Programming Guide

Tracer™ TU Service Tool

for Water-Cooled CenTraVac™ Chillers with
Tracer AdaptiView™ Control

Confidential and proprietary to Trane.

Not for distribution outside of Trane.

SAFETY WARNING
Only qualified personnel should install and service the equipment. The installation, starting up, and
servicing of heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning equipment can be hazardous and requires specific
knowledge and training. Improperly installed, adjusted or altered equipment by an unqualified person could
result in death or serious injury. When working on the equipment, observe all precautions in the literature
and on the tags, stickers, and labels that are attached to the equipment.

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Warnings, Cautions, and Notices
Safety advisories appear throughout this manual as required. Your personal safety and the proper
operation of this machine depend upon the strict observance of these precautions.

The three types of advisories are defined as follows:

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in

WARNING death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
CAUTIONs minor or moderate injury. It could also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
Indicates a situation that could result in equipment or property-damage only
NOTICE accidents.

Important Environmental Concerns

Scientific research has shown that certain man-made chemicals can affect the earth’s naturally
occurring stratospheric ozone layer when released to the atmosphere. In particular, several of the
identified chemicals that may affect the ozone layer are refrigerants that contain Chlorine, Fluorine
and Carbon (CFCs) and those containing Hydrogen, Chlorine, Fluorine and Carbon (HCFCs). Not all
refrigerants containing these compounds have the same potential impact to the environment.
Trane advocates the responsible handling of all refrigerants-including industry replacements for
CFCs such as HCFCs and HFCs.

Important Responsible Refrigerant Practices

Trane believes that responsible refrigerant practices are important to the environment, our
customers, and the air conditioning industry. All technicians who handle refrigerants must be
certified. The Federal Clean Air Act (Section 608) sets forth the requirements for handling,
reclaiming, recovering and recycling of certain refrigerants and the equipment that is used in these
service procedures. In addition, some states or municipalities may have additional requirements
that must also be adhered to for responsible management of refrigerants. Know the applicable
laws and follow them.

WARNING
Proper Field Wiring and Grounding Required!
Failure to follow code could result in death or serious injury. All field wiring MUST be
performed by qualified personnel. Improperly installed and grounded field wiring poses FIRE
and ELECTROCUTION hazards. To avoid these hazards, you MUST follow requirements for field
wiring installation and grounding as described in NEC and your local/state electrical codes.
Failure to follow code could result in death or serious injury.

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WARNING
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Required!
Installing/servicing this unit could result in exposure to electrical, mechanical and chemical
hazards.
• Before installing/servicing this unit, technicians MUST put on all PPE required for the work
being undertaken (Examples; cut resistant gloves/sleeves, butyl gloves, safety glasses, hard
hat/bump cap, fall protection, electrical PPE and arc flash clothing). ALWAYS refer to
appropriate Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)/Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and OSHA
guidelines for proper PPE.
• When working with or around hazardous chemicals, ALWAYS refer to the appropriate MSDS/
SDS and OSHA/GHS (Global Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of
Chemicals) guidelines for information on allowable personal exposure levels, proper
respiratory protection and handling instructions.
• If there is a risk of energized electrical contact, arc, or flash, technicians MUST put on all PPE
in accordance with OSHA, NFPA 70E, or other country-specific requirements for arc flash
protection, PRIOR to servicing the unit. NEVER PERFORM ANY SWITCHING,
DISCONNECTING, OR VOLTAGE TESTING WITHOUT PROPER ELECTRICAL PPE AND ARC
FLASH CLOTHING. ENSURE ELECTRICAL METERS AND EQUIPMENT ARE PROPERLY RATED
FOR INTENDED VOLTAGE.
Failure to follow instructions could result in death or serious injury.

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reproduced in whole or in part without written permission. Trane reserves the right to revise this
publication at any time, and to make changes to its content without obligation to notify any person
of such revision or change.

Trademarks
All trademarks referenced in this document are the trademarks of their respective owners.

Revision History
This document reflects the following features and enhancements:
• Addition of support for models CVHH and CDHH.
• Addition of Generic Monitoring for all supported models.
• Addition of Manual Overrides tab screen in Tracer TU.
• General UC800 setpoint changes for all models.

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Table of Contents
Preparing for Chiller Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Obtaining and Installing the Tracer TU Service Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Summary of Major Tasks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
CenTraVac Reference Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Additional Equipment You Will Need . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Starting Tracer TU and Connecting to the Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Navigating to the Chiller Settings Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
The Equipment Utility Configuration Tab Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Configuration Tab Screen Setpoint Reference Tables for All Models . . . . . 16
1. MAIN Box: Unit Type Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
2. UC800 Box: Chiller Controller (UC800) Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
3. OPTIONS Box: Features and Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4. OPTIONS SETUP Box: Settings Supporting Specified Options . . . . . 27
5. NAMEPLATE Box: Chiller Nameplate Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Configuration Tab Screen Setpoint Reference Tables for CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
1. STARTER Box (Non-AFD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
2. STARTER Box (AFD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Configuration Tab Screen Setpoint Reference Tables for CDHF, CDHG, 
and CDHH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
1. CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
2. STARTER 1 and STARTER 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Modifying, Saving, and Deploying Chiller Configurations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Saving a Configuration To Your Laptop Hard Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Retrieving a Stored Configuration From Your Laptop Hard Drive . . . . . 43
Saving a Configuration to the Controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

The LLID Binding Tab Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Additional Chiller Settings Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Equipment Utility - Setpoints Tab Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH,
CVHL, and CVHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
1. CHILLER SETPOINTS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
2. COMPRESSOR SETPOINTS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
3. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE SETPOINTS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Equipment Utility - Setpoints Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH . . . 50
1. CHILLER SETPOINTS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
2. CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 SETPOINTS Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
3. COMPRESSOR SETPOINTS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
4. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE SETPOINTS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

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 Equipment Utility - Field Startup Tab Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, 
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
1. FEATURE SETTINGS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
2. MANUAL SETTINGS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
4. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box (CVHS and AFDN) . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
5. HEAD PRESSURE CONTROL Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
6. HOT GAS BYPASS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
7. TIMERS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
8. LEVEL 4 GAINS AND START SEQUENCE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
9. LEVEL 4 STARTS AND RUNTIME Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
10. LEVEL 4 ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
11. LEVEL 4 DATA RECORDER Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Equipment Utility - Field Startup Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH 69
1. FEATURE SETTINGS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
2. FEATURE SETTINGS CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
3. MANUAL SETTINGS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
4. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
5. HEAD PRESSURE CONTROL Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
5. TIMERS Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
6. LEVEL 4 GAINS AND START SEQUENCE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
7. LEVEL 4 STARTS AND RUNTIME Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
8. LEVEL 4 ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Equipment Utility - Purge Tab Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Manual Overrides Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Chiller Outputs You Can Override . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Purge Outputs You Can Override . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Status Utility Tab Screens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
The Status Utility - Unit Summary Tab Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
The Status Utility - Unit Status Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, 
and CVHL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
1. CHILLER MODES Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
3. PURGE MODES Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
4. DIAGNOSTIC MODES Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
5. CHILLER Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
6. EVAPORATOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
7. CONDENSER Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
8. CIRCUIT Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
9. MOTOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
10. COMPRESSOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
11. AFD Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
12. PURGE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

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 The Status Utility - Unit Status Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH . . . . . . 93
1. CIRCUIT 1 MODES and CIRCUIT 2 MODES Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
2. PURGE 1 MODES and PURGE 2 MODES Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
3. DIAGNOSTIC MODES Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
4. CHILLER Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
5. EVAPORATOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
6. CONDENSER Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
7. CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
8. MOTOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
9. MOTOR 1 and MOTOR 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
10. COMPRESSOR 1 and COMPRESSOR 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
11. AFD 1 Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
12. AFD 2 Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
13. PURGE 1 and Purge 2 Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
The Status Utility - Unit Status Screen for CVHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
COMPRESSOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
MOTOR Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

Appendix A: Tracer TU Connection Error Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

Appendix B: Upgrading UC800 Firmware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Appendix C: Upgrading the Adaptive Frequency Drive 3 (AFD3) Firmware . 104
Upgrade Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
AFD3 Configuration Archive and Restore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

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Preparing for Chiller Configuration
The purpose of this information is to guide an experienced CenTraVac service technician through
configuration and setpoint selections for CenTraVac chillers and CenTraVac Duplex chillers that use
the Tracer AdaptiView control (UC800). These tasks are performed using the Tracer TU service tool.

Obtaining and Installing the Tracer TU Service Tool

The Tracer TU service tool provides the necessary Trane CenTraVac (CTV) chiller setup,
configuration, and monitoring functions for the Tracer AdaptiView control, which includes the
UC800.
You can access the product installation file from the Trane Commercial Downloads (Tracer TU)
page.
1. Copy the following url into your browser’s address box and press Enter:
https://home.ingerrand.com/sites/softwaredownloads/SitePages/TU.aspx
2. Enter your user-id and password to sign in to the site.
The Trane Commercial Downloads > TU page appears.
3. Click the Download link in the Tracer TU Vx.x.x row (where Vx.x.x indicates a specific build
number).
4. Click Save to save the installation file to your hard drive.
Before installing and using Tracer TU for the first time, refer to the Tracer TU Service Tool Getting
Started Guide (TTU-SVN01x-EN), which you can download from the Tracer TU product page:
(http://www.trane.com/Commercial/Internal/View.aspx?i=2559.
It is also available from the link on the Startup Task Panel, which appears when you start Tracer TU.
The Getting Started Guide introduces Tracer TU, lists hardware and software requirements, and
explains installation and connection procedures.
As you work, also refer to the Tracer TU Help, which is included with the Tracer TU service tool
application. It provides conceptual information, procedures, and screen descriptions. You can
access the Tracer TU Help from the application Help menu or directly from the application screens.

Summary of Major Tasks

Settings are factory set from the end of line (EOL) tester. Some field startup settings are required
for units without a unit mounted starter and units with the outdoor temperature sensor. In all cases,
Trane recommends that all configuration questions and unit setpoints be checked, verified, and
documented before startup.

This document covers the major tasks you need to perform in the following order:
1. Specify the unit type and configuration variables (Chiller Configuration screen).
2. Verify or set all setpoints for the application and job site conditions (Service Setpoints, Field
Startup, and Purge screens under the Tracer TU Equipment tab).
3. Enter manual overrides, such as Evaporator Pump Control, Condenser Pump Control, Oil Pump,
and Compressor Control Signal using the Manual Override dialog box.
4. Monitor settings and datapoints. (Unit Summary and Unit Status screens).

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CenTraVac Reference Documentation

Refer to the CenTraVac library documents intended for your chiller model.
• Use the chiller installation operation, and maintenance manuals to assure proper installation
and for reference purposes. Use the forms in the back of the manual to assure readiness for
startup. Also, use the startup log sheet. (Be sure you have the appropriate log sheets.)
Note: Contact La Crosse CenTraVac Technical Support for the latest Startup Log Sheet.
• Refer to the AFD Operation Maintenance manual as needed, and use the included AFD startup
check sheet and Log.
• Refer to the Tracer AdaptiView Display for CenTraVac Chillers, Operations Guide (CTV-SVU01x-
EN).

Additional Equipment You Will Need

Have the following tools on hand before you begin work:
• USB cable (Type A/B) to connect your laptop to the UC800
• South pole screwdriver (TOL01343)

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Starting Tracer TU and Connecting to the Controller
Before connecting your laptop to the Tracer AdaptiView controller, be sure to have your laptop fully
booted up. After the laptop is booted up, connect your laptop to the Tracer AdaptiView controller
using the chiller panel USB port or the UC800 USB port, where you can then start Tracer TU and
establish the software connection to the UC800.
Notes:
• Observe existing USB standards for cable length. (For more information go to relevant Web
sites resulting from search terms, such as “USB standard cable length.
• If you encounter an error condition or message when connecting to the UC800, see “Appendix
A: Tracer TU Connection Error Conditions,” p. 102”.
UC800 USB port Upon successfully connecting to the UC800, the Unit Summary screen appears displaying data for
the particular chiller model you are servicing). Refer to the following page to see a figure showing
the Unit Summary screen.
You can open Tracer TU and connect to the chiller controller as follows:
1. Click the desktop icon or the Tracer TU program item under the Tracer TU group on the Start
menu.
The Tracer TU window opens and the Startup Task Panel dialog box appears.

Figure 1. Startup Task Panel dialog box

2. Select the Direct Connection radio button, if it is not already selected.

3. Click Connect.
The Unit Summary screen appears.

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The following figure shows the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Unit
Summary screen. (The CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version is slightly different as it contains some dual
entries.)

Figure 2. CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS Version of the Unit Summary
Tab Screen
The Status
Utility has
a set of
corresponding
horizontal tabs.

The gray alert

boxes
at the top right
display the
number 
of active alarms,
the chiller
status, and the
existence of
manual
overrides.

The Tracer TU 
screens are 
subdivided using 
group boxes
rather than tabs.

The Unit Summary screen provides a common presentation format for all chiller models. (See “The
Status Utility - Unit Summary Tab Screen,” p. 86 for more information.)
Data logging also starts automatically at this time without any intervention on your part.

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Figure 3. Data log startup

Note: When session logging starts, Tracer TU creates a log file to store the operating data.
Occasionally, you may need to perform file maintenance tasks on your laptop hard drive to
eliminate old files. A message appears when your hard drive approaches its storage
capacity.
You can now navigate to the Chiller Settings screens as described in the subsection that follows.

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Navigating to the Chiller Settings Screens
To navigate to the Chiller Settings screens in the Equipment Utility, perform the following steps:
1. Click the Equipment Utility tab (icon shown at left), which is located on the right side of the
Tracer TU window.
Initially, you will see the Setpoints screen shown in the following figure. (The Setpoints screen
is the first of five Chiller Settings screens, which also include Field Startup, Purge,
Configuration, and LLID Binding screens.). Equipment
Utility
Figure 4. Equipment Utility Setpoints Screen tab

2. Click the Configuration tab along the top of the screen.

During startup, first verify the configuration. The Configuration tab screen contains the groups
of configuration variables or settings you need to work with.
The selections you make on the Configuration tab screen cause setpoints to appear or not
appear on other Tracer TU screens according to how you specify items as installed or not
installed. Therefore, be sure the required items are properly configured.

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The Equipment Utility Configuration Tab Screen
Use the Configuration tab screen on the Equipment Utility tab to verify the unit type, chiller options,
starter settings, and Nameplate settings. The CVHE, CVHF, CVHH, CVHG, CVHL, and CVHS version
of the Configuration tab screen is shown here.

Figure 5. CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Version of the Configuration Tab Screen

1. Main box

2. UC800
Box

3. Options
box

4. Options
Setup box

5. Starter box

6. Nameplate
box

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 The Equipment Utility Configuration Tab Screen

Figure 6 shows the CDHF and CDHG, and CDHH (Duplex chiller) version of the Equipment Utility
Configuration tab screen, which includes the following expanding boxes: Main, UC800, Options,
Options Setup, Circuit 1, Circuit 2, Starter 1, Starter 2, and Nameplate.

Figure 6. CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH (Duplex Chiller) Version of the Configuration Tab
Screen

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Configuration Tab Screen Setpoint Reference Tables for All Models

The following tables list and describe the Configuration tab screen (machine configuration)
setpoints included in the expanding boxes, which are common to both chiller (CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS) and Duplex chiller (CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH) models. The table columns
contain the following information:
• Column 1 on the left identifies the individual Tracer TU screen item.
• Column 2 provides the Tracer TU selection choices and identifies the default value.
• Column 3 instructs the user how to determine the correct Tracer TU selection. (See Column 4
for Help information).
If the item is (type) then use the value as found on the unit control panels printed
nameplate, whereas if the table provides a defined number or value then simply enter
that number as provided. (For example, given Refrigerant type REFG R123, always select
R123 for La Crosse Shipped CVHE,F.)
• Column 4 provides Help information about the menu selection item, and indicates which
modules are required when the item is installed.

1. MAIN Box: Unit Type Selection

Use the Main box on the Configuration tab screen to verify or enter the chiller model you are
configuring. Open the Main expanding box and check the model selection item shown in Table 1.
(See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)
1. Click the arrow icon to expand the Main box.
2. Select the unit type (MODL) from the Unit Type drop-down list.
(Refer to the unit’s physical nameplate to confirm the unit type.)
Notes:
• After a unit type is selected, Tracer TU adjusts the rest of the configuration entries based on
your selection.
• As you work, document all items on the startup test log form 1-23.45, an equivalent form, or
save a Chiller Service Report, which contains all configuration settings.
Table 1. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Main Box

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections Data Help information
1 2 3 4
1. Unit Type For single MODL (type) Select unit type from the model
compressor number. (It will also be the first four
units: (4) digits of the chiller model
Default: CVHE  number.)
CVHF
CVHG
CVGF
CVHS
CVHL
CVHH
For a Duplex
chiller:
Default: CDHF
CDHF
CDHG
CDHH

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2. UC800 Box: Chiller Controller (UC800) Settings

Next, verify or change the chiller controller settings (see Table 2, p. 18) in the UC800 expanding box
on the Configuration tab screen (see Figure 7).
The controller settings were configured by the end of line [EOL] Factory Tester for sales order-
specific machine configuration based on MDP FCAT (VCAT) and FCODs. (See the Knowledge Center
for related cases.)
Note: The selections you make on the UC800 box alter the list of setpoints on the Setpoints screen.

Figure 7. The CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Version of the UC800 Box on the Equipment Utility
Configuration Tab Screen

Set to Chiller
Sales Order
selection TONS
(PTON on
Nameplate).

Set to
COMPRESSOR 
SIZE (NTON on 
Nameplate)

Starter Type
selection within
this box
determines the
content of the
Starter
expanding box.
Selection of AFD
will change the
Starter Tab
items.

Note: Screen items may vary slightly depending on the chiller model.

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Table 2. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: UC800 Box

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
1 2 3 4
1. Unit Capacity CDHE, F, G, H, L, S: See selection for Programs the Chiller software to the
Default: 500 tons performance Tons; chiller Sales Order Performance
PTON (value) tons.
(0 - 3000 tons)
CDHF, G, H:
Default: 1250 tons
(0 – 6000 tons)
2. Compressor CDHE, F, G, H, L, S: NTON Selects the proper Compressor Map
Size Default: 500 tons for Compressor Control signal
algorithm. Set to the NTON of the
(0 - 3000 tons)
compressor.
CDHF, G, H:
Default: 1250 tons
(0 - 6000)
3. Number of Default: 2 NSTG Provides number of compressor
Compressor (1 - 3) stages for CVHH and CDHH.
Stages
4. Manufacturing LaCrosse, Taicang
Location

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Table 2. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: UC800 Box (continued)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
5. Starter Type Default: Unit USTR, RSTR, CSTR, Programs the Chiller software to the
Note: This setting Mount Wye-Delta UXL, RXL, CXL, CVAC, correct starter type. Select Unit
appears here if you (See list in Help RPIR, CPIR, Starter Type:
are connected to a Information column.) RATR,CATR,USID,FSI • Unit Mount Wye-Delta
CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, D, WSID, CSOL,
• Remote Mount Wye-Delta
CVHL, CVHS, or UAFD, UATR, SRTY
• High Fault Remote Wye-Delta
CVHH unit. If you (value)
• Customer Supplied Wye-Delta
are connected to a
CDHF, CDHG, or • Unit Mount Across Line
CDHH, it appears in • Remote Mount Across Line
the Circuit 1-2 • Customer Supplied Across Line
boxes. (See “1.
• Customer Supplied Vacuum
CIRCUIT 1 and
Circuit Breaker
CIRCUIT 2 Boxes,”
p. 41.) • Unit Mount Primary Reactor
• Remote Mount Primary Reactor
Note: This item
does not exist in • Customer Supplied Primary
CVHS. Reactor
• Unit Mount Auto Transformer
• Remote Mount Auto Transformer
• Customer Supplied Auto
Transformer
• Unit Mount Non-comm Solid
State
• Floor Mount Non-comm Solid
State
• Wall Mount Non-comm Solid
State
• Industiral High Fault Remote
Solid State
• Customer Supplied Non-comm
Solid State
• Unit Mount AFD
• Remote Mount Comm AFD
• Remote Mount Non-Comm AFD

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Table 2. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: UC800 Box (continued)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
6. Condenser CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CDTY STD, CDTY Sets the HPC setting. Nameplate
High Pressure CVHL, and CVHS ASME will indicate CDTY STD for 15
Cutout Default: 15 psig (CVHH is HPCO) setting or CDTY ASME for 25
(-5 to 500 psig) setting. See also condenser limit
setpoint.
CVHH Default: 50
psig For CVHS, set to Maximum
Refrigerant Working Pressure.
(-5 to 500)
For CVHH, reference nameplate
HPCO for setting.
7. Impeller CVHE, F, G, L, and S On CVHE, F, G, L use Sets the compressor impeller
Diameter Default: 275  CPIM (value) diameter. This is utilized in control
Note: This setting (210 to 345) algorithms. Nameplate will indicate
appears here if you CVHH Default: 699 On CVHS use IMP1 CPIM or IMP1 (Value). See the
are connected to a (127 to 880) and IMP2. Reference control panel nameplate value.
CVHE, CVHF, or [CPD1 is impeller circuit 1 and CPD2
note.
CVHG, CVHL, is impeller circuit 2]
CVHS, and CVHH For CVHS, you must calculate the
On CVHH use IMP1
unit. If you are following value:
(value in mm)
connected to a
CDHF, CDHG, or
CDHH, it appears in
the Circuit 1-2
boxes. (See “1.
CIRCUIT 1 and
CIRCUIT 2 Boxes,”
p. 41.)

3. OPTIONS Box: Features and Options

Verify the features and options settings shown in Table 3, which are listed on the Options
expanding box. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)
Note: The options listed here may vary by model.
Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
1 2 3 4
1. Line Voltage Default: Not shown on Select Yes for line voltage sensing
Sensing Installed Nameplate option being Installed. This must be
Note: This item Selections: installed on all units. “INSTALLED”
does not exist in requires potential transformers
Installed, Not
CVHS. Installed 2T17, 2T18, and 2T19. Required for
momentary power loss (MPL)

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Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box (continued)

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
2. Free Cooling Default: Not FRCL NO Installs Free cooling option into the
Note: This setting Installed software. Nameplate will indicate
may not appear Selections: FRCL YES when installed on unit.
here if you are Installed, Not Select installed if unit has Free
connected to a Cooling Valves 4M12 and 4M13 and
Installed
CDHF, CDHG, or binary input 1A20 and output 1A11
CDHH (Duplex module are present.
chiller).
Note: This item
does not exist in
CVHS.
3. Hot Gas Bypass Default: Not HGBP WO Installs the HGBP function into the
Note: This setting Installed Chiller controls.
may not appear Selections: Nameplate will indicate HGBP WITH
here if you are when installed on unit. Select WITH
Installed, Not
connected to a Installed if unit has HGBP Valve 4M5, and
CDHF, CDHG, or output module 1A12, and HGBP
CDHH (Duplex valve closed input module 1A4, and
chiller). 4R16 Compressor Discharge
refrigerant temperature sensor
Note: This item
present.
does not exist in
CVHS.
4. Second Default: Not ACOS NO Installs the second condenser
Condenser Installed temperature sensors.
Note: This setting Selections: Nameplate will indicate ACOS YES
may not appear when installed on unit.
Installed, Not
here if you are Installed Selecting Installed requires second
connected to a condenser and entering 4R14 and
CDHF, CDHG, or leaving water temperature 4R15
CDHH (Duplex sensors.
chiller).
Note: This item
does not exist in
CVHS.
5. Hot Water Default: Not Not shown on Select INSTALLED to enable hot
Control Installed nameplate water control within the software.
Selections: Enables Hot Water Algorithms and
Installed, Not menu features. 1A18 External Hot
Water control module required.
Installed

6. Outdoor Air Default: Not CWR YES Installs Outdoor air temp sensor.
Temp Sensor Installed Nameplate will indicate CWR YES
Selections: when installed. Local outdoor air
temperature sensor 4R13 required
Installed, Not
when INSTALLED is selected. Used
Installed
for chilled water reset outdoor type
reset.

