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  • Page 1 μC electronic control User manual...
  • Page 3 CAREL or its branch offi ces/affi liates have been warned of the possibility of damage.
  • Page 4 μC SE - +030220426 - rel. 2.1 - 09.06.2010...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Content ONTENT 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 General description ..........................7 1.2 User interface .............................7 2. CONNECTIONS 2.1 General diagram ............................9 2.2 Network layout ............................9 3. APPLICATIONS 3.1 Air/air unit ..............................10 3.2 AIR/AIR heat pump ..........................11 3.3 AIR/WATER chiller .............................13 3.4 AIR/WATER heat pump .........................14 3.5 WATER/WATER chiller ..........................16 3.6 WATER/WATER heat pump with reversal on gas circuit ...........17 3.7 WATER/WATER heat pump with reversal on water circuit ..........19...
  • Page 6 μC SE - +030220426 - rel. 2.1 - 09.06.2010...

  • Page 7: Introduction

    • antifreeze heater; • alarm signal device. 1.1.3 Programming CAREL off ers the possibility to confi gure all the unit parameters not only from the keypad on the front panel, but also using: • a hardware key; • a serial line.
  • Page 8 1.2.3 Functions associated with the buttons button unit status button press Loading default values press at power ON Go up a sub-group inside the programming area, until exiting (saving changes to EEPROM) press once In the event of alarms, mute the buzzer (if present) and deactivate the alarm relay press once Access the direct parameters press for 5 s...

  • Page 9: Connections

    μ Optional board valve PSOPZKEY*: programming CONVONOFF*: PWM/digital converter ® CONV0/10A0*: PW/Modbus CAREL Supervisory PWM/analogic MCH200485* converter NTC: temperature RS485 MCH2*T*: probes serial card terminal MCHRTF**A0: PW CAREL MCH2*TSV*: SPKT: 0 to 5 V fan speed regulator...

  • Page 10: Applications

    3. APPLICATIONS 3.1 Air/air unit 3.1.1 Single circuit Key: condernser fan overload condenser probe supply probe electrical heater evaporator supply fan overload supply fan compressor 1 high pressure compressor overload low pressure ambient probe compressor 2 Fig. 3.a.a 3.1.2 Two circuits Key: condernser fan overload 1 and 2 condenser probe...

  • Page 11: Air/Air Heat Pump

    3.1.2 Two circuits, 1 condenser fan circuit Key: condernser fan overload condenser probe 1 and 2 supply probe electrical heater 1 and 2 evaporator 1 and 2 supply fan ambient probe compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1and 2 compressor 2 compressor 3...
  • Page 12 3.2.2 Two circuits Key: condenser fan overload 1 and 2 condernser probe supply probe electrical heater 1 e 2 evaporator 1 and 2 supply fan overload supply fan compressor 1 high pressure 1 e 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1and 2 ambient probe compressor 2...

  • Page 13: Air/Water Chiller

    3.3 AIR/WATER chiller 3.3.1 Single circuit Key: condernser fan overload condenser probe fl ow switch outlet evaporator probe antifreeze heater inlet evaporator probe compressor 1 high pressure compressor overload low pressure water pump compressor 2 Fig. 3.c.a 3.3.2 two circuits, 2 condenser fan circuits and 2 evaporators Key: condenser fan overload 1 and 2 fan 1 and 2...

  • Page 14: Air/Water Heat Pump

    3.3.2 two circuits, 1 condenser fan circuit Key: condenser fan overload condenser probe 1 and 2 fl ow switch outlet temperature probe evaporator 1 and 2 outlet evaporator probe 1 and 2 antifreeze heater 1 and 2 compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1and 2 inlet evaporator probe...
  • Page 15 3.4.2 2 condenser fan circuits Key: condenser fan overload 1 and 2 fan 1 and 2 condenseer probe 1 and 2 fl ow switch outlet temperature probe evaporator 1 and 2 outlet evaporator probe 1 and 2 antifreeze heater 1 and 2 compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2...

  • Page 16: Water/Water Chiller

    3.5 WATER/WATER chiller 3.5.1 Single circuit Key: water condensing temperature probe condensator fl ow switch outlet evaporator probe evaporator antifreeze heater inlet evaporator probe compressor 1 high pressure compressor overload low pressure water pump compressor 2 Fig. 3.e.a 3.5.2 Two circuits Key: water condensing temperature probe 1 and 2...

