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ENDEAVOUR USER MANUAL NEW FEATURES 1.) ADDED INDEPENDENT AUXILIARY TIME SWITCH 2.) EVENT DATA LOGGER 3.) FAN RELAY (R5) SETTABLE AS CONTINUOUS OR CYCLE 4.) ADJUSTABLE MIN. / MAX SETTINGS FOR Y1 & Y2 0-10v O/P's 5.) SUPPLY AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR MONITORING INPUT 6.) EXTERNAL A/C FAULT (D3) &...
OVERVIEW 3/28 • The Hevac ENDEAVOUR is a fully programmable microprocessor based Temperature controller, with optional use of an internal 365 day Time Switch, an independent Auxiliary (+ CO2) Time Switch and a Run Timer all in the one model. The controller has 7 analogue inputs, 4 digital inputs, 5 relay outputs and 2 analogue (0-10vDC) outputs.
Technical Data Operating Voltage 12 to 24 Volts AC or DC General Specifications Power Consumption 200mA At 24vDC Volts At 24vAC Volts 5 VA Switching Capacity of Relays Voltage AC 0….250 Volts Current 8.0 (2.5) Amps Set point Setting Range 5-35 oC in 0.1 oC Increments Relay Switch ON Points 0.1-19.9 oC...
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Technical Data (Cont.) Operation Environmental Conditions Ambient Temperature 0...45oC Humidity < 85 % RH (Non Condensing) Storage and Transport Ambient Temperature -5...65oC Humidity < 90 % RH (Non Condensing) COMPLIES TO ALL RELEVENT AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS including 6mm Product Standards segregation between high & low voltage connections Weight 600 grams Including Packaging...
6/28 USER INTERFACE The controllers face plate has four push buttons to access & edit controller settings. “ENTER” ACTS AS THE SAVE OR MENU OPEN BUTTON “ESC” ACTS AS THE EXIT OR JUMP BACK TO PREVIOUS MENU BUTTON “UP & “DOWN” BUTTONS ADJUST SETPOINT, SCROLL MENUS & TO EDIT VALUES. The controller has a backlit (16x2) LCD screen &...
PROGRAM MENUS FUNCTION MENU Set CLOCK TO SET THE CONTROLLERS TIME, DATE AND ENABLE DAY LIGHT SAVING Set "START BY " METHOD : SET SYSTEM ON/OFF OPERATION "BY" the internal TIMESWITCH (1), Internal RUN TIMER (Triggered by remote push button) or by a remote MANUAL ON / OFF SYSTEM SWITCH (by shorting out sensor X1 &...
SET CLOCK (TIME & DATE SETTINGS) To edit the controllers time and date settings, press the fascia button labeled “ENTER” to have the LCD display jump to the 1 menu item in the menu tree…. “SET CLOCK" ENTER Press the button to check and edit the controllers time, date and day light saving enable (or disable) settings Daylight saving, if enabled, starts on the...
9/28 SET *START BY* METHOD (A/C START / STOP CONTROL) To set the A/C system "START BY" method, press the fascia button labeled “ENTER” then press the DOWN arrow button once to have the LCD display show the 2nd item in the menu tree (after SET CLOCK) : “...
10/28 SET MAIN TIME SWITCH (1) The controller's internal main time switch (1) (if enabled for use) can be easily programmed for any combination of ON/OFF switching times for any day of the week. The controller comes preset with factory default settings for operating the system: Monday to Friday from 08:00 (event 01) until 17:30 (event 02).
11/28 SET AUXiliary TIME SWITCH (2) The controller's independent Auxiliary Time Switch (2), if enabled for use, can be assigned to any spare relay not used as a Temperature or CO2 on/off control relay, and is assigned to a spare relay in the Relay Programming Menu. The Auxiliary Time Switch is basically intended as a simple auxiliary time switch for controlling other equipment not directly associated with temperature control ie : toilet exhaust fans etc, and is programmed using a more conventional time switch technique with programmable "ON"...
12/28 RUN /AHR TIMER Whether the Run Timer is used as a short duration type “After Hours”(AHR) Run timer (if the system normally operates by the controllers internal time switch), or set for a longer period, typically as a “Run For Timer", the procedure to set up the timer is the same.
13/28 VIEW EVENT HISTORY This latest version of the ENDEAVOUR now incorporates a basic event logger that records the last 7 "ON" switching events. example 01 : RELAY 3 ON 15/10/2019 16:30 02 : RELAY 2 ON 15/10/2019 16:50 03 : NIGHT PURGE ON 16/10/2019 04:35 The history can be reset &...
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14/28 RELAY PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING... continued RELAY SUMMARY SCREEN EXAMPLES = RELAY # (1-4) = MODE OF OPERATION (H,C, B, 0, TIME SW2) = DEADBAND (0-25c) = SWITCHING DIFFERENTIAL(0.1-20c) Tdly = TIME DELAY (0-99 min) CO2 SUMMARY SCREEN A HEATING STAGE SUMMARY SCREEN SETTING SCREEN LABEL DESCRIPTIONS MODE : Sets what control function the relay serves : HEAT, COOL, BOTH,...