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Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box (continued)

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
7. External Default: Not GBAS YES Installs ECWS feature. Nameplate
Chilled Water Installed will indicate GBAS YES when factory
Setpoint Selections: installed on unit. Analog input
Note: Standard on Not Installed Module 1A16 required for this input.
CVHH and Setpoint input is J2-5 (+) to J2-6
4-20 mA,
CDHH (Ground). Part of the GBAS factory
models. 2-10VDC package
8. External Default: Not GBAS YES Installs the ECLS 1A16 feature.
Current Limit Installed Nameplate will indicate GBAS YES
Setpoint Selections: when factory installed on unit.
Note: Standard on Analog input Module 1A16 required
Not Installed
CVHH and for this input. Setpoint input is J2-2
CDHH 4-20 mA) (+) to J2-3 (Ground)
models. 2-10VDC Part of the GBAS factory package
9. Ice Building Default: Not ICEB INST Nameplate will indicate ICEB INST or
Installed or INSA when factory installed on unit.
Selections: ICEB INSA Only select INST (install) if freeze
protection evaporator fluid (glycol) is
Not Installed
installed in chiller.
Installed INSA for front panel control. INST for
Installed without external binary input control
hardware] modules. Ice building selection will
be NOT INSTALLED AS Shipped.
Service must enable at startup.
1A5 Ice Build status relay output,
and 1A19 external Ice Building
Command input modules are
required when selected “With
Hardware.”
10. Refrigerant Default: Not EXOP YES Installs the Refrigerant monitor
Monitor Type Installed input feature, defines the input type,
Selections: and range. Nameplate will indicate
4-20 mA, 0-100 EXOP YES when factory installed on
unit. Module 1A17 required for this
PPM
option. Install with appropriate
4-20 mA, 0-1000
range and signal type if external
PPM refrigerant monitor is panel wired to
2-10V, 0-100 PPM module 1A17 J2-5 to J2- 6.
2-10VDC, 0-1000
PPM
11. Condenser Default: Not EPRO YES Installs the Condenser pressure
Pressure Sensor Installed CDRP YES Transducer 4R22.
Notes: Selections: Nameplate will indicate EPRO YES
• Standard on CVHH
Not Installed when factory installed on unit. (Std
and CDHH models. with AFD units)
• This item does not Installed
exist in CVHS.

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Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box (continued)

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
12. Evap. Default: Not WPSR WFC Installs Evaporator Water differential
Differential Wtr Installed pressure sensing feature which:
Press Selections: 1)Displays GPM/Ton., 2) Provides
Not Installed control input to the CHILLER WATER
control Algorithm Flow
Installed
Compensation feature when enabled
(CVHE,F,G (Item 30, Table 18, p. 55
and CDHF, CDHG, Item 20, Table 29,
p. 69).
Nameplate will indicate WPSR WFC
when factory installed on unit. Select
INST when 4B1 Evaporator 4-20 mA
pressure sensing transducer and
1A21 analog input module are
installed.
13. Condenser Default: Not WPSR WFC Installs Condenser differential
Differential Installed pressure sensing feature.
Water Pressure Selections: Nameplate will indicate WPSR WFC
Not Installed when factory installed on unit. Select
INST when 4B2 Condenser 4-20 mA
Installed
pressure sensing transducer and
1A21 analog input module are
installed. (Not used in Hot water
control Algorithm)
14. Enhanced Oil Default: Not Not shown on Selects the Enhanced oil protection
Temperature Installed Nameplate feature. Select INST, as this is
Protection Selections: normal mode for units with
Notes: refrigerant pump. Enables restart
Not Installed
• Standard on CVHH inhibit until oil temperature reaches
and CDHH models. Installed
the higher of 100 F (fixed) or the
• This item does not saturated evaporator temperature
exist in CVHS. (F) plus 30F. When installed the Oil
temp control is 143F. If not installed
then the restart inhibit temp is
default to 95F and adjustable from
Options expanding box.
15. Chiller Default: Not Allows oil temperature control when
Running Oil Installed the oil pump is running. Installed
Temperature Selections: adds “Oil Temp Setpoint-
Control Compressor Running” Default is
Not Installed
Notes: 100F, Range is 100 to 140F +/- 2.5 F.
Installed
• Standard on CVHH
and CDHH models.
• This item does not
exist in CVHS.

16. Solid State Oil Default: Not Choose Not Installed. (This item is
Heater Control Installed intended for future upgrades.)
Note: This item Selections:
does not exist in Not Installed
CVHS.
Installed

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Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box (continued)

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
17. Compressors Default: Not EPRO YES Installs the Compressor discharge
Refrigerant Installed or temperature sensor 4R16.
Discharge Selections: HGBP WITH Nameplate will indication of EPRO
Temperature Not Installed YES, or, HGBP WITH when factory
Sensor installed on unit. Selection of Install
Installed
Notes: requires Compressor discharge
• Standard on CVHH temperature sensor 4R16.
and CDHH models. See also Condenser Limit Setpoint
• This item does not (Table 18) with a default 93% of the
exist in CVHS. High Pressure cutout configuration
setting (15 psig default).
18. Bearing Default: Not EPRO YES Installs the 4R1 Inboard (sleeve)
Temperature Installed and 4R2 Outboard (thrust) Bearing
Sensors Selections: temperature sensors. Nameplate will
Notes: Not Installed indicate EPRO YES when factory
• Standard on CVHH installed on unit.
and CDHH models. Installed Selection of Install requires 4R1 and
• This item does not 4R2 bearing temperature sensors.
exist in CVHS.

19. IGV Actuators Default: Single  IGVA SNGL, IGVA Selection for IGV Actuator:
Note: Only visible on DUAL, IGVA DUL2,
CVHF, CVHG, Selections: IGVA DUL3, IGVA DUL4 Single (if NTON is less than 1470 and
CVHH chillers.
Single not 620, 760, 870,1070, 1100 or
Dual 1300)
Dual2 Dual (if NTON is 1470, 1720, CVHH)
Dual3 Dual2 (if NTON is 620, 760, 870,
Dual4 1070 or 1300)
Dual3 (if NTON 1100)
Dual4 (CVHS)
20. Operating Default: Not OPST YES Nameplate will indicate OPST YES
Status Installed when factory installed on unit.
Programmable Selections: Installation of one relay card
Relays One Relay Card requires module 1A8 OPST Quad
relay output module. Installation of
Installed
two relay cards requires Module 1A8
Two Relay Cards
and 1A9 OPST Quad relay output
Installed module.

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Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box (continued)

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
21. BAS Interface Default: Not TRMM TRM4 • Installs the Comm4 module 1A14
Installed for Tracer Summit.
Selections: • Nameplate will indicate TRMM
Not Installed TRM4 when factory installed on
Comm4 unit. Tracer Summit module 1A14
required.
Tracer LCI-C
(LonTalk Comm5) • Comm board with TRMM TRM5
Tracer LCI-C LonTalk
MODBUS Slave
• Sets Tracer Summit address for
BACnet MSTP
1A14 Comm module.
• Select in accordance with Site
Tracer defined address. The
default is 65.
• MODBUS Slave and BACnet MSTP do not
required an extra LIDD. These newer
communications protocols are included
in the UC800 hardware and only have to
be configured with Tracer TU.

22. Compressor Default: Utility GENR YES Selects special control Algorithms
Power Source Selections: when power source is generator to
Notes: be interfaced to the control system.
Utility
• If you are If Yes then 2A7 Pilot relay for Start/
Engine / stop, and 2A8 up to speed/frequency
connected to Generator
CDHF,CDHG, or and Starter Drive Fault, and 2A9
CDHH (Duplex Speed signal output modules are
chiller), this required. Select Not installed for
setting appears in Utility source power and for std on
the Circuit 1-2 site backup generators
boxes. See “1.
CIRCUIT 1 and
CIRCUIT 2
Boxes,” p. 41)
• Not available if
Starter Type is
AFD.
• This item does not
exist in CVHS.
23. %RLA and Default: Not CDRP YES or Installs the External Output [VDC
Condenser Installed GBAS YES only] modules 1A15 for A)
Refrigerant Selections: refrigerant pressure output, and B)
Pressure Output % compressor RLA signal.
Not Installed
Note: Standard on Nameplate will indicate CDRP YES or
Installed
CVHH and GBAS YES when factory installed on
CDHH. unit. Requires 1A15 Dual analog
output module if installed. 1A15 J2-
1 to J2-3 (Grd) for
percent RLA output. 1A15 J2-4 to J2-
5 (Grd) for Refrigerant pressure
output.

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Table 3. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Box (continued)

Tracer TU Default and

Configuration other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
24. Max Capacity Default: 10 OPST YES Defines time to energize or de-
Relay Filter Time minutes energize Maximum capacity relay
Range: once in or out of the condition.
1 to 60 minutes Nameplate will indicate OPST YES
when factory installed on unit. Time
to be in mode or time to be out of the
mode before relay activates, or
deactivates.
25. Head Relief Default: 10 OPST YES Defines time to energize or de-
Relay Filter Time minutes energize Head Relief request relay
Range: once in or out of the condition.
1 to 60 minutes Nameplate will indicate OPST YES
when factory installed on unit. Time
to be in mode or time to be out of the
mode before relay activates, or
deactivates.
26. Base Loading Default: Not BSLD NIST Installs the Base Loading feature
Installed into the chiller control system.
Selections: Installed creates Base load menu
items on the Tracer AdaptiView
Not Installed
display, and requires the external
2 - 10 Vdc control modules 1A18 and 1A17 for
4 - 20 mA external base load control.
27. Motor Default: Triple Select how motor winding
Winding Temp Selections: temperatures are to be displayed. A
Display Triple, Max selection of Max causes only the
highest temperature to be displayed
on the operator display, while a
selection of Triple causes all three to
be displayed. The firmware or Tracer
TU default is Triple; the factory
default is Max.

28. Vibration Default: Requires installation of 1A29 and

Sensor Installed 4B5.
(CVHS only) Selections:
Installed
Not Installed
29. Generic Default: Enables the Generic Monitoring
Monitoring Not Installed Package option. Reference Options
Package setup additional features and
Selections:
settings.
Installed
Not Installed

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4. OPTIONS SETUP Box: Settings Supporting Specified Options

The settings presented on the Options Setup expanding box are generated based on selections
made in the Options expanding box. Therefore, the settings listed in this box will vary depending
on your selections in the Options box. The listed items in Table 4 are only examples. (See the
Knowledge Center for related cases.).

Table 4. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Setup Box

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
1 2 3 4
1. ECWS Default: 34F GBAS YES Minimum setting for the ECWS analog
Minimum (0 to 49 F) signal (Item 7, Table 3, p. 20)
Temperature (2 Vdc or 4 mA will equal to this
Note: Standard on minimum setpoint value.)
CVHH & CDHH.
2. ECWS Default: 65° F GBAS YES Maximum setting for the ECWS analog
Maximum (50 to 75) signal (Item 7, Table 3, p. 20).
Temperature (10 Vdc or 20 mA will equate to this
Note: Standard on maximum setpoint value.)
CVHH & CDHH.
3. EHWS Default: 80° F EXOP YES Used with External Hot Water Setpoint
Minimum (80 to 100) (see Item 5, Table 3, p. 20.
Temperature • Nameplate will indicate EXOP YES
when factory installed on unit. EHWS
Minimum setting for the analog
signal.
• 2 Vdc or 4 mA will equal to this
minimum setpoint value. Default is
80F.
4. EHWS Default: 140° F  EXOP YES Used with External Hot Water Setpoint
Maximum (101 to 140) (see Item 5, Table 3, p. 20).
Temperature • Nameplate will indicate EXOP YES
when factory installed on unit. EHWS
Maximum setting for the analog
signal.
• 10 Vdc or 20 mA will equate to this
maximum setpoint value. Default is
140.
5. ECLS Minimum Default: 40  GBAS YES Minimum setting for the ECLS analog
% RLA (20 to 69) signal (Item 8, Table 3, p. 20).
Note: Standard on (2 Vdc or 4 mA will equal to this
CVHH & CDHH. minimum setpoint value.)

6. ECLS Maximum Default: 100  GBAS YES Maximum setting for the ECLS analog
% RLA (70 to 100) signal (item 8, Table 3, p. 20).
Note: Standard on (10 Vdc or 20 mA will equate to this
CVHH & CDHH. maximum setpoint value.)

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Table 4. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Setup Box (continued)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
7. Module 1 & 2 • None OPSI YES The schematic diagrams reflect the
Programmable • Chiller Running defaults.
Status Relays • Chiller Latching
Alarm Indicator
• Chiller Limit Mode
Indicator
• Chiller Non-Latching
Alarm Indicator
• Chiller Maximum
Capacity Indicator
• Chiller Head Relief
Request Indicator
• Purge Alarm
8. ICS Address Default: 65 Not shown on UCP Sets Tracer Summit address for 1A14
Comm4 (32 to 100) Nameplate Comm module.
Select in accordance with Site Tracer
defined address.
9. Rfgt Pressure Default: HPC Not shown on UCP Defines output of External Output
Output Type Setting nameplate Module 1A15. Selection determines
Delta P whether the Refrigerant output
corresponds to the Condenser (HPC)
HPC Setting
pressure, or the delta (DELP) pressure
Head Pressure between the condenser and
Control
evaporator. Requires module 1A15.

10. Min Delta Rfgt Default: 0 psid  Not shown on UCP Further defines refrigerant differential
Pressure (0 to 30) nameplate pressure Vdc output signal of External
Output output module 1A15 when DELTA
PRESSURE output type is selected.
• This setting is the minimum setting
value for the delta analog signal.
• 2 Vdc will equate to this minimum
value.Default is 0 psid (0 psid is
typical setting)
11. Max Delta Default: 30 psid  Not shown on UCP Further defines refrigerant differential
Rfgt Pressure (0 to 30) nameplate pressure Vdc output of External output
Output module 1A15 when DELTA PRESSURE
output type is selected.
• This setting is the maximum setting
for the delta analog signal.
• 10 Vdc will equate to this maximum
value. Default is 30 Psid (6 psid is
typical setting)
12. Evaporator Default: 30 Not shown on Default 30 psid for Trane supplied
Differential (0 to 50) nameplate. transducer. Set to label on the
Water Pressure differential pressure transducer (4B1).
Range
13. Condenser Default: 30 Not shown on Default 30 psid for Trane supplied
Differential (0 to 50) nameplate. transducer
Water Pressure Set to label on the differential pressure
Range transducer (4B2).

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Table 4. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Options Setup Box (continued)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and other Chiller nameplate
screen item selections data Help information
14. Monitoring Default: 0 Allows up to 8 additional input types
Temperature (0 - 8) for generic monitoring
Sensors
15. Monitoring Default: 0 Allows up to 8 additional input types
Pressure (0 - 8) for generic monitoring
Transducers
16. Monitoring Default: 0 Allows up to 8 additional types of
Dual Current (0 - 4) inputs (2 points per module) for
Loop Input generic monitoring.
Modules
17. Monitoring Default: 0 Allows up to 8 additional types of
Dual Low Voltage (0 - 4) inputs (2 points per module) for
Binary Input generic monitoring.
Modules
18. Monitoring Default: 0 Allows up to 8 additional types of
Dual High Voltage (0 - 4) inputs (2 points per module) for
Binary Input generic monitoring.
Modules

5. NAMEPLATE Box: Chiller Nameplate Values

The Nameplate expanding box contains the Nameplate values listed in Table 5. You can edit these
values if you are completing a startup, retrofit or replacing the unit controller.
Table 5. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Nameplate Box

Tracer TU Configuration
screen item Help information
1. Product Model Number The specific model number of the unit.
2. Product Serial Number The individual product serial number.
3. Product Sales Order The sales order number under which the chiller
was sold to the customer.

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CVH- Configuration Tab Screen Setpoint Reference Tables for CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS
The following options appear in the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the
Starter box in the Equipment Utility Configuration tab screen.
Note: The Starter 1 and Starter 2 boxes that appear on the Duplex chiller version (CDHF, CDHG, or
CDHH) of the Equipment Utility Configuration screen contain nearly the same options,
except for RTD Type (Item # 22 on the AFDD, E, F Table, Table 7, p. 33) See “2. STARTER 1
and STARTER 2 Boxes,” p. 42.
The items displayed in the boxes differ depending on whether the unit has a non-AFD or AFD
starter. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)

1. STARTER Box (Non-AFD)

Verify the following starter configuration variables in the Starter expanding box. The variables
listed in Table 6 appear only if a non-AFD starter is used with the chiller.
Table 6. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (Non-AFD)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections data Help information
1. Stop Delay [3 seconds SDTM 3 Sets the time period for the main
Time (Contactor default], 1-30 processor to look for current after the
Interrupt Failure) setting range stop command is executed.
Interpreted as a stuck contactor if
current exists after this time period. 3
seconds is the default.
2. Unit Line [460 Volts VOLT (value) Use UCP Nameplate Volts
Voltage default], 180-
15,000 setting
range
3. Voltage [20 default],  VTRA (value) Use UCP Nameplate Value For Starter
Transformer 0-700 setting Duplex chiller: by Others determine Overall Potential
Ratio (Potential range VTR1 (value) Transformer Ratio. [Need to know
Transformer VTR2 (value) primary PT ratio in the starter by
Ratio) others]: ie if 600 volt to 30 volt
transformer is used for 480, then 600/
30 = 20
4. Rated Load [500 Amps PRLA (value) Use design selection amps which may
Amps (RLA) default], 0-2500 be less than the nameplate value.
setting range Note: USE ONLY WHOLE NUMBERS (no
decimals)

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Table 6. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (Non-AFD) (continued)

Tracer TU CVH-
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections data Help information
5. CT Meter Scale [0 Amps CTMS (value) Use UCP Nameplate Current
default], Duplex chiller:Transformer Meter Scale for all but
0-2000 setting CTM1 (value) customer supplied starters. CTMS is
range CTM2 (value) determined as follows:
SINGLE CT with one pass: The CTMS
Tracer TU CTV Information Configuration
when one CT with one pass (primary
The CT's have a number on them that reflects the ext number
turn) is utilized will be equal to the “CT
of the part number: x1358 0269. Use this table to determine
rated AMPS” value.
Trane Current Transformer rating (one pass) by extension.
SINGLE CT with multiple passes:
(secondary resistance shown for reference)
When 2,3,4 passes are used then the
“CT rated AMPS” value is divided by the
Ext 01 = 100 Amps (23.5 ohms) Ext 07 = 700 (128 ohms)
number of passes to create the CTMS
Ext 02 = 150 (35) Ext 08 = 1000 (235) value.
Ext 03 = 200 (46) Ext 09 = 50 (11.5) DUAL CT: Dual CT's are not a TV menu
Ext 04 = 275 (65) Ext 10 = 75 (17) choice. If dual CT's are used they must
Ext 05 = 400 (68) Ext 11 =1400 (280) be considered with the above math.
Ext 06 = 500 (89) Ext 12 =1800 (340) When dual* CT’s are present the CTMS
 value must be calculated considering
With multiple passes: the additional CT. In this case the (“CT
Ext 10 with two passes = 37.5 (set to 38) rated AMPS / passes) is multiplied by
Ext 09 with three passes = 16.6 (set to 17) 0.72(or divide by 139) which is then
Ext 09 with four passes = 12.5 (set to 13) correctly adjusted for the second CT
Note: USE ONLY WHOLE NUMBERS 
(no decimals) *2nd Ct is
TRR00975 (x1358-0266-01)
NOTE: The UC800 uses the RLA and CTMS to setup the current overload. These two items are all that
are required. (There is no overload setting 1 and 2 as in UCP2)

6. Current [30% default] CITP 30 Set to 30. Allows individual phase

Unbalance 15-100 setting current operation up to 30% unbalance
Trip Point range from the Average 3 phase RLA.

7. Current [90 Sec default] Time in seconds of unbalance allowed

Unbalance 10-255 setting before trip occurs
Grace Period range while in above unbalance condition
8. Maximum [6 Sec default],  MACT (value) Sets time in second in which current
Acceleration 6-64 setting must drop below 85% of RLA.
range [Across the Setting dependent on starter type. See
line= 6 sec Nameplate MACT value.
Pri Reactor / Auto
Trans =11 sec
Trane Solid state
= 15 sec
Customer
supplied solid
state =20 second
Wye delta= 27 sec
AFD =30 sec]
9. Acceleration [Shutdown SHDN Sets resulting action to occur upon
Time Out Action default] TRAN exceeding maximum acceleration
(Transition) timer. Unit will shutdown upon
(Shutdown) exceeding maximum acceleration time

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Table 6. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (Non-AFD) (continued)

CVH- Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections data Help information
10. Overload [Linear default] LINR, EXPO Selects the overload algorithm type.
Type Exponential Select Linear for all Centrifugal
Linear compressor applications

11. Phase [Enable default] ENBL, DSBL Enables Phase reversal protection.
Reversal Enable Always select enable.
Protection
Disable
12. Contactor [Disable ENBL, DSBL Enables Contactor integrity test.
Integrity Test default] Disable unless requested to have
Enable contactor tested prior to each start.
Disable
13. Phase [700 PRGT 700 Sets Time period until trip on Phase
Reversal Grace Milliseconds reversal. Set to 700 milliseconds. With
Period default] Phase reversal disabled time is 2.64
20-1000 seconds
14. Surge [Enable default] SRPR ENBL, DSBL Enables Surge Detection.
Protection Disable
Enable
15. Momentary [Enable default] MPLP ENBL, DSBL Enables Momentary Power Loss (MPL).
Power Loss Disable Potential transformers are required for
Protection Enable MPL. For help with troubleshooting MPL
at startup see the related Knowledge
Center cases.
16. Restart [30 Sec default] RISS 30 Starter module configured minimum
Inhibit Stop to 0-255 setting time between stop to start. Time delay
Start Time range to allow motor to demagnetize. (Note:
This is not the “Restart Inhibit Timer”
which is a Tracer TU Setpoint screen
item and has a 20 minute default
value.)
17. Surge [20% default] SGSY 20 Sets surge sensitivity. Example if surge
Sensitivity 0-100 setting sensitivity is set to 20%: The surge
range event has to be a single (or multiple)
phase amps rise or drop greater than
“20%” of the Average RLA.
18. Power Loss [15 Sec default] PLRT 15 Time delay (in seconds) upon power
Reset Time 0-255 setting restoration to clear diagnostic.
range
19. RTD Type [75 Ohm @ 75°F There are two motor types. Check the
Note: If you are default] chiller Motor nameplate to confirm the
connected to CDHF, 100 Ohm @ 0C RTD value.
CDHG, or CDHH Reliance Motor: 
(Duplex chiller), 75 Ohms @ 75 Deg. F
this setting appears Ram Motor: 
in the Circuit 1-2 100 Ohms @ 32 Deg. F. /
boxes. (See “1. 0 Deg. C.
CIRCUIT 1 and
CIRCUIT 2 Boxes,”
p. 41)

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2. STARTER Box (AFD) CVH-

2.1. Communicating AFDD, E, F Drives
The variables listed in Table 7 appear only if an AFDD, E, F starter is used with the
chiller.
Table 7. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (AFDD, E, F)

