Danfoss CCR3+ Operating Manual page 10

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CCR3+ Controller
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11. CCR3+ DASHBOARD
(Web App Screen)
(continuous)
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No. Name
Description
Required return temperature for measure supply temperature: 90°C
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TRet(90)
Factory setting: 58°C
Integration time of the control signal (depend of actuators type). The shorter time, quicker
temperature changes (no stable regulation). The longer time slower reaction for temperature
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Integration time
change (stable regulation).
Factory setting: 6 sec (for dedicated TWA-Z (NO) actuators); setting range 1-100
Control gain of control signal (depend on actuators type). The higher gain control the bigger
valves reaction (no stable regulation). The lower gain control weak reaction for temperature
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Proportional factor
change (stable regulation).
Factory setting: 50 (for dedicated TWA-Z (NO) actuators); setting range 1-100
Differential time of control signal. The longer the value, faster control in reaction to the control
value change - approaching to the set value but not reaching it yet. Too high value results in
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Dif. Time
unstable control.
Factory setting: 15
Time period of pulse width modulation (PWM}.
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PWM interval
Factory setting: 10s
At »close« signal to actuator, PWM describes minimum % of open period to the actuator. Lower
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PWM min.
the value, longer the reaction time of the actuator. Too high value can result in not closed valve.
Factory setting: 10%
At »open« signal to actuator, PWM describes maximum % of open period to the actuator. Higher
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PWM max.
the value, longer the reaction time of the actuator. Too low value can result in not opened valve.
Factory setting: 90%
Set lower temperature. Temperature alarm output indicated signal when temperature drop
below this value.
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Fault temp min.
Setting range between 0 °C and 50 °C
Factory setting: 0 °C
Number of active risers.
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Risers Nr
Factory setting: 20
Set the real time »Clock, hour & minutes"
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Current time
e.g.: 12:40
Sets the real date
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Current date
e.g.: 2018-02-26
Alarm delay time (relevant for Output which: Over temperature or Broken Sensor).
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Alarm Delay
Higher the value, longer the reaction time alarm signal.
Factory setting: 0 min
Set upper/lower deviation temperature counted from Required Return Temperature.
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Alarm diff.temp.+/-
Temperature alarm output indicated signal when temperature exceed this range.
Factory setting: 5°C
Alarm output
StillOn – continuous alarm signal: O4 (24 VDC)
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Alarm Relay Type
Pulse – pulse alarm signal 24 VDC every second
Factory setting: Pulse
Data archiving interval. The time can be set to any value between 10 seconds and 4 hours.
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Archive Frequency
Factory setting: 1 min
Alert Broken Sensor (default): O1 output is closed to common (C) when sensor is broken (sensor
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Output O1
is short-cuted or not connected)
Alert Low Temp (default): O2 output is closed to common (C) when sensor temperature is
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Output O2
bellow Set. Temperature
Alert High Temp (default): O3 output is closed to common (C) when sensor temperature is
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Output O3
higher than Set. Temperature
N/A: Selected Output O4 not in use
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Output O4
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Pump protection
Factory setting: YES
Enabled – Summer mode is switch on (valves are closed, Vx output closed to common (C)
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Summer mode
Disabled – Summer mode is switch off (valves are operating in normal PWM auto mode)
Factor setting: Enabled
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Set Settings
Click »Set Settings« to confirm changes.
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Load settings 1
Load settings from memory 1.
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Load settings 2
Load settings from memory 2.
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Save settings 1
Save settings into memory 1.
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Save settings 2
Save settings from memory 2.
SHIFTING MENU:
No. Name
Description
Shift return temperature valid for all setting points. It can be adjusted up and down. The lowest
Shift T.Set 1 -
shift setting is to 10 degrees (anti frost setting value).
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Shift T.Set 36
Each riser can be adjusted individually, riser by riser (from 1 to 36).
Factory setting: 0±°C; in range of ±10 °C
Set Settings
Click »Set Settings« to confirm changes.
Load settings 1
Load settings from memory 1.
Load settings 2
Load settings from memory 2.
Save settings 1
Save settings into memory 1.
Save settings 2
Save settings from memory 2.
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