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5 Information for the specialist - Configuration

5.1 Configuration of the Corrigo

The configuration of the Corrigo is made in Application tool, a free PC-based software available on www.regincontrols.com

The controller doesn't need to be connected to the computer while configuring. All settings are made in the tool and then uploaded to the controller.

An infinite number of configurations can be stored in the computer memory for later use.

A communication cable is required in order to upload the configuration to the controller. The controller must also be powered up and the application selected in order for it to be configured.

5.1.1 Predefined configurations for Corrigo

There are predefined configurations available for easy configuration. They can be selected in the internal text display, in the web interface or can be downloaded as atf-files on Regin's webpage. The atf-files can be used in Application tool for further offline modification and adaption.

The predefined configurations are a part of Regin's Ready-Steady-Go concept which makes it much easier and faster to configure the controller.

Predefined configurations in internal text display

Use the internal text display in the Corrigo to select a predefined configuration.

1. Start from the start menu.

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2. Press the right button [ ► ] 7 times until you reach the menu to select the configuration.

Choose Config File

None

3. Select the configuration you want. Available configurations depend on the number of IOs in the hardware.

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4. Select add-ons. Available add-ons depends on the used hardware and selected configuration.

CO2 fan add-on

CO2 damper add-on

Extended run add-on

Fire alarm add-on

Free cooling add-on

5. Activate the configuration

Load configuration

Predefined configurations in web interface

Figure 5-1 Predefined configuration in web interface

Predefined configurations as atf-files

Predefined configurations can be downloaded as atf-files from Regin’s website ( www.regincontrols.com

The atf-files can be opened in Application tool and synchronized to the controller.

5.1.2 Application tool

Application tool is used both to configure, monitor and make changes in the application. The start screen gives an overview about what functions are available. For a description of the functions, see table

5-1

below.

For configuration and ventilation settings see

chapter 5.5 Configuration - Functions

and

chapter 5.8 Ventilation .

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Figure 5-2 Application tool start screen

Table 5-1 Application tool: Menu items

Overview

Ventilation

Additional function

Inputs/Outputs

Configuration

Time control

Alarm status

An overview of the functions and values in the application

Configure setpoints, temperatures etc. Monitoring of ventilation unit.

Configuration of an extra controller.

Read values from all inputs and outputs.

Configuration of the BAS (Building Automation System). Switch on and off functions, define sequences etc.

Configure when the system should be working. Also possible in the display and in the web interface.

Check and acknowledge the alarms in the application.

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5.2 Work flow for configuration and commissioning the Corrigo

1. Start by configuring the controller in Application tool or in the web interface. Both user-interfaces can be used to configure the controller in the same way. All following information is based on Application tool, but also applies to the web interface. Go through all the steps under the Configuration menu, see table

5-2

below.

function/application you choose to set up. Therefore, not all menu items are available for all applications.

Table 5-2 Configuration menu in Application tool

Configuration menu item

System

Device list

Functions

Analog inputs

Digital inputs

Analog outputs

Digital outputs

Raw values

Description

General settings, Communication settings, Unit settings, Save and restore settings

Activation of the different devices in the BAS (Building Automation System)

Activation of functions in the BAS. Configuration of sequences A to J

Configuration of Analog inputs

Configuration of Digital inputs

Configuration of Analog outputs

Configuration of Digital outputs

Read raw values from the controller and expansion units

2. Go to Ventilation menu in Application tool after the configuration is done. In the Ventilation menu you will set values and parameters for the application, see table below.

Table 5-3 Ventilation menu in Application tool

Ventilation menu item

Actual/Setpoint

Temperature control

Fan control

Demand control

Fire/Smoke

Humidity control

PID controllers

Energy consumption

Manual/Auto

Status

Description

Read the actual values and setpoints from the controller. Change setpoints.

Setting of parameters and values for Sequence A to J, Step controllers, Freeze protection, Exchanger, Pretreatment and Summer mode

Setting of values for fans and compensation curves

Setting of values for CO

, Recirculation, Free cooling and Support control

Setting of values for Fire and Smoke dampers and alarms

Setting of values for humidity control

Setting of P, I and D- values for Room, Extract air, Sequence A to J, Supply air fan,

Extract air fan, CO

, Freeze protection, Defrosting and Humidity

Read information about SFP, power usage for fans and accumulated power usage for today, last 7 days, current and previous year.

Setting of Manual or Auto control of units, functions and sequences.

Read status for the Ventilation unit and Sequences A to J

3. Load the application into the controller and commission. The application can be loaded from the web interfaceor Application tool.

In Application tool, go to the Tools menu at the top and select Load program .

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5.3 Configuration - System

Start with configuration of the system which contains the configuration of:

✓ General settings

✓ Communication settings

✓ Serial Ports

✓ BACnet

✓ TCP/IP

✓ Display port

✓ Unit settings

✓ CLOUDigo

✓ Save and restore

Figure 5-3 System configuration in Application tool

5.3.1 General settings

Under General is information about the controller, and some general settings can be made.

Change language

The display language can be changed either by the front display, in the web interface or in Application tool.

Front display menu:

Choose language

English

Web interface: pressing the [[ ► ]] button four times when the start display is shown.

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Second line: Date and time

Automatic switch between summer and winter time adjustment

The internal clock is normally configured for automatic summer / winter time adjustment. When enabled, the clock will be set forward one hour at 02:00 am on the last Sunday of March and adjusted back one hour at 03:00 am on the last Sunday of October.

The function can be disabled in Application tool: Configuration ► System ► General

Automatic logoff

If the access level is set to Operator or Admin , the user will automatically be logged off after a set time of inactivity. The time is settable in units of 5 seconds in Application tool. The default is 60 units = 5 minutes

The automatic log off can be disabled in Application tool: Configuration ► System ► General ► Time before automatic logoff in display (unit 5s) (min)

5.3.2 Port 1 and Port 2

The controller can have one or two serial ports. In a controller with two serial ports, both ports have the same functions. However, they can not both be configured to have the same function at the same time, except that both can be slaves.

Table 5-4 Available settings for Port configuration

Types of communication

✓ EXOline slave (Default)

✓ EXOline master

✓ Modbus slave

✓ Modbus master

✓ BACnet MSTP slave

✓ EFX master

Available formats

✓ 8N1 – 8 bit, no parity, 1 stop bit

✓ 8E1 – 8 bit, even parity, 1 stop bit

✓ 8O1 – 8 bit, odd parity, 1 stop bit

(Default)

✓ 8N2 – 8 bit, no parity, 2 stop bit

✓ 8E2 – 8 bit, even parity, 2 stop bit

✓ 8O2 – 8 bit, odd parity, 2 stop bit

Available Baud rates

✓ 9600 (Default)

✓ 14400

✓ 19200

✓ 28800

✓ 38400

✓ 57600

✓ 76800

✓ 115200

The default settings of the ports is EXOline slave:

Function port1

EXOline slave

Format 8O1

Baud 9k6

Table 5-5 Port 1 and 2: Function default values

Function

EXOline slave

EXOline master

Modbus slave

Connection to

Application tool or SCADA system

Pressure transmitters, Expansion units or Room units

SCADA system via Modbus or master controller

Format

8O1

8N1

Baud

9600

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Table 5-5 Port 1 and 2: Function default values (continued)

Function

Modbus master

BACnet MS/TP slave

Connection to

Fans, Rotary exchanger, Pressure transmitters, Damper actuators and Wireless receivers

BACnet SCADA or BACnet master controller

Format

8N1

8O1

Baud

9600

5.3.3 Modbus slave

Set the Modbus address for the Modbus slave.

5.3.4 BACnet

The controller is capable of communication via the BACnet -protocol, using either IP or MS/TP data link formats.

In order to connect a controller to a BAS (Building Automation System) via BACnet/IP, a controller with a

TCP/IP port is required. To connect to a BAS via BACnet MS/TP, a controller with an RS485 communication port is required.

function/application you choose to set up. Therefore, not all menu items are available for all applications.

Figure 5-4 All BACnet settings

Table 5-6 BACnet settings

Variable

BACnet/IP

BACnet device name

BACnet device ID

BACnet/IP UDP port number

Function

On/Off

Description

The BACnet/IP protocol is disabled as default. Choose On to enable the protocol.

Name of the controller Editable

The ID of a device, used to identify it on the

BACnet network

The ID number must be unique, and can not be duplicated anywhere on the BACnet network. Editable.

47808

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Table 5-6 BACnet settings (continued)

Variable

BBMD address

BACnet MS/TP highest master address

BACnet MS/TP MAC

Function Description

The address is entered as host:port , where host can be the host’s name if DNS is configured. If DNS is not configured, the host address should be entered in the format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

, followed by the port number (default setting 47808).

Example: mybbmd: 47808 (with DNS configured) or 10.100.50.99:47808

The BBMD address (BACnet/IP Broadcast

Management Device) is used for discovering devices that are attached to different

BACnet/IP subnets and separated by an

IP-router. Editable.

127

The max master address is the MAC address of the highest master device on the BACnet MS/TP network segment.

Setting this number above the highest

MAC address will decrease network performance. Editable.

The MAC address of the device. This needs to be unique only to the subnet to which the device is attached. Editable.