Tracer TU item
description Default, Range Chiller nameplate Help information
1. Surge [Enable default] SRPR ENBL, DSBL Enables Surge DIAGNOSTIC upon 7
Detection Disable minutes of surge detection. Drive
Enable senses for repetitive surge events.
Rapid increase of average current of
more than the surge sensitivity (% of
RLA setting) within approx. 1 second.
With this feature enabled a surge
diagnostic will be generated after 7
minutes of this condition.
2. Surge [20% default] SGSY 20 Example if surge sensitivity is set to
Sensitivity 0-100 setting 20%: The surge event has to be a
range single (or multiple) phase amps rise or
drop greater than “20%” of the
Average RLA. When this is sensed, the
displayed mode on the AdaptiView
display or Tracer TU shows surge for a
minimum of one minute.
3. Power Loss [60 Sec default] PLRT 60 Time Drive waits upon power
Reset Time 0-255 setting restoration to clear power loss
range diagnostic, and from stop to start.
4. Unit Line [460 Vac VOLT (value) Set to Nameplate Volts
Voltage default], 
180-8000
5. Unit Motor [460 default], 
Voltage 180-15000
6. Motor NP FLA [0 Amps TVA (value) Set to maximum amps of CTV MOTOR.
(TVA) default], 
0-2000
7. Motor NP RLA [1 Amps Compressor Motor Set to Design RLA at selection.
default], 1-2000 RLA (value)
8. Motor NP [0 kW default], CPKW (value) Use Nameplate CPKW (Value) of
Power 0-4000 MOTOR

9. Motor NP Hertz [60 Hz default], HRTZ (value) Use Nameplate Hertz Value
5-250
10. Motor NP RPM [3600 RPM TRPM (value) Use nameplate RPM
(TRPM) default], 
60-24000
11. Stator [0 MicroOhms SRES (value) Use nameplate SRES value
Resistance default], 0- (Stator resistance in micro-ohms)
10,000,000
12. Flux Current [0 Amps FAMP (value) Use nameplate FAMP value
Ref. default] (Motor no-load amps)
0-1200

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Table 7. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (AFDD, E, F) (continued)

CVH-
Tracer TU item
description Default, Range Chiller nameplate Help information
13. Acceleration [30 Sec default]  MACT (value) Set to 10 seconds for AFD. Sets the
Time 1-99 setting rate of acceleration for all speed
range increases
14. Deceleration [30 Sec default]  DCCT 30 Set to 30 for AFD. Sets the rate of
Time 1 to 99 setting deceleration for all speed decreases
range
15. Starter [1 Amps Calculate; Defines the current limit value. 
Current Limit default]  Compressor motor Current Limit (STCL) is: Design
1 to 3200 RLA x 1.2 selection amps multiplied by 1.2. 
(120% of RLA) 
(Must set per sales order.).
16. Current Limit [10 default] CRLG 10 Sets the responsiveness of the current
Gain 0 to 5000 limit.
17. Power Loss [decel default] PWLM DECL Selects the action of the Drive upon a
Mode COST (coast) power loss
18. Power Loss [0 sec default] (Not on nameplate) Time the drive will remain in power loss
Time 0 to 25 mode before a fault is issued.
If POWER LOSS is encountered raises
this setting to 5 seconds.
19. Flying Start [DSBL (Disable FLST DSBL, ENBL Enables / Disables the function which
Enable default)] reconnects to a spinning motor at
Enable actual motor RPM when a start
Disable command is issued. Default is Disabled

20. Flying Start [2000 default] FLSG 2000 Sets the response of the flying start
Gain 20 to 32767, function.
Default is 2000
21. Use Trane [YES default] UTRD YES Select YES. Sets all other ADF settings
Defaults No to Trane Defined Defaults. Only select
“NO” here when directed to use the
Rockwell OIM to set specific defaults
differently.
22. RTD Type [75 Ohm @ 75°F There are two motor types.
Note: If you are default] Check the chiller Motor nameplate to
connected to CDHF, 100 Ohm @ 0C confirm the RTD value.
CDHG, or CDHH
(Duplex chiller),
this setting appears
in the Circuit 1-2
boxes. (See “1.
CIRCUIT 1 and
CIRCUIT 2 Boxes,”
p. 41)
23. Line Side [Not Installed
Items default]
Installed 
Not Installed
Note: IF ANY CHANGES ARE MADE THE LOAD CONFIGURATION BUTTON BECOMES PRESENT. CHANGES WILL NOT
TAKE EFFECT UNLESS THIS BUTTON IS PRESSED AFTER ALL ENTRIES ARE CHANGED TO YOUR SATIFACTION
Note: Document settings on log sheet for future reference.
Note: THESE SETTINGS ARE ON DOCUMENTED ON THE AFD STARTUP LOG SHEET Starter Configurations.
(Selections based on sales order variables.

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2.2. Non-Communicating AFDG (Danfoss) Drives

CVH-
Verify the following starter configuration variables in the Starter expanding box. The variables
listed in Table 8 appear when a non-Communicating AFDG starter is used with the chiller.
Table 8. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (AFDG)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections data Help information
1. Stop Delay [3 seconds SDTM 3 Sets the time period for the main
Time (Contactor default]  processor to look for current after the
Interrupt Failure) 1 to 30 stop command is executed. Interpreted
as a stuck contactor if current exists
after this time period. 3 seconds is the
default.
2. Unit Line [460 Volts VOLT (value) Use UCP Nameplate Volts
Voltage default] 
180 to 15,000
3. Voltage [20 default],  VTRA (value) Use UCP Nameplate Value For Starter
Transformer 0 to 700 Duplex chiller: by Others determine Overall Potential
Ratio (Potential VTR1 (value) Transformer Ratio. [Need to know
Transformer VTR2 (value) primary PT ratio in the starter by
Ratio) others]: ie if 600 volt to 30 volt
transformer is used for 480, then 600/
30 = 20
4. Rated Load [500 Amps PMRA (value) Use design selection amps which may
Amps (RLA) default]  be less than the nameplate value.
0 to 2500 Note: USE ONLY WHOLE NUMBERS (no
decimals)
5. CT Meter Scale [0 Amps CTMS (value) Use UCP Nameplate Current
default], Duplex chiller:Transformer Meter Scale for all but
0 to 2000 CTM1 (value) customer supplied starters. CTMS is
CTM2 (value) determined as follows:
SINGLE CT with one pass: The CTMS
Tracer TU CTV Information Configuration
when one CT with one pass (primary
The CT's have a number on them that reflects the ext number
turn) is utilized will be equal to the “CT
of the part number: x1358 0269. Use this table to determine
rated AMPS” value.
Trane Current Transformer rating (one pass) by extension.
SINGLE CT with multiple passes:
(secondary resistance shown for reference)
When 2,3,4 passes are used then the
“CT rated AMPS” value is divided by the
Ext 01 = 100 Amps (23.5 ohms) Ext 07 = 700 (128 ohms)
number of passes to create the CTMS
Ext 02 = 150 (35) Ext 08 = 1000 (235) value.
Ext 03 = 200 (46) Ext 09 = 50 (11.5) DUAL CT: Dual CT's are not a TV menu
Ext 04 = 275 (65) Ext 10 = 75 (17) choice. If dual CT's are used they must
Ext 05 = 400 (68) Ext 11 =1400 (280) be considered with the above math.
Ext 06 = 500 (89) Ext 12 =1800 (340) When dual* CT’s are present the CTMS
 value must be calculated considering
With multiple passes: the additional CT. In this case the (“CT
Ext 10 with two passes = 37.5 (set to 38) rated AMPS / passes) is multiplied by
Ext 09 with three passes = 16.6 (set to 17) 0.72(or divide by 139) which is then
Ext 09 with four passes = 12.5 (set to 13) correctly adjusted for the second CT
Note: USE ONLY WHOLE NUMBERS 
(no decimals) *2nd Ct is
TRR00975 (x1358-0266-01)
NOTE: The UC800 uses the RLA and CTMS to setup the current overload. These two items are all that
are required. (There is no overload setting 1 and 2 as in UCP2)

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Table 8. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (AFDG) (continued)

CVH-
Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections data Help information
6. Current [30% default] CITP 30 Set to 30. Allows individual phase
Unbalance 15 to 100 current operation up to 30% unbalance
Trip Point from the Average 3 phase RLA.

7. Current [90 Sec default] Time in seconds of unbalance allowed

Unbalance 10 to 255 before trip occurs
Grace Period while in above unbalance condition
8. Maximum [6 Sec default]  MACT (value) Sets time in seconds in which current
Acceleration 6 to 64 [Across the must drop below 85% of RLA.
line= 6 sec Setting dependent on starter type. See
Pri Reactor / Auto Nameplate MACT value.
Trans =11 sec
Trane Solid state =
15 sec
Customer supplied
solid state =20
second
Wye delta= 27 sec
AFD =30 sec]
9. Acceleration [Shutdown SHDN, TRAN Sets resulting action to occur upon
Time Out Action default] exceeding maximum acceleration
Transition timer. Unit will shutdown upon
Shutdown exceeding maximum acceleration time

10. Overload [Linear default] LINR, EXPO Selects the overload algorithm type.
Type Exponential Select Linear for all Centrifugal
Linear compressor applications
11. Phase [Enable default] ENBL, DSBL Enables Phase reversal protection.
Reversal Disable Always select enable.
Protection Enable
12. Contactor [Disable DSBL, ENBL Enables Contactor integrity test.
Integrity Test default] Disable unless requested to have
Enable contactor tested prior to each start.
Disable
13. Phase [700 PRGT 700 Sets Time period until trip on Phase
Reversal Grace Milliseconds reversal. Set to 1000 milliseconds. With
Period default] Phase reversal disabled time is 2.64
20-1000 seconds
14. Surge [Enable default] SRPR ENBL, DSBL Enables Surge Detection.
Protection Disable
Enable
15. Momentary [Enable default] MPLP ENBL, DSBL Set to Disable.
Power Loss Disable (Enables Momentary Power Loss (MPL).
Protection Enable Potential transformers are required for
MPL. For help with troubleshooting MPL
at startup see the related Knowledge
Center cases.)

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Table 8. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter (AFDG) (continued)

CVH-
Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections data Help information
16. Restart [30 Sec default] RISS 30 Starter module configured minimum
Inhibit Stop to 0 to 255 time between stop to start. Time delay
Start Time to allow motor to demagnetize. (Note:
This is not the “Restart Inhibit Timer”
which is a Tracer TU Setpoint screen
item and has a 20 minute default
value.)
17. Surge [20% default] SGSY 20 Sets surge sensitivity. Example if surge
Sensitivity 0 to 100 setting sensitivity is set to 20%: The surge
range event has to be a single (or multiple)
phase amps rise or drop greater than
“20%” of the Average RLA.
18. Power Loss [15 Sec default] PLRT 15 Time delay (in seconds) upon power
Reset Time 0 to 255 setting restoration to clear diagnostic.
range
19. RTD Type [75 Ohm @ 75°F There are two motor types.
Note: If you are default] Check the chiller motor nameplate to
connected to CDHF, 100 Ohm @ 0°C confirm the RTD value.
CDHG, or CDHH
(Duplex chiller),
this setting appears
in the Circuit 1-2
boxes. (See “1.
CIRCUIT 1 and
CIRCUIT 2 Boxes,”
p. 41)

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CVH- 2.3 Communicating AFDN and CVHS Drives

Verify the following starter configuration variables in the Starter expanding box. The variables
listed in Table 9 appear when a Communicating AFDN starter is used with the chiller or a CVHS.
See “Appendix C: Upgrading the Adaptive Frequency Drive 3 (AFD3) Firmware,” p. 104 for the AFD3
firmware upgrade procedure.

Table 9. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter Box (AFDN and CVHS Drives)
Tracer TU Item Default and Chiller
Description other selections Nameplate Help Information
1. RTD Type [75 Ohm @ 75° F RTDT (Value) Specifies the motor winding RTD
Note: This item does default] Type.
not exist in CVHS. 100 Ohm @ 0°C 75OH = 75 Ohm @ 75° F,
10OH = 100 Ohm @ 0° C
2. Motor Type Default: Surface MTP1 SPM  Specifies the motor type. Do not
(MTP1) Permanent or IPM change unless instructed by
Technical Support.
Magnet
(Surface Permanent
Magnet / Internal
Permanent Magnet)

3. Surge Protection [Enable default] SRPR ENBL Selects whether the Surge diagnostic
is active or not. Drive senses for
(SRPR) Enable/Disable
repetitive surge events. Rapid
increase of average motor current of
more than the surge sensitivity (% of
RLA setting) within approx. 1 minute.
With this feature enabled a surge
diagnostic will be generated after 7
minutes of this condition.
DSBL = Disable Surge Protection
ENBL = Enable Surge Protection
4. Line Supply [Not Installed LSCT NIST Note: Setting was removed after
Protect Interlock default] UC800 software version 9.07.
(LSCT) Not Installed/ Selects whether the Line Supply
Installed Protect Interlock option is installed or
not.
NIST = Not installed
INST = Installed
5. Ground Fault [Installed GRFL Selects whether the Ground Fault
Detection default] Detection option is installed or not.
(GRFL) Installed NIST - Not installed
Not Installed INST - Installed
6. Input Transformer [1.00 default] ITTR 1.00 Specifies the Input Transformer
Turns Ratio 0.01-2.00 range Turns Ratio.
(ITTR) ITTR = Value
7. Surge Sensitivity [20 default] SGSY 20 Specifies the Surge Sensitivity value.
(SGSY) 0-100% range Example if surge sensitivity is set to
20%: The surge event has to be a
single (or multiple) phase amps rise
or drop greater than “20%” of the
Average motor RLA. When this is
sensed, the displayed mode on the
AdaptiView display or Tracer TU
shows surge for a minimum of one
minute.
SGSY = Value

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Table 9. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter Box (AFDN and CVHS Drives)
CVH-
Tracer TU Item Default and Chiller
Description other selections Nameplate Help Information
8. Magnetizing [85 default] MZAP (Value)
Current 0-1200 range Specifies the Magnetizing Current of
Note: This item does the motor in Amps.
not exist in CVHS. MZAP = Value

9. Unit Line Voltage [460 default] IVLT (Value) Specifies the Unit Line Voltage in
(IVLT) 180-8000 range Volts.
IVLT = Value
10. Unit Line Current [60 Amps Default] PRLA Specifies the Unit Line Current in
(PRLA) 0-2000 range Amps. Equal to the line current at the
Note: CVHS only. top of the nameplate.
PRLA = Value
11. Motor Nameplate [460 default] VOLT (Value)
Specifies the Motor Nameplate
Voltage 180-800 range
Voltage in Volts.
Note: This item does
VOLT = Value
not exist in CVHS.
12. Actual Motor [460 default] AMVF (Value) Specifies the actual motor voltage in
Voltage 180-800 range volts (AMF = Value).
(AMVF)
Note: CVHS only.
13. Motor Nameplate [285 default] NMRA (Value) Specifies the Motor Nameplate RLA
RLA 0-2000 range in Amps.
(NMRA) NMRA = Value
14. Drive Module [350 default] DAMP (Value) Specifies the Drive Module Rated
Rated Amps 0-2000 range Amps in Amps.
(DAMP) DAMP = Value
15. Motor Nameplate [157.2 default] CPKW (Value) Specifies the Motor Nameplate
Power 0-4000.0 range Power in kW.
(CPKW) CPKW = Value
16. Motor Nameplate [60 default] HRTZ (Value)
Specifies the Motor Nameplate
Frequency 50-1500 range
Frequency in Hertz
Note: This item does
HRTZ = Value
not exist in CVHS.
17. Actual Motor [240 default] MHTZ (Value) Specifies the actual motor frequency
Frequency 50-1500 range in hertz.
(MHTZ) MHTZ = Value
Note: CVHS only.
18. Compressor RPM [3600 default] RPM (Value) Specifies the compressor RPM in
(RPM) 50-24000 range RPM.
RPM = Value
19. Motor Nameplate [3300 default] SRES (Value) Specifies the Motor Nameplate
Stator Resistance 0-100000000 range Stator Resistance in uohms.SRES =
(SRES) Value

20. Start [10 default] MACT (Value) Specifies the Start Acceleration Time
Acceleration Time 1-99 range in seconds.
(MACT) MACT = Value
21. Flying Start [Enable default] FLST ENBL Selects whether the Flying Start
Enable Disable/Enable function is active or not.
(FLST) DSBL = Disable flying start
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Table 9. Equipment Utility - Configuration Tab Screen: Starter Box (AFDN and CVHS Drives)
CVH-
Tracer TU Item Default and Chiller
Description other selections Nameplate Help Information
22. Line Supply [300 default] PTIT (Value) Note: Setting was removed after
Protect Interlock 0-1800 range UC800 software version 9.07.
Timeout Specifies the Line Supply Protect
(PTIT) Interlock Timeout in seconds.
PTIT = Value
23. Active Harmonic [Enable default] HRDP DSBL This feature helps to reduce incoming
Damping Disable/Enable power distortion when a 5%TDD filter
is installed. (Enabled when
(HRDP)
RCTP=24) It should be disabled when
a 5%TDD filter is not installed.
(Disabled when RCTP=6)
24. Active [2 default] Note: Setting removed beginning
Harmonics Damping 0-255 range with UC800 software version 9.10.
Harmonics Software version 9.02 and 9.07
default value is 30. If setting is
present, set to 2 for all
configurations. If setting is not
present, then is set internally.
25. Active [0 default] Note: Setting removed beginning
Harmonics Damping 0-65535 range with UC800 software version 9.10.
Phase Swap Software version 9.02 and 9.07
default value is 16. If setting is
present, set to 0 for all
configurations. If setting is not
present, then is set internally.

26. Reset to Defaults [NO default] RSDD NO Selects whether the Reset to Defaults
(RSDD) YES/NO function is active or not.
No = No Reset to Defaults
Yes = Yes Reset to Defaults
27. Rectifier Type [6 default] RCTP (Value) Specifies the Rectifier Type.
(RCTP) 6,24 6 = 6 pulse
24 = 24 Pulse
28. Input Choke [1 default] ICIM (Value) Specifies the Input Choke Impedance
Impedance 0-8 range in percent.
(ICIM) ICIM = Value
29. Motor Nameplate [143 default] MNMF (Value) Specifies the Motor Nameplate
Magnet Flux 25-250 range Magnet Flux value.
(MNMF) MNMF = Value
Note: CVHS only.
30. Motor Nameplate  [125 default] MDXI (Value) Specifies the Motor Nameplate 
D-Axis Inductance 10-1000 range D-Axis Inductance value.
(MDXI) MDXI = Value
Note: CVHS only.
31. Motor Nameplate  [125 default] MDQI (Value) Specifies the Motor Nameplate 
Q-Axis Inductance 10-1000 range Q-Axis Inductance value.
(MDQI) MDQI = Value
Note: CVHS only.
32. Auto Reset [60 default] ARET (Value) Specifies the Auto Reset Timeout in
Timeout 15-255 range seconds.
ARET = Value
33. Motor Leakage [140 default] MLI1 (Value) Property that the drive control
SigmaLs Inductance (1 to 65000) algorithm uses to control the motor.
(MLI1)

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 The Equipment Utility Configuration Tab Screen

Configuration Tab Screen Setpoint Reference Tables for CDHF, CDHG, CDH-
and CDHH
The following expanding boxes and options appear on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the
Equipment Utility Configuration tab screen.

1. CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 Boxes

The contents of these identical boxes are as follows.
Table 10. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Configuration Tab Screen: Circuit 1 and
Circuit 2 Boxes

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections Data Help information
1 2 3 4
1. Starter Type [Unit Mount SRTY (value) Programs the Chiller software to the
Wye-Delta USTR, RSTR, CSTR, correct starter type. Select Unit
default] UXL, RXL, CXL, CVAC, Starter Type:
(See list in Help RPIR, CPIR, • Unit Mount Wye-Delta
Information RATR,CATR,USID,FSID, • Remote Mount Wye-Delta
column.) WSID, CSOL, UAFD,
• High Fault Remote Wye-Delta
UATR
• Customer Supplied Wye-Delta
• Unit Mount Across Line
• Remote Mount Across Line
• Customer Supplied Across Line
• Customer Supplied Vacuum Circuit
Breaker
• Unit Mount Primary Reactor
• Remote Mount Primary Reactor
• Customer Supplied Primary
Reactor
• Unit Mount Auto Transformer
• Remote Mount Auto Transformer
• Customer Supplied Auto
Transformer
• Unit Mount Non-comm Solid State
• Floor Mount Non-comm Solid State
• Wall Mount Non-comm Solid State
• Industiral High Fault Remote Solid
State
• Customer Supplied Non-comm
Solid State
• Unit Mount AFD
• Remote Mount Comm AFD
• Remote Mount Non-Comm AFD

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CDH-

Table 10. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Configuration Tab Screen: Circuit 1 and
Circuit 2 Boxes (continued)

Tracer TU
Configuration Default and Chiller nameplate
screen item other selections Data Help information
2. Compressor [Utility (Not GENR YES Selects special control Algorithms
Power Source Installed) when power source is generator to
default] be interfaced to the control system.
Utility If Yes then 2A7 Pilot relay for Start/
Engine/ stop, and 2A8 up to speed/frequency
Generator and Starter Drive Fault, and 2A9
(Installed) Speed signal output modules are
required. Select Utility for Utility
source power and Engine/Generator
for onsite backup generators.
3. Impeller [CDHF and On CDHF & CDHG use Sets the compressor impeller
Diameter CDHG default CPD1 diameter. This is utilized in control
275] (value) and CPD2 algorithms. Nameplate will indicate
(210 to 345) (value) CPIM or IMP1 (Value). See
[CDHH default On CDHH use IMP1 nameplate value. [CPD1 is impeller
699] circuit 1 and CPD2 is impeller circuit
(value in mm)
2].
(127 - 880)
4. RTD Type [75 Ohm @ 75°F There are two RTD types: 75 Ohm
default] and 100 Ohm.
100 Ohm @ 0C Reliance Motor: 
75 Ohms @ 75 Deg. F
Ram Motor: 
100 Ohms @ 32 Deg. F. /
0 Deg. C.
The best practice is to measure the
RTD resistance at the compressor
motor winding temperature sensor
module (1A26).

2. STARTER 1 and STARTER 2 Boxes

The Starter 1 and Starter 2 expanding boxes that appear on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version
of the Configuration tab screen are nearly complete duplicates of the single Starter expanding box
on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Configuration tab screen.
Therefore, you can use the previous Starter box AFD and non-AFD listings of configuration
variables beginning on p. 30 to verify the Starter 1 and Starter 2 expanding boxes. The only change
is that the RTD Type setting (Item 22 in Table 7, p. 33, the Starter expanding box) has been moved
to the Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 boxes (Item 4, Table 10, p. 41).

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Modifying, Saving, and Deploying Chiller
Configurations
You can modify the default configuration values that appear on the Equipment Utility -
Configuration tab screen, save the modified configuration to your laptop hard drive, retrieve any
stored configuration from your hard drive, and send (save) the configuration to the UC800.

Saving a Configuration To Your Laptop Hard Drive

If you make any changes in any of the expanding boxes on the Configuration tab screen, the Save
File button becomes active. To save a configuration to a file on your hard disk
1. Click the Save File button.
A Browse For Folder dialog box appears showing the name of the xml file
(QuestionRecord.xml) in which the configuration will be stored.
2. Navigate to a folder where you want to store the configuration file.
3. Click OK.
Note: Save each configuration in a separate folder, because the configuration file name is always
the same and will overwrite any previous file saved in the same directory.

Retrieving a Stored Configuration From Your Laptop Hard Drive

You can retrieve a stored configuration file from your hard drive for use on other chillers. To retrieve
a configuration
1. Click the Open File button at the bottom of the Configuration screen.
An Open dialog box appears.
2. Use the Look in drop-down list to navigate to the folder where you saved the configuration file.
3. Click Open.
The configuration is displayed in the Configuration screen. You can either modify the configuration
or save it to other chiller controllers.

Saving a Configuration to the Controller

Saved changes do not take effect until they are transferred to the UC800. To save a configuration
to the UC800 after all entries have been changed, click the Save button located at the bottom of the
Configuration screen.
Note: Should it be necessary to replace a UC800 in the future, you will need to manually enter the
unit model number description and unit performance detail selection data using Tracer TU.

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The LLID Binding Tab Screen
When all the configuration inputs are complete, click the Save button at the bottom of the screen.
After a few moments, the LLID Binding screen appears.

