Summary of Contents for ATC GTDHR FIRST
- Page 1 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS MS-CDF-001 A Ind A update 01/07/2011 Created by JC Validated by AR 1 / 36...
- Page 2 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT SUMMARY I / RECEIVING THE EQUIPMENT I.1 / Checks on reception P 4/36 I.2 / Unpacking P 4/36 I.3 / Storing P 4/36 II / INSTALLATION II.1 / Handling P 4/36 II.2 / Space required...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT CONTENTS VII / CONFIGURATION VII.1 / Control (on Corrigo or remote control) P 18/36 VII.2 / Tree structure of the menus P 19 to 21/36 VII.3 / Modification of the parameters... - Page 4 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT In compliance with the current norms, the machine should be installed only by a technical person qualified for this type of work. During installation, ensure that: - The machine is moved as given in chapter II.1.
- Page 5 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT Installation of the units on the floor: the unit must be laid on a sufficiently rigid and flat surface (use vibration mounts if necessary). For these units, provide a slope of 2 to 3% for the removal of condensates in the direction of the width.
- Page 6 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT ® III.2 / CARMA : 2 adjustable fan speeds HS Speed Adjustment of a minimum speed (L.S.) and a maximum speed (H.S.) in %. Fitted with a factory tuned clock under permanent HS operation (in LS from 10 p.m.
- Page 7 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT V / MARKING OF ITEMS IN THE UNIT DEP FS NEW AIR RETURN AIR VS = Supply Air Fan VR = Return Air Fan DEP FS = Filter Pressure Switch (only for new...
- Page 8 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VI / ELECTRIC WIRING VI.1 Accessibility of the electric board The electric board is always placed in the return-air flow. The access panel is held with the help of one or two ¼-turn ®...
- Page 9 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VI.4 Electric board's terminal 42 43 44 45 21 22 25 26 27 28 Power terminal and accessories Control terminal for fan operations (on lower DIN rail) (on upper DIN rail) VI.4.1 Power terminal connection 9008 to 9070...
- Page 10 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VI.4.2 Control terminal connection 9008 to 9070 21 22 25 26 27 28 Control terminal (on lower DIN rail) Name Termi- Connection nals To be connected on terminals 1 and 2 of the Motorised Supply Air Damper (GMA DO3* 121.1E)
- Page 11 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT Name Termi- Connection nals ® Supply Air Pressure Transmitter (see chapter VI.6) TRPS (LOBBY Agnd* ® and MAC2 EC and UI2* ® QUATTRO ® Return Air Pressure Transmitter (see chapter VI.6)
- Page 12 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VI.5 Connection of the motors The motors are factory connected. ® CARMA 9008 SHIELD POWER CONTROL SUPPLY AIR POWER CONTROL RETURN AIR ® CARMA 9010 POWER CONTROL SUPPLY AIR POWER CONTROL...
- Page 13 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT GTDHR 9016-9023 POWER CONTROL SUPPLY AIR POWER CONTROL RETURN AIR GTDHR 9035-9048 GTDHR 9070 RETURN AIR RETURN AIR MS-CDF-001 A Ind A update 01/07/2011 Created by JC Validated by AR 13 / 36...
- Page 14 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT ® ® ® VI.6 Connection of pressure transmitters for MAC2 EC / LOBBY EC / QUATTRO The pressure transmitters are factory wired. CARMA LOBBY / MAC2 AND QUATTRO EC PRESSURE TRANSMITTER ®...
- Page 15 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VI.9 Night cooling This function is used during summer to cool the buildings at night by using cool outdoor air. Thus the cooling power to be delivered during the day is reduced. The Night Cooling function works only between midnight and morning 7 a.m.
- Page 16 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT ® VI.14 Electric battery associated with a CARMA FIRST (should be specified with the order) ® Possibility of adding an electric battery in duct at the CARMA FIRST unit. In this case we provide you with a heat- ing signal 0-10V (terminal 21-22) as well as the terminals 18-19 to bring your safety thermostat's NF contact (break con- ®...