  • Page 17: Water/Water Heat Pump With Reversal On Gas Circuit

    3.5.3 Ttwo circuits, 2 evaporators Key: water condensing temperature probe 1 and 2 condensator 1 and 2 fl ow switch outlet temperature probe outlet evaporator probe 1 and 2 antifreeze heater 1 and 2 evaporator water pump compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1 and 2 compressor 3...
  • Page 18 3.6.2 Two circuits Key: water condensing temperature probe 1 and 2 condensator 1 and 2 fl ow switch outlet evaporator probe outlet evaporator probe 1 and 2 evaporator 1 and 2 antifreeze heater 1 and 2 water pump compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1 and 2...

  • Page 19: Water/Water Heat Pump With Reversal On Water Circuit

    3.7 WATER/WATER heat pump with reversal on water circuit 3.7.1 Single circuit Key: external internal reversing valve fl ow switch outlet evaporator probe antifreeze heater evaporator condenser condenser probe compressor 1 high pressure compressor overload low pressure water pump compressor 2 12 13 Fig.

  • Page 20: Air-Cooled Condensing Unit Without Reverse Cycle

    3.7.3 Two circuits, 1 evaporator H02= 1 e H21= 4 Key: external internal reversing valve 1 and 2 condenser probe fl ow switch outlet evaporator probe condenser probe 1 and 2 condenser 1 and 2 outlet evaporator probe 1 and 2 antifreeze heater 1 and 2 evaporator 1 and 2 compressor 1...

  • Page 21: Reverse-Cycle Air-Cooled Condensing Unit

    3.8.2 Two circuits Key: condenser fan overload condenser probe compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1 and 2 compressor 2 compressor 3 compressor 4 Fig. 3.h.b 3.9 Reverse-cycle air-cooled condensing unit 3.9.1 Single circuit Key: condenser fan overload condenser probe...

  • Page 22: Water-Cooled Condensing Unit Without Reverse Cycle

    3.9.2 Two circuits with one condenser fan circuit Key: condenser fan overload condenser probe compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1 and 2 compressor 2 compressor 3 compressor 4 reversing valve Fig. 3.i.b 3.10 Water-cooled condensing unit without reverse cycle 3.10.1 Single circuit...

  • Page 23: Reverse-Cycle Water-Cooled Condensing Unit

    3.10.2 Two circuits Key: fl ow switch water cond. temperature probe condenser compressor 1 high pressure compressor overload lw pressure compressor 2 compressor 3 compressor 4 water pump Fig. 3.j.b 3.11 Reverse-cycle water-cooled condensing unit 3.11.1 Single circuit Key: condenser probe condenser antifreeze heater compressor 1...

  • Page 24: Roof Top Units

    3.11.2 Two circuits Key: condenser probe condenser 1 and 2 antifreeze heater 1 and 2 reversing valve compressor 1 high pressure 1 and 2 compressor overload 1 and 2 low pressure 1 and 2 compressor 3 compressor 2 compressor 4 water pump Fig.

  • Page 25: Parameters

    4. PARAMETERS 4.1 General parameters The parameters are divided into 4 diff erent types, according to their level of access by the user (password) and their function. For each level, only the access to the parameters of the same or lower level can be set. This means that through “factory”...

