Instruction Manual Mypro Touch Type S
Instruction Manual Mypro Touch Type S
WARNING
Read this manual carefully before you can use and service "MYPRO TOUCH" safely and properly.
Important Notice
• This manual has been prepared as a guide to allow you to use the Screw Compressor Unit Controller MYPRO TOUCH
Type-S properly and safely. Follow all the instructions in this manual. Failure to do so could result in unforeseen
accidents.
• Keep this manual handy for ready and regular reference by all persons working on your MYPRO TOUCH Type-S.
• If the manual is lost or damaged, contact any of the Mayekawa offices or sales/service centers in your area to order a
new copy.
• This manual must remain with the product when you resell it to another user.
• Mayekawa reserves the right to make changes to the specifications of the product the contents of this manual for
improvements without prior notice.
• If you have any query due to inconsistency between the product and the information in this manual that can result from
such changes, please ask questions to any of the Mayekawa offices or sales/service centers in your area.
• Be sure to start operation, inspection, and servicing of the equipment only after having thoroughly read and
understood all the hazard preventive instructions and precautions in this manual and connected equipment’s manual.
Almost all the past accidents occurred due to failure to follow the basic safety rules.
All safety instructions and precautions in this manual are highlighted by appropriate one of the following symbol-letter
combinations:
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
DANGER
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided, could result in death or serious
WARNING injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided, will or could result in minor or
moderate injury. This also indicates an instruction that should be followed to obtain full
CAUTION performance from the product.
• The safety instructions and precautions in this manual are not exhaustive. There may be other safety precautions to
be observed that vary from user to user. It is your responsibility to establish a safety management system most
appropriate for your particular use of the product.
• Never, disassemble or otherwise interfere with the Screw Compressor Unit Controller MYPRO TOUCH Type-S, as it
contains many electronic components that can be affected adversely by disassembly or other interference. Mayekawa
Mfg. Co., Ltd. assumes no responsibility for any undesirable consequences that would result from disassembly of or
interference with the controller.
• Use this controller solely for control and management of the screw compressor units produced by Mayekawa Mfg.
Co., Ltd.
QT1101-16
Preface
Thank you for your purchase of Mayekawa Screw Unit Controller MYPRO TOUCH Type-S.
Before installing and putting your MYPRO TOUCH Type-S into service, check the following points:
a. Is your MYPRO TOUCH Type-S exactly of the factory-option variation you specified?
WARNING
Please set to observe application limits and recommended matter of the compressor and the device
used a set each value.
d. "Protection film" of the scratch prevention in manufacturing is put on the protection seat of the touch panel.
(The surface is rough "Protection film", and scratch attaches lightly by the fingernail.)
Please peel off before it uses it and use it. (It is not possible to recycle.)
Might it not peel off, and the paste remain when having used it for a long term without peeling off the protection
film.
Table of Contents
Important Notice ·············································· 1
Preface ··················································· 2
Chapter 0 : Information on This Manual ·································· 5
0.1 This Manual and Other Related Manuals ····························· 5
0.2 Organization of This Manual ··································· 5
0.3 Glossary of Special Terms ···································· 5
0.4 Units ··············································· 6
0.5 Words Displayed on Screen ···································· 6
0.6 Acronyms and Abbreviations ··································· 6
Chapter 1 : General Description ······································ 7
1.1 Functions and Features ····································· 7
1.2 System Organization of MYPRO TOUCH ····························· 8
1.3 Usable Control Functions ····································· 9
Chapter 2 Components and Their Functions ······························· 10
2.1 Touch Panel ·········································· 10
2.2 Central Processing Unit Assembly ······························· 13
2.3 CPU board MT-CPU-02 ···································· 14
2.3.1 Reset Switch on CPU Board ································ 16
2.3.2 Replacement of battery for Internal Timing Clock on CPU Board ·············· 17
2.4 Analog Input Boards MT-AD-02 ································ 18
2.4.1 Current / Voltage Selection and Terminal Block Connections on Analog Input Boards ··· 20
2.4.2 Input Type Selection for Channels 15 and 16 of Analog Input Boards ··········· 21
2.5 Digital Input/Output Board ··································· 22
2.5.1 MT-DIOA-01 (only AC load) ································ 22
2.5.2 MT-DIOA-DC01 (only DC load) ······························· 23
2.6 Extension Analog Output Board MT-DA-02(Option) ······················ 24
2.7 Extension Digital Input/Output (DI/O) Board ·························· 25
2.7.1 Option:only AC load ···································· 25
2.7.2 Option:only DC load ···································· 26
Chapter 3 : Screen Operation ······································ 27
3.1 Display Screens········································· 27
3.1.1 Acronyms and Abbreviations Used for Indicated Items ··················· 27
3.1.2 Main Graphic Screen (Graphic View) ···························· 31
3.1.3 Main Status Screen (Top screen) ······························ 33
3.1.4 Function Icon········································ 40
3.1.5 Screen transition diagram (Screen Transition) ······················· 41
3.2 Operation Method ······································· 48
3.2.1 Password ········································· 48
3.2.2 Method of movement screen and changing set value ···················· 50
3.2.3 Changing Set points Method ································ 50
3.3 System Configuration (Initial Setting Method) ·························· 51
3.3.1 ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ Screen ···························· 51
3.3.2 ‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ Screen ································· 53
3.3.3 ‘ANALOG OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT’ Screen ························ 60
3.3.4 ‘CONFIG. & SETTING IMPORT/EXPORT’ Screen ······················ 61
3.4 Adjustment of the System (Setting way for Trial and Readjustment) ·············· 63
3.4.1 ‘SET TIME’ Screen ····································· 64
3.4.2 ‘PASSWORD’ Screen ···································· 64
3.4.3 ‘CALIBRATION’ Icon ···································· 66
3.4.3.1 ‘ANALOG OUTPUT ASSIGNMENT’ Screen ····················· 67
3.4.3.2 ‘AUXILIARY INPUT TIMER’ Screen ·························· 70
3.4.3.3 ‘OPTION ANALOG INPUT’ Screen ·························· 71
3.4.3.4 ‘SLIDE VALVE CALIBRATION’ Screen ························ 72
3.4.3.5 ‘ANALOG INPUT ADJUSTMENT’ Screen ······················ 79
3.4.3.6 ‘DI/O STATUS’ Screen ······························· 80
3.5 Alarm/Failure of the system (Alarm/Failure setting method for security of devices) ······· 81
3.5.1 ‘ALARM LOG’ Screen ···································· 82
3.5.2 ‘FAILURE LOG’ Screen ··································· 82
3.5.3 ‘EVENT LOG’ Screen ···································· 83
3.5.4 ‘LIMITS (ALARM/FAILURE 1/10 to 6/10)’ Screen ····················· 84
3.5.5 ‘LIMITS (ALARM/FAILURE 7/10 to 8/10)’ Screen ····················· 84
3.5.6 ‘RANGE OVER (ALARM/FAILURE 9/10 to 10/10)’ Screen ················· 86
3.6 System Operations (Setting Method for Normal Operation) ··················· 87
3.6.1 ‘CONTROL SUMMARY (1/3)’ Screen ···························· 87
3.6.1.1 ‘SET POINTS’ Screen ································ 89
3.6.1.2 ‘SCHEDULER’ Screen ································ 91
Mayekawa reserves the right to make changes to Photos, Drawings, Screens and pictures in this manual for improvements
without prior notice.
ALARM/FAILURE
ALARM is a minor alarm that does not involve any compressor unit shutdown.
FAILURE is a serious alarm that involves compressor unit shutdown.
Compressor unit
Compressor unit refers to a system consisting of a compressor, condenser, expansion values, chiller, and driving motors.
Each compressor unit operates under control of one MYPRO TOUCH (Controller).
Master station
“Master station” is defined differently according to the control configuration using MYPRO TOUCH.
- In the case of the automatic staging control (AUTO STAGE), the master station is the MYPRO TOUCH that gives
operational commands to the other MYPRO TOUCH according to information of its own as well as that it receives from the
slave MYPRO TOUCH.
- In the case of the control using a remote control device such as a computer through communications, the master station
refers to the remote control device controlling the MYPRO TOUCH in the network.
Offset
If analog input values are different from actual values, a positive or negative offset value is added for proper processing and
indication. You can specify offset values as part of settings.
Passwords
You must enter a password of the specified "security level" before you can make settings in some special screen. Two
different "security levels" of password (LEVEL-1 and LEVEL-2) must be registered beforehand to be able to access these
screens, each requiring a specific "security level" of password for authorization. See Section 3.4.2 ‘PASSWORD’ Screen for
further details.
Scaling
Scaling means a setting to specify the range (upper and lower limits) for input values from each sensor.
Screen
A screen that is accessed from each menu. It is used for making parameter settings and for checking the current status of
settings or operation of the compressor unit.
0.4 Units
Unless otherwise specified, all pressures are indicated in MPa (gauge readings) and temperatures in °C (degrees Celsius).
User-controller interface
- TFT color LCD, 800X600 dots (SVGA) display
- Touch panel system (analog resistive film system), 1024x1024 resolution
Communication ports
The following communication ports are offered as standard equipment.
- An Ethernet (IEEE802.3u, 100base-TX) communication port (Connector: RJ-45)
- A USB 2.0 port (Connector: Type-A))
- A half-duplex 4-wire serial communication port conforming to RS-485
The serial communications function allows remote monitoring the operating conditions of compressor units, making their
start/stop control, and changing various parameter settings. The MODBUS protocol employed is world standard protocol
for serial communications in industry and allows for the use of commercially available supervisory control and data
acquisition (SCADA) software as well as connection to and communication with PLC MODBUS communications units of
various manufacturers.
Optional extension boards for additional inputs/outputs channels and communication ports
The following optional items are available for expanded connections to MYPRO TOUCH.
- Extension digital/analog converter (DA) board for additional 4 analog outputs (up to 1 piece)
- Extension 4 digital output boards or 2 extension digital output boards and 2 digital input boards (up to 1 piece)
- Extension analog input board for additional 8 analog inputs (up to 4 pieces)
Either of two status screens is selectable: “Main Graphic” and “Main Status”.
Ethernet
(3)
Touch Panel Terminal Block
12.1" (PFXGP4601TAD) (5)
(2)
(4)
COM2 COM1 or
RS-485 RS-232C
(1)
* It does not show electric wiring and wiring for control (analog input/output, digital input/output).
* The solid line means standard connection and the dashed line means optional connection.
* Extension analog input board is required for 16 analog inputs or more.
Extension digital input/output board is required for 20 digital inputs/outputs or more.
However, extension boards should be set up in MYPRO TOUCH control panel separately. It cannot be set in the central
processing unit chassis. (Depending on condition, size up of the control panel is required.)
You can mainly use following control functions of MYPRO TOUCH Type-S.
Internal
Control Function Control Target
controller No.
Chiller flow control Process flow control by Chiller leaving temperature (PID 08/16)
Condenser fan revolutions/ step control Condenser fan speed control by discharge pressure (PID 09/16)
Other
Capacity control by remote capacity command inputs (analog/digital input)
Compressor number control (AUTO STAGE)
Vi automatic variable control (Auto-Vi)
Hot gas bypass control
Starting bypass control
Compressor oil seal control
Evaporator Oil Return control
You can select using function from ‘System Configuration’ when these control functions are used.
However, sometimes multiple control functions cannot be used at one time, when their inputs/outputs are overlapped.
The function is not available when it has not been connected (extension) as hardware.
For detail, see Section 7.3 MYPRO TOUCH Input/Output list.
Bottom View
WARNING
Make sure to follow above instructions. Death, serious injury or property damage may result if you do
not.
Earth
- Earth touch panel separately from other devices (such as Central Processing Unit board) as dedicated earth.
- If you cannot prepare dedicated earth space, common earth is possible.
(If the common earthing point is corresponding to D-class grounding, it is available.)
Important Notice
- Make sure, if the earth resistance is 100Ω or less.
2
- Use Frame ground (for earthing) electric wire 2 mm (AWG 14) or more.
- Earthing point should be close to touch panel main body to shorten earth wire distance. If the earth wire is longer, use
thicker insulated wire.
- Frame ground and signal ground are connected inside of the touch panel main body. Design its system not to form short
circuit loop, when signal ground terminals are used for connecting touch panel with external devices.
- Obey your local rules or standard. Make sure that its earth resistance is 100Ω and the line for the earthing is at least
2
2 mm or AWG 14.
WARNING
Using battery for the touch panel is primary battery. The battery is replaceable.
Replacement Procedure
“TP BATTERY” will be shown on the screen when the voltage
of touch panel backup battery has dropped. 1. Disconnect the power supply from the touch panel main
(See 3.1.3 main status screen (TOP SCREEN) ) body.
CAUTION 4. Insert the replacement battery and connector all the way.
Either side of the battery can face top or bottom.
Loss of data
Top View
(Analog input connection terminal part)
Side view
Front View(with cover)
Bottom View
(Digital input/output
connection terminal part)
Inside lower section: AD board, DI/O board,
Extension DA board, Extension DI/O board
1
3
13
8
16
2
11
4
14
5
6
19
20
9
10 7
3 Reset switch
(SW4) It is used to reset MYPRO TOUCH system.
CAUTION
4 DIP switch
The top switch is numbered “1” and the bottom one is numbered “6”. Slide each switch to the
(SW5)
top to set it to ON. The factory default setting of these 6 switches (from 1 to 6) are ‘ON, ON,
ON, ON, OFF, OFF’.
5 DIP switch
The top switch is numbered “1” and the bottom one is numbered “4”. Slide each switch to the
(SW7)
top to set it to ON. The factory default setting of these 4 switches (from 1 to 4) are ‘OFF, OFF,
OFF, OFF’.
6 AD board connector It is used to connect an AD board to the CPU board.
(J18) (Use harness”MT-HCPAD-0100-U” between CPU board and AD board for connection.)
7 DI/O board connector It is used to connect a DI/O board to the CPU board.
(J4) (Use harness “MT-HCDIO-0100-U” between CPU board and DI/O board for connection.)
8 Extension DA board
It is used to connect an extension DA board to the CPU board.
connector
(Use harness”MT-HCPDA-0100-U” between CPU board and extension DA board for
(J20)
connection.)
9 Extension DI/O Diver
board connector It is used to connect extension DI/O driver boards. The connectors are provided on the CPU
(J5 to J12) board and can accommodate 4 extension DI/O driver boards (16 inputs/outputs).
The #1(J5, J9) connector is for digital inputs/outputs 1 to 4, #2(J6, J10) for digital
inputs/outputs 5 to 8, #3(J7, J11) for digital inputs/outputs 9 to 12, and #4 (J8, J12) for digital
inputs/outputs 13 to 16.
12 COM1 terminal block It provides terminals for 4-wire RS-485 communication ports.
(TB1) It is used for data communication of the touch panel of MYPRO TOUCH HMI.
13 COM1 terminating
resistor switches These switches turn ON/OFF each terminating resistors installed in the CPU board.
(SW2) They provide termination for the sending and receiving lines independently.
17 Battery holder
(BAT1) This holder is used for internal timing clock. (lithium primary battery CR2032)
CAUTION
WARNING
Make sure not to operate any switches on CPU board during compressor unit running.
The system can also be reset by turning OFF and then ON the MYPRO TOUCH CPU power supply.
WARNING
Resetting MYPRO TOUCH brings the controller in a momentary unstable condition, following which MYPRO
TOUCH is placed in a condition that would result just after turning power ON. As this condition is detrimental to
the compressor unit if it occurs during operation, never perform system resetting while the compressor and
accessory is in operation.
To prevent this kind of problem, MYPRO TOUCH has a low battery detection function. If a low battery condition is detected, this
function causes the “BATTERY ALARM” message blinking at the right corner of the bottom line in the status display screens.
(MYPRO TOUCH doesn't output Digital Output of warning.)
CAUTION
There are two kinds of BATTERY ALARM. Touch Panel Battery CPU board Battery
voltage dropped warning display voltage dropped warning display
"TP BATTERY LOW" "CPU BATTERY"
(Refer to "2.1 Touch Panel".)
Replace the battery under system power off condition. However, you should replace it within only 1 minute. If it takes more than
1 minute, internal clock may be back to initial value. Make sure to check the timing data after the replacement.
Use the following method to replace the internal battery.
(1) Insert your finger into the part indicated by the arrow and pull the battery. Now the battery is free for removal.
Be sure to hold the battery; otherwise, it will drop from the board when the clip is released.
CAUTION
(2) While holding a new battery by its top and bottom, engage the battery with the clip (indicated by the circle on the left side
figure) at the right part in the holder.
(3) Press down the battery gently into its horizontal position in the holder. Then the battery is set the proper position (the clips
engage the battery) by metal fitting. Check the condition, if the holder tabs engage the battery steadily.
2
3 4
5
2 AD board connector
It is used to connect an AD board to the CPU board.
(J1)
(Use contact harness”MT-HCPDA-0100-U” between CPU board and an AD board.)
As above photos, its pin configuration is same as No.4 (J2).(They are replaceable.)
3 AD board channel setting
rotary switch It is used to set channels on AD board.
(SW11) 1 AD board can take in 8 analog inputs.
It specifies as below.
Setting "1" for analog input Ch.01 to 08,
Setting "2" for analog input Ch. 09 to 16,
Setting "4" for analog input Ch.17 to 24(extension),
Setting "8" for analog input Ch.25 to 32(extension)
Set the channel as same as above photos, No.5 (SW12).
4 AD board connector
(J2) It is used to connect extension AD boards.
(MYPRO TOUCH Type-S uses 2 AD boards as standard condition.)
(Use harness”MT-HADAD-0100-U” between AD boards for connection.)
As above photos, its pin configuration is same as No.2 (J1). (They are replaceable.)
6 Potentiometer input
selector switch It allows to use analog inputs CH7, CH8 (CH15, CH16 for the second board) by selecting
current/voltage inputs or potentiometer inputs.
Flip the each switches to the right to activate A side (current/voltage), to the left to activate B
side(potentiometer input)
The factory default is as follow,
They had been set A side (current/voltage) for the each switches on the first AD board,
They had been set B side (potentiometer input) for the each switches on the second AD
board.
NOTE:
Use also the above analog input boards when adding analog input channels (AD CH17 to CH32).
However, there is not enough space to set the boards in CPU chassis. Make enough configuration space for them.
Terminal Block
Refer to
next page.
The analog input circuits (internal circuit of MYPRO TOUCH) are schematically shown below.
AD board
Internal circuit of MYPRO
24V
TOUCH Current/voltage
selector switch
1 24V
AG
When the current/voltage selector switch is set to ON, a 250Ω resistor is connected to the input circuit as shown in the above
diagram. DC current signals of 4 to 20 mA are then converted into 1 to 5 V DC voltage signals before being input to the
analog-to-digital (A/D) converter circuit. When the selector switch is set to OFF, the current signals are input directly to the A/D
converter circuit.
CAUTION
NOTE:
The switch is set to ON before shipment from the factory. (Current type signal source)
2.4.2 Input Type Selection for Channels 15 and 16 of Analog Input Boards
The analog input channels CH7 and CH8 (on the second AD board, they are CH15 and CH16) can select and use
current/voltage inputs or potentiometer inputs on MYPRO TOUCH.
When the lever of the analog input selector switch marked “SW9” on the AD board is moved to “A” side, CH7 (CH15 for the
second) is set for current/voltage inputs (analog input terminal block CH7A (CH15A) is enabled). When the lever is moved to the
“B” side, CH7 (CH15) is set for potentiometer inputs (analog input terminal block CH7B (CH15B) is enabled).
For CH8 (CH16 for the second), you can take same way of switching with the selector switch marked “SW10” on the AD board
(see NOTE under the table below).
The diagram below shows the A/D converter circuit (internal circuit of MYPRO TOUCH AD board) to schematically depict the
above explanation.
AD board
Current/voltage A case of
inputs 15CH
CH15A
from analog input A
board AD
converter
Potentiometer Integrated
inputs Potentiometer B
CH15B converter circuit circuit
from analog input
board
Analog input
selector switch
SW9
Selection of signal Source Type for Channel 15 (in the case for low-stage slide valve position)
SW7 SW9
Input Source Connection switch position switch position
on AD board on AD board
Potentiometer Potentiometer inputs 1 to 3 are connected to Any position B
terminals LF1 to LF3 of terminal block CH15B on (ON and OFF)
analog input board.
Voltage signal source Connect “+” side of input to terminal 15A+ on OFF A
CH15A terminal block of analog input board, and
“-” side to terminal 15A-.
NOTE:
The above table also applies to selection of analog input type for channel 16 if channel number “15” is read as “16”, switch
number “SW7” of the AD board as “SW8”, and switch number “SW9” as “SW10”.
CAUTION
* This DI/O board is only for AC (alternating current) load. It is not possible to use it for DC (direct current) load.
1
3
MT-DIOA-01
4
8
9
5
2
It allows to keep the continuity between ground (terminal) and the printed circuit board.
WARNING
9 FG(frame ground )terminal
* This DI/O board is only for DC (direct current) load. It is not possible to use it for AC (alternating current) load.
1
3
MT-DIOA-DC01
4
8
9
5
2
8 CP
(circuit protector) It is used for overcurrent protection parts of relay.
It shuts down the outputs when the current, which is over 2A, flows to the relay contact.
At the time, white knob of circuit protector will comes up slightly.
At first, eliminate the overcurrent and press into the white knob to reset.
It allows to keep the continuity between ground (terminal) and the printed circuit board.
WARNING
2 DA board connector
It is used to connect an extension DA board to the CPU board.
(J1)
(Use harness”MT-HCPDA-0100-U” between CPU board and an extension DA board for
connection.)
3 Analog output terminal
It is used to connect analog output (DC 4 to 20mA) wires.
blocks
(Use plugs “IC2.5/3-ST-5.08” for connection.)
(TB1)
CAUTION
You cannot select each setting using analog outputs, without installation of extension analog output
board.
Install extension output board before the setting using analog outputs.
8
9
It allows to keep continuity between ground (terminal) and the printed circuit board.
FG(frame ground)
9
terminal
CAUTION
8
9
8 CP
(Circuit protector) It is used for overcurrent protection parts of relay.
It shuts down the outputs when the current, which is over 2A, flows to the relay contact.
At the time, white knob of circuit protector will comes up slightly.
At first, eliminate the over current and press into the white knob to rest.
9 FG(frame ground)
terminal It allows to keep continuity between ground (terminal) and the printed circuit board.
CAUTION
Virtual analog inputs (derived from real analog inputs through calculation)
Acronym Full Spelling Assigned Input Channel No.
OIL DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
dOP (System Config. dependence) OP-DP / OP-SP / DP-OP AI65
FILTER DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
dFP (System Config. dependence) DP-AFP / BFP-OP / DP-OP AI66
PID controller
Controller NO Full Spelling Function
(LOW STAGE) SLIDE VALVE Low stage compressor capacity
PID 01/16
on PRESSURE on pressure control (SP, SSP, DP, SDP)
(LOW STAGE) SLIDE VALVE Low stage compressor capacity
PID 02/16
on CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE on chiller leaving temperature control
CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE Chiller expansion valve opening degree
PID 03/16
on SUCTION SUPERHEAT on suction superheat control
LIMIT on SUCTION PRESSURE Expansion valve opening degree limiter
PID 04/16
for CHILLER EXPANSIN VALVE on suction pressure control
LIMIT on CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE Expansion valve opening degree limiter
PID 05/16
for CHILLER EXPANSIN VALVE on chiller leaving temperature control
ECONOMIZER/INTERCOOLER EXPANSION VALVE Eco./Int. expansion valve opening degree
PID 06/16
on INTERMEDIATE SUPERHEAT on intermediate superheat control
Liquid injection expansion valve opening degree on
PID 07/16 LIQUID INJECTION
discharge temperature/superheat control
Others
Acronym Full Spelling Acronym Full Spelling
A/O ANALOG OUTPUT OIL P. OIL PUMP
AI ANALOG INPUT P. PAGE
C7 CHARACTER BIT 7 PE EVEN PARITY
C8 CHARACTER BIT 8 PN NON PARITY
CH. CHANNEL PO ODD PARITY
COMM COMMUNICATION PRES. PRESSURE
COMP. COMPRESSOR PRESS. PRESSURE
CTRL CONTROL PV PROCESS VALUE
D/O DIGITAL OUTPUT S1 STOP BIT 1
ECONO. ECONOMIZER/INTER COOLER S2 STOP BIT 2
EXP.VALVE EXPANSION VALVE SETPT SET POINT
H.SLIDE VALVE HIGH STAGE SLIDE VALVE SH SUPERHEAT
HI HIGH SP SUCTION PRESSURE
SLIDE VALVE POSITION
HRS HOURS SV
or SOLENOID VALVE
HIGH STAGE
HSV SV SET VALUE
SLIDE VALVE POSITION
I/O INPUT/OUTPUT TEMP TEMPERATURE
INTER INTERMEDIATE VFD VARIABLE FREQUNCY DRIVE
L.SLIDE VALVE LOW STAGE SLIDE VALVE W/ WITH
CHILLER
LBT W/O WITHOUT
LEAVING TEMPERATURE
LO LOW
MV MANIPURATING VALUE
MANIPULATING VALUE
MVH
HIGH LIMIT
MANIPULATING VALUE
MVL
LOW LIMIT
5 5
4 Gauge display area It displays current suction, discharge, and differential oil pressure are displayed in gauges.
To switch the Main Status Screen, press the arrow marks ( < , > ) in the right-and –left
5 Screen switching switch
edge of the screen.