5.3.5 CLOUDigo

The Corrigo can be connected to Regin's cloud server CLOUDigo for access to the controller from any computer.

Set Active to On to be able to connect to CLOUDigo.

Read more about CLOUDigo at Regin's webpage, www.regincontrols.com.

5.3.6 Display port

Two different external displays can be used with the Corrigo.

controller from power and connect it again.

Display

E3-DSP

ED-T43L-V

Description

External text display with menu buttons.

External touch display. 4.3 inch.

Both displays can be found on www.regincontrols.com

5.3.7 Unit settings

Choose units for the system.

Function

Temperature

Flow

Pressure

Unit

°C or °F m 3 /h, CFM, m 3 /s or l/s

Pa or in.wg

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5.3.8 Save and restore

It is possible to save all settings in a separate memory area of the controller and restore it afterwards. Two different settings can be stored; local settings and factory settings. The saved settings are available after a reset of the application, see

chapter 6.3 Loading the application .

Varible

Save settings local

Restore settings to local

Save factory settings

Total restore to factory settings

Function

Yes/No

5.3.9 Controller address (PLA : ELA)

Description

Saving of the current configuration as local

“user” settings

Restore the saved settings.

Saving the current configuration as factory settings

Go back to the factory settings the controller was delivered with.

Figure 5-5 Changing the controller address and IP settings

The controller uses PLA:ELA addresses when connecting to Application tool and when multiple controllers are connected in a network. Application tool normally uses the addresses PLA = 254 and ELA = 254, so if an address is changed, the new address must also be entered in Application tool. If several controllers are connected in a network, all the units must have the same PLA address, but each unit must have a unique

ELA address.

The address can be changed in the Application tool in the menu Tools ► Change controller address, see

Figure 5-5 Changing the controller address and IP settings

above.

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5.3.10 IP-configuration

IP configuration can be made both in Application tool or in the built-in display.

The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network protocol used on Internet Protocol (IP) networks for dynamic distribution of network configuration parameters, such as IP addresses, DNS servers and other services.

The controller can be configured to either obtain an IP address from a DHCP server (dynamic) or the address can be set manually (static).

Three additional functions can be activated on the network interface:

✓ BACnet IP communication

✓ Connection to the Cloud-server

✓ Modbus TCP

If you wish to set a static IP address for the controller, enter the IP address you wish to use along with the subnet mask, gateway address and DNS server address. In Application tool you go to the Tools menu and choose Change IP settings, see figure

Figure 5-5 Changing the controller address and IP settings

above.

In the display you do as follows below:

TCP/IP

DHCP: Yes

Set static IP

Running IP

192.168.001.234

Subnet mask

255.255.255.000

Running subnet mask

Running gateway

Running DNS1

192.168.001.001

Running DNS2

192.168.001.001

5.4 Configuration - Device list

Different kind of devices can be connected to the Corrigo, i.e. transmitters, fans/frequency converters and expansion units.

It is possible to change the name of the Device in the Name field

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Figure 5-6 Device list

5.4.1 Fan (Modbus)

The Corrigo only supports frequency controlled fans with Modbus communication. The fan can be set to three different speeds: Low, Normal and High .

Table 5-7 Fan models and configuration

Model

✓ Vacon

✓ Lenze

✓ Yaskawa/Omron

✓ Emerson

✓ LS iG5A

✓ LS iS7

✓ EBM - PAPST

✓ DANFOSS FC101

✓ ABB ACSxxx

✓ Ziehl blue

Function

✓ Disabled

✓ Supply air fan

✓ Extract air fan

Name

Optional: name the fan

5.4.2 Rotary exchanger (Modbus)

A rotary heat exchanger can be connected to the controller. Three different models can be used.

Table 5-8 Rotary exchanger models and configuration

Model

✓ RHC 200 (Reflex- Winkelmann)

✓ VariMax25M (IBC control)

✓ OJ DHRX

Function

Sequence A to J

Name

Optional: Name the rotary exchanger

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5.4.3 Pressure transmitter (Modbus / EXOline)

Regin's differential pressure transmitter Presigo can be connected to the controller. Two generations of

Presigo are available (PDT... and PTDX) and they are available with one or two pressure sensors. Presigo can be configured as expansion unit (1…10) (under Configuration ► Device list ► Device x ► Function) and will expand the number of available I/O:s.

Presigo model

PDT...C

PDT...C-2

PDT...C

PDT...C-2

PDTX...

PDTX...-2

Generation

Pressure sensors

Communication

Modbus

EXOline

Modbus

Expansion with I/O:s

2 x UI

2 x UI, 2 x UO

5.4.4 Damper actuator

The controller supports two different kinds of damper actuators

Table 5-9 Damper models and configuration

Model

✓ Belimo Brand

✓ Siemens

Function

✓ Sequence A to Sequence J

✓ Recirculation air damper

✓ Outdoor air damper

✓ Exhaust air damper

✓ Fire damper

Name

Optional: Name the damper actuator

5.4.5 Expansion unit (EXOline)

In order to connect additional inputs and outputs to the controller, a communication device needs to be configured. It is possible to connect two expansion units, giving a maximum number of 28*3 = 84 inputs/ outputs. I/O-expansion units or controllers configured as expansion units can be connected.

Expansion unit

IO-A15MIXW-3-BEM

IO-A28MIXW-3-BEM

IO-V19MIXW-1-BEM

Number of I/O:s

15 I/O:s

28 I/O:s

19 I/O:s

5.4.6 Wireless receiver (Modbus)

To be able to use wireless transmitters and sensors in the installation, a wireless receiver must be connected to the Corrigo. There are two receivers available, with different numbers of sensors that can be connected.

Wireless Receiver

RCW-M

RCW-M32

Number of sensors

No further settings are necessary to communicate with the wireless receiver.

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5.4.7 Room unit (EXOline/Modbus)

The temperature, fan speed and CO

-level in a room can be controlled via a room unit connected to the

Corrigo. There are nine different room units to choose from with different features (see table below).

The room units communicate via EXOline and are connected to the serial ports or display port.

In Application tool, they are configured as expansion units 1…10.

Article

ED-RU

ED-RU-O

ED-RU-F

ED-RU-FO

ED-RU-DO

ED-RU-DFO ✓

Occupancy button

ED-RU-DOS ✓

ED-RU-H -

ED-RU-

DOCS

ED-RUD-2

3-step fan control

Built-in CO

2 sensor

Setpoint knob

Multi-function button

Hidden setpoint

Display

EXOline (E)/

Modbus (M)

5.5 Configuration - Functions

This is where you activate the functions that will be used in the BAS (Building Automation System). It is also where you set up sequence A to J. All functions are more thoroughly described in chapter

4 Information for the specialist - Function descriptions

tion you choose to set up. Therefore, not all menu items are available for all applications.

5.5.1 Function activation

In this section you choose control types and turn on or off functions in the BAS (Building Automation

System).

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Temperature control type

Figure 5-7 Temperature control type

Table 5-10 Temperature control types

Application

Supply air

Supply air outdoor compensated

Room cascade

Extract air cascade

Room (summer) else supply air

Description More information

The supply air controller output is either a heating demand or a cooling demand depending on if the supply temperature is over or under the setpoint. This demand is then divided into up to 10 sequences, A to

J. Each sequence can be configured as heat, cool, exchanger, damper, compensation or not used and each sequence has it own PID-settings.

Function description:

chapter Supply air control

Sequences:

chapter 4.3 Temperature sequences

Function description:

chapter Supply air outdoor compensated

Sequences:

chapter 4.3 Temperature sequences

The supply air temperature setpoint is temperature compensated using a control curve. The temperature for compensation is configurable between all temperature sensors.

The supply air temperature is kept at the setpoint value by controlling the output signals for sequence A to J.

Cascade control of room temperature and supply air temperature to achieve a constant, settable room temperature.

The room temperature is kept at the setpoint value by controlling the output signals for sequence A to J.

Function description:

cascade

Sequences:

sequences

chapter Room

chapter 4.3 Temperature

Cascade control of extract air temperature and supply air temperature to achieve a constant, settable room temperature.

The extract air temperature is kept at the setpoint value by controlling the output signals for sequence A to J.

Function description:

chapter Extract air cascade

Sequences:

chapter 4.3 Temperature sequences

Summer mode dependent switching between supply air temperature control and room temperature control.

When the summer mode function is off, temperature compensated supply air temperature control will be active, otherwise (in summer) cascaded room temperature control. Summer mode function is used for switching control mode.

Function description:

chapter Room

(summer) else supply air outdoor compensated

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Table 5-10 Temperature control types (continued)

Application

Extract air (summer) else supply air

Room outdoor compensated

Extract air outdoor compensated

Extract air dependent supply air

Description More information

Summer mode dependent switching between supply air temperature control and extract air temperature control

When the summer mode function is off, temperature compensated supply air temperature control will be active, otherwise (in summer) cascaded extract temperature control. Summer mode function is used for switching control mode.

Function description:

chapter Extract air

(summer) else supply air outdoor compensated

The extract air temperature can be compensated when the outdoor temperature increases.

A difference between extract air temperature and supply air temperature can be configured to maintain that the supply air temperature setpoint follows the extract air temperature.

