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Alarms and Messages of CI 3000

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Version 2.09 09. April 2014

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents3
Conventions7
Explanation of 'General Instructions7
Explanation of 'Safety Instructions and Hazard Warnings7
Warning Signs and Symbols Employed8
- Safety Instructions9
- Disclaimer in the Event of Non-Compliance10
- Personnel Requirements, Requirements on Staff10
- Intended Use11
- BGV A3 - Five Safety Rules11
- Electrostatic Sensitive Devices (Esds)12
- ESD - Rules for Handling and Working12
- Abbreviations Used12
- System Design of CI 300013
- Circuit Points14
- New Features Compared to Previous Versions15
- Application of CI 300019
- Function of CI 300021
- Alarms and Messages21
- Acknowledgement of Alarms and Messages22
- Remote Alarm Messaging23
The Priority Concept24
Extended Alarm Destinations24
- Suppressing False Alarms Caused by Maintenance Work (Service Mode)26
- Relay Outputs27
- PRIO1 / PRIO2 Alarm Relay27
- AUX Multifunctional Relay27
- Digital Inputs28
- Message and Alarm Inputs28
- Special Inputs29
- CAN Bus Station Monitoring30
- Alarm Suppression in Manual Shutdown of LDS Components30
- Configuration of the LDS System Via the PC Software Ldswin31
- Automatic Fault Report Transmission Via Modem31
- Display of Temperature Archives (HACCP) on Store Computer31
EU Archive32
- Archive Memory Requirements32
Timers34
Energy Management34
Totalizer and Peak Load Monitoring35
Load Shedding Manager (LSM)35
M-Bus Interface for Consumption Data Capture37
Integration of Refrigeration Controllers38
Integration of Third-Party Case Controllers38
Faqs - Frequently Asked Questions and Answers38
Installation and Startup of CI 3000 / SIOX39
Panel Mounting39
CAN Bus40
- Fast CAN Bus Connection40
Modem41
- SMS Text Message Transmission Via a GSM Modem42
- FAX Transmission Via ISDN Modem42
- Modem Hardware Reset42
Local Configuration LDS-System by Service PC43
SIOX Extension Modules - for DIN Rail Mounting44
- SIOX - Connecting to the Store Computer45
- Configuring of SIOX46
- SIOX - Connecting to Energy, Gas and Water Meters47
Calculation of Consumption/Capacity from Meter Values49
- DC Supply Via SIOX Terminals 93 and 9450
Special Functions for Startup51
Connecting Case Controllers52
Connection of the M Bus Gateway53
- M-Bus-Gateway Status Leds54
DIP Switch / Jumpers55
Firmware Update56
Downloading Software Update57
Replacing the Battery59
- Pin and Terminal Assignments of CI 3000 / SIOX63
- CI 3000 Store Computer Terminal Diagram63
- Terminal Assignment for 230 V AC Power Supply64
- Terminal Assignment for 230 V AC Digital Inputs64
- Terminal Assignment for 230 V AC Relay Outputs65
- Terminal Assignment for CAN Bus66
- Terminal Assignment for the Interfaces66
- SIOX - Extension Module Terminal Diagram67
- SIOX - Terminal Assignment of Digital Inputs 24 V AC/DC / 230 V AC68
- SIOX - Terminal Assignment for 230 V AC Relay Outputs69
- SIOX - Terminal Assignment of the Interfaces70
- Operation of CI 300071
- Operating Interface71
- Menus and Screens71
- Deactivate Entry Block74
- Superuser Mode (Granting Superuser Rights)75
- Service-Modus75
- Remote Operation/Parameter Setting of a LDS Component76
- Menu Structure of CI 300077
- Main Menu77
- Menu Main Menu79
- Menu 1 Alarms79
- Menu 2 General Overview80
- Menu 3 Archive80
- Menu 4 Message Log (Event Log)81
- Menu 5 Remote Control82
- Menu 6 Store Computer82
- Menu 7 Monitoring106
- Menu 8 I/O Monitor111
Menu 9 Parameters113
Menü 0 HVAC Overview117
Decommissioning and Disposal119
Decommissioning / Demounting119
Disposal119
Alarms and Messages of CI 3000121
Specifications of CI 3000 / SIOX127
Electrical Data127
Mechanical Data130
Dimensions of the CI 3000130
Mounting Frame for Panel Mounting131
Mechanical Data, SIOX Extension Module132
Order Numbers and Accessories of CI 3000133
Store Computer133
Accessories for Store Computer133