Display for
6 It displays the status of compressor.
Compressor status
It displays “BATTERY ALARM” warning when the RTC backup battery for CPU-Board or the
memory backup battery for touch-panel is discharged.
"TP BATTERY LOW" : Replace the memory backup battery for touch-panel.
"CPU BATTERY" : Replace the RTC backup battery for CPU-Board.
It is used to start the compressor only when the LOCAL mode (operation control mode) is
7 START switch
selected. It does not work in the REMOTE, COMM, or AUTO STAGE mode
This switch can be used to stop the compressor regardless of the operation mode selected
8 STOP switch
(see CAUTION below).
You can use this switch to clear an alarm if the compressor has stopped by issuance of an
9 CLEAR ALARM switch
alarm (FAILURE).
CAUTION
According to the selection for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, MYPRO TOUCH
automatically goes the following conditions when the STOP switch is pressed on the touch panel of MYPRO
TOUCH.
- When the ‘LOCAL’, ‘REMOTE’, or ‘COMM’ mode (expect the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode) has been selected,
pressing the STOP switch causes no change to the operation control mode in the case of the ‘LOCAL’
mode. The mode automatically changes to ‘LOCAL’ in the case of the ‘REMOTE’ and ‘COMM’ modes. The
compressor, if it is operating, will then stop after the liquid collecting process. (It remains stopped
thereafter.)
To restart the compressor, simply press the STOP switch if you need not to change the mode from
‘LOCAL’ to another, or turn ON the relevant operation control command after changing the mode from
‘LOCAL’ to the desired mode.
- When the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode has been selected, pressing the STOP switch does not cause any
change to the setting for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen. On the other hand, the
selection of ‘ENABLE’ you made for the ‘CONTROL’ item in the ‘AUTO STAGE’ screen automatically
changes to ‘DISABLE’.
In this case, if the compressor under control is running when the STOP switch is pressed, the compressor
will then stop after completing the liquid collecting process.
Even the STOP switch is pressed on the master station and its ‘CONTROL’ item setting in the ‘AUTO
STAGE’ screen is consequently changed to ‘DISABLE’, the AUTO STAGE control continues to work on all
the other stations (slave stations).
To recover the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode control after pressing the STOP switch, it is necessary (for the case
of the master station and the case of a slave station) to perform the steps below. (Simply pressing the
START key on the station does not recover the automatic staging control.)
There is a screen where the capacity of the compressor (potentiometer) was displayed, too.
J Series Compound-2
10 6
11 5
[LOG OFF] icon 12
[LANGUAGE] icon 13
[BRIGHTNESS] icon 14
[SCREEN LOCK] icon
15 16
Display of Main Status Screen
No. Name Function
1 Title block display area It displays the name of controller.
2 ID/security level It displays User ID and password security level of current operating.
display area
3 DATE/time display area It displays current date and time.
Current condition
4 Display area It displays current operation mode, compressor status, and operation start/stop settings.
5 Controls display area It displays status of the current capacity control.
The CONTROLS screen display is switched, and the state of various conditioners is
6 CONTROLS Tab displayed.
This area also gives an indication if increase of the compressor’s capacity is prohibited or it is
7 Limit display area forcedly reduced.
It displays process values of individual analog inputs, calculated values derived from analog
8 Main PV screen inputs, total operating time count, and operating time count of the day.
[ PV CHOICE SETTING ] The value and the calculation value of each analog input displayed on the MAIN PV screen
9 icon from the analog input are selected now.
It displays the ALARM (miner warning) that issued now and past ALARM (miner warning)
Alarm log history.
10 display area By touching this part (2 histories from the top), the screen will be change to “ALARM LOG"
screen and you can check more detailed ALARM (miner warning) history.
It displays the FAILURE (serious warning) that issued now and past FAILURE (serious
11 Failure log warning) history.
display area By touching this part (2 histories from the bottom), the screen will be change to “FAILURE
LOG" screen and you can check more detailed FAILURE (serious warning) history.
It is used only to start the compressor operation when the LOCAL mode (operation control
12 START switch mode) is selected.
This switch does not work in the REMOTE, COMM, or AUTO STAGE mode.
13 STOP switch This switch can be used to stop the compressor regardless of the operation mode selected
(Refer to 30 page note.).
This switch is used to clear an alarm if the compressor has stopped by issuance of an alarm
14 CLEAR ALARM switch (FAILURE).
15 MENU switch Various function menus are displayed.
It displays “BATTERY ALARM” warning when the RTC backup battery for CPU-Board or the
memory backup battery for touch-panel is discharged.
"TP BATTERY LOW" : Replace the memory backup battery for touch-panel.
"CPU BATTERY" : Replace the RTC backup battery for CPU-Board.
(Other each control setting values are not backups with the battery.)
Please note that the data maintenance is not done in case of "More than regulated time (CPU-board side: 1 minutes , the
touch-panel side : 10 minutes) after the power supply is turned OFF, and the battery is removed" about these data when
you exchange the above-mentioned the battery.
Icon
When the USB storage is installed, it displays it.
[ USB ] icon When the USB storage is detached, it touches this icon.
The USB storage enters a removable state when this icon disappears.
[ HOME ] icon TOP SCR and the screen are switched.
[camera] icon When the USB storage is installed, it can be capture of the display (take).
[ LOG OFF ] icon It is displayed to the MYPRO TOUCH system, it is "Logon".
"Logoff" can be done by pushing long when parting from the panel.
[ LANGUAGE ] icon This part is switched and the display language of the touch panel screen of MYPRO TOUCH can
be switched when touching.
[ BRIGHTNESS ] icon This icon is shifted to the screen of the adjustment of the brightness of the touch panel of MYPRO
TOUCH when touching. (following reference)
By touching this icon, MYPRO TOUCH touch panel screen does not operate (locked) temporarily.
[ SCREEN LOCK ] icon During this time, you can clean up the touch panel.
Press “UNLOCK” switch for 3 seconds or more to unlock the function.
2. The brightness of the touch panel is selected and brightness is selected touching in the adjustment bar on it is possible
to do by 16 stages, and the screen.
The left side is dark, and the right side lightens.
(Please adjust brightness referring to SAMPLE VIEW to how to see the screen. )
3. Please touch the [HOME] icon on the right of the screen when you complete the brilliance control.
Moreover, when the capacity control limiter operates in the LIMIT display part in the upper part of the screen, it displays it as
follows.
CAUTION
The setting is maintained in entering an off-line screen of the power supply determination and the touch
panel when PV displayed on the PV CHOICE SETTING screen is selecting set, and when the program of
the touch panel is updated, the setting is forgotten.
(When the program of CPU is updated or CPU is reset, what has been displayed according to the setting
up to now might not be displayed. )
In that case, can confirm the display of MAIN PV sorry to trouble you, but when update the program, and
have be the repeated setting on the PV CHOICE SETTING screen from the tool icon in upper right of
MAIN PV.
SINGLE
DP-AFP OP-SP AFP-SP
SINGLE ECONOMIZER w/o SENSOR - ◎ - - ×
BFP-OP DP-OP BFP-SP
SINGLE ECONOMIZER w/ SENSOR
COMPOUND-1 - - - - - - - -
COMPOUND-2 - - - - - - - -
UD-Vi - - - - - - - -
400 Series - - - - - - - -
J Series
DP-AFP
J ECONOMIZER w/o SENSOR - ◎ - - OP-SP × ×
DP-OP
J ECONOMIZER w/ SENSOR
FM160 Series
FM160 ECONOMIZER w/o SENSOR - ◎ - - BFP-OP OP-SP × ×
FM160 ECONOMIZER w/ SENSOR
- : disable, x : Not Selected(Not Use), ○ : selected. ◎ : Fixed
SYSTEM CONIFG.
CGP1 -> NO CGP1 -> YES CGP1 -> NO CGP1 -> YES
CGP1 SENSOR
CGT1 -> NO CGT1 -> NO CGT1 -> YES CGT1 -> YES
CGT1 SENSOR
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
2-MOTORIZED
Expansion Valve
VALVES
VALVES
VALVES
VALVES
VALVES
VALVES
VALVES
VALVES
Except
Except
Except
Except
Kind
Control
1 : SSH
SSH SSH SSH SSH = CGT1 - t(CGP1)
SSH ONLY --- --- ---
= ST - t(SP) = ST - t(CGP1) = CGT1 - t(SP) = CGT1 - t(CGP1) 2 : SSH2
= CGT2 - t(CGP2)
1 : SSH
SSH SSH SSH SSH = CGT1 - t(CGP1)
--- --- ---
= ST - t(SP) = ST - t(CGP1) = CGT1 - t(SP) = CGT1 - t(CGP1) 2 : SSH2
SSH
= CGT2 - t(CGP2)
w/ SP LIMIT
1 : CGP1
SP --- SP --- SP --- SP
2 : CGP2
1 : SSH
SSH SSH SSH SSH = CGT1 - t(CGP1)
SSH --- --- ---
= ST - t(SP) = ST - t(CGP1) = CGT1 - t(SP) = CGT1 - t(CGP1) 2 : SSH2
w/ LBT LIMIT = CGT2 - t(CGP2)
LBT --- LBT --- LBT --- LBT LBT
1 : SSH
SSH SSH SSH SSH = CGT1 - t(CGP1)
--- --- ---
= ST - t(SP) = ST - t(CGP1) = CGT1 - t(SP) = CGT1 - t(CGP1) 2 : SSH2
SSH = CGT2 - t(CGP2)
w/ SP&LBT LIMIT
1 : CGP1
SP --- SP --- SP --- SP
2 : CGP2
The operational expression might change into dOP by operating Oil Pump.
dP is not displayed for unused. The warning watch is not done.
dOP2( = SVOP-DP) is operated only for COMPRESSOR -> 400 Series.
dFFP( = DP-AFFP) is operated only for I/O PLATFORM -> EUROPE AND AFTER FINE FILTER PRESSURE -> YES.
o o o
In the case of display C, unit of superheat has adopted K (Kelvin). (In the case of F, it displays in F.)
When 'MAIN PV' frame is pushed one second or longer, 'PV MONITOR' screen is displayed.
If you touch each function icon, the screen that shown below
screen or the list menu of selection (titles of the screen) will be
displayed.
However, you need displayable (enable to display) user ID and
password to use the function icons.
Setting ICON Group (Lv.0) Alarm ICON Group (Lv.0) Monitor ICON Group (Lv.0)
Set Time ICON (Lv.1) Alarm Log ICON (Lv.0) Program Ver. ICON (Lv.0)
Password ICON (Lv.2) Failure Log ICON (Lv.0) System Details ICON (Lv.0)
Calibration ICON (Lv.1) Event Log ICON (Lv.0) Device Monitor ICON (Lv.2)
NO
System Configuration
Setting ICON
( No Password )
Analog Output Auxiliary Input Timer Option Analog Input Slide Valve Calibration
Assignment
Alarm/Failure ICON
( No Password )
LIMITS ICON
( Password Lv.1 )
Limits 1/10 Limits 2/10 Limits 3/10 Limits 4/10 Limits 5/10
(Unchangeable (Unchangeable (Unchangeable (Unchangeable (Unchangeable
OEM Limits) OEM Limits) OEM Limits) OEM Limits) OEM Limits)
Limits 6/10 Limits 7/10 Limits 8/10 Limits 9/10 Limits 10/10
(Unchangeable (Option A/I) (Option A/I) (Range Over) (Range Over)
OEM Limits)
(14)Expansion Valve
(7)Other Setpoints
(SP / CGP1) Control)
(Hot Gas Bypass SV)
(15)Expansion Valve
(13)Expansion Valve
(LBT) Control
(SSH) Control
(11) (12)
(17)Level Control
(18)Auto Stage
(19)Communication Setup
Graph
ICON
( No Password )
Monitor ICON
( NO Password )
3.2.1 Password
MYPRO TOUCH system has ‘Administration (Limit) by user ID and
password’
You need the user ID and the password when you change the
setting points or start the system operating.
For the items which needs the user ID and the password,
‘Pass word Icon’ like right figure will be displayed.
CAUTION
To operate MYPRO TOUCH system properly, manage the user ID and the password with care.
An administrator should be chosen to manage the user ID and the password, and control them tightly.
Password category
Administrator Level : Level-2 (LogOff is Required on the Top Screen at the Graphic View for the invalidation. )
Password Device Monitor
File Manager System Configuration Parameter Clear
System Details A/I Scaling
User Level : Level-1 (Required LogOff on the Top Screen at the Graphic View for the invalidation.)
Top Screen (changing) Graphic View (changing)
[Control Summary]( changing) Set Points( includes Scheduler) Other Set Points
VFD Setup Auto Vi Auto Stage(including Communication)
Capacity Control Exp. Valve Control (SSH) Exp. Valve Control (SP)
Exp. Valve Control (LBT) Economizer/Intercooler SV Liquid Injection Control
Chiller LBT Control Condenser Control High Stage Cap. Control
VFD Compressor (SP DP) VFD Compressor (LBT) Exp. Valve Control (SSH2)
Exp. Valve Control (CGP2) Level Control
[Setting] Slide Valve Setup Set Time
A/O Assignment A/I Adjustment Option A/I
Auxiliary Input Timer
[Alarm/Failure] Setting(Limits - Range Over)
No password
Top Screen Graphic View Control Summary (display)
[Monitor]
Show Program Version DI/O Status AD I /O Assignment
Alarm Log Failure Log Event Log
[Graph]
Trend Graph Historical Trend Graph (Memo Window)
The settable items are displayed with a frame (no unit) like The items which are available to enter numbers, it is displayed
below figure. with white frame (with unit).
(In many cases, they are written by character string.) (Some numbers have no unit.)
’Initialization of the set point’ should be done first after the introduction of MYPRO TOUCH system.
It means to return each setting point of your MYPRO TOUCH system to the factory default.
(Though the setting points had been initialized before the shipment, we are afraid if your MYPRO TOUCH setting points have
changed because of its shipping, the inventory time and the inventory condition,)
(There is no need to initialize your set points from next start up.)
Procedure
Press the MYPRO TOUCH ‘System Configuration’ icon, which is
arranged in Function Icon part under the condition that the MYPRO
TOUCH system is running and the compressor units are stopping (Configuration ICON)
status.
(Before this step, the password required to be input.)
CAUTION
Setting of each items on’ EASY SETUP’ and ’SYSTEM DETAILS’ screens should be done properly to
adjust the setting for compressor units.
If there is a difference of the setting between controller and compressor units, the compressor will not
been controlled properly. Additionally, the protective function of the controller will not work.
Make sure to input ‘OFF’ as an operation command, to avoid unexpected start-up of the compressor
when “control program stopped state” is canceled (migrating normal booting state).
Before the operation, make sure to check the appropriate setting points on other function , when you
have set or changed the setting items on ‘EASY SETUP’ or ‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ screens.
(1)PARAMETER CLEAR
(2)SYSTEM DETAILS
(3) ANALOG OUTPUT
ADJUSTMENT
(4)CONFIG.&SETTING
IMPORT/EXPORT (5) AUTO CAPTURE
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
PARAMETER CLEAR Control set points return The initializing of the control set points
to initial setting points. Reset the control set points.
Switches to the ‘SYSTEM DETAIL’ screen as the set points are.
SYSTEM DETAILS --- Set and check the system.
ANALOG OUTPUT Switches to the ‘ANALOG OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT’ screen.
ADJUSTMENT --- Set and check the analog output.
CONFIG. & SETTING
IMPORT/EXPORT --- Switches to the ‘CONFIG. & SETTING IMPORT/EXPORT’ screen.
It can be capture (hard copy) in the automatic operation as for all
AUTO CAPTURE --- screens.
CAUTION
The MYPRO TOUCH operation will be momentary-unstable and after that it goes the same condition as
just after power on, when you operate the system reset.
Make sure not to do the system reset while the compressor is running.
Because this state of event adversely affect the devices while it occurs during the operating of
compressors or auxiliaries.
The MYPRO TOUCH initializes and defaults each set point if you
touch INITIALIZE switch. During this initializing, a timer will be
displayed and you cannot operate it.
CAUTION
- I/O PLATFORM
- COMPRESSOR
* NOT USE
OIL RETURN SV
USE
* YES Oil separator with temperature sensor.
OIL SEPARATOR TEMP. SENSOR
NO Oil separator without temperature sensor.
NOT USE Not Use
DI15 USE * INTERLOCK-3 Use as INTERLOCK-3
OIL LEVEL SWITCH Use as OIL LEVEL SWITCH
* NO Not Use by priority
DO18 AUX
YES Use by priority
YES With after-fine-filter pressure sensor
AFTER FINE FILTER PRESS. SENSOR
* NO Without after-fine-filter pressure sensor
* NOT USE NOT USE
BYPASS
HOT GAS BYPASS
(Bypass control)
STARTING BYPASS
NOTE: In the table, the setting options marked * are the default settings
CAUTION
Please set a setpoint appropriately on the inverter side at the lowest rotational speed, the maximum
speed, the start frequency, the acceleration time, the deceleration time, and analog input filter time
constant, when the VFD function is used.
LIQUID INJECTION OIL COOLING CONTROL cannot be selected for "I/O PLATFORM -> North America, Asia, South America"
and "COMPRESSOR -> COMPOUND-2".
Change to LOCAL STOP Changed to the STOP state in the LOCAL mode
OPARATION MODE
RESTORE ON POWER UP
* Keep Current CONDITION Staying in the current operation control mode and state
CONTROL TARGET SYSTEM SUCTION PRESSURE System suction pressure (SSP is displayed.)
(CUT IN/OUT) CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE Chiller entering temperature (EBT is displayed.)
If the output values are too small over the entire range, enter positive numbers as both the ‘LOW’ and ‘HIGH’ offset values. Enter
negative numbers in the opposite case.
Only for the ’SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen, it becomes possible to enter a value in the ‘OUT’ brackets (indicating the
current output percentage) to make the value be output as an actual output.
(4)
The external storage has not been inserted in the - Insert the external storage in the indicator.
16384 No external storage
indicator or SD card cover is opened. - Close the SD card cover.
Failed the reading the data from the external
20480 Read error storage, when the data is transferred from the - Check if the external storage has no damage.
external storage to the connected equipment.
Failed the writing to external storage when the - Check if there is enough space in the external
data is transferred from the connected equipment storage.
24576 Write error
to the external storage or there is no free space. - Check if the external storage has no damage.
The SD card is write –protected. - Awake the write-protect of the SD card.
- Check if the external storage has been
SD card error SD card or USB storage has not been formatted
28672 formatted correctly.
/USB storage error correctly or it has a damage
- Check if the external storage has no damage.
Failed the writing the data to the connected
Write error to - Check the communication of touch panel and
49152 equipment, when the data is transferred from the
the connected equipment MYPRO TOUCH CPU.
external storage to the connected equipment.
Failed the reading the data from the connected
Read error from - Check the communication of touch panel and
53248 equipment, when the data is transferred from the
the connected equipment MYPRO TOUCH CPU.
external storage to the connected equipment.
CAUTION
Please do not pull out the USB flash memory between until completing transmit.
Please do not store it excluding data necessary for writing a set value (Import) in the USB flash memory
used for MYPRO TOUCH.
(It doesn't assume the responsibility about the damage of the file etc. at all. )
When prescribed folder (¥file) doesn't exist when preserving it in external storage, folder (¥file) is made
and preserved automatically.
Please copy each folder and preserve it when you preserve the CSV file in PC and other external storage.
When the content, the folder name, and the file name of the CSV file are changed, it is not possible to
read and write it correctly.
A part of data is not read/is not written at the setting and the operating time etc. of each PID controller.
Please confirm a set value before it begins to system running when you copy a set value.
Operate with care when you operate the set points file.
Delete the file with special attention. Once you delete the file, you cannot restore the file anymore.
(Basically, there is no need to delete the file.)
3.4 Adjustment of the System (Setting way for Trial and Readjustment)
(Setting ICON)
The describing of the icons is for the setting method of the trial and readjustment.
(1) ‘SET TIME’ It allows to set the MYPRO TOUCH system time.
(2) ‘PASSWORD’ It allows to change the password file.
(3) ‘CALIBRATION’ It allows to adjust each MYPRO TOUCH system.
(1) ‘ANALOG OUTPUT ASSIGNMENT It allows to assign analog outputs.
(2) ‘AUXILIARY INPUT TIMER’ It allows to set each control judgment time. (Alarm/Failure judgment time is
‘Alarm/Failure’.)
(3) ‘OPTION ANALOG INPUT’ It allows to set the optional analog inputs, which apply unused vacant
channels.
(4) ‘SLIDE VALVE CALIBRATION’ It allows to adjust the position of the compressor slide valves.
(5) ‘ANALOG INPUT ADJUSTMENT’ It allows to adjust analog inputs.
(6) ‘DI/O STATUS’ It allows to check the digital inputs/outputs status and test outputs.
CAUTION
MYPRO TOUCH system time may cause the clock error ' ±65 seconds/month ' on the condition that no
power distribution.
While in use, the clock error ' - 380~ +90 seconds/month ' may be caused by the temperature or the usage
period.
Especially if you use the function of schedule operation or data collection, check the difference with
the standard time (the interaction with the touch panel and MYPRO TOUCH CPU) with care, and make a
regular setting of the exact time.
1. Confirmation of SD card
Please confirm that it is in the state that the SD card can be used.
CAUTION
When the user ID / password is changed, user ID / password registered before becomes invalid.
Please register user ID / password of security level 2,
when you change the user ID / password because initialized user ID / password becomes invalid, too.
If the password is not registered, it is not possible to move from the PASSWORD screen.
To operate MYPRO TOUCH system properly, manage the user ID and the password with care.
An administrator should be chosen to manage the user ID and the password, and control them tightly.
4. Change complete
When the setting is completed, it is displayed as shown in a right
picture.
Please shut Window touching OK.
[ Input Method ]
1. Touch the ‘CODE’ column.
2. The keypad is displayed.
3. The code number for the item to want to output after
‘ASSIGNMENT LIST’ is confirmed is input.
4. Fix it pushing [ ENT ].
5. If the code number specification is correct, the input is accepted.
It is not accepted when the mistake is found in the code number,
and the previous setting value is displayed.
(For example, it is not accepted because there is no allocation in
the code number "32". )
NOTE:
In the following table, the assignments for the items in parentheses ( ) are valid if the associated optional inputs are available.
007 : AI08 ( OIL SEPARATOR TEMPERATURE ) Outputs process value of oil separator temperature
( AFTER FINE FILTER PRESSURE ) or PV of after-fine-filter pressure at AI08
008 : AI09 ( INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE ) Outputs process value of intermediate pressure
( OPTION */4 ) or PV of optional analog input at AI09.
009 : AI10 ( INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURE ) Outputs process value of intermediate temperature
( OPTION */4 ) or PV of optional analog input at AI10.
010 : AI11 ( SYSTEM DISCHARGE PRESSURE ) Outputs process value of system discharge pressure
( OPTION */4 ) or PV of optional analog input at AI11.
011 : AI12 COMPRESSOR MOTOR CURRENT Outputs process value of compressor motor current at AI12.
012 : AI13 ( CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE ) Outputs process value of chiller inlet temperature
ASSIGNMENT ( OPTION */4 ) or PV of optional analog input from AI13.