Figure 8. Equipment Utility—LLID Binding tab screen

Note that the LLIDs appearing on this list are dependent on selections made previously on the
Configuration screen. Initially, the LLIDs will show up as red squares (see the COMM4 Module item
near the top of the table) indicating they are unbound. Binding is a process by which a particular
LLID is assigned to monitor or control a particular function or component. All LLIDs required for
a configuration must be bound (green circle) to complete this section.

Binding devices
Use the following procedure to bind the configured LLIDs.
1. Select the LLID to be bound and click on the Bind button in the task bar.
For example when binding the Motor Start Command LLID, a dialog box appears asking
“Motor Start Command. Is the desired device alone selected?”
2. Locate the targeted LLID in the control panel, unit or starter and place the Trane provided
magnetic screwdriver (South pole magnet) near the LED under the SW1 arrow.
The green LED turns on at the device.

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3. Click Yes in the dialog box.

If the binding is successful, the red square changes to a green circle next to that LLID on the
binding view menu.
If the wrong type of LLID was selected during this binding process an error message appears.
Check the LLID Type column entry to be sure it corresponds to the physical LLID you selected
with your magnet.
4. Repeat the same procedure for all red square LLIDs in the list.

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 Additional Chiller Settings Screens
You can now verify or make changes to setpoints on the other Equipment Utility tab (Chiller
Settings) screens: Setpoints, Field Startup, and Purge. Some screens have a CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version and a CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version. The different versions of
these screens are covered in the following subsections:
• “Equipment Utility - Setpoints Tab Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS,”
p. 46
• “Equipment Utility - Setpoints Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH,” p. 50
• “Equipment Utility - Field Startup Tab Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS,”
p. 55
• “Equipment Utility - Field Startup Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH,” p. 69
• “Equipment Utility - Purge Tab Screen,” p. 82

CVH- Equipment Utility - Setpoints Tab Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS
The Setpoints tab screen that appears when you are connected to a single chiller unit (CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS) contains the active setpoints shown in Table 11 throughTable 13.
You can modify these setpoint values by entering new values using entry boxes, sliders, and drop-
down list boxes, or you can return the value to its default, by clicking the corresponding Default
button. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)

1. CHILLER SETPOINTS Box

The Chiller Setpoints box settings on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of
the Setpoints tab screen appear in the following order.
Table 11. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Setpoints Tab Screen: Chiller Setpoints Box

Setpoint Default, (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Front Panel Chilled Water Setpoint Default: 44°F / 6.67°C Set to sales order / Job requirements
38°F to 75°F 
(-3.3°C to 23.9°C)
2. Front Panel Current Limit Setpoint Default: 100% RLA default Use 100% unless otherwise specified
(20 to 100)
3. Front Panel Control Type Default: Cooling default Optional item, shown when installed
(Cooling or Heating)
4. Front Panel Hot Water Setpoint Default: 130°F / 54.44 °C  Optional item, shown when installed
80°F to 140°F
(26.7°C to 60.0°C)
5. Front Panel Base Loading Default: Auto default  Optional item, shown when installed
Command (On or Auto)
6. Front Panel Base Load Setpoint Default: 50% default  Optional item, shown when installed
(20 to 100)
7. Front Panel Free Cooling Command Default: Auto (On or Auto) Optional item, shown when installed (Does not
exist in CVHS.)
8. Front Panel Ice Building Command Default: Auto (On or Auto) Optional item, shown when installed
9. Differential to Start Default: 5°F / 2.8°C Set to sales order/ Job requirements
(1F to 10F, 0.6C to 5.6C)
10. Differential to Stop Default: 5°F / 2.8°C Set to sales order/ Job requirements
(1F to 10F, 0.6C to 5.6C)

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Table 11. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Setpoints Tab Screen: Chiller Setpoints Box (continued)

Setpoint Default, (Min, Max) Help Information CVH-

11. Setpoint Source Default: BAS/Ext/FP Sets hierarchy of commands; Building
(BAS/Ext/FP, Ext/Front Panel, Front Automation system, External signals, front
Panel), panel

12. Evaporator Water Flow Point 1 Default: 264 gpm / 1000 lpm  Flow, WFC Option; GPM Flow at point 1. (design
(0 to 10568 gpm / 0 to 40000 lpm) GPM, factory set)
13. Evaporator Pressure Drop Point 1 Default: 1.45 PSI / 10 kPaD  Diff Pressure, WFC Option; Pressure at flow
(0 to 210 kPaD) (0-30.46 psid) point 1. (design PD in PSID, factory set)
14. Evaporator Water Flow Point 2 Default: 423 gpm / 1600 lpm  Flow, WFC Option; GPM Flow at point 2.
(0 to 10568 gpm / 0 to 40000 lpm) (second point on same flow curve, factory set)
15. Evaporator Pressure Drop Point 2 Default: 4.35 PSI / 30 kPaD  Diff Pressure, WFC Option; Pressure at flow
(0 to 210 kPaD) (0-30.46 psid) point 2. (second flows PD in PSID, factory set)
16. Evaporator Fluid Specific Gravity Default: 1  WFC Option
(range 0 to 2) Use “1.00” for 100% water
17. Evaporator Fluid Specific Heat Default: 1  WFC Option
(range 0 to 2) Use “1.00” for 100% water
18. Evap Low Water Flow Warning Default: 1 -2 gpm/ton * PTON Option: Evap Diff Water Pressure sensing
Setpoint 0 to 75700.2 lpm option required. This is a setpoint that takes a
gpm value, which sets the point at which the
2400 GPM
“low flow” warning turns on.
(range 0 to 10000 gpm)
Low Flow Warning - The default setpoint is
calculated internally at 1.2 gpm/ton. So the
default value is 1.2 times the PTON* set in the
configuration. Example for 500 performance
ton chiller: 1.2 gpm/ton X 500PTON = 600
gpm.
The low flow warning needs to be set at startup
using the following guidelines:
• Set the Low Flow setpoint to be above the
point where the external proof of flow device
“Opens”. This allows the warning to be
annunciated before the loss of flow occurs.
• The proof of flow cutout device should cutout
at or above the minimum flow point for the
machines particular bundle (See the sales
catalog for minimum flows or submittal.) 

The reset of the low flow is 0.1 GPM/ton. In
the above example, this is 1.3 gpm/ton x
500PTONs = 650 gpm.
* PTON is performance tons whereas NTON is
nominal tons used to define compressor. Use
PTON in this calculation.
19. Initiate Evap Water Flow Zero Default: No WFC Option; Set to yes to enable Evap Diff
Adjustment (No/Yes) Water Pressure Zero Offset.

20. Evap Diff Water Pressure Zero Default: 0.00 PSID Adjust this value up or down to implement
Offset (-1.45/5.80) offset. Ensure that not flow is present when
setting.
21. Condenser Water Flow Point 1 Default: 264 gpm / 1000 lpm  WFC Option; GPM Flow at point 1.
(0 to 10568 gpm) / (0 to 40000 (design GPM, factory set)
lpm)

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Table 11. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Setpoints Tab Screen: Chiller Setpoints Box (continued)
CVH-
Setpoint Default, (Min, Max) Help Information
22. Condenser Pressure Drop Point 1 Default: 1.45 PSI / 10 kPa  WFC Option; Pressure at flow point 1.
(0 to 30.46 psid) / (0 to 210 kPa) (design PD in PSID, factory set)
23. Condenser Water Flow Point 2 Default: 423 gpm / 1600 lpm  WFC Option; Pressure at flow point 1.
(0 to 10568 gpm) / (0 to 40000 (design PD in PSID, factory set)
lpm)
24. Condenser Pressure Drop Point 2 Default: 4.35 PSID / 30 kPa  WFC Option; Pressure at flow point 2.
(0 to 30.46 psid / 0 to 210 kPa / ) second flows PD in PSID, factory set)
25. Initiate Cond Water Flow Zero Default: No WFC Option; Set to yes to enable Cond Diff
Adjustment (No/Yes) Water Pressure Zero Offset.

26. Cond Diff Water Pressure Zero Default: 0.00 PSID Adjust this value up or down to implement
Offset (-1.45/5.80) offset. Ensure that no flow is present when
setting.
27. Minimum Capacity Limit Default: 0%  Creates a minimum boundary of the
(0 to 79%) Compressor Load signal. Used to decrease
chillers unloading level. Forces chiller to remain
loaded to cause machine to reach differential to
stop temp. Used frequently on chillers with AFD
starters to avoid low end surge.
28. Maximum Capacity Limit Default: 100%  Creates a maximum boundary of the
(21 to 100%) Compressor Load Signal.

29. Chiller Start Initial Capcity Default: 0% Sets initial control signal level. Set to 10% for
Command (0 to 100%) AFDE drives.
Note: For CVHS set to 20%.

2. COMPRESSOR SETPOINTS Box

The compressor setpoints shown in Table 12 appear on the Compressor Setpoints expanding box
on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Setpoints tab screen.
Table 12. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Setpoints Screen: Compressor Setpoints

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Oil Temperature - Compressor Default: 143°F / 61.67°C With Enhanced NOT Installed: Oil temperature
Stopped (100°, 160°F ) (37.8°C to 60°C) control point w/comp off. (suppressed w/enhanced
Notes: protection installed)
CVHH default: 130°F
• Does not exist in CVHS.
• Setting is visible on CVHH but is not user
adjustable.
2. Oil Temperature -Compressor Default: 100°F (37.78°C)  Oil heater will come on if temp drops below this
Running (100°F to 140°F)  temperature -compressor running mode
Notes: (37.8°C to 60°C)
• Does not exist in CVHS. CVHH default: 120°F
• Setting is not displayed on CVHH.
3. Low Oil Temperature Inhibit Default: 95°F (35.0 °C) Setting used when enhanced oil protection is
Setpoint (80 °F to 140°F)  disabled.
Note: Does not exist in CVHS. (26.67 °C to 60.0 °C)
4. Low Differential Oil Pressure Default: 12psi / 82.74 kPaD Oil Pressure setting
Cutout Setpoint (9 to 35 psi) 
Note: Does not exist in CVHS. (62.1 to 241.3 kPaD)
5. Check Oil Filter Diagnostic Default: Disable Issued if the pressure differential drops below the
Note: Does not exist in CVHS. (Enable, Disable) Check Oil Filter Setpoint value during runtime.

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Table 12. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Setpoints Screen: Compressor Setpoints

CVH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
6. Check Oil Filter Setpoint Default: 15 PSID / 103.43 Oil pressure setting
Note: Does not exist in CVHS. kPaD
(9 to 60 psid) 
62.06 to 413.7 KPaD)
7. Check Oil Heater Setpoint Default: 04 Hr  The oil heater setpoint is used to control the Oil Tank
Note: Does not exist in CVHS. (00 to 24 hours) Temperature within +2.5 or - 2.5 F of the setpoint.
A value of 1 hour is recommended for Date center
and critical applications.
8. Motor Winding Temp Diagnostic Default: Warning  Allows Service to set no alarm for the first Motor
Severity Normal Shutdown Winding Temperature Sensor failure, then
Warning WARNING for the second occurence and NORMAL
SHUTDOWN for the third. The “None” and
None (Not on CVHS)
“Warning” selection is recommended for data
center and critical applications.
9. Outboard Bearing Pad Temp Default: Warning Allows Service to set no alarm for the first Outboard
Diagnostic Severity Normal Shutdown Bearding Pad Temperature Sensor failure, then
Note: Outboard Bearing Pad Temp Warning WARNING for the second occurrence and NORMAL
Sensor only installed on CVHH. SHUTDOWN for the third: The “None” and
None
“Warning” selection is recommended for data
center and critical applications.

10. High Compressor Refrigerant Default: 200° F / 93.3° C The discharge refrigerant temperature exceeded
Discharge Temperature Cutout (170° F min to 220° F max) the High Discharge Temp Cutout setpoint for 1
Note: Does not exist in CVHS. (76.7° C to 104.4° C) second. For CenTraVac units, the High Compressor
Refrigerant Discharge Temperature cutout set point
is available in Setpoints screen (Equipment tab) in
Tracer TU.
11. Low Diff Lube Pressure Cutout Default: 5 PSID Set to Default value 5 psid. Set lower if experiencing
Setpoint (2.5 to 35 psid) Low Differential Lubrication Pressure Diagnostics.
Note: CVHS only. Contact Technical Support if diagnostic is occurring
frequently.
12. Check Lube Filter Diagnostic Default: Disable Enables a Check Lube Filter Diagnostic to enunciate
Note: CVHS only. Disable/Enable when the Differential lube pressure drops to a
specified amount.
13. Check Lube Filter Setpoint Default: 6 PSID Sets the trip point for the Check Lube Filter
Note: CVHS only. (0 - 60 psid) Diagnostic.

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CVH- 3. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE SETPOINTS Box

The AFD control setpoints shown in Table 13 are included in the Adaptive Frequency Drive
Setpoints expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the
Setpoints tab screen when an AFD starter is used. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)
Table 13. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Setpoints Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive Setpoints

Setpoint Default, (Min, Max) Help Information

1. AF Control Default: Auto  Allows AFD to be disabled and forces motor to run
(Auto, Fixed), at full speed., and utilize std LWT control algorithm.
2. Re-Optimization Sensitivity Default: 20%  At 30 minute intervals the control algorithm checks
(0 to 100) the vanes position compared to the position set at
the last optimization and;
• If within the sensitivity setpoint (20% default) then
no re-optimization
• If the inlet guide vane position has changed more
than the sensitivity setpoint amount then re-
optimization

CDH- Equipment Utility - Setpoints Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH
The Setpoints tab screen that appears when you are connected to a Duplex chiller (CDHF, CDHG,
and CDHH) contains the active setpoints shown in Table 14 through Table 16. You can modify these
setpoint values by entering new values using entry boxes, sliders, and drop-down list boxes, or you
can return the value to its default, by clicking the corresponding Default button. (See the Knowledge
Center for related cases.)

Figure 9. Setpoints Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH

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1. CHILLER SETPOINTS Box CDH-

The settings in the Chiller Setpoints expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the
Setpoints tab screen appear in the following order.
Table 14. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Setpoints Tab Screen: Chiller Setpoints Box

Setpoint Default (Min to Max) /(Options) Help Information

1. Front Panel Chilled Water Setpoint Default: 44°F / 6.7 °C Set to sales order / Job requirements
(38°F to 75°F )
(3.3°C to 23.9°C)
2. Front Panel Current Limit Setpoint Default: 100% RLA (20 to 100) Use 100% unless otherwise specified
3. Front Panel Control Type Default: Cooling,  Control type as set locally to the unit. Puts the
(Cooling or Heating) chiller in heating or cooling mode.
4. Front Panel Hot Water Setpoint Default: 130°F / 54.4 °C Optional item, shown when installed
(80°F to 140°F)
(26.7°C to 60.0°C)
5. Front Panel Base Loading Default: Auto (On or Auto) Optional item, shown when installed
Command
6. Front Panel Base Load Setpoint Default: 50% (20 to 100) Optional item, shown when installed
7. Front Panel Ice Building Command Default: Auto (On or Auto) Optional item, shown when installed
8. Differential to Start Default: 5°F / 2.8°C Set to sales order/ Job requirements
(1F to 10F, 0.6C to 5.6C)
9. Differential to Stop Default: 5°F / 2.8°C Set to sales order/ Job requirements
(1F to 10F, 0.6C to 5.6C)
10. Setpoint Source Default: BAS/Ext/FP Sets hierarchy of commands; Building
(BAS/Ext/FP, Ext/Front Panel, Front Automation system, External signals, front
Panel), panel

11. Evaporator Water Flow Point 1 Default: 264.2 gpm / 1000 lpm Flow, WFC Option; GPM Flow at point 1. (design
(0 to 10568 gpm/ 0 to 40000 lpm) GPM, factory set)

12. Evaporator Pressure Drop Point 1 Default: 1.45 PSI / 10 kPaD Diff Pressure, WFC Option; Pressure at flow
(0 to 30.46) (0 to 210 kPaD) point 1. (design PD in PSID, factory set)
13. Evaporator Water Flow Point 2 Default: 423 gpm / 1600 lpm Flow, WFC Option; GPM Flow at point 2. (second
(0 to 40000 lpm) point on same flow curve, factory set)
14. Evaporator Pressure Drop Point 2 Default: 4.35 PSI / 30 kPa Diff Pressure, WFC Option; Pressure at flow
(0 to 30.46) (0 to 210 kPa) point 2. (second flows PD in PSID, factory set)
15. Evaporator Fluid Specific Gravity Default: 1 (0 to 2) WFC Option
Use “1.00” for 100% water
16. Evaporator Fluid Specific Heat Default: 1 (0 to 2) WFC Option
Use “1.00” for 100% water

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Table 14. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Setpoints Tab Screen: Chiller Setpoints Box (continued)

CDH- Setpoint Default (Min to Max) /(Options) Help Information

17. Evap Low Water Flow Warning Default: 1 -2 gpm/ton * PTON Option: Evap Diff Water Pressure sensing option
Setpoint 1500 gpm / 5677.5 lpm required. sets point where “low flow” warning
(0 to 20000 gpm) turns on “GPM” value.
(0 to 75700.2 lpm) Low Flow Warning - The default setpoint is
calculated internally at 1.2 gpm/ton. So the
default value is 1.2 times the PTON* set in the
configuration. Example for 500 performance ton
chiller: 1.2 gpm/ton X 500PTON = 600 gpm.
The low flow warning needs to be set at startup
using the following guidelines:
• Set the Low Flow setpoint to be above the
point where the external proof of flow device
“Opens”. This allows the warning to be
annunciated before the loss of flow occurs.
• The proof of flow cutout device should cutout
at or above the minimum flow point for the
machines particular bundle (See the sales
catalog for minimum flows or submittal.) 

The reset of the low flow is 0.1 GPM/ton. In the
above example, this is 1.3 gpm/ton x
500PTONs = 650 gpm.
* PTON is performance tons whereas NTON is
nominal tons used to define compressor. Use
PTON in this calculation.
18. Initiate Evap Water Flow Zero Default: No WFC Option; Set to yes to enable Evap Diff
Adjustment (No/Yes) Water Pressure Zero Offset.

19. Evap Diff Water Pressure Zero Default: 0.00 PSID Adjust this value up or down to implement
Offset (-1.45/5.80) offset. Ensure that no flow is present when
setting.
20. Condenser Water Flow Point 1 Default: 264.2 gpm / 1000 lpm  WFC Option; GPM Flow at point 1.
(0 to 10568 gpm) (0 to 40000 lpm) (design GPM, factory set)
21. Condenser Pressure Drop Point 1 Default: 1.45 PSID / 10 kPaD  WFC Option; Pressure at flow point 1.
(0.00 to 30.46 psid)  (design PD in PSID, factory set)
(0 to 210 kPaD)
22. Condenser Water Flow Point 2 Default: 423 gpm / 1600 lpm  WFC Option; Pressure at flow point 1.
(0 to 10568 gpm / 0 to 40000 lpm) (design PD in PSID, factory set)
23. Condenser Pressure Drop Point 2 Default: 4.35 PSID / 30 kPa  WFC Option; Pressure at flow point 2.
(0 to 30.46 psid / 0 to 210 kPa) second flows PD in PSID, factory set)
24. Initiate Cond Water Flow Zero Default: No WFC Option; Set to yes to enable Cond Diff
Adjustment (No/Yes) Water Pressure Zero Offset.

25. Cond Diff Water Pressure Zero Default: 0.00 PSID Adjust this value up or down to implement
Offset (-1.45/5.80) offset. Ensure that no flow is present when
setting.
26. Minimum Capacity Limit Default: 100% Creates a minimum boundary of the
(0 to 100%) Compressor Load signal. Used to decrease
chillers unloading level. Forces chiller to remain
loaded to cause machine to reach differential to
stop temp. Used frequently on chillers with AFD
starters to avoid low end surge.
27. Maximum Capacity Limit Default: 100% Creates a maximum boundary of the
(0 to 100%) Compressor Load Signal.

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Table 14. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Setpoints Tab Screen: Chiller Setpoints Box (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min to Max) /(Options) Help Information
28. Staging Off Boundary Default: 30% (0% to 49%) When the chiller capacity command drops below
the staging off boundary, it will turn off the lag
compressor.
29. Staging On Boundary Default: 40% (0% to 49%) When the chiller capacity command rises above
the staging on boundary, it will turn on the lag
compressor.
30. Chiller Start Initial Capacity Default: 0% When the chiller needs to be loaded faster after
Command (0 to 100%) start, the Start Initial Capacity Command is
changed to a value greater than 0. After the
compressor has started, the inlet guide vanes
will be driven open based on the speciified Start
Initial Capacity Command value. A value of 10%
is recommended for AFDE chillers.

2. CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 SETPOINTS Boxes

The setpoints shown in Table 15 are included in the Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 Setpoints expanding
boxes included on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of Setpoints tab screen. (See the Knowledge
Center for related cases.)
Table 15. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Setpoints Tab Screen: Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 Setpoints

Setpoint Default (Min to Max)/(Options) Help Information

1.Oil Temperature - Compressor Default: 100°F / 37.8°C The oil heater comes on if the temperature drops
Running Ckt x (100° F to 140°F) (37.8° C to 60° C) below this temperature -compressor running
Note: Setting is not displayed on CDHH. mode.
CDHH Default: 120°F
2. Oil Temperature - Compressor Default: 143°F / 61.7°C With Enhanced NOT Installed: Oil temperature
Stopped Ckt x (100° to 160°F )  control point w/comp off. (suppressed w/
Note: Setting is visible on CDHH but is not (37.8° C to 71.1 °C) enhanced protection installed)
user adjustable. CDHH setting is not user adjustable.
CDHH Default: 130°F

3. Low Diff Oil Pressure Cutout Stpt Default: 12PSID / 82.74 kPaD Oil Pressure setting
Ckt x (9 to 35 PSID)
(62.1 to 241.3 kPaD)
4. Low Oil Temperature Inhibit Default: 95°F / 35.0 °C  Setting used when enhanced oil protection is
Setpoint (80 °F to 140 °F)  disabled.
(26.7 °C to 60.0 °C)
5. Check Oil Filter Diagnostic Ckt x Default: Disable (Either Ckt1 or Ctk2 is displayed depending on
(Enable, Disable) which box you are viewing.)
6. Check Oil Filter Setpoint Ckt x Default: 15 PSID / 103.4 kPaD Diff Pressure
(9 to 60 psid) (Either Ckt1 or Ctk2 is displayed depending on
(62.1 to 413.7 kPaD) which box you are viewing.)

7. Check Oil Heater Setpoint Ckt x Default: 4 hours  The oil heater setpoint is used to control the Oil
(0 to 24 hours) Tank Temperature within +2.5 or - 2.5 F of the
setpoint. A value of 1 hour is recommended for
Date center and critical applications.
8. Front Panel Circuit Lockout  Default: Not Locked Out When set to 'Locked' the chiller will not run this
(Cktx) (Locked Out, Not Locked Out) circuit.

