Emerson Process Management Ec2 352 Users Manual 352_65117_EN_R05

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EC2-352 Display Case and Coldroom Controller

Operating Instructions GB

Note: This document contains short form instructions for experienced users.

Use last column in List of Parameters to document your individual settings.

More detailed information can be found in the User Manual.

The EC2-352 is a dedicated refrigeration controller with superheat and a driver for

an Alco Controls Electric Control Valve EX2. In addition the EC2-352 controls air

temperature and manages defrost and fan(s).

Network

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

9

8

A PT5 pressure transmitter (1) and an ECN-Pxx pipe temperature sensor (2)

measure saturated suction gas pressure and suction gas temperature at the

evaporator outlet and feed the signals into the superheat control loop. The

superheat controller output modulates the opening of the EX2 pulse width

modulated Electrical Control Valve (6) thus optimizing the refrigerant mass flow

through the evaporator. The ECN-Sxx air temperature sensors (3) and (4) measure

air-in and out temperature of the evaporator and feed signals into the air

temperature thermostat. The ECN-Fxx fin sensor (5) is used for defrost

termination. The controller has 3 relay outputs to control the compressor (7),

defrost heater (9) and evaporator fan (8). Please consult the technical data (right)

for input and output ratings.

In case of power loss, due to the positive shut-off characteristics of the EX2

Electrical Control Valves, a liquid line solenoid valve is not needed to prevent

flooding of the compressor.

! Safety instructions:

• Read installation instructions thoroughly. Failure to comply can result in

device failure, system damage or personal injury.

• The product is intended for use by persons having the appropriate

knowledge and skills.

• Ensure electrical ratings per technical data are not exceeded.

• Disconnect all voltages from system before installation.

• Keep temperatures within nominal limits.

• Comply with local electrical regulations when wiring

Technical Data

EC2 Series Controller

Power supply 24VAC ±10%; 50/60Hz; Class II

Power consumption 20VA max including EX2

Communication TCP/IP Ethernet 10MBit/s

Plug-in connector size Removable screw terminals

wire size 0.14 … 1.5 mm2

Temperature

storage

operating

-20 … +65°C

0 … +60°C

Humidity 0…80% r.h. non condensing

Protection class IP65 (front protection with gasket)

Pressure transmitter input 24VDC, 4...20mA

Output relays (3) SPDT contacts, AgCdO

Inductive (AC15) 250V/2A

Resistive (AC1) 250V/8A; 12A total return current

Triac output for EX2

Electrical Control Valve

Coil (ASC 24V only)

24V AC, 0.1 … 1A

Marking

Mounting

The EC2-352 can be mounted in panels with a 71 x

29 mm cutout. See dimensional drawing below for

space requirements including rear connectors.

Push controller into panel cutout.(1)

Make sure that mounting lugs are flush with outside

of controller housing

Insert allen key into front panel holes and turn

clockwise. Mounting lugs will turn and gradually

move towards panel (2)

Turn allen key until mounting lug barely touches

panel. Then move other mounting lug to the same

position (3)

Tighten both sides very carefully until controller is

secured. Do not over tighten as mounting lugs will

break easily.

Electrical Installation

Refer to the electrical wiring diagram (below) for electrical connections. A copy of

this diagram is labeled on the controller. Use connection wires/cables suitable for

90°C operation (EN 60730-1)

EC2 analog inputs are for dedicated sensors only and should not be connected to

any other devices. Connecting any EC2 inputs to mains voltage will permanently

damage the EC2.

Important: Keep controller and sensor wiring well separated from mains wiring.

Minimum recommended distance 30mm.

Warning: Use a class II category transformer for 24VAC power supply (EN

60742). Do not ground the 24VAC lines. We recommend to use one transformer

per EC2 controller and to use separate transformers for 3rd party controllers, to

avoid possible interference or grounding problems in the power supply. Connecting

any EC2 inputs to mains voltage will permanently damage the EC2.

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Recommended Sensor Positions in Detail:

(2) ECN-Pxx coil-out temperature sensor: Position directly after the evaporator on

the common suction line.