15/28 R5 FAN CONTROL METHOD Another update with this latest version of the ENDEAVOUR is the ability to choose, whilst this air conditioning system is enabled to run (whether that be "ON BY" : Time Switch, Run Timer or set to operate by Manual on/off switch), that the fan relay - R5, can be set to remain ON continuously (default) during the ON running period of the system or for the fan (R5) be set to cycle on &...
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16/28 Y1 & Y2 ANALOGUE (OUTPUTS) PROGRAMMING .CONTINUED EXAMPLE OF ANALOGUE SUMMARY SCREEN = ANALOGUE O/P # (Y1 or Y2) = MODE OF OPERATION (H,C or B) = DEADBAND (0-25c) = PROPOTIONAL BAND (1-25c) = INTEGRAL TIME (1-60min or -P- only) MODE : Y output used as a Heating O/P, a Cooling O/P or set to act as BOTH a Heating &...
X1 is the main temperature sensor input that the operating setpoint relates to. The input can be set either as a Passive (Hevac type -D sensors) (default) or as an Active type (0-10vdc) in software but must also be selected as a passive or active type in hardware with a small jumper (CN1) on the bottom circuit board to match the software setting.
18/28 X3 O/AIR TEMPerature SENSOR CONFIGURATION Economy cycle operation using analogue output Y1 can be interlocked with an outside air temperature sensor (either passive or active) connected to terminal X3, such that the use of a modulating motorised economy cycle damper set is inhibited for temperature control unless the outside air temperature is more favorable for temperature control then using recycled air from the controlled space.
3rd party BMS suppliers. The input can be set as either a Passive (Hevac type -D sensors) or as Active type (0-10vdc) in software but must also be selected as a passive or active type in hardware with a small jumper (CN2-2) on the bottom circuit board to match the software setting.
20/28 X7 CO2 ECONOMY CYCLE OVERRIDE SETTINGS Enable this feature if a CO2 sensor is connected to the controller for air quantity control to reduce CO2 build up, by either overriding the economy cycle damper operation connected to analogue output terminal Y1 (to increase fresh air intake) or / &...
21/28 ENABLE NIGHT PURGE With this feature enabled it is possible to setup a low running cost building night time ventilation purge cycle, to vent built up heat from within the building with cooler outside air in order to reduce the cost of mechanical cooling during occupancy hours at startup.
22/28 MODBUS SETUP & MEMORY MAP Modbus connections X5 (A) & X6 (B) are factory enabled by default using the bottom circuit board input pins CN3-1&2. NOTE If X7 isnt used for CO2 measurement , X7 can be set as ground source for the modbus shield connection by setting input pin CN4 to the "C"...
23/28 SET CONTROL APPLICATION The Endeavour controller can now be set to operate in a time switch only mode inhibiting most other control functions other then time switches & timers. Functions enabled : Time Switch 1, Time Switch 2 , Run Timer & AUTO /OFF / ON system overrides modes. Under this menu select "STANDARD TEMP.
25/28 FACTORY SET ENDEAVOUR SITE PROGRAM INFORMATION TIME SWITCH CONTROLLER SET TO “RUN BY” : _____ ______________ ENABLED DAYLIGHT SAVING = or DISABLED 2 HOURS RUN TIMER SETTING = M T W T F S S YES(Y) or NO(-) TIME SWITCH 1 EVENT 01, DAYS : TIME:____ 8 _:0 _ __ _...
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26/28 ENDEAVOUR SITE PROGRAM INFORMATION (PLEASE RECORD SETTINGS IF CONTROLLER CHANGED FROM FACTORY DEFAULTS & LEAVE ONSITE.) CONTROLLER SET TO “RUN BY” : _______________________________ DAYLIGHT SAVING = ENABLED or DISABLED RUN TIMER SETTING ____________ M T W T F S S YES(Y) or NO(-) TIME SWITCH 1 EVENT 01, DAYS : TIME:_____:_____, ACTION: ON OFF EVENT 02...
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27/28 RELAY 1 – 4 RELAY ASSIGNMENTS RELAY I MODE I DEADBAND(DB) I SWITCH. DIFF.(SD) I TIME DELAY (Tdly) I NOTES I_________I______________I________________I_________________I______________________ I_________I______________I________________I_________________I______________________ I_________I______________I________________I_________________I______________________ I_________I______________I________________I_________________I______________________ RELAY 5 FAN CONTROL METHOD: ON or CYCLE Y1 & Y2 ANALOGUE OUTPUT ASSIGNMENTS ANALOG O/P MODE DEADBAND(DB) PROP.BAND (PB)
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