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GOLD version E/F, Function Guide,
SMART Link/AQUA Link
1. General
The
SMART Link
function is intended for use in controlling the times, temperatures, etc. as well as reading the alarms and settings of a Swegon chiller/heat pump via a handheld micro terminal and web page in a GOLD air handling unit.
For electrical wiring and functionality at connection with
Nestor, see separate documentation.
1.1 Energy-saving functions
1.1.1 Control of the supply air temperature/supply flow temperature
By comparing the supply air temperature downstream of the fan with the supply flow temperature to the coil, the equipment makes sure that the valve for the coil opens only if the water has a temperature that conveys energy to the air.
This means that if there is a heat load and the water temperature is lower than the supply air temperature, which can occur during defrosting cycles, the valve is not allowed to open. If there is a cooling load, the reverse applies.
1.1.2 Optimisation function
A cooling unit/heat pump will be more effective if the difference between the outdoor temperature and the water temperature is as small as possible. This reduces energy consumption.
The supply air energy to a water coil is controlled by a valve. Optimisation of the valve position so that it always strives to be fully open, and instead control the water temperature, saves energy.
1.1.3 AQUA Link
The AQUA Link provides both air handling units and comfort modules with cooling power. Even here energy savings are obtainable by allowing the need to control the water temperature.
Depending on whatever the specific need is (dehumidification, cooling of the supply air, cooling of the room via comfort modules), the temperature of the chilled water can be varied and the control system ensures that the chiller will not produce chilled water that is colder than necessary.
1.1 Installation
The installation work is fast and simple compared with that of other systems. It requires only hydraulic and electric connection between the GOLD unit, chiller/heat pump and possible AQUA Link.
All the necessary control functions are ready to activate.
One supplier of all the equipment.
The IQlogic
+
module TBIQ-3-1 is included in the AQUA
Link equipment cubical.
Swegon reserves the right to alter specifications.
2. Material Specification
Air handling unit
Cable adapter
GOLD RX/PX/CX/SD
TBLZ-1-64
IQlogic
+
module, extra regulation sequence (SMART link)
TBIQ-3-2
Chiller/heat pump manufactured by Swegon that uses glycolic water as cooling or heating media (not evaporative media).
Other equipment to the extent required:
Set of valves, air heater, air cooler, dual-purpose coil,
AQUA Link.
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3. Operation
See below and the following pages for diagrammatic descriptions of the function.
3.1 Control of cooling/heating to the GOLD via Swegon chiller/heat pump
3.1.1 Chiller
The cooling capacity of the supply air is controlled via an
IQlogic
+
module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ IQlogic
+
module) preset for cooling (0-10 V). The function can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the GOLD air handling unit (see the
Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
Communication with the chiller can be activated under
Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the GOLD unit. See Section 5.
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for cooling, the function transmits a refrigerant setpoint (12°C*) to the chiller via
Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF2 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF2 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
Optimisation function active:
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the value for cooling diff. (2 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the chiller, see Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is higher than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint and less than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint plus 2 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF2 is fully open (100%*) the controller decreases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF2 is open less than 80%*, the controller increases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
** Estimated temperature in the GOLD RX.
GOLD
BT30
BT1
0-10 V
MF2
Supply air
BT40 BT50
Swegon chiller
A pump and accumulator tank can be added and, depending on the size of the system, can be located inside or outside the chiller.
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3.1.2 Heat pump
The heating capacity of the supply air is controlled via an
IQlogic
+
module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ IQlogic
+
module) preset for heating (0-10 V). The function can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the GOLD air handling unit (see the
Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
Communication with the heat pump can be activated under Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the
GOLD unit. See Section 5.
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for heating, the function transmits a start signal and heating medium setpoint
(40°C*) to the heat pump via Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF1 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
Optimisation function active:
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the heating diff. value (3 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the heat pump. See
Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is lower than the current heating medium temperature setpoint and higher than the current heating medium temperature setpoint minus 3 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is fully open (100%*) the controller increases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is open less than 80%*, the controller decreases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
** Estimated temperature in the GOLD RX.
GOLD
BT30
BT1
0-10 V
MF1
Supply air
BT40 BT50
Swegon heat pump
A pump and accumulator tank can be added and, depending on the size of the system, can be located inside or outside the heat pump.
