Emerson E2 Manuel utilisateur

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PART 1: Device Setup

This document contains set up information for the E2 and

XM678D V.2.5. For additional information, refer to

Emerson Retail Solutions Typical Installation Details Binder

(Asia Pacific Technical Services). For installation and

operation information, refer to the XM678D manual

(P/N 026-1219).

Setting the Address on XM678D Using the CX660 Keyboard

1. Press + at the same time for five seconds to open the first level programming. The display

will stop flashing once it has entered programming mode.

2. Navigate through the parameters by pressing or until Adr appears on the screen.

3. Press and assign the corresponding address for the device by pressing or .

Figure 1 - XM678D and CX660 Keyboard

Figure 2 - CX660 Keyboard

E2 and 678D V.2.5 Set Up Guide

Quick Start Guide

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4. Press to save changes.

5. To exit, press + or wait for a few seconds without pressing any button; the display will start

flashing.

E2 Serial Port Setup

1. Log into the E2 controller by pressing the button.

2. Enter USER in the Username field and press .

3. Enter PASS in the Password field and press .

4. Press , , , (General Controller Info).

5. Press twice to move to the C3: Serial tab.

6. Press to highlight the COM2 Connection parameter.

6.a. Press (LOOK UP) and select MODBUS-1 (if MODBUS-1 is being used, select MODBUS-2

or MODBUS-3 connection).

6.b. Press to set the configuration.

6.c. Set the MODBUS connection as follows:

(Press to select options and to set the configuration.)

• COM2 Baud: 19.2K Baud

• COM2 Data Size: 8

• COM2 Parity: None

• COM2 Stop Bits: 1

7. Press to save changes.

8. Press to go back to the Home screen.

Note: The XM MODBUS Connection must be set to 19.2K Baud.

Figure 3 - C3: Serial Tab

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Part 2: Adding the XM678D Controller in E2

1. Press , , , (Connected I/O Boards and Controllers).

2. Press once to move to the C3: ECT tab. Highlight the XM678D application and enter the desired

number of devices under Quantity.

3. Press to save changes.

4. Press to go back to the Home screen.

Part 3: Commissioning the XM678D Controller

1. Press , , , to open the Network Summary screen.

Figure 4 - C3: ECT Tab

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2. Press to highlight the XM678D controller to be commissioned and press .

3. If a Select Network box appears on the screen, select the MODBUS number where you configured the

device and press .

4. Select the address for the device and press .

Note: The MODBUS device address must be the same as the address assigned on the device.

Figure 5 - Network Summary Screen

Figure 6 - MODBUS Device Address

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5. The screen for setting the physical address will appear. Press to continue.

6. Press to save the assigned address.

7. Press to go back to the Home screen.

8. Press , , , to open the Network Summary screen.

9. Wait for a few seconds and XM678D should appear Online.

10.Repeat this process for other devices.

Figure 7 - Device Address Setup

Figure 8 - XM678D Commissioning to the E2 Controller

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Part 4: Associating the XM678D to the XM Circuit

1. From the Home screen, press , to open the System Configuration menu.

2. Press to open the Network Setup menu.

Figure 9 - System Configuration Menu

Figure 10 - Network Setup Menu

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3. Press to open the Controller Associations menu.

4. Select the XM Circuit.

5. Press to confirm.

6. Select the XM678D device to be associated to the XM circuit.

7. Press (LOOK UP).

8. Press to confirm.

9. The XM678D device is now associated to the XM Circuit.

10.Repeat this process for other XM678D controllers.

11.Press to confirm and save changes.

12.Press to go back to the Home screen.

Figure 11 - Controller Associations Menu

Figure 12 - XM678D Device Selection

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Part 5: Suggested Starting Values

Note: Parameters with “-”are site specific.

Table 1 - Suggested Starting Values

XM Retail Solutions Device Description Starting

Electronic Expansion Valve

FtY Refrig Type XM Kind Of Gas -

PMU Pressure Unit XM Pressure Measurement Unit -

Atu Autotune SH XM Min. Stable Superheat n

AMS Auto Superheat XM Adaptive Superheat Enable n

SSH Superheat SP XM Bottom Of The Regulation Band 9

Pb SH TR XM Top Of The Regulation Band 36

rS SH TR Offset XM Re-Positioning Regulation Band -3.6

inC SH I-Gain XM Speed & Deviations 220

PA4 Sens Min Pres XM Probe @ 4mA See Notes

P20 Sens Max Pres XM Probe @ 20mA See Notes

oPE Start % XM Starting Valve % -

SFd Start Dur XM Start Valve Duration -

FRC Fast Recov Cont XM Valve Closing Speed Below Set Point 0

LSt Valve Min Steps XM Min. Valve Steps -

USt Valve Max Steps XM Max. Valve Steps -

ESt Extra Steps XM Extra Step When Closing Valve -

Sr Step Rate XM Step Rate -

CPP Max Phase Cur XM Current Per Phase -

CHD Hold Phase Cur XM Current To Maintain Position -

HSF Motor Movement XM Kind Of Motor Movement -

teP Valve List XM Pre-set Valve List -

teU Valve Type XM Valve Type Used -

Regulation

HY HY/TR XM Top Of The Regulation Band 18

int I-Gain Case XM Speed & Deviations 220

CrE Continuous Reg XM Enables Stable Control Y

Temp Unit XM Units For Display C

Fan

FnC Fan Mode XM Fan Operating Mode -

FSt Fan Delay XM Fan Stop Temperature -

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Notes:

- For XM678D Version 2.5, probes are Retail Solutions type.

- The same Engineering Unit must be used in the PA4 and P20 parameters as set in the device. See example

below:

•If a PP11 transducer is connected to an XM678D, Prn set to rEL and PMU (PNU in device) set to Bar, the ff.

procedures should be done:

a. PA4= -0.5

b. P20= 11

•To change the pressure reading on screen from bar to psi, the ff. procedures should be done in order:

a. Set PNU to psi

b. Set PA4= -7

c. Set P20= 161

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