Function description:

chapter Room outdoor compensated

Function description:

chapter Extract air outdoor compensated

A difference between extract air temperature and supply air temperature can be configured to maintain the supply air temperature setpoint to follow extract air temperature.

Function description:

chapter Extract air dependent supply air

Read more about the temperature control functions in

4.2 Temperature control .

Fan control type

Table 5-11 Fan control types

Application

Pressure

Flow

Manual

External

Supply air pressure and extract air fan slave

Description

Control of the fan speed using pressure transmitters.

Instead of giving a pressure setpoint value, it is possible to use an airflow volume value in m 3 /h.

The value from the pressure transmitter is recalculated to a volume flow and the fans will be controlled to give a constant flow.

Use the manual setting if you want to manually set the speed of the fan

More information

Function description:

chapter Pressure

chapter Flow

chapter Manual

Use the external setting if you have an external device that controls the fan speed, e.g. a 0…10 V device.

Function description:

chapter External

The speed of the supply air fan is controlled by a pressure transmitter which is placed in the supply air duct. The extract air fan does not have a pressure transmitter, instead you let the output for the extract air fan follow the control signal for the supply air fan. A scaling factor can be added if the characteristics of the extract air fan are not the same as the characteristics of the supply air fan.

(Only pressure control of the supply air fan is possible using this function.)

Function description:

chapter Supply air pressure and extract air fan slave

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Table 5-11 Fan control types (continued)

Application

Supply air pressure with extract air flow slave

Extract air pressure with supply air fan slave

Description More information

The speed of the supply air fan is controlled by a pressure transmitter which is placed in the supply air duct. The extract air fan is controlled by the supply air flow, in order to achieve a balanced ventilation. A pressure transmitter which is placed in the supply air fan cone (SAF flow) gives a measured value of the present supply air flow. A corresponding pressure transmitter is placed in the extract air fan cone and gives a measured value of the extract air flow.

The supply air flow is the setpoint used for control of the extract air fan. A scaling factor can be added if the extract air fan does not have the same characteristics as the supply air fan.

Function description:

chapter Supply air pressure with extract air flow slave

The speed of the extract air fan is controlled by a pressure transmitter which is placed in the extract air duct. The supply air fan has no pressure transmitter. Instead, the supply air fan output is made to follow the extract air fan control signal. A scaling factor can be added if the supply air fan characteristics are not the same as the characteristics of the extract air fan (only pressure control of the extract air fan is possible using this function).

Function description:

chapter Extract air pressure with supply air fan slave

Extract air fan pressure with supply air flow slave

The speed of the extract air fan is controlled by a pressure transmitter which is placed in the extract air duct. The supply air fan is controlled by the extract air duct flow in order to achieve a balanced ventilation. A pressure transmitter placed in the extract air fan cone (EAF flow) provides a measurement of the current extract air flow. A corresponding pressure transmitter is placed in the supply air fan cone, providing a measurement of the supply air flow.

The supply air fan is controlled using the extract air flow as a setpoint. A scaling factor can be added if the supply air fan does not have the same characteristics as the extract air fan.

Function description:

chapter Extract air fan pressure with supply air flow slave

Fan levels

A frequency controlled fan is the only type of fan that works with the Corrigo. The fan can be set to Low,

Normal or High speed. The selection of the fan speed defines which IOs and time channels will be active in the application.

The fans will always start directly with the desired speed.

There are four different fan speed levels to choose from in Application tool:

✓ Normal

✓ Low - Normal

✓ Normal - High

✓ Low - Normal- High

Variable speed control uses an analogue output per fan or Modbus communication for controlling a frequency converter.

For more information about frequency converters, see

Appendix F Frequency converters and EC controllers for heat exchangers

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The fans are normally controlled by the timer channels for slow, normal and high speed but can also be started via digital input or communication.

The extract air fan and the supply air fan have individual start and stop delays which are normally set so that the extract air fan is started before the supply air fan. If there are not enough digital outputs for individual control, both fans will have to be started using the signal for the supply air fan, and the delay will be created using an external time relay.

Fan compensation

When running pressure/flow control or manual frequency control, it is also possible to for the pressure/flow or output to be temperature compensated.

This compensation can be made depending on any analogue input such as supply air, extract air, room, outdoor temperature, humidity, CO

2 and so on. There are three equal compensation functions available.

It is possible to compensate either one or both of the fans at the same time and it is possible to set which fan should then be compensated, the supply fan or the extract air fan.

Support control

Support control is normally used when room temperature control or extract air control has been configured.

When extract air control is configured a room sensor must be installed.

Support control can also be configured to start only with the supply air fan. In this mode, the extract air fan is not active. This requires a digital output to be configured, which controls the recirculation damper to open completely so the supply air fan can circulate the air to and from the room.

CO

control

In applications with varying occupancy the fan speeds or mixing dampers can be controlled by the air quality as measured by a CO

2 sensor.

With the CO

2 function it’s possible to start and stop the fans, compensate the fan speed and in combination with mixing damper let in more outdoor air depending on the CO

2 value. This can be configured with the

2 control settings, see

Table 5-12 CO

2 control settings .

Free cooling

This function is used during the summer to cool the building night-time using cool outdoor air, thereby reducing the need for cooling during the day and saving energy.

Free cooling requires an outdoor sensor or an intake temperature sensor and either a room sensor or an extract air sensor. If both an outdoor sensor and an intake sensor is configured it uses the outdoor sensor for the function.

Free cooling is only activated when all the start conditions below are fulfilled.

✓ Less than four days have passed since the unit was last in running mode.

✓ The outdoor temperature during the previous running period exceeded a set limit (22°C).

✓ It is between 00:00 and 07:00:00 in the day (settable).

✓ The timer outputs for Normal speed, Extended running, Normal and External switch are Off .

✓ A timer channel will be On sometime during the next 24 hours.

If an intake sensor is used and/or an extract air sensor is selected and ALL the start conditions are fulfilled, free cooling is activated and will run for 3 minutes (settable) to ensure that the temperature measurement when using an extract air sensor reflects the corresponding room temperature and that the intake temperature sensor senses the outdoor temperature even if it is placed in the fresh air inlet duct. If an outdoor sensor and a room sensor is selected, the unit will not start free cooling as long as all the temperatures are not within the start and stop temperature intervals.

Recirculation

Recirculation is a function for distributing the air in the room using the supply air fan. The function can be used even when there is no heating or cooling demand. When using recirculation control, the extract air fan stops (but can also be set to run) and a recirculation damper opens which allows the air to circulate through the unit.

Recirculation is activated either via a digital input signal or by connecting it to Extra time channel 4 (

Application tool - Time control). If timer output for Low/Normal/High speed is activated during recirculation via Extra time channel 4 , Low/Normal/High speed gets priority. If timer output for Low/Normal/

High speed is activated during recirculation activated by a digital input, recirculation gets priority.

Either a digital output (Recirculation damper) or an analogue output sequence (A toJ) can be used as an on/ off output signal.

Recirculation control can be configured as either air circulation (temperature control inactive) or air circulation with temperature control. (Only heating, only cooling or both heating and cooling). Recirculation control has its own setpoint. However, the other settings are the same as for normal operation, i. e. if normal operation has been configured as room control, room control will also be used during recirculation.

Pretreatment

Control of dampers and pump for preheated or pre-cooled outdoor air via an underground intake channel.

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The digital output Pretreatment is set to preheating when the unit is started and the outdoor temperature is below the set heating start limit or to precooling when the outdoor temperature is above the set cooling start limit. If the outdoor temperature exceeds the set heating start limit by more than 1°C, preheating will be aborted, as well as if the outdoor temperature falls below the cooling start limit by 1°C.

Extra controller

An extra controller can be used as an independent temperature control circuit for control of for example separate zones. The circuit can be configured to heating or cooling. It has an analog input signal for temperature sensors and an analogue output signal (0…10 V). There is also a digital output signal which is activated when the analogue output signal is above 1 V and deactivated when the analogue signal is below

0.1 V. The circuit can be configured to be active all the time or to be active only when the unit is running or when defrosting.

Fire / Smoke

Fire dampers are normally configured to open on fire alarm but can be configured to be normally open instead. It is possible to configure which speed the fans should have when in fire mode – however, this is not possible when the fire function has been set to Running via normal start/stop conditions . Setting the fan speed to -1 % will deactivate the fan speed selection. Read more about the fire/smoke function in

4.6.2 Fire/smoke dampers .

Inputs and outputs

Outdoor air damper

Exhaust air damper

Fire damper

Fire alarm

Fire damper end switch monitoring

Humidity control

Humidity control can be configured as Humidification, Dehumidification or both Humidification and

Dehumidification.

Two humidity sensors can be connected, a room sensor for control and an optional duct sensor for maximum limiting. The limit sensor can be omitted.

The humidity control is handled by a PI-controller.

The humidity sensors must give 0…10 V DC for 0…100 % RH.

Filter monitoring

Turn on filter monitoring to monitor the flow through the filter. Analog filter guards may be made air flow dependent. This means that a higher pressure drop is permitted across a filter at a higher air flow. For this purpose, X and Y coordinates are used to set the linear function that should be followed at a pressure drop alarm.

Extended operation

The digital inputs for extended running can be used to force the unit to start in reduced, normal or high speed although the timer says the running mode should be Off . This digital input has always higher priority than running via time schedule.