(3) ECN-Sxx air-in temperature sensor: Position in the middle of the cabinet as

high as possible.

(4) ECN-Sxx air-out temperature sensor: Position asymmetric closer to the

expansion valve as high as possible.

(5) ECN-Fxx fin temperature sensor: Position on the evaporator, asymmetric closer

to the expansion valve.

Recommendations for mounting the pipe sensor: Insure proper thermal contact by

using a metallic pipe clamp or temperature resistant plastic straps. Do not use

standard plastic tie wraps (as used for electrical wiring) as they may become loose

over time, which could result in faulty temperature measurements and poor

superheat control performance. It is recommended to insulate the pipe temperature

sensor with ARMAFLEX™ or equivalent. The recommended position of the pipe

sensors is between 9 and 3 o’clock as shown in the picture.

(1) PT5-07M suction pressure transmitter: Position on the common suction line

close to coil-out temperature sensor (2)

Both air temperature sensors should be mounted on spacers in the air duct so that

there is airflow around.

Caution: The sensor cables can be extended if necessary. The connection must be

protected against water and dust.

The evaporator outlet temperature sensor should be mounted on the common

suction header of the evaporator.

A calibration correction can be made using the parameter u1 (see procedure

below).

Setup and Parameter Modification Using the Keypad

For convenience, an infrared receiver for the optional IR remote control unit is

build-in, enabling quick and easy modification of the system parameters when a

computer interface is not available.

Alternatively, the parameters can be accessed via the 4-button keypad. The

configuration parameters are protected by a numerical password. The default

password is “12”. To select the parameter configuration:

• Press the PRG button for more than 5 seconds, a flashing “0” is displayed

• Press or until “12” is displayed (password)

• Press SEL to confirm password

The first modifiable parameter code is displayed (/1).

To modify parameters see Parameters modification below.

Parameter Modification: Procedure

• Press or to show the code of the parameter that has to be changed;

• Press SEL to display the selected parameter value;

• Press or to increase or decrease the value;

• Press SEL to temporarily confirm the new value and display its code;

• Repeat the procedure from the beginning "press or to show..."

To exit and save the new settings:

• Press PRG to confirm the new values and exit the parameters modification

procedure.

To exit without modifying any parameter:

• Do not press any button for at least 60 seconds (TIME OUT).

• Press “ESC” on IR remote control.

Defrost Activation:

A defrost cycle can be activated locally from the keypad:

• Press the button for more than 5 seconds, a flashing “0” is displayed

• Press or until “12” is displayed (password)

• Press SEL to confirm password

The defrost cycle is activated.

Special Functions:

The Special Functions can be activated by:

• Press and together for more than 5 seconds, a flashing “0” is displayed.

• Press or until the password is displayed (default = 12). If password was

changed, select the new password.

• Press SEL to confirm password, a “0” is displayed and the Special Function

mode is activated.

• Press or to select the function. The number of special functions is dynamic

and controller dependent. See list below.

• Press SEL to activate the function without leaving the special function mode.

• Press PRG to activate the function and leave the special function mode.

Most of the Special Functions work in a toggle mode, the first call activates the

function, and the second call deactivates the function.

The indication of the function can only be displayed after exiting the special

function mode.

• 0: Display test function

• 1: Clear alarm messages

• 2: Cleaning mode. The cleaning mode is effectively a manual defrost with the

option of the fans on/off. The cleaning mode should not be used in order to

isolate the application for maintenance purposes.

• 3: Fans only

• 4: Set the electronic control valve to 100% open

• 5: Displays the current TCP/IP address

• 6: Set the controller's TCP/IP address to 192.168.1.101 (default value). This

change is only temporary. A power down will reset the previous address.

• 7: Resets all parameters to the factory default setting. The controller will

indicate “oF” during the reset and the valve will close.

Display of Data:

The data to be permanently shown on the display can be selected by the user

(parameter /1). In case of an alarm, the alarm code is displayed alternately with the

selected data. The user can inhibit the alarm code.

