Carel Ir33 smart User manual

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CAREL ir33

Quick reference Handbook

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MAIN FEATURES OF THE INSTRUMENT

USER INTERFACE

1. ON/OFF switch button – UP button to increase temperature values

2. DOWN button to decrease values - Activates/deactivates the

manual defrost

3. SET temperature button

4. Prg/mute button

5. Malfunctioning or failure warning icon

6. High/Low temperature alarm icon

7. icon is ON when defrost process starts

8. icon is ON when compressor starts

9. icon is ON when evaporator fans starts

10. icon is ON when an auxiliary output is active

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POWER OFF

When the instruments is switched off the display shows the label OFF and

all internal relays are disabled (not energized)

POWER ON

When the controller is switched on a special procedure tests the display

and the keypad. The display is completely ON for 2 seconds

Three segments “---“ on the display are visualized for 2 seconds and then

the controller becomes operative

Compressor icons flashes and the compressor activation is delayed by

safety times

SET CAVITY

TEMPERATURE

To display or to set the temperature, proceeds as follows:

Keep SET button pressed for more than 1 second. The instruments

displays the temperature value

Increase or decrease the set point using UP/DOWN buttons, until reaching

the desired value

Press SET button again to confirm the new value

FREQUENT USE

PARAMETER

(TYPE F)

Press Prg/mute button more than 5 seconds the instruments shows the

code of the first adjustable parameter (type “F”) – if an alarm is active,

pressing this button, the buzzer is muted first.

FREQUENTLY USE PARAMETER LIST: St, rd, rt, rH, rL, dI, dt1, dt2,

dP1, dP2, dd, d8, d/1, d/2, AL, AH, Ad, F1, Fd

CONFIGURATION

PARAMETER

(TYPE C)

Access to the configuration parameters is protected by password that

avoid unwanted modifications or access by unauthorized personel.

Proceeds as follows:

1. Press Prg/Mute and Set buttons together for more than 3

seconds; display shows a flashing numerical code “0” that indicates

the password prompt

2. Press UP button to set the password – CAREL thermoregulators are

provided with password set to 11 (the code of the password allows

access to the configuration parameters)

3. Confirm by pressing the Set button to enter in the programming

mode and scroll up/down the operating parameters list

4. Display shows the code of the first adjustable type “C” parameter

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MANUAL

DEFROST

Manual defrost is activated or deactivated if DEF/DOWN button is keep

pressed more than 5 seconds.

When defrost starts display shows dFb (defrost begining)

Defrost’s warning icon is ON when defrost is active

Defrost can be interrupted simply by pressing again the DEF/DOWN

button more than 5 seconds. Display shows the message dFE (defrost

End)

MODIFYING THE

PARAMETERS

After having displayed the first operating parameter, either type C or type

F, it is necessary to procedes as follows:

1. Press UP/DOWN button until reaching the parameter to be

modified. When scrolling the list, an icon appears on the display

that indicates the category the parameter belongs to

2. Press SET button to display the parameter’s value

3. Increase or decrease its value using UP/DOWN button

4. Press again SET button to temporarily save the new value, closing

the parameter adjustment and return to the display of the

parameter code

Repeat the operations from point 1 to 4

STORING THE

NEW ASSIGNED

VALUES

To definitively store the new values of the modified parameters, procede

as follows:

1. Press the Prg/mute button more than 5 seconds

2. Display shows the label Pro

The controller step out the parameter setting procedure and the display

shows current temperature value.

RESET ANY

MODIFICATIONS All modifications made to the parameters, temporarily stored into the

internally memory of the controller, can be cancelled and normal operation

resumed by not pressing any button for 60 second, thus allowing the

parameter setting session to expire due to timeout

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HOW TO CHECK

CAVITY PROBE

TEMPERATURE

To check current temperature measured by a single installed probe,

proceeds as follow:

1. refers to the previous step how to get in the configuration

parameter session - type C parameter

2. scroll the configuration parameter list, by using UP/DOWN

buttons, until display shows the parameter /C1 (calibration or

offset for cavity probe)