The unit will run for the set time. If the running time is set to 0 the unit will only run as long as the digital input is closed.

External stop

The signal External switch will stop the unit, even if the timer or one of the signals Extended Operation, Low ,

Extended Operation, Normal or Extended Operation, High says it should stay in running mode.

Extra fan motor control

External control of an external fan motor can be configured. The fan is started via either a digital input, time channel 4 or when the unit is started.

Read more about extra fan motor control in

4.4.4 Extra fan motor control

Control mode

Start / Stop

Only on DI

When unit is running

Time channel 4

A digital output activates the fan motor. A digital input is available for run time indication/motor protection.

Damper

The outdoor air and exhaust air ducts close-off dampers can be controlled by digital outputs or be hardwired to the supply air fan relays for normal, reduced and high speed in such a fashion that the damper is open when the supply air fan is running. When using pressure controlled fans the digital activation signal is activated as soon as the fan has start conditions. This signal can be used to open the close-off damper.

Damper location to choose from:

✓ Outdoor

✓ Outdoor + Exhaust

✓ Exhaust

Automatic restart after power on

This function makes it possible to block automatic restart of the unit at power-up. At power-up, the B-alarm

Restart blocked after power on is generated. Once this alarm has been acknowledged, the unit will start. See more about alarms in

5.12 Alarm status .

5.5.2 Sequences

Figure 5-8 Application Tool - Configuration - Functions

There are ten sequences (A to J) that can be configured in the Corrigo. Each sequence will have their own

PID-settings and a PWM digital output signal (Pulse Width Modulation).

The sequence types that can be configured are:

✓ Not used

✓ Heating

✓ Cooling

✓ Exchanger

✓ Damper

✓ Fan setpoint compensation

The default settings are:

✓ A = Heating

✓ B = Exchanger

✓ C = Cooler

✓ D to J = Not used tions you make in other menus.

Heater sequence

The table below shows the possible settings for a Heater sequence. Not all settings are visible for any type of heater.

Table 5-13 Sequence alternatives

Application tool

Name

Type of sequence

Type of heater

Setting alternatives

Free choice

Heating

✓ Inactive

✓ Water

✓ Electric

✓ DX (Direct exchanger)

Type of freeze protection

Freeze protection temperature sensor

✓ None

✓ Temperature sensor

✓ Freeze guard

✓ Sensor + Guard

✓ None

✓ 1

✓ 2

✓ 3

Yes / No Pump control

Pump stop mode

Type of pump indication

Digital start output

Actuator runtime (s)

Period time for PWM-signal (s)

Sequence output when recirculation/ support

✓ Always running

✓ Auto

✓ None

✓ Alarm

✓ Run Indication

Yes / No

Writable. Default 255 s

Writable. Default 60 s

Sequence output min limit (%)

Sequence output max limit (%)

Sequence output when the unit is stopped

(%)

Sequence output when fire mode

Sequence output when smoke mode

✓ 0 %

✓ 100 %

✓ Auto

Writable

0, 1, Auto

Note

Cooler sequence

The table below shows the possible settings for a Cooler sequence. Not all settings are visible for any type of cooler.

Table 5-14 Sequence alternatives

Application tool

Name

Type of sequence

Type of cooler

Setting alternatives

Free choice

Cooling

✓ Inactive

✓ Water

✓ DX (Direct exchanger)

✓ DX with exchanger control

Note

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Table 5-14 Sequence alternatives (continued)

Application tool

Pump control

Pump stop mode

Setting alternatives

Yes / No

Type of pump indication

Digital start output

Actuator runtime (s)

Period time for PWM-signal (s)

Sequence output when recirculation/ support

✓ Always running

✓ Auto

✓ None

✓ Alarm

✓ Run Indication

Yes / No

Writable. Default 255 s

Writable. Default 60 s

Sequence output min limit (%)

Sequence output max limit (%)

✓ 0 %

✓ 100 %

✓ Auto

Writable

Sequence output when the unit is stopped

(%)

Writable

Note

Exchanger sequence

The table below shows the possible settings for an Exchanger sequence. Not all settings are visible for any type of heater.

Table 5-15 Sequence alternatives

Application tool

Name

Type of sequence

Type of exchanger

Setting alternatives

Free choice

Exchanger

Digital start output

Actuator runtime (s)

Period time for PWM-signal (s)

Exchanger alarm

Defrosting mode

✓ Inactive

✓ Rotating

✓ Plate

✓ Liquid

Yes / No

Writable. Default 255 s

Writable. Default 60 s

Yes / No

✓ No defrosting

✓ Defrosting temperature monitoring

Yes / No Freeze prevention rotation exchanger

Sequence output when recirculation/ support

Sequence output min limit (%)

Sequence output max limit (%)

✓ 0 %

✓ 100 %

✓ Auto

Writable

Sequence output when the unit is stopped

(%)

Writable

Note

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Damper sequence

The table below shows the possible settings for a Damper sequence. Not all settings are visible for any type of heater.

Table 5-16 Sequence alternatives

Application tool

Name

Type of sequence

Digital start output

Actuator runtime (s)

Period time for PWM-signal (s)

Exchanger alarm

Enable enthalpy control

CO2 control

Setting alternatives

Free choice

Damper

Yes / No

Writable. Default 255 s

Writable. Default 60 s

Yes / No

✓ No

✓ CO2 sequence 1

✓ CO2 sequence 2

CO2 control mode ✓ Decreasing

✓ Increasing

Sequence output when recirculation/ support

Sequence output min limit (%)

Sequence output max limit (%)

Sequence output when the unit is stopped

(%)

✓ 0 %

✓ 100 %

✓ Auto

Writable

Note

Fan setpoint compensation sequence

The table below shows the possible settings for a Fan setpoint compensation sequence. Not all settings are visible for any type of heater.

Table 5-17 Sequence alternatives

Application tool

Name

Type of sequence

Type of setpoint compensation

Setting alternatives

Free choice

Fan setpoint compensation

✓ Inactive

✓ Decrease

✓ Increase

Yes / No Digital start output

Sequence output when recirculation/ support

Sequence output min limit (%)

Sequence output max limit (%)

Sequence output when the unit is stopped

(%)

✓ 0 %

✓ 100 %

✓ Auto

Writable

Note

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Starting order heating/cooling

Setting of the order of the sequences is made in Configuration ► Functions ► Sequence heating/cooling.

It is possible to define a specific start order for the different sequences for heating and cooling demand.

The selectable number, 1…10, defines the start order of the sequences. If two sequences have the same start order they will work in parallel.

Start order heating shows only sequences which can work as a heating sequence, such as:

✓ Heater

✓ Exchanger

✓ Damper

✓ Fan setpoint compensation

Start order cooling shows only sequences which can work as a cooling sequence, such as:

✓ Cooler

✓ Exchanger

✓ Damper

✓ Fan setpoint compensation

The following picture (

5-9 ) shows the default settings of the configured sequences A=Heater, B=Exchanger

and C=Cooler, where the Exchanger (SEQ. B) starts first in heating mode followed by the Heater (SEQ. A).

In cooling mode, the Exchanger (SEQ. B) starts first followed by the Cooler (SEQ. C).

Output (%)

100% = 10 V

Sequence order 2 1 1 2

SEQ. C SEQ. B SEQ. B SEQ. A

Sequence capacity (%)

Sequence output (%)

Figure 5-9 Sequence order

0-100% 0-100% 0-100% 0-100%

Sequence settings

These settings are used the define the start of the sequences when the unit starts. There are two different modes to start the unit:

✓ Normal start up

✓ Warm (Heat) start up

Normal start up:

The sequence control starts at 100% for the heating sequence which is selected at the parameter At start up begin temperature control at 100% in . The default setting is Heating 1 , which means it starts at 100% for heating sequence 1 which is the exchanger in the default configuration.

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Warm start up:

If the outdoor temperature is lower than the settable limit Warm start up if outdoor temperature < (°C) the unit will start in the warm start mode. A second sequence will start at 100% in this mode if the unit starts. The default setting is Heating 2 , which means it starts at 100% for the heating sequence 2 which is the heater in the default configuration

Table 5-18 Sequence settings

Application tool

At start up begin temperature control at

100 % in

Setting alternatives

✓ Heating 1 0%

✓ Heating 1…10

Writable Warm start up if outdoor temperature < (°

If warm start up begin temperature control at 100 % in

✓ Heating 1 0%

✓ Heating 1…10

Note

Temperature control

Table 5-19 Temperature control

Application tool

Room temperature sensor

Room temperature average

Setting alternatives

None / 1…16

Outdoor temperature sensor

✓ No

✓ Minimum

✓ Maximum

✓ Average

✓ Average remove min / max

✓ Median

✓ No

✓ Intake air

✓ Outdoor

✓ Outdoor + intake air

Yes / No

Extract air temperature sensor

Supply air temperature sensor

Exhaust air temperature sensor

Activate summer mode ✓ No summer setpoint

✓ Switch with calendar

✓ Switch with change-over

✓ Switch with digital output

✓ Switch with outdoor temp

External setpoint device

Efficiency presentation

Min temperature difference to show efficiency (°C)

✓ No

✓ TG - R4

✓ TBI - PT1000

Yes / No

Writable (Default 2)

Min outdoor temperature to show efficiency

(°C)

Writable (Default -100)

Cooling recovery mode On / Off

Temperature difference to start cooling recovery (°C)

Fan speed compensated temperature setpoint

Writable (Default 0)

Defrosting exchanger

✓ None

✓ Low

✓ High

✓ Low & High

Yes / No

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Note

How to display the room temperature value.