It is possible to temporarily display these values. This is a useful feature when

initially setting-up the system without the aid of the WebPages. Press the SEL

button to scroll through all possible displayable data.. The display will show for

one second the numerical identifier of the data (see /1 parameter) and then the

selected data. After two minutes the display will return to the by parameter /1

selected data. This action is only valid when parameter H2 = 3.

Logical status of compressor relay

Ethernet activity LED

(only active when service pin is pressed)

Logical status of fan relay

Logical status of defrost heater relay

Alarm condition

IR LED

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List Of Parameters

/ DISPLAY PARAMETERS Min Max Unit Def. Custom

/1 Value to show 0 9 - 0

0 = Thermostat control temperature with Temp. alignment /C

1 = Air-in temperature °C

2 = Air-out temperature °C

3 = Alarm temperature °C

4 = Defrost termination temperature °C

5 = Coil-in temperature °C calculated from the pressure

6 = Coil-out temperature °C

7 = Calculated superheat °K

8 = Valve opening in %

9 = Displays defrost status

/2 Alarm suppression 0 = off, 1 = on 0 1 - 0

/5 Temperature Unit 0 = °C, 1 = °F 0 1 - 0

/6 Decimal point 0 = yes, 1 = no 0 1 - 0

/7 Display during defrost 0 2 - 0

0 = dF (= defrost mode); 1 = dF + defrost termination temp.