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3.1.3 Reversible chiller/heat pump
The heating or cooling capacity of the supply air is controlled via an IQlogic
+
module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ IQlogic
+ module) preset for heating and cooling (0-10 V). The function can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the
GOLD air handling unit (see the Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
Communication with the reversible chiller/heat pump can be activated under Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the GOLD unit. See Section 5.
Cooling
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for cooling, the function transmits a start signal for cooling and a refrigerant setpoint (12°C*) to the reversible chiller/heat pump via Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF1 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
Optimisation function active:
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the value for cooling diff. (2 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the reversible chiller/heat pump. See Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is higher than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint and less than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint plus 2 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is fully open (100%*) the controller decreases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is open less than 80%*, the controller increases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
Heating
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for cooling, the function transmits a start signal for heating and a heating medium setpoint (40°C*) to the reversible chiller/heat pump via
Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF1 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
GOLD
BT30
0-10 V
BT40
MF1
BT50
Swegon chiller/heat pump
BT1
Supply
A pump and accumulator tank can be added and, depending on the size of the system, can be located inside or outside the chiller/heat pump. For more information, see the Swegon product brochure.
air
Optimisation function active:
Optimisation is not carried out if temperature regulation is selected for extract air regulation.
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the heating diff. value (3 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the reversible chiller/ heat pump. See Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is lower than the current heating medium temperature setpoint and higher than the current heating medium temperature setpoint minus 3 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is fully open (100%*) the controller increases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is open less than 80%*, the controller decreases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
** Estimated temperature in the GOLD RX.
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3.1.4 Chiller and external heating
The cooling capacity of the supply air is controlled via an
IQlogic
+
module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ IQlogic
+
module) preset for cooling (0-10 V). The function can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the GOLD air handling unit (see the
Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
The function controls external heating (waterborne or electric) via the GOLD unit’s ordinary output for heating (0-10 V). The air heater for heated water has a frost monitor function and is automatically activated when it is connected.
Communication with the chiller can be activated under
Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the GOLD unit. See Section 5.
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for cooling, the function transmits a refrigerant setpoint (12°C*) to the chiller via
Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF2 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF2 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
If dehumification is active, the function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
Optimisation function active:
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the value for cooling diff. (2 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the chiller, see Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is higher than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint and less than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint plus 2 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF2 is fully open (100%*) the controller decreases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF2 is open less than 80%*, the controller increases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
** Estimated temperature in the GOLD RX.
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The external air heater can be of water-coil or electric type.
BT30
0-10 V
MF2
BT40 BT50
BT1
MF1
Supply air
Swegon chiller
A pump and accumulator tank can be added and, depending on the size of the system, can be located inside or outside the chiller.
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3.5 Heat pump and external heating
The heating capacity of the supply air is controlled via an
IQlogic
+
module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ IQlogic
+
module) preset for heating (0-10 V). The function can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the GOLD air handling unit (see the
Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
The function controls external heating (waterborne or electric) via the GOLD unit’s ordinary output for heating (0-10 V). The air heater for heated water has a frost monitor function and is automatically activated when it is connected.
Communication with the heat pump can be activated under Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the
GOLD unit. See Section 5.
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for heating, the function transmits a start signal and heating medium setpoint
(40°C*) to the heat pump via Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF1 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
Optimisation function active:
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the heating diff. value (3 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the heat pump. See
Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is lower than the current heating medium temperature setpoint and higher than the current heating medium temperature setpoint minus 3 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is fully open (100%*) the controller increases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is open less than 80%*, the controller decreases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
** Estimated temperature in the GOLD RX.
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BT30
0-10 V
The external air heater can be of water-coil or electric type.
MF1
BT1
MF2
Supply air
BT40 BT50
Swegon heat pump
A pump and accumulator tank can be added and, depending on the size of the system, can be located inside or outside the heat pump.
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3.1.6 Reversible chiller/ heat pump and external heating
The heating or cooling capacity of the supply air is controlled via an IQlogic
+
module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ IQlogic
+ module) preset for heating and cooling (0-10 V). The function can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the
GOLD air handling unit (see the Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
The function controls external heating (waterborne or electric) via the GOLD unit’s ordinary output for heating (0-10 V). The air heater for heated water has a frost monitor function and is automatically activated when it is connected.
Communication with the reversible chiller/heat pump can be activated under Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the GOLD unit. See Section 5.
