3 Retype the password N E W P W : * * R E T Y P E : 0 *
* *
* *
If those passwords are matched, it returns to Set Password title and the password has been updated. Otherwise, if they are not matched, the mismatch text will be shown as in figure 3.7.1-4 Figure 3.7.1-4 Passwords mismatch N E W P W : * R E T Y P E : M I
* S
* M
* A
In this case, please repeat the above procedures.
4.8.2 Set Date/Time

Central Control Unit has an internal real time clock to precisely obtain the date and time. These values are mainly used in determine the setback period and the alarm log. The Set Date/Time description is shown in figure 3.7.2-1. Figure 3.7.2-1 Set Date/Time Description Date 2 1 0 / 5 : Month 0 8 4 / Year 2 0 0 9 5 0 Second Weekday T H U
1 :
Hour
Minute
This clock is running over time unless it is in update mode.
4.8.3 Setback Period

Setback Period is a range of time the system entered to Setback mode in order to saving the energy. The Setback Period description is shown in figure 3.7.3-1
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Figure 3.7.3-1 Setback Period Description Start Day D a y : : M O N 1 0 Start Hour Complete Day To To F R I 1 8
H o u r
Complete Hour
In this example, this setback period should be from 10am to 6pm on from Monday to Friday. The system is in setback mode during this period. Note that to disable the setback function, user might set the start hour equal to the complete hour.
4.8.4 Service Done

Central Control Unit requires regular service to maintain the system quality. It generates Service Due and Service Overdue alarm after certain length of time. Technician could reset the service timer by this item after the check. By pressing ENTER in this item, the re-confirm screen is shown afterward as in figure 3.7.41 Figure 3.7.4-1 Re-confirm Screen after pressed ENTER at Service Done item A r e y o u s u r e ? By pressing the ENTER again, the Service timer is reset.
4.8.5 Initialize Unit

Central Control Unit can recognize there are any units (including T-1C/TRH-2C) disconnected/lost from the system. In this case, the Unit Lost alarm should be activated. This item is allowed to reset the status of the Control Unit. (i.e. Recount the number of unit in the system) By pressing ENTER in this item, the re-confirm screen is shown afterward as in figure 3.7.51 Figure 3.7.5-1 Re-confirm Screen after pressed ENTER at Initialize Unit item A r e y o u s u r e ?
By pressing the ENTER again, the Unit status is reset.
4.8.6 TESTMODE
Central Control Unit can be acted as a temperature transmitter (T-1C) and transmitted a simulate indoor temperature value (TESTTEMP) periodically. Press ENTER can toggle TESTMODE.
4.8.7 TESTTEMP
The simulate value used in TESTMODE can be configured in this item.
4.8.8 CCU Software

This item shows the CCU software version.
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4.8.9 UTS Software

This item shows the UTS software version.
4.8.10
ECS Software
This item shows the ECS software version.
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4.9 Statistic Menu

Each airconditioning unit stores detailed statistics for reference and analysis. Statistics are initialised after startup or after reset of the statistics (Section 4.9.1). The values displayed are average values of all the airconditioning units.
Av Room Temp
This is the averaged (indoor) return temperature. If a return temperature sensor is faulty, a value of zero is used for calculating the return temperature while the sensor is faulty.
Max Room Temp

This is the maximum (indoor) return temperature.
Min Room Temp

This is the minimum (indoor) return temperature.
Av Ambient Temp
This is the averaged (outdoor) ambient temperature. If an ambient temperature sensor is faulty, a value of zero is used for calculating the return temperature while the sensor is faulty. The ambient temperature sensor is located in the airstream near the outdoor heatexchanger recirculation and other effects can affect the accuracy of the ambient temperature sensor.
Max Ambient Temp

This is the maximum ambient temperature
Min Ambient Temp

This is the minimum ambient temperature
Av Comp Speed
This is the averaged compressor speed in hertz.
Run Time
This is the running time in hour.
Comp Run Time

This is the compressor running time in hour.
Weight Run Time

This is the weighted running time in hour. Value Increments when the compressor is running at a rate proportional to the compressor speed. (1 hour at 50Hz = 1 weighted hour, 2 hours at 25Hz = 1 weighted hour, 1 hour at 75Hz = 1.5 weighted hours.
Batt Run Time

This is the battery running time in hour.
Room Temp >=40C

This is the accumulated hours for return temperature over 40 degrees Celsius.
Ambient >= 45C

