Nyle e360 - Configuration; Heat Pump Controller Screens

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Conguration
CAUTION
Setting conguration options for the heat pump will re-
quire active 120V power, or main power if the unied
power package is installed. While activating the 120V
power for programming is safe, turning compressor op-
eration “on” at this stage is not. Complete the Pre-Start-
up Checklist before pressing the “on” button in the
control interface! Operating the heat pump compressor
before all checks have been performed can result in
severe equipment damage or major component failure.
This manual addresses conguration of individual
heat pump water heaters. For projects with central-
ized controllers connected to multiple heat pumps, or
BMS control systems, be sure to refer to additional
instructions for the conguration of those accessories.
Heat Pump Controller Screens
Your heat pump comes with a full color touchscreen
mounted on the front of the cabinet, under a weath-
erproof enclosure. Whenever 120V power is avail-
able, the controller will be active. There are 4 primary
screens that may be used during installation and typ-
ical operation.
Monitor Screen – This is the default display screen,
and features a variety of indicators related to the cur-
rent operation of the unit, but does not provide for any
conguration options.
Congure Screen – This screen requires installation
of a service jumper between terminals 24V and i7 to
allow access. All standard congurable parameters
are available in this screen, including operating mode,
target setpoints, and others.
Diagnose Screen – This screen requires installation
of a service jumper between terminals 24V and i7 to
allow access. Operating information specic to trouble-
shooting and diagnostics are available here, as well as
selected diagnostic and/or commissioning tools.
Alarms Screen – This screen is always accessible,
and shows all available alarms, their current status,
and provides access to the error history.
Following is guidance for the setup and conguration
of the heat pump water heater for its standard modes
of operation.
Diagram 5: Conguration Screen