7) Alarms
The control box CB1 TAC3 FULL features 6 alarms :
- an alarm on fan failure. See 1 in the table hereunder.
- an alarm on pressure rise. See 2 in the table hereunder.
- an alarm on the reference pressure initialisation. See 3 / 4 / 5 in the table hereunder.
- alarm of failure to initialize assignment pressure in modes CPf/CPs. See 3 / 4 / 5 in the table hereunder.
- alarm of non respect of the assignment. See 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 in the table hereunder.
- CB data error alarm. See 10 in the table hereunder.
Wiring diagram: see appendix §
Alarm texts on display
The detailed information is displayed on several successive screens.
More information available on the PLC website :
Text displayed
1
FAN ALARM
2
PRESSURE ALARM
3
Pa INIT ALARM
AIRFLOW TOO LOW
4
Pa INIT ALARM
AIRFLOW TOO HIGH
5
Pa INIT ALARM
Pa NOT STABLE.
6
CA or LS ALARM
AIRFLOW TOO LOW.
7
CA or LS ALARM
AIRFLOW TOO HIGH
8
CP ALARM
PRESSURE TOO HIGH
9
CP ALARM
PRESSURE TOO LOW
10
DATA ERROR
(1) Alarm LED is ON, relay R1 is in alarm status, LED of relay is ON.
cannot be defined and motor sets itself in "softstop". To restart, press RESET until the alarm LED shuts off.
(2) Pa
ref
- If during pressure alarm init: the CB will operate normally but without a configured alarm pressure. If you wish a
pressure alarm anyway, determine the cause (system pressure or configuration, airflow, working zone,...) and start
again the pressure alarm init.
- If during CP init: determine the cause (system pressure or configuration, airflow, working zone,...) and start again.
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Description
Describes a fan function default. Check wiring, connections and 230V supply.
Otherwise the problem can be caused by defective wire, control circuit or motor.
(text is displayed on several successive screens).
It signals a fan pressure alarm.
Alarm LED is lit, R2 relay on SAT3 (option) is closed and theLED over the SAT3
relay is lit.
Actual fan airflow < requested airflow: the requested airflow is located at a pressure
level the fan cannot reach. Change the air system, or the airflow requested, or a use
bigger fan. (1) + (2)
This alarm signals that the nominal airflow requested cannot be reached because
the lower boundary of the fan's working range is reached. (1) +(2)
Pressure too unstable. Change the air system or airflow request. (1) + (2)
This alarm means the requested airflow cannot be reached.
Requested airflow cannot be held constant because the counterpressure on the fan
is too high.
This alarm signals that The airflow requested cannot be held constant because the
airflow is too low for the working range of the fan.
This alarm states that the minimum airflow of the fan is reached and calculated
pressure is still superior to requested pressure.
This alarm states that the maximum airflow of the fan is reached and calculated
pressure is still inferior to requested pressure.
This alarm indicates an error in the data of the control circuit. (1)
To solve this problem :
- Make a « factory reset » using the advanced setup (to activate press keys SETUP
and ENTER simultaneously until text "ADVANCED SETUP" appears on the
screen. Select "factory reset" and press enter.
- If not solved circuit has to sent back for a factory reprogramming.
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