This is the accumulated hours for ambient temperature over 45 degrees Celsius.
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Ambient 40-44C
This is the accumulated hours for ambient temperature between 40 and 44 degrees Celsius.
Ambient 35-39C
Ambient 30-34C
Ambient 25-29C
Ambient 20-24C
Ambient 15-19C
Ambient 10-14C
Ambient 5-9C
Ambient <5C
This is the accumulated hours for ambient temperature below 5 degrees Celsius.
Av Outdoor Temp
This is the averaged outdoor temperature. If the temperature value is invalid, a value of zero is used for calculating the outdoor temperature.
Av Abs In Humid
This is the averaged absolute indoor humidity. If the humidity value is invalid, a value of zero is used for calculating the indoor humidity.
Av Abs Out Humid

This is the averaged absolute outdoor humidity. If the humidity value is invalid, a value of zero is used for calculating the outdoor humidity.
4.9.1 Reset Statistic

By pressing LEFT or RIGHT in Statistic Column, it jumps to Reset column. This column is used to reset the statistic in the indoor units. By pressing ENTER in this column, the reconfirm screen is shown afterward as in figure 3.8.1-1 Figure 3.8.1-1 Re-confirm Screen after pressed ENTER at Reset column in Statistic Menu A r e y o u s u r e ?
By pressing the ENTER again to reset the statistic.
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4.10 Alarm Log Menu

Central Control Unit has logging function to record the alarm status. This function can save 96 latest logs older alarms are overwritten. The Alarm Log description is shown in figure 3.91. Figure 3.9-1 Alarm Log description Log Number 0 1 ) Date 0 t Month 0 1 Hour 1 2 : t Minute 1 5 A = Activated D = Deactivated A
U n i
F a u l
Alarm Name The alarm log can update over time. Once a new log has been recorded, the function would pump the user to the latest log.
4.10.1
Reset Alarm Log
By pressing LEFT or RIGHT in Alarm Log Column, it jumps to Reset column. This column is used to reset the Alarm Log. By pressing ENTER in this column, the re-confirm screen is shown afterward as in figure 3.8.1-1 Figure 3.8.1-1 Re-confirm Screen after pressed ENTER at Reset column in Statistic Menu A r e y o u s u r e ?
By pressing the ENTER again to reset the statistic.
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5 Software Update
This part describes how to update the Central Control Unit software step by step: Installing the Programming Hardware Launching the Coolsure Programmer Application Importing the Software Update File Update the Central Control Unit software
5.1 Installing the Programming Hardware

Plug one end of USB cable into a USB port on the PC. *Hold the ESC button on Central Control Unit and Plug the other end into the USB port on the Unit. The Central Control Unit connection can then be detected by the PC.
Note: This (*) part is essential for Central Control Unit to enter to programming mode.
5.2 Launching the Coolsure Programmer Application

Launching the Coolsure Programmer and the programming interface appear as shown in Figure 5.2-1. If the application fails to launch, refer to the note below.
Figure 5.2-1 Coolsure Programmer interface If the message box shows Device removed, repeat the steps in 5.1 and ensure the ESC button is held when connecting the power to the Central Control Unit. After the hardware is installed properly, the programmer shows a message Device attached and Load File is active as in Figure 5.2-2.
Figure 5.2-2 Application is active Note: For the users who are not using Windows Vista, they will need to have the .NET framework version 2.0(higher version probably okay) installed on their computer in order to open the application. The .NET framework can be freely downloaded from Microsofts website. The redistributables are available at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=0856EACB-4362-4B0D8EDDAAB15C5E04F5&displaylang=enhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?Fa milyID=0856EACB-4362-4B0D-8EDD-AAB15C5E04F5&displaylang=en
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5.3 Importing the Software Update File

To import a software update (Hex File) to be programmed into the Central Control Unit, click Load File, Browse for the Hex file and click open as shown in Figure 5.3-1
Figure 5.3-1 Import Hex File After imported the Hex file, the Update Software is active in the application. An example interface is shown in Figure 5.3-2.
Figure 5.3-2 Update Software button is active
5.4 Update the Central Control Unit software