013 : AI14 ( CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE ) Outputs process value chiller outlet temperature
Process Value ( OPTION */4 ) or PV of optional analog input at AI14.
of Analog inputs
014 : AI15 (LOW STAGE) SLIDE VALVE POSITION Outputs process value of low-stage capacity at AI15
015 : AI16 ((HIGH STAGE) SLIDE VALVE POSITION)
Outputs Process value of high-stage slide valve position, slide valve
( SLIDE VALVE OIL PRESSURE )
oil feed pressure, system suction pressure, or optional analog input
( SYSTEM SUCTION PRESSURE )
at AI16.
( OPTION */4 )
016 : AI17 ( CHILLER LEAVING GAS PRESS. ) Outputs PV of evaporator gas outlet pressure at AI17
017 : AI18 ( CHILLER LEAVING GAS TEMP. ) Outputs PV of evaporator gas outlet temperature at AI18
018 : AI19 ( SYSTEM SUCTION PRESSURE ) Outputs PV of system suction pressure at AI19
019 : AI20
Outputs PV of remote capacity control target at AI20
( REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL TARGET )
020 : AI21 ( OPTION */4 ) Outputs PV of optional analog input at AI21
021 : AI22 ( OPTION */4 ) Outputs PV of optional analog input at AI22
022 : AI23 ( OPTION */4 ) Outputs PV of optional analog input at AI23
023 : AI24 ( OPTION */4 ) Outputs PV of optional analog input at AI24
024 : AI23 ( CHILLER LEAVING GAS PRESS.2 ) Outputs PV of evaporator gas outlet pressure 2 at AI23
025 : AI24 ( CHILLER LEAVING GAS TEMP.2 ) Outputs PV of evaporator gas outlet temperature 2 at AI24
026 to 063 : AI25 to AI32 INVALID No assignments for outputs at AI25 to AI32
064 : AI65 OIL DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE Outputs calculated oil differential pressure (OP-DP) at AI65.
065 : AI66 FILTER DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE Outputs calculated filter differential pressure (DP-AFP) at AI66.
066 : AI67 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE Outputs calculated differential pressure (AFP-SP or AFP-IP) at AI67.
Outputs calculated suction superheat (ST-SP saturation temperature
067 : AI68 SUCTION SUPERHEAT
or GT1-SP1 saturation temperature) at AI68.
Outputs calculated intermediate superheat (IT-IP saturation
ASSIGNMENT 068 : AI69 ( INTERMEDIATE SUPERHEAT )
temperature) at AI69.
Outputs calculated discharge superheat (DT-DP saturation
069 : AI70 DISCHARGE SUPERHEAT
temperature) at AI70.
Virtual analog Outputs discharge pressure divided by calculated suction pressure
inputs 070 : AI71 ( DIS./SUC. PRESSURE RATIO ) value at AI71. (in case of J Economizer W/ Sensor , Discharge
(Arithmetic Pressure / Intermediate pressure )
value) 071 : AI72 ( CALCULATED Vi ) Outputs calculated Vi value at AI72.
072 : AI73 ( Vi POSITION ) Outputs Vi position at AI73
073 : AI74 ( COMPRESSOR CAPACITY ) Outputs compressor capacity at AI74
Outputs percent of slide valve position at AI75
074 : AI75 ( SLIDE VALVE PERCENT ) * When REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL is selected, it is an
automatic allocating.
113 : PID 03/16 SV PID 03/16 ( SUCTION SUPERHEAT CONTROL PID OUT )
Outputs set value or manipulating value of evaporator expansion valve for suction
superheat control.
* When CHILLER CONTROL -> EXPANSION VALVE -> MOTORIZED CONTROL
115 : PID 03/16 MV VALVE is selected, MV is an automatic allocating.
161 : PID 06/16 SV PID 06/16 ( INTERMEDIATE SUPERHEAT CONTROL PID OUT )
Outputs set value or actual manipulating value of Economizer/Intercooler YOSAKU
expansion valve for intermediate superheat control.
163 : PID 06/16 MV * When LIQUID INJECTION CONTROL -> MOTORIZED CONTROL VALVE is
selected, MV is an automatic allocating.
177 : PID 07/16 SV PID 07/16 ( LIQUID INJECTION CONTROL PID OUT )
Outputs set value or actual manipulating value of liquid injection YOSAKU expansion
valve for discharge temperature or discharge superheat control.
ASSIGNMENT * When LIQUID INJECTION CONTROL -> MOTORIZED CONTROL VALVE is
179 : PID 07/16 MV selected, MV is an automatic allocating.
Controller Set 193 : PID 08/16 SV PID 08/16 ( CHILLER LBT CONTROL PID OUT )
Value Outputs set value or manipulating value for process flow rate control based on process
outlet temperature control.
(SV) * When CHILLER CONTROL -> LBT CONTROL is selected, MV is an automatic
or 195 : PID 08/16 MV allocating.
Controller
Manipulating PID 09/16 ( DISCARGE PRESSURE CONTROL PID OUT )
209 : PID 09/16 SV
Value Outputs set value or manipulating value for condenser fan speed control based on
(MV) discharge pressure control.
211 : PID 09/16 MV * When CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD is selected, MV is an automatic allocating.
225 : PID 10/16 SV PID 10/16 ( HIGH STAGE CAPACITY CONTROL PID OUT )
Outputs set value or actual manipulating value for high-stage capacity control based on
227 : PID 10/16 MV intermediate pressure control.
241 : PID 11/16 SV PID 11/16 ( VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL PID OUT )
Outputs set value actual manipulating value for VFD control based on pressure control.
* When VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL -> USE is selected, MV is an automatic
243 : PID 11/16 MV allocating.
This window allows you to make timer settings for digital input to the
external input channels.
NOTE:
In the following table, ‘INTERLOCK-3’ is valid only
when the associated optional function is provided.
1. Touch the area which is shown at the right figure, if the changing
the name is required.
2. Input any letters, after the key board is displayed.
(Up to 4 alphanumeric characters)
3. Touch the ENT switch to enter.
(When not changing, it touches the ESC switch. )
4. With the icon, you are allowed to switch the name of default
and the inputting name.
You can assign a channel numbers of vacant channels to ‘CHANNEL’1/4 to 4/4 in the window. (Default values are “xxxx”,
indicating “no assignment”.)
The following units can be assigned to the option analog inputs.
Item Unit Description
* NO UNIT No unit
TEMPERATURE Temperature sensor
PRESSURE Pressure sensor
CURRENT Current sensor
SENSOR RATE 0.0 - 100.0 %
VIBRATION Vibrometer sensor
REVOLUTION Revolutions sensor
FREQUENCY Frequency
ACCELERATION Acceleration sensor
* NOT USE No ALARM and FAILURE are assigned
LOW Low ALARM or Low FAILURE is assigned
ALARM and FAILURE
HIGH High ALARM or High FAILURE is assigned
HIGH & LOW Low and High ALARM, or Low and High FAILURE are assigned
NOTE:
Following types of ALARM (minor warning) or FAILURE (serious warning) are selectable for the assigned optional analog input
item. For the method, see Section 3.5.5 ‘LIMITS 4/4’ screen”.
NOTE: In the table, the setting options marked * are the default settings
NOTE:
MYPRO TOUCH cannot complete the automatic calibration processing if any of the following conditions exists:
- The potentiometer for detecting the slide valve position has defective.
- The potentiometer is installed at an inappropriate angle.
- Connection to analog input channels is incorrect.
- Any of the analog input selections is incorrect (see Section 2.4.2 Input Type Selection for Channels 15 and 16 of Analog Input
Boards).
The setting in this screen is possible only when ‘YES’ is selected for
‘D/O TEST OPERATION’ in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen.
If ‘NO’ is selected, the ‘NOT AVAILABLE’ message shown in the
right figure, indicating that the setting in the ‘SLIDE VALVE SETUP’
screen is not possible.
WARNING
Setup operation in this ‘SLIDE VALVE SETUP’ screen involves actual operation of the oil pump. Confirm the
safety in the compressor unit area before pressing the switches.
NOTE: Touching the HOME icon at any time can cancel the setup procedure halfway.
After an automatic correction is completed, it is possible to fine-tune it manually by 'ANALOG INPUT ADJUSTMENT' in the next
paragraph.
Because the adjustment value is input after it corrects it automatically, the numerical value is fine-tuned.
a Single-stage compressors
(Single-stage compressors except compressors with an automatic Vi adjustment function and J-Series compressors and
two-stage compressors without a function for detecting the high-stage slide valve position)
1. Touch NEXT switch to activate ‘SLIDE VALVE 3. MYPRO TOUCH allows you to keep below status to
CALIBRATION’ function. move the slide valve position to the 100% position.
DO-02(Y01) : Oil pump output turns ON
DO-03(Y02) : Low-stage capacity loading
solenoid valve output turns ON
DO-04(Y03) : Low-stage capacity unloading
solenoid valve output turns OFF
(Display showing the current settings for the slide When the actual capacity of the compressor has
valve) reached 100%, (The point of time that ‘SLIDE VALVE
Location’ value does not rise anymore.), touch NEXT
switch to set ‘SLIDE VALUE MINIMUM’ value.
2. MYPRO TOUCH allows you to keep below status to
completely set the slide valve position to the unload NOTE: The processing does not advance to the next
position (0%). step unless the ‘SLIDE VALVE Location’
DO-02(Y01) : Oil pump output turns ON value at this time is larger than the value at
DO-03(Y02) : Low-stage capacity loading the time of the ‘SLIDE VALVE MINIMUM’
solenoid valve output turns OFF value in the above step.
DO-04(Y03) : Low-stage capacity unloading
solenoid valve output turns ON
When the actual capacity of the compressor has
reached 0.0%, (The point of time that ‘SLIDE VALVE
Location’ value does not come down anymore.), touch
NEXT switch to set ‘SLIDE VALUE MINIMUM’ value. (Screen for setting ‘SLIDE VALVE MAXIMUM’ value)
The ‘SLIDE VALVE Location’ value changes from 0 to
4095 as the input changes from 0 % to 100 %.
4. MYPRO TOUCH allows you to keep below status to
set back the slide valve position to the full unload
position.
DO-02(Y01) : Oil pump output turns ON
DO-04(Y03) : Low-stage capacity unloading
(Screen for setting ‘SLIDE VALVE MINIMUM’ value) solenoid valve output turns ON
DO-05(Y04) : Low-stage capacity loading
solenoid valve output turns OFF
When the actual capacity of the compressor has
reached 5% or less, all of the out puts automatically
turn off.
NOTE: Touching the HOME icon at any time can cancel the setup procedure halfway.
1. Touch NEXT switch to activate the ‘SLIDE VALVE DO-05(Y04) : [HILD] output turns OFF
CALIBRATION’ function. DO-06(Y05) : [HIUL] output turns ON
When the actual high stage capacity of the compressor has
reached 0.0%, (The point of time that high stage ‘SLIDE
VALVE Location’ value does not come down anymore.),
touch NEXT switch to set high stage ‘SLIDE VALUE
(Display showing the current settings for slide valve) MINIMUM’ value.
NOTE:
(Adjustment is in progress to bring Vi port into L port) Depending on the setting made in the ‘SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION’ (‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ screen), the
8. MYPRO TOUCH allows you to keep below status to assignments for digital outputs may change to the following:
move the capacity slide valve to the 100% position at L [MPLD] output DO-26(Y19)
port. [MPUL] output DO-27(Y1A)
DO-18(Y11) : [MPUL] output turns OFF Vi slide “bypass” solenoid valve output DO-28(Y1B)
DO-24(Y17) : [LHUL] output turns OFF [LHLD] output DO-29(Y1C)
DO-03(Y02) : [LOAD] output turns ON [LHUL] output DO-30(Y1D)
When the capacity and slide valve positions have
reached 100.0%, (The point of time that ‘SLIDE VALVE
Location’ value does not rise anymore.), touch NEXT
switch to set ‘SLIDE VALUE MINIMUM (100%)’.
NOTE: Pressing the HOME icon at any time can cancel the setup procedure halfway.
Reference
In UD-V, there is no Vi positional sensor.
Therefore, the Vi position is decided by "Opening and shutting time of Vi slide Solenoid Valve".
The movement is required to be completed to each port at 60 seconds or less (fixation) in MYPRO TOUCH, and do an
appropriate oil pressure adjustment of each Vi slide Solenoid Valve, please.
1. Touch NEXT switch to activate the ‘SLIDE VALVE 4. MYPRO TOUCH allows you to keep below status to
CALIBRATION’. move the capacity slide valve to the 100% position at H
port.
DO-02(Y01) : [OILP] output turns ON
DO-03(Y02) : [LOAD] output turns ON
DO-04(Y03) : [UNLD] output turns OFF
DO-08(Y07) : [L->H] output turns ON
(Display showing the current settings for unloader slide valve) DO-09(Y08) : [H->L] output turns OFF
When the capacity slide valve position has reached
2. MYPRO TOUCH allows you to keep below status for 100%, (The point of time that ‘SLIDE VALVE Location’
60 seconds to adjust the following output states in value does not rise anymore.), touch NEXT switch to
order to adjust the position of the solenoid valve for Vi set ‘SLIDE VALUE MINIMUM ’.
port to H port.
DO-02(Y01) : [OILP] output turns ON NOTE : The processing does not advance to the next
DO-03(Y02) : [LOAD] output turns OFF step unless the ‘SLIDE VALVE Location’ value at
DO-04(Y03) : [UNLD] output turns ON this time is larger than the value at the time of the
DO-08(Y07) : [L->H] output turns ON ‘SLIDE VALVE MINIMUM( 0%)’ value in the above
DO-09(Y08) : [H->L] output turns OFF step.
Wait until the display changes at the end of 60 seconds.
NOTE: Pressing the HOME icon at any time can cancel the setup procedure halfway.
Exit screen
This window allows you to adjust the offset and filter coefficient
values that are required for proper indication and processing of each
analog input data.
If you enter positive or negative values in the brackets which are corresponding ‘LOW’ and ‘HIGH’
under this heading, MYPRO TOUCH makes scaling after adding these values to actual analog input
OFFSET
data and use them as process value. (see NOTE below) ‘LOW’ and ‘HIGH’ values may be up to ±
50 % of full scale.
If you decrease this value, the processing responses more quickly to change in process values but
FILTER
has more influence of noise and other interferences. The reverse is true when you increase this
COEFFICIENT
value. Any number between 0.00 and 0.99 can be entered.
CHANEL SELECT Select ‘CH. 1 - 16’ or ‘CH. 17 - 32’; the items for 16 channels are displayed for each selection.
Under this heading, values represented in industrial units are indicated. These values reflect the
PROCESS VALUE
offset calculation made to the filter coefficient values and scaling.
Minimum value in
sensor range
OFFSET ‘LOW’ Actual process value
0% 100%
Both monitoring and testing using this screen is possible when the following conditions are all met:
- ‘LOCAL’ is selected for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen.
- The compressor is in a stopped state (the state of operation confirmation input (MSRB) at DI-12 (X0B) is OFF).
- ‘NO (disapproval of auto start/stop) is selected for the ‘COMPRESSOR AUTO START/STOP’ item in the ‘OPERATION
MODE’ screen.
- ‘YES’ (approval of manual operating) is selected for the ‘D/O TEST OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’
screen.
(When 'START'(drive of OIL.P operation) has been selected by 'OIL.P MANUAL' item of 'OPERATION MODE' screen, the
lubricating oil pump is driven in the automatic operation.)
NOTE:
When this ‘D/O TEST OPERATION’ screen is closed, all the states you have changed in this screen are cleared (all digital
outputs are set to OFF).
CAUTION
For the sake of safety, the following design considerations are incorporated:
- Only the momentary turning ON of output by the use of the ‘ T ’(TEMPORARY)switch is enable for the
compressor operation command (COMP) output at DO-01 (Y00). (Alternating output with the ‘ P ’
(PARMANENT) switch is impossible.)
- If the operation confirmation input (MSRB) at DI-12 (X0B) turns ON while the compressor operation
command output at DO-01 (Y00) is being momentarily turned ON by pressing the ‘ T ’ (TEMPORARY)
switch , the compressor operation command output at DO-01 (Y00) automatically turns OFF.
(Alarm/Failure ICON)
Below icons, mainly show the Alarm/Failure setting method for security of devises.
(1) ‘ALARM LOG’ It allows you to check Alarm history.
(2) ‘FAILURE LOG’ It allows you to check Failure history.
(3) ‘EVENT LOG’ It allows you to check variety of event histories.
(4) ‘LIMITS’ It allows you to set each Alarm/Failure set points. (‘OEM LIMITS’ is only for checking.)
It allows you to set the Alarm/Failure set points of ‘OPTION ANALOG INPUT’.
It allows you to set the Alarm/Failure set points of sensor ‘RANGE OVER’
This screen allows you to check the past 100 alarms/failure records,
their names, the dates and times of their issuance.
“Trouble content and troubleshooting” of the alarm/failure will be displayed if you touch any one of the records in the 16 displayed
logs.
If it meets the warning release requirement, and it touches the warning release switch ( Clear Alarm switch), warning is released,
and the display becomes light blue.
Please touch warning log deletion switch ( Clear All Recovery switch) when you want to delete the warning log.
(* All logs are deleted.)
The name, type and judgment condition of a detectable alarm/failure on MYPRO TOUCH system will be described in ”4.4. Type
and judgment condition of an alarm/failure”.
The event log covers 100 past events such as operation of the
CLEAR ALARM switch and the dates/times of changes of digital
input/output.
Every time a new event occurs when 100 events have been expired,
the previous events will be overwritten with the newly occurring
events.
Mark Function
DO-01 Compressor Start
DO-02 Oil Pump Start
DI-10 Emergency Stop Input
DI-16 Remote Start/Stop Input
DO-19 Chiller Pump Start
DO-21 Oil Pump #2 Start
switch START
switch STOP
switch Clear Alarm
Power supply Power-on
Each alarm/failure set points should be set within the number range
of ‘OEM LIMITS’.
There are two sets of alarm/failure set points (#1 and #2).
You can switch for each set that has been preset without changing
each alarm/failure set points.
NOTE :
“No ALARM” is issued if you set the same value for both FAILURE Switching of #1 and #2
and ALARM.
NOTE :
The items, which are in parentheses on the next table, can be
displayed or set by option setting.
This ‘LIMITS 7/10 to 8/10’ screen allows you to input a HIGH or LOW
threshold of ALARM/FAILURE alarm of each optional analog input.
The threshold has been assigned at “3.4.3.3 OPTIONAL ANALOG
INPUT”.
(As for the items, refer to the next page.)
Unlike the alarms for standard analog input items handled in windows ‘LIMITS 1/10’ to ‘LIMITS 6/10’ where two values (#1 and
#2) are preset for each of the items, only one value is set for each ALARM/FAILURE alarm item in the case of optional analog
inputs. Another difference of ALARM/FAILURE alarms for optional analog inputs is that they are issued even when you set the
same value for both FAILURE and ALARM.
NOTE:
No OEM LIMITS setting is possible with optional analog inputs for ALARM/FAILURE.
The items, which are in parentheses on the next table, can be enabled by ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ setting.
If settings are made for the individual sensors listed in this screen,
you can identify a sensor to be faulty if it is sending data showing a
value above the upper limit (99.5% or more of the full scale) or below
the lower limit (0.5 % or less of the full scale).
If zero (0) is entered in the ‘[ 0 ] SEC’ space for a sensor under the
‘FAILURE DELAY’ item, no alarm is issued for the sensor.
(Inputting 0 is valid and it is possible to input from the sensor.)
No sensor alarm conditions are detected during this period of time after the
FAILURE MASK TIME
start of compressor operation.
PRESSURE SENSOR Set the failure mask time for the pressure sensor.
TEMPERATURE SENSOR Set the failure mask time for the temperature sensor.
Set the delay before output of alarm for each sensor.
FAILURE DELAY (VALUE 0 INVALIDATES)
(If it is set to “0”, no alarm state is detected of the sensor.)
*SUCTION PRESSURE OVER / UNDER Upper/Lower limit alarm of suction pressure sensor at AI-01
DISCHARGE PRESSURE UNDER Lower limit alarm of discharge pressure sensor at AI-02
OIL SUPPLY PRESSURE OVER Upper limit alarm of oil supply pressure sensor at AI-03
OIL FILTER PRESSURE OVER Upper limit alarm of after-oil-filter pressure sensor at AI-04
SUCTION TEMPERATURE OVER/UNDER Upper/ lower limit alarm of suction temperature sensor at AI-06
DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE UNDER Lower limit alarm of discharge temperature sensor at AI-07
OIL SUPPLY TEMPERATURE UNDER Lower limit alarm of oil supply temperature sensor at AI-08
(INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE UNDER) Lower limit alarm of intermediate pressure sensor at AI-09
(INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURE UNDER) Lower limit alarm of intermediate temperature sensor at AI-10
COMPRESSOR MOTOR CURRENT UNDER Lower limit alarm of compressor motor current sensor at AI-12
*(CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE OVER / UNDER) Upper/Lower limit alarm of Chiller Entering Temperature sensor at AI-14
*(CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE OVER / UNDER) Upper/Lower limit alarm of Chiller Leaving Temperature sensor at AI-14
LOW STAGE SLIDE VALVE POSITION OVER/UNDER Upper/lower limit alarm of low stage slide valve position sensor at AI-15
(HIGH STAGE SLIDE VALVE POSITION OVER/UNDER) Upper/ lower limit alarm of high stage slide valve position sensor at AI-16
(CHILLER GAS TEMPERATURE 1 & 2 OVER/UNDER) Lower limit alarm of chiller gas temperature sensor at AI-18 or AI-24
(CHILLER GAS PRESSURE 1 & 2 OVER / UNDER) Lower limit alarm of chiller gas pressure sensor at AI-17 or AI-23
*(SYSTEM SUCTION PRESSURE OVER / UNDER) Upper/Lower limit alarm of System Suction Pressure sensor at AI-16 or AI-19
* The over-range / under-range alarm condition judgment is always effective to the sensor that controls the compressor.
NOTE : Display and setting of each parenthesized item above is enabled according the option settings.
(6)‘OTHER SETPOINTS’
(ANTI CYCLE)
(7)‘HIGH STAGE CAPACITY CONTROL’
(8)‘ECONOMIZER/INTERCOOLER SV’
(5)‘AUTO Vi’
CAUTION
According to the selection for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, the following conditions
are automatically executed when the STOP switch is pressed on the touch panel of MYPRO TOUCH.
- When the ‘LOCAL’, ‘REMOTE’, or ‘COMM’ mode (except the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode) has been selected,
pressing the STOP switch causes no change to the operation control mode in the case of the ‘LOCAL’
mode. On the other hand, the mode automatically changes to ‘LOCAL’ in the case of the ‘REMOTE’ and
‘COMM’ modes. The compressor, if operating, will then stop after the pump-out sequence. (It remains
stopped thereafter.)
To restart the compressor, simply touch the START switch if you need not change the mode from ‘LOCAL’
to another, or turn ON the relevant operation control command after changing the mode from ‘LOCAL’ to the
desired mode.
- When the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode has been selected, pressing the STOP switch does not cause any change
to the setting for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, but the selection of ‘ENABLE’
you made for the ‘CONTROL’ item in the ‘AUTO STAGE’ screen automatically changes to ‘DISABLE’.
In this case, if the compressor under control is running when the STOP switch is pressed, the compressor
will then stop after completing the pump-out sequence.
Even the STOP switch is pressed on the master station and its ‘CONTROL’ item setting in the ‘AUTO
STAGE’ screen is consequently changed to ‘DISABLE’, the AUTO SATAGE control continues to work on all
the other stations (slave stations).
To recover the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode control after pressing the STOP switch, it is necessary (for the case of
the master station and the case of a slave station) to perform the steps below. (Simply pressing the START
switch on the station does not recover the AUTO SATGE control.)
1. From the ‘CONTROL SUMMARY’, open the ‘AUTO STAGE’ screen.
2. Select ‘ENABLE’ for the ‘CONTROL’ item in the screen.
[ SCHEDULE ] icon
Note:
Because the above-mentioned stop condition is not satisfied when this set
CUT OUT LSV% value is set to MVL% or less of CAPACITY CONTROL, it is likely not to stop.
Moreover, CAPACITY CONTROL -> OPERATION MODE also includes
"REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL" etc.
Therefore, the low steps capacity might been decided as not only the control by
this controller but also a system, and note the above-mentioned stop condition
enough, please.