- Page 17 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT ® VI.16 Defrosting electric battery CARMA INFINITE BE and INFINITE BC In INFINITE BE and INFINITE BC version, the defrost battery is already installed in the unit. The control is also connected.
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Page 18: Vii.1 / Control (On Corrigo Or Remote Control)
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VI.17 / Repeater (see chapter VII.3.8 for the configuration) If you would like to have remote control in addition to the display, you must use a repeater. In this case you can move the remote control system up to 1 km away. -
Page 19: Vii.2 / Tree Structure Of The Menus
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.2 / Tree structure of the menus Words written normally = view only / Words in bold = Modification possible / Words in bold underlined = Modification possible with password 3333. = not used or not accessible. - Page 20 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT Ext. temp: Temperature regulation Outdoor comp. set-point Supply air temp. -20°C = 25°C (8) Actual: Set-point -15°C = 24°C (8) Set-point : -10°C = 23°C (8) Outdoor comp. set-point -5°C = 23°C (8) 0°C = 22°C (8)
- Page 21 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT Time: 15:54 (1) Time/Date Time setting Date : 2011-01-25 (1) Day: Tuesday (1) Normal speed schedule Normal speed Normal speed Monday (2) Monday Friday (2) Per 1 : 07:00 - 12:00...
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Page 22: Vii.3 / Modification Of The Parameters
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.3 / Modification of the parameters VII.3.1 Access to the blocked parameters Some parameters are blocked by a password, in this case, when you would like to modify them by pressing the OK key, this screen will appear. -
Page 23: Vii.3.3.A Carma ® Standard And Diva ® Ec
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.3.3 Modification of speed / pressure / flow-rate in LS and HS (password required) ® ® VII.3.3.a CARMA STANDARD and DIVA EC (5) chapter VII.2 You can change the rotation speeds of your unit to LS (reduced speed) and HS (normal speed) for each fan in order to set your flow-rates. -
Page 24: Set-Point 1/1: 5000M3/H
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.3.4 Modification of the temperature set-point (password required) (8) chapter VII.2 The control is based on the supply air temperature control with outdoor compensation. I.e. the supply air temperature set -point moves according to the outdoor temperature. This air relationship is defined to adjust with RT 2012 (see graph below). - Page 25 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.3.6 Unit start/stop or LS/HS forced on through the Corrigo or the remote control You can stop (7) (stop) the unit with the Corrigo control or do a forced LS (7) (Manual speed 1/2) or HS (7) start (manual speed 1/1).
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Page 26: Vii.3.8 Special Modbus / Lon Communication And Repeater Parameter Settings
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.3.8 Special MODBUS / LON communication and Repeater parameter settings These parameter settings require access to the Configuration menu. For this you should get the "System" level access rights. Follow the procedure given below. -
Page 27: Vii.3.8.A Repeaters
GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VII.3.8.a Repeaters Instructions are delivered with each repeater. If you have several Corrigo linked to the same remote control (up to 6 Cor- rigo), you should change the PLA / ELA address of each Corrigo. In this case each Corrigo must have a different ad- dress and these must be entered identically in the repeater. - Page 28 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT Display Description Type Time Reason The safety thermostat triggered. Elec Bat Over- The electrical bat- heat tery is overheating CORRIGO's internal battery is not working Weak battery Internal battery error Quickly change the battery so as not to lose the schedule.
- Page 29 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT Display Description Type Time Reason The outdoor temperature probe SEG is not working or is wrongly Outdoor temp. Outdoor tempera- wired (see chapter V) probe error ture probe error The supply air temperature probe SSG is not working or is AS temp.
- Page 30 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT VIII.2 Change the battery This operation requires good knowledge about the DES (electrostatic discharges and wearing a bracelet or any other earthing accessory When the Low battery alarm appears and the red indicator lights up, this means that the emergency battery for memory and real-time clock back-up is too weak.
- Page 31 GTDHR FIRST / PREMIUM / INFINITE ENERGY RECOVERY UNIT IX / MAINTENANCE Outside of the unit Check the ducts, flexible bands and vibration mounts; replace if needed. Check that all the items linked to the unit are in place such that no vibration can be transmitted to the external items.
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