  • Page 26: Parameter Tables

    4.3 Parameter tables The following tables show of the parameters divided by type/family (e. g. compressor, probes, fans etc.). • Key to the parameter tables Level (default) S= super user F= factory D= direct Visibility: The visibility of some groups depends on the type of controller and the value of the parameters. D= defrost (if D01=1) F= fan (if F01=1) L= low noise (if F15=1-3)
  • Page 27 4.3.3 Antifreeze/support heater setting parameters (A*) display parameter and description default min. max. UOM variat. default visibility supervis. Modbus variable indicat. level variable type Alarm set point antifreeze/low ambient temperature (air/air) °C/°F 11 (R/W) Analog Diff erential for antifreeze/low ambient temperature alarm (air/air) 1220 °C °F 12 (R/W)
  • Page 28 4.3.6 Defrost setting parameters (d*) display parameter and description default min. max. U.O.M. variat. default visibility supervis. Modbus variable indicat. level variable type Defrosting cycle/Condenser antifreeze Flag 7 (R/W) Digital 0= no; 1= yes, with shared defrosting Time-or temperature-based defrosting Flag 90 (R/W) Integer...
  • Page 29 4.3.8 Unit setting parameters (H*) display parameter and description default min. max. U.O.M. variat. def. visibility supervis. Modbus variable indicat. level variable type Unit model Flag 54 (R/W) Integer 0= air_air unit 1= air_air heat pump 2= air_water chiller 3= air_water heat pump 4= water_water chiller 5= water_water heat pump with reversal on gas circuit 6= water_water heat pump with reversal on water circuit...
  • Page 30 4.3.9 Firmware parameters (F-r*) display parameter and description default min. max. U.O.M. variat. default visibility supervis. Modbus variable indicat. level variable type Software version, Driver 2 1 (R) Integer Software version, Driver 1 2 (R) Integer Expansion software version 3 (R) Integer Software version (displayed when powering up 4 (R)
  • Page 31 4.3.11 Control setting parameters (r*) display parameter and description default min. max. U.O.M. variat. def. visibility supervis. Modbus variable indicat. level variable type Cooling set point °C/°F 12.0 41 (R/W) 41 Analog Cooling diff erential °C/°F 42 (R/W) 42 Analog Heating set point °C/°F 43 (R/W) 43...
  • Page 32 4.3.12 Timer setting parameters (t*) display parameter and description default min. max. U.M. variat. def. visibility supervis. Modbus variabile indicat. level variable type RTC hours 129(R/W) Integer RTC minutes 130 (R/W) Integer RTC day 131 (R/W) Integer RTC month mesi 132 (R/W) Integer RTC year...
  • Page 33 U.O.M. variat. def. visibility supervis. Modbus variable indicat. level variable type Indicates the unit parameter (Carel SV communication) Integer Gain constant for pressure probe calibration 16000 1000 Integer Off set constant for pressure probe calibration -8000 8000 Integer...
  • Page 34 Signals from the expansion board: Integer bit0= probe alarm 5 bit1= probe alarm 6 bit2= probe alarm 7 bit3= probe alarm 8 bit4= zero crossing alarm circuit 2 bit5= tLan alarm valve 2 bit6= fans on signal (symbol on) bit7= fan symbol fl ashing circuit 2 bit8= max fan speed circuit 2 Signals to the expansion board: Integer...