OIL P. Set the delay before turning ON of oil pump start command at DO-02 (Y01) after
START DELAY system startup.
Set the delay before turning ON of compressor operation command at DO-01
(Y00) after turning ON of oil pump start command at DO-02 (Y01).
COMP. However, please note that the amount of oil not anticipated enters by early
MISCELLANEOUS START DELAY driving about the lubricating oil pump in the compressor, and there is a
(Setting for startup) possibility of causing the oil compression, too in the case oil -supplied before
the compressor is driven in other conditions.
COMP. When the slide valve position cannot be started more than 5% position, delay time
RE-START DELAY until the "START FAIL" judgment begins is set.
Driving continuance, and after it stops of the lubricating oil pump, it doesn't start
OVER LUBE the compressor during the INTERVAL time when the lubricating oil pump drives
CONFIRM continuously during the time of the OVER LUBE CONFIRM setting value when the
compressor is stopping.
The function to unload the capacity of the compressor by the automatic operation
AUTO UNLOAD when Alarm is cleared becomes effective for I/O PLATFORM -> EUROPE,AUTO
MAXIMUM TIME UNLOAD ON CLEAR ALARM -> USE.
The maximum is set.
When READY TO START is turned on, it maintains once, and the slide valve
CLEAR READY TO position exceeds this set value or when driving confirmation (DI-12) is turned on,
START CAPACITY the maintenance is released for I/O PLATFORM -> EUROPE,AUTO UNLOAD ON
CLEAR ALARM -> USE.
After turning on turning on or DI-12 MSRB, DO-02 OILP :.
DO-09 OILF : to turning on for 'OIL FEED TYPE' -> and 'FULL LUBE'.
OIL FEED DELAY
DO-09 OILF : to turning off for 'OIL FEED TYPE' -> and 'PRE LUBE'.
The delay time to becoming is set.
If 2-OIL PUMP is selected,
LAG OIL P.
the lagging oil pump starts after 3 seconds of that oil differential pressure
START dOP
becomes lower than the ‘LAG OIL P. START dOP’ set points.
MISCELLANEOUS
If 2-OIL PUMP is selected
(Setting for startup)
LAG OIL P. the lagging oil pump starts after the oil differential pressure becomes lower
STOP DELAY than the ‘LAG OIL P. START dOP’ set points and the end of ‘LAG OIL P. STOP
DELAY’ also.
If OIL FEED TYPE = PARTIAL LUBE, the residual driving is not done.
Set an operation starting value during automatic operation (a pressure or
CUT IN SETPOINT temperature value according to the selection made for the ‘CONTROL TARGET
(CUT IN/OUT)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ screen.)
Set a value for capacity control during operation (a pressure or temperature
value according to the selection made for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CAPACITY
SET POINTS CONTROL PRESS. CONTROL)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ screen.)
NOTE : The setting for this item is valid when the capacity control is set to
“AUTO”. (It is invalid for excluding “AUTO” capacity control.)
Set an operation stopping value during automatic operation (a pressure or
CUT OUT
temperature value according to the selection made for the ‘CONTROL TARGET
SETPOINT
(CUT IN/OUT)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ screen.)
NOTE:
The SET POINT setting value is a pressure / temperature value according to 'CONTROL TARGET' selecting items of 'SYSTEM DETAILS'.
In the ‘SET POINTS’ section, you can enter a specific value under each of the SET POINT numbers 1 to 4 (indicated as ‘SETPT #1’ to ‘SETPT
#4’ on the screen). The entered values are associated with each SETPT numbers and the numbers can be used for setting in the
‘SCHEDULER’ screen.
(The values under ‘COMM’ are the set values (400259:Capacity Control Pressure Setpoint / 400260:Capacity Control Temperature Setpoint)
written from the remote station through communications. These values become valid when ‘COMM’ is selected for the ‘OPERATION’ item in
the ‘CONTROL SUMMARY’ screen. These values cannot be changed by the operation of the touch panel.)
In the ‘SCHEDULER’ screen, you specify any of numbers SETPT #1 to #4 in combination with the schedule patterns to program a schedule for
automatic operation control of the compressor so that the compressor can be operated at different settings depending on the day of week and
time zone in a day.
SUNDAY
to SATURDAY Assign one of the schedule pattern numbers (SCHEDULE1 to SCHEDULE7) to each
(Schedule number day of the week.
assignment)
SET POINT #1: Setting for ‘SETPT #1’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
CUT IN / CUT OUT
SET POINT #2: Setting for ‘SETPT #2’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
(CUT IN / CUT OUT
SET POINT #3: Setting for ‘SETPT #3’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
number selection)
SET POINT #4: Setting for ‘SETPT #4’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
SCHEDULER SCHEDULER: ‘SETPT #1’ to ‘SETPT #4’ settings are used as you have
(ASSIGN programmed for a scheduled automatic control.
DAYS) COMM: Settings written by the remote computer through communications
are used.
MYPRO TOUCH makes automatic capacity control of the compressor according to
your selection from the following options:
SET POINT #1: Setting for ‘SETPT #1’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
CONTROL TARGET SET POINT #2: Setting for ‘SETPT #2’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
(Capacity control SET POINT #3: Setting for ‘SETPT #3’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
number selection) SET POINT #4: Setting for ‘SETPT #4’ in ‘SET POINTS’ screen is always used.
SCHEDULER: ‘SET POINT #1’ to ‘SETPT #4’ settings are used as you have
programmed for a scheduled automatic control.
COMM: Settings written by the remote computer through communications
are used.
Assign one of the ‘SETPT #1’ to ‘SETPT #4’ settings (made in the ‘SET
POINTS’ screen) to each of the schedule patterns ‘SCHEDULE 1’ to
‘SCHEDULE 7’. If ‘YES’ is selected for the ‘COMPRESSOR AUTO
SET# START/STOP’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, MYPRO TOUCH
(SET POINT# selection) makes both automatic start/stop (CUT IN / CUT OUT) and automatic
capacity control. MYPRO TOUCH controls them from the first ‘START’ time
to the ‘START’ time of the time segment (time span) specified below it
SCHEDULE 1 to 7 according to your set point assignment by a number (one of #1 to #4).
(Schedule patterns)
Divide a day into 8 time segments and enter the start time of each time
segment in hours and minutes to program a schedule for a day of the week.
(The end of the time segment is the ‘START’ time entered on the bottom
START line.) If ‘YES’ is selected for the ‘COMPRESSOR AUTO START/STOP’ item
(Start time setting) in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, MYPRO TOUCH makes both automatic
start/stop (CUT IN / CUT OUT) and automatic capacity control from the first
‘START’ time according to your set point assignment by a number (one of #1
to #4).
NOTE:
- You cannot specify the same time for different ‘START’ times within the same ‘SCHEDULE’ number.
- If you divide a day into segments of smaller number than eight, set the same number in ‘SET #’ of two or more time segments.
(The same number is set for all ‘SET #’ by default.)
- Any set time must be earlier than that on the next lower line. Otherwise, time entries are not accepted.
CAUTION
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
MVL% Manipulating Value Lower limit
STEP-1 to STEP-8 Capacity control steps
CAPACITY RAMP MVH% Manipulating Value Upper limit
CONTROL The set point of this item is the upper limit while the recordable (on the communication)
REMOTE MVH%
related coil (000516:Comm. Comp. Load Limit Input) is turning on.
MVL%/MVH% BY COMM Enable/disable of the set points writing on the communication
Control target dead band
It allows to set the dead band to avoid high-frequency adjustment (ON/OFF of a solenoid
DEAD BAND±
valves and etc.) The adjustment is invalid if the process value is in the range of SET
POINT ± DEAD BAND.
CAPACITY Controller proportional band set points
CONTROL PROPORTIONAL BAND If you set it smaller, the adjustment is performed earlier and the convergence takes time.
(SET POINTS) If you set it bigger, the adjustment is performed slowly and the convergence takes time.
Controller integral time set points
If you set it shorter, the adjustment is performed earlier and it becomes difficult to
INTEGRAL TIME
converge.
If you set it longer, the adjustment is performed slowly and the convergence takes time.
Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the compressor motor current
HI MA LOAD FORBID increasing.
Not issue loading command if the compressor motor current >= the set points.
Forced unloading command outputs set points on the discharge pressure raising.
HI DP UNLOAD
Issues unloading command if the discharge pressure >= the set points.
Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the discharge pressure raising.
HI DP LOAD FORBID
Not issue loading command if the discharge pressure >= the set points.
CAPACITY
CONTROL Forced unloading command outputs set points on the intermediate pressure raising.
(SET POINTS) HI IP UNLOAD Issues unloading command if the intermediate pressure >= the set points.
Limiter function (Depending on ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ setting, it will not be displayed.)
(mainly for overload Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the intermediate pressure raising.
protection) HI IP LOAD FORBID Not issue loading command if the intermediate pressure >= the set points.
(Depending on ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ setting, it will not be displayed.)
Forced unloading command outputs set points on the suction pressure drop.
LO SP UNLOAD Issues unloading command if the suction pressure <= the set points.
(It is not for overload protection, is for suction pressure drop prevention.)
Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the suction pressure drop.
LO SP LOAD FORBID Not issue loading command if the suction pressure <= the set points.
(It is not for overload protection, is for suction pressure drop prevention.)
CONTROL START Delay time from the compressor start to start of capacity control.
DELAY (To secure retention time of capacity 0%)
If the difference between the setting for the capacity controller’s manipulating value ‘PID OUT (MV)%’ in the ‘CAPACITY
CONTROL (MONITOR)’ sub-screen and the current low-stage slide valve position ‘SV PARCENTAGE’ exceeds the value for
‘MV (LSV) DEAD BAND’, MYPRO TOUCH issues an loading and unloading command to drive each corresponding solenoid
valves.
In general, the response of the slide valve position to change in manipulating value improves if you set a relatively small value for
‘MV (LSV) DEAD BAND’. However, the life of the digital output device becomes shorter since the number of ON/OFF times to
energize and de-energize the solenoid valves becomes greater. In addition, if the slide valve must move quickly to meet the
setting, not only the number of the ON/OFF times to drive the “increase” and “decrease” solenoid valves increases, but also
these two valves alternately turn ON and OFF. As a result, it takes too long time before their positions settle. In the worst case,
their positions would never settle.
MYPRO TOUCH uses the setting you make for the ‘CTRL START DELAY’ item in this sub-screen to allow the time for to keep
the capacity at 0 % for the period from the start of compressor operation to the time when the capacity control is started.
The setting for the ‘FORCE LOAD’ item is used to adjust the time until a 100 % load is reached during the “forced 100 %
operation” implemented through communications.
The manipulating value of the capacity controller displayed in ‘PID OUT (MV) %’ starts increasing by the amount set for the
‘FORCE LOAD’ item every second beginning with the value at the ON time of the corresponding coil (000515:Comm.Comp Full
Load Input) (in which data are written through communications).
STEP-1 The lower limit of the capacity changes over the time you set for this STEP along the line connecting the
0.0 % point and the MVL % point. (“MVL” stands for “manipulating value low limit”.)
The upper limit of the capacity changes over the time you set for this STEP along the line connecting the
0.0 % point and the percentage point you set for STEP-1.
STEP-2 to STEP-8 The capacity lower limit remains at the MVL %.
The capacity upper limit changes over the time you set for each STEP along the line connecting the
percentage point of the preceding STEP and the percentage point of each STEP.
After STEP-8 The capacity lower limit remains at the MVL % for normal operation.
%-3
%-2
%-1
MVL%
0.0% Time
CTRL START SEC-1 SEC-2 SEC-3 SEC-4 SEC-5 SEC-6 SEC-7 SEC-8
Normal operation
DELAY
Compressor operation
Start of capacity control
confirmation (OFF -> ON)
You can set any percentage between 0.0 % and 100.0 % for all STEPs from STEP-1 to STEP-7. However, if you set percentages
smaller than MVL % for these STEPs, the ramp formed by the capacity upper limit may go below the MVL % line for a certain
period. The capacity lower limit in this period becomes 0.0 %, and MYPRO TOUCH confines the manipulating value (MV) of the
capacity controller within the shaded areas shown in the following diagram during this period.
Controller MV
Set %-( n+1)
Set %-( n-1)
MVL%
Set%-n
0.0% Time
SEC-(n-1) SEC-n SEC-(n+1) SEC-(n+2)
Even during STEP-1 to STEP-8, however, either the capacity control limiter may work in the same manner as for the normal
operation or the manipulating value (‘PID OUT (MV)’) may go beyond the shaded area while the compressor is in the
limited-capacity operation, 100 %-capacity operation, or pump-out operation.
‘REMOTE MVH%’
The value set for this item is used as the capacity upper limit while the relevant communication-writable coil (000516:Comm.
Comp. Load Limit Input) is in the ON state. However, this function is invalid when any of the following conditions is met.
- ‘ENABLE’ is selected for ‘MVL%/MVH% BY COMM’ - ‘AUTO STAGE’ is selected for ‘OPERATION’.
- ‘REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL’ is enabled. - pump-out sequence is in progress in the compressor.
- REMOTE MVH% >= MVH%
‘MVL%/MVH% BY COMM’
Select either ‘DISABLE’ or ‘ENABLE’ to make valid or invalid the function that allows using the two values (each stored in
the relevant two communication-writable registers) as ‘MVL%’ (capacity lower limit) and ‘MVH%’ (capacity upper limit),
respectively.
Please refer to "5.2.3 Change of set value by communication" also.
CAUTION
When "Overload prevention limiter function" works, "Overload prevention limiter function" is effective
than remote control because of the equipment protection. (Excluding 'MANUAL'.)
CAUTION
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
Forced unloading command outputs set points on the discharge pressure raising.
HI DP UNLOAD
It issues unloading command if the discharge pressure >= the set points.
Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the discharge pressure raising.
HI DP LOAD FORBID
It does not issue loading command if the discharge pressure >= the set points.
Forced unloading command outputs set points on the intermediate pressure raising.
HI IP UNLOAD It issues unloading command if the intermediate pressure >= the set points.
(Depends on ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ setting, it will not be displayed.)
Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the intermediate pressure raising.
HI IP LOAD FORBID It does not issue loading command if the intermediate pressure >= the set points.
(Depending on ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ setting, it will not be displayed.)
Forced unloading command outputs set points on the suction pressure drop.
VFD LO SP UNLOAD It issues unloading command if the suction pressure <= the set points.
COMPRESSOR (It is not for overload protection, is for suction pressure drop prevention.)
(SET POINTS) Prohibited loading command outputs set points on the suction pressure drop.
Limiter function LO SP LOAD FORBID It does not issue loading command if the suction pressure <= the set points.
(mainly for (It is not for overload protection, is for suction pressure drop prevention.)
overload With SVP >= MVH-F%(SVP), Delay time of moving from slide value position control to
protection) CTRL START DELAY
revolutions control.
With VFD <= MVL%(VFD), Delay time of moving from revolutions control to slide value position
CTRL STOP DELAY
control.
Except when OPERATION is REMOTE DIGITAL, The ratio of "Compulsion rotational speed
increase" by the communication is set.
FORCE LOAD
When OPERATION is REMOTE DIGITAL, Ratio is set the increase of "Compressor rotational
speed" by the corresponding digital input (DI-31).
Except when OPERATION is REMOTE DIGITAL, The ratio of "Compulsion rotational speed
decrease" by the limiter function.
FORCE UNLOAD
When OPERATION is REMOTE DIGITAL, Ratio is set the decrease of "Compressor rotational
speed" by the corresponding digital input (DI-32).
The right figure will be displayed if you set the control target as
Chiller leaving temperature(LBT).
(USE PID 12/16 )
(VFD COMPRESSOR + CHILLER CONTROL option is required)
CAUTION
MYPRO TOUCH uses the ‘LOW’ and ‘HIGH’ values of the output 100%
prohibition zones ‘ZONE-1’ to ‘ZONE-3’ for the purpose of limiting the HIGH
ZONE-3
revolutions output zones. Path followed
LOW
when increasing
HIGH the speed
ZONE-2
The revolution output zone limiting function works to make the analog LOW
Path followed
output corresponding to the ‘VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL PID HIGH when decreasing
ZONE-1 the speed
OUT’ output change following the paths shown right. LOW
If the ‘LOW’ and ‘HIGH’ values are different in the same zone, a 0%
0% 100%
step-like path results. If they are the same, a linear path results.
PID OUT (MV) %
(This function is defaulted as “disabled”.) LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH
ZONE-1 ZONE-2 ZONE-3
AUTO
REMOTE 'REMOTE DIGITAL' "Remote Control" by the Digital input
DIGITAL X X (5) X X
REMOTE
'REMOTE ANALOG' "Remote Control" by the Analog input
ANALOG X X X X X
'COMM' "Remote Control" by the set value via
COMM X X X X X
communication
(Attention) "X" cannot be selected.
'OPERATION' of 'CAPACITY CONTROL' cannot be changed to 'REMOTE ANALOG' or 'COMM'.
On the other hand, when 'REMOTE DIGITAL' is selected by 'OPERATION' of 'CAPACITY CONTROL' or 'VFD COMPRESSOR
COTROL', it is changed to 'REMOTE DIGITAL'. At this time, when either is changed, it becomes AUTO on the other hand.
When "X" is selected when the case is other, it is changed to 'AUTO' to select it previously.
CAUTION
When "Overload prevention limiter function" works, "Overload prevention limiter function" is effective
than remote control because of the equipment protection. (Excluding 'MANUAL'.)
The control begins from L port position when starting even if it is a fixed
mode.
NOTE:
The items and options marked * are displayed when ‘SINGLE J’, ‘SINGLE J ECONOMIZER W/O SENSOR’, or ‘SINGLE J
ECONOMIZER W/ SENSOR’ is selected for the ‘COMPRESSOR’ item on the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen. They are
not displayed if ‘SINGLE UD-V (VARIABLE Vi)’ is selected.
NOTE: In the table, the setting options marked * are the default settings
When the oil pump runs continuously during the time of the COMP.
*1
RE-START DELAY setting value when the compressor is stopping,
ANTI CYCLE the compressor is not run during the INTERVAL time during the oil
INTERVAL TIME pump continuously running and after the compressor stops.
After DI-12 MSRB is turned off, DO-01 OILP is turned on during SEAL
PROTECTION -> OIL PUMP DELAY [sec]
(After 15 sec (fixation), AUX is turned off after DI-12 MSRB is turned
off.)
OIL PUMP DELAY DO-01 OILP is started again at OIL FEED TYPE -> PARTIAL LUBE,
and the residual operation is done.
NOTE : Setting for this item is valid only when ‘ENABLE’ is selected for
the ‘COMP. STOP’ item in the above.
EVPR OIL RETURN Set the mask time of the Evaporator oil return control beginning after
MASK TIME DI-12 MSRB is turned on.
EVPR OIL RETURN Set the Delay time from turning on (oil return at on) or turning off (oil
EVAPORATOR LEVEL SW DELAY return at off) DI-31 EORL to turning on EVOR1.
OIL RETURN
EVPR OIL RETURN Set the interval time of Evaporator oil return control.
INTERVAL
EVPR OIL RETURN TIME Set the control time of Evaporator oil return.
NOTE:
*1 Any settings for ‘ANTI CYCLE’ are invalid if, in the ‘CONTROL SUMMARY’ screen, ‘LOCAL’ is selected for the
‘OPERATION’ item and ‘NO’ is selected for the ‘COMPRESSOR AUTO START/STOP’ item.
*2 Display of and setting for the items in the ‘OIL HEATER’ sub-screen is possible only when ‘NORTH AMERICA’ is selected
for the ‘I/O PLATFORM’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
*3 Display of and setting for the item in the ‘OIL DRAIN SV’ sub-screen is possible only when ‘NORTH AMERICA’ is selected
for the ‘I/O PLATFORM’ item and ‘COMPOUND-2 (2016 & HIGHER)’ is selected for the ‘COMPRESSOR’ item, both in the
‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
*4 Display of and setting for the items in the ‘SEAL PROTECTION’ sub-screen possible only when ‘USE’ is selected for the
‘COMPRESSOR OIL SEAL PROTECTION’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
*5 Display of and setting for the item in the ‘STARTING BYPASS SV’ sub-screen is possible only when ‘USE’ is selected for the
‘STARTING BYPASS CONTROL’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
*6 Display of and setting for the items in the ‘HOT GAS BYPASS SV’ sub-screen is possible only when ‘USE’ is selected for the
‘HOT GAS BYPASS CONTROL’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
The hot gas bypass solenoid valve turns ON when the following conditions are concurrently met during operation of the
compressor:
- The capacity <= the value set for ‘SV ON LSV%’ is kept for the period set for ‘SV ON DELAY (LSV %)’.
- The suction pressure <= the value set for ‘SV ON SP’ is kept for the period set for ‘SV ON DELAY (SP)’.
The hot gas bypass solenoid valve turns OFF when the capacity becomes equal to or larger than the value set for ‘SV OFF
LSV%’.
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
Control target dead band
It allows to set the dead band to avoid high-frequency adjustment (ON/OFF of a
DEAD BAND± solenoid valves and etc.)
The adjustment is invalid if the PV is in the range of SET POINT ± DEAD BAND.
Controller proportional band set points
If you set it smaller, the adjustment is performed earlier and it becomes difficult to
PROPORTIONAL BAND converge.
If you set it bigger, the adjustment is performed slowly and the convergence takes
time.
Controller integral time set points
If you set it shorter, the adjustment is performed earlier and it becomes difficult to
HIGH STAGE INTEGRAL TIME converge.
CAPACITY If you set it longer, the adjustment is performed slowly and the convergence takes
time.
CONTROL
Controller derivative time set points
(SET POINTS)
DERIVATIVE TIME If you set it shorter, the MV becomes smaller and the convergence takes time.
If you set it longer, the MV becomes bigger and it becomes difficult to converge
Controller manual reset set points (the MV for 0.0% of the deflection)
MANUAL RESET Set the input/output as "0", the set point enables as the proportional action.
dMV LIMIT The control set points for the changing rate (%/second) of the controller MV.
MVL % Manipulating Value lower limit
MVH % Manipulating Value upper limit
Manipulating Value(high stage capacity) dead band
MV(HSV) DEAD BAND
See “Capacity control controller” for the detail.
* In the high side capacity control, the limiter function is not provided.
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
DEAD BAND± Control target dead band
PROPORTIONAL BAND Controller proportional band set points
INTEGRAL TIME Controller integral time set points
DERIVATIVE TIME Controller derivative time set points
ECONO. Controller manual reset set points (the MV for 0.0% of the deflection)
MANUAL RESET
EXP.VALVE Set the input/output as "0", the set point enables as the proportional action.
CONTROL
dMV LIMIT The control set points for the changing rate (%/second) of the controller MV.
(SET POINTS)
MVL %, MVH % Manipulating Value Lower limit , Upper limit
A positive value : The minimum is set.
SLOW OPEN A negative value : Time to maintain 100%(not MVH%) when beginning to
control is set.
CONTROL CYCLE YOSAKU Control cycle
SV ON LSV% or HSV%
LSV% or HSV% for economizer/intercooler liquid supply SV turning on (open).
ECONOMIZER SV OFF LSV% or HSV% LSV% or HSV% for economizer/intercooler liquid supply SV turning off (close).
/INTERCOOLER
SV SV ON SP or IP SP or IP for economizer/intercooler liquid supply SV turning on (open).
SV OFF SP or IP SP or IP for economizer/intercooler liquid supply SV turning off (close).
(2)‘CONDENSER CONTROL’
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
DEAD BAND± Control target dead band
PROPORTIONAL BAND Controller proportional band set points
INTEGRAL TIME Controller integral time set points
DERIVATIVE TIME Controller derivative time set points
Controller manual reset set points
MANUAL RESET (the manipulating value for 0.0% of the deflection)
Set the input/output as "0", the set point enables as the proportional action.
LIQUID The control set points for the changing rate (%/second) of the controller
dMV LIMIT
INJECTION manipulating value.
CONTROL MVL % Manipulating Value lower limit
(SET POINTS) MVH % Manipulating Value upper limit
A positive value : The minimum is set.
SLOW OPEN A negative value : Time to maintain 100%(not MVH%) when beginning to
control is set.
CONTROL CYCLE YOSAKU Control cycle
The control of YOSAKU expansion valve-2 begins when the manipulating
2ND YOSAKU START
value of YOSAKU expansion valve-1 is more than this set value.