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CDH- 3. COMPRESSOR SETPOINTS Box

The compressor setpoints shown in Table 16 appear in the Compressor Setpoints expanding box
on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Setpoints tab screen.
Table 16. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Setpoints Screen: Compressor Setpoints

Setpoint Default (Min to Max)/(Options) Help Information

1. Motor Winding Temp Diagnostic Default: Normal Shutdown Allows Service to set no alarm for the first Motor
Severity Ckt1 (Normal Shutdown, Warning, Winding Temperature Sensor failure, then
None) WARNING for the second occurrence and
NORMAL SHUTDOWN for the third. The “None”
and “Warning” selection is recommended for
data center and critical applications.
2. High Cprsr Rfgt Disch Temp Default: 200° F / 93.3 ° C The discharge refrigerant temperature
Cutout Ckt1 (170° F min to 220° F max),  exceeded the High Discharge Temp Cutout
(76.7 ° C min to 104 ° C max) setpoint for 1 second. For CenTraVac units, the
High Compressor Refrigerant Discharge
Temperature cutout set point is available in
Setpoints screen (Equipment tab) in Tracer TU.
3. Motor Winding Temp Diagnostic Default: Normal Shutdown Allows Service to set no alarm for the first Motor
Severity Cutout Ckt2 (Normal Shutdown, Warning, Winding Temperature Sensor failure, then
None) WARNING for the second occurrence and
NORMAL SHUTDOWN for the third. The “None”
and “Warning” selection is recommended for
data center and critical applications.
4. High Cprsr Rfgt Disch Temp Default: 200° F / 93.3 ° C The discharge refrigerant temperature
Cutout Ckt2 (170° F min to 220° F max),  exceeded the High Discharge Temp Cutout
(76.7 ° C min to 104 ° C max) setpoint for 1 second. For CenTraVac units, the
High Compressor Refrigerant Discharge
Temperature cutout set point is available in
Setpoints screen (Equipment tab) in Tracer TU.
5.Outboard Bearing Pad Temp Default: Warning Allows Service to set no alarm for the first
Diagnostic Severity Ckt 1 Normal Shutdown, Warning, None Outboard Bearding Pad Temperature Sensor
Note: Outboard Bearing Pad Temp failure, then WARNING for the second
Sensor only installed on CDHH. occurrence and NORMAL SHUTDOWN for the
third. The “None” and “Warning” selection is
recommended for data center and critical
applications.
6. Outboard Bearing Pad Temp Default: Warning Allows Service to set no alarm for the first
Diagnostic Severity Ckt 2 Normal Shutdown, Warning, None Outboard Bearding Pad Temperature Sensor
Note: Outboard Bearing Pad Temp failure, then WARNING for the second
Sensor only installed on CDHH. occurrence and NORMAL SHUTDOWN for the
third. The “None” and “Warning” selection is
recommended for data center and critical
applications.

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4. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE SETPOINTS Box CDH-

The AFD control setpoints shown in Table 17 are included in the Adaptive Frequency Drive
Setpoints expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Setpoints tab screen when
an AFD starter is used. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)
Table 17. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Setpoints Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive Setpoints

Setpoint Default (Min to Max)/(Options) Help Information

1. AFD Control Ckt1 Default: Auto (Auto, Fixed) Allows AFD to be disabled and forced drive to run
at 60 Hz., and utilize std LWT control algorithm.
2. AFD Control Ckt2 Default: Auto (Auto, Fixed) Allows AFD to be disabled and forced drive to run
at 60 Hz., and utilize std LWT control algorithm.
3. Re-Optimization Sensitivity Default: 20% (default)  At 30 minute intervals the control algorithm
(0 to 100), (IGV triggered re- checks the vanes position compared to the
optimization at 30 minute fixed position set at the last optimization and;
intervals) • If within the sensitivity setpoint (20% default)
then no re-optimization
• If the inlet guide vane position has changed
more than the sensitivity setpoint amount
then re-optimization

Equipment Utility - Field Startup Tab Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVH-
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS
The settings in the (1) Feature Settings, (2) Manual Settings, and (3) Timers expanding boxes that
appear on the single unit version of the Field Startup tab screen provide control of chiller hardware
functions or features.

1. FEATURE SETTINGS Box

The settings shown in Table 18 are displayed in the Feature Settings box of the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen. (See the Knowledge Center for
related cases).
Table 18. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings

Setpoint Default, (Min to Max) (Options) Help Information

1. Chilled Water Reset Type Default: Disable  Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Constant, Outdoor Air, Return)
2. Return Reset Ratio Default: 50% (10% to 120%) A user adjustable gain.
3. Return Start Reset Default: 10°F / 5.6°C A user adjustable reference.
(4.0 °F to 30.0 °F) 
(0.0 °C to 11.1 °C)
4. Return Maximum Reset Default: 5°F/2.8°C A user adjustable limit providing the maximum
(0 to 20°F / 0.0 to 11.11F) amount of reset.
For all types of reset, CWS - CWS < or =
Maximum Reset.
5. Outdoor Reset Ratio Default: 10% (-80 to 80) A user adjustable gain.
6. Outdoor Start Reset Default: 90°F/32.22 °C A user adjustable reference.
(50 °F to 130 °F) 
(10.0 °C to 54.4 °C)

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Table 18. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings
CVH- (continued)

Setpoint Default, (Min to Max) (Options) Help Information

7. Outdoor Maximum Reset Default: 5°F / 2.8 °C A user adjustable limit providing the maximum
(0 °F to 20°F)  amount of reset.
(0 °C to 11.1° C) For all types of reset, CWS - CWS < or =
Maximum Reset.
8. External Chilled Water Setpoint Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Enable, Disable)
9. External Current Limit Setpoint Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Enable, Disable)
10. Front Panel Ice Termination Default: 27°F / -2.8 °C Optional item, shown when installed
Setpoint (20 °F to 32 °F) (-6.7C to 0 °C)
11. Evaporator Design Delta Temp Default: 10°F / 5.6°C  Set to the Evaporator design delta temp in
(4 °F to 40 °F) F/C (typically 10°F). Control algorithm uses
(2.2 °C to 22.2 °C) entering evaporator temp in the feed forward
logic. (Cooling mode use only) - Confirm that
actual GPM through machine is at design.
Percent of total compressor load is based on the
given evap delta T compared to the full load
delta T. If design water flow is not attainable,
then determine a new full load Design delta
temperature at the given GPM provided.
12. Condenser Design Delta Temp Default: 10°F / 5.6°C Set to the Condenser design Delta temp in 
(4 °F to 40 °F)  F/C. Control algorithm use entering temp in feed
(2.2 °C to 22.2 °C) forward logic. (Heating mode use only)
13. Evaporator Leaving Water Temp Default: 36°F / 2.2 °C Safety trip point for low temp water.
Cutout (-10°F to 36°F) (NOTE: With verification for freeze protection,
(-23.3 °C to 2.2 °C) this will be set to 12-14F for Ice Mode)

14. Inlet Guide Vane Max Steps First Default: 50000 steps Set to equal number of steps for full vanes
Stage (1000 to 53960) stroke. (Factory set, advise to document this
value)
15. Inlet Guide Vane Max Steps Default: 50000 steps ext capacity units only. Set to equal number of
Second Stage (1000 to 53960) steps for full vanes stroke. (Factory set, advise
to document this value)
16. Low Refrigerant Temperature Default: 32°F/ 0.0°C default Safety trip point for low refrigerant temp. For Ice
Cutout (-35°F to 36°F) making this must be set at startup.
(-37.2°C to 2.2°C) Note: With Verification for Freeze protection,
this will be set to “0°F “ to make ice.
17. Condenser Limit Setpoint Default: 93% of the HPC Reference point (% of HPC setting) for
(PSIG) condenser limit control.
(80 to 120)
18. Restart Inhibit Diagnostic Default: Enable; Enabled diagnostic message
(Enable, Disable)
19. Restart Inhibit Free Starts Default: 3 # of free starts allowed before Restart Timer
(1 to 5) begins
20. Restart Inhibit Start to Start Default: 20 min  Restart Time
(10 to 30 min)
21. Local Atmospheric Pressure Default: 14.7 PSIA / 101.4 Set to Jobsite conditions
kPaA
(5.0 to 20.0 psia)
(34.5 to 137.9 kPaA)

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Table 18. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings
(continued) CVH-
Setpoint Default, (Min to Max) (Options) Help Information
22. High Evaporator Water Temp Default: 105 °F / 40.6°C Evap pump contacts open if the LCWT reaches
Cutout (80 °F to 150 °F)  this temp.
(26.7 °C to 65.6 °C)
23. High Evaporator RFGT Temp Default: 110 °F / 43.3 °C Check evaporator pressure and temperature.
Warning (32 °F to 158 °F)
(0.0 °C to 70.0 °C)
24. Ice Building Feature Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Enable, Disable)
25. External Base Loading Setpoint Default: Enable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Enable, Disable)
26. Current Limit Softload Start Default: 40 %RLA Current control setpoint will go to this XX% RLA
Point (20 to 100) setpoint at startup then soft load to active
current limit setpoint.
Note: If using “No LOAD” start sequence, (Item
1, Table 25, p. 63)“Start Sequence Type”,
setting the Current Limit softload Start
point to 100 provides the fastest start
time.
27. Phase Unbalance Limit Default: Enable  When Enabled, the chiller capacity limit feature
Protection (Enable, Disable) is active and will de-rates the chiller capacity
when the unbalance of one phase is greater than
20%.The limit feature can be disabled however
current unbalance protection and ultimate trip,
Starter config. Items, remain active as
configured.
28. Over/Under Voltage Protection Default: Enable Enables / disables the under/over voltage
Note: Does not exist in CVHS or AFDN. (Enable, Disable) protection. Potential Transformers inputs
remain required at the Starter module non-AFD)
and MPL remains active, only U/o Voltage
protection is selectable by this setpoint. Must
hold +/-10%, Must Trip +/- 15%.
(Enabled with Unit mounted Starters and later.
Run-in stand constraints required disabled with
other starter types.)

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Table 18. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings
CVH- (continued)

Setpoint Default, (Min to Max) (Options) Help Information

29. Minimum Capacity Timer Default: Enable  It may be desirable to cycle the chiller off rather
(Enable, Disable) than continue to run at minimum load. This
setpoint enables the min capacity timer. It
enables the Timer feature for the Time allowed
at minimum capacity. The chiller cycles off after
the timer period expires. If Disabled , the chiller
can run at minimum capacity for lengthy
periods.
30. Control Algorithm Flow Default: Enable (Default of Enabled when water flow option is
Compensation (Enable, Disable) not installed has no control effect). 
COOLING MODE ONLY: Only with Evap
water Differential pressure sensing (GPM/
Tons) installed from the Options expanding box
(Item 12, Table 3, p. 20) on the Configuration
screen.
Enabled: Allows sensed evaporator water flow
changes to adjust [compensation] the LWT
control when enabled. Therefore when enabled
(default) it is imperative that the water flow
sensing option is set up properly. (See Items 12
to 22, Table 11, p. 46.) 
Disabled: Disables the compensation input to
the LWT controls.
31. Disable Surge Diagnostic Default: Disable Disables/Enables surge diagnostic after surge
(Enable, Disable) detection. Drive senses for repetitive surge
events. Rapid increase of average current of
more than the surge sensitivity (% of RLA
setting) within approx. 1 sec. With this feature
enabled a surge diagnostic will be generated
after 7 minutes of this condition.

2. MANUAL SETTINGS Box

The settings shown in Table 19 appear on the Manual Settings expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 19. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Manual Settings

Setpoint Default, (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. Clear Energy Consumption Default: False  Clears recorded starter energy consumption
(True, False) value if resettable option enabled.
2. Purge Regen. Cycle Default: Auto See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Auto, On) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and
Maintenance Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN). (Allows
you to manually initiate a regen cycle. Does not
disable a partially completed regen cycle in
process. See purge setpoint “Disable Pumpout
Limit Setpoint”)
3. Purge Exhaust Circuit Test Default: Off  See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(On, Off) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and
Maintenance Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN).
4. Clear Restart Inhibit Timer Default: False  Clears the Restart Inhibit Timer
(True, False)

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Table 19. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Manual Settings (continued)
CVH-
Setpoint Default, (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information
5. Exhaust Circuit Pressure Test Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and
Maintenance Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN).
6. Exhaust Circuit Pumpout Test Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Note: This item does not exist in CVHS (Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and
or AFDN. Maintenance Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN).

7. Exhaust Circuit Vacuum Test Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and
Maintenance Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN).

3. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box

The settings shown in Table 20 appear on the Adaptive Frequency Drive expanding box on the
CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH,and CVHL version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Note: These setpoints do not apply to CVHS or AFDN.
Table 20. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Field Startup Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. AFD Temperature Limit Setpoint Default: 180°F Sets the Temperature limit that the AFD controls
Note: Do not increase above default (0.0 - 360.0°F) to. Do not increase above default value. Contact
without approval from Technical Technical Support before changing.
Support.
2. Maximum Frequency Default: 60 Hz (38 to 60) Maximum Operating frequency setpoint
3. Minimum Frequency Default: 38 Hz (38 to 60) Minimum Operating frequency setpoint
4. Surge Capacity Increase Default 1.0 Hz  Amount of hertz increased per 5 seconds intervals
(0.0 to 1.0 hertz) while in surge mode. (ie in 60 seconds will raise
hertz 12, or until reaches max setting (60 hz).
Discuss with tech service prior to using this
setpoint.

4. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box (CVHS and AFDN)

The settings shown in Table 21 appear on the Adaptive Frequency Drive expanding box on the
CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 21. Equipment Utility - CVHS Field Startup Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. AFD Estimated Input Current Default: 1.000 Allows field calibration of the Input Current
Calibration (0.001 to 2.000) displayed.

2. AFD Estimated Input Power Default: 1.000 Allows field calibration of the Input Power
Calibration (0.001 to 2.000) displayed.

3. AFD Estimated Input Voltage Default: 1.000 Allows field calibration of the Input Voltage
Calibration (0.001 to 2.000) displayed.

4. Minimum Speed Default: 3000 rpm Minimum operating speed setpoint.

(3000 to 6500)

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Table 21. Equipment Utility - CVHS Field Startup Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive
CVH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information
5. Maximum Speed Default: 6500 rpm Maximum operating speed setpoint.
(3000 to 6500)
6. Surge Speed Increase (RPM) Default: 60 rpm Amount of RPM increased per 5 second intervals
(0 to 200) while in surge mode. (For example, in 60 seconds
will raise RPM 720, or until it reaches the max
speed setting. (Discuss with technical service
before using this setpoint.)

5. HEAD PRESSURE CONTROL Box

The settings shown in Table 22 appear on the Head Pressure Control expanding box of the Field
Startup tab screen.
Table 22. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Head Pressure Control

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. Actuator Stroke Time Default: 30 seconds This adjustable setting provides the time (in
(1 to 1000 seconds) seconds) that it takes the flow device to “stroke”
from the specified minimum flow position to its
maximum flow position. It can be readily
calculated from the device’s slew rate or stroke
speed, but if the entire range of the device is not
used, it would be shortened by prorating.
2. Desired Minimum Flow Default: 20% This adjustable setting provides the desired
(0 to 100% of full flow) minimum flow in the particular application,
expressed as the % of Desired Maximum Flow.
3. Head Pressure Control Setpoint Default: 3 psid / 20.7 kPaD This setting provides the setpoint value used by
(3 psid to 10 psid) the control algorithm.
(20.7 to 68.9 kPaD)
4. Head Pressure Control Initial Default: 50 The initial position of the valve.
Valve Position (1 to 100%)
Note: Does not exist in CVHS.
5. Output Voltage at Desired Default: 10 Vdc This adjustable setting provides the voltage in .1
Maximum Flow (0 to 10.0 Vdc) volt increments (or finer) for full desired flow of
device to be controlled. During normal operation,
this value will set the extreme (lowest or highest
output voltage depending on direct or reverse
action) of the output range. This value
corresponds to 100% flow point of the device to
be controlled, but does not necessarily have to be
the wide open position of the device.

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Table 22. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Head Pressure Control (continued)
CVH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information
6. Output Voltage at Desired Default: 2.0 Vdc default This adjustable setting provides the control with a
Minimum Flow (0 to 10.0 in 0.1 volt increments) single point of the characteristic of the device
being controlled (for example, the device’s signal
voltage input that corresponds to the Desired
Minimum Flow point described in this table).
During normal operation, this value sets one of
the extremes of the analog output range. Note
that this characterization can be estimated, or
directly measured in the field with flow
instrumentation. However, neither accuracy of
this setting, nor linearity of the device’s signal
input to flow output characteristic is necessary for
reasonably good operation. When in doubt,
simply assume linearity in estimating this setting.
Setting this value higher than the value for the
next item implies a reverse acting device.

7. “Off State” Output Command Default: 2.0 Vdc This parameter sets the voltage that the output
(0 to 10 Vdc in 0.1 volt assumes after initialization and after the
increments or finer) compressor and condenser water pump have
been shut off under automatic control.
8. Damping Coefficient Default: 0.5 This adjustment can be used to make the control
(0.1 to 1.8 in .1 increments) output more or less aggressive for a given system
delta pressure error. An initial estimate of the
coefficient is the ratio of the incremental flow to
the total flow range over the first half of the
actuator operating range. For example, assume
the device produces 45% flow at 2.0 Vdc, (the set
minimum), and 100% flow at 10 Vdc. At half
stroke, the voltage would be 6.0 Volts. Further
assume that the flow is determined to be
approximately 80% flow at that stroke midpoint of
6.0 Vdc. Since the incremental flow is from 45%
to 80%, that yields a 35% change to the
midstroke postion. Dividing this by the total
possible change over the full output voltage range
(100% - 45% = 55%) gives a result of 35% / 55%
or 0.64 for the Damping Coefficient. (A value 1
would in theory be the perfect setting for a linear
actuator, but using half the theoretical value is
safer. Setting the coefficient too large can cause
instability.)

6. HOT GAS BYPASS Box

The settings shown in Table 23 appear on the Hot Gas Bypass expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 23. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Hot Gas Bypass

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. Hot Gas Bypass Compressor Default: 10% Compressor control signal upon decreasing
Control Command (10 % to 90 %) loads when HGBP valve begins to open.

2. Hot Gas Bypass Feature Default: Disable With HGBP the chiller can be falsely loaded with
(Enable, Disable) condenser refrigerant to the compressor suction
to prevent the chiller from cycling off at low load
periods.

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Table 23. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Hot Gas Bypass
CVH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information
3. Hot Gas Bypass Maximum Timer Default: Enable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option Case
Enable (Enable, Disable)
4. Hot Gas Bypass Maximum Timer Default: 30 min Estimated time for the HGBP valve to travel from
Setpoint (0 to 480) closed to the HGBP open position.

5. Hot Gas Bypass Valve Travel Time Default: 19 sec Max time allowed in mode. Will cycle chiller off
(5 to 180) when time expires.

7. TIMERS Box
The settings shown in Table 24 appear on the Timers expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 24. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Timers

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. Ice To Normal Cooling Timer Default: 5 minutes Optional item, shown when installed
Setpoint (0 to 10)
2. Maximum Time at Minimum Default: 30 minutes When the Minimum Capacity Timer (Table 18,
Capacity (1 to 480 minutes) p. 55) is enabled , this parameter sets time
allowed at minimum capacity until normal
shutdown occurs.
3. Power-Up Start Delay Default: 0 seconds Time delay to start upon power restoration. Allows
(0 to 600 seconds) multiple chillers to be staged on after a power
outage.
4. Condenser Water Pump Off Delay Default: 1 minute Time Condenser water pump will remain on after
(0 to 30) post lube terminates. (Heating mode use only)

5. Evaporator Water Pump Off Delay Default: 1 minute Time chilled water pump will remain on after post
(0 to 30) lube terminates. (Cooling mode use only)

6. Capacity Control Softload Time Default: 900 seconds Time for at start or change of water temp setpoint
(0 to 7200) to reach setpoint target.
Note: If using “No LOAD” start sequence, (Item 1,
Table 25, p. 63) “Start Sequence Type”,
setting the softload time to 180 provides the
fastest start time.
A value of 120 seconds is recommended for AFDE
starters.
7. Current Limit Control Softload Default: 600 seconds Time for at start or change of current limit setpoint
Time (0 to 7200) to reach setpoint target.
Note: If using “No LOAD” start sequence, (Item 1,
Table 25, p. 63) “Start Sequence Type”,
setting the Current Limits off load time to 0
provides the fastest start time.
8. Re-Optimization Timer Default: 12 hours Background timer triggered re-optimization will
(1 to 255) occur if this timer expires during a continuous
chiller run time. This forces re-optimization if the
chiller continues to operate with steady loads for
the length of the timer. A chiller “Stop” via stop or
system satisfied “waiting for a need to cool”, or re
-optimization based on the sensitivity, or a surge
event, will reset the timer to the “setpoint”
amount. (Remaining time shown in Motor report.)

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Table 24. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Timers (continued)
CVH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information
9. Daily Pumpout Limit Default: 10 minutes Used to set the allowable amount of daily Pumpout
(1 to 50) time permitted by the purge. A base line should be
established for a given chiller and if the purge daily
rate changes and goes above the setpoint then an
alarm is issued. Service needs to then determine
why this occurred. The condition may be caused
by a leak in the chiller.
10. Disable Daily Pumpout Limit Default: 0 hours For this set points specified time (0 to 72 hr) the
(0 to 72) user can disable alarms associated with exceeding
the daily pumpout limit. Moving this from “0”
during a regen cycle will terminate the regen
cycle.
11. Starter Power Demand Time Default: 15 minutes Sets time period
Period (1 to 60 minutes)

8. LEVEL 4 GAINS AND START SEQUENCE Box

The settings shown in Table 25 appear on the Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence expanding box on
the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 25. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence

Default (Min, Max) /

Setpoint (Options) Help Information
1. Start Sequence Type [Level 4] Default: Normal Selection of [Normal] means the chiller will begin
(Normal or No Load) the start sequence when the evaporator leaving
water temperature is equal to or greater than the
chilled water setpoint plus the differential to start.
Selection of [No load] means the chiller will begin
the start sequence when the evaporator leaving
water temperature is greater than the chilled water
setpoint minus the differential to stop.°
2. Evaporator Pump Control Type  Default: Normal Selection of [Normal] means when given a ‘stop-to-
[Level 4] (Normal or Delayed) auto’ command, the evaporator water pump will be
energized and flow confirmed.
Selection of [Delayed] means that the evaporator
water pump will be energized and flow confirmed
after pre-lube is complete but before the
compressor is started.
The Evaporator Pump Control Type Setpoint of
[Delayed] will only be allowed for Start Sequence
Type setpoint set to [No Load]. All other
combinations may be set.
USE NORMAL unless approved by LaCrosse
Technical Service.
3. Chilled Water Control Gain (Kp) Default: 50 default Proportional Gain =Kp (error of distance from
(0.0 to 180.0) setpoint) This setting indicates how far from
setpoint and how fast move the compressor load
signal (vanes, and AFD). The higher the value the
faster.
Note: Experience has shown that 50 provides better
stability for the majority of sites.

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Table 25. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence
CVH- (continued)

Default (Min, Max) /

Setpoint (Options) Help Information
4. Chilled Water Control Reset Time Default: 120 sec Reset time =[Kp / Ki] in seconds. Where Ki is the
(0 to 1000) integral value which “weights” the proportional
error by measuring how long the Kp has been off the
target. Time it takes integral for to match the
proportional. (A higher number results in a longer
time (Slower) to converge on the setpoint. Lowering
the reset time increases the integral control. This
speeds up guide vanes. It may cause instability at
some conditions if this is the only parameter that
was changed.)
5. Chilled Water Control Gain (Kd) Default: 0.0 Kd = rate of change from, or towards, the target.
(0.0 to 18.0) (Rate of Change. Higher number settles out an
oscillating system.)
6. Chilled Water Control Feed Default: 80 default FF Gain = Forward information from an increasing
Forward Gain (0 to 200%) or decreasing Evap delta temp as compared to the
Evap Delta T setpoint setting. (A high number
means increased reaction to changes in Entering
Evaporator Water Temperature.
Note: Experience has shown that 80 provides better
stability for the majority of sites.)
7. Evap/Cond Lift Corrections Default: 25% The main purpose of this item is to adjust the
(0 to 100) algorithm for cool tower water. Adjustment (%)
made to the chiller water control algorithm gain
when operational conditions are not at nominal 44F/
85F. (beneficial with leaving chilled water temps
above 44 and/or when cooler tower water below
85).
Note: Compensation to “control gain” with respect to
the evaporator to condenser differential
pressure; gain is reduced as the impeller lift is
reduced, gain is increased as the impeller lift is
increased.
8. Cond Entering Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
9. Cond Leaving Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
10. Evap Entering Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
11. Evap Leaving Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
12. Evap Sat Rfgt Temp Cal Offset Default: 0.0
(-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
13. Cond Sat Rfgt Temp Cal Offset Default: 0.0
(-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
14. Low Bearing Lube Flow Ignore Default: 45 sec The length of time the controls ignore the Low
Time (30 to 120 sec) Bearing Lube Flow Diagnostic. Low Lube Flow to the
Note: CVHS only. bearings that occur before this time has expired will
not generate a diagnostic.