  • Page 35: Description Of The Parameters

    5. DESCRIPTION OF THE PARAMETERS To modify the parameters, see chapter 4 “Parameters. ” Probe settings: parameters (/*) • ( see Table 4.a) - Type of probe: from /01 to /08: enables the reading of the corresponding analogue input or sets the function Functions of the probes •...
  • Page 36 Diff erential for the activation and deactivation of the antifreeze heaters (auxiliary heaters in air/air units). CAREL NTC probe (mode H1= 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) Operating diagram of the antifreeze alarm and the antifreeze heaters for air/water and water/ water chillers and heat pumps.
  • Page 37 In this case, the display will be as follows: • operating mode LED OFF; • cooling heating fl ag not switched (not detected by the supervisor); • antifreeze alarm A01 (remains active even at the end of the special operation if the unit was previously ON, deactivated by manual reset or in standby).
  • Page 38 - Start delay between compressors c04: This sets the delay between the starts of the two compressors, so as to reduce the peak power input and make the compressors start more smoothly. The compressor LED fl ashes in this phase. •...
  • Page 39 - Hour counter compressor 1-2-3-4 c10, c11, c12, c13: These indicate the number of operating hours of compressor 1, 2, 3, 4, expressed in hundreds of hours. Pressing  and  together, when the hour counter is displayed, resets the hour counter and, consequently, cancels any maintenance requests in progress.
  • Page 40 - Type of defrost d02: establishes the type of defrost. d02=0: the defrost has a fi xed duration that depends on d07 d02=1: the defrost starts and ends according to the temperature or pressure thresholds, see d03 and d04; d02=2: the pressure transducer and temperature probe are both located on the outside exchanger;...
  • Page 41 d10= 2: end defrost from external contact enabled therefore: • if the contact of the input is open, the end of the defrost is enabled; • if the contact of the input is closed, the defrost follows the normal procedure. d10= 3: start and end defrost from external contact enabled therefore: •...
  • Page 42 - Max outside temperature threshold for sliding defrost d18: This establishes the maximum value of the outside temperature below which sliding defrost is activated. - Maximum temperature/pressure diff erential deviation for defrost d19: This value is expressed in °C if the compensation is controlled by temperature, or in bar if controlled by pressure.
  • Page 43 - Maximum voltage threshold for Triac F04: In the event of fan speed control, the optional phase cutting cards (MCHRTF*) are required, fi tted with a triac. The voltage delivered by the triac to the electric fan motor corresponding to the maximum speed must be set.
  • Page 44 - Fan management mode in defrost F13: This parameter sets the operating logic for the condensing fans during the defrost phase: F13 = 0: (default) the fans are OFF. F13 = 1: the fans are ON as in cooling mode, based on the temperature or pressure. F13 = 2: the fans are OFF until the end defrost temperature or pressure is reached, above which they are started at maximum speed for the time set for parameter d16.
  • Page 45 - Number of evaporators H03: This establishes the number of evaporators present when there are 2 or 4 compressors, obviously with 2 circuits (including the expansion). With one evaporator (H03=0), the management of the heaters and the antifreeze function is performed only on B2. Vice-versa, with 2 evaporators (H03=1) antifreeze control will be performed using B2 and B6, while input B5 is used to control the water outlet temperature.
  • Page 46 H11= 12: associated device outputs H11=0 H11= 1 H11= 2 H11= 3 H11= 4 H11= 5 compressor 1 compressor 1 compressor 1 compressor 1 compressor 1 compressor 1 heater 1 heater 1 heater 1 reversing valve 1 reversing valve 1 heater 1 Pump/evaporator (fan) (on Pump/evaporator (fan) (on...
  • Page 47 - Maximum pumpdown time H15: Maximum time after which the compressor is deactivated. - SmartSET “CAREL patent” (cannot be used on air/air units) H16: Activate smartSET, this function optimises the operation of the unit by calculating the effi ciency of the heat exchangers.
  • Page 48 H23: establishes the protocol used for the connection to the supervisor from the serial board RS485 H23 = 0: CAREL protocol (baud rate 19200,…) H23 = 1: Modbus protocol • Alarm settings: parameters (P*) - Flow switch alarm delay when starting pump...
  • Page 49 - Alarm reset P05: Enables automatic reset for all those alarms that normally feature manual reset (high pressure, low pressure, fl ow switch/antifreeze) as per the following table: P05= 0: (default) high pressure, low pressure and antifreeze (low temperature) with manual reset; P05= 1: all the alarms with automatic reset;...
  • Page 50 - High temperature alarm delay on power-up P17: High temperature alarm delay when the control is switched on (power ON), from the remote ON/OFF contact or from the keypad. - High pressure alarm from transducer set point P18: Sets the value beyond which the high pressure alarm is generated. Each circuit will be managed by its own transducer.
  • Page 51 less capacity is required, the second step will be deactivated fi rst, and then the compressor. There is no rotation between the compressor and the valve. If extra capacity is required, the second circuit will start with compressor 2 and then, if required, the valve is operated. When stopping, the valve is managed fi rst and then the actual compressor as a whole.
  • Page 52 In heating: With autotuning active and inlet control, this represents the delay from switching the compressor off to reach the outlet set point, before the next deactivation. - Compressor deactivation diff erential (if r06 = 4) r12: This represents the temperature diff erential for the deactivation of the compressors, according to the procedure described in “Deactivation time”.
  • Page 53 - Maximum deviation from the set point r18: Indicates the maximum deviation from the set point beyond which compensation is stopped (maximum and minimum limits in reference to the set point). - Start compensation temperature in cooling (outside probe) r19: Sets the temperature (measured by the outside probe) above which the compensation function starts (cooling), value between -40T80 °C.
  • Page 54 - Cooling set point in dehumidifi cation r26: Alternative set point to r01 when the dehumidifi cation function is active, as sent to the μC2SE by the terminal. The diff erential remains the same as for chiller mode (r02). - Buff er tank suppression (low load) r27: The low load condition is determined when only one compressor is started and then is stopped after operating for less than the time set for parameter r28.
  • Page 55 Enable freecooling/freeheating Example of freecooling r34: Sets the type of freecooling/heating with or without compressors r34= 0: disabled r34= 1: freecooling / without compressors / cooling only r34= 2: freecooling / with compressors / cooling only r34= 3: freeheating / without compressors / heating only r34= 4: freeheating / with compressors / heating only r34= 5: freecooling and freeheating / without compressors / freecooling in cooling only and freeheating in heating only...
  • Page 56 Duty cycle diff erential example - Damper opening duty cycle diff erential : used to calculate the duty cycle for opening the damper. - Damper closing duty cycle diff erential : used to calculate the duty cycle for closing the damper. Key: 1.
  • Page 57 RTC year t05: RTC year The alarms are only shown on the local display. The controller saves the signifi cant events that stop (alarms) or limit (warnings) the operation of the unit. Up to 25 events can be saved, highlighting: —...