The control of YOSAKU expansion valve-2 begins when the manipulating
2ND YOSAKU STOP
value of YOSAKU expansion valve-1 is below this set value.
LIQUID SV ON OT Oil feed temperature for liquid injection liquid supply SV turning on (open).
INJECTION SV * SV OFF OT Oil feed temperature for liquid injection liquid supply SV turning off (close).
* When EXPANSION VALVE -> NONE/THERMAL EXPANSION is set, only this item can be set.
OPERATION
CAUTION
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
DEAD BAND± Control target dead band
PROPORTIONAL BAND Controller proportional band set points
INTEGRAL TIME Controller integral time set points
DERIVATIVE TIME Controller derivative time set points
Controller manual reset set points
CONDENSER MANUAL RESET (the manipulating value for 0.0% of the deflection)
CONTROL Set the input/output as "0", the set point enables as the proportional action.
(SET POINTS) dMV LIMIT The control set points for the changing rate (%/second)of the controller MV.
MVL % Manipulating Value lower limit
MVH % Manipulating Value upper limit
A positive value : The minimum is set.
SLOW OPEN A negative value : Time to maintain 100%(not MVH%) when beginning to
control is set.
START #1 Starting pressure set point for the first condenser.
STOP Stopping pressure set point for the first condenser
CONDENSER START #2 Starting pressure set point for the first and second condensers.
CONTROL
(SET POINTS)*1 STOP Stopping pressure set point for the first and second condensers.
START #3 Starting pressure set point for three condensers from first to third.
STOP Stopping pressure set point for three condensers from first to third..
*1 You are allowed to set the set points of stage of the condenser on ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
This control works when you make selections for the three items in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen as follows.
- Select ‘USE’ for the ‘CONDENSER CONTROL’ item to enable this control.
- Select ‘LOCAL’ or ‘SYSTEM DISCHARGE PRESSURE’ for the ‘CONDENSER CONTROL TARGET’ item as the control
target.
- Select ‘ON/OFF SINGLE SET’ or ‘ON/OFF MULTI SET’ for the ‘CONDENSER CONTROL METHOD’ item as the control
method. (When ‘ON/OFF SINGLE SET’ is selected, the start/stop control is made using one set of start and stop values to
control the number of operating condenser fans or pumps. Selection of ‘ON/OFF MULTI SET’ allows using different start/stop
values for individual fans or pumps. If ‘VFD ONLY’ is selected as the factory option, the number control of operating fans or
pumps is not implemented, so ‘ON/OFF MULTI SET’ is selected invariably.) (The control cycle is two seconds (fixation) for
MULTI SET.)
The following examples show the ‘CONDENSER CONTROL’ screen displays appearing under different conditions.
When ‘ON/OFF SINGLE SET’ is selected on the option “VFD + # STEPS CONTROL”.
‘VFD LAG/VFD LEAD’ Select VFD LAG (last ON) or LEAD (first
ON) for DO 25:Y18 channel.
Different control set value can also be
used for LAG and LEAD.
‘START’ Set target for control start.
‘STOP’ Set target for control stop.
‘CYCLE TIME’ Set cycle for checking whether to
increase or decrease the number of units.
(+ inc./dec. Confirmation time (5sec
fixed))
NOTE:
Depending on the enabled factory option, the ‘START’ and ‘STOP’
set pressures displayed are different as follows:
Factory option ‘START’ and ‘STOP’ set pressures displayed
VFD ONLY #1
VFD + 2 STEPS #1 to #3
VFD + 3 STEPS #1 to #4
NOTE:
When factory option is “VFD 3 STEPS CONTROL”,
‘START’ and ‘STOP’ set points are displayed from #1 to #3.
The right screen is displayed when you select "2 MOTERIZED CONTROL VALVE ".
You are allowed to control the expansion valve opening position by evaporator YOSAKU expansion valve outputs 2 or analog
outputs 2 using suction superheat temperature 2(SSH2) (CGT2 – CGP2 saturation temperature) as the target control.
(Use PID 13/16) (Direct-Action) (CHILLER CONTROL (2 MOTERIZED CONTROL VALVE) option is required)
OPERATION
CAUTION
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
DEAD BAND± Control target dead band
PROPORTIONAL BAND Controller proportional band set points
INTEGRAL TIME Controller integral time set points
DERIVATIVE TIME Controller derivative time set points
EXP. VALVE(SSH) MANUAL RESET Controller manual reset set points
CONTROL dMV LIMIT The control set points for the changing rate (%/second) of the controller MV.
(SET POINTS)
MVL % , MVH % Manipulating Value lower limit , upper limit
A positive value : The minimum is set.
SLOW OPEN A negative value : Time to maintain 100%(not MVH%) when beginning to
control is set.
CONTROL CYCLE YOSAKU Control cycle
nd
2ND LIQ. SUPPLY OFF LSV% Set point of the low stage slide valve % turning off the 2
liquid supply SV.
LIQUID SUPPLY 2ND LIQ. SUPPLY ON LSV% Set point of the low stage slide valve % turning on the 2nd liquid supply SV.
CONTROL RD rd
(SET POINTS) 3 LIQ. SUPPLY OFF LSV% Set point of the low stage slide valve % turning off the 3 liquid supply SV.
rd
3RD LIQ. SUPPLY ON LSV% Set point of the low stage slide valve % turning on the 3 liquid supply SV.
The right screen is displayed when you select "2 MOTERIZED CONTROL
VALVE". You are allowed to control the expansion valve opening position
by evaporator YOSAKU expansion valve outputs 2 or analog outputs 2
using chiller gas outlet pressure 2 (CGP2) as the target control.
(Use PID 14/16) (Reverse-Action)
(CHILLER CONTROL(2 MOTERIZED CONTROL VALVE) option is
required)
(5)‘VFD SETUP’
(2)‘LEVEL CONTROL’
(3)‘AUTO STAGE’
(4)‘COMMUNICATION’
CHILLER LEAVING TEMP. Process value of chiller leaving temperature (control target)
CONTROL SET POINT Set point of the control target
PID OUT(MV)% Manipulating value of the controller (Reverse-Action)
Control action method
MANUAL : It allows to operate the chiller flow by switching operation of
touch panel.
AUTO : MYPRO TOUCH decides the chiller flow depending on
LBT CONTROL
above control targets.
(MONITOR)
OPERATION
CAUTION
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
DEAD BAND± Control target dead band
PROPORTIONAL BAND Controller proportional band set points
INTEGRAL TIME Controller integral time set points
DERIVATIVE TIME Controller derivative time set points
Controller manual reset set points
MANUAL RESET (the manipulating value for 0.0% of the deflection)
Set the input/output as "0", the set point enables as the proportional action.
The control set points for the changing rate (%/second) of the controller
dMV LIMIT
manipulating value.
LBT CONTROL MVL % Manipulating Value lower limit
(SET POINTS) MVH % Manipulating Value upper limit
A positive value : The minimum is set.
SLOW OPEN A negative value : Time to maintain 100%(not MVH%) when beginning to
control is set.
The compressor begins the FULL LOAD driving when the PID OUT(MV) % is
100% LOAD ON MV below this set value.
(ON MV setting value <= OFF MV setting value)
The compressor stops the FULL LOAD driving when the PID OUT(MV) % is
100% LOAD OFF MV more than this set value.
(ON MV setting value <= OFF MV setting value)
[MANUAL] has been selected with OPERTION, and when CPU is reset
(Or, power supply OFF -> ON), it changes to [AUTO] automatically.
DEAD BAND± Control target dead band
PROPORTIONAL BAND Controller proportional band set points
INTEGRAL TIME Controller integral time set points
DERIVATIVE TIME Controller derivative time set points
Controller manual reset set points (the MV for 0.0% of the deflection)
MANUAL RESET
LEVEL CONTROL Set the input/output as "0", the set point enables as the proportional action.
(SET POINTS) dMV LIMIT The control set points for the changing rate (%/second)of the controller MV.
MVL % Manipulating value lower limit
MVH % Manipulating value upper limit
A positive value : The minimum is set.
SLOW OPEN A negative value : Time to maintain 100%(not MVH%) when beginning to
control is set.
The right screen is displayed when you have selected ‘USE’ for
the ‘AUTO STAGER’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’
screen.
Set the communication address of the master/slave station. (This setting can be changed when
*A ‘DISABLE’ is selected for the ‘CONTROL’ item below.)
ADDRESS
0: No AUTO STAGE control is implemented at any station (Also no communications ).
(Communications address)
1: The station with address 1 assigned becomes the master station.
2 to 99: The station with any of these numbers assigned becomes a slave station.
Select either of the following options as the mode used for determining the starting priorities of
compressor units.
MANUAL: Priority is fixed to the setting for the ‘LIST ADDRESS’ on the line below
the priority numbers on the ‘LIST (MANUAL)’ line.
LEAD LISTING *M
AUTO (VFD LAG): Different priorities are automatically given to different stations according
(Starting priorities)
to their operation times . However, the VFD compressor starts at the
end.
AUTO (VFD PRIOR): Different priorities are automatically given to different stations according
to their operation times. However, the VFD compressor starts at the first.
LIST (MANUAL) This line displays the starting priority numbers used when ‘MANUAL’ is selected for the ‘LEAD
(Display of starting priorities) LISTING’ item in the above.
LIST ADDRESS *M When ‘MANUAL’ is selected for the ‘LEAD LISTING’ item in the above, this line will enter the
(Setting starting priorities) station address numbers under the appropriate starting priority numbers each.
This item normally displays the start (CUT IN) set point of the compressor unit controlled by the
master station. (Either a pressure or temperature value is displayed according to the setting for
the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CUT IN / CUT OUT)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’
CUT IN SET POINT
screen.
(Setting starting values)
The set point displayed here is the one set on the master station using the ‘SETPOINT’ screen
and the ‘SCHEDULER’ screen. Displayed for this item on a slave station is the data sent from the
AUTO
master station through communications.
STAGE
DELAY *M Set the delay before one additional slave station compressor is started after the CUT IN / CUT
(Delay before start of an OUT control target has exceeded the CUT IN set point. Displayed on a slave station for this item
additional compressor unit) is only the data sent from the master station through communications.
This item normally displays the capacity control setting of the compressor unit controlled by the
master station. (Either a pressure or a temperature value is displayed according to the setting for
CONTROL SETPOINT the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CUT IN/CUT OUT)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
(Capacity control set values) The set point displayed here is the one set on the master station using the ‘SETPOINT’ screen
and the ‘SCHEDULER’ screen. Displayed on a slave station for this item is the data sent from the
master station through communications.
TARGET This item shows the Process value of pressure or temperature according to the control target
(Process value of control selected on the master station for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CAPACITY CONTROL)’ item in the
target) ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
This item normally displays the stopping (CUT OUT) set point of the compressor unit controlled
by the master station. (Either a pressure or a temperature value is displayed according to the
setting for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CUT IN / CUT OUT)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM
CUT OUT SET POINT 1
CONFIGURATION’ screen).
(Displaying stop set values)
The set point displayed here is the one set on the master station using the ‘SETPOINT’ screen
and the ‘SCHEDULER’ screen. Displayed on a slave station for this item is the data sent from the
master station through communications.
CUT OUT SET POINT 2d A set value of the compressor unit that the mastering station is controlling is set.
(Decreasing unit set values) A set value becomes a negative value. (-20.0-0.0% within the range)
DELAY 1 *M Set the delay before determining stoppage of all slave station compressors after dropping of
(Setting stop delay time) CUT IN / CUT OUT control target value to or below "the CUT OUT set point 1".
DELAY 2d *M Set the delay before determining decrease compressors after dropping of CUT IN / CUT OUT
(Decreasing unit delay time) control target value to or below "the CUT OUT set point 1 + CUT OUT set point 2d".
INTERVAL *M The time of the number decrease when the mode of operation of the mastering station is 'AUTO
(Decreasing unit interval) STAGE COMM' or 'AUTO STAGE REMOTE' of the interval is set.
This item is valid when ‘TEMPERATURE’ is selected for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CAPACITY
APPROACH dT *S CONTROL)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen. An appropriate negative value is
set on slave stations.
Set the capacity of the compressor for own station using which the stoppage of the compressor
*A of the next- lower- priority station is determined.
SV HOLD PREVIOUS
Any setting is unacceptable if it exceeds the valve of the percentage set for MVH%-5.0% in
‘CAPACITY RAMP CONTROL’.
LEAD
This item displays the starting priority in an ascending order, beginning with 1 at the top.
(Starting priority)
LIST This item displays the communication addresses of the stations corresponding to the starting
(Comm. address list) priority numbers assigned.
LOAD% This item displays the current capacity of the compressor controlled by each station both
(compressor capacity) numerically and in the form of a bar graph.
This item displays the request of each station using the following words.
*M
REQUEST STOP : compressor stop, PID : capacity control
MVH : keep MVH%, MVL : keep MVL%
This item displays the current state of each station using the following words.
UNKNOWN : Slave station which is not registered or does not respond to master station
STOPPED : Stopped
ANTI CYCLE : Stopped with restart restricted
AUTO STOP : Automatically stopped
PRE CUT IN : Compressor in preparation for start
MONITOR PRE SYSTEM : System in preparation for start
(state PRE START : In preparation for start
display) START : Started
STATE
RUN : Running
PRE CUT OUT : Compressor in preparation for stopping
PUMP OUT : pump-out in progress
RUN MVH : Running with capacity at upper limit
RUN MVL : Running with capacity at lower limit
RUN UNDER HOLD : Below stop determination capacity
READY TO RUN : Preparing for operation
READY TO STOP : Preparing for stop
FAILURE : FAILURE (serious alarm) occurred
- Selection for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CUT IN/OUT)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
- Selection for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CAPACITY CONTROL)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen.
- On slave stations, selection of the ‘CUT IN/OUT’ side for the ‘CUT IN/OUT & CONTROL’ item in the ‘AUTO STAGE’ screen.
- On slave stations, selection of the ‘CONTROL’ side for the ‘CUT IN/OUT & CONTROL’ item in the ‘AUTO STAGE’ screen.
a. When pressure values are used for the start/stop (CUT IN/OUT) control:
Select ‘LOCAL SUCTION PRESSURE’ or ‘SYSTEM SUCTION PRESSURE’ on the master station as follows.
The ‘CUT IN/OUT’ side of the ‘CUT IN/OUT & ‘PRESSURE’ must be selected to match with
‘PRESSURE’ is automatically selected.
CONTROL’ item the selection on the master station.
b. When temperature values are used for the start/stop (CUT IN/OUT) control:
Select ‘CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE’ or ‘CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE’ on the master station. (Slave
stations have no CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE and CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE sensors.)
The ‘CUT IN/OUT’ side of the ‘CUT IN/OUT & ‘TEMPERATURE’ must be selected to match
‘TEMPERATURE’ is automatically selected.
CONTROL’ item with the selection on the master station.
NOTE:
If the automatic staging control on a slave station becomes invalid due to interferences or other communication disturbances, the
automatic start/stop control is continued using the saturation pressure value derived from the following two equations as the set
value for the ‘LOCAL SUCTION PRESSURE’.
[‘CUT IN SET POINT’ temperature setting written last by the master station] + [‘APPROACH dT’ value]
and [Set temperature for ‘CUT OUT SET POINT’] + [‘APPROACH dT’ value]
Therefore, you should enter an appropriate negative value. Any negative value can be input if it is within ±20 % of the range.
The “range” here means the measurable range of the temperature sensor selected for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CUT IN/OUT)’
item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen. (Normally, a temperature sensor measurable of temperatures between -50.0
and +50.0 C (i.e. 100 C in range) is used. So a temperature between -20 to +20.0 C can be set as the ‘APPROACH dT’ value.)
NOTE:
If the automatic staging control on a slave station becomes invalid due to interferences or other communication disturbances, the
capacity control is performed using the saturation pressure value derived from the following equation as the set values for the
‘LOCAL SUCTION PRESSURE’.
[‘CONTROL SET POINT’ temperature setting written last by the master station] + [‘APPROACH dT’ value]
Therefore, you should enter an appropriate negative value. Any negative value can be input if it is within ±20% of the “range”.
The “range” here means the measurable range of the temperature sensor selected for the ‘CONTROL TARGET (CAPACITY
CONTROL)’ item in the ‘SYSTEM CONFIGURATION’ screen. (Normally, a temperature sensor of a measurable range of
between -50.0 to +50.0 C (i.e. the range is in 100 C) is used. So a temperature between -20 to +20.0 C can be set as the
‘APPROACH dT’ value.)
Select ‘START’ to make communications active for the port being set. Select ‘STOP’ to deactivate communications
COMMUNICATION for the port.
Enter different one of the numbers from 0 to 99 as the station number for each MYPRO TOUCH constituting a
ADDRESS communication control network.
This item is for setting the delay time until a response is sent from MYPRO TOUCH after it has received a
RESPONSE
command from the communication master station (remote PC).
(Response delay) (You can see any delay time between 0 and 100 at 10 millisecond increments.)
Items in ‘COMMUNICATION SETUP – MYPRO TOUCH HMI – COM1 & ETHERNET PORT’ Screen
Item Description
You are allowed to set the scaling used for the display of the
revolutions control outputs on the right figure part of ‘CONTROL
SUMMARY’.
For the ‘COMPRESSOR VFD CONTROL’ or ‘CONDENSER VFD CONTROL’ item, select ‘REVOLUTION’ (‘rpm’) or
‘FREQUENCY’ (‘Hz’) to decide the revolutions scaling or the frequency scaling, respectively.
Under ‘MV0% - 100%’, set the revolutions or frequency values that correspond to the 0 % and 100 % revolutions control outputs
(MV = manipulating value).
Display contents
COMPRESSOR REVOLUTION : [rpm]
VFD CONTROL REVOLUTION FREQUENCY : [Hz]
or
CONDENSER The display on other screens is displayed by the above-mentioned setting.
VFD CONTROL MV 0% Numerical value displayed to MV 0% (minimum rotational speed etc.)
MV 100% Numerical value displayed to MV 100% (Maximum rotational speed etc.)
Setting methods mainly for test run adjustment or readjustment are described as below.
Graph ICON
(1) ‘TREND GRAPH’ It allows to check current movements of each data.
(2) ‘HISTRICAL TREND GRAPH’ It allows to check histories of each data.
(3) ‘TREND DATA EXPORT’ It allows to copy stored data to external USD flash drive.
Monitor ICON
(1) ‘VERSION’ It allows to check the version of the program.
(2) ‘DEVICE MONITOR’ It allows to check internal device value.
(3) ‘SYSTEM DETAILS’ It allows to check the system setting. (Not allow to change it.)
(4) ‘SYSTEM OVERVIEW’ It allows to monitor peripheral systems depends on the system setting.
(5) ‘COUNTER’ It allows to check operation hours and YOSAKU expansion valve operation frequency.
(6) ‘ASSIGNMENT’ It allows to check the assignment (title) of current inputs/outputs.
(Graph ICON)
Moreover, it allows copying stored data in internal SD cards, which are sold separately, to external USB storage device
(memory).So you can verify and analyze the data with external personal computers.
Select CH
Trend Data Export
Wide Range/Normal Range switching
Sampling interval
CAUTION
When time (year, hour, minute) is changed when data is collected, data might not be able to be collected
normally.
When a historical trend is displayed, the cursor cannot be displayed if data cannot collect normally.
SELECT CH switch
The data logging of MYPRO TOUCH system can record below 49 types of data.
AI-01 SP AI-11 SDP AI-20 RLD AI-74 CAP
AI-02 DP AI-11 LVL AI-23 CGP2 AI-75 SVP
AI-03 OP AI-12 MA AI-24 CGT2 AI-76 ATP
AI-04 AFP AI-13 EBT AI-65 dOP AI-77 dOP2
AI-04 BFP AI-14 LBT AI-66 dFP AI-78 SSH2
AI-05 ST AI-15 LSV AI-67 dP AI-79 dFFP
AI-06 DT AI-16 HSV AI-68 SSH AI-80 ATT
AI-07 OT AI-16 SSP AI-69 ISH CMPS
AI-08 OS AI-16 SVOP AI-70 DSH CNDS
AI-08 AFFP AI-16 PSV AI-71 D/S OPT1
AI-09 IP AI-17 CGP1 AI-72 Vi OPT2
AI-10 IT AI-18 CGT1 AI-73 CRVi OPT3
OPT4
The selection item is the same as the item that can be displayed in ‘MAIN PV’ screen of Top Screen.
Please refer to 3.1.3 Main Status Screen (Top screen) for the item.
CAUTION
When the collection item is changed, it becomes continuous data that not is to collect data different
(Changed) since that time.
Be careful when you change.
(Exporting to SD card)
1. Please install the SD card in the touch panel.
2. It is correctly installed, and when TRANSFER CSV switch is pushed when the sampling data exists in the MYPRO TOUCH
system, the sampling data is output to the SD card as CSV file.
The output file (100 files of SA.0#00.CSV-SA0#99.CSV to 000# folder) becomes it. (# is 0-4.)
Please note an overwrite when this name has already been filed.
(Data copy from SD card to USB storage device, and Display of CSV file)
1. Please confirm the USB storage device (memory) is installed.
2. When copying of the CSV file and confirming it, the FILE MANAGER switch is started, and it touches, and the file manager
is started.
'CSV file indicator' is displayed by choosing the file that wants to be confirmed by the file manager, and it operates with right
side UP, DOWN, R, and L switch, and it is possible to confirm it.
(4) Delete-fail
(9) Cut
Device manager
(3) Return to previous folder
3. When the file is copied, the file of the copy origin is selected by the file manager touching.
4. It touches COPY with the file selected.
5. It touches, and it touches PASTE switch at the destination of the copy of the file.
6. It touches OK or Cancel according to the message.
(Monitor ICON)
(The content etc. of the change can be confirmed because in the end
of a manual, there is a program change history. )
Not only compressor control, but also peripheral system controls are
possible, such as condenser control, chiller control and level control,
on MYPRO TOUCH system.
COMPRESSOR TOTAL RUN TIME Displays the total operating hours of the compressor
CHILLER YOSAKU Displays the number of times the chiller YOSAKU expansion valve was
(Chiller YOSAKU actuation frequency) operated. (Option)
ECONOMIZER/INTERCOOLER YOSAKU
Displays the number of times the economizer/intercooler YOSAKU expansion
(Economizer/intercooler YOSAKU
valve was operated. (Option)
actuation frequency)
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN Displays the number of times the Evaporator oil return was operated. (Option)
Analog outputs
name display switch
Chapter 4 : Operation
‘LOCAL’: The START / STOP switch on the touch panel is used to make start/stop control of the compressor unit.
‘REMOTE’: Start/stop of the compressor unit is controlled by ON/OFF command inputs at DI-16 by an external device.
‘COMM’: Start/stop of the compressor unit takes place according to ON/OFF commands (000513:Comm.Comp Start
Input) transmitted from a remote controlling device through communications.
‘AUTO STAGE’: Each of the multiple compressor units operating under automatic staging control (AUTO STAGE; option) is
started and stopped according to commands sent from the master station.
Stop:
- Touch the STOP switch on the touch panel of MYPRO TOUCH.
Pump-out sequence starts as soon as the STOP switch is touched while the compressor is in operation. The compressor
capacity (or rotational speed) set for ‘PUMP OUT > PERCENTAGE’ is maintained during the pump-out operation.
*
- After a delay of the ‘PUMP OUT MINIMUM DELAY’ time , the compressor completes the pump-out sequence either after
*
a lapse of the ‘PUMP OUT MAXIMUM DELAY’ time or after the suction pressure has dropped to the ‘PUMP OUT PRESS’
*
pressure .
- After the pump out ends,
If CAPACITY 0% STOP = YES,
The capacity decrease operation is done while the compressor motor operation command DO-01 (Y00) turning on,
because the capacity of the compressor is adjusted to 5% or less.
The compressor motor operation command DO-01(Y00) is turned off by the passage of 'RESIDUAL OPERATION'
time or 5% or less in capacity.
If CAPACITY 0% STOP = NO,
The capacity of the compressor maintains the state, and turns off the compressor motor operation command
DO-01(Y00).
- The compressor operation command at DO-01(Y00) is turned OFF to complete the compressor stop control sequence.
At this time, the following three kinds of oil pump residual operation is done by the setting.