Cooling
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for cooling, the function transmits a start signal for cooling and a refrigerant setpoint (12°C*) to the reversible chiller/heat pump via Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF1 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
Optimisation function active:
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the value for cooling diff. (2 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the reversible chiller/heat pump. See Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is higher than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint and less than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint plus 2 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is fully open (100%*) the controller decreases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is open less than 80%*, the controller increases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
Heating
If temperature sensor BT1 calls for heating, the function transmits a start signal for heating and a heating medium setpoint (40°C*) to the reversible chiller/heat pump via
Modbus.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is higher than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the
GOLD
BT30
0-10 V
The external air heater can be of water-coil or electric type.
BT40
MF1
BT50
Swegon chiller/heat pump
MF2
A pump and accumulator tank can be added and, depending on the size of the system, can be located inside or outside the chiller/heat pump.
BT1
Supply air function allows valve MF1 to regulate the flow.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT50 is lower than the temperature by temperature sensor BT30**, the function does not allow valve MF1 to regulate the flow
(forces it to close).
Optimisation function active:
Optimisation is not carried out if temperature regulation is selected for extract air regulation.
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the heating diff. value (3 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the reversible chiller/ heat pump. See Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is lower than the current heating medium temperature setpoint and higher than the current heating medium temperature setpoint minus 3 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is fully open (100%*) the controller increases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF1 is open less than 80%*, the controller decreases the heating medium temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
Swegon reserves the right to alter specifications.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
** Estimated temperature in the GOLD RX.
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3.2 Control of cooling energy to the GOLD and comfort modules via the Swegon chiller and AQUA Link
3.2.1 Control of cooling energy to the GOLD
The cooling capacity of the supply air is controlled via valve actuator MF2 and an IQlogic+ module (extra regulation sequence function, see separate instructions for the TBIQ
IQlogic+ module) preset for cooling (0-10 V). Cooling can be activated in the hand-held terminal of the GOLD air handling unit (see the Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD).
3.2.2 Control of cooling energy to the comfort modules
See the function guide for All Year Comfort (AYC).
GOLD
3.2.3 Swegon chiller and AQUA Link
Communication with the chiller can be activated under
Functions in the hand-held micro terminal of the GOLD unit. See Section 5.
Communication with AQUA Link takes place via the
IQlogic
+
module (function selector switch set to 5) which controls and manages alarms from pump G20. The module is located in the AQUA Links cubicle.
The chiller’s water temperature setpoint is controlled by the GOLD unit and is determined by the cooling load in the ventilation system. The temperature setpoint from the AYC function is compared with the ordinary cooling supply air setpoint and the lowest value of these is transmitted as a setpoint to the chiller.
Circulation pump G20 located inside the AQUA Link is started and stopped via the GOLD unit. When the GOLD unit is in operation and valve MF2 or MF10 is open more than 5%, circulation pump G20 starts up.
Optimisation function active:
Applies to the supply air cooling setpoint.
To ensure the best functionality when the optimisation function is activated, the value for cooling diff. (2 K*) should be set to the same value as that set in the chiller, see Section 5.
If the temperature by temperature sensor BT40 (return water) is higher than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint and less than the current refrigerant temperature setpoint plus 2 K* and has been so during a continuous period of more than 60 seconds* the optimisation function is allowed.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF2 is fully open (100%*) the controller decreases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.3K/minute*.
If the optimisation function is allowed and valve MF2 is open less than 80%*, the controller increases the refrigerant temperature setpoint at a rate of 0.6K/minute*.
* Factory setting. The value can be changed.
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Swegon chiller
Modbus
BT40
BT50
0-10 V
G20
MF10
AQUA Link
BT1
MF2
Supply air
Comfort modules
G10
BT10
AYC
See the function guide for the AYC.
Swegon reserves the right to alter specifications.
4. Electrical connections.
4.1 SMART Link
Connect the bus cable (supplied) between the bus contact, marked COM4, on the control unit of the GOLD unit and an optional bus contact on the cable adapter.
The communication cable between the chiller/heat pump control equipment and TBLZ-64 cable adapter should be wired according to one of the alternatives below.
The cables are not included in the supply. Twisted-pair cables are recommended.