Which temperature the outdoor sensor measures

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Table 5-19 Temperature control (continued)

Application tool

Defrosting temperature sensor

Setting alternatives

✓ Defrosting sensor

✓ Exhaust air temperature

Extract air fan speed when Defrosting with stopped supply air

✓ Auto

✓ Low

✓ Normal

✓ High

Note

Change-over 1 and 2

Select the change-over sequence for heating and/or cooling.

Step controller 1 and 2

Application tool

Step controller sequence

Setting alternatives

Off

Sequence A…J

Change-over

Step control

Number of steps

Sequential / Binary

1…4

Block output if sequence feedback alarm Yes / No

5.5.3 Fan control

Fan compensation curve 1, 2 and 3

Read more about the fan compensation curve in

chapter Compensation curve

Application tool

Fan level

Mode

Fan

Sensor

Setting alternatives

✓ All levels

✓ Low speed

✓ Normal speed

✓ High speed

✓ Low + Normal speed

✓ Normal + High speed

✓ Inactive

✓ In all modes

✓ When defrosting

✓ Supply air fan + extract air fan

✓ Supply air fan

✓ Extract air fan

✓ Outdoor temperature

✓ Intake air temperature

✓ Supply air temperature

✓ Exhaust air temperature

✓ Extract air temperature

✓ Room temperature 1…10

✓ Pressure supply air

✓ etc.

Description

External flow setpoint

Application tool

Operation mode

Setting alternatives

✓ SAF

✓ EAF

✓ SAF and EAF

Writable (default 1) Factor EAF SAF

Read more about External flow setpoint in

chapter External

Note

The factor is used if there is a difference between the SAF and EAF flow properties.

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Support control

Set if the extract fan will be running or not during support control.

Support control is normally used when room temperature control or extract air control has been configured.

When extract air control is configured a room sensor must be installed.

Fire / Smoke

Read more about fire and smoke control in

4.6.2 Fire/smoke dampers

Application tool Setting alternatives

Operation mode when fire alarm ✓ Stopped

✓ Continuous run

✓ Running via normal start/stop conditions

✓ Supply air fan run

✓ Extract air fan run

Supply air fan setpoint type when fire alarm

✓ Auto

✓ Manual setpoint

✓ Manual output

✓ Low speed setpoint

✓ Normal speed setpoint

✓ High speed setpoint

Manual setpoint (Pa), (m 3 /h), (%)

Manual output (%)

Writable

Extract air fan setpoint type when fire alarm ✓ Auto

✓ Manual setpoint

✓ Manual output

✓ Low speed setpoint

✓ Normal speed setpoint

✓ High speed setpoint

Outdoor air damper function when fire alarm

✓ Normal function (follow the fan)

✓ Always open

✓ Always closed

Exhaust air damper function when fire alarm

✓

Normal function (follow the fan)

Always open

✓ Always closed

Fire damper mode

✓ Not active

✓ Dampers normally closed

✓ Dampers normally opened

Fire damper test

✓ No test

✓ Test when unit running

✓ Test when unit stopped

Operation mode when smoke alarm ✓ Stopped

✓ Continuous run

✓ Running via normal start/stop conditions

✓ Supply air fan run

✓ Extract air fan run

Supply air fan setpoint when smoke alarm ✓ Auto

✓ Manual setpoint

✓ Manual output

✓ Low speed setpoint

✓ Normal speed setpoint

✓ High speed setpoint

Note

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Application tool

Extract air fan setpoint when smoke alarm

Setting alternatives

✓ Auto

✓ Manual setpoint

✓ Manual output

✓ Low speed setpoint

✓ Normal speed setpoint

✓ High speed setpoint

Outdoor air damper function when smoke alarm

✓

Normal function (follow the fan)

Always open

✓ Always closed

Exhaust air damper function when smoke alarm

✓ Normal function (follow the fan)

✓ Always open

✓ Always closed

Note

CO

control

Setting of the fan speed for CO

2 control on the supply and extract fan.

5.5.4 Recirculation

Recirculation of air using a supply air fan and (optionally) extract air fan and a recirculation damper with or without temperature control. Used as a recovery function or during heating with support control during the night. Recirculation control is available as an analog or a digital function.

5.5.5 Humidity control

It is possible to use either humidification or dehumidification, or to use combined humidification and dehumidification.

5.5.6 Filter monitoring

5.5.7 Extended operation

The digital inputs for extended running can be used to force the unit to start in low, normal or high speed although the timer says the running mode should be Off . This digital input has always higher priority than running via time schedule

The unit will run for the set time. If the running time is set to 0 the unit will only run as long as the digital input is closed.

5.5.8 Pretreatment

Damper and pump control for preheating or precooling of the outdoor air via an underground intake channel.

Select if pretreatment should be activated during free cooling.

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5.5.9 Extra controller

5.5.10 Extra fan motor control

Read more about extra fan motor control in

chapter 4.4.4 Extra fan motor control

Application tool

Type of feedback fan motor 1 (2)

Start/stop function fan motor 1(2)

Setting Alternatives

✓ None

✓ Alarm

✓ Run indication

✓ Digital input

✓ Unit running

✓ Extra time channel 4

Note

5.5.11 Extra indications & outputs

Application tool

Extra time channel

Run indication

Sum alarm outputs

Free cooling running

Setting alternatives

✓ No

✓ 1…4

Yes / No

✓ None

✓ A / B alarm

✓ A - alarm + B - alarm

✓ A - alarm + B / C - alarm

Yes / No

Note

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Analog signal output

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Note Setting alternatives

✓ None

✓ Outdoor temperature

✓ Intake air temperature

✓ Supply air temperature

✓ Exhaust air temperature

✓ Extract air temperature

✓ Room temperature 1…16

✓ Defrosting temperature

✓ etc.

Writable (Default -50)

Writable (Default 150)

Writable (Default 0)

Temperature at Vmin (°C)

Temperature at Vmax (°C)

Alarm output

Alarm name

5.5.12 Extra sensors & inputs

Application tool

Alarm acknowledgements

Extra sensors

Extra alarm

Setting Alternatives

Yes / No

✓ No

✓ 1…5

✓ Off

✓ 1…10

Note

5.5.13 Room unit

A room unit, ED-RUx, can be configured via Application tool.

Application tool

Temperature to show in ED-RUx

Function on/off button

Fan speed extended run

Extended operation (min)

Minimum setpoint adjustment (°C)

Maximum setpoint adjustment (°C)

Setting alternatives

✓ Room temperature of the display

✓ Room temperature from sensor connected to controller

✓ Outdoor temperature

✓ Supply air temperature

✓ Extract air temperature

✓ No function

✓ Not used

✓ On / Off function

✓ On/Off/Extended operation function

✓ Low speed extended run

✓ Normal speed extended run

✓ High speed extended run

Writable (Default: 60)

Writable (Default -3)

Writable (Default 3)

Note

5.5.14 Alarms

Set the Alarm delay time at start up. Default: 60 s.

5.6 Configuration - Inputs and Outputs

Any control signal can be bound to any in- and output, the only restriction being that digital signals cannot be bound to analog inputs and vice versa. It is up to the user doing the binding to make sure that activated functions are bound to appropriate in- and outputs.

iour of the controller. Alarm 194 - Internal alarm will then become active i.

5.6.1 Analog inputs, AI

All analogue inputs are for Pt1000, Ni1000LG, Ni1000 or 0…10 V.

Input signals can be compensated e.g. for wiring resistance.

The raw value will show the actual, uncompensated input value.

See

Appendix C Input and output lists

for a complete list of inputs and outputs.

N Mode to Off or Manual . In this case it's not necessary to configure a physical input, the application will work with the manual value instead.

The settings that can be selected / configured are:

Table 5-20 Analog inputs

Variable

Device

Settings

Terminal

Name

Signal type

Sensor type

Min input (V)

Max input (V)

Min signal (°C)

Max signal (°C)

Filter factor

✓ Controller

✓ Expansion unit 1…10

✓ Off

✓ AI 1…32

✓ UAI 1…4, 27, 28

✓ UI 1, 2

✓ Temperature

Writable

Read only

✓ Pt1000

✓ Ni1000LG

✓ Ni1000

✓ 0…10 V

Writable (Default 0)

Writable (Default 10)

Writable (Default 0)

Writable (Default 100)

Writable (Default 0,2)

Note

Select a controller or an expansion unit

The number of terminals are depending on Corrigo model

Free choice

The filter factor is the damping you want the program to work with in order to reduce the influence of potential signal fluctuations on the sensor input.

A new value is calculated using the following formula:

New value = old value * filter factor + raw value * (1 - filter factor)

Compensation (°C) Writable (Default 0)

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Variable

Mode

Manual (°C)

Actual value (°C)

Settings

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Writable (Default 0)

Read only

Note

5.6.2 Digital inputs, DI

To simplify adaptation to external functions, all digital inputs can be configured to be either normally open,

NO, or normally closed, NC. The inputs are as default normally open, i. e. if the input is closed, the function connected to the input in Corrigo is activated.

