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Summary of Contents for Atex ECO 6
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Release 5.1...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Safety page 03 Technical features page 05 Installation page 08 Cooling page 11 Defrost page 13 Evaporator fan page 18 Condenser fan page 19 High Pressure alarm page 21 Auxiliary functions page 22...
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There are no parts inside the controller that can be used by the user. ATEX controllers do not provide for any protection of the loads connected, therefore they must be protected against short circuits, overcurrents or overvoltages and in temperature with the use of protective devices suitable for the purpose such as fuses, magnetothermal switches, etc.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual FLEX Release 5.1...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual ECO 6 CONTROLLER Power Supply 230Vac – 50/60Hz Dimensions L156 x W87 x H38mm Logic Microcontroller N°3 NTC [-49.9, +99.9]°C Inputs N°2 door switch and high pressure switch Relay outputs 30A-5A-5A-5A-5A-5A Gates Nr 2 CANBUS...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual one board: set address 1 dual board: set address 3 CAN RES one board: switch 0 CAN RES dual board: switch 1 The U1-U6 relay outputs are configurable Release 5.1...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Each active relay output is indicated by a red LED. PRB > probe inputs Regular status: the LED lights up every 3 seconds Fail status: LED is on Green and yellow leds indicate the presence of +12V e +3V power supply For each CANBUS port, the reception and transmission status is indicated by a pair of LEDs.
(see reference manuals). The electrical connection between the panel and the controller must only be carried out using the 4-pin serial cable provided by ATEX. The display panel must be mounted in a position that is not subjected to shocks, vibrations, splashes of water and in any case where the temperature and humidity do not exceed the specification values.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Install the NTC thermostat probe in a position not subjected to airflows in order to be able to measure the actual temperature of the refrigerated compartment. The NTC probe is enabled by IS1 parameter; to connect the NTC probe to the board use a 6-pin male connector, 3.81 step. OF1 parameter is dedicated to the calibration of the S1 thermostat probe.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Actions of the relay outputs can be configured through the parameters RL1-RL7 with reference to the values shown in the following table and respecting the maximum current admitted on each output. ACTION COOLING...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual It is the main operating mode for maintaining the coldroom temperature at the set set. The regulation is of the upper and lower band type with reference to the set and to the HYH and HYL regulation differentials with reference to the relay configured with action 01.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual This is the criterion used in case the failure of the thermostat probe S1 occurs before the calculation of the average compressor operating times; therefore the times refer to the parameters CON (compressor switch-on minutes) and COF (compressor pause minutes). In this temporary operating mode the set temperature can not be controlled with the required accuracy.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The controller manages several defrost types according to the DOP parameter with reference to the relay configured with action 02: defrost by stop, electric defrost, hot gas defrost. The defrost by stop forces the shutdown of the compressor and activates the evaporator fans until the end defrost conditions are reached;...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Manual defrosts can be activated from the keypad on the appropriate menu. Defrosts occur every ITD hours of operation. The start of the defrost can take place immediately or at the end of the compressor cycle according with the DOP superparameter.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The following modes refer to the FOP parameter: − Forced on: indicated for defrost at compressor stop − Forced off: indicated for all other types of defrost − Modulated by FSD: for all types of defrost, excluding defrost by compressor stop, where a better defrosting efficiency is required.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual If the PDD parameter is set higher than 0, the defrost start when the temperature has reached (SPU-PDD)°C. In refrigerators with a double evaporator (ice cream display cabinets) the defrosts on the first and second evaporator must be managed separately according to the specified methods.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Thermal protection is enabled if the following conditions are met: − Function enabled by the OS1 parameter weight 32 − S1 and S2 probes present and not faulty − S2 probe configured as evaporator probe −...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual In this configuration, defined by FOP parameter, with reference to the relay configured with action 03, the evaporator fans will have consent only with the compressor on. Otherwise they will remain disabled. In addition to the main consent, the evaporator fans are subject to the following conditions: Fan ON for S2 <= FAS;...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The condenser fans are thermostated during the cooling action with the following criteria and with reference to the relay configured with action 04: Off: S3 <= FCE; On: S3> [FCE + HYF]°C Off after 10 seconds from compressor off In case of S3 probe faulty or disabled, the condenser fans replicate the operation of the compressor while in defrosting follow the criteria defined by the FOP parameter.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual If, within a TBP minute, a PMT number of events described is counted, to the next one, the reset will be manual: the reset of the regulation will be turned off and on the controller, provided that the condition [MCT-DCR]°C is verified at power-on.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The controller detect a high pressure switch transition from open to closed circuit or vice versa in digital input D2. The transition has the effect to stop the regulation. In High pressure condition the compressor is forced off; during this status the controller is in pause with no warning.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual Light is controlled through configured relay with action 05. Light is switched on by a door opening and off when is closed if DLT=0; for DLT> 0 light goes off automatically after DLT seconds from the opening.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The configured relay with action 22 is enabled each time the dry phase is activated. The relay configured with action 23 is enabled/disabled each time the button plate is pressed. Opening the door disables the output until it is closed again.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual A new parameter LOF [0-23] defines the time for switching off the light when the time passes [0=disabled]. There are no inhibitions if the light is subsequently switched on from the keyboard. The switch-off time can be set via LOF menu or through the application.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual For positive ventilated cabinets, humidity control can be carried out by means of the evaporator fan timing. The function is enabled according to FOP parameter. This function is disabled in the following cases: until the first setpoint is reached, in the recovery phase after a defrost and after a door opening.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual This function is used in ice cream cabinets. When the artisan gelato is removed from the trays it is useful to generate a cycle of ice melting and drying. The function consists of the following phases: defrost, ventilation and shutdown.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The controller detects the types of temperature alarms described below and records the last 8 events in FIFO register with reference to the NTC thermostat probe S1. − HIGH TEMPERATURE − HIGH TEMPERATURE FOR MAINS ABSENCE −...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual The alarm or pre-alarm status is closed when probe S1 detects the condition S1<= [SPU+ALH]°C if ALH parameter is configured as a relative limit or S1<= ALH°C if is configured as an absolute limit.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual A high temperature pre-alarm for door open is detected when S1>[SPU+ALH]°C if ALH parameter is configured as a relative limit or S1>ALH°C if ALH if is configured as an absolute limit and furthermore, when this is established condition, the door is open or has been closed by no more than DXO second.
