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Guidelines and precautions for safe installation, start-up, and servicing of equipment.
Overview of Touch Pilot functions, components, and operating modes.
Details on SIOB, EMM, and AUX1 boards, power supply, and LED indicators.
Main controller ports, connectors, and pressure sensor types.
Description of various temperature sensors used for monitoring unit components.
Details on Evaporator pumps, Electronic Expansion Valve (EXV), and Water flow switch.
Summary and details of terminal block connections for unit control.
Explanation of volt-free contacts for unit control and setpoint selection.
Details on connections for EMM options like ice storage and override.
Description of the touch screen interface and its navigation buttons.
Diagram showing navigation paths through menus: Home, Main, Config, Alarms.
Overview of Touch Pilot setup, web interface, and welcome screen.
Monitoring unit status, capacity, and pump status via the synoptic display.
Procedures for starting/stopping the unit and logging in as a user.
Steps to change the user password via the User Configuration menu.
How to change display language and system of measurement (metric/imperial).
Accessing main control parameters, inputs, and outputs status.
Accessing user-modifiable parameters like pump config and schedule menu.
Option to override system configuration and issue commands for unit operation.
Visualizing unit operations and monitoring selected parameters with graphs.
Configuring time schedules for unit start/stop and setpoint selection.
Enabling and configuring HTTP server and browser settings for web access.
Accessing technical documents related to the product via the web interface.
Overview of main menu items, icons, and descriptions.
Details on GENUNIT parameters for operating mode, status, and control.
Details on TEMP parameters for cooler, outdoor, and gas temperatures.
Further details on GENUNIT parameters like setpoint, capacity, and limits.
Details on TEMP parameters for cooler, outdoor, and gas temperatures.
Details on PRESSURE parameters for discharge, suction, and oil pressures.
Details on INPUTS for switches, levels, and interlocks.
Details on OUTPUTS for compressors, fans, and alarms.
Details on PUMPSTAT for flow setpoint, pump commands, and status.
Details on RUNTIME for machine, compressor, and fan operating hours.
Details on MODES for unit operation states like delay, night mode, and master/slave.
Details on ENERGY parameters for cooling power, electrical input, and efficiency.
Configuration of cooling, heating, and ice setpoints, and limit setpoints.
Settings for circuit priority, loading sequence, ramp loading, and delays.
Settings for cooler pump sequence, rotation delay, and anti-stick protection.
Settings for user password and language list selection.
Details on password and language list settings.
Details on pump sequence, rotation delay, and standby settings.
Configuration of cooling and heating reset selections and parameters.
Setting unit on/off time schedules and setpoint selection time schedules.
Defining holiday periods, including start month, day, and duration.
Settings for activating broadcasts and daylight saving selection.
Configuration of date, time, and daylight saving time settings.
Details on CCN element number, device description, and software version.
Settings for enabling HTTP server and setting HTTP server timeout.
Accessing reset alarms, current alarms, and alarm history.
Controlling unit start/stop based on operating type, overrides, and alarms.
Managing one or two water exchanger pumps, including configuration.
Procedure for automatic pump rotation delay and changeover.
Functionality for automatically starting pumps to prevent sticking.
Defining the control point based on active setpoint and reset calculations.
Modifying active setpoint to reduce machine capacity based on load.
Setting maximum allowable capacity using external orders or night mode.
Minimizing water temperature changes by controlling ramp loading speed.
Adjusting capacity using variable speed compressor to maintain water temperature.
Configuring unit operation for limited capacity (night) or reduced noise levels.
Controlling head pressure with fans and detecting refrigerant leaks.
BACnet communication and selection of lead/lag circuits for dual-circuit units.
Setting the order of circuit capacity changes based on compressor loading.
Linking units for master/slave operation and Energy Management Module.
Displaying unit status, alarms, and configuring email notifications.
Procedures for resetting alarms and accessing alarm history logs.
Descriptions of alarms related to thermistor failures in various sensors.
Descriptions of alarms related to pressure and water transducer failures.
Alarms related to communication loss with boards or auxiliary devices.
Alarms for configuration errors, freeze protection, and process failures.
Alarms for oil pressure, discharge temperature, and suction valve issues.
Alerts related to preventive maintenance dates and servicing actions.
Warnings related to VFD failures for compressors and fans.
Alarms related to conflicts or missing configurations in master/slave setups.
Common alarms associated with variator malfunctions for compressor drives.
Common alerts related to VFD supply, voltage, and communication faults.
Alarms and alerts for fan drives, including over-current and communication errors.
Alarms and alerts for pump drives, including over-current and overload conditions.
Alerts for cumulative hours, undervoltage, and overload conditions.
Recommendation to activate a maintenance contract for optimal operation and service.