See

Appendix C Input and output lists

for a complete list of inputs and outputs.

configured to either NO or NC themselves. For example, you can choose if the fire alarm input should be activated when it is closed or opened. Therefore, there is a risk that the signal is changed twice and the result is the opposite of the desired.

The settings that can be selected / configured are:

Table 5-21 Digital inputs

Variable

Device

Terminal

Name

NC / NO

Mode

Actual value (°C)

Settings

✓ Controller

✓ Expansion unit 1…10

✓ Off

✓ DI 1…8

✓ UDI 1…4

✓ UI 1, 2

Writable

✓ NO

✓ NC

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Note

Select a controller or an expansion unit

The number of terminals are depending on Corrigo model

Free choice

✓ NC (Normally closed )

✓ NO (Normally open)

5.6.3 Analog outputs, AO

See

Appendix C Input and output lists

for a complete list of inputs and outputs.

iour of the controller. Alarm 194 - Internal alarm will then become active i.

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Table 5-22 Analog outputs

Variable

Device

Terminal

Name

Range output

Settings

✓ Controller

✓ Expansion unit 1…10

✓ Off

✓ AO 1…5

Writable

✓ 0…10 V

✓ 2…10 V

✓ 10…2 V

✓ 10…0 V

Note

Select a controller or an expansion unit

The number of terminals are depending on Corrigo model

Free choice

5.6.4 Digital outputs, DO

Digital outputs can be NC (Normally Closed) or NO (Normally Opened).

See

Appendix C Input and output lists

for a complete list of inputs and outputs.

iour of the controller.

Alarm 194 - Internal alarm will then become active.

Table 5-23 Digital outputs

Variable

Device

Terminal

Name

NC / NO

Settings

✓ Controller

✓ Expansion unit 1…10

✓ Off

✓ DO 1…7

Writable

✓ NO

✓ NC

Note

Select a controller or an expansion unit

The number of terminals are depending on Corrigo model

Free choice

✓ NC (Normally closed )

✓ NO (Normally open)

5.7 Configuration - Raw values

Read the raw values from all I/Os for the controller and/or expansion unit.

5.8 Ventilation

tion you choose to set up. Therefore, not all menu items are available for all applications.

5.8.1 Actual / Setpoint

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Actual/Setpoint]

Read and adjust setpoints for:

✓ Temperature

✓ Room controller

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✓ Extract air controller

✓ Supply air controller

✓ Humidity

✓ CO

✓ Supply air fan

✓ Extract air fan

✓ Step controller

✓ Freeze protection

✓ Exchanger

Temperature

Table 5-24 Setpoints for temperature control

Variable

Actual control type

Outdoor temperature (°C)

Intake air temperature (°C)

Supply air temperature (°C)

Average room temperature (°C)

Extract air temperature (°C)

Exhaust air temperature (°C)

Setpoint adjustment (°C)

Actual setpoint supply air (°C)

Setpoint supply air (°C)

Actual setpoint room (°C)

Setpoint room air (°C)

Actual setpoint extract air (°C)

Setpoint extract air (°C)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

-20/150

Room controller

Table 5-25 Setpoints for room control

Variable

Room temperature (°C)

Setpoint adjustment (°C)

Setpoint offset low speed (°C)

Setpoint offset high speed (°C)

Setpoint room air (°C)

Setpoint summer room (°C)

Actual setpoint room (°C) R

Outdoor temperature limit cascade/ supply air (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X1 (°C) W

Read/Write Default value

-20

Min/Max Note

-20/150

-20/40

-40/40

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Table 5-25 Setpoints for room control (continued)

Variable

Setpoint outdoor curve Y1 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X2 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y2 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X3 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y3 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X4 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y4(°C)

Controller output (%)

Read/Write Default value

W 22

Min/Max

10/40

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

Note

Extract air controller

Table 5-26 Setpoints for extract air control

Variable

Extract air temperature (°C)

Setpoint adjustment (°C)

Setpoint offset low speed (°C)

Setpoint offset high speed (°C)

Setpoint extract air (°C)

Setpoint summer Extract air (°C)

Actual setpoint extract air (°C) R

Outdoor temperature limit cascade/ supply air (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X1 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y1 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X2 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y2 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X3 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y3 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X4 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y4(°C)

Controller output (%) R

Read/Write Default value

-20

Min/Max Note

-10/10

-50/50

-20/150

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

Supply air controller

Table 5-27 Setpoints for supply air control

Variable

Supply air temperature (°C)

Setpoint adjustment (°C)

Setpoint offset low speed (°C)

Setpoint offset high speed (°C)

Setpoint supply air (°C)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

-10/10

-50/50

-20/150

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Table 5-27 Setpoints for supply air control (continued)

Variable

Setpoint summer supply air (°C)

Neutral zone (°C)

Min limit supply air

Max limit supply air

Reduction of min limit supply air if active DX-cooling (°C)

Actual setpoint supply air (°C)

Setpoint delta T extract air-supply air (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X1 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y1 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X2 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y2 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X3 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y3 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve X4 (°C)

Setpoint outdoor curve Y4(°C)

Controller output (%)

Read/Write Default value

W 24

W -2

-20

Min/Max

-20/150

0/10

10/150

0/30

-40/150

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

-40/40

10/40

Note

Humidity

Table 5-28 Setpoints for humidity control

Variable

Humidity outdoor (%rH)

Humidity room/extract air (%rH)

Humidity supply air (%rH)

Setpoint humidity room/extract air

(%rH)

Humidity control signal (%)

Read/Write Default value

W 50

Min/Max Note

0/100

CO

Table 5-29 Setpoints for CO

2 control

Variable

CO2 room/extract air (ppm)

Setpoint mixing damper (ppm)

Read/Write Default value

W 1000

Min/Max Note

0/2000

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Fans

Table 5-30 Setpoints for fans

Variable

Setpoint low speed supply air fan

(%)

Setpoint low speed extract air fan

(%)

Setpoint normal speed supply air fan (%)

Setpoint normal speed extract air fan (%)

Setpoint high speed supply air fan

(%)

Setpoint high speed extract air fan

(%)

Setpoint low speed supply air fan

(Pa)

Setpoint low speed extract air fan

(Pa)

Setpoint normal speed supply air fan (Pa)

Setpoint normal speed extract air fan (Pa)

Setpoint high speed supply air fan

(Pa)

Setpoint high speed extract air fan

(Pa)

Setpoint low speed supply air fan

(m 3 /h)

Setpoint low speed extract air fan

(m 3 /h)

Setpoint normal speed supply air fan (m 3 /h)

Setpoint normal speed extract air fan (m 3 /h)

Setpoint high speed supply air fan

(m 3 /h)

Setpoint high speed extract air fan

(m 3 /h)

Read/Write Default value

W 25

250

500

750

1000

2000

3000

0/10000

0/60000

Min/Max

0/100

0/60000

Note

Supply air fan

Table 5-31 Setpoints for supply air fan

Variable

Actual level

Pressure supply air (Pa)

Flow supply air (m 3 /h)

Actual setpoint compensation (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Actual setpoint (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Output signal (%)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

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Table 5-31 Setpoints for supply air fan (continued)

Variable

Bus values SAF-1…5 Frequency

(from frequency converter)

Current (from frequency converter)

(A)

Power (from frequency converter)

(W)

Error (from frequency converter)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

Extract air fan

Table 5-32 Setpoints for extract air fan

Variable

Actual level

Pressure extract air (Pa)

Flow extract air (m 3 /h)

Actual setpoint compensation (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Actual setpoint (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Output signal (%)

Bus values EAF-1…5 Frequency

(from frequency converter)

Current (from frequency converter)

(A)

Power (from frequency converter)

(W)

Error (from frequency converter)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

Step controller 1 and 2

Table 5-33 Setpoints for stepcontroller 1 and 2

Variable

Actual binary step

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

Freeze protection

Table 5-34 Setpoints for freeze protection

Variable Read/Write Default value

Freeze protection temperature 1…3

(°C)

Min/Max Note

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Exchanger

Table 5-35 Setpoints for exchanger

Variable

Defrosting temperature (°C)

Efficiency exchanger (%)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

5.8.2 Temperature control

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Temperature control]

Sequences

Step controller 1 and 2

Freeze protection 1, 2 and 3

Exchanger

Pretreatment

Summer mode

5.8.3 Fan control

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Fan control]

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Fans

Table 5-42 Setpoints for fans

Variable

Actual level supply air fan

Actual level extract fan

Setpoint low speed supply/extract air fan (%)

Setpoint normal speed supply/ extract air fan (%)

Setpoint high speed supply/extract air fan (%)

Setpoint low speed supply/extract air fan (Pa)

Setpoint normal speed supply/ extract air fan (Pa)

Setpoint high speed supply/extract air fan (Pa)

Setpoint low speed supply/extract air fan (m 3 /h)

Setpoint normal speed supply/ extract air fan (m 3 /h)

Setpoint high speed supply/extract air fan (m 3 /h)

Flow supply air (m 3 /h)