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Table 25. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence
(continued) CVH-
Default (Min, Max) /
Setpoint (Options) Help Information
15. Impeller Stall Limit Setpoint Default: 4.0% Impeller stall is chiller operation at high compressor
(1.0 to 200.0%) pressure coefficients close to full surge when one or
more compressor stages stop performing effective
compression. AdaptiView controls are looking at the
percentage of error of the leaving water
temperature relative to Evap dT over a spectrum of
frequencies for a given period of time and making
a determination if impeller stall is detected or not.
In the event impeller stall is detected, the corrective
action for impeller stall recovery is the same action
as for full surge. Lowering this value makes the
controls more sensitive to the stall condition while
increasing this value make the controls less
sensitive.
16. Max System Diff Pressure Default: 34.0 PSID Sets the maximum system differential pressure
Setpoint (20.00 to 50.00 PSID) limit. Differntial pressure is established as the
Note: This setting is viewable and evaporator pressure subtracted from the condenser
adjustable only on CVHH and CDHH pressure to create a differential pressure value. A
chillers. The setting in not viewable and High Differential Refrigerant Pressure diagnostic is
is fixed at 28 PSID for CVHE, F, G, L, S called out if the calculated differential pressure
and CDHF, G chillers. exceeds the Maximum System Differential Pressure
Setpoint for 10 continuous minutes.
17. Condenser Low Flow Ignore Default: Disable This feature ignores the flow switch when the
(Enable or Disable) differential pressure is below the low flow ingnore
differential pressure setting to allow the differential
pressure to rise. When the pressure is above the
Condenser Low Flow Ignore DP Setting normal
condenser flow proving is applied.
Condenser Low Flow Ignore Requirements:
• This feature is only available in cooling mode.
When the chiller is set to heating mode the feature
is disabled regardless as to the setting of the
enable/disable setting.
• Condenser flow proving is enforced any time the
differential pressure is above the DP setting.
Condenser flow proving is not enforced if the
differential pressure falls below the DP setting.
This is true even if the differential pressure rises
above the setting, proves flow, and then falls
below the setting. The chiller will still run without
a flow proving diagnostic even is flow is lost.

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Table 25. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence
CVH- (continued)

Default (Min, Max) /

Setpoint (Options) Help Information
18. Condenser Low Flow Ignore DP Default: 5.00 PSID Sets the limit at which No Flow Overdue or Loss of
Setting (3.00 to 15.00 PSID) Flow diagnostic will occurr if flow is not present or
lost.
See for example of operation:

Figure 10. Condenser Low Flow Ignore DP Setting

9. LEVEL 4 STARTS AND RUNTIME Box

The settings shown in Table 26 appear on the Level 4 Starts and Runtime expanding box on the
CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 26. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Starts and Runtime

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Compressor Starts Default: 0 Allows settings of starts. (Used to set starts after
(0 - 1000000) software download, or with UC800 replacement)

2. Compressor Running Time Default 00 : 00 (Hrs : Min)  Allows settings of starts. (Used to set starts after
(00:00 to 455627:13) software download, or with UC800 replacement)
3. Absorptive Capacity Default: 100% This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(0.0 to 200.0) Absorptive capacity in the event of a purge
replacement, or service.
4. Carbon Regen Cycles Default: 0  This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(0 to 1000) number of Carbon Regeneration Cycles in the event
of a purge replacement, or service.
5. Pumpout Time Since Last Regen Default: 0:00 min:sec This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(00:00 to 99999:59) Pumpout Time Since Last Regeneration in the event
of a purge replacement, or service.
6. Pumpout Total at Last Default: 0:00 min:sec This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
Regeneration (00:00 to 99999:59) Pumpout Total at Last Regeneration in the event of
a purge replacement, or service.

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Table 26. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Starts and Runtime

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information CVH-

7. Pumpout-Life Default: 0:00 min:sec This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(00:00 to 99999:59) Pumpout Life in the event of a purge replacement,
or service.
8. Refrigeration-Life Default: 0:00 hr:min This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(00:00 to 99999:59) Refrigeration Life in the event of a purge
replacement, or service.

10. LEVEL 4 ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box

The settings shown in Table 27 appear on the Level 4 Adaptive Frequency Drive expanding box on
the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 27. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Adaptive Frequency Drive

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Boundary Pressure Coef Y Default: 0.40 Y-intercept point of the pressure coefficient surge
Intercept (0.000 to 1.000) boundary. The present value at shutdown is stored
for the next startup intercept point. You can
temporarily change this item in Tracer TU. The
controls are constantly and automatically adjusting
this value during operation therefore this value will
be changing from this starting point and the value
will be changing.
2. Boundary Pressure Coef Y Default: 2.00 Maximum operating value of the pressure
Intercept Max (0.01 to 2.00) coefficient Y-intercept point for the surge boundary.
This is a maximum Y-intercept boundary point,
which it will not be allowed to exceed. Allows the
user the ability to limit the boundary.
3. Minimum Surge Boundary Default: 0.3 Minimum operating value of the pressure coefficient
Coefficient (0.010 to 1.000) Y-intercept point for the surge boundary. This is a
CVHH Default: 0.1 minimum Y-intercept boundary point, which it will
not be allowed to reach. Allows the user the ability
to limit the boundary.

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CVH- 11. LEVEL 4 DATA RECORDER Box

The settings shown in Table 28 appear on the Level 4 Data Recorder expanding box on the CVHE,
CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Note: This expanding box appears only if software part #6200-0456-1.11 is installed.
Table 28. Equipment Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L/-S Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Data Recorder Box

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Data Recorder Sample Period Default: 2 seconds Period of time between samples.
(0 to 3600)
2. Data Recorder Default Change Default: .5 This is the amount of change that must take place
Delta (0 to 0.9) before it is stored in the log.

3. Data Recorder Temperature Default: 1.1 ºF This is the amount of change that must take place
Change Delta (0 to 5) before it is stored in the log.

4. Data Recorder Pressure Change Default: .5 PSID This is the amount of change that must take place
Delta (0 to 5) before it is stored in the log.

5. Data Recorder Percent Change Default: 1% This is the amount of change that must take place
Delta (0 to 5) before it is stored in the log.

6. Data Recorder Count Change Default: 30 This is the amount of change that must take place
Delta (0 to 120) before it is stored in the log.

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Equipment Utility - Field Startup Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDH-
CDHH
The settings in the (1) Feature Settings, (2) Feature Settings Circuit 1, (3) Feature Settings Circuit 2,
(4) Manual Settings, (5) Adaptive Frequency Drive, and (6) Timers expanding boxes on the CDHF,
CDHG, and CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen provide control of chiller hardware
functions or features.

Figure 11. Field Startup Tab Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH (Duplex Chiller)

1. FEATURE SETTINGS Box

The settings shown in Table 29 are displayed in the Feature Settings box of the CDHF, CDHG, and
CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases)..
Table 29. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Chilled Water Reset Type Default: Disable  Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Constant, Outdoor Air,
Return, Disable)
2. Return Reset Ratio Default: 50% 
(10% to 120%)
3. Return Start Reset Default:10 °F / 5.6 °C
(4.0 °F to 30 °F)
(2.2 °C to 16.7 °C)

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Table 29. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
4. Return Maximum Reset Default: 5 °F/2.8 °C 
(0 °F to 20 °F)
(0.0 °C to 11.1 °C)
5. Outdoor Reset Ratio Default: 10%
(-80 to 80)
6. Outdoor Start Reset Default: 90 °F/32.2 °C
(50 °F to 130°F
(10.0 °C to 54.4°C)
7. Outdoor Maximum Reset Default: 5 °F / 2.8 °C
(0.0 °F to 20.0 °F)
(0.0 °C to 11.1 °C),
8. External Chilled Water Setpoint Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Enable, Disable)
9. External Current Limit Setpoint Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
(Enable, Disable)
10. Front Panel Ice Termination Default: 27°F / -2.8 °C Optional item, shown when installed
Setpoint default
(20°F to 32°F)
(-6.7°C to 0.0°C)
11. Evaporator Design Delta Temp Default: 10°F / 5.6°C  Set to the Evaporator design delta temp in
(4 °F to 40 °F) F/C (typically 10°F). Control algorithm uses
(2.2 °C to 22.2 °C) entering evaporator temp in the feed forward logic.
(Cooling mode use only) - Confirm that actual GPM
through machine is at design. Percent of total
compressor load is based on the given evap delta T
compared to the full load delta T. If design water flow
is not attainable, then determine a new full load
Design delta temperature at the given GPM
provided.
12. Condenser Design Delta Temp Default: 10°F / 5.6°C Set to the Condenser design Delta temp in 
(40 °F to 4 °F) F/C. Control algorithm use entering temp in feed
(2.2 °C to 22.2 °C) forward logic. (Heating mode use only)
13. Evaporator Leaving Water Temp Default: 36°F / 2.2°C Safety trip point for low temp water.
Cutout (-10°F to /36°F,)  (NOTE: With verification for freeze protection, this
(-23.3 °C to 2.2 °C) will be set to 12-14F for Ice Mode)
14. Low Refrigerant Temp Cutout Default: 32°F/ 0.0°C  Safety trip point for low refrigerant temp. For Ice
(-35 °F to 36 °F) making this must be set at startup.
(-37.2 °C to 2.2 °C) Note: With Verification for Freeze protection, this
will be set to “0°F “ to make ice.
15. Local Atmospheric Pressure Default: 14.7 PSIA / 101.4 Set to Jobsite conditions
kPaA
(34.5 to 137.9 kPaA)
16. High Evaporator Water Default: 105°F / 40.6°C Evap pump contacts open if the LCWT reaches this
Temperature Cutout 80-150°F / 26.7 to 65.6°C temp.

17. Ice Building Feature Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option
18. External Base Loading Setpoint Default: Disable Front Panel Enable/Disable of option

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Table 29. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
19. Current Limit Softload Start Default: 40% RLA Current control setpoint will go to this XX% RLA
Point 20 to 100 setpoint at startup then soft load to active current
limit setpoint. Note: If using “No LOAD” start
sequence, (Item 1, Table 25, p. 63) “Start
Sequence Type”, setting the Current Limit softload
Start point to 100 provides the fastest start time.
20. Control Algorithm Flow Default: Enable (Default of Enabled when water flow option is not
Compensation (Enable, Disable) installed has no control effect). 
COOLING MODE ONLY: only with Evap water
Differential pressure sensing (GPM/Tons)
installed from the Options expanding box (Item 12,
Table 3, p. 20) on the Configuration screen.
Enabled: Allows sensed evaporator water flow
changes to adjust [compensation] the LWT control
when enabled. Therefore, when enabled (default) it
is imperative that the water flow sensing option is
set up properly. See Items 12 to 22. Table 11,
p. 46). 
Disabled: Disables the compensation input to the
LWT controls.
21. Over/Under Voltage Protection Default: Enable Enabled with Unit mounted Starters and later.
(Enable, Disable) (Disabled with other starter types.) Enables /
disables the under/over voltage protection.
Potential Transformers inputs remain required at the
Starter module non-AFD) and MPL remains active,
only U/o Voltage protection is selectable by this
setpoint. Must hold +/-10%, Must Trip +/- 15%
22. Phase Unbalance Limit Default: Enable When Enabled, the chiller capacity limit feature is
Protection (Enable, Disable) active and will de-rates the chiller capacity when the
unbalance of one phase is greater than 20%.The
limit feature can be disabled however current
unbalance protection and ultimate trip, Starter
config. Items, remain active as configured.

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Table 29. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
23. Minimum Capacity Timer Default: Enabled
(Enable, Disable)
24. Staging Sequence Default: Balanced Defines how the compressors are started and
(Circuit 1 Lead, Circuit 2 Lead, stopped. 
Combined) When capacity control has a choice among
compressors to start, the preferred compressor to
start is called the lead compressor. When capacity
control has a choice among compressors to stop, the
preferred compressor to stop is called the lag
compressor. Balanced Starts and Hours: This
sacrifices a small efficiency improvement gained
with the fixed sequence methods to roughly equalize
wear between two compressors. Circuit 1 Lead:
When running chilled water temperature at selected
conditions, compressor 1 is the most efficient
compressor to operate at part load. Compressors on
Duplex chillers are not sized exactly the same.
Because the water paths are connected in series,
refrigerant conditions are slightly different and the
compressors are sized accordingly. At low loads,
where only one compressor is running, and design
leaving water temperature settings, compressor 1
will be operating closer to its selection point
compared to running only compressor 2. In this
situation, the best part load efficiency occurs if
compressor 1 is running. Circuit 2 Lead: If chilled
water reset is used, compressor 2 is the most
efficient compressor to operate at part load. If the
leaving water temperature is reset and the chiller
only needs one compressor, then compressor 2
would be running closer to its selection point and
would be the most efficient compressor to operate.
Combined Start: starts both compressors in close
succession to minimize the time it takes for the
chiller to reach full load. Some process applications
do not need staging as much as they need the chiller
to start and generate capacity as fast as possible.
This method starts both compressors, slightly
staggered to prevent doubling of the current inrush,
but generally controls the chiller as if there were
only one compressor.

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2. FEATURE SETTINGS CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 Boxes CDH-

The settings shown in Table 30 appear on the Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 expanding boxes on the CDHF,
CDHG, CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 30. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Feature Settings Circuit x

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. IGV 1 Max Steps Default: 50000 
(0 to 53960)
2. IGV 2 Max Steps Default: 50000 
(0 to 53960)
3. Condenser Limit Setpoint Default: 93% of the HPC Reference point (% of HPC setting) for condenser
(PSIG) limit control.
(80 to 120)
4. Restart Inhibit Diagnostic Default: Enable Enabled diagnostic message
(Enable, Disable)
5. Restart Inhibit Free Starts Default: 3 # of free starts allowed before Restart Timer begins
(1 to 5)
6. Restart Inhibit Start to Start Default: 20 min Restart Time
(10 to 30 min)
7. High Evaporator Refrigerant Default: 110° F / 43.4° C Check evaporator pressure and temperature.
Temperature Warning (32° F to 158° F)
(0.0 ° C to 70.0 ° C)

3. MANUAL SETTINGS Box

The settings shown in Table 31 appear on the Manual Settings expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG,
and CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 31. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Manual Settings

Setpoint Default (Options) Help Information

1. Clear Energy Consumption Default: False Clears recorded starter energy consumption value if
(True, False) resettable option enabled.

2. Purge Regen. Cycle Ckt1 Default: Auto See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Auto, On) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
3. Purge Regen. Cycle Ckt2 Default: Auto See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Auto, On) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
4. Exhaust Circuit Pressure Test Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Ckt1 (Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
5. Exhaust Circuit Pressure Test Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Ckt2 (Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
6. Purge Exhaust Circuit Test Ckt1 Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
7. Purge Exhaust Circuit Test Ckt2 Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).

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Table 31. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Manual Settings (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Options) Help Information
8. Exhaust Circuit Vacuum Test Ckt 1 Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
9. Exhaust Circuit Vacuum Test Ckt 2 Default: Disable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
(Enable, Disable) AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01C-EN).
10. Clear Restart Inhibit Ckt1 Disable: False Resets the restart inhibit time to zero.
(True, False)
11. Clear Restart Inhibit Ckt2 Disable: False Resets the restart inhibit time to zero.
(True, False)

4. ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box

The settings shown in Table 32 appear on the Timers expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH
version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 32. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Maximum Frequency Ckt 1 Default: 60 Hz (38 to 60) Maximum Operating frequency setpoint
2. Minimum Frequency Ckt 1 Default: 38 Hz (38 to 60) Minimum Operating frequency setpoint
3. Surge Capacity Increase Ckt 1 Default: 1 hz (0 to 5 hertz) Amount of hertz increased per 5 seconds intervals
while in surge mode. (ie in 60 seconds will raise
hertz 12, or until reaches max setting (60 hz).
Discuss with tech service prior to using this
setpoint.
4. Maximum Frequency Ckt 2 Default: 60 Hz (38 to 60) Maximum Operating frequency setpoint
5. Minimum Frequency Ckt 2 Default: 38 Hz (38 to 60) Minimum Operating frequency setpoint
6. Surge Capacity Increase Ckt2 Default: 1 hz (0 to 5 hertz) Amount of hertz increased per 5 seconds intervals
while in surge mode. (ie in 60 seconds will raise
hertz 12, or until reaches max setting (60 hz).
Discuss with tech service prior to using this
setpoint.

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5. HEAD PRESSURE CONTROL Box

CDH-
The settings shown in Table 33 appear on the Head Pressure Control expanding box of the Field
Startup tab screen.
Table 33. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Head Pressure Control

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information

1. Actuator Stroke Time Default: 30 seconds This adjustable setting provides the time (in
(1 to 1000 seconds) seconds) that it takes the flow device to “stroke”
from the specified minimum flow position to its
maximum flow position. It can be readily
calculated from the device’s slew rate or stroke
speed, but if the entire range of the device is not
used, it would be shortened by prorating.
2. Desired Minimum Flow Default: 20% This adjustable setting provides the desired
(0 to 100% of full flow) minimum flow in the particular application,
expressed as the % of Desired Maximum Flow.
3. Head Pressure Control Setpoint Default: 3 psid / 20.7 kPaD This setting provides the setpoint value used by
(3 psid to 10 psid) the control algorithm.
(20.7 to 68.9 kPaD)
4. Head Pressure Control Initial Default: 50 The initial position of the valve.
Valve Position (1 to 100%)
5. Output Voltage at Desired Default: 10 Vdc This adjustable setting provides the voltage in .1
Maximum Flow (0 to 10.0 Vdc) volt increments (or finer) for full desired flow of
device to be controlled. During normal operation,
this value will set the extreme (lowest or highest
output voltage depending on direct or reverse
action) of the output range. This value
corresponds to 100% flow point of the device to
be controlled, but does not necessarily have to be
the wide open position of the device.
6. Output Voltage at Desired Default: 2.0 Vdc default This adjustable setting provides the control with a
Minimum Flow (0 to 10.0 in 0.1 volt increments) single point of the characteristic of the device
being controlled (for example, the device’s signal
voltage input that corresponds to the Desired
Minimum Flow point described in this table).
During normal operation, this value sets one of
the extremes of the analog output range. Note
that this characterization can be estimated, or
directly measured in the field with flow
instrumentation. However, neither accuracy of
this setting, nor linearity of the device’s signal
input to flow output characteristic is necessary for
reasonably good operation. When in doubt,
simply assume linearity in estimating this setting.
Setting this value higher than the value for the
next item implies a reverse acting device.

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Table 33. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Head Pressure Control
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) (Options) Help Information
7. “Off State” Output Command Default: 2.0 Vdc This parameter sets the voltage that the output
(0 to 10 Vdc in 0.1 volt assumes after initialization and after the
increments or finer) compressor and condenser water pump have
been shut off under automatic control.
8. Damping Coefficient Default: 0.5 This adjustment can be used to make the control
(0.1 to 1.8 in .1 increments) output more or less aggressive for a given system
delta pressure error. An initial estimate of the
coefficient is the ratio of the incremental flow to
the total flow range over the first half of the
actuator operating range. For example, assume
the device produces 45% flow at 2.0 Vdc, (the set
minimum), and 100% flow at 10 Vdc. At half
stroke, the voltage would be 6.0 Volts. Further
assume that the flow is determined to be
approximately 80% flow at that stroke midpoint of
6.0 Vdc. Since the incremental flow is from 45%
to 80%, that yields a 35% change to the
midstroke postion. Dividing this by the total
possible change over the full output voltage range
(100% - 45% = 55%) gives a result of 35% / 55%
or 0.64 for the Damping Coefficient. (A value 1
would in theory be the perfect setting for a linear
actuator, but using half the theoretical value is
safer. Setting the coefficient too large can cause
instability.)

5. TIMERS Box
The settings shown in Table 34 appear on the Timers expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH
version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Table 34. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Timers

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Ice To Normal Cooling Timer Default: 5 minutes (0 to 10) Optional item, shown when installed
2. Maximum Time at Minimum Default: 30 minutes 
Capacity Ckt1 (1 to 480 minutes)
3. Maximum Time at Minimum Default: 30 minutes
Capacity Ckt2 (1 to 480 minutes)
4. Power-Up Start Delay Default: 0 seconds
(0 to 600 seconds)
5. Condenser Water Pump Off Delay Default: 1 minute  Time Condenser water pump will remain on after
(Range 0 to 30) post lube terminates. (Heating mode use only)
6. Evaporator Water Pump Off Delay Default: 1 minute Time chilled water pump will remain on after post
(Range 0 to 30) lube terminates. (Cooling mode use only)
7. Capacity Control Softload Time Default: 900 sec Time for at start or change of water temp setpoint
(0 to 7200) to reach setpoint target.
Note: If using “No LOAD” start sequence, (Item 1,
Table 25, p. 63) “Start Sequence Type”, setting
the softload time to 180 provides the fastest
start time.
A value of 120 seconds is recommended for AFDE
starters.

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Table 34. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Timers (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
8. Current Limit Control Softload Default: 600 Seconds Time for at start or change of current limit setpoint
Time (Range 0 to 7200) to reach setpoint target.
Note: If using “No LOAD” start sequence, (Item 1,
Table 25, p. 63) “Start Sequence Type”, setting
the Current Limits off load time to 0 provides
the fastest start time.
9. Starter Power Demand Time Default: Default 15 minutes Sets time period
Period (Range 1 to 60 minutes)
10. AFD Re-Optimization Timer Default: 12 hours  Background timer triggered re-optimization will
(1 to 255) occur if this timer expires during a continuous chiller
run time. This forces re-optimization if the chiller
continues to operate with steady loads for the
length of the timer. A chiller “Stop” via stop or
system satisfied “waiting for a need to cool”, or re
-optimization based on the sensitivity, or a surge
event, will reset the timer to the “setpoint” amount.
(Remaining time shown in Motor report.)
11. Daily Pumpout Limit Ckt1 Default: 10 minutes (1 to 50),
12. Disable Daily Pumpout Limit Default: 0 hours  For this set points specified time (0 to 72 hr) the
Ckt1 (Range 0 to 72) user can disable alarms associated with exceeding
the daily pumpout limit. Moving this from “0” during
a regen cycle will terminate the regen cycle.
13. Daily Pumpout Limit Ckt2 Default: 10 minutes
(1 to 50)
14. Disable Daily Pumpout Limit Default: 0 hours For this set points specified time (0 to 72 hr) the
Ckt2 (Range 0 to 72) user can disable alarms associated with exceeding
the daily pumpout limit. Moving this from “0” during
a regen cycle will terminate the regen cycle.
15. Starter Power Demand Time Default: 15 minutes Sets time period
Period (1 to 60 minutes)

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CDH- 6. LEVEL 4 GAINS AND START SEQUENCE Box

The settings shown in Table 35 appear on the Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence expanding box on
the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Note: Access the Level 4 boxes by clicking in the gray area at the bottom of the Field Startup tab
screen.
Table 35. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start 
Sequence

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Start Sequence Type [Level 4] Default: Normal  Selection of [Normal] means the chiller will begin
(Normal or No Load) the start sequence when the evaporator leaving
water temperature is equal to or greater than the
chilled water setpoint plus the differential to start.
Selection of [No load] means the chiller will begin
the start sequence when the evaporator leaving
water temperature is greater than the chilled water
setpoint minus the differential to stop.°
2. Evaporator Pump Control Type  Default: Normal Selection of [Normal] means when given a ‘stop-to-
[Level 4] (Normal or Delayed) auto’ command, the evaporator water pump will be
energized and flow confirmed.
Selection of [Delayed] means that the evaporator
water pump will be energized and flow confirmed
after pre-lube is complete but before the
compressor is started.
The Evaporator Pump Control Type Setpoint of
[Delayed] will only be allowed for Start Sequence
Type setpoint set to [No Load]. All other
combinations may be set.
USE NORMAL unless approved by LaCrosse
Technical Service.
3. Chilled Water Control Default: 50  Proportional Gain =Kp (error of distance from
Proportional Gain Kp (0.0 to 180.0) setpoint) This setting indicates how far from
setpoint and how fast move the compressor load
signal (vanes, and AFD). The higher the value the
faster.
Note: Experience has shown that 50 provides better
stability for the majority of sites.
4. Chilled Water Control Reset Time Default: 120 sec  Reset time =[Kp / Ki] in seconds. Where Ki is the
(0 to 1000) integral value which “weights” the proportional
error by measuring how long the Kp has been off the
target. Time it takes integral for to match the
proportional. (A higher number results in a longer
time (Slower) to converge on the setpoint. Lowering
the reset time increases the integral control. This
speeds up guide vanes. It may cause instability at
some conditions if this is the only parameter that
was changed.)
5. Chilled Water Control Derivative Default: 0.0  Kd = rate of change from, or towards, the target.
Gain (Kd) (0.0 to 18.0) (Rate of Change. Higher number settles out an
oscillating system.)

