What does ERR01 mean on my SMC Networks HEC002-A5 Controller?
If your SMC Networks Controller displays ERR01, it is caused by high-level noise on the power line, ground line, or temperature sensor line. Move the product to an environment with little noise, and turn on the power supply. If there is no alarm, it was caused by noise. Please consult with us.
What to do if my SMC Networks HEC002-A5 Controller shows ERR03?
If your SMC Networks Controller displays ERR03, it means that the EEPROM data was corrupted by high-level noise. Move the product to an environment with little noise and turn on the power supply. If there is no alarm, it was caused by noise. Please consult with us.
Why is my SMC Networks Controller showing ERR17?
If your SMC Networks Controller displays ERR17, it means that high-level noise entered the temperature sensor line. Check if the temperature instability is caused by noise. Please consult with us if it continues.
General| Brand | SMC Networks |
|---|---|
| Model | HEC002-A5 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Details revisions to the manual, including version updates and content modifications.
Lists and defines technical abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
Defines the manual's applicability and provides an overview of the Thermo-con unit.
Explains the unit's communication standards and capabilities for external control.
Outlines the structure and topics covered in each chapter of the operation manual.
Covers essential safety training and precautions before operating the Thermo-con unit.
Explains the meaning and placement of hazard warning and caution labels on the product.
Details safety interlock functions and precautions to prevent hazards during operation.
Provides guidance on the proper and safe disposal procedures for the product.
Specifies the recommended environmental conditions for product installation and operation.
Guides on the proper placement and airflow requirements for installing the Thermo-con unit.
Describes the procedure and hardware needed for securely mounting the product.
Provides instructions for connecting the circulating fluid piping, emphasizing flow rate and resistance.
Advises on the correct method for safely handling and transporting the Thermo-con unit.
Explains how to interpret the model number and its components.
Details the method used to determine the manufacturing year from the serial number.
Shows the location and explains the information present on the unit's model number label.
Presents the external appearance and outline dimensions of the Thermo-con models.
Provides a high-level explanation of the unit's internal operation and systems.
Describes the various operational functions and capabilities of the Thermo-con unit.
Identifies and describes the components located on the side view of the unit.
Identifies and describes the components located on the top view of the unit.
Explains the auto-tuning function for optimizing control parameters and its operation.
Presents detailed technical specifications for the HEC002-A and HEC006-A models.
Provides graphical representations of the unit's cooling and heating performance characteristics.
Details the steps for preparing and filling the unit with circulating fluid.
Outlines the requirements and procedures for connecting the unit's power supply.
Explains the importance and method for properly grounding the unit for safety.
Describes the process of supplying circulating fluid and draining it from the unit.
Lists essential checks to be performed before operating the unit to ensure proper function.
Describes the unit's state and display indications immediately after power is turned on.
Provides a general guide on how to operate the Thermo-con unit using its control panel.
Explains how to access and use Level 1 setting mode for basic operations like target temperature.
Details how to access and use Level 2 setting mode for maintenance and advanced configuration.
Describes Level 3 setting mode, primarily for communication parameter configuration.
Provides in-depth explanations for each setting mode level and its parameters.
Explains how to recognize and identify different alarm conditions based on the unit's display.
Illustrates the visual indications (blink/light) for various alarm states on the unit's display.
Provides instructions on the methods for resetting different types of alarms.
Lists all alarm codes, their descriptions, and the conditions under which they occur.
Offers guidance on diagnosing and resolving common alarm conditions and operational issues.
Details the pin assignments and physical styles of the unit's connectors.
Explains how to calculate the dew point using a psychrometric chart based on ambient conditions.
Provides specifications and usage notes for the included power supply cable.
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