Fire Mode with NC activation signal
1. Verify that the Fire mode signal halts the Fire mode and triggers the start signal (Run). If necessary, use a two
contact relay, one contact Normally Open and the other Normally Closed.
2. Verify that the CO mode signal triggers the CO mode as well as the start signal (Run).If necessary use a two contact
Normally Open relay.
3. When one of the two modes is triggered, the drive will accelerate towards de preset speed according to the normally
open contact table (see section 6.1).
4. When the two modes aren’t active, the drive will start to decelerate and stop, showing in the display
5. The Fire signal disables the protection features so the drive will maintain continuous operation in emergency
conditions. The speed can be forward or reverse depending on the value set in the “Fire Speed” parameter.
AP7. CO2 MODE
This section explains how to configure the “CO” control mode. This mode allows the drive to regulate the speed of the
ventilator depending on the CO
2
level read by a probe.
7.1 PROGRAMMING
Use the next table to change to, or modify, the CO2 mode.
Table “CO
2
”
1. In order to make the regulation more dynamic, change the o parameters. Increase until the output
is fast enough. The increase as much as possible and stop before the system oscillates.
2. See section 7.2 for the setpoint configuration.
ATTENTION: If there’s a power loss while the ventilator is working and the RUN switch is
closed, the drive will enter the stop stage and show on the display. Once the power is
restored, if the RUN switch is still closed, the drive will maintain the stop status. In order to start
again, the RUN switch must be opened and closed again. This operation can be modified
setting the mode in the parameter.