2 = dF + control temperature

/C Temperature alignment for /1=0 -20 20 K / °F 0.0

A ALARM PARAMETERS

A0 Mean factor alarm temperature 0 100 % 100

A1 Low temp alarm delay 0 180 min 5

A2 High temp alarm delay 0 180 min 5

A3 Alarm delay after defrost 0 180 min 10

AH High temp alarm limit AL 70 °C / K 40

AL Low temp alarm limit -55 AH °C / K -50

At Alarm limit type 0 1 - 0

0=absolute temperatures °C; 1= relative temperatures K to setpoint

r THERMOSTAT PARAMETERS

r1 Min setpoint -50 r2 °C -50

r2 Setpoint max r1 60 °C 40

r3 Day/night control 0 = off, 1 = on 0 1 - 1

r4 Thermostat mode 0 4 - 1

0 = off, no thermostat function, continues cooling air in sensor

monitoring off, no temp. alarms generated

1 = cooling, deadband control

cut in = set-point + difference

cut out = set-point

2 = cooling, modulating thermostat

cut in = set-point

cut out = set-point – difference /2

3 = heating, deadband control

cut in = set-point – difference

cut out = set-point

4 = on, external control using nvi Valve via SNMP. Air in and air out

sensor monitoring off. Temp. alarms will be generated

r6 Setpoint night r1 r2 °C 4.0

r7 Differential night 0.1 20.0 K 2.0

r8 Mean factor, day operation 0 100 % 100

r9 Mean factor, night operation 0 100 % 50

rd Differential day 0.1 20.0 K 2.0

St Setpoint day r1 r2 °C 2.0

d DEFROST PARAMETERS

d0 Defrost mode 0 2 - 1

0 = natural defrost, defrost heater not activated

pulsed defrost not possible

1 = forced defrost, defrost heater activated, pulsed

defrost possible

2 = forced defrost, defrost heater activated, pulsed defrost possible,

defrost termination using nviStartUp via SNMP

d1 Termination by: 0 3 - 0

0 = termination by temperature,

termination by time will generate an alarm

1 = termination by time,

termination by temperature will generate an alarm

2 = first, what ever comes first time or temperature, no alarm

3 = last, by time and temperature, no alarm

d2 Defrost termination sensor 0 1 - 1

0 = Dedicated defrost sensor must be installed

1 = Air-out sensor used for defrost termination

Min Max Unit Def. Custom

d3 Pulsed defrost 0 1 - 0

0 = off, no pulsed defrost, heaters switched off at defrost termination

temperature dt or max. time dP whatever is selected

1 = on, pulsed defrost, dd and dH in use, heaters are switched off at

dH and switched on again at dH – dd

d4 Defrost at startup 0 = no, 1 = yes 0 1 - 0

d5 Delay power up defrost 0 180 min 0

d6 Pump down delay 0 180 sec 0

Compressor will run during pump down delay while valve is closed

d7 Drain delay 0 15 min 2

d8 Injection delay 0 180 sec 0

Valve is open during injection delay while compressor is not running

d9 Demand defrost mode

0 = off, 1 = on, 2 = on together with

timed defrost

0 2 - 0

dd Pulsed defrost differential 1 20 K 2

dH Pulsed defrost setpoint -40 dt °C 5

dt Defrost termination temperature -40 90 °C 8

dP Max defrost duration 0 180 min 30

dI Defrost interval 0 192 h 8

du Start up delay after synch 0 180 min 30

F FAN PARAMETERS

F1 Fan startup by: 0 = on 0 4 - 0

1 = delayed by time Fd, error on temperature

2 = by temperature Ft, error on time

3 = first, whatever comes first time or temperature, no alarm

4 = last, time and temperature must come, no alarm

F2 During no cooling 0 2 - 0

0 = on; 1 = off; 2 = delayed by F4; 3 = off, when door open

F3 During defrost 0 = on, 1 = off 0 1 - 0

F4 Stop delay time 0 30 min 0

F5 During cleaning 0 = off, 1 = on 0 1 - 0

Fd Fan delay after defrost 0 30 min 0

Ft On temp after defrost -40 40 °C 0

C COMPRESSOR PARAMETERS

C0 Delay first start after power up 0 15 min 0

C1 Cycle time 0 15 min 0

C2 Min. stop time 0 15 min 0

C3 Min. run time 0 15 min 0

u SUPERHEAT PARAMETERS

u0

Refrigerant 0 = R22 1 = R134a

2 = R507 3 = R404A 4 = R407C

5 = R410A 6 = R124 7 = R744

0 7 - 3

u1 Correction glide / dp

Glide = positive values

Pressure drop = negative values

-20.0 20.0 K 0.0

u2 MOP control

0 = MOP off, 1 = MOP on

0 1 - 0

u3 MOP temperature -40 40 °C 0

u4 Superheat mode 0 = off

1 = fixed superheat

2 = adaptive superheat

0 2 - 1

u5 Superheat init setpoint u6 u7 K 6

u6 Superheat setpoint min. 3 u7 K 3

u7 Superheat setpoint max. u6 20 K 15

uu Start opening 25 75 % 30

P ANALOG SENSOR PARAMETERS

P1 Pressure sensor type selection 0 2 - 0

0 = PT5-07M; 1 = PT5-18M; 2 = PT5-30M

H OTHER PARAMETERS

H2 Display access 0 4 - 3

0 = all disabled (Caution, access to controller only via the TCP/IP Ethernet

network possible)

1 = Keyboard enabled

2 = IR remote control enabled

3 = Keyboard and IR remote control; Temporary data display and manual

defrost enabled.

4 = Keyboard and IR remote control; Temporary data display disabled.

Control setpoint with SEL key and manual defrost enabled.

H3 IR access code 0 199 - 0

H5 Password 0 199 - 12

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Formula for Mean Factors A0, r8, r9

Temperature calculation by the following formula:

Temperature = Airin * (1 - Mean Factor / 100) + Airout * Mean Factor / 100

Examples:

Mean factor = 0 Temperature = Air in

Mean factor = 100 Temperature = Air out

Mean factor = 50 Temperature = Average between Air-in and Air-out

Alarm Codes

E0 Pressure sensor alarm

E1 Coil out sensor alarm

E2 Air-in sensor alarm This Alarm Code is inhibited if no air-in sensor used

(A0, r8 and r9 = 100)

E3 Air-out sensor alarm This Alarm Code is inhibited if no air-out sensor used

(A0, r8 and r9 = 0) and fin sensor installed (d2 = 1)

E4 Fin sensor alarm This Alarm Code is inhibited if no fin sensor used (d2 = 0)

Explanations for E0 … E4 Alarms: No sensor connected, or the sensor and/or the

sensor cable is broken or short-circuited.

Er Data error display - out of range

Data send to the display is out of range.

