Evaporator Systems Configurations - Frick QUANTUM LX Operation

EVAPORATOR SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS
As stated before, each complete Evaporator system
will consist of one Interface Panel, and can at least one
Remote I/O Panels Each Remote Panel can control up to
three zones.
See the example below of a minimum system:
Interface
Panel
Communications from
Q4 or Q5 board
Remote I/O
Panel
A maximum configured system still consists of only one
Operator Interface Panel, however there can be up to ten
Remote Panels in a single system. Remember that each
Remote Panel can control up to three zones each. See the
example below of a maximum system (a more detailed
pictorial can be found later in this manual):
Communications from
Comm. 4 on Q4/Q5
board
Zone 1
Remote I/O
Zone 2
Panel
Zone 3
#1
Zone 4
Remote I/O
Zone 5
Panel
Zone 6
#2
Zone 7
Remote I/O
Zone 8
Panel
Zone 9
#3
Zone 10
Remote I/O
Zone 11
Panel
Zone 12
#4
Zone 13
Remote I/O
Zone 14
Panel
Zone 15
#5
QUANTUM™ LX EVAPORATOR CONTROL PANEL
Zone 1
Zone 2 (optional)
Zone 3 (optional)
Interface
Communications from
Panel
Comm. 3 on Q4/Q5
board
Zone 16
Remote I/O
Zone 17
Panel
Zone 18
#6
Zone 19
Remote I/O
Zone 20
Panel
Zone 21
#7
Zone 22
Remote I/O
Zone 23
Panel
Zone 24
#8
Zone 25
Remote I/O
Zone 26
Panel
Zone 27
#9
Zone 28
Remote I/O
Zone 29
Panel
Zone 30
#10
OPERATION
Multiple Evaporator systems may be interconnected via a com-
mon Ethernet connection. Each Evaporator system operates
independently of one another yet they may all be monitored
and controlled through a common computer. Such a system
would include the Quantum™ LX Evaporator Interface Panel,
Remote Zone Controller(s), an Ethernet Hub or Switch, and
a computer running a Web Browser. A simplified example of
such a system (with three Evaporator systems) is shown here:
Interface
Panel
Remote I/O
Panel
090.610-O (MAR 2016)
Computer or
HMI
Ethernet Hub or
Switch
Interface
Interface
Panel
Panel
Remote I/O
Remote I/O
Panel
Panel
#1
#1
Remote I/O
Remote I/O
Panel
Panel
#2
#2
Remote I/O
Panel
#3
Remote I/O
Panel
#4
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