Summary of Contents for Profire Energy PF3100 Series
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PF3100 MANUAL REV: 1.0 with UI, BMS Controller, Network Expansion, Modbus RS-485, Ion Pilot, and Thermocouple Cards...
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Ambient Operating Temperature Range -40°C to +60°C GENERAL WARNINGS Installation & use must conform to the directions in this guide. System must be properly connected to earth-ground for effective operation of flame detection circuitry. Electrical devices connected to the controller must meet certain electrical standards and be within voltage limits. Replacement fuses must be ceramic and of correct rating.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Modules Features Specifications Mounting Considerations Installation Warnings Wiring Pinouts Wiring PFRN Power and Communication Display User Interface Menu Map Operation Troubleshooting System Errors Resetting to Defaults...
PF3100 MODULE FAMILY INTRODUCTION The PF3100 burner management system consists of individual building blocks called modules which can be mixed and matched to form a complete solution. Each module performs a specific function and is intended to be installed close to the device they are measuring or controlling. This simplifies wiring and reduces issues with noise and signal loss compared to centralized control systems.
FEATURES • Can view the status of other modules through the PFRN network from the UI Module • Multiple UIs can show the same info on each screen • Able to mount the UI away from the burner • Simple indication of overall status through LEDs allowing end-users to check statuses from afar •...
MOUNTING CONSIDERATIONS Orientation The UIX, CTX, and AUX enclosures should be mounted upright. The EPX and TLX enclosures can be mounted in whichever direction makes sense for the application. Location 1. The UI Module is typically mounted in an operator-safe, easily accessible area. The recommended mounting height is 1.5m (5ft) above where the operator will be standing for ease of use.
INSTALLATION WARNINGS Before installing the PF3100, please review the following list of warnings. Failure to observe the following may result in death, electrocution, property damage, product damage, and/or government fines. 1. For burners greater than 12.5 MMBtuh, additional modules may be required for use with the PF3100 system.
WIRING Modules The wiring in this section of the document is required for all PF3100 installations. Skipping or performing any steps in this section incorrectly can result in the PF3100 not working properly. 6. Run appropriately zoned conduits between the modules. The UIX and CTX enclosures have pre-drilled conduit holes in two different sizes –...
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might be a result of vibration. The contact must be open continuously for 2 or 20 seconds (depending on the “Pressure/Level Delay” setting) before the system will shutdown. If “Level Restart” is enabled, the system will restart automatically when the Level Contact recloses.
DISPLAY USER INTERFACE POWER LED START KEY Off: UI is not powered Used to start the system. On: UI is powered NUMBER PAD STATUS LED Used to key in changes in settings. Off: UI is not powered DELETE KEY Flashing Green: Startup sequence Green: System is running Used to delete the last character entered when Red: System is stopped...
MENU MAP The following sections include brief descriptions of each PF3100 menu, including the valid settings range and default setting. Any entries highlighted in gray are hidden in the menu by default. Settings: Temperature Setpoints This menu is used to adjust the Temperature Setpoints. MENU MAP BRIEF DESCRIPTION RANGE...
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420LELSetpoint 4-20mA Lower Explosive 4-20 mA 14 mA Limit Setpoint 420FuelPressureHighSetpoint 4-20mA Fuel Pressure High 4-20 mA 17 .33 mA Setpoint 420FuelPressureLowSetpoint 4-20mA Fuel Pressure Low 4-20 mA 5.6 mA Setpoint 420TankLevelHighSetpoint 4-20mA Tank Level High 4-20 mA 19.6 mA Setpoint 420TankLevelLowSetpoint 4-20mA Tank Level Low...
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420AuxOutMode 4-20mA Aux Output Mode: In List 0 = Disabled 1 = Proportional Valve Control 2 = Process Temperature Echo 3 = Aux Temperature Echo 4 = Fuel Gas Pressure Echo 5 = Tank Level Echo PilotOffEnable Pilot Off Enabled: In List 0 = Disabled 1 = Enabled...
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TankLevelInputMode Tank Level Input Mode: In List 0 = Disabled 1 = Dry Contact 2 = 4-20mA Input 420TankLevelMax The 4-20mA Tank Level 0-65535L 120L Maximum value which is the value that is associated with a 20mA loop current. 420TankLevelMin The 4-20mA Tank Level 0-65535L Minimum value which is...
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AuxTemp2ZeroCal Zero Calibration Factor -32768 to 32767 for TC2A_Check AuxTemp3SpanCal Span Calibration Factor -32768 to 32767 for TC2B AuxTemp3ZeroCal Zero Calibration Factor -32768 to 32767 for TC2B Settings: Ignition Module Field Calibration MENU MAP BRIEF DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT SETTING CUSTOM SETTINGS FlameTemp1SpanCal Span Calibration Factor for -32768 to 32767...
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Role[n] 0 = No Assigned Role In List 1 = Independent Temperature 2 = Primary Temperature Source 3 = Secondary Temperature Source 4 = Temperature Sink 5-255 = Not Implemented MinControllersRunning The minimum number of 0-12 controllers that must be running in order for the appliance to keep running.
OPERATION STARTING THE SYSTEM From any screen on the UI, press the Start Key on the keypad. If there are alarms present, you will be notified. If no alarms are present, you will be prompted to confirm that you want to start. Press the OK key to confirm or the Back key to cancel.
TROUBLESHOOTING ETHERNET COMMUNICATIONS BLUE POWER LEDS NEXT TO THE ETHERNET PORTS OF THE MODULES ARE OFF 1. Verify that the Ethernet cable is plugged in on both ends. 2. Check that the port supplying power has a Blue LED illuminated indicating that it is currently supplying power.
SYSTEM ERRORS The UI screen will display any shutdown messages, alarm codes, or warning messages that the system is currently experiencing. For each of these entries, an explanation will accompany the system error. Shutdown messages These indicate the reason that the system last shutdown. In the event of a safety shutdown (ESD), the system will shutdown in 1 second or less.
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