3. press SET button

4. display shows the probe calibration value, used to correct the

temperature measured by the probe by means of an offset

5. Press again SET button

6. display shows the current temperature value measured by the

probe

7. press SET button to return to display of the parameter code /C1

HOW TO CHECK

EVAPORATOR

TEMPERATURE

Current evaporator probe temperature is available by means of the

parameter /C2 (calibration or offset for evaporator probe)

To check temperature value proceeds as previously indicated from step 1

to step 2, considering the configuration parameter /C2

HOW TO CHECK

CONDENSER

TEMPERATURE

If the condenser probe is installed it is possible to check condenser

temperature by means of the parameter /C3 (calibration or offset for

condenser probe)

To check temperature value proceeds as previously indicated from step 1

to step 2, considering the configuration parameter /C3

BE CAREFUL ⇒DO NOT ADJUST THE

CALIBRATION VALUE

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TABLE OF OPERATING PARAMETERS

N° Code Range U.M. Description

TEMPERATURE PROBE MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS

1 /2 0...15 -- Measurement stability

2 /3 0...15 -- Probe display response

3 /4 0…100 -- Virtual probe

4 /5 0/1 Flag Selection °C or °F

5 /6 0/1 Flag Decimal point

6 /tl 1…6 -- Display on terminal

7 /tE 0...6 -- Display on external terminal

8 /P 0…2 -- Type of probe

9 /A2 0…3 -- Configuration probe 2

10 /A3 0…3 -- Configuration probe 3

11 /c1 -20…20 °C/°F (/10) Calibration probe 1

12 /c2 -20…20 °C/°F (/10) Calibration probe 2

13 /c3 -20…20 °C/°F (/10) Calibration probe 3

TEMPERATURE CONTROL PARAMETERS

14 St r1…r2 °C/°F set point temperature

15 rd 0.1…20 °C/°F Control delta

16 rn 0…60 °C/°F Dead band

17 rr 0.1…20 °C/°F Reverse differential for control with dead band

18 r1 -50...r2 °C/°F Minimum set point allowed

19 r2 r1…200 °C/°F Maximum set point allowed

20 r3 0...2 Flag Operating mode

21 r4 -20...20 °C/°F Automatic night-time set point variation

22 r5 0...1 °C/°F Enable temperature monitoring

23 rt 0...999 °C/°F Temperature monitoring interval

24 rH - °C/°F Maximum temperature read

25 rL - °C/°F Minimum temperature read

COMPRESSOR SAFETY TIME AND ACTIVATION PARAMETERS

26 c0 0...15 Minutes Compressor and fan delay on start-up

27 c1 0…15 Minutes Minimum time between two sequent compressor

starts

28 c2 0...15 Minutes Minimum compressor OFF time

29 c3 0...15 Minutes Minimum compressor ON time

30 c4 0…100 Minutes Duty setting

31 cc 0…15 Hours Continuous cycle duration

32 c6 0…15 Hours Alarm bypass after continuous cycle

33 c7 0...900 Seconds Maximum pump down time

34 c8 0...60 Seconds Compressor start delay after open PD valve

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N° Code Range U.M. Description

35 c9 0...1 Flag Enable autostart function in PD

36 c10 0...1 Flag Select Pump down by time or pressure

37 c11 0...250 Seconds Second compressor delay

DEFROST MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS

38 d0 0...4 Flag Type of defrost

40 dI 0…250 Hours Interval between defrosts

41 dt1 -50…200 °C/°F End defrost temperature, evaporator

42 dt2 -50…200 °C/°F End defrost temperature, aux evap.

43 dtP 0...200 °C/°F Defrost end temperature when defrost has done

with compressor OFF and fans ON

44 dP1 1…250 Minutes Maximum defrost duration, evaporator

45 dP2 1…250 Minutes Maximum defrost duration, aux evap.