1. Residual operation for capacity decrease operation by RESIDUAL OPERATION
2. Residual operation for inertia rotation protection by PUMP OUT ->OIL P. STOP DELAY
3. Residual operation for seal protection by SEAL PROTECTION
When the residual operation is not done or the residual operation ends, the oil pump operation command DO-02(Y01) is
turned off.
When the oil pump has stopped for PARTIAL LUBE or AUTO LUBE,
the residual operation is done after the OILP DO-02(Y01) is turned on.
*1 According to set time, Residual operation is done "for Seal protection" or "for Inertia rotation protection".
In case of 'OIL PUMP DELAY > OIL P. STOP', for Seal protection
In case of 'OIL PUMP DELAY < OIL P. STOP', for Inertia rotation protection
*2 According to set time, Residual operation is done "for Capacity decrease operation" or "for Inertia rotation
protection".
In case of 'RESIDUAL OPERATION > OIL P. STOP', for Capacity decrease operation
In case of 'RESIDUAL OPERATION < OIL P. STOP', for Inertia rotation protection
* Each time set value can set 0sec. In that case, Residual operation does not work.
* When the compressor stop by FAILURE, Residual operation does not work.
* Therefore, at OIL PUMP -> W/ 2-OIL PUMPS, it becomes only FULL LUBE, and the residual operation is done with the
oil pump driven when the compressor stops. (It is common to 'Capacity Decrease Operation', 'Inertia rotation protection',
and 'Seal Protection'.)
CAUTION
According to the selection for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, the following
conditions automatically take place when the STOP switch is touched on the touch panel of MYPRO TOUCH.
- When the ‘LOCAL’, ‘REMOTE’, or ‘COM’ mode (except ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode) has been selected, pressing
the STOP switch causes no change to the operation control mode in the case of the ‘LOCAL’ mode, but
the mode automatically changes to ‘LOCAL’ in the case of the ‘REMOTE’ and ‘COMM’ modes. The
compressor, if operating, will then stop after the pump-out sequence. (It remains stopped thereafter.)
To restart the compressor, simply press the START switch if you need not change the mode from ‘LOCAL’
to another, or turn ON the relevant operation control command after changing the mode from ‘LOCAL’ to the
desired mode.
- When the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode has been selected, pressing the STOP switch does not cause any change
to the setting for the ‘OPERATION’ item in the ‘OPERATION MODE’ screen, but the selection of ‘ENABLE’
you made for the ‘CONTROL’ item in the ‘AUTO STAGE’ screen automatically changes to ‘DISABLE’.
In this case, if the compressor under control is running when the STOP switch is pressed, the compressor
will then stop after completing the pump-out sequence.
Even the STOP switch is pressed on the master station and its ‘CONTROL’ item setting in the ‘AUTO
STAGE’ screen is consequently changed to ‘DISABLE’, the automatic staging control continues to work on
all the other stations (slave stations).
To recover the ‘AUTO STAGE’ mode control after pressing the STOP switch , it is necessary (for the case
of the master station and the case of a slave station) to perform the steps below. (Simply pressing the
START switch on the station does not recover the automatic staging control.)
4.2 Input/Output
4.2.1 Analog Input
Channel No. Symbol Analog Input Item Name
Suction Pressure
AI-01 SP
Always
Discharge Pressure
AI-02 DP
Always
Oil Supply Pressure
AI-03 OP
Always
STANDARD ANALOG INPUT BOARD
LVL
It allocates, when Level Control -> Use is selected.
Motor Ampere
AI-12 MA
Always
MT-AI-02
It is an input in the range of the capacity instruction 0-100%. (It is not a range of MVL-MVH%.)
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AI-21 ---
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System Discharge Pressure
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AI-29 ---
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AI-30 ---
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AI-31 ---
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AI-32 ---
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* Items in parentheses of Symbol column are assigned depending on options. (The configuration can’t be changed.)
* DO-** : Digital output DI-** : Digital input
Compressor turns on, after turning on DO-02 [OILP] and the end of compressor start delay, when operation
condition has been completed. If OPERATION MODE is set at REMOTE, COMM and AUTO-STAGE, and also
DO-01 COMP COMPRESSOR AUTO START/STOP is set as YES, it starts/stops automatically depending on either selected
control target of below options.
AI-01 SP Suction pressure AI-16 or 19 SSP System suction pressure
AI-13 EBT Chiller entering temperature, AI-14 LBT Chiller leaving temperature
When it meets the stop conditions, it turns off after pump-out sequence that starts at the end of CUT-OUT DELAY.
It is assigned depends on the system config. (OIL PUMP LEAD/LAG -> LEAD D/O02 / LAG D/O 21).
When it meets the start conditions, oil pump turns on after OIL P. START DELAY.
Oil pump turns off when the compressor stop after pump-out sequence and then the capacity becomes 5% or
( OILP ) less or after 3 minutes later of the stopping.
(After the OIL PUMP DELAY, it turns off by option (COMPRESSOR OIL SEAL CONTROL).
* It will turn on even the compressor is not running, if AI-12 MA (compressor motor current) is detected as over
DO-02 “about 4.9% or more”.
It turns off 1 minute later of starting compressor when “J Series – with oil pump - PARTIAL LUBE” is selected.
( O/P2 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (OIL PUMP LEAD/LAG -> LEAD D/O21 / LAG D/O 02).
It turns on when the set point is dOP <= #2OIL PUMP START dOP,
It turns off when the set point is dOP > #2OIL PUMP START dOP after #2OIL PUMP STOP DELAY.
STANDARD DIGITAL INPUT/OUTPUT BOARD
It is assigned depends on the system config. (COMPRESSOR -> except FM160). (It is turning "ON" at increase.)
As for the capacity control, PID control is performed depending on either selected control target of below options.
(including pressure/temperature composition.)
AI-01 SP Suction pressure AI-16 or 19 SSP System suction pressure
AI-14 LBT Chiller leaving temperature AI-02 DP Discharge Pressure
MT-DIOA-01
LOAD By option (REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL), it controls depending on either command input.
DO-03 ANALOG AI-20 RLD Remote capacity command
DIGITAL DI-31 RMLD Remote capacity loading command
DI-32 RMUL Remote capacity unloading command
The limiter functions of LIMIT/UNLOAD are preinstalled by using following inputs.
AI-12 MA(Compressor motor current) rise, AI-02 DP( Discharge pressure) rise
AI-01 SP(Suction pressure) down, AI-09 IP(intermediate pressure) rise (option)
It is assigned depends on the system config. (LIQUID INJECTION OIL COOLING CONTROL -> USE).
( INJY ) PID Control is performed depending on either selected control target of below options.
AI-02 DP Discharge Pressure, Discharge superheat calculated value
In addition, when INJECTION VALVES is set as MOTORIZED VALVE, it assigned not digital outputs, but analog
out puts (LIQUID INJECTION CONTROL PID OUT).(Extension Analog outputs board is required.)
( OILD ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (COMPRESSOR -> COMPOUND-2(2016 & HIGHER)).
It turns on at the time DI-12 [MSRB] turns OFF. After that, it turns off after OIL DRAIN SV - SV OFF DELAY.
(It also turns on at the time MYPRO TOUCH system starts. It also turns off at the end of SV OFF DELAY.)
( H->L )
It is assigned depending on the options (AUTO Vi CONTROL -> USE J SEREIS).
Common Alarm (FAILURE and ALARM) output
DO-10 FAIL It is batch alarm (FAILURE) output. (Normal Close and Normal Open, the options are available)
Alarm (non-critical alarm) is also out puts, when YES is set as ALARM OUTPUT.
Emergency Stop input
DI-11 EMGC It is emergency stop input (non-voltage contact)
The digit is input with emergency stop bottom and so on.
One second OFF status of this input triggers "EMERRGENCY STOP" alarm.
Main motor Starter Read Back input
Interlock-1 input
It is Interlock-1 input (non-voltage contact) . Interlock of the compressor operation can be unlocked.
DI-13 INT1 (Short-circuit 13A and 13B when this interlock is not used.)
Follow condition triggers "INTERLOCK" alarm. DI-12 [MSRB] is ON or DO-01 [COMP] is ON, also this input keeps
OFF status for more than INTERLOCK setting period.
Interlock-2 input
When Chiller Pump Mode is set as Not Use, It triggers "INTERLOCK-3" alarm, when this input keeps OFF status
DI-15 more than INTERLOCK-3 setting period after completing the compressor operation condition.
When Chiller Pump Mode is not set as Not Use, It triggers "INTERLOCK-3" alarm, when this input keeps OFF
status more than INTERLOCK-3 setting period after turning ON of DO-19 CHLP.
Oil Level High input
It is oil level switch input (non-voltage contact).
( OLVH ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (DI-15 USE -> OIL LEVEL SWITCH).
(Short-circuit 15A and 15B when this interlock is not used.)
It triggers "OIL LEVEL LOW", when this input kept OFF status more than 30 second under the operation of the
compressor.
Remote Compressor Start command input
DI-16 RMST It is remote compressor operating command input (non-voltage contact). It allows to input compressor-operating
command at a distance. It is available only when OPERATION MODE is set as REMOTE.
It is assigned depends on the system config. (CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE -> YOSAKU 1-VALVE or 2-VALVES
( EVPY ) or 3-VALVES).
PID control is performed by selected any follow control targets. The minimum value of their PID control outputs is
controlled as the output value. SSH, AI-01 SP, AI-14 LBT
( OILR ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (OIL RETURN SV -> USE).
Refer to oil heater output DO-06 [OILR] (J).
( OILP ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (OIL PUMP LEAD/LAG -> LEAD D/O 21/LAG D/O 02).
It allocates it when setting to W/ 2-OIL PUMPS with OIL PUMP, and setting it to LEAD Y14/LAG Y01 with OIL
DO-21 PUMP LEAD/LAG. Refer to oil pump operation command output DO-02 [OILP].
( O/P2 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (OIL PUMP LEAD/LAG -> LEAD D/O 02/LAG D/O 21).
It allocates it when setting to W/ 2-OIL PUMPS with OIL PUMP, and setting it to LEAD Y01/LAG Y14 with OIL
PUMP LEAD/LAG. Refer to oil pump operation command output DO-02 [O/P2].
DO-22 ( ALRM ) It is batch alarm (ALARM) output. (Options, Normal Close and Normal Open, are available.)
When there are both of ALARM and FAILURE ( Expect superheat and OIL FILTER alarm), ALARM is not output
if set points of ALARM and FAILURE are same values.(FAILURE is output)
For capacity control, PID control is performed as the control target is AI-09 IP (intermediate pressure)
( EVPY ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE -> YOSAKU 1-VALVE or 2-VALVES
or 3-VALVES).
Refer to Chiller YOSAKU Expansion Valve output-1 (except J) DO-18 [EVPY].
It is assigned depends on the system config. (CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE -> YOSAKU 2-VALVES or
3-VALVES).
( EVY2 ) PID control is performed by selected any follow control targets. The minimum value of their PID control outputs is
controlled as the output value.
Suction superheat, AI-01 SP Suction pressure, AI-14 LBT Chiller leaving temperature.
The difference of the control cycles of the outputs and "EXP. VALVE (**) CONTROL (SETPOINTS)" is half –cycle.
It is assigned depends on the system config. (CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD ONLY or VFD+2STEPS +
VFD+3STEPS or VFD+5STEPS or 3STEPS or 6 STEPS).
( CND1 ) In that case control target is set as AI-02 DP (discharge pressure): (START #* set point < STOP #* )
DO-25 During turning on of DI-12 [MSRB], it turns on when AI-02 DP >= START #*, it turns off when AI-02 DP <= STOP #* .
In that case control target is set asAI-11 SDP (system discharge pressure):
During turning on of DI-12 [MSRB], it turns on when AI-11 SDP >= START #*, It turns off when AI-11 SDP <= STOP #*.
The control method is selected from ON-OFF SINGLE SET or ON-OFF MULTI SET
( CND2 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD+2STEPS + VFD+3STEPS or
VFD+5STEPS or 3STEPS or 6 STEPS).
DO-26 Refer to condenser operating output-1DO-25 [CND1].
( MPLD )
It is assigned depending on the options (AUTO Vi CONTROL -> USE D/O26,27,28,29,30(UD-V)).
Condenser operation output-3
( CND3 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD+2STEPS + VFD+3STEPS or
VFD+5STEPS or 3STEPS or 6 STEPS).
MT-DIO4 -01
( CND4 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD+3STEPS or VFD+5STEPS or 6
STEPS).
Refer to condenser operating output-1 DO-25 [CND1].
( CND5 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD+5STEPS or 3STEPS or 6
STEPS).
Refer to condenser operating output-1 DO-25 [CND1].
Vi slide (L/H port) "Load" Solenoid Valve output
( LHLD )
It is assigned depending on the options (AUTO-Vi CONTROL -> USE D/O26,27,28,29,30(UD-V)).
Chiller Liquid Supply Solenoid Valve output-3
It is assigned depends on the system config. (CONDENSER CONTROL -> VFD+3STEPS or VFD+5STEPS or 6
STEPS).
n case of EXPANSION VALVES -> NONE/THERMAL EXPANSION VALVE,
( EVS3 ) During turning on DI-12 [MSRB], it turns on when the set point is AI-15 LSV >= 3RD LIQUID SUPPLY ON LSV%,
DO-29
it turns off when the set point is AI-15 LSV <= 3RD LIQUID SUPPLY OFF LSV%.
(3RD LIQUID SUPPLY ON LSV% set point> 3RD LIQUID SUPPLY OFF LSV% set point.)
In case of except EXPANSION VALVES -> NONE/THERMAL EXPANSION VALVE,
It turns on when DI-12 MSRB is turned on, and it turns off when pump-out start.
Ready to Start
( RDY ) It allocates when there is not allocating the above-mentioned.
In "Running" or "not anti cycle", when "Warning has not been generated" and "The DI-13 interlock is turned on", it
turns on.
Evaporator Oil Return Output 2
( EOR2 ) It is assigned depending on the options (EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN).
When DO-30 EOR1 is turning off, this output is turned on.
It is assigned depends on the system config. (CHILLER LIQUID SUPPLY SV -> 3).
Refer to condenser operating output-1 DO-25 [CND1].
( EVY2 ) It is assigned depends on the system config. (CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE -> YOSAKU 2-VALVES or
3-VALVES).
Refer to Chiller YOSAKU Expansion Valve output-2 DO-24.
Chiller YOSAKU Expansion Valve output-3 (except J)
DO-30
It is assigned depends on the system config. (CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE -> YOSAKU 3-VALVES).
PID control is performed by selected any follow control targets. Their minimum value of PID control output is
controlled as the output value.
( EVY3 ) Suction superheat, AI-01 SP suction pressure, AI-14 LBT Chiller leaving temperature
In addition if MOTORIZED VALVE is set as EXPANSION VALVES, it assigned not as digital output but as analog
output (SUCTION SUPERHEAT2 CONTROL PID OUT ) (Extension analog output board is required.)
The control cycle of the output is as same cycle as "CONTROL CYCLE" of "EXP. VALVE (**) CONTROL
(SETPOINTS)".
The detectable names and types of Alarm/failure on MYPRO TOUCH system, they are categorized as follow.
The displayed Number on ‘ALARM LOG’ and ‘FAILURE LOG’ screens are shown as ALARM/FAILURE CODE No. in the below
table.
[ ALARM : minor ]
ALARM
/FAILURE ALARM Name Description
CODE No.
When the alarm set point status is DP >= HIGH DP (ALARM) during turning on
49 DISCHARGE PRESSURE HIGH
DI-12 [MSRB], it is issued immediately.
When the alarm set point status is DT >= HIGH DT (ALARM) during turning on
50 DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE HIGH
DI-12 [MSRB], it is issued immediately.
When the alarm set point status is OT >= HIGH OT (ALARM) during turning on
51 OIL SUPPLY TEMPERATURE HIGH
DI-12 [MSRB], it is issued immediately.
At the time, 60 seconds later turning on DI-12 [MSRB] and then the alarm set
52 COMPRESSOR MOTOR CURRENT HIGH
point status keeps 6 seconds as MA >= HIGH MA (ALARM).
At the time, 3 minutes later turning on DI-12 [MSRB] and then the alarm set point
53 INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE HIGH
status keeps 20 seconds as IP >= HIGH IP (ALARM)
At the time, the alarm set point status keeps LOW SP ALARM DELAY period as
54 SUCTION PRESSURE LOW SP <= LOW SP (ALARM) at the end of LOW SP MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB]
turns on.
When DI-12 [MSRB] is turning on and the alarm set point is LBT <= LOW LBT
55 CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE LOW
(ALARM), it is issued immediately.
At the time, the capacity does not decrees to 5% or less even DO-04 [UNLD]
keeps ON status for 3 minutes after DO-02 [OILP] turns on.
("OVER RANGE" is output ahead of ALARM issuing when the default setting is
60 seconds because the judgment time of "CAPACITY NO DOWN" ALARM is
56 CAPACITY NO DOWN fixed as 3 minutes.)
When the alarm set point keeps its status for 30 seconds as SSH <= LOW SSH
(ALARM) after the liquid supply control starts. In addition, if ALARM auto
57 SUCTION SUPERHEAT LOW
cancellation is available, it is canceled when the alarm set point keeps its status
for 15 seconds as SSH >= LOW SSH ALARM CANCEL after issuing ALARM.
OIL FILTER
When DI-12 [MSRB] turns on and the alarm set point status keeps HIGH dFP
58 (After filter differential pressure
DELAY period as dFP >= HIGH dFP DELAY.
(dFP=DP-AFP))
At the time, after turning on DO-02 [OILP] and checking dOP, the capacity does
not decrees to 5% or less after the COMP. RE-START DELAY period and then
59 RE-START the capacity decreases to 5% or less during ALARM > RE- START/ TIME.
(At this time, start INTERVAL timer and the timing of next operation is after the
INTERVAL.)
At the time, DO-06 [HIUL] keeps its status ON for 10 minutes when the
compressor is running. In addition, when DO-05 [HILD] keeps its status ON for
10 minutes during running of the compressor.
60 HIGH STAGE
("OVER RANGE" is output ahead of ALARM issuing when it is set ass the default
(60 seconds) because the judgment time of "HIGH STAGE"ALARM is fixed as 10
minutes.)
ALARM
/FAILURE ALARM Name Description
CODE No.
When, 3 minutes later turning DI-12 [MSRB] on and the alarm set point keeps its
61 INTERMEDIATE SUPERHEAT LOW
status for 30 seconds as ISH <= LOW ISH (ALARM).
When DI-12 [MSRB] turns on and the alarm set point status is EBT <= LOW EBT
62 CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE LOW
(ALARM), alarm is issued immediately.
When the alarm set point status is OS <= LOW OS (ALARM) after DI-12 [MSRB]
63 SEPARATOR OIL TEMPERATURE LOW is turns on and then after the MASK TIME (common with "LOW dP"), alarm is
issued immediately.
(Only for 400 Series)
dOP2 LOW
At the time, after DO-02 [OILP] turns on, the alarm set point keeps its status for
64 (Oil supply differential pressure 2
10 seconds as dOP2 <= LOW OP2 (ALARM) and then DI-12 [MSRB] still turns
(dOP2=SVOP-DP))
on, alarm is issued.
When the alarm set point keeps its status for 30 seconds as SSH2 <= LOW
SSH2 (ALARM) after liquid supply control starts. In addition, if ALARM auto
65 SUCTION SUPERHEAT2 LOW cancellation is available, it is automatically canceled when the alarm set point
keeps it status for 15 seconds as SSH2 >= LOW SSH2 ALARM CANCEL after
issuing ALARM.
81 to 88 OPTION ANALOG INPUT* LOW/HIGH The ALARM can be issued depends on a setting.
In DI-12 MSRB turn on and not pump-out, after the MASK TIME (common with
300 SUCTION TEMPERATURE LOW "LOW SP"), When the state of the ST <= LOW ST ALARM setting value
continues at the LOW ST ALARM DELAY time.
In DI-12 MSRB turn on,
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN When the state of DI-31 EORL turn ON/OFF continues at EVAPORATOR OIL
304
LEVEL SWITCH ALARM RETURN LEVEL SW -> ALARM time after EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN ->
LEVEL SW MASK TIME passes.
When the state of DO-30 EOR1 turn ON and DI-32 EMVL turn OFF continues at
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN LEVEL SW -> ALARM time.
306 EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN MV ALARM or
When the state of DO-29 EOR2 turn ON and DI-32 EMVL turn ON continues at
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN MV -> ALARM time.
(Only for
I/O PLATFORM = EUROPE and AUTO UNLOAD CLEAR ALARM = USE)
ALARM
/FAILURE FAILURE Name Description
CODE No.
- At the time of compressor starting, DI-12 [MSRB] does not turn on within
COMP. MSRB (Starting) setting time after DO-01 [COMP] turns on.
- When DI-12 [MSRB] keeps the status as OFF over COMP. MSRB (Running)
setting time during compressor operating.
89 START FAIL - At the time compressor has stopped, DI-12 [MSRB] does not turn off at the end
of COMP. MSRB(Stopping) setting time after DO-01 [COMP] turns off
- When the capacity does not decrease 5 % or less at the end of COMP.
RE-START DELAY after DO-02 [OILP] turns on also the capacity does not
decrease 5 % or less at the end of RE-START/TIMEOUT.
OP LOW When the alarm setting keeps its status for 30 seconds as dOP <= LOW dOP
90 (Oil supply differential pressure (dOP=OP-DP (FAILURE), while confirming the oil pressure before the compressor starts or
or OP-SP)) running the compressor.
(Except FULL LUBE of OIL FEED TYPE)
dP LOW When the alarm setting keeps its status for 2 minutes as dP <= LOW dP
91
(Differential pressure (dP=AFP-SP or AFP-IP)) (FAILURE) after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on at the end of LOW dP MASK TIME or
after checking dP rising.
When the alarm setting is DP >= HIGH DP (FAILURE), alarm is issuing
92 DISCHARGE PRESSURE HIGH
immediately.
When the alarm setting is DT >= HIGH DT (FAILURE), alarm is issuing
93 DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE HIGH
immediately.
When the alarm setting is OT >= HIGH OT (FAILURE), alarm is issuing
94 OIL SUPPLY TEMPERATURE HIGH
immediately.
At the time 60 seconds later DI-12 [MSRB] turns on, the alarm setting keeps its
95 COMPRESSOR MOTOR CURRENT HIGH
status for 10 seconds as MA >= HIGH MA (FAILURE).
OIL FILTER
When the alarm setting keeps its status for HIGH dFP FAILURE DELAY period
96 (After filter differential pressure
as dFP >= HIGH dFP (FAILURE) during turning on DI-12 [MSRB].
(dFP=DP-AFP))
When DI-14 [INT2] keeps its status OFF for INTERLOCK2 setting time after OIL
97 INTERLOCK-2
PUMP START DELAY period.
98 EMERGENCY STOP When DI-11 [EMGC] keeps its status OFF for 1 second.
When DI-15 [OLVH] keeps its status OFF for 30 seconds during the running of
99 OIL LEVEL LOW
the compressor.
At the time , 3 minutes later DI-12 [MSRB] turns on, the alarm setting keeps its
100 FINE FILTER
status dFFP ≧ HIGH dFFP (FAILURE) for HIGH dFFP FAILURE DELAY period.
At the time , 3 minutes later DI-12 [MSRB] turns on, the alarm setting keeps its
101 INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE HIGH
status as IP >= HIGH IP (FAILURE) for 30 seconds.
When the DI-13 [INT1] keeps its status OFF for INTERLOCK setting time during
102 INTERLOCK
turning on DI-12 [MSRB] or DO-01 [COMP].
When DI-12 [MSRB] turns on and the alarm set point status is LBT <= LOW LBT
103 CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE LOW
(FAILURE), alarm is issued immediately.
When the DI-15 [INT3] keeps its status OFF for INTERLOCK3 setting time after
104 INTERLOCK-3 completing compressor-operating condition (no CHLP) or during "turning on
DO-19 [CHIP]” (with CHLP).
When the alarm setting keeps its status as SP <= LOW SP (FAILURE) for LOW
105 SUCTION PRESSURE LOW SP FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of LOW SP MASK TIME after DI-12
[MSRB] turns on.