Flow extract air (m 3 /h)

Slave factor

Offset supply air fan when free cooling (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Offset extract air fan when free cooling (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Offset supply air fan when recirculation (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Offset extract air fan when recirculation (Pa, m 3 /h, %)

Read/Write Default value

W 25

250

500

750

1000

2000

3000

Min/Max Note

0/100

0/10000

0/60000

0/1

-30000/

30000

-30000/

30000

-30000/

30000

-30000/

30000

Supply air fan

Table 5-43 Setpoints for supply air fan

Variable

Start delay (s)

Stop delay (s)

Speed during stop delay (%)

Speed change delay (s)

Outdoor air damper stop delay (s) W

Read/Write Default value

W 60

180

25 Min pressure for supply air fan indication (Pa)

Min flow for supply air fan indication

(m 3 /h)

W 500

Actual setpoint compensation (Pa) R

Min/Max

0/3600

0/100

0/60

0/3600

0/10000

0/60000

Note

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Table 5-43 Setpoints for supply air fan (continued)

Variable

Actual setpoint compensation (m 3 / h)

Actual setpoint compensation (%) R

SAF speed min limit (%) W

SAF speed max limit (%) W

Read/Write Default value

100

Min/Max Note

Extract air fan

Table 5-44 Setpoints for extract air fan

Variable

Start delay (s)

Stop delay (s)

Speed during stop delay (%)

Speed change delay (s) W

Exhaust air damper stop delay (s) W

Min pressure for extract air fan indication (Pa)

Min flow for extract air fan indication

(m 3 /h)

Actual setpoint compensation (Pa) R

Actual setpoint compensation (m h)

3 / R

Actual setpoint compensation (%) R

EAF speed min limit (%) W

EAF speed max limit (%) W

Read/Write Default value

W 0

500

100

Min/Max

0/3600

0/100

0/60

0/3600

0/10000

0/60000

Note

Fan compensation curve 1, 2 and 3

5.8.4 Demand control

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Demand control]

CO2

Recirculation

Free cooling

Support control

5.8.5 Fire / Smoke

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Fire/Smoke]

Read more about fire and smoke control in

chapter 4.6.2 Fire/smoke dampers

Table 5-50 Setpoints for Fire/Smoke

Variable

Run fire damper (s)

Test interval fire damper (d)

Test hour fire damper (h)

Feedback fire damper

Fire damper

Status fire damper

Fire alarm

Smoke alarm

Read/Write Default value

W 90

Min/Max

0/300

0/7

0/24

Note d = day

5.8.6 Humidity control

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Humidity control]

5.8.7 PID controllers

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► PID controllers]

Table 5-52 Setpoints for PID-control

Variable

Room controller

Extract air

Sequence A to J

Supply air fan

Read/Write

Extract air fan

CO2

Freeze protection 1, 2 and 3

Defrosting

Humidity

Default value Pband

Default value Itime (s)

100 °C

10 °C

300

100

60 ✓ 500 Pa

✓ 1000 m 3 /h

(flow)

60 ✓ 500 Pa

✓ 1000 m 3 /h

(flow)

100 ppm

100 °C

16 °C

100 %rH

100

240

300

Default value D-time (s)

5.8.8 Energy consumption

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Energy consumption]

SFP (Specific fan power)

Table 5-53 Setpoints for SFP

Variable

SFP (kW/m 3 /s)

SFP day average

SFP month average

Frequency converter loss

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

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Power usage fans

The sum of power for all configured fans (SAF or EAF).

Table 5-54 Setpoints for power usage fans

Variable

Power usage fans (kW)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

Today and last 7 days

Total accumulated power usage for today and the last seven days.

Table 5-55 Setpoints for Today and last 7 days

Variable

Today (kWh)

Yesterday (kWh) R

1...6 days before yesterday (kWh) R

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

This year

Total accumulated power usage for each month and total for the current year.

Table 5-56 Setpoints for This year

Variable

January (kWh)

February (kWh)

March (kWh) etc...

Total (kWh)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

Last year

Total accumulated power usage for each month and total for the previous year.

Table 5-57 Setpoints for This year

Variable

January (kWh)

February (kWh)

March (kWh) etc...

Total (kWh)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

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5.8.9 Manual / Auto

[Application tool ► Ventilation ► Manual/Auto]

Ventilation unit

Table 5-58 Settings for ventilation unit

Variable

Unit operation

Manual setpoint

Service stop

Standby mode

BMS override

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

✓ Low speed

✓ Normal speed

✓ High speed

✓ Stop

✓ Starting up

✓ Low/Normal/High speed

✓ Support heating

✓ Support cooling

✓ CO2 mode

✓ Free cooling

✓ Cool down mode

✓ Fire mode

✓ Smoke mode

✓ Recirculation mode

✓ Defrosting mode

✓ Inactive

✓ Active

✓ On

✓ Off

✓ Low

✓ Normal

✓ High

✓ Stop

✓ Stop with support control

✓ Free cooling

✓ Recirculation

Fan controls

Table 5-59 Settings for fan controls

Variable

Supply air fan

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual output

✓ Auto

✓ Manual setpoint

✓ Low speed

✓ Normal speed

✓ High speed

Manual setpoint (Pa, m3/ h, %)

Writable

Manual output (%)

Extract air fan

Writable

✓ Off

✓ Manual output

✓ Auto

✓ Manual setpoint

✓ Low speed

✓ Normal speed

✓ High speed

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Table 5-59 Settings for fan controls (continued)

Variable Alternatives

Manual setpoint (Pa, m3/ h, %)

Writable

Manual output (%) Writable

Supply and Extract air fan start/step 1, Supply and extract air fan step 2 and 3

Table 5-64 Settings for supply and extract air fan start/Step 1, step 2 and 3

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Note

Dampers

✓ Recirculation air damper

✓ Outdoor air damper

✓ Exhaust air damper

✓ Fire damper

Table 5-65 Settings for dampers

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Alarms

✓ Sum alarm 1

✓ Sum alarm 2

✓ Alarm output

Table 5-66 Settings for alarms

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Extra time channels 1…4

Table 5-67 Settings for extra time channels 1…4

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Note

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Free cooling indication

Table 5-68 Settings for free cooling indication

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Table 5-72 Settings for change-over start

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Note

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Outdoor controlled exchanger

Table 5-73 Settings for outdoor controlled exchanger

Variable

Mode

Start

Alternatives

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Note

5.8.10 Status

Status for the ventilation unit and sequences A to J.

Ventilation unit

Sequence A to J

✓ Actual mode

✓ Schedule mode

✓ External stop

✓ Extended operation

✓ Extended operation time left (min)

✓ Manual mode HMI

✓ Manual mode HMI time left (s)

✓ Free cooling mode

✓ Support control mode

✓ Night operation active last night

✓ Summer mode

✓ Fire alarm input

✓ Smoke alarm input

✓ Frost risk

✓ Internal alarm (alarm 194)

✓ Duplicated AO

✓ Duplicated DO

✓ Current configuration file

✓ Analog output (%)

✓ Start

✓ Pump

5.9 Additional function

[Application tool ► Additional function]

5.9.1 Extra controller

An extra controller (independent temperature control circuit) can be added to the Corrigo to control e.g. a separate zone. The controller can be configured to heating or cooling. All the setpoints for the extra controller are in this menu.

Setpoints extra controller

Table 5-74 Actual/Setpoint

Variable

Temperature extra controller (°C)

Setpoint extra controller (°C)

Controller output (%)

Read/Write Default value

Min/Max Note

-20/150

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Table 5-75 Temperature control

Variable

Digital start output start point (%)

Digital start output stop point (%)

Pump stop delay (min)

Pump-kick hour (h)

Pump running when outdoor temperature < (°C)

Hysteresis to allow pump stop (°C) W

Read/Write Default value

W 10

Table 5-76 PID controller

Variable

P-band (°C)

I-time (s)

D-time (s)

Table 5-77 Manual/Auto

Variable

Controller mode

Alternatives

Manual set (%)

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Writable

Writable Controller output (%)

Extra controller start mode

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only Start

Extra controller pump mode

Start

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Read/Write Default value

W 33

W 100

W 0

Min/Max

0/100

0/600

0/23

-20/150

0/10

Note

Min/Max

0/1000

0/9999

Description

Note

5.9.2 Motor control 1 and 2

Table 5-78 Control

Variable

Stop delay motor control (min)

Read/Write Default value

W 0

Table 5-79 Manual/Auto

Variable

Mode

Alternatives

Motor

✓ Off

✓ Manual

✓ Auto

Read only

Min/Max

0/600

Note

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5.10 Inputs / Outputs

[Application tool ► Inputs/Outputs]

In this section, the values for all used Inputs and outputs are displayed.

For wireless sensors, the low battery indication and signal strength (RSSI) are displayed.

5.11 Time control

Corrigo has a year-based clock function. This means that a week-schedule with holiday periods for a full year can be set. The clock has an automatic summertime/wintertime change-over.

It has individual schedules for each weekday plus a separate holiday setting. Up to 24 individual holiday periods can be configured. A holiday period can be anything from one day up to 365 days. Holiday schedules take precedence over other schedules.

This menu displays time, date and weekday, and it permits the setting of time and date.