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Table 35. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start 
Sequence (continued) CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
6. Chilled Water Control Feed Default: 80  FF Gain = Forward information from an increasing
Forward Gain (0 to 200%) or decreasing Evap delta temp as compared to the
Evap Delta T setpoint setting. (A high number
means increased reaction to changes in Entering
Evaporator Water Temperature.
Note: Experience has shown that 80 provides better
stability for the majority of sites.)
7. Evap/Cond Lift Corrections Default: 25%  The main purpose of this item is to adjust the
(0 to 100) algorithm for cool tower water. Adjustment (%)
made to the chiller water control algorithm gain
when operational conditions are not at nominal 44F/
85F. (beneficial with leaving chilled water temps
above 44 and/or when cooler tower water below
85).
Note: Compensation to “control gain” with respect to
the evaporator to condenser differential
pressure; gain is reduced as the impeller
lift is reduced, gain is increased as the
impeller lift is increased
8. Cond Entering Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
9. Cond Leaving Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
10. Evap Entering Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
11. Evap Leaving Water Temp Cal Default: 0.0
Offset (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
12. Evap Sat Rfgt Temp Cal Offset Default: 0.0
Ckt1 (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
13. Evap Sat Rfgt Temp Cal Offset Default: 0.0
Ckt2 (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
14. Cond Sat Rfgt Temp Cal Offset Default: 0.0
Ckt1 (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)
15. Cond Sat Rfgt Temp Cal Offset Default: 0.0
Ckt2 (-2.0 to 2.0 ºF / -1.1 to 1.1 ºC)

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Table 35. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Gains and Start 
CDH- Sequence (continued)

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

16. Impeller Stall Limit Setpoint Default 4.0% Impeller stall is chiller operation at high compressor
(1.0 to 200.0%) pressure coefficients close to full surge when one or
more compressor stages stop performing effective
compression. AdaptiView controls are looking at the
percentage of error of the leaving water
temperature relative to Evap dT over a spectrum of
frequencies for a given period of time and making
a determination if impeller stall is detected or not.
In the event impeller stall is detected, the corrective
action for impeller stall recovery is the same action
as for full surge. Lowering this value makes the
controls more sensitive to the stall condition while
increasing this value make the controls less
sensitive.
17. Max system Diff Pressure Default 34.0 PSID Sets the maximum system differential pressure
Setpoint (20.00 to 50.00 PSID) limit. Differential pressure is established as the
Note: This setting is viewable and evaporator pressure subtracted from the condenser
adjustable only on CVHH and CDHH pressure to create a differential pressure value. A
chillers. The setting in not viewable and High Differential Refrigerant Pressure diagnostic is
is fixed at 28 PSID for CVHE, F, G, L, S called out if the calculated differential pressure
and CDHF, G chillers. exceeds the Maximum System Differential Pressure
Setpoint for 10 continuous minutes.

7. LEVEL 4 STARTS AND RUNTIME Box

The settings shown in Table 36 appear on the Level 4 Gains and Start Sequence expanding box on
the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Note: Access the Level 4 boxes by clicking in the gray area at the bottom of the Field Startup tab
screen.
Table 36. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Starts and Runtime

Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information

1. Compressor Running Time Ckt1 / Default: 00 : 00  Allows settings of starts. (Used to set starts after
Ckt2 (Hr. Min.)  UC800 replacement)
(00:00, 455627:13)
2. Compressor Starts Ckt1 / Ckt2 Default: 0 Allows settings of starts. (Used to set starts after
(0 - 1,000,000) UC800 replacement)

3. Absorptive Capacity Default: 0% This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(0.0 to 100.0) Absorptive capacity in the event of a purge
replacement, or service.
4. Carbon Regen Cycles Default: 0  This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(0 to 1000) number of Carbon Regeneration Cycles in the event
of a purge replacement, or service.
5. Pumpout Time Since Last Regen Default: 0:00 min:sec This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(00:00 to 99999:59) Pumpout Time Since Last Regeneration in the event
of a purge replacement, or service.
6. Pumpout Total at Last Default: 0:00 min:sec This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
Regeneration (00:00 to 99999:59) Pumpout Total at Last Regeneration in the event of
a purge replacement, or service.

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Table 36. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Starts and Runtime (continued)
CDH-
Setpoint Default (Min, Max) Help Information
7. Pumpout-Life Default: 0:00 min:sec This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(00:00 to 99999:59) Pumpout Life in the event of a purge replacement,
or service.
8. Refrigeration-Life Default: 0:00 hr:min This setpoint allows the user to manually set the
(00:00 to 99999:59) Refrigeration Life in the event of a purge
replacement, or service.

8. LEVEL 4 ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box

The settings shown in Table 37 appear on the Level 4 Adaptive Frequency Drive expanding box on
the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Field Startup tab screen.
Note: Access the Level 4 boxes by clicking in the gray area at the bottom of the Field Startup tab
screen.
Table 37. Equipment Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Field Startup Tab Screen: Level 4 Adaptive Frequency Drive

Setpoint (Min, Max) Default Help Information

1. Boundary Pressure Coefficient Y Default: 0.40 Y-intercept point of the pressure coefficient surge
Intercept Ckt1 (0.01 to 2.00) boundary. The present value at shutdown is stored
for the next startup intercept point. You can
temporarily change this item in Tracer TU. The
controls are constantly and automatically adjusting
this value during operation therefore this value will
be changing from this starting point and the value
will be changing.
2. Boundary Pressure Coefficient Y Default: 2.00 Maximum operating value of the pressure
Intercept Ckt2 (0.01 to 2.00) coefficient Y-intercept point for the surge boundary.
This is a maximum Y-intercept boundary point,
which it is not allowed to exceed. Allows the user the
ability to limit the boundary.
3. Boundary Pressure Coefficient Y Default: 2.00 Maximum operating value of the pressure
Intercept Max Ckt 1 (0.01 to 2.00) coefficient Y-intercept point for the surge boundary.
This is a maximum Y-intercept boundary point,
which it is not allowed to exceed. Allows the user the
ability to limit the boundary.
4. Boundary Pressure Coefficient Y Default: 2.00 Maximum operating value of the pressure
Intercept Max Ckt 2 (0.01 to 2.00) coefficient Y-intercept point for the surge boundary.
This is a maximum Y-intercept boundary point,
which it is not allowed to exceed. Allows the user the
ability to limit the boundary.
5. Minimum Surge Boundary Default: 0.3 Minimum operating value of the pressure coefficient
Coefficient Ckt1 (0.010 to 1.000) Y-intercept point for the surge boundary. This is a
CVHH Default: 0.1 minimum Y-intercept boundary point, which it will
not be allowed to reach. Allows the user the ability
to limit the boundary.
6. Minimum Surge Boundary Default: 0.3 Minimum operating value of the pressure coefficient
Coefficient Ckt2 (0.010 to 1.000) Y-intercept point for the surge boundary. This is a
CVHH Default: 0.1 minimum Y-intercept boundary point, which it will
not be allowed to reach. Allows the user the ability
to limit the boundary.

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Equipment Utility - Purge Tab Screen

The setpoints shown in Table 38 are specific to the purge unit and are common to both CenTraVac
chillers and Duplex CenTraVac chillers. You can modify the settings within their legal range of
values. (See the Knowledge Center for related cases.)
Note: If you are connected to a Duplex unit you see two expanding boxes—Purge 1 and Purge 2.
The contents of these expanding boxes are identical except for the Ckt1 and Ckt2
designations at the end of the setting names.
Table 38. Equipment Utility - Purge Tab Screen Setpoints for All Models

Default (Min, Max)/

Setpoint (Options) Help Information
1. Purge Operating Mode Ckt1 Default: Adaptive  Recommended mode is adaptive. Adaptive
(Auto, On, Stop, Adaptive) operation is greatly improved over previous
“adaptive purge modes.”
2. Purge Operating Mode Ckt2 Default: Adaptive  Recommended mode is adaptive. Adaptive
(Auto, On, Stop, Adaptive) operation is greatly improved over previous
“adaptive purge modes.”
3. Purge Liquid Temp Inhibit Ckt1 Default: Enable Allows user to disable the inhibit feature that
(Enable, Disable) prevents purge pumpout if the sensed purge liquid
temp. is less than the pumpout inhibit temp.
4. Purge Liquid Temp Inhibit Ckt2 Default: Enable Allows user to disable the inhibit feature that
(Enable, Disable) prevents purge pumpout if the sensed purge liquid
temp. is less than the pumpout inhibit temp.
5. Purge Liquid Temperature Limit Default: 45°F/7.2°C  Defines the setpoint for the purge liquid temp
Ckt1 (32° to 50°F / 0.0° C to 10° C) inhibit feature.

6. Purge Liquid Temperature Limit Default: 45°F/7.2°C  Defines the setpoint for the purge liquid temp
Ckt2 (32° to 50°F / 0.0° C to 10°C) inhibit feature.

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Manual Overrides Screen

The Manual Overrides tab screen shown in Figure 12 provides the ability to implement overrides
for individual outputs. Expanding boxes contain the features that can be manually overridden and
the current operating status of each feature or general device information.

Figure 12. Override Dialog Box

Some settings allow an override to be in effect only for a predetermined duration.

When you override such a setting, a timed override icon with a clock image appears.
The amount of time remaining for the override to be in effect is shown on the feature
status in the right hand column of the expanding box.
Refer to the “Viewing Equipment Status and Settings (Status Utility)” book in the
Tracer TU Help for procedures explaining how to use the Status Utility tab screens.

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Chiller Outputs You Can Override

Table 39 lists chiller outputs that you can manually override. These items are found mainly on the
Tracer TU Status Utility screens and are indicated by the override icon described previously.
Table 39. Chiller Outputs That Can Be Overridden

Output Options Availability Location Chiller Type

Manual Capacity Setpoint Enable Auto/Manual Always Chiller Control Simplex
Chiller Control Signal % Always Chiller Control Simplex
Evaporator Pump Override Auto/On Always Chiller Control Simplex
Condenser Pump Override Auto/On Always Chiller Control Simplex
Head Pressure Controll
Head Pressure Control Override Auto/Manual Chiller Control Simplex
installed
Head Pressure Controll
Head Pressure Control Command % Chiller Control Simplex
installed
Inlet Guide Vane Control Auto/Manual AFD is not installed Compressor Control Simplex
Compressor Control Signal % Always Compressor Control Simplex
Available when AFD is
IGV and AFD Control Auto/Manual present or power source is Compressor Control Simplex
Engine Generator
Compressor Control Signal % Always Compressor Control Simplex
Available when AFD is
Speed Command Hz present or power source is Compressor Control Simplex
Engine Generator
Speed Command RPM CVHS Only Compressor Control Simplex
Lube Pump Control Auto/On CVHS Lube Control Simplex
Evap Lubrication Source Valve Override Auto/Close/Open CVHS Lube Control Simplex
Cond Lubrication Source Valve Override Auto/Close/Open CVHS Lube Control Simplex
Oil Pump Control Auto/On All CTV but not CVHS Lube Control Simplex
Oil Cooler Solenoid Override Auto/Close/Open CVHH Lube Control Simplex
Oil Vent Line Valve Override Auto/Manual CVHH Lube Control Simplex
Manual Oil Vent Line Valve Command % CVHH Lube Control Simplex
Available when AFD3
AFD Circuit Breaker Shunt Trip Command Auto/On AFD Features Simplex
Installed
Available when AFD3
AFD Line Supply Protect Interlock Command Auto/On AFD Features Simplex
Installed
Available when AFD3
AFD Motor On Interlock Command Auto/On AFD Features Simplex
Installed
Available when AFD3
AFD Parameter Read Address AFD Features Simplex
Installed
Hot Gas Bypass
Hot Gas Bypass Mode Auto/Manual Hot Gas Bypass Installed Simplex
Control
Hot Gas Bypass
Hot Gas Bypass Position Hold/Close/Open Hot Gas Bypass Installed Simplex
Control
Inlet Guide Vane Control Auto/Manual AFD is not installed Circuit X Control Duplex
IGV 1 Manual Percent Command CktX % Always Circuit X Control Duplex
Available when AFD is
IGV and AFD Control Auto/Manual present or power source is Circuit X Control Duplex
Engine Generator
Compressor Control Signal % Always Circuit X Control Duplex
Available when AFD is
Speed Command Hz present or power source is Circuit X Control Duplex
Engine Generator

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Table 39. Chiller Outputs That Can Be Overridden

Output Options Availability Location Chiller Type

Oil Pump Control CktX Auto/On Always Circuit X Lube Control Duplex
Oil Cooler Solenoid Override CktX Auto/Close/Open CDHH Circuit X Lube Control Duplex
Oil Vent Line Valve Override CktX Auto/Manual CDHH Circuit X Lube Control Duplex
Manual Oil Vent Line Valve Command CktX % CDHH Circuit X Lube Control Duplex
Available when AFD3 Circuit X AFD
AFD Circuit Breaker Shunt Trip Command CktX Auto/On Duplex
Installed Features
Available when AFD3 Circuit X AFD
AFD Line Supply Protect Interlock Command CktX Auto/On Duplex
Installed Features
Available when AFD3 Circuit X AFD
AFD Motor On Interlock Command CktX Auto/On Duplex
Installed Features
Available when AFD3 Circuit X AFD
AFD Parameter Read Address CktX Duplex
Installed Features

Purge Outputs You Can Override

Table 40 lists purge related settings you can manually override.
Table 40. Purge Outputs That Can Be Overridden

Name Monitor Items Help information

1. Regen. Cycle Disable Enable Purge Liquid See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Temp Carbon AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Tank Temp: Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN). (Allows you to manually
initiate a regen cycle. Does not disable a partially
completed regen cycle in process. See purge setpoint
“Disable Pumpout Limit Setpoint”)
2. Exhaust Circuit Disable Enable Pumpout Relay: See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Pumpout Test AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN). (Allows you to manually
initiate a regen cycle. Does not disable a partially
completed regen cycle in process. See purge setpoint
“Disable Pumpout Limit Setpoint”)
3. Exhaust Circuit Disable Enable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Pressure out Test AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN). (Allows you to manually
initiate a regen cycle. Does not disable a partially
completed regen cycle in process. See purge setpoint
“Disable Pumpout Limit Setpoint”)
4. Exhaust Circuit Disable Enable See the EarthWise™ Purge System with Tracer
Vacuum Test AdaptiView™ Control Operation and Maintenance
Guide (PRGD-SVX01A-EN). (Allows you to manually
initiate a regen cycle. Does not disable a partially
completed regen cycle in process. See purge setpoint
“Disable Pumpout Limit Setpoint”)
Note: Purge must be in "stop" mode for these manual overrides.

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The Status Utility tab screens provide different sets of information that allow you to monitor chiller
performance.

The Status Utility - Unit Summary Tab Screen

The Unit Summary tab screen shown in the following figure is the first screen presented when you
connect to a chiller and the Tracer AdaptiView control through Tracer TU. It presents high priority
information to give you a quick idea of a chiller’s operating status at a single glance.

Figure 13. The CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Version of the Unit Summary Screen

The data presented on the Unit Summary tab screen is divided into separate categories delimited
by expanding boxes, including Evaporator, Condenser, Setpoints, Motor, and so on. (The content
of this screen may vary slightly depending upon the type of chiller to which you are connected.)
For example, a CVHS Unit Summary screen does not include oil pump settings, because it is
lubricated with refrigerant. You will see Lube Pump Command and Lube Pump Differential Pressure
in the Compressor Status box in place of the Oil Pump Command and Oil Pump Pressure.
The gray alert boxes in the screen header (top right) draw your attention to the following
information:
• The current top level operating mode and submode
• The presence of any active alarms
• Any currently active manual overrides
Note: You can click these boxes to see the Alarms screen or the Modes boxes on the Unit Status
screen.

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The Status Utility - Unit Status Screen for CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVH-
and CVHL
The Unit Status tab screen displays real-time datapoint and setpoint values for a device. The data
is organized by general device and subsystem categories.
Access the Unit Status tab screen by clicking the Status Utility tab on the right side of the Tracer
TU window, then click the Unit Status tab on the horizontal row of tabs along the top of the screen
area.

Figure 14. The CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Version of the Unit Status Screen

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CVH- 1. CHILLER MODES Box

Table 41 lists settings that are included in the Chiller Modes expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status Screen.
Table 41. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Chiller Modes Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Chiller Top Level Mode 5. Chiller Sub Mode
2. Chiller Sub Mode 6. Chiller Sub Mode
3. Chiller Sub Mode 7. Chiller Sub Mode
4. Chiller Sub Mode

3. PURGE MODES Box

Table 42 lists settings that are included in the Purge Modes expanding boxes on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status Screen.
Table 42. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Purge Modes Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Purge Top Level Mode 5. Purge System Sub Modes 4
2. Purge System Sub Modes 1 6. Purge System Sub Modes 5
3. Purge System Sub Modes 2 7. Purge System Sub Modes 6
4. Purge System Sub Modes 3

4. DIAGNOSTIC MODES Box

Table 43 lists settings that are included in the Diagnostic Modes expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status Screen. This box provides a snapshot of the
operating modes at the time of the last diagnostic.
Table 43. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Diagnostic Modes Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Chiller Mode at Time of Last Diagnostic 5. Diagnostic Sub Modes 4
2. Diagnostic Sub Mode 1 6. Diagnostic Sub Modes 5
3. Diagnostic Sub Mode 2 7. Diagnostic Sub Modes 6
4. Diagnostic Sub Mode 3

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5. CHILLER Box
CVH-
Table 44 lists settings that may be included in the Chiller expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 44. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Chiller Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Base Loading Setpoint Source 15. Front Panel Control Type
2. Active Base Loading Setpoint 16. Front Panel Free Cooling Command
3. Active Chiller Auto/Stop Command 17. Head Relief Request Relay
4. BAS Base Loading Setpoint 18. Maximum Capacity Relay
5. Chiller Control Signal 19. Minimum Capacity Time Remaining
6. Chiller Control Signal Target 20. Need to Cool
7. Chiller Heating or Cooling Mode 21. Need to Heat
8. Emergency Stop 22. Outdoor Air Temp
9. External Auto Stop 23. Post-Lubrication Time
10. External Base Loading Setpoint 24. Power Up Delay Inhibit
11. External Base Loading Setpoint (Enable/Disable) 25. Pre-Lubrication Time
12. Front Panel Auto/Stop 26. Refrigerant Monitor
13. Front Panel Base Load Setpoint 27. Refrigerant Type
14. Front Panel Base Loading Command

6. EVAPORATOR Box
Table 45 lists settings that may be included in the Evaporator expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 45. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Evaporator Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Chilled Water Setpoint 14. Evaporator Pump Control
2. Active Chilled Water Setpoint Source 15. Evaporator Pump Override
3. Active Ice Termination Setpoint Source 16. Evaporator Pump Override Time Remaining
4. Active Ice Termination Setpoint 17. Evaporator Water Flow Status
5. Approximate Evaporator Water Flow 18. Evaporator Water Pump Off Delay
6. BAS Chilled Water Setpoint 19. Ext Chilled Water Setpoint
7. Calculated Chiller Capacity 20. Extl Chilled Water Setpoint (Enable/Disable)
8. Evaporator Design Delta Temp 21. Filtered Chilled Water Setpoint
9. Evaporator Differential Water Pressure 22. Front Panel Chilled Water Setpoint
10. Evaporator Entering Water Temp 23. Front Panel Ice Building Command
11. Evaporator Leaving Water Temp 24. Front Panel Ice Termination Setpoint
12. Evaporator Leaving Water Temp Cutout 25. High Evaporator Water Temperature Cutout
13. Evaporator Lubrication Source Valve Command
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CVH- 7. CONDENSER Box

Table 46 lists settings that may be included in the Condenser expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 46. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Condenser Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Hot Water Setpoint 10. Condenser Water Flow Switch Status
2. Active Hot Water Setpoint Source 11. Condenser Water Pump Off Delay
3. Approximate Condenser Water Flow 12. Condenser Pump Control
4. BAS Hot Water Setpoint 13. Ext Hot Water Setpoint
5. Condenser Differential Water Pressure 14. Front Panel Hot Water Setpoint
6. Condenser Entering Water Temperature 15. Head Pressure Control Command
7. Condenser Leaving Water Temperature 16. Head Pressure Control Override (icon)
8. Condenser Pump Override Time Remaining 17. Second Condenser Entering Water Temperature
9. Condenser Refrigerant Pressure 18. Second Condenser Leaving Water Temperature

8. CIRCUIT Box
Table 47 lists settings that may be included in the Circuit expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 47. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Circuit Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Condenser Approach Temperature [Diff.] 6. Evaporator Refrigerant Pressure
Temperature
2. Condenser Refrigerant Pressure 7. Compressor Refrigerant Discharge Temperature
3. Condenser Saturated Refrigerant Temperature 8. Evaporator Saturated Refrigerant Temperature
4. Differential Refrigerant Pressure 9. High Pressure Cutout Circuit (On/Off)
5. Evaporator Approach Temperature [Diff.]

9. MOTOR Box
Table 48 lists settings that may be included in the Motor expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 48. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Motor Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Current Limit Setpoint 12. Front Panel Current Limit Setpoint
2. Active Current Limit Setpoint Source 13. Motor Temperature
3. Average Line Current 14. Motor Winding Temp #1
4. Average Line Current (% RLA) 15. Motor Winding Temp #2
5. BAS Current Limit Setpoint 16 Motor Winding Temp #3
6. Current Limit Softload Target 17. Outboard Bearing Pad Temperature #1
7. Energy Consumption Last Reset 18. Outboard Bearing Pad Temperature #2
8. Energy Consumption NonReset 19. Outboard Bearing Pad Temperature #3
9. Energy Consumption Resettable 20. Outboard Bearing Pad Temp Sensor Warning
10. Ext Current Limit Setpoint (Enable/Disable) 21. Restart Inhibit Time (MP)
11. External Current Limit Setpoint 22. Restart Inhibit Time Electromechanical Starter

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Table 48. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Motor Expanding Box (continued)
CVH-
Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name
23. Starter Average Phase Voltage [volts] 34. Starter Input Power Consumption
24. Starter Current L1 35. Starter Energy Consump. Last Reset
25. Starter Current L1 (% RLA) 36. Starter Power Demand
26 Starter Current L2 37. Starter Test Mode
27. Starter Current L2 (% RLA) 38. Starter Voltage Phase AB
28. Starter Current L3 39. Starter Voltage Phase BC
29. Starter Current L3 (% RLA) 40. Starter Voltage Phase CA
30. Starter Motor Power Factor 41. Time of Last Reset
31. Starter Energy Consump. NonReset 42. Transition Complete
32. Starter Energy Consump. Resettable 43. Starter Test mode (Enable/Disable)
33. Starter Max Current

10. COMPRESSOR Box

Table 49 lists settings that may be included in the Compressor expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF,
CVHG, CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 49. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Compressor Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Compressor Control Signal 13. IGV2 Position
2. Compressor Running Status 14. IGV2 Position Steps
3. Compressor Running Time 15. Inboard Bearing Temp
4. Compressor Starts 16. Oil Differential Pressure
5. High Vacuum Trip Point 17. Oil Heater Command
6. Hot Gas Bypass Closed Feedback 18. Oil Pump Command
7. Hot Gas Bypass Position 19. Oil Pump Control
8. Hot Gas Bypass Time Remaining 20. Oil Pump Discharge Pressure
9. Hot Gas Bypass Total Time 21. Oil Pump Override Time Remaining
10. IGV 1 Manual Position Command 22. Oil Tank Pressure
11. IGV1 Position 23. Oil Tank Temperature
12. IGV1 Position Steps 24. Outboard Bearing Temp

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CVH- 11. AFD Box

Table 50 lists settings that may be included in the AFD expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Note: This box appears if Starter Type is AFD or Power Source is Engine Generator. For AFDN see
Table 67, p. 101.