Regardless of run/stop of the compressor, When the sensor process value keeps
SUCTION PRESSURE its status as the upper limit (99.5% or more) or lower limit (0.5% or less) for
106
UNDER/OVER RANGE OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of PRESSURE
SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the lower limit (0.5% or less)
107 DISCHARGE PRESSURE UNDER RANGE for UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of PRESSURE SENSOR
FAILURE MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
108 OIL SUPPLY PRESSURE OVER RANGE more) for OVER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of PRESSURE
SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
109 OIL FILTER PRESSURE OVER RANGE more) for OVER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of PRESSURE
SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
SUCTION TEMPERATURE more ) or the lower limit (0.5% or less ) for OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY
110
UNDER/OVER RANGE setting time at the end of TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after
DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the lower limit (0.5% or less)
DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE
111 for UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of TEMPERATURE
UNDER RANGE
SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the lower limit (0.5% or less )
OIL SUPPLY TEMPERATURE
112 for UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of TEMPERATURE
UNDER RANGE
SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
ALARM
/FAILURE FAILURE Name Description
CODE No.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the lower limit (0.5% or less)
INTERMEDIATE PRESSURE
113 for UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time at the end of PRESSURE SENSOR
UNDER RANGE
FAILURE MASK TIME after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURE more) or the lower limit (0.5% or less) for OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY
114
UNDER/OVER RANGE setting time at the end of TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after
DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
COMPRESSOR MOTOR CURRENT When the sensor process value keeps its status as the lower limit (0.5% or less)
115
UNDER RANGE for UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time after DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
CHILLER LEAVING TEMPERATURE more) or the lower limit (0.5% or less) for OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY
116
UNDER/OVER RANGE setting time at the end of TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after
DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the capacity loading command keeps out putting for UNDER FAILURE
DELAY setting time with the condition that capacity is the lower limit (0.5% or
LOW SLIDE VALVE POSITION less), "UNDER RANGE" is issued.
117
UNDER/OVER RANGE When the capacity unloading command keeps out putting for OVER FAILURE
DELAY setting time with the condition that capacity is the upper limit (99.5% or
more),"OVER RANGE" is issued.
When the capacity loading command keeps out putting for UNDER FAILURE
DELAY setting time with the condition that capacity is the lower limit (0.5% or
HIGH SLIDE VALVE POSITION less), the "UNDER RANGE" is issued.
118
UNDER/OVER RANGE When the capacity unloading command keeps out putting for OVER FAILURE
DELAY setting time with the condition that capacity is the upper limit (99.5% or
more), "OVER RANGE" is issued.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
CHILLER GAS TEMPERATURE1&2 more) or the lower limit (0.5% or less) for OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY
119
UNDER/OVER RANGE setting time at the end of TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after
DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the sensor process value keeps its status as the upper limit (99.5% or
CHILLER GAS PRESSURE1&2 more) or the lower limit (0.5% or less) for OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY
120
UNDER/OVER RANGE FAILURE setting time at the end of PRESSURE SENSOR FAILURE MASK TIME after
DI-12 [MSRB] turns on.
When the alarm set point keeps its status as SSH <= LOW SSH (FAILURE) for
121 SUCTION SUPERHEAT LOW
LOW SSH FAILURE DELAY period after starting liquid supply control.
When the alarm set point keeps its status as SSH2 <= LOW SSH2 (FAILURE) for
122 SUCTION SUPERHEAT2 LOW
LOW SSH2 FAILURE DELAY period after starting liquid supply control.
When the alarm set point keeps its status as SP <= HIGH SP (FAILURE) for
123 SUCTION PRESSURE HIGH HIGH SP FAILURE DELAY period at the end of MASK TIME (common with
"LOW SP") after turning on DI-12 [MSRB].
When the alarm set point keeps its status as ST <= HIGH ST (FAILURE) for
124 SUCTION TEMPERATURE HIGH HIGH ST FAILURE DELAY period at the end of HIGH ST MASK TIME after
turning on DI-12 [MSRB].
125 to 132 OPTION ANALOG INPUT* LOW/HIGH FAILURE can be output depending on the setting.
In DI-12 MSRB turn on and not pump-out, after the MASK TIME (common with
301 SUCTION TEMPERATURE LOW "LOW SP"), When the state of the ST <= LOW ST FAILURE setting value
continues at the LOW ST FAILURE DELAY time.
Regardless of run/stop of the compressor, When the sensor process value keeps
CHILLER ENTERING TEMPERATURE
302 its status as the upper limit (99.5% or more) or lower limit (0.5% or less) for
UNDER/OVER RANGE *
OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time.
Regardless of run/stop of the compressor, When the sensor process value keeps
SYSTEM SUCTION PRESSURE
303 its status as the upper limit (99.5% or more) or lower limit (0.5% or less) for
UNDER/OVER RANGE *
OVER or UNDER FAILURE DELAY setting time.
In DI-12 MSRB turn on,
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN When the state of DI-31 EORL turn ON/OFF continues at EVAPORATOR OIL
305
LEVEL SWITCH FAILURE RETURN LEVEL SW -> FAILURE time after EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN ->
LEVEL SW MASK TIME passes.
When the state of DO-30 EOR1 turn ON and DI-32 EMVL turn OFF continues at
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN LEVEL SW -> FAILURE time.
307 EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN MV FAILURE or
When the state of DO-29 EOR2 turn ON and DI-32 EMVL turn ON continues at
EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN MV -> FAILURE time.
* SP(Suction Pressure), SSP(System Suction Pressure), EBT(Chiller Entering Temperature), and LBT(Chiller Leaving
Temperature) do the sensor warning watch while stopping because it might become the controlled target of compressor
cut-in/cut-out.
Chapter 5 : Communication
CAUTION
"RS-485 port of Touch panel (TP-COM2)" and "RS-485 port of CPU board (CPU-COM1)" cannot be used
for other usages while always using it.
[ MYPRO TOUCH ]
* Protocol for Ethernet : MODBUS TCP
or GP-Viewer
PC for remote watch
Ethernet GP-Viewer etc.
COM2 COM1 or
RS-485 RS-232C Straight RS-485 (2 wire or 4 wire)
Cable Level Terminal (Modbus)
Modbus Unit
Converter Block
CPU-TP Cable
RS-485 (2 wire or 4wire)
(Modbus)
Modbus Unit
COM1 COM2 or
RS-485 RS-485 RS-485 (2 wire)
(AUTO STAGE)
[MYPRO TOUCH]
CPU Board
MT-CPU-02-A
USB Communication PC
- Update Program
USB ([MYPRO TOUCH] [MYPRO TOUCH]
type-B
Support Software)
* All are an options or external equipments excluding the main body of MYPRO TOUCH (above figure dotted line part).
(1) Write/read
Transmission from remote device command
Transmission from MYPRO TOUCH (2) Answer Time
The arrangement between the command and answer used in (1) and (2) above is called “protocol”. Among multiple
communication protocols, MYPRO TOUCH supports the two of them: MODBUS ASCII protocol and MODBUS RTU protocol.
As both the protocols are standard protocols in industry, communications can easily be implemented without originally
programming yourself if MODBUS-compatible SCADA Software and a PLC communication unit are used.
As for MODBUS protocol that MYPRO TOUCH system supports, see Appendix 2 .
VFD COMPRESSOR MVH% (Press.:PID 11/16) 403150 400828 MVL%/MVH% BY COMM (VFD) -> ENABLE
CONTROL MVL% (Temp.:PID 12/16) 403151 400843 and 0% <= MVL% < MVH% <= 100%
Priority matter when the above-mentioned each communication coil is turned on at the same time
- When 000515 and 000516 are simultaneous ON,
Because REMOTE MVH% is invalid if MVL%/MVH% BY COMM ->ENABLE, it run the compressor with MVH-F%.
Because REMOTE MVH% is effective if MVL%/MVH% BY COMM ->DISABLE, it run the compressor with REMOTE
MVH%.
MVL/MVH% BY COMM
DISABLE ENABLE
ON REMOTE MVH% MVH-F%
000516:Comm. Comp. Load Limit Input
OFF MVH-F% MVH-F%
CAUTION
Please note writing data (set value) in MYPRO TOUCH from two or more communication ports enough.
The value written at the end becomes effective.
When it keeps writing a different value from two or more communication ports in one set value, the
movement of the system might become unstable.
Please confirm whether the value written according to the communication is reflected by reading it
again.
Moreover, please change the control switch from remoteness by the communication after confirming a
surrounding situation of equipment.
COM2 (RS485 communication port) COM2 (RS485 communication port) COM2 (RS485 communication port)
of MYPRO TOUCH CPU board of MYPRO TOUCH CPU board - - - of MYPRO TOUCH CPU board
SG SG SG
FG FG FG
Shielded 6-core, 3-pair cable Shielded 6-core, 3-pair cable
CAUTION
Be sure to connect the termination resistors by tuning ON their switches. This is necessary only for the physical
termination ports. Without connecting termination resistors correctly for the necessary RS-485 ports, normal
communications between the network devices is not guaranteed.
When setting the switch, move it until it clicks.
"AUTO STAGE" has aimed at a plural highly effective driving with the compressor.
Basically, capacity is fixed to the upper limit when the capacity of the lead step compressor reaches the upper limit, and capacity
is controlled with the lag(next) step compressor.
In a word, only one of compressors while always driving capacity is controlled, and other compressors are driven highly effective
by the capacity upper limit.
Moreover, to balance the operating time of the compressor, a short compressor at the operation time is assumed to be a lead
compressor.
Connect controllers using communication wires, and then assigned one of them as a master (MASTER) station and assigned
others as slave (SLAVE) stations. This setting allows to number control, maximum 8 controllers, by start/stop command from the
master station.
Address (ADDRESS) setting 1 is for a master station, setting 2 to 99 are for slave stations.
Increasing or Decreasing of operating number is performed as below procedure following the order (1 is the most significant, n is
the least significant) which the master station decides.
The capacity control usually uses target (CONTROL SET POINT) of value (PV) and the mastering station by the general
situation together as set value (SV) with the sensor input of the mastering station now.
However, because the slave station drives in automatic operation (AUTO) mode when it is not possible to communicate with the
mastering station by some reasons, the sensor input of a set value of the station and the station drive/is stopped as a value now
and, in that case, capacity is controlled.
Moreover, the slave station that cannot communicate with the mastering station by an abnormal connection and the power
supply determination, etc. in the station and the communication line warning stopping is excluded from the object of the number
control.
The slave station to which warning is released and the slave station that revived the communication are "It is added automatically
to the object of the number control again. ".
1/3) MANUAL
The operation order is decided by registering address of controller who composes AUTO STAGE in "Operation order" of
mastering station (LIST (MANUAL) 1 to 8).
When the number control target (N units) includes a compressor with revolutions control, put the priority on the compressor
with shorter operation time and make the order of a compressor with revolutions control lower. The compressor with
revolutions control starts last and stops first.
(As a result, the operating time of the compressor with revolutions control is shorter.)
When the number control target (N units) includes compressors with revolutions control, put the priority on the compressor
with shorter operating time. On the process of number increasing, put the priority on a stopping compressor with revolutions
control to make it start first.
After the starting, when the slide valve position reach at MVH and the revolutions reach at MVH, start a compressor without
revolutions control to change the order, the compressor with revolutions control is controlled by capacity MVL and rotational
speed MVL.
When the starting compressor without revolutions control controls capacity, and reaches MVH by SVP, a compressor that
had been fixed by capacity MVL and rotational speed MVL, performs capacity/revolutions control by control target. Repeat
that to increase operation unit number.
On the number decrease process, at first the top order compressor without revolutions control starts capacity control by
control target from capacity MVH fixed condition after the revolutions of the lowest order compressor with revolutions control
reaches MVL. Then, when its capacity reaches at SV HOLD PREVIOUS, stop the compressor without revolutions control.
The compressor, which had been fixed its slide valve position at MVL and its revolutions at MVL until then, starts
capacity/revolutions control by control target. Repeat that to decrease operating unit number.
(As a result, whole of capacity is always controlled by revolutions, and operating time of whole capacity of compressors with
revolutions control is getting longer.)
* When the control target (N units) has no compressor with revolutions control (all of the compressors are controlled by slide
valve control), same behavior is performed with the both selections of Revolutions control lag (AUTO (VFD LAG)) and
Revolutions control lag priority (AUTO (VFD PRIOR)).
* At the any process, control target <= stopping (CUT OUT) setting point makes all compressors are stopping
*1 "Control Target > CUT IN" is added to the condition at the compressor number increase.
*2 It is AND condition with "Control Target < CUT OUT + CUT OUT 2d (negative value), and pass CUT OUT 2d DELAY ".
Control Target
Order [1] (run time short 1) [2] (run time short 2) [3] (run time short 3) Operation of start/stop and order
Status
Target
ALL Stop VFD-1(stop) VFD-2(stop) VFD-3(stop) Set VFD-1 as the top order tentatively.
< CUT IN
Target VFD-1(Req.=PID)
1 unit run ↓ ↓ VFD-1 start at SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL
> CUT IN (SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL)
Target VFD-1(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ VFD-1 controls the Slide Valve Position in PID.
> CONTROL (SVP=PID, VFD=MVL)
VFD-1(Req.=PID) VFD-1 switches to revolutions control at
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVL) SVP=MVH, VFD=MVL.
VFD-1(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ VFD-1 controls the revolutions control in PID.
(SVP=MVH, VFD=PID)
nd
VFD-1(Req.=PID) The 2 unit (VFD-2) start is required, when
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) VFD-1 reaches at SVP=MVH and VFD=MVH.
VFD-1(Req.=MVH) VFD-2(Req.=PID)
↓ *1 2 units run ↓ VFD-2 start at SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) (SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL)
VFD-2(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ VFD-2 controls the Slide Valve Position in PID.
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL)
VFD-2(Req.=PID) VFD-2 switches to revolutions control at
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVL) SVP=MVH, VFD=MVL.
VFD-2(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ VFD-2 controls the revolutions control in PID.
(SVP=MVH, VFD=PID)
VFD-2(Req.=PID) The 3rd unit (VFD-3) start is required, when
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) VFD-2 reaches at SVP=MVH and VFD=MVH.
VFD-2(Req.=MVH) VFD-3(Req.=PID)
↓ *1 ALL run ↓ VFD-3 start at SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) (SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL)
VFD-3(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ VFD-3 controls the Slide Valve Position in PID.
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL)
VFD-3(Req.=PID) VFD-3 switches to revolutions control at
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVL) SVP=MVH, VFD=MVL.
VFD-3(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ VFD-3 controls the revolutions control in PID.
(SVP=MVH, VFD=PID)
↓(Req.=MVH) ↓(Req.=MVH) VFD-3(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) (SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) (SVP=PID, VFD=MVL) The entire capacity is controlled by the PID
↓(Req.=MVH) ↓(Req.=MVH) VFD-3(Req.=PID) control of the VFD-3.
↓ ↓
(SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) (SVP=MVH, VFD=MVH) (SVP=MVH, VFD=PID)
Target VFD-3(Req.=PID) When PID control of VFD-3 that is the lowest
↓ ↓ ↓
< CONTROL (SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL) priority reaches at SVP=MVL and VFD=MVL,
VFD-2(Req.=PID) VFD-3(Req.=MVL)
↓ ↓ ↓ the next upper order VFD-2 starts PID control.
(SVP=MVH, VFD=PID) (SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL)
VFD-2(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ When PID of VFD-2 reaches at stop setting*2,
(SVP<stop setting, VFD=MVL)
VFD-2(Req.=PID) VFD-3
↓ ↓ ↓ Stopping VFD-3 of the lowest order is required.
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL) (Req.=STOP)
VFD-2(Req.=PID) VFD-3
↓ 2 units run ↓ VFD-3 unit (the 3rd unit) stops.
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL) (Req.=STOP)(stopping)
VFD-2(Req.=PID) When PID control of the lowest VFD-2 reaches
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL) at SVP=MVL and VFD=MVH,
VFD-1(Req.=PID) VFD-2(Req.=MVL)
↓ ↓ ↓ the next upper order VFD-1 starts PID control.
(SVP=MVH, VFD=PID) (SVP=MVL, VFD=MVL)
VFD-1(Req.=PID)
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ When PID of VFD-2 reaches at stop setting*2,
(SVP<stop setting, VFD=MVL)
VFD-1(Req.=PID) VFD-2
↓ ↓ ↓ Stopping VFD-2 of the lowest order is required.
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL) (Req.=STOP)
VFD-1(Req.=PID) VFD-2
↓ 1 unit run ↓ VFD-2 (the 2nd unit) stops.
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL) (Req.=STOP)(stopping)
VFD-1(Req.=PID) Capacity/revolution is controlled only with
↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
(SVP=PID, VFD=MVL) VFD-1.
Target VFD-1
ALL Stop ↓ ↓
< CUT OUT (Req.=STOP)(stopping)
*1 "Control Target > CUT IN" is added to the condition at the compressor number increase.
*2 It is AND condition with "Control Target < CUT OUT + CUT OUT 2d (negative value), and pass CUT OUT 2d DELAY ".
Chapter 6 : Troubleshooting
This chapter contains several conditions that may suggest failures or other problems with MYPRO TOUCH and the actions we
recommend you to take when these conditions occur.
(3) The CPU light (an LED regularly blinking to indicate normal state) does not blink.
→ • Check that 24V DC power is supplied to J4 on the CPU board.
• Check the wiring to the circuit breaker and noise filter has no defects and the power voltage is correct.
(4) The displayed process value (PV) of the pressure sensors differ from the actual pressure values (pressure gauge readings
etc.)
→ • Check that the pressure sensor and its wiring have no defects.
• Check that the scaling for displaying the process value is set correctly.
(The scaling is set in the ‘ANALOG INPUT SCALING’ screen on the “SYSTEM CONFIGURATION”.)
• If the displayed process value noticeably gap from the actual values, you can enter an appropriate offset value to
make the displayed values close to the actual pressure values. (Use the “Setting: ANALOG INPUT
ADJUSTMENT”)
(5) The displayed PV of the temperature sensors differ from the actual temperature values (thermometer readings etc.)
→ • Check that the temperature sensors and their wiring have no defects.
• Check that the scaling for displaying the process value is set correctly.
(The scaling is set in the ‘ANALOG INPUT SCALING’ screen on “SYSTEM CONFIGURATION”.)
• If the displayed process noticeably gap from the actual values, you can enter an appropriate offset value to make
the displayed values closer to the actual temperature values. (Use the “Setting: ANALOG INPUT
ADJUSTMENT”)
(6) The displayed PV of the current sensor differ from the actual Process values.
→ • Check that the jumper pins of the CT sensor are in the correct (removed) state.
• Check that the CT sensor winding is correct in number of coils (twice).
• Check that the scaling for displaying the process value is set correctly.
(12) “BATTERY ALARM” is displayed at the lower right of the “status display” screen.
→ • At the display of "TP BATTERY LOW", The memory backup battery for touch-panel is weak(voltage low).
See section of "2.1 Touch Panel" to replace battery correctly.
The RTC backup battery for CPU-board is weak.
See section of "2.3.2 Replacement of battery for internal timing clock on CPU board" to replace battery correctly.
Even if this alarm is not displayed, replace the battery every three years.
If a run-down the RTC backup battery is detected when the CPU is reset during power-up operation or the like,
MYPRO TOUCH will be the status ‘ Control program stop status’ for safety, which prevents the compressor from
operating.
(16) In the ‘SLIDE VALVE CALIBRATION’ screen, display does not advance and entry for adjusting the unloader slide valve
position cannot be completed.
→ • The requirement for the large-small relationship of the analog inputs (showing unloader slide valve positions) are
not satisfied for the correction processing.
- No signal change occurs even when the unloader slide valve moves unless the switches for selecting the
signal source for slide valve position detection (potentiometers, 4 to 20 mA DC, or 1 to 5 V DC) on the
MYPRO TOUCH’s CPU board and analog input board are not correctly set. In this case, the switches must
be set correctly according to Section ‘2.3 Analog input board MT-AD-02.
- The 0 %-position analog input becomes larger than the 100 %-position analog input (the inputs reverse) if
the connections of terminals 1 and 3 are reversed on the potentiometer for detecting the unloader slide valve
position or the potentiometer is installed at a wrong angle.
In this case, perform any of the following.
• Correct the installation angle of the potentiometer.
• Reconnect the potentiometer terminals (1 and 3 ) correctly
- The difference between the 0 %-position and 100 %-position analog inputs may become extremely small if
the potentiometer for detecting the unloader slide valve position is has defect or at a wrong angle, or if it is
connected to the analog input terminals improperly.
In this case, replace the potentiometer if it is defective, correct its installation and correct potentiometer’s
connection to the analog input terminals.
Chapter 7 : Specifications
Inputs/ Outputs
4 to 20 mA DC (input impedance: 250 Ω)
Standard: 16 points
Input sensor or, 1 to 5 VDC (input impedance: 100 kΩ) (Switching
Maximum: 32 points
Analog inputs by a switch is possible)
Potentiometer inputs
1 kΩ potentiometer input Maximum: 2 points
(A/D Ch.15B, 16B)
*2
Display unit: MPa
2 *2
*1
Display unit: kgf/cm
Pressure *2
Display unit: bar
*2
Display unit: PSI
Measurement *2
Display unit: ºC
range *1 *2
Temperature Display unit: ºF
*2
Display unit: K
*2
Current Display unit: A
Capacity Display unit: % 0 to 100%
Measurement accuracy ±0.5 % / full-scale (sensor errors not included)
Sensor power supply 24 VDC (supplied from external 24 VDC power supply to analog input board)
Communication
RS-485 standard conformity(RD+, RD-, SD+, SD-, SG, FG)
Interface COM1, COM2
(* COM1 is occupied by the communication of the touch panel.)
Communication
COM1, COM2 4-wire half-duplex (2-wire system is also usable for communications.)
system
Synchronization method Asynchronous communication method
300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, or 115200 bps
Communication speed (bit/sec) (The total bit rates of all communication ports must be less than 192,000
bps.)
Start bit Fixed to 1 bit
Character bit 7 or 8 bits
Character format
Parity bit N (none), O (odd), or E (even)
Stop bit 1 or 2 bits
Parity check: Yes (odd/even) or No
Signal transmission error detection CRC-16: Fixed to Yes (in only RTU mode of MODBUS protocol)
LRC: Fixed to Yes (in only ASCII mode of MODBUS protocol)
Transmission distance Up to 150 m in total
Communication protocol MODBUS protocol RTU mode (BINARY code)
(Communication code) MODBUS protocol ASCII mode (ASCII code)
Others
Protective
Between contact output electrodes Circuit protector: Thermal tripping system, rated current 2 A
component
EEPROM
Storage of set points Clock data: Backed up by time clock battery (CR2032).
(Recommended battery replacement interval: 3 years)
*1
Power consumption 50W Max. (The touch panel doesn't include. )
MYPRO TOUCH CPU board Assembly H300mm×W270mm×D120mm Approx. 5.0 kg
Outside AD board(MT-AD-02-A) H120mm×W110mm×D 24mm Approx. 0.2 kg
dimensions DI/O board(MT-DIOA-01-A) H220mm×W110mm×D 28mm Approx. 0.2 kg
Weight Extension DA board (MT-DA-02-A) H120mm×W110mm×D 24mm Approx. 0.2 kg
Extension DIO4 board (MT-DIO4-01-A) H 70mm×W110mm×D 28mm Approx. 0.2 kg
*1 Please consider the power supply capacity and the factor of safety of the touch panel and peripherals when you
select the DC power supply.
110
6-φ4
5 5
5
120
(Ext. DA Board is the same size.) (Ext. DIO(2/2) Board is the same size.)
*1 character expansion factor can be set not only above way also using software.
*2 Logic program area can be switch up to 60,000 steps using software. However, capacity of application memory (screen
data) decreases 1M bytes.
*3 The error might be -380 to +90 seconds / month depending on temperature difference and using age. Reset accurate
time regularly, when using system needs it.
Noise pressure : 1,000Vp-p, Pulse width : 1μs, Rise time : 1ns(by Noise
Noise resistant
simulator))
Anti-static electric discharge Contact discharge method : 6kV(IEC/EN61000-4-2 level 3)
Earth Functional ground : D class grounding(common to SG-FG)
*1
Protective construction IP65f NEMA #250 TYPE 4X/13(Front at the time of panel implantation time)
Cooling system Natural cooling
Weight 2.5kg or less (Only main body)
Outside dimension W315 x H241 x D56[mm]
*2
Panel cut dimension W301,5 x H227.5, Panel thickness range : 1.6 to 5[mm]
*1 This protective construction is for the front part when touch panel is attached the panel. The conformity has been checked
under the condition of our test, however it does not mean the conformity in any environment. Especially even regulated oil
in the test, the oil might invade into the touch panel because of peeling sheet of the front parts or for any other reason
when the panel (main body) has been kept under the cloud of spray of the oil or the panel is exposed to extremely
Low-viscosity cutting oil and so on. In that case, another measurement is required for them. Similar oil invasion or plastic
deterioration might be caused by using non-regulated oil. Check your usage environment before operating the panel.