The Central Control Unit can then be programmed by clicking Update Software (Figure 5.4-1). The Central Control Unit will be erased and programmed with the updated software previously imported. The bar and the dialog show the update progress status.
Figure 5.4-1 Start updating the software If the update is completed, the programmer will show the message Update Success as shown in Figure 5.4-2.
Figure 5.4-2 the update is completed
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6 Troubleshooting
Problem Cause General (existed in Active Alarm List) AC Fault alarm The electricity supply failure BCU Fault alarm Missing Filter alarm Replace Filter alarm Blocked Filter alarm Service Due and Service Overdue alarm Fan Fail alarm The supply to BCU is unable to supply enough power to the unit Filter is missing in Fan/Filter Unit The efficiency is dropped due to the filter The air can hardly be drawn from outside The unit is idle from service over a length of time Actual Fan speed is unable to reach the target speed Remedy Contact local electric company Check the BCU power source Replace BCU Insert the filter to the unit Replace or clean the filter Check if the airflow side on the shelter is blocked Provide service to the unit and then reset the service timer(Section 4.8.4) Check the fan connection on the fan/filter controller Replace the fan/filter controller Check below Invalid Return Temp Replace Ambient Sensor Replace Ambient Sensor Initialize the existing unit counter in Initialize Unit(Section 4.8.5) Replace the CoolBus cables
Sensor Fault alarm with Invalid Indoor Temp Invalid Outdoor Temp Invalid Outdoor Humidity (Value of Monitor ECS in Monitor Unit) Unit Lost alarm
Indoor Temp cannot be obtain from Indoor Unit Outdoor Temp is faulty Outdoor Humidity is faulty Some units has been intentionally disconnected
(And no unit can be CoolBus Faulty(CoolBus detected) Comms Fault) Individual (existed in Monitor Alarm) Temp Sensor status with Invalid Return Temp Return sensor faulty Invalid Ambient Temp Ambient sensor faulty Invalid Evaporator Temp Evaporator sensor faulty Invalid Condenser Temp Condenser sensor faulty Invalid Suction Temp Suction sensor faulty Invalid Discharge Temp Discharge sensor faulty (Value of Monitor UTS in Monitor Unit) Indoor Fan Fault status Indoor Fan might be jammed In/Fan Comms status On-board 6 ways wire faulty In/Outdoor Comms Signal cable faulty status OverT Shutdown Outdoor Unit shutdown due to frequent over-temp(Comp High Temp) Or Outdoor Fault status Unit shutdown due to startup Error
Replace indoor unit sensor Replace Outdoor unit sensor Replace indoor unit sensor Replace Outdoor unit sensor Replace Outdoor unit sensor Replace Outdoor unit sensor Check if windout is blocked Replace the 6-ways wire Check connection of the cable These status are unrecoverable, the unit should be restarted (turn the power off and on)
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Appendix A. Indoor Unit Alarm

Figure A-1 Indoor Unit Display Interface
OK
BACKUP
ALARM SPEED
Legend: The OK LED lights up indicated the unit is working properly. The BACKUP LED lights up indicated the unit is running in battery. The ALARM LED lights up indicated the unit has normal alarm. The ALARM LED flashes indicated the unit has urgent alarm. The Display shows value and alarm label (if exists) by turns: o The value shows the actual compressor speed when the Speed LED lights up. o When the Speed LED goes out, the display shows the alarm labels and return temp in turn if there is alarm; otherwise, the display shows return temp only. Alarm Description: Definition(Status Name) Label E0 F0 F1 E1 E2 E3 F2 F3 E4 E5 E6 E7 F4 F5 F6 P0 P1 P2 P3 From Indoor Unit CoolBus Fault Return Sensor Fault(Temp Sensor) Evaporator Sensor Fault(Temp Sensor) From Fan Inverter AC High AC Low Indoor/Fan Communication Fault(In/Fan Comms) BCU Fault Indoor Fan Fault From Outdoor Unit Ambient Sensor Fault(Temp Sensor) Condenser Sensor Fault(Temp Sensor) Suction Sensor Fault(Temp Sensor) Discharge Sensor Fault(Temp Sensor) Outdoor Fault Discharge Over-Temp Error(OverT Shutdown) Indoor/Outdoor Communication Fault (In/Outdoor Comms) Current Protection(Comp Overcurrent) Over Refrigeration Protection(Condenser T High) Voltage Protection(Comp Overvoltage) Discharge Protection(Discharge T High) No No No No Yes Yes Yes No No No No Unit Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Fault Unit Fault Unit Fault Unit Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Alarm No No No Yes Yes AC Fault AC Fault Unit Alarm BCU Fault Unit Fault Urgent? No Yes No Correlated Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Alarm Unit Alarm
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Appendix B. Parameter Information

