TB Controls TC02 Operation & Maintenance Manual

Curtain heater controller

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TC02 Curtain heater controller
(Previously known as the mini-FCU)
Operations & Maintenance manual
©TBControls 2011

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Summary of Contents for TB Controls TC02

  • Page 1 TC02 Curtain heater controller (Previously known as the mini-FCU) Operations & Maintenance manual ©TBControls 2011...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    5.1.11. Sequence 4 5.1.12. Graph settings 5.1.13. Graph settings 6..TC02 DIP-SWITCH SETTINGS ................. 16 7..OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR ............18 7.1. Fitting the sensor 8..MODBUS PROTOCOL AND UNIT DATA ............19 9..FAULT FINDING ....................20 Page 2 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M...
  • Page 3: Document Management

    16 Nov 04 Final Section 7 added Outside sensor fitting 20 Nov 06 Final Name change & Various Mini-FCU changed to TC02 updates 7 Feb 06 Final Section 8 (fault finding) Updates from Diffusion added and various minor text changes...
  • Page 4: Tc02 Controller

    Figure 1 - LCD Figure 2- TC02 Controller The TB Controls TC02 controller is designed to be a cost effective multi-purpose digital control unit fulfilling the requirements for over-door curtain heaters and powerful fan coil units such as the Ambassador. It will control both electric and water fed units (air and water side types) or a combination of both.
  • Page 5: Connection Terminals

    Lighting) are physically separate from the other terminals. 2.4. Disposal The controller contains electrical and electronic components and must not be disposed of as domestic waste. Current local legislation must be observed. Page 5 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 6: Engineering

    Local installation regulations must be observed. Wall control plate unit The control plate for the TC02 is a second fix item. The following points should be noted; back box to receive the plate must be a double unit and a minimum of 47 mm deep...
  • Page 7: Tc02 Connections

    There is no protection against accidental connection of 230 VAC to 24 VAC and data connections. Care must be taken to ensure connections for 230 VAC are made correctly and in accordance with local regulations Page 7 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 8: Master / Slave

    4.2. Controller Start sequence The TC02 has a green LED on board. This LED will flash three times on power up and afterwards will flash for 20mS every second. Three flashes, flash, flash, flash, indicates the unit has self tested and is OK. Regular flashing indicates unit is running OK Page 8 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M...
  • Page 9: Error Messages

    “LCD set up mode” there are two options; “module address x” and “backlight x” The module address is the unique identity given to the unit to enable the Master unit to determine with which unit data is exchanged. Page 9 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11...
  • Page 10: Engineering Mode

    Thermostat (Stat). Or return air sensor. “Ret Setback xx C” change steps using the +/- buttons. 0 C to 30C. 0C is off. Page 10 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11...
  • Page 11 The display shows Off coil temperature (C), heater duty (0-100%), speed (Off,1,2,3,4) mode (Summer/Winter/Auto). The summer/winter setting and fan speed cannot be changed without entering engineer mode (see 4.4.6). Page 11 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 12: User Mode

    Firmware Version, “Firmware V4.13”, This menu is only available on firmware V4.12 and above. Displays the TC02 software version number. MODBUS network address, “MODBUS add:1”, This menu appears only if the MODBUS protocol option has been purchased.
  • Page 13: Control Operation Sequences

    Off coil, Return Air and Outside Air sensors fitted will result in the temperature of the air leaving the supply grill being controlled to the given set point, automatically controlled between the Summer and Winter setpoints. Page 13 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11...
  • Page 14: Graph Settings

    Operations & Maintenance Manual Default Set-points Setpoints Outside temperature C off coil setpoint return air trip 5.1.12. Graph settings summer winter off-coil return air outside Page 14 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 15: Graph Settings

    New Look Mode Set-points (DIP 5 on) Setpoints 10 11 12 13 14 15 Outside temperature C off coil setpoint return air trip 5.1.13. Graph settings summer winter off-coil return air outside Page 15 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 16: Tc02 Dip-Switch Settings

    Operations & Maintenance Manual TC02 dip-switch settings MINI-FCU Dipswitch setting Master Dipswitch setting Switch ON position Switches 9 and 10 Master Setting both on Switch Number The above shows a Master Controller setting with a network address of 8 Slave Dipswitch setting...
  • Page 17 8 would be set as shown D 10 D 11 D 12 D 13 D 14 D 15 D 16 H 10 D 17 H 11 Page 17 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 18: Outside Air Temperature Sensor

    Mount vertically with the open end of the tube facing down to prevent the accumulation of dirt or water. North Installation example Page 18 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 19: Modbus Protocol And Unit Data

    A temperature value of 396, equivalent to 99ºC indicates a sensor not fitted or sensor fault, the appropriate bit will also bet set in the status register (tags 15-23) if this is a fault condition. Page 19 of 20 Doc: TC02 O&M Final Status: issue: 11 ©TB Controls 2011...
  • Page 20: Fault Finding

    Make sure all network cables lengths have the shield wire connected to local earth at one end (jumper link on TC02). An unconnected shielded cable is worse than an unshielded cable! Check network address with BMS system. Each TC02 controller that is connected to the network must have a different MODBUS address (default is 1).

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