Time is shown in 24 hour format.

Date is shown in the format YY:MM:DD.

Figure 5-10 Time channels

Each day has up to four individual running periods. For three-speed fans and pressure controlled fans there are daily individual schedules for low speed, normal speed and high speed, each with up to four running periods.

Up to 4 digital outputs can be used as timer controlled outputs . Each with individual week-schedules with two activation periods per day. These outputs can be used to control lighting, door locks etc.( Configuration ►

Digital outputs ► Extra time channel 1…4 )

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In the time schedules, four periods are available for each day of the week. Also, four periods are available for days that are configured as holidays in the holiday schedule. During the periods the assigned circuit is working with the corresponding setpoint. Outside of a period the system is off.

On On

Off

Figure 5-11 Time schedule

Off

B1 E1

Off

Begin/End

The above figure shows an example of period states. It is not possible for periods to overlap each other.

Holiday schedules take precedence over other schedules.

✓ For 24 hour running, set a period to 00:00 - 24:00.

✓ To inactivate a period, set the time to 00:00 - 00:00. If all periods of a day are set to 00:00 - 00:00, the unit will not run that day.

✓ If you want to run the unit from one day to another, e.g. from Monday 22:00 to Tuesday 09:00, the desired running time for both must be entered.

speed, and normal speed takes precedence over low speed.

See more about Time control in

3.5.3 Time settings

5.11.1 Extra time channels

Up to four digital outputs can be used as timer controlled outputs. Each with individual week-schedules with four activation periods per day.

Only the time channels which have been configured, i.e. have been wired to a digital output or an additional function, will be shown.

( Configuration ► Digital outputs ► Extra time channel 1…4 )

5.11.2 Holiday calendar

The system operator can define specific periods of operation or non-operation throughout the year. During these defined periods, the settings in the week schedule do not apply. The holiday calendar includes 24 periods. All holiday periods are working with a special day plan with a maximum of 4 periods.

A holiday period can be any number of consecutive days from 1…365. The dates are in the format: MM:DD.

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5.11.3 Time settings in display and web interface

The times can also be set using the built-in display and the web interface, see

3.5.3 Time settings .

5.12 Alarm status

5.12.1 Alarm handling

Alarms are indicated by the red alarm LED on the front of the unit or on the external display (E3-DSP or

ED-T43L-V).

All alarms can be monitored, acknowledged and blocked using the display and buttons, via an external display (E3-DSP, ED-T43L-V ), via Application tool or via the web interface. There is also a digital input for acknowledging all alarms.

The alarm settings can be changed in Application tool or in the web interface.

Table 5-80 Inputs and outputs

Inputs and outputs

DI Alarm acknowledgement

5.12.2 Alarm configuration

The alarm configuration menu permits configuration of the priority for all alarms. A complete alarm list with default settings and actions, can be found in

Appendix D Alarm list . It contains all the default alarm texts and

priorities.

Priority

Alarms can be given different priority levels A-alarm , B-alarm and C-alarm or Not active . Digital outputs can be bound to act as alarm outputs for A-alarms or B/C-alarms or both A- and B/C-alarms. The digital outputs can be inverted, so that an inoperative alarm gives a high output and vice versa. A- and B- alarms must be acknowledged to reset. C- alarms automatically reset as soon as there is no longer a cause for alarm.

The alarm priority that is shown in the display in the event of an alarm can only be changed using

Application tool.

Alarm text

The alarm text that is shown in the display in the event of an alarm can be changed using Application tool or the web interface.

Stop function

Each alarm offers the possibility to choose whether an activated alarm should stop the controller or not. The controller can also be set to run at reduced speed during alarms. The latter option can only be configured using Application tool. Automatic restart will take place when the alarm has been acknowledged.

For some alarm types such as electric heating high temperature limit and water heating frost protection it would be dangerous to not stop the unit on alarm. Therefore, for such alarm types, the program will always reset the stop function to Active even if the operator should choose Inactive .

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Unfortunately it is not possible to remove the display text concerning the stop function for these alarm types. This is because the available program space demands that all alarms are treated in the same way in the display.

ttiivvee, or unexpected malfunctions may occur.

Sum alarm

There are two sum alarm functions with two digital outputs:

Inputs and outputs

Sum alarm 1

Sum alarm 2

The function of the outputs can be individually configured in Configuration ► Functions ► Extra indications & outputs .

Sum alarm outputs

None

A/B-alarm

A-alarm + B-alarm

A-alarm + B/C-alarm

DO Sum alarm 1

Not available

Active on A/B-alarm

Active on A-alarm

DO Sum alarm 2

Not available

Active on B-alarm

Active on B/C-alarm

Alarm output

There is one alarm output function with configurable alarm connected to one digital output:

Inputs and outputs

DO Alarm output

External alarms

There are 11 possible external alarms. One digital input called External alarm and 10 digital inputs called

Extra alarm .

5.13 Starting and stopping the Corrigo

5.13.1 Start and stop conditions in priority

The unit will start and stop depending on the following conditions in this priority:

1. Service stop (only via display with admin authority)

2. Run in fire mode

3. Stop in fire mode

4. Run in smoke mode

5. Stop in smoke mode

6. Stop due to alarm

7. External stop (DI)

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8. Low/normal/high speed due to alarm

9. Start high speed (DI)

10.Start normal speed (DI)

11.Start low speed (DI)

12.Start recirculation (DI)

13.External start/stop (via communication), support control (heat / cool / CO

) is enabled if external stop with support control is selected

14.Start recirculation (via communication)

15.Start free cooling (via communication)

16.Start/stop in manual mode (off, low, normal, high), manual mode, only one variable used in display,

Modbus, BACnet etc.

17.Start high speed via time channel

18.Start normal speed via time channel

19.Start low speed via time channel

20.Start support control (heat / cool / CO

) via normal start condition

21.Start recirculation via time channel

22.Start free cooling via normal start condition

Possibility to block automatic restart at power - on

The function Automatic restart at power-on makes it possible to block automatic restart of the unit at powerup. At power-up, the B-alarm Restart blocked after power on is generated.

Once this alarm has been acknowledged, the unit will start. ( Configuration ► Functions ► Function activation )

5.13.2 Start sequence

Start of the unit will run according to the following sequence:

1. If the controller is configured for water heating and has an outdoor temperature sensor and the outdoor temperature is below a configurable temperature (Full heat at start when outdoor temp is below, default: +3 ºC) the heating valve is opened and the heating circulation pump is started (sequence for heat start is configurable). ( Configuration ► Functions ► Sequence settings )

2. Signals for outdoor air and exhaust air dampers are activated.

3. If the controller is configured with a heat exchanger the heat exchanger will be run at 100% capacity

(sequence for normal start is configurable) for a pre-set time (Start delay with 100% exchanger, default

2 s). ( Ventilation ► Temperature control ► Exchanger )

4. The extract air fan or the pressure control of the extract air fan will be started after a preset time

(Extract air fan start delay, default 0 s).( Ventilation ► Fan control ► Extract air fan ► Start delay (s) )

5. The supply air fan or the control of the supply air pressure will be started after a preset time (Supply air fan start delay, default 60 s).( Ventilation ► Fan control ► Supply air fan ► Start delay (s) )

6. Thereafter temperature control according to the configured control mode is started. Electric heating, if configured, is not started until a run signal from the supply air fan or flow switch has been received.

And not yet activated pumps will be started.

7. When all fans and pumps is running and exchanger has run for a pre-set time a pre-set delay (Start alarm delay, default 60s) will be activated before the alarm handling system is activated and the unit is in normal running mode. ( Configuration ► Functions ► Alarms )

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5.13.3 Stop sequence

Stopping of the unit will run according to the following sequence:

1. Deactivation of the alarm handling system.

2. Electric heating, if configured, is shut down.

3. After individually set delay times the fans are stopped; Supply air fan stop delay (Default 180 s),

Extract air fan stop delay (Default 30 s) ( Ventilation ► Fan control ► Extract/Supply air fan ► Stop delay

(s) )

4. Outdoor air and exhaust air dampers are shut down. Outdoor air damper close delay: 0-300 seconds

(Default: 0 s), Exhaust air damper close delay: 0-300 seconds (Default: 0 s)( Ventilation ► Fan control ►

Extract/Supply air fan ► Stop delay (s) )

5. Actuator signals are set to zero and the pumps are stopped.

6. If shutdown mode (Frost protection when stopped) is configured, it will be activated.

exchanger will continue to run during the stop sequence until everything else is stopped

5.14 Changing the battery

The controller has an internal battery to ensure the operation of the memory and real-time clock in the event of a power failure. When the alarm Internal Battery is activated and the battery LED lights up red (24 V models), the battery has become too weak and needs to be changed. Nonetheless, due to a backup capacitor, the controller will function at least 10 minutes without power supply.

proper ESD protection. Therefore, this should be handled by qualified personnel.

An earthed wristband must be used during this procedure.

5.14.1 24 V models (Corrigo Ardo)

1. Remove the cover by pressing down the locking torques at the edge of the cover using a small screwdriver, and at the same time pulling the cover outwards.

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2. Grip the battery firmly with your fingers and lift it upwards until it rises from its holder.

3. Press the new battery firmly down into place.

type CR2032.