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual FSC SPEED FAN 400VA accessory module [order code BT92401000] connected to CANBUS network controls evaporator fan speed or condenser fans speed automatically or manually [max 400VA]. The LGH parameter defines the operating modes of the FSC module:...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual DEFAULT ACTIVE WITH WEIGHT Single temperature cabinet Double temperature cabinet Door with no glass Door with glass Electric-key absent Electric-key present disabled disabled Wizard menu No wizard menu (only D2) disabled disabled Buzzer enabled...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual DEFAULT ACTIVE WITH WEIGHT Evaporator fan off in open door Evaporator stabilization in open door Compressor usage warning disabled Compressor usage warning enabled Defrost after setpoint increase disabled Defrost after setpoint increase enabled...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual DESCRIPTION UNIT DEFAULT Controller address Display options Inputs setup 1 Inputs setup 2 Outputs setup 1 Outputs setup 2 Fans setup Defrost setup High alarm limit -50,0 50,0 °C Low alarm limit -50,0 50,0 °C...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual DESCRIPTION UNIT DEFAULT Recovery time in high temperature condenser Work pressure max number Work pressure delay Defrost temperature end 50,0 °C Defrost time-out Interval defrost Dripping time Defrost temperature end 2 50,0 °C...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual DESCRIPTION UNIT DEFAULT U1 relay action U2 relay action U3 relay action U4 relay action U5 relay action U6 relay action Timer luce vano; disabilitato per DLT=0 Tempo di rilevazione alta temperatura per porta...
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ECO 6 – User and installation manual ATEX Industries Srl Via Forgaria, 7 Zona Industriale Ponterosso 33078 San Vito al Tagliamento (PN) - Italia P.I./C.F. 01633400930 Tel: +39 0434 85183 www.atexindustries.it www.betaelectronics.it Release 5.1...
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0 / ECO 6 / ECO60003 CODE DESCRIPTION VALUE UNIT ADDRESS DISPLAY OPTION INPUTS SETUP INPUTS SETUP OUTPUTS SETUP OUTPUTS SETUP FANS OPTIONS DEFROST OPTIONS HIGH ALARM LIMIT 10,0 °C LOW ALARM LIMIT -10,0 °C ALARM DELAY ALARM DELAY AT POWER-ON...
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ELECRTIC-KEY ON OFF&CLEAN MAXIMUM BOARD TEMPERATURE °C USER SETPOINT 2 °C SETPOINT 2 LIMIT LOW -30,0 °C SETPOINT 2 LIMIT HIGH 12,0 °C UPPER DIFFERENTIAL COOLING ACTION 2 °C DIFFERENTIAL HEATING ACTION 2 °C ANTICYCLING 2 LIGHT OFF UNIT START PRE-DEFROST DIFFERENTIAL °C...
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 1.0 ARCHITETTURA FLEX è un controllore di temperatura e umidità per frigoriferi industriali ad alto contenuto tecnologico. Espone un access point locale per la connettività verso l’applicazione CONNEX e simultaneamente verso un router per l’accesso al CLOUD. Il Data Logger interno permette oltre un mese di registrazione delle temperature. L’unità...
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 2.0 MENU Si accede ai menu tramite il tasto MENU − I MENU si scorrono tramite i tasti UP/DW − Si esce dai livelli MENU tramite il tasto ON/OFF − M1 - COME IMPOSTARE IL SET DI TEMPERATURA Dallo stato di funzionamento normale premere il tasto MENU: il display espone M1/SET.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M5 - LETTURA LISTA EVENTI Dallo stato normale premere il tasto MENU e più volte il tasto UP fino a quando il display espone M5/LIST. Premere MENU: il display superiore visualizza l’indice di allarme, quello inferiore il numero di eventi memorizzati.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M9 - PROGRAMMAZIONE PARAMETRI Dallo stato normale premere il tasto MENU e più volte il tasto UP fino a quando il display espone M9/PROG. Premendo il tasto MENU viene visualizzata la richiesta di password solo se è impostata diversa da zero. Impostare tramite i tasti UP/DW la password e confermare con il tasto MENU.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M11 - IMPOSTAZIONE PASSWORD SERVICE Dallo stato normale premere il tasto MENU e più volte il tasto UP fino a quando il display espone M11/PASS. Premere il tasto MENU: se la password è nulla sul display superiore compare la label mentre su quello PASS inferiore la label...