Do not reattached drip-proof packing which you had attached on the panel before , also do not use well –worn drip-proof
packing. They might not be expected full efficiency because they have damages and grime. You are recommended to
change the drip-proof packing regularly for stable protective effect.
*2 All dimension tolerance is +1/-0mm, corner radius is R3 or less.
CAUTION
Please avoid the installation in the place where direct sunshine strikes as much as possible,
because the rise in heat that parts by ultraviolet rays are the aged deterioration, stiffen, and are not
anticipated is thought..
Type-S-DA-2
MYPRO TOUCH Type-S-DA-DIO2-V MYPRO TOUCH-S-DA-2-V EAD-07010
+ CPU-TP Cable + Viewer
UD-Vi variable
Variable-Vi
400 series
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Ch.11
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ [LVL ] Chiller (liquid) level
Ch.25 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
Analog input board (4th board)
Ch.26 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
Ch.27 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
MT-AD-02
Extension
Ch.28 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
Ch.29 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
Ch.30 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
Ch.31 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
Ch.32 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---
SINGLE COMPOUND
UD-Vi variable
Variable-Vi
400 series
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◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ ◎ [INT2] Interlock-2
D/I 14
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ [LOCK] 100% LOCK Input (EU)
○ ○ ○ - - - ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ [INT3] Interlock-3
D/I 15
○ ○ ○ ◎ ◎ ◎ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ [OLVH] Oil level switch
D/O 18
MT-DIO4-01
* The extension digital input/output board is four-piece (one set), the set can be used as single piece. (Uninterrupted
connection is not required.)
Vi slide L->H SV
Vi slide H->L SV
Appendix
Appendix1. Introducing of MYPRO TOUCH Support software
We have software for supporting MYPRO TOUCH system.
- “MYPRO TOUCH Updater” allows to update control program of MYPRO TOUCH.
Hardware requirements
OS: Versions higher than Windows XP
As for update method, connect the personal computer and MYPRO TOUCH CPU
board using USB cables and write using “MYPRO TOUCH Updater” from the PC
side.
Many function cords are defined on MODBUS protocol, however MYPRO TOUCH supports the function cords, which shown in
the below table.
The specifying of each data on MODBUS protocol,” Number” is specified. ”Number“ has reference number, specifying number
and start number. Now the “Number” will be explained.
The reference number is the number that is used to specify coil or holding register when the data are referred. The data is data
from master device to slave device, which supports MODBUS protocol. 000001 to 009999 are available for specifying coils,
400001 to 409999 are available for holding registers.
Specifying number is the number, which is used to specify data in a command sentence on MODBUS protocol. 0000 to 9998 is
available for coils and holding registers.
Specifying of actual each data is performed by using the specifying number. The specifying number is also called start number
because the specifying number means that, “from which data starts to write/read out”.
The numbers are specified in hexadecimal notation in the command sentences.
As for specifying number and reference number of each device, see attachment “MYPRO TOUCH MODBUS communication
device list”.
Logic Ver.tr147c4c.
2013/03/06
Corrected RTC writing bugs.
Ver.124.102.107 Revised clock synchronization between TP and CPU.
2013/03/06 Added delay timer.
Changed alarm text.(Added some japanese translation.)
Logic Ver.tr147c4e.
Corrected MVH% setpoint bug.
Ver.126.103.110 2013/05/20
Revised STOP switch function in REMOTE or COMM OPERATION MODE.
Revised MODBUS communication response.
Logic Ver.tr147c4e.
Revised the condition of initialization for Analog Input Scaling and Analog Input
Ver.126.103.111 2013/05/31 Adjustment.
Refer to XXX.103.111_AI_Init20130531.xls document.
Revised CPU general I/O port accessing.
Logic Ver.tr147c4e.
Added function to turn all D/O OFF when exception of CPU occurred.
Ver.126.103.112 2013/06/24 Revised OIL SEAL PROTECTION MODE & CONDENSER CONTROL selection defect.
Revised scaling of communication capacity.(403133 & 400261)
Revised CAPACITY CONTROL TARGET input of AUTO STAGE MASTER.
Logic Ver.tr147c4e.
Ver.127.103.113 2013/07/09
Deleted illegal memory accessing function.
Display change and PV Auto Stage CONTROL TARGET
VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL OPERATION settings may be changed
Ver.128.103.113 2013/07/19 Fixed display of VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL PV value SV value
Display modification of OTHER SETPOINT> Oil heater setting
String table modification
Logic Ver.tr147c4k4
Ver.132.105.119 2013/09/20
Revised SYSTEM CONFIG>COUNTER input.
Fixed a problem that cannot be changed by unit ANALOG INPUT SCALING> OPTION
ANALOG INPUT1 / 4 ~ 4/4.
Ver.133.105.119 2013/09/24
Fixed scaling MASK TIME LOW OS bugs and MENU> ALARM> LIMITS> LOW dP
HMI Ver.133 needs CPU Ver.XXX.105.108 or later.
Logic Ver.tr147c4k4
Ver.133.105.120 2013/09/25
Revised MENU>ALARM>LIMITS>DELAY of LOW dP input.
Logic Ver.tr147c4k4
Ver.133.105.121 2013/09/25
Revised timer function of sequence control
Logic Ver.tr147c4m1
105.→
Changed the start of counting INTERVAL TIME in ANTI CYCLE
from stop of compressor to stop of oil pump.
Added four MODBUS coils(0009000~000903:M323~M326) as signal of “ready to start”.
MODBUS coil 000903 is assigned D0-29.
It is valid when other assignment is invalid.
Added REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL
Ver.133.106.122 2013/10/25 : REMOTE DIGITAL control for VFD COMPRESSOR:USE. Is works under the
condition of OPERATION is REMOTE DIGITAL of both CAPACITY CONTROL and VFD
COMPRESSOR CONTROL.
.121→
Added setting of CPU Import/Export function between USB flash memory and CPU.
Revised process of MODBUS coil
000519~000575 write through COM2 to avoid turning [START],[STOP] and[CLEAR
ALARM] switches.
Revised defect of MVL% and MVH% in RAMP CONTROL write through COM2.
- And LIMIT> LOW dP MASK TIME, LOW OS MASK TIME scaling correction
The error : 0 to 54 (30) SEC X 600 → Positive : 1 to 600 (600) SEC X 10
- CONTROL> OIL.P MANUAL added
Add to item OPERATION MODE.
As the display conditions, DI / O TEST OPERATION display when the YES.
In MANUAL, "00521 Read / Write X0148h DO TEST OPERATION DO02 ON / OFF
Input" ON continue.
- Fixed scaling of SLOW OPEN
EXP_CONTROL, ECONOMIZER CONTROL, CHILLER LBT CONTROL, CONDENSER
CONTROL,
To change the scaling of the SLOW OPEN LEVEL CONTROL
The -600 to 600 (60) sec:: Positive -600 to 600 →: -2400 to 2400: error -600 to 600
- when you have entered the October-December in the SET TIME> MONTH,
Fixed a bug that value is changed only touch panel side, the value of the CPU side does
not change.
- Unit display fixes CONTROL> SET POINTS> PUMP OUT PRESS
Ver.134.106.122 2013/10/25
- CONTROL> ECONOMIZER / INTERCOOLER CONTROL> SV ON SP, the unit display
modification of SV OFF SP
- IMPORT / EXPORT screen, and the device, script additional changes.
( And error display, clear error added)
- The specification changes, and CAPACITY CONTROL,
Display conditions change of VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL> OPERATION REMOTE
DIGITAL
Added display of the REMOTE DIGITAL VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL>
OPERATION
- The change to the 4 → 5 LIMITS> display input device number of digits.
Display Up to 6 digits including the (decimal) code
- Add the MODBUS TCP on the touch panel connected device set at the request of and
want to add
- Add (DO29 RDY) Ready To Run
- Revised Name "OIL.P RESIDUAL OPERATION" -> "RESIDUAL OPERATION"
- Revised Name "PUMP OUT > LSV%" -> "PUMP OUT > PERCENTAGE"
Logic Ver.tr147c4m2
106.→
Revised the defect of REMOTE CAPACITY CONTROL:REMOTE DIGITAL.
DO-03 and DO-04 turn ON and OFF by turns when both DI-31 and DI-32 turn ON.
Ver.134.107.123 2013/11/07 It happens under the condition LSV% is 5.0%.
.122→
By the defect of analog input scaling import function, excluded the function temporarily.
Recovered CLEAR ALARM function by COM2.
MODBUS coil number is 576.
Logic Ver.tr147c4m2+1
108.→
Changed logic of D/O-05 as ‘compressor 100% running’.
From (VFD MV% >= MVH%) X 30 seconds or limiter of slide valve is functioning.
To only (VFD MV% >= MVH% - 2.0%) X 30 seconds.
Ver.134.109.124 2013/11/15
123.→
Revised CLEAR ALARM function by COM2.
Added CLEAR ALARM by function OF.
In prior Ver.134.107.123 only function 05.
Revised confirmation of option DI/O driver board ID for wrong option DI/O status without
driver board.
Logic Ver.tr147c4m2+5
109.→
Ver.134.110.125 2013/11/21 Added M327(MODBUS coil No.000914) as ‘Anti Cycle’ status.
124.→
Changed value changing logic of MODBUS holding register No.402017 for COMP
STATE.
Added MODBUS holding register No.403128 as copy of No.402017.
Logic Ver.tr147c4m2+5LowST
110.→
Added LOW ST ALARM/FAILURE.
Changed generating condition of LOW SSH ALARM/FAILURE.
Prior it was allowed to generate only in the case that CHILLER EXPANSION VALVE is
not NONE/THERMAL.
Now it is always allowed to generate.
Ver.136.111.126 2013/11/28 For certain CUT OUT of J type compressor.
Revised CUT OUT LSV% comparison with slide valve position.
.125→
Changed input range of LOW SSH ALARM/FAILURE set point.
Minimum value is changed 0.0deg to -20.0deg.
Changed initial value of CUT OUT LSV% set point from 5.0% to 100.0%.
Changed input range of CUT OUT LSV% set point from 0.0~100.0% to 5.0~100.0%.
Added ANALOG INPUT SCALING setting to CONFIG & SETTING IMPORT/EXPORT.
- modified to turn off all Window when returning from screen saver.
When returning from the screen saver, and it remains out two pieces of Window, the
order can be closed Window is changed.
111.→
Revised VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL to SLIDE VALVE CONTROL for REMOTE
Ver.136.112.127 2013/12/06
UNLOAD input.
.126→
Added COMM DIGITAL to CAPACITY CONTROL OPERATION.
Added COMM DIGITAL to VFD COMPRESSOR CONTROL OPERATION.
112.→
Added AUTO UNLOAD ON CLEAR ALARM function.
If LSV% is still over 5.0% after AUTO UNLOAD MAXIMUM TIME, CAPACITY NO
DOWN ALARM is generated for 5 seconds.
Ver.137.113.128 2013/12/16
.127→
Added AUTO UNLOAD ON CLEAR ALARM selection.
Added AUTO UNLOAD MAXIMUM TIME setpoint.
Logic Ver.tr147c4u05
113.→
Ver.138.114.129 2014/02/03 Added REMOTE MVH% set value function for VFD COMPRESSOR.
.128→
Added REMOTE MVH% set value function for VFD COMPRESSOR.
Ver.139.114.129 2014/02/05 Correspond to "On the range under / over-range of each sensor MYPRO TOUCH"
[Added]
Added mbar, kPa to display
Added The PV value selection function to the TOP SCR
Added Brightness change function
Add CONDENSER CONTROL->number of revolutions
Added COMMUNICATION SETUP -> MYPRO TOUCH AREA 10 points read devices
Added GRAPHIC VIEW-> picture of GRAPHIC
[Changed]
Change Unit display of overheating.
o
(If the temperature unit is C, K will show the degree of superheat.)
Change CONTROL SUMMARY -> SET POINT To display the current value (display
only)
Change between Config screen movement, to return to the normal screen, to the OFF
TP communication automatically.
Change until return to the normal screen from move to the Config screen,
to the OFF TP communication automatically.
Change movement in the Config is to issue a message when disallowed. AUTO Vi: NOT
USE And J-series is selected at the time,
Change Moving condition modifications to ECONOMIZER / INTERCOOLER SV setting
screen.
Change in the measured value display
CALIBRATION -> ANALOG OUTPUT ASSIGNMENT
-> ANALOG OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT ->OUT
Migrating to the CPU decision
ASSIGNMENT -> DIO
Change HIGH OF→HIGH dFP ,HIGH FF→HIGH dFFP
Ver.201.115.130 2014/02/21
[Revised]
Changes to the screen
Reduce TOP SCR screen update speed improvement.
1 scan 290msec~310msec (590 ~ 610msec in Ver.139)
Changed to show at all times SVP
Revised EXPANSION VALVE (SSH) CONTROL-> LIQUID SUPPLY CONTROL display
Revised Display of Chiller -> Liquid Supply SV
Revised CH16 correcting the displayed PV MONITOR.
Revised HOT GAS BYPASS display
Revised an issue that did not perform
the CALIBRATION-> SLIDE VALVE CALIBRATION
Revised display ASSIGNMENT -> EVPS and EVS2
Revised a problem that you will not be able to log on again when you change left
untreated input to password change.
Revised display CGP1 of EXP. VALVE(SP/CGP1)
Revised GRAPH->A=65~ display of past values and current values are shifted
Revised CONDENSER CONTROL -> bug in the display
Revised SCHEDULE->CONTROL TARGET
problem where the Window does not close automatically
Display
Revised ASSIGNMENT -> ANALOG INPUT bug in the display
Revised PV MONITOR -> ANALPG INPUT bug in the display
Change PID CONTROL -> L.SLIDE VALVE to SVP display.
Revised ECONOMIZER/INTERCOOLER SV scaling of HSV use.
Change ECONOMIZER/INTERCOOLER SV be able to set in, other than FM160,
SINGLE, SINGLEJ.
Change ASSIGNMENT -> ANALOG OUTPUT switch.
Logic Ver.tr147c4u05
114.→
Changed slide valve control of VFD compressor in AUTO STAGE.
Changed sensor RANGE UNDER FAILURE condition from less than 5.0% to 0.5%.
Ver.201.115.130 2014/02/28
Changed sensor RANGE OVER FAILURE condition from more than 95.0% to 99.5%.
Changed slide vale & VFD control MV range in OPERATION MODE:REMOTE
ANALOG and COMM.
Former range is 0.0~100.0%, and new one is MVL%~MVH%.
.129→
Changed slide valve control MVL set value from 0.0% to 30.0% to protect compressor,
Added input registers for top screen PV selection to improve response of HMI.
Added input registers for DIO assignment display to reduce processing of HMI.
Added REMOTE MVH% set value for VFD control.
Logic Ver. tr147c4u06
115.→
Revised slide valve control of VFD compressor after electric current limiter functioned.
Ver.201.116.131 2014/03/03
.130→
Revised MENU>SYSTEM CONFIG>SYSTEM DETAILS>dOP CALCULATION
selection.
DIO name change
ViIN → L→H
ViDE → H→L
Ver.202.116.131 2014/03/04
OILP-2 is selected
SET POINTS ->LAG OIL P.START dOP
Scaling correction
Fixed
Ver.203.116.131 2014/03/05 In Ver.202,
Program version still remains in Ver.201
Logic Ver. tr147c4u06
.131→
Ver.203.116.132 2014/04/21 Pointed out by ME.
Revised CUT OUT LSV% set value input.
Revised CONFIG & SETTING IMPORT function.
[ Fix ]
Fix Decimal point position of CGP DEAD BAND
Fix string display bug PV MONITOR within IP
Remove display of LOW ST MASK
Fix Decimal point position of CUT OUT LSV %
Fix for SCHEDULER4-1-th and SET SCHEDULER2-4 th had been in the same device
[ Change ]
Change The transition to NORMAL BOOT state to complete, cannot move the screen
Change HOME icon of PASSWORD screen: you cannot return to TOP SCR ,if
PASSWORD level 2 is not entered
Change SETPOINTS screen display (Change the design of the bottom of the screen.
Improved speed of screen update)
Ver.204.117.133 2014/5/19
Change the display of BEFOR PRESSURE SENSOR OVER into OIL FILTER
PRESSURE OVER
Change String table in some text (LB→LBT ,LEAVING BRINE TEMP→CHILLER
LEAVING TEMP. ,ENTERING BRINE TEMP→CHILLER ENTERING TEMP.)
Change the size and color of the arrows at the left and right sides of the screen
[ Add ]
if had returned to NORMAL BOOT state in the CONFIG screen, In order to address the
issue that needs to be reset or power-off,
Add script to return immediately SP BOOT state if it had returned to NORMAL BOOT
state
Add images of the new J~ and image of compound
Add a script to display caution in the first When go to the PASSWORD screen
Add a script. If the password level 2 is not set, display caution does not accept the
password change.
Add a message text that is displayed in the screen PASSWORD
Add revolutions number of to end of the CSV file to be created when sampled
Add GRAPHIC VIEW2
Add Configuration of DI-15 USE 0:NOT USE
CPU Ver.XXX.117.133 needs HMI Ver.204 or later.
[ Add ]
Add Control -> SET POINTS -> CLEAR REARY TO START CAPACITY
CPU Ver.XXX.119.134 needs HMI Ver.204, 205 or 206.
Logic Ver. tr147c4u10d Is not included 10 seconds delay function added logic Ver.
tr147c4u10b of Ver.XXX.118.133.
118.→
Requested by ME
For stability of READY TO START output.
Ver.206.119.134 2014/06/11
Added holding function of READY TO START output
It is canceled when capacity becomes over set point value or MSRB(DI-12) turns ON.
.133→
The set point to cancel READY TO START output holding is assigned D1896(401897).
It’s initial value is 5.0% and can be input 5.0%~100.0%.
When CPU program is changed from previous version, the set value is 0.0%.
In this case, the added holding function does not work.
So the set point value should be input over 5.0%.
Logic Ver.tr147d013
119.→
Requested by ME, Added evaporator oil return control.
DIO assigning
DO-27/Y1A:Evaporator oil return SV#4
DO-28/Y1B:Evaporator oil return SV#3
DO-29/Y1C:Evaporator oil return SV#2
DO-30/Y1D:Evaporator oil return SV#1
DI-31/X1E:Evaporator oil return level SW
DI-32/X1F:Evaporator oil return limit SW
Device assigning
TYPE:401675(D1674) 0~6(0)
MASK TIME :401676(D1675) 0^3000(300)SEC
LEVEL SW DELAY :401677(D1676) 0^300(5)SEC
INTERVAL :401678(D1677) 0^300(30)SEC
RETURN TIME :401679(D1678) 0^300(20)SEC
LEVEL ALARM #1:401667(D1666) #2:401668(D1667) 0~3000(600)SEC
LEVEL FAILURE#2:401669(D1668) #2:401670(D1669) 0~3000(600)SEC
MVL ALARM #1:401680(D1679) #2:401681(D1680) 0~3000(60)SEC
MVL FAILURE #2:401682(D1681) #2:401683(D1682) 0~3000(60)SEC
Counter:401898,401899(D1897,D1898)
Fix
OIL PUMP LEAD/LAG can be selected even when COPRESSOR TYPE:SINGLE J~.
COMPRESSOR TYPE:SINGLE J~ can be changed to 400 SERIES.
Condition of OIL PUMP:W/ 2-OIL PUMPS selection is matched with logic control.
dFP CALICULATION selection configures pseudo analog input correctly.
DI-15 is named correctly when DI15:INTERLOCK-3.
CONDENSER CONTROL TARGET:SYSTEM DISCHARGE PRESSURE cannot be
selected when except SYSTEM DISCHARGE PRESSURE is assigned to AI-11 or
AI22.
LEVEL CONTROL selection is fixed to NOT USE when AI-11 is assigned to OPTION
ANALOG INPUT.
AI-22 cannot be selected in OPTION ANALOG INPUT>CH when LEVEL CONTROL
selection is not NOT USE or CONDENSER CONTROL TARGET selection is
SYSTEM DISCHARGE PRESSURE.
AI-23 and AI-24 cannot be selected when CHILLER EXPANSION VALVES selection
is 2-MOTORIZED CONTROL VALVES.
REVOLUTION and FREQUENCY selection in VFD SETUP immediately changes
MAIN PV displaying.
MV 0%/100% setpoint in VFD SETUP immediately changes MAIN PV displaying.
Change
LEVEL CONTROL selection becomes NOT USE, REVERSE or DIRECT from NOT
USE or USE.
LEVEL CONTROL controller can work direct or reverse operation.
In ANALOG INPUT SCALING, SCALING LEFT set point cannot be larger than
[ Change ]
The significant changes to the GRAPHIC VIEW1
Change the color of the EASY SETUP check box
Change to switch the BOOT state screen after moving ahead because there was a fail
to move to the CONFIG screen
CONFIG->SYSTEM DETAILS3/6->LEVEL CONTROL Choices change
0:NOT USE ,1:REVERSE ,2:DIRECT
GRAPHIC VIEW2 Requested by MU, Change meter of the upper left corner of the
screen LSV->SVP
SYSTEM DETAILS4/6->LIQUID INJECTION
NONE/THERMAL EXPANSION if it is selected, From the section of the CONTROL
SUMMARY-> LIQUID INJECTION, Change to the can move the configuration
screen of LIQUID INJECTION SV
GRAPHIC->TREND GRAPH
The screen is 2 screen, it will select up to 10 per screen CH, Changed to display the
selected item
Ver.207.120.135 2014/09/26
TOP SCR->PV CHOICE SETTING [×] switch change
Change to the SETTING->SET TIME screen
Change OIL SEAL PROTECTION display animation
Change to the form of a 20yy (year) time display
Change to display SET TIME
MODBUS No. MODBUS No,400262-400269 and 403161-403167 change in order,
"Undefined" to solve the problem of consistency
[ Add ]
AUTO CAPTURE function added
TOP SCR->PV CHOICE SETTING->ATT ,CMPS ,CNDS add
CONFIG->SYSTEM DETAILS5/6->EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN add
0 NOT USE
1 1SV WITHOUT LEVEL SWITCH
2 1SV WITH LEVEL SWITCH (FILLED OFF)
3 1SV WITH LEVEL SWITCH (FILLED ON)
4 1SV WITH FLOAT LEVEL SWITCH (FILLED OFF)
5 1SV WITH FLOAT LEVEL SWITCH (FILLED ON)
6 1MV 2SV WITHOUT LEVEL SWITCH
7 1MV 2SV WITH LEVEL SWITCH(FILLED OFF)
8 1MV 2SV WITH LEVEL SWITCH(FILLED ON)
9 1MV 2SV WITH FLOAT LEVEL SWITCH(FILLED OFF)
10 1MV 2SV WITH FLOAT LEVEL SWITCH(FILLED ON)
CONFIG-> COUNTER->EVAPORATOR OIL RETURN add
CONFIG->OEM LIMITS6/10->EVPR OIL RETURN LEVEL SW add
CONFIG->OEM LIMITS6/10->EVPR OIL RETURN MV add
ALARM->ALARM/FAILURE6/10->EVPR OIL RETURN LEVEL SW add
ALARM->ALARM/FAILURE6/10->EVPR OIL RETURN MV add
CONTROL->OTHER SETPOINTS
EVPR OIL RETURN MASK TIME
EVPR OIL RETURN LEVEL SW DELAY
EVPR OIL RETURN INTERVAL
Logic Ver.tr147d025
Ver.208.121.135 2014/10/22 Add
120.→
Requested by ME
Added HIGH LSV POSITION ALARM.
[ Add ]
Ver.208.121.135 2014/10/23
HIGH LSV POSITION ALARM add
CPU Ver.XXX.122.135 needs HMI Ver.208.
Logic Ver.tr147d026
Fix
Ver.208.122.135 2014/10/30
121.→
Pointed out by MU.
Liquid supply SV control defect when MOTORIZED CONTROL VALVE is selected for
LIQUID INJECTION.
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