Table 50. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: AFD Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. AFD DC Bus Voltage 7. Frequency Command
2. AFD Last Diagnostic code (decimal) 8. Generator Frequency Command
3. AFD Output Power 9. IGV and AFD Control
4. AFD Transistor Temp 10. Pressure Coefficient
5. Boundary Pressure Coefficient 11. Re-optimization Time Remaining
6. Frequency 12. Speed

12. PURGE Box

Table 51 lists settings that may be included in the Purge expanding box on the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG,
CVHH, and CVHL version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 51. Status Utility - CVHE/-F/-G/-H/-L Unit Status Tab Screen: Purge Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Absorptive Capacity 12. Pumpout Relay
2. Average Daily Pumpout - 7 Days 13. Pumpout Time Since Last Regeneration
3. Carbon Regen Cycles 14. Pumpout Total at Last Regeneration
4. Carbon Tank Temp 15. Pumpout - Life
5. Chiller On 7 Days 16. Purge Exhaust Circuit Test
6. Daily Pumpout Limit 17. Purge Liquid Temperature
7. Daily Pumpout - 24 Hours 18. Purge Regen Cycle
8. Exhaust Circuit Pressure Test 19. Purge Refrigerant Compressor Suction Temp
9. Exhaust Circuit Vacuum Test 20. Refrigeration - Life
10. Pumpout Chiller Off - 7 Days 21. Time at Last Regeneration [Date Stamp]
11. Pumpout Chiller On - 7 Days 22. Time Until Next Purge Run

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The Status Utility - Unit Status Screen for CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH CDH-
The Unit Status tab screen displays real-time datapoint and setpoint values for a device. The data
is organized by general device and subsystem categories.
Access the Unit Status tab screen by clicking the Status Utility tab on the right side of the Tracer
TU window, then click the Unit Status tab on the horizontal row of tabs along the top of the screen
area.

Figure 15. The CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Version of the Unit Status Screen

Note: The Chiller Modes and Diagnostic Modes boxes are the same as those on the single unit
(CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, CVHL, and CVHS) version of the Unit Status screen. Refer to
Table 41, p. 88 and Table 43, p. 88 for lists of their contents.

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CDH- 1. CIRCUIT 1 MODES and CIRCUIT 2 MODES Boxes

Table 52 lists settings that are included in the Circuit 1 Modes and Circuit 2 Modes expanding boxes
on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status Screen.
Table 52. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Purge Modes Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Top Level Operating Mode Ckt1 5. Sub Mode 4 Ckt1/Ckt2
2. Sub Mode 1 Ckt1/Ckt2 6. Sub Mode 5 Ckt1/Ckt2
3. Sub Mode 2 Ckt1/Ckt2 7. Sub Mode 6 Ckt1/Ckt2
4. Sub Mode 3 Ckt1/Ckt2

2. PURGE 1 MODES and PURGE 2 MODES Boxes

Table 53 lists settings that are included in the Purge 1 Modes and Purge 2 Modes expanding boxes
on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status Screen.
Table 53. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Purge Modes Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Purge Top Level Mode 5. Purge System Sub Modes 4
2. Purge System Sub Modes 1 6. Purge System Sub Modes 5
3. Purge System Sub Modes 2 7. Purge System Sub Modes 6
4. Purge System Sub Modes 3

3. DIAGNOSTIC MODES Box

Table 54 lists settings that are included in the Diagnostic Modes expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG,
and CDHH version of the Unit Status Screen.
Table 54. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Diagnostic Modes Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Chiller Mode at Time of Last Diagnostic 5. Diagnostic Sub Mode 4
2. Diagnostic Sub Mode 1 6. Diagnostic Sub Mode 5
3. Diagnostic Sub Mode 2 7. Diagnostic Sub Mode 6
4. Diagnostic Sub Mode 3

4. CHILLER Box
Table 55 lists settings that may be included in the Chiller expanding box on the CDHF, CDHG, and
CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 55. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Chiller Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Base Loading Setpoint 9. Emergency Stop
2. Active Base Loading Setpoint Source 10. Ext Base Loading Setpoint
3. Active Chiller Auto/Stop Command 11. External Auto Stop
4. BAS Base Loading Setpoint 12. External Heat Cool Switch
5. BAS Communication Status 13. Front Panel Base Load Setpoint
6. Chiller Control Signal 14. Front Panel Base Loading Command
7. Chiller Control Signal Target 15. Front Panel Control Type
8. Chiller Heating or Cooling Mode 16. Head Relief Request Relay

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Table 55. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Chiller Expanding Box (continued)
CDH-
Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name
17. Maximum Capacity Limit 23. Need to Make Ice
18. Maximum Capacity Relay 24. Outdoor Air Temp
19. Minimum Capacity Limit 25. Power Up Delay Inhibit
20. Minimum Capacity Time Remaining 26. Power-Up Start Delay
21. Need to Cool 27. Refrigerant Monitor
22. Need to Heat 28. Refrigerant Type

5. EVAPORATOR Box
Table 56 lists settings that may be included in the Evaporator expanding box on the on the CDHF,
CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 56. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Evaporator Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Chilled Water Setpoint 11. Evaporator Water Flow Status
2. Active Chilled Water Setpoint Source 12. Evaporator Pump Control
3. Active Ice Termination Setpoint 13. External Chilled Water Setpoint
4. Active Ice Termination Setpoint Source 14. External Chilled Water Setpoint Enable
5. Approximate Evaporator Water Flow 15. Filtered Chilled Water Setpoint
6. BAS Chilled Water Setpoint 16. Front Panel Ice Building Command
7. Calculated Chiller Capacity 17. Front Panel Ice Termination Setpoint
8. Evaporator Differential Water Pressure 18. Ice to Normal Cooling Timer Setpoint
9. Evaporator Entering Water Temp 19. Ice to Normal Time Remaining
10. Evaporator Leaving Water Temp

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CDH- 6. CONDENSER Box

Table 57 lists settings that may be included in the Condenser expanding box on the on the CDHF,
CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 57. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CVHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Condenser Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Hot Water Setpoint 12. Condenser Pump Control
2. Active Hot Water Setpoint Source 13. Condenser Pump Off Delay
3. Approximate Condenser Water Flow 14. Condenser Pump Override
4. BAS Hot Water Setpoint 15. Condenser Pump Override Time Remaining
5. Condenser Capacity Command 16. Condenser Water Flow Point 1
6. Condenser Design Delta Temp 17. Condenser Water Flow Point 2
7. Condenser Differential Water Pressure 18. Condenser Water Flow Switch
8. Condenser Entering Water Temperature 19. Condenser Water Flow Status
9. Condenser Leaving Water Temperature 20. Condenser Water Pump Off Delay
10. Condenser Pressure Drop Point 1 21. Ext Hot Water Stpt
11. Condenser Pressure Drop Point 2 22. Front Panel Hot Water Setpoint

7. CIRCUIT 1 and CIRCUIT 2 Boxes

Table 58 lists settings that may be included in the Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 expanding boxes on the
on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 58. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Circuit 1 and Circuit 2 Expanding Boxes

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Condenser Saturated Refrigerant Temperature 5. External Circuit Lockout Ckt1/Ckt2
Ckt1/Ckt2

2. Evaporator Approach Temperature [Diff.] Ckt1/ 6. Front Panel Lockout Ckt1/Ckt2

Ckt2

3. Evaporator Refrigerant Pressure Ckt1/Ckt2 7. High Pressure Cutout Circuit (On/Off) Ckt1/Ckt2
4. Evaporator Saturated Refrigerant Temperature
Ckt1/Ckt2

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8. MOTOR Box CDH-

Table 59 lists settings that may be included in the Motor expanding box on the on the CDHF, CDHG,
and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 59. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Motor Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Active Current Limit Setpoint 6. Current Limit Softload Start Point
2. Active Current Limit Setpoint Source 7. External Current Limit Setpoint
3. BAS Current Limit Setpoint 8. External Current Limit Setpoint Enable
4. Capacity Control Softload Time 9. Front Panel Current Limit Setpoint
5. Current Limit Control Softload Time 10. Ice Machine Current Limit Setting

9. MOTOR 1 and MOTOR 2 Boxes

Table 60 lists settings that may be included in the Motor 1 and Motor 2 expanding boxes on the on
the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 60. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Motor Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Average Line Current Ckt1/Ckt2 13. Starter Current L3 Ckt1/Ckt2
2. Average Line Current % RLA CKt1/Ckt2 14. Starter Current L3 %RLA Ckt1/Ckt2
3. Current Limit Softload Target Ckt1/Ckt2 15. Starter Energy Consumption Last Reset
4. Motor Winding Temp #1 Ckt1/Ckt2 16. Starter Energy Consumption Non Resetable
Ckt1/Ckt2
5. Motor Winding Temp #2 Ckt1/Ckt2 17. Starter Energy Consumption Resettable
6. Motor Winding Temp #3 Ckt1/Ckt2 18. Starter Load Power Factor Ckt1/Ckt2
7. Restart Inhibit time Electro Mechanical Starter 19. Starter Max Current Ckt1/Ckt2
8. Starter Average Phase Voltage Ckt1/Ckt2 20. Starter Power Consumption Ckt1/Ckt2
9. Starter Current L1 Ckt1/Ckt2 21. Starter Power Demand Ckt1/Ckt2
10. Starter Current L1 %RLA Ckt1/Ckt2 22. Starter Voltage Phase AB Ckt1/Ckt2
11. Starter Current L2 Ckt1/Ckt2 23. Starter Voltage Phase BC Ckt1/Ckt2
12. Starter Current L2 %RLA Ckt1/Ckt2 24. Starter Voltage Phase CA Ckt1/Ckt2

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CDH- 10. COMPRESSOR 1 and COMPRESSOR 2 Boxes

Table 61 lists settings that may be included in the Compressor 1 and Compressor 2 expanding
boxes on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 61. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Compressor 1 and 2 Expanding Boxes

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Compressor Refrigerant Discharge Temp (Ckt1 / 16. Inboard Bearing Temperature (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
Ckt2)
2. Compressor Running Status (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 17. Inlet Guide Vane Control (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
3. Compressor Running Time (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 18. Oil Differential Pressure (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
4. Compressor Starts (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 19. Oil Heater Command (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
5. High Compressor Refrigerant Discharge 20. Oil Pump Command (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
Temperature Cutout (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
6. IGV 1 Auto Position Command (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 21. Oil Pump Control (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
7. IGV 1 Manual Percent Command (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 22. Oil Pump Discharge Pressure (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
8. IGV 1 Manual Position Command (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 23. Oil Pump Override Time Remaining (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
9. IGV 1 Max Steps (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 24. Oil Tank Pressure (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
10. IGV 1 Percent Open (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 25. Oil Tank Temperature (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
11. IGV 1 Position (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 26. Oil Temperature Compressor Running (Ckt1 /
Ckt2)
12. IGV 2 Max Steps (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 27. Oil Temperature Compressor Stopped (Ckt1 /
Ckt2)
13. IGV 2 Percent Open (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 28. Outboard Bearing Temperature (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
14. IGV 2 Position (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 29. Post-Lubrication Time (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
15. IGV and AFD Control (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 30. Pre-Lubrication Time (Ckt1 / Ckt2)

11. AFD 1 Box

Table 62 lists settings that may be included in the AFD 1 expand box on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH
version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 62. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: AFD 1 Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. AFD Control Ckt1 10. Generator Fault Input Ckt 1
2. AFD DC Bus Voltage Ckt1 11. Generator Frequency Command Ckt 1
3. AFD Last Diagnostic code (decimal) Ckt1 12. Generator On-line Input Ckt 1
4. AFD Output Power Ckt1 13. Generator Run Command Ckt 1
5. AFD Surge Capacity Increase Ckt1 14. Generator Speed Signal Ckt 1
6. AFD Transistor Temperature Ckt1 15. IGV and AFD Control Ckt 1
7. Boundary Pressure Coefficient Ckt 1 16. Pressure Coefficient Ckt 1
8. Frequency Ckt1 17. Speed Ckt 1
9. Frequency Command Ckt1

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12. AFD 2 Box CDH-

Table 63 lists settings that may be included in the AFD 2 expand box on the CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH
version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 63. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: AFD 2 Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. AFD Control Ckt2 10. Generator Fault Input Ckt 2
2. AFD DC Bus Voltage Ckt2 11. Generator Frequency Command Ckt 2
3. AFD Last Diagnostic code (decimal) Ckt2 12. Generator On-line Input Ckt 2
4. AFD Output Power Ckt2 13. Generator Run Command Ckt 2
5. AFD Surge Capacity Increase Ckt2 14. IGV and AFD Control Ckt2
6. AFD Transistor Temperature Ckt2 15. Generator Speed Signal Ckt 1
7. Boundary Pressure Coefficient Ckt 2 16. Pressure Coefficient Ckt 2
8. Frequency Ckt2 17. Speed Ckt 2
9. Frequency Command Ckt2

13. PURGE 1 and Purge 2 Boxes

Table 64 lists settings that may be included in the Purge 1 and Purge 2 expanding boxes on the
CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH version of the Unit Status screen.
Table 64. Status Utility - CDHF, CDHG, and CDHH Unit Status Tab Screen: Purge 1 Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Absorptive Capacity (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 13. Pumpout Time Since Last Regeneration (Ckt1 /
Ckt2)
2. Average Daily Pumpout - 7 Days (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 14. Pumpout Total at Last Regeneration (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
3. Carbon Regen Cycles (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 15. Pumpout - Life (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
4. Chiller On 7 Days (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 16. Purge Carbon Tank Tank Temp (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
5. Daily Pumpout Limit (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 17. Purge Exhaust Circuit Test (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
6. Daily Pumpout - 24 Hours (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 18. Purge Float Switch
7. Disable Daily Pumpout Limit (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 19. Purge Liquid Temperature (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
8. Exhaust Circuit Pressure Test (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 20. Purge Regen Cycle (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
9. Exhaust Circuit Vacuum Test (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 21. Purge Refrigerant Compressor Suction Temp
(Ckt1 / Ckt2)
10. Pumpout Chiller Off - 7 Days (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 22. Refrigeration - Life (Ckt1 / Ckt2)
11. Pumpout Chiller On - 7 Days (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 23. Time at Last Regeneration [Date Stamp] (Ckt1 /
Ckt2)
12. Pumpout Relay (Ckt1 / Ckt2) 24. Time Until Next Purge Run (Ckt1 / Ckt2)

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CVH- The Status Utility - Unit Status Screen for CVHS

The content of the following expanding boxes is the same as the CVHE, CVHF, CVHG, CVHH, and
CVH version:
• CHILLER MODES Box (See Table 41, p. 88.)
• CHILLER Box (SeeTable 44, p. 89.)
• CIRCUIT Box (See Table 47, p. 90.)
• PURGE Box (See Table 51, p. 92.)
• PURGE MODES Box (See Table 42, p. 88.)
• DIAGNOSTIC MODES Box (See Table 43, p. 88.)
• EVAPORATOR Box (See Table 45, p. 89.)
• CONDENSER Box (See Table 46, p. 90.)
The CVHS version of the COMPRESSOR box, MOTOR box, and the ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE
box have some unique items. Their contents are listed in the following tables.

COMPRESSOR Box
Table 65 lists settings that may be included in the Compressor expanding box on the CVHS version
of the Unit Status screen.
Table 65. Status Utility - CVHS Unit Status Tab Screen: Compressor Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. Compressor Control Signal 13. IGV2 Position Steps
2. Compressor Running 14. Lube Differential Pressure
3. Compressor Running Time 15. Lube Flow First Stage Bearing
4. Compressor Starts 16. Lube Flow Second Stage Bearing
5. Compressor Vibration 17. Lube Pump Discharge Pressure
6. Condensor Lubrication Source Valve Command 18. Lube Pump Control
7. Evaporator Lubrication Source Valve Command 19. Lube Pump Override Time Remaining
8. High Vacuum Trip Point 20. Lube Pump Discharge Pressure
9. IGV 1 Manual Position Command 21. Lube Pump Section Pressure
10. IGV1 Position 22. Evaporator Lubrication Source Valve Command
11. IGV1 Position Steps 23. Condenser Lubrication Source Valve Command
12. IGV2 Position

MOTOR Box
lists settings that may be included in the Motor expanding box on the CVHS version of the Unit
Status screen.
Table 66. Status Utility - CVHS Unit Status Tab Screen: Motor Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. AFD % RLA Ripple 9. AFD Motor Current W % RLA
2. AFD Average Motor Voltage 10. AFD Motor Voltage UV
3. AFD Estimated Rotor Flux 11. AFD Motor Voltage VW
4. AFD Motor Current U 12. AFD Motor Voltage WU
5. AFD Motor Current V 13. AFD Max Motor Voltage
6. AFD Motor Current W 14. AFD Output Power
7. AFD Motor Current U % RLA 15. Active Current Limit Setpoint
8. AFD Motor Current V % RLA 16. Active Current Limit Setpoint Source

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 Status Utility Tab Screens

Table 66. Status Utility - CVHS Unit Status Tab Screen: Motor Expanding Box (continued)
CVH-
Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name
17. Average Motor Current 27. Motor Winding Temp #1
18. Average Motor Current % RLA 28. Motor Winding Temp #2
19. BAS Current Limit Setpoint 29. Restart Inhibit Time (MP)
20. Current Limit SoftLoad Target 30. Speed Command
21. Ext Current Limit Setpt 31. Starter Energy Consump. NonReset
22. Ext Current Limit Setpt 32. Starter Energy Consump. Resettable
23. Front Panel Current Limit Setpoint 33. Starter Energy Consump. Last Reset
24. Motor Frequency 34. Starter Max Current
25. Motor Speed 35. Starter Power Demand
26. Motor Temperature

ADAPTIVE FREQUENCY DRIVE Box

Table 67 lists settings that may be included in the Adaptive Frequency Drive expanding box on the
CVHS and AFDN version of the Unit Status screen
.
Table 67. Status Utility - CVHS Unit Status Tab Screen: Adaptive Frequency Drive Expanding Box

Ref # Setting Name Ref # Setting Name

1. AFD Average Input Current 17. AFD Last Diagnostic Code (decimal)
2. AFD Average Input Voltage 18. AFD Line Supply Protect Interlock Status
3. AFD Circuit Breaker Shunt Trip Status 19. AFD Low Bus Cutout
4. AFD DC Bus Voltage 20. AFD Motor On Interlock Status
5. AFD Drive Status 21. AFD Panel Interlock Fault Status
6. AFD DSP Software Version 22. AFD Panel Interlock Warning Status
7. AFD E-Halt Status 23. AFD Parameter Read Response
8. AFD Fast Overcurrent Trip Current 24. AFD Present Operating Mode
9. AFD Gate Drive Software Version 25. AFD Rectifier Base Temp
10. AFD Gate Kill Status 26. AFD Transistor Temp
11. AFD High Bus Cutout 27. AFD Transistor Temp Cutout
12. AFD Input Frequency 28. Boundary Pressure Coefficient
13. AFD Inverter Base Temp 29. IGV and AFD Control
14. AFD Inverter Module Temp U 30. Pressure Coefficient
15. AFD Inverter Module Temp V 31. Re-optimization Time Remaining
16. AFD Inverter Module Temp W 32. Starter Input Power Consumption

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Appendix A: Tracer TU Connection Error Conditions
During initial connection to a controller, you may encounter an error message or error condition.
The messages with corrective actions are listed in Table 68.
Table 68. Error Conditions Arising During Tracer TU Connection

Error Message/Condition Corrective Action

Does not recognize USB hardware. Respond as follows:
• Install correct USB drivers using Tracer TU Setup.exe.
• If you get this message and have the correct USB
drivers installed, then make sure to wait long enough
for the UC800 to completely boot before attaching the
USB cable.

Tracer TU is not responding or the screen is Look in the lower right hand corner of the Tracer TU
blank. screen. It should say “Connected Local USB”. If not, the
connection has been lost. Restart Tracer TU by clicking the
Connection icon (lightening bolt) in the upper left of the
Tracer TU window.

Found New Hardware (Popup message) If the popup message does not appear, run the Tracer TU
(Windows 7) installation file, Tracer TU Setup.exe

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Appendix B: Upgrading UC800 Firmware
If a new level of UC800 firmware is issued, you can upgrade the firmware by completing the
following steps.
1. Connect your laptop to the USB port on the UC800 or on the Control Panel.
2. Start Tracer TU.
3. Click the Equipment Utility tab (wrench icon) on the right side of the Tracer TU window.
4. Click the Configuration tab.
5. Click the Upgrade Controller button at the bottom left of the window.
The Application Software Download dialog box appears.

Figure 16. Application Software Download dialog box

6. Select the version number from the Version drop-down list box.
7. Click Upgrade Device.
A message box appears asking you to confirm your decision to upgrade the UC800.
8. Click OK.

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Appendix C: Upgrading the Adaptive Frequency Drive 3
(AFD3) Firmware
Use the Tracer TU AFD3 Firmware Utility to upgrade the AFD3 firmware. (The AFD3 firmware
should rarely require an upgrade.) This utility accomplishes the file transfer in a shorter time than
a normal file transfer to the UC800.

Upgrade Procedure
Perform the following steps to upgrade the AFD3 firmware:
1. Start Tracer TU and click Work Offline on the Startup Task Panel.
2. Select Utilities > AFD3 Firmware Utility to bring up the AFD3 Firmware Utility dialog box.
3. Select the Upgrade radio button.
4. Select the firmware you want to download from available options on the Options drop-down
list.
5. Click Next and enter site information.
The Customer, Chiller, and Drive information is used to create a unique folder for backup files.
6. Physically connect your PC to the USB port (CONSOLE) on the AFD3 drive using the same USB
cable you use to connect to the UC800.
(Should the utility fail to detect the AFD3, unplug and replug the USB cable.)
7. Click Next to start the download.
The Saving Setup Values dialog box appears while the current configuration and events are
backed up. A visual meter tracks the progress of the backup. (The backup file is saved under the
MyDocuments\Firmware Wizard\History folder.)
8. Click Next to proceed with the download.
A visual meter indicates the progress of the download.
9. Click Next when the download is complete.
Communication with the AFD3 drive is reestablished ,the previously backed up configuration
values are reloaded, and the drive is rebooted. Finally, the Upgrade Complete dialog box
appears displaying a completion message.
10. (Optional) Select check boxes to display the log file, setups archive file, or event history file
produced during the upgrade operation.
11. Click Finish.
(The files you selected in step 10 will continue to be displayed on your screen.)

AFD3 Configuration Archive and Restore

You can also use the AFD3 Firmware Utility to archive (back up) the AFD3 configuration. This
operation is normally performed when you need to send AFD3 data to technical support for
analysis. Use the Restore operation to restore the AFD3 configuration from an archive file. See the
AFD3 Firmware Utility section in the Tracer TU Help for Chillers for the correct procedures. (You can
access the Help within the Tracer TU service tool, by selecting the Tracer TU Help option on the Help
menu.)

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