  • Page 58: Table Of Alarms

    6. TABLE OF ALARMS Key to the table of alarms: if the probe is set for the compensation function, in the event of probe faults, the unit continues to operate. ON*: if the expansion card is not present. EVD 1= EVD400 connected to μC SE (1st circ.) EVD 2= EVD400 connected to the expansion (2nd circ.) alarm...
  • Page 59 HP1: High pressure circuit 1 The alarm is detected irrespective of the status of the pump and the compressors. The compressors corresponding to circuit 1 are immediately stopped (ignoring the set protection times), the buzzer and alarm relay are activated, and the display starts fl ashing. The fans corresponding to the condenser in circuit 1 are activated at maximum speed for 60 s, so as to oppose the alarm situation, after which they are switched OFF.
  • Page 60 Hc1 to Hc4: compressor operating hour limit exceeded warning When the number of operating hours for the compressor exceeds the maintenance threshold (as default equal to zero, and consequently the function is disabled), the maintenance request signal is activated. The buzzer and the alarm relay are not activated, however the warning relay is activated (with the expansion card fi tted).
  • Page 61 D1: defrost signal circuit 1 When the defrost is on circuit 1, the display shows the message D1. D2: defrost signal circuit 2 When the defrost is on circuit 2, the display shows the message D2. Fd: dirty fi lter warning This warning is only shown if the temperature diff erence between the exchanger inlet and outlet is higher than parameter A12.

  • Page 62: Connections, Accessories And Options

    7.1 Connection diagram Below is the connection diagram for the μC Panel version EV driver EV driver Line Expansion EV Driver EV Driver board multi multi multi multi tLAN funct. funct. funct. funct. No1 C1/2 C1/2 C3/4 x N02 No3 No4 C3/4 x No5 Tx/Rx GND GND B4 G0 B1...

  • Page 63: Expansion Card

    7.2 Expansion card This device allows the μC SE to manage the second refrigerant circuit on chillers, heat pumps and condensing units with up to 4 hermetic compressors. The following fi gure shows the connection diagram for the μC SE expansion card, code MCH200002*.

  • Page 64: Fan Speed Control Board (Code Mchrtf*)

    7.4 Fan speed control board (code MCHRTF*) The phase cutting boards (code MCHRTF****) are used to control the speed of the condenser fans. IMPORTANT: The power supply to the μC SE (G and G0) and the MCHRTF**** board must be in phase.

  • Page 65: Programming Key (Code Psopzkeya0)

    Data loading operation to the key is always allowed. To make identifi cation of the key easier Fig. 7.h Fig. 7.i CAREL has inserted a label on which you can describe the loaded programming or the machine to which you are referring. IMPORTANT NOTE: the key can be used only with controllers μC...

  • Page 66: Rs485 Serial Options

    7.9 RS485 serial options RS485 serial option for μC SE panel version (code MCH2004850) The MCH2004850 serial option is used to connect the μC SE controller to a supervisor network via a standard RS485 serial line. This option uses the input normally associated with the programming key, which has the dual function of key connector/serial communication port.

  • Page 67: Dimensions

    8. DIMENSIONS The following are the mechanical dimensions of each component in the μC SE controller; all the values are expressed in millimetres. Note: the dimensions include the free connectors inserted. MCH200000* μC SE panel mounting version drilling template 71x29 mm com p x10 0 panel mounting...
  • Page 68 MCHRTF series single-phase speed controllers Model A (component side) MCHRTF04C0 MCHRTF08C0 MCHRTF12C0 Note: the version with screw teminals code MCHRTF*D0 is available on request Table 8.a 8 e 12 A Fig. 8.e Model MCHRTF10C0 Table 8.b 74.5 12.5 Ø 4 74.5 12.5 Fig.

  • Page 69: Codes

    B1, B2, B3, B4: NTC CAREL temperature probes (10 kW at 25 °C) The response time depends on the component used, typical value 90 s B4: NTC temp. probes (10 kW at 25 °C) or CAREL 0 to 5 V ratiometric Fig. 10.a...

  • Page 70: Software Updates

    The error in the converted value may vary according to the settings of parameters /9, /10, /11, /12 Table 10.b Characteristics of the connectors The connectors may be purchased using CAREL code (MCHCON0***) or from the manufacturer ® Molex Molex ®...
  • Page 71 10.2.6 Notes for version 1.7 Implemented second antifreeze set point (A14) 10.2.7 Notes for version 1.8 Improved broadcast of Modbus® communication with supervisory system 10.2.8 Notes for version 1.9 Improved DO management with DC power supply 10.2.9 Notes for version 2.0 •...
  • Page 72 μC SE - +030220426 - rel. 2.1 - 09.06.2010...
  • Page 73 μC SE - +030220426 - rel. 2.1 - 09.06.2010...
  • Page 74 μC SE - +030220426 - rel. 2.1 - 09.06.2010...
  • Page 76 Agence/Agency: CAREL INDUSTRIES HQs Via dell’Industria, 11 - 35020 Brugine - Padova (Italy) Tel. (+39) 049.9716611 - Fax (+39) 049.9716600 e-mail: carel@carel.com - www.carel.com...

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