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The CAREL PLDPRO graphic display is an electronic device designed for panel installation, compatible with previous PGD1 line terminals. It facilitates comprehensive graphic management through the display of icons (defined at the application software development level) and supports international fonts in two sizes: 6x8 and 12x16 pixels. Additionally, it features an acoustic signal generated by a piezoelectric buzzer. The application software resides solely on the pCO controller, eliminating the need for additional software on the terminal itself during operation. The terminal operates within a wide temperature range of -20°C to 60°C, and its front panel boasts an IP65 protection rating.
The PLDPRO terminal is designed for panel mounting. The drilling template requires dimensions of 71x29mm. To install, insert the terminal into the opening, secure it to the panel using two lateral sliding plastic brackets, and then fit the click-on frame.
For pLAN mode, connect the telephone cable (code S90CONN00*) from the pCO controller to the RJ11 connector located on the rear of the terminal.
The terminal's address can only be configured after connecting the power supply via the RJ11 telephone jack. The factory default address is 32. To enter configuration mode, press and hold the ◉ + + + ↑ buttons simultaneously for at least 5 seconds. A screen will appear with a flashing cursor in the top left corner. To change the display address setting, press the ◉ button once to move the cursor to the address field (nn). Use the ↓↑ buttons to select the desired value and confirm by pressing ◉ again. If the selected value differs from the previously saved one, the new value will be stored in the permanent memory. If the 'nn' field is set to 0, the terminal will communicate with the pCO controller using a "point-to-point" protocol (not pLAN), and the "I/O Board address: xx" field will not be displayed.
To modify the list of terminals associated with each pCO controller:
◉ + + + ↑ buttons.◉ button until the cursor moves to the 'xx' field (I/O board address).↓↑ buttons to select the desired pCO controller. Only pCO controllers currently online will be available. If the pLAN network is not functioning or no pCO controller is present, the field will display "-".◉ again will display subsequent screens.◉ button moves the cursor between fields, and the ↓↑ buttons change the current field's value. The 'P:xx' field shows the selected controller's address (e.g., 12 in the example).◉.
The 'Adr' column shows terminal addresses associated with the pCO controller (address 12 in the example), while 'Priv/Shared' indicates the terminal type.
Note: PLDPRO terminals cannot be configured as "Sp" (shared printer) as they lack a printer port. If inactive for over 30 seconds, the configuration procedure exits automatically without saving changes.If the terminal detects an offline pCO controller, it displays "I/O Board xx fault." If no network signal is received, it displays "NO LINK."
Pressing and holding the ◉ + + + ↑ buttons for at least 10 seconds displays the network status and firmware version screen. This screen shows the pLAN network status, including connected devices and their addresses.
◉: pCO controllers active in the network.◉: terminals active in the network. : no device connected.
For example, it might show pCO controllers with addresses 1, 2, 25, and terminals with addresses 3, 4, 15, 26. To exit, press ◉.Use the ++↓↑ buttons to adjust the contrast. To check the firmware version, press and hold the ◉ button while supplying power until the screen appears. To reset contrast to default, press ◉ when the screen is displayed.
The device does not have specific user-serviceable maintenance features described in the manual. Any changes or modifications to the product are at CAREL's discretion without prior notice.
The appliance (or product) must be disposed of separately in accordance with local waste disposal legislation.
The CAREL product is a state-of-the-art device, and its operation is detailed in the technical documentation available on www.carel.com. The client (builder, developer, or installer) is responsible for all risks related to configuring the product to achieve desired results in the final installation. Failure to conduct the necessary study, as indicated in the user manual, may lead to product malfunction, for which CAREL is not liable. The product must only be used as described in its documentation. CAREL's liability is governed by its general contract conditions or specific client agreements.
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