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Carel mastercella User Manual

Carel mastercella
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ir33 platform
ir33
ir33 power
ir33 DIN
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mastercella
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Carel mastercella Specifications

General IconGeneral
SeriesMastercella
Front ProtectionIP65
Protection RatingIP65 (front)
Control TypePID, ON/OFF
DisplayLCD
InputsNTC, PT1000
OutputsRelay, SSR
Storage Temperature-30°C to +70°C
Analogue Outputs4-20 mA, 0-10 V
Serial CommunicationRS485, Modbus RTU
Relative Humidity<90% RH non-condensing

Summary

Important Warnings

Introduction

1.1 Main Features

Details key features of the ir33 platform, including power supply, display, and keypad.

User Interface

2.1 Display

Explains the controller's display elements, icons, and operational status indicators.

2.2 ir33, ir33 power and ir33DIN Keypad

Details button functions and operation modes for specific ir33 models.

2.3 powercompact, powercompact small and MasterCella Keypad

Describes button functions and operation for powercompact models.

Installation

Cleaning the Instrument

Provides instructions on how to clean the controller using neutral detergents and water.

Programming the Instruments

4.1 Modifying the Parameters

Guides on how to access and change parameter values using the front keypad.

4.2 Storing the New Values Assigned to the Parameters

Explains the procedure for saving modified parameter values and exiting the setting mode.

4.3 Classification of the Parameters

Lists and categorizes operating parameters based on their function and type.

4.4 Downloading the Parameters via the Network

Details the process for downloading parameters to the instrument via a network connection.

4.5 Setting the Set Point

Describes how to adjust the temperature set point directly from the keypad.

4.6 Alarms with Manual Reset

Explains how to reset alarms manually after the causes have been resolved.

4.8 Semi-automatic Serial Address Assignment Procedure

Outlines the steps for assigning serial addresses automatically via a PC application.

Accessories

5.1 Parameter Copying Key

Details the use of programming keys for copying controller parameter sets.

5.1.1 Copying and Downloading the Parameters

Explains the procedure for copying parameter sets to or from a programming key.

5.2 Remote Control

Explains the functions and operation of the compact remote control device.

5.3 Serial Interface Options

Covers RS485 serial card options for network connection and repeater display.

5.4 Programming Kit

Describes the programming kit for PC interface to manage instrument parameters.

Description of the Functions

6.2 Testing the Display and Keypad on Start-up

Details the start-up procedure to test the display and keypad functionality.

6.3 Switching the Controller ON and OFF

Explains how to switch the controller ON and OFF using various sources like digital input or keypad.

6.4 Auxiliary and Light Output Management

Covers the control of auxiliary and light outputs via buttons, supervisor, or digital inputs.

6.6 Defrost

Explains defrost management, including activation events, start, progress, and end conditions.

6.7 New Defrost Activation Modes

Describes advanced defrost activation modes based on compressor time or variable intervals.

6.8 Pump Down and Low Pressure

Details the pump down function and low pressure alarm management for compressor protection.

6.9 Continuous Cycle

Explains the continuous cycle function for rapid temperature reduction and its operation.

6.10 High Condensing Temperature Alarm

Covers the high condensing temperature alarm, pre-alarm, and condenser fan control.

6.11 Control with Dead Band

Explains the control with dead band feature for temperature regulation, especially in direct mode.

6.12 Control with Second Step

Details the control with a second step, including rotation and its impact on load management.

6.14 Antifreeze Alarm

Describes the antifreeze alarm function, its activation threshold, and delay settings.

6.16 HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point)

Explains the HACCP function for temperature monitoring and anomaly recording.

Description of the Operating Parameters

7.1 Temperature Probe Management Parameters

Details parameters for managing temperature probes, including calibration and display settings.

7.2 Temperature Control Parameters

Covers parameters related to temperature control, set points, dead bands, and operating modes.

7.3 Compressor Management Parameters

Explains parameters for compressor management, including start delays, minimum times, and duty settings.

7.4 Defrost Management Parameters

Details parameters for managing defrost cycles, including type, intervals, and durations.

7.5 Alarm Management Parameters

Covers parameters for managing temperature alarms, digital inputs, and condenser temperature alarms.

7.6 Fan Management Parameters

Explains parameters for managing evaporator and condenser fans, including start temperatures and defrost behavior.

7.7 General Configuration Parameters

Details general configuration parameters like serial address, relay functions, and keypad/remote control settings.

7.8 HACCP Alarm Management Parameters

Covers parameters for HACCP alarm management, including event recording and date/time settings.

7.9 RTC and Timed Defrost Management Parameters

Explains parameters for Real-Time Clock (RTC) and timed defrost management.

Alarms and Signals

8.1 Summary Table of Alarms and Signals: Display, Buzzer and Relay

Provides a summary of alarms, their display, buzzer, relay status, and reset modes.

8.2 Table of Alarms and Signals: Functions Enabled/Disabled

Details how various functions are enabled or disabled during specific alarm situations.

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