4.1.1 Alternative 1. Connection to the chiller's/heat pump's controller
Cable adapter (TBLZ-64) pC05+
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3
4
Wiring terminals for the
TBLZ-64 cable adapter
1
Wiring terminals, pC05+ chiller/heat pump
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4.1.2 Alternative 2. Connection via external SMART
Link communications interface
Cable adapter (TBLZ-64) Communications interface (SMART Link) A4 (RS485) A2
(m
C 2 )
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4
Wiring terminals for the
TBLZ-64 cable adapter
1
24 VAC
2
Wiring terminals, SMART Link communications interface
Wiring terminals, junction box, chiller/heat pump
A4 A2
Cable connected at the factory
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4.1.3 Alternative 3. Connection via built-in SMART
Link communications interface
Cable adapter (TBLZ-64) Communications interface (SMART Link) A4 (RS485) A2
(m
C 2 )
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3
4
Wiring terminals for the
TBLZ-64 cable adapter
1
Wiring terminals, SMART Link communications interface
A4 A2
Cable connected at the factory
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4.1.4 Alternative 4. Connection via internal iPro-link communications interface
Cable adapter (TBLZ-64) ASM1 (iPro-link) SERI1 (485/TTL) A2 (IC208CX)
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3
4
Wiring terminals for the cable adapter
1
ASM1
8
9
7
6
-
+
SERI1 A2
Cable connected at the factory
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4.1.5 Alternative 5. Connection via external A2 communications interface (RS485 slave)
Cable adapter (TBLZ-64) A2 (RS485 slave)
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3
4
Wiring terminals for the
TBLZ-64 cable adapter
1
A2
97 (-)
98 (+)
99 (GND)
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4.2 AQUA Link
If an AQUA Link is included in the system, the modular cable between the IQlogic + module integrated into the
AQUA Link electric cubicle, and the modular connection marked ”COM3” on the GOLD AHU control unit should be connected. See illustration.
IQlogic
+
module
AQUA Link
-
1 2
+ -
3 4
+
5
-
7
-
Modular cable
GOLD Control unit
1
A
2
B
3
GND
Com 1
4
+
5
-
Com 2
6
+
7
-
Com 3
8
+
9
-
Com 4 Com 5
+ -
SA Temp
+ -
Heat Cool
SD
G G0
IQlogic +
P1
89
AB
CDEF
45
COM POWER
C
9
NO
10
Com 1 Com 2
+
11
-
12
WLAN
CPU 2
CPU 1
Sensor 1 Sensor 2 Sensor 3 Sensor 4 Com 6 Com 7
33
Com 8
35
Com 9
37
Com 10 Com 11
39 40
The function selector switch must be set to position 5.
4.2.1 All Year Comfort
If All Year Comfort is included in the system (together with
AQUA Link), a modular cable must be connected between the IQlogic
+
module in the AQUA Link electrical distribution box and the IQlogic
+
module in the All Year Comfort electrical equipment cubicle.
Other connections between AQUA Link and All Year Comfort is carried out on terminal blocks.
See sketch.
All Year Comfort electrical equipment cubicle
IQlogic +
P1
89
AB
CDEF
COM POWER
Heat/Cool Com 1
+
Com 2
The function selector switch must be set to position 7.
PE 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110
AQUA Link electric cubicle
6
S
7
-
8
S
IQlogic +
COM POWER
P1
89
AB
CDEF
45
Com 1 Com 2
105 106 107 108 109 110
-BTT
Brown White
101 102 103 104 G0 G MX X1 G1
The function selector switch must be set to position 5.
Modular cable
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5. Settings
For basic facts on how to use the hand-held terminal, see the Operation and Maintenance Instructions for the GOLD air handling unit.
SMART Link
The chiller/heat pump functions must be manually activated under Functions/SMART Link.
The function can be activated, under Function.
Set the type supplied (water, heat pump/water, chiller/water, reversible/DX, heat pump/DX, chiller/DX, reversible.
Set the required set point for chilled and/or heated water as well as the permissible deviation under Settings. The set points represent the temperature of the refrigerant and heating medium returning to the chiller/heat pump. Set the limit for outdoor temperature (minimum permissible operating temperature).
The function for the optimization of the set point can be activated under Optimize.
Other chiller/heat pump settings can be entered in the chiller/heat pump.
If required, AQUA Link can be activated under AQUA Link.
Select alarm on open contact, alarm on closed contact or contactor function for the pump alarm.
Function
Settings
Optimize
AQUA Link
6. Status
The chiller/heat pump readings can be viewed under
Status.
No values can be changed in this menu group.
SMART Link
Status
7. Manual test
The actual input and output values on the circulation pump in the cooling circuit can be manually controlled under INSTALLATION – MANUAL TEST - SMART Link.
Manual test
SMART Link
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