XC1008D-XC1011D - Emerson Climate Technologies

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Fan Alarms (AF1-AF17)Dynamic Setpoint Suction (o1-o8)Condenser Set point (O9-O14)Analog outputs configuration (1Q1, 3Q1)Analog Outputs 1 (1Q1-1Q26)Analog Outputs 2 (2Q1-2Q25)Analog outputs 3 (3Q2-3Q26)Analog outputs 4 (4Q1-4Q25)Auxiliary Outputs (AR1-AR12)Other (oT1-OT9)NOTE: some sub menu could be absent depending on the model.Push the SET key to enter a menu and the parameter with their value will be displayed: see belowpicture.Push theThen push thekey and use the UP and DOWN keys to modify the value.key to store the new value and move to the following parameter.NOTE: the Pr2 or Pr1 message is present only in Pr2 menu.It is possible to modify the level of each parameter changing Pr2 Pr1 or vice versa.NOTE: Pushing the EXIT button the initial screen shot is displayed.1592021021 XC1008-1011-1015D GB A5 r.1.5A 12.10.2009 XC1008-1011-1015D 14/66
4. SERVICE MENUThe service menu collect the main functions of the controller.From the Service menu is possible to:- see the values of analog outputs- see the status of compressor relay- operate a maintenance section- see the status of safety and configurable digital inputs- see the values of the probes- set the real time clock- use the HOT KEY to program the instrument or to program the HOT KEY- set the password and enable it for some menu- set the instrument language.4.1 How to enter the Service menuFrom the main display screen push the SERVICE button and the SERVICE menu is entered.See below picture:The Service sub-menu are the following:ANALOG OUTPUTSRELAY OUTPUTSCOMPRESSOR SERVICEDIGITAL INPUTSPROBESPASSWORDLANGUAGESelect one of them with the UP or DOWN keys then push the SET key to enter the sub-menu1592021021 XC1008-1011-1015D GB A5 r.1.5A 12.10.2009 XC1008-1011-1015D 15/66
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