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M14 - ORARIO DI AVVIAMENTO UNITA’ FRIGORIFERA Questo menu consente di impostare un orario di accensione dell’unità frigorifera se alimentata e in stato di Stand-by. Dallo stato normale premere il tasto MENU e più volte il tasto UP fino a quando il display espone M14/COOL.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 TABELLA EVENTI IN CORSO TABELLA EVENTI REGISTRATI DISP SUP -12.9° Temperatura vano DISP SUP Pr1-4 Sonda NTC S1, S2, S3, S4 DISP INF PROB Guasto Sonda DISP INF Alta temperatura Hi non lampegg. = preallarme di alta temperatura DISP SUP Sonda vano tecnico Hi lampeggiante =...
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 3.0 CONNETTIVITA’ LOCALE - APPLICAZIONE CONNEX L’applicazione CONNEX scaricabile gratuitamente da PlayStore o Apple store, permette il governo ed il monitoraggio dell’unità frigorifera tramite collegamento diretto wifi. Di seguito l’home page con i menu di accesso al termostato.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 4.0 IMPOSTAZIONI WIFI E REGISTRAZIONE UTENTE Da menu WEB &WIFI a scorrimento pagina verticale eseguire le seguenti azioni. La conferma dell’avvenuto accesso al router accende l’icona wifi situata alla destra del display. La conferma dell’avvenuta connessione al Cloud accende l’icona nuvola situata alla destra del display.
FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 5.0 CONNETTIVITA’ REMOTA – WEB PAGES L’utente una volta registrato, ed in possesso delle credenziali di accesso al web, potrà connettersi al dispositivo da qualsiasi postazione internet consultando le WEB PAGES. Inoltre settimanalmente riceverà alerts tramite mail il report HACCP con i grafici giornalieri e gli eventuali in tempo reale.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 1.0 ARCHITECTURE FLEX is a temperature and humidity controller for high-tech industrial refrigerators. It exposes a local access point for connectivity to the CONNEX application and simultaneously to a router for accessing the CLOUD. The internal Data Logger allows over a month of temperature recording.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 2.0 MENU The menus are accessed via MENU key − MENUS scroll through the UP/DOWN keys − Exit the MENU levels using the ON/OFF key − M1 - HOW TO SET THE TEMPERATURE From the normal operating status press the MENU key: the display shows M1/SET. Press the menu key again and use the UP/DW keys to set the new value.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M5 – EVENT LIST From the home level, press the MENU key and the UP key several times until the display shows M5/LIST. Press MENU: the upper display shows the alarm index, the lower one shows the number of stored events. If it is a fault by pressing MENU the upper display shows the fault index, the lower one shows the type of event;...
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M9 – PARAMETERS SETTINGS From the home level, press the MENU key and the UP key several times until the display shows M9/PROG. Pressing the MENU key displays the password request only if it is set other than zero. Use the UP/DW keys to set the password and confirm with the MENU key.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M11 – SET SERVICE PASSWORD From the home level, press the MENU key and the UP key several times until the display shows M11/PASS. Press the MENU key: if the password is null, the SET label appears on the upper display while the PASS label appears on the lower display.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 M14 – UNIT START HOUR This menu allows to set a switch-on time for the refrigeration unit if it is powered and in Stand-by status. From the home level, press the MENU key and the UP key several times until the display shows M14/COOL. Press MENU key again, the upper display shows OFF (only if a switch-on time has never been set) the lower one remains off.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 RUNNING EVENTS TABLE RECORDED EVENTS TABLE UPPER DISPLAY -12.9° Coldroom temperature UPPER DISP. Pr1-4 Probe NTC S1, S2, S3, S4 LOWER DISP. PROB Probe Fail LOWER DISPLAY High temperature Hi not blinking -> high temperature pre-alarm UPPER DISP.
FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 3.0 LOCAL CONNECTIVITY - CONNEX APPLICATION The CONNEX application can be downloaded for free from PlayStore or Apple store, allows the management and monitoring of the refrigeration unit via WiFi connection. Below is displayed the home page.
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FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 4.0 WIFI SETTNGS AND USER REGISTRATION From the vertical page scrolling WEB&WIFI menu perform the following actions. The confirmation of successful access to the router, turns on the wifi icon located to the right of the display. Confirmation of successful connection to the Cloud, turns on the cloud icon located to the right of the display.
FLEX PANEL – rel 1.0 5.0 REMOTE CONNECTIVITY – WEB PAGES Once registered, with the web access credentials, user can connect to the device from any Internet point by consulting the WEB PAGES. Also weekly will receive via email the HACCP report with daily charts and any alerts in real time.
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