The parameter ranges and resolution in different menu are described as follow:
Setpoints Menu Normal Setpoint Setback Setpoint Backup Setpoint Track Delta Delta Temp UTS Fan@Comp Off UTS Capacity Humidity Setpt Delta Humidity Service Interval Service Overdue I/O Delta AC ON I/O Delta AC OFF ECS Fan Min Spd ECS Fan Max Spd Max Humidity Alarm Setting Menu High Temp Alarm Vhigh Temp Alarm Low Temp Alarm Vlow Temp Alarm High Humidity High Latent Load UTS Comp Hi Spd Missing Filter Replace Filter Blocked Filter Range [20.0:40.0] [20.0:40.0] [20.0:40.0] [0.0:20.0] [0.0:20.0] [0:100] [50:200] [0:100] [0:100] [0:212] [0:212] [0.0:5.0] [0.0:5.0] [30:70] [70:120] [15:30] Range [0.0:50.0] [0.0:50.0] [0.0:50.0] [0.0:50.0] [0:100] [0:100] [0:100] [0:999] [0:999] [0:999] Parameter Type: Temperature EEV Voltage Absolute Humidity Other Resolution 0.1 2 4 0.1 1 Monitor Unit Menu (Monitor UTS) Compressor Speed Indoor Fan Speed Outdoor Fan Spd Dehumidify Rate EEV Setting Return Temp Ambient Temp Evaporator Temp Condenser Temp Suction Temp Discharge Temp AC Supply Volt BCU Voltage Input Power (sum) Total Run Time Comp Run Time Weight Run Time Time till service [0:999999] [0:999999] [0:999999] [0:212] Range [0:75] [0:100] [0:100] [0:100] [0:500] [-16.0:62.0] [-20.0:80.0] [-16.0:62.0] [-20.0:80.0] [-20.0:80.0] [0.0:150.0] [0:1020] [0:1020] Monitor Unit Menu (Monitor ECS) Indoor Temp Outdoor Temp In Rel Humidity Out Rel Humidity In Abs Humidity Out Abs Humidity Filter Pressure Fan Speed Total Runtime Fan Runtime Range [-20.0:60.0] [-20.0:60.0] [0:100] [0:100] [0.0:25.5] [0.0:25.5] [0:999] [0:100] [0:999999] [0:999999]
Factory default settings of Alarm Setting menu are defined as follow:

Default Level High Temp Alarm Vhigh Temp Alarm Low Temp Alarm Vlow Temp Alarm High Humidity Alarm Low Humidity Alarm High Latent Load High Speed Alarm A1 A2 O1 A1 ----Activate Level 40.0 45.0 20.0 10.0 70 25 20 70 Deactivate Level 38.0 43.0 22.0 12.0 65 30 15 65 Unit Fault Unit Fault >1 Unit Shutdown Unit Shutdown >1 BCU Fault BCU Fault >1 AC Fault AC Fault >1 Service Due Service Overdue In Power Limit Superheat Unit Lost Default Level A1 A2 A1 A2 A1 A2 O1 A1 O1 A1 --A1
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Factory default settings stored in Indoor Unit and fan/filter unit are defined as follow:
Indoor Unit Normal Setpoint Setback Setpoint Backup Setpoint Backup Setpoint Track Delta Delta Temp UTS Fan@Comp Off UTS Capacity Humidity Setpt Delta Humidity Service Interval Service Overdue Activate Level High Temp Alarm Vhigh Temp Alarm Low Temp Alarm Vlow Temp Alarm High Latent Load UTS Comp Hi Spd 40.0 45.0 20.0 10.0 20 70 Default Value 21.0 35.0 24.0 24.0 0.0 1.0 56 160 55 5 13 17 Deactivate Level 38.0 43.0 22.0 12.0 15 65 High Temp Alarm Low Temp Alarm High Humidity Missing Filter Replace Filter Blocked Filter ECS Fan Fail ECS Senor Fault Activate Level 40.0 20.0 20 70 220 250 Deactivate Level 38.0 22.0 15 65 180 180 Relay 1 0 0 2 0 2 2 2 Fan/filter unit Normal Setpoint Setback Setpoint Backup Setpoint Delta Temp I/O Delta AC ON I/O Delta AC OFF ECS Fan Min Spd ECS Fan Max Spd Max Humidity Default Value 21.0 35.0 24.0 1.0 3.5 2.0 40 100 27
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Appendix C. Application Menu Overview
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Alarm Outputs Service Port

Communication LED USB Port

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3.3 Alarm LED

3.4 Communication LED

3.5 Service Port

3.6 Alarm Outputs

3.7 External Input Channel

3.8 USB Port

3.9 CoolBus Port

3.10 Installing the System Hardware

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4.3 Entering Password / Default Password

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4.4 Default Menu

4.4.1 Active Alarm List

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4.5 Settings Menu

4.5.1 Setpoint Menu

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UTS Fan@Comp Off

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I/O Delta AC OFF

ECS Fan Min Spd

ECS Fan Max Spd

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4.5.2 Alarm Settings Menu

External Relay Number

Figure 3.4.2-1 Alarm Setting Menu Description

High Temp Alarm

VHigh Temp Alarm

Low Temp Alarm

Vlow Temp Alarm

High Humidity Alarm

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High Latent Load

UTS Comp Hi Spd

UTS Unit Alarm and UTS Unit Alarm >1

UTS Unit Fault and UTS Unit Fault >1

BCU Fault and BCU Fault >1

AC Fault and AC Fault >1

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ECS Fan Fail

ECS Sensor Fault

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4.6 Monitor Units Menu

4.6.1 Monitor UTS Menu

Indoor Fan Speed

Outdoor Fan Speed

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Input Power (sum)

Total Run Time

Comp Run Time

Weighted Run Time