46 d3 0...250 Minutes Defrost start delay

47 d4 0/1 Flag Enable defrost on start-up

48 d5 0…250 Minutes Defrost delay on start-up

49 d6 0...2 -- Display on hold during defrost

50 dd 0…15 Minutes Dripping time after defrost

51 d8 0…15 Hours Alarm bypass after defrost

52 d8d 0…250 Hours Alarm bypass after door open

53 d9 0/1 Flag Defrost priority over compressor protectors

54 d/1 - °C/°F Defrost probe 1 read

55 d/2 - °C/°F Defrost probe 1 read

56 dC 0/1 Flag Time base (0=h/m;1=m/s)

57 d10 0...250 Hours Compressor running time for defrost

58 d11 -20...20 °C/°F Running time temperature for defrost

59 d12 0...3 -- Advanced defrost

60 dn 1...100 % Nominal defrost duration

61 dH 0...100 -- Proportional factor, variation in dI

ALARM MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS

62 A0 0.1…20.0 °C/°F Alarm (fan) differential

63 A1 0/1 Flag Relative or Absolute Alarm

64 AL -50…200 °C/°F Low temperature alarm threshold

65 AH -50…200 °C/°F High temperature alarm threshold

66 Ad 0…250 Minutes Low and high temperature signal delay

67 A4 0…15 Flag Digital input 1 configuration

68 A5 0…15 Flag Digital input 1 configuration

69 A6 0…100 Minutes Stop compressor from external alarm

70 A7 0…250 Minutes External alarm detection delay

71 A8 0/1 Flag Enable alarms ‘Ed1’ and ‘Ed2’

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N° Code Range U.M. Description

72 Ac 0...200 °C/°F High condenser temperature alarm

73 AE 0.1...20 °C/°F High condenser temperature alarm differential

74 Acd 0…250 Minutes High condenser temperature alarm delay

75 AF 0…250 Seconds Light sensor OFF time

76 ALF -50...200 °C/°F Antifreeze alarm threshold

77 AdF 0…15 Minutes Antifreeze alarm delay

78 ACS -50...200 °C/°F Alarm Clean Setpoint

79 ACd 0.1...50 Minutes Alarm Clean differential

EVAPORATOR FAN MANAGEMENT PARAMETERS

81 F0 0...2 Flag Fan management

82 F1 -50...200 °C/°F Fan stop temperature

83 F2 0/1 Flag Fan OFF with compressor OFF

84 F3 0/1 Flag Fans in defrost

85 Fd 0…15 Minutes Fan OFF after dripping

86 F4 -50...200 °C/°F Condenser fan stop temperature

87 F5 0.1...20 °C/°F Condenser fan start differential

GENERAL CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

88 H0 0…207 -- Serial address

89 H1 0...10 Flag Function of relay 4

90 H2 0...6 Flag Disable keypad/IR

91 H4 0/1 Flag Disable buzzer

92 H6 0...255 -- Lock keypad

93 H8 0/1 Flag Select activation of output with time band

94 H9 0/1 Flag Enable set point variation with time band

95 Hdh -50...200 °C/°F Anti-sweat heater offset

96 CCd 0...999 -- Clean Counter Days

97 Cd 0...999 -- Clean days

98 SAn 0...255 -- Service Alarms number

99 SAr 0...1 Flag Service Alarms counter reset San

100 CAn 0...255 -- Clean Alarm counter

101 CAr 0...1 Flag Clean Alarm counter reset

NOTE 1:

Above operating parameters are available for all range of CAREL thermoregulators. Particularly all green

highlighted parameters are available on new CAREL controller ir33 IRELF0HN245, currently installed on HD

cabinets and counters

NOTE 2:

Blu highlighted operating parameters listed above are not influential for the functioning of the appliance.

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SERVICE ALLARMS AND SIGNALS

SERVICE ALARMS

SERVICE ALARMS DUE TO MALFUNCTIONING OR FAILURE PRODUCE A WARNING

SIGNALS ON THE DISPLAY BY MEAN OF THE SERVICE ICON

CAVITY PROBE

FAULT

In case of cavity probe faulty or malfunctioning display shows the error

signal rE and E0 (cavity probe S1 fault) alternately

The appliance works however and compressor starts are controlled by

time (15 mins is ON and 15 mins is OFF) until the fault is resolved. This

alarm signal is automatically restored when the faulty erased and the

probe replaced

During this time interval the service alarm icon flashes on display and an

acoustic signal is