AH High temperature alarm

AL Low temperature alarm

AE Thermostat emergency operation

Air sensor failure, system is in continuous cooling mode

AF Valve Status

Valve closed due to compressor safety loop active

Ao Superheat, emergency operation

Sensor(s) failure

Ar No refrigerant flow detected

No refrigerant flow was detected

Au Valve open 100% for more than 10 minutes

dt Forced defrost termination (time or temperature)

Ft Forced fan startup (time or temperature)

Messages

--- No data to display

The display will show an “---” at node start up and when no data is send to

the display.

In Reset to default values activated

The display will show an “In” when the factory default configuration data set

is initialized.

Id Wink request received

The display will show a flashing “Id” when the wink request was received.

The flashing “Id” will be shown on the display until the service button will

be pressed, or a 30 min delay timer will expire or a second wink request is

received. This function is action only when using SNMP protocol

OF Node is offline

The node is offline and no application is running. This is the result of a

network management command and will happen for example during node

installation.

dS Defrost standby

dP Pump down

dF Defrost cycle

dd Defrost drain delay

dI Defrost injection delay

du Defrost start-up delay

Cn Cleaning

CL Alarms are cleared

Visualising Data : WebPages

A TCP/IP Controller-Readme file is available on the www.emersonclimate.eu website

to provide detailed information about TCP/IP Ethernet connectivity. Please refer to this

file if you need information beyond the contents of this instruction sheet.

The EC2-352 has a TCP/IP Ethernet communication interface enabling the

controller to be directly connected to a PC or network via the standard Ethernet

port. The EC2-352 controller has embedded WebPages to enable the user to easily

visualise the parameter lists using real text labels.

No special software or hardware is required.

Connect the EC2-352 using the optional ECX-N60 cable assembly to a network or

hub that enables the controller to receive a dynamic TCP/IP address. If a DHCP

server is not available, the controller can be connected to a computer using a

crossover cable plugged directly into the Ethernet port. In this case, the TCP/IP

address of the computer must be manually modified to be compatible with the

default address of the controller. Refer to the TCP/IP Controller-Readme file for

more details.

Open the Internet browser program on the computer and enter the default TCP/IP

address of the controller into the address line of the Internet browser: 192.168.1.101

or the dynamic address from the DHCP server. Refer to the TCP/IP Controller-

Readme file if a specific port is required.

After a few moments, the default monitoring page should be displayed. If the

browser does not open the default page or display active data, the user should check

the Internet browser “Option” configuration. Refer to the TCP/IP Controller-

Readme file.

The Monitoring and Alarm WebPages are read only and therefore it is not

necessary to enter a username or password. A username and password will be

requested upon the initial request to any of the other WebPages. The factory default

settings are:

Username: EmersonID Password: 12

The default settings may be modified in the Display configuration page.

Press the tabs at the top of the Monitoring page with a left click of the mouse button

to enter the respective Webpage.

The parameters will be visualised in real text together with the program code as

defined in the parameter list below.

After the parameters have been modified, the complete list of settings can be saved

to the memory of the computer and used later to upload into another controller.

This can save a considerable amount of time when using multiple controllers and

over a period of time, a library can be created containing the parameter lists for

equipment for different applications.

It is also possible to display live graphical data from the controller. In addition, a

permanent 30 days log file containing the control temperature at 15 minutes

intervals is stored in the non-volatile memory to be later transferred using FTP to

the computer. The log file can be imported into a standard spreadsheet program

such as Excel. Refer to the TCP/IP Controller-Readme file for a complete

description of the features available for the TCP/IP series of controllers.

Emerson Electric GmbH & Co OHG is not to be held responsible for erroneous

literature regarding capacities, dimensions, applications, etc. stated herein.

Products, specifications and data in this literature are subject to change without

notice. The information given herein is based on technical data and tests which

EMERSON believes to be reliable and which are in compliance with technical

knowledge of today. It is intended only for use by persons having the appropriate

technical knowledge and skills, at their own discretion and risk. Since conditions of

use are outside of EMERSON’s control we cannot assume any liability for results

obtained or damages occurred due to improper application.

This document replaces all former versions

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