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- Page 1 Version: 03 Issue: 06.11.2018 Code: M_19_V03_EN_2018_11 USER MANUAL CONTROLLER CP Touch [DATUM] [NÁZEV SPOLEČNOSTI] [Adresa společnosti]...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User manual – Controller CP Touch Content 1 Installation ......................3 1.1 Connecting the controller to the unit ............... 4 2 Controller description and functions ..............5 3 Starting the display ....................6 4 Symbols and their meanings .................. 7 4.1 Symbols on the main screen ................ -
Page 3: Installation
User manual – Controller CP Touch Controller description: The CP Touch controller can be connected to DUPLEX units fitted with an RD5 control board. The CP Touch provides full control for these units, i.e. service parameter settings (password protected) as well as user settings. It has a manual mode, allowing the user to choose directly the operating mode of the unit, and a weekly mode controlling the unit according to a weekly program. -
Page 4: Connecting The Controller To The Unit
User manual – Controller CP Touch Step 4: Controller mounted on the wall. The CP Touch must not be connected or disconnected when the unit is connected to power supply. Connecting the controller to the unit For the controller’s electrical connection follow the wiring diagram located in the lid of the AHU’s cabinet. -
Page 5: Controller Description And Functions
Turn on the light of a connected controller by clicking on the dark screen. The CP Touch controller can be connected to DUPLEX units fitted with an RD5 control board. The CP Touch provides full control for these units, i.e. service parameter settings, protected by a password. -
Page 6: Starting The Display
User manual – Controller CP Touch Starting the display After switching the CP Touch on, a starting screen appears with additional information on the status of communication with the unit. Text/Status Controller operation Waiting for The launch application is waiting for the controller’s executing status part to start up;... -
Page 7: Symbols And Their Meanings
User manual – Controller CP Touch Symbols and their meanings – Required parameter setting mode symbols; one of the symbols is always displayed. Symbols on the main screen Manual control of the unit Group 1 Unit control according to a weekly... -
Page 8: Symbols Fixed On The Main Screen
User manual – Controller CP Touch Symbols fixed on the main screen Next to this symbol, outside air temperature T-ODA is shown If extraction / room temperature control is used, interior temperature T-IDA is shown (room or extraction air temperature) -
Page 9: Mode" Block
User manual – Controller CP Touch “Mode” block Figure 5 It shows a mode current at the time, with options as provided by the unit’s configuration. The current mode parameter may not correspond to the parameter set manually or in the weekly program. If that is the case, the power level required is generated by a closed input D1 - D4 or one of the inputs IN1 - INk4/2. -
Page 10: Zone" Block
User manual – Controller CP Touch The current temperature level value may not correspond to the value set manually or in the weekly program. If that is the case, the temperature required is generated by a closed input D1 – D4 and parameters set for one of these inputs if a specific temperature for Dn inputs is set. -
Page 11: Switching Between Hs/Nhs
User manual – Controller CP Touch 6.1.2 Switching between HS/NHS This allows setting the heating or non-heating season or automatic switching between them. “NO“ – The IN1 input (analogue control input) is always effective. “HS“ – Heating season; supply air heating or room heating is allowed. -
Page 12: Blocking Input In2 (No / Hs / Nhs)
User manual – Controller CP Touch 6.2.2 Blocking input IN2 (No / HS / NHS) The effect of analogue input IN2 on the ventilation unit’s operation may be limited according to the season currently selected at the time. „No“ – The IN2 input is always effective. -
Page 13: School Holidays
User manual – Controller CP Touch 6.2.6 School holidays Settings as per user requirements; up to four different holiday periods can be set. Steps for school holiday settings: Figure 9 Holiday/Party This is a mode set for a limited period of time during which the unit’s operation is... -
Page 14: Weekly Program Setting
User manual – Controller CP Touch Power: For Power settings see 5.1. Mode: For Mode settings see 5.2. Temperature: For Temperature settings see 5.3. Zone: For Zone settings see 5.4. Start time: The starting time of the mode may be delayed; the Holiday / Party mode starts according to the start time set. -
Page 15: Network Setting
User manual – Controller CP Touch all operating parameters of the AHU (see 5.1 – 5.4) and the start time of the interval. Unless the first interval of a given day starts at 00:00, the unit continues to run with parameters set by the last interval of the previous day until the first interval start time. -
Page 16: Texts
User manual – Controller CP Touch Texts The” Texts” parameter is used for changing adjustable texts as required. Figure 15 Note The texts can be adjusted as required and are the same as those for setting from the web. The respective text is shown in the “Mode” box when the unit switches to the mode according to this input. -
Page 17: Time Zone Setting
User manual – Controller CP Touch 6.7.1 Time zone setting The time zone setting according to the location of the unit is done by the setting arrows. 6.7.2 Daylight saving time (summer time) An option to switch automatically between the summer and standard time. -
Page 18: Table Of Alarms And Notifications
User manual – Controller CP Touch Table of alarms and notifications The messages shown in the table below provide information on irregular or unexpected events in the AHU system. Table of alarms (yellow triangle) Message Meaning What to do? Room temperature Failure of the room Contact a service technician. - Page 19 User manual – Controller CP Touch Set orientation The unit’s orientation is not This parameter blocks the (only applies to DUPLEX set, i.e. it is not determined operation of the unit and must be Flexi and DUPLEX which fan is the supply fan set in the service menu.
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Page 20: Other Functions
User manual – Controller CP Touch Air flow rate too low The air flow rate through the unit is Contact a service technician. not high enough. Check the condition of filters. “AI input“ failure The unit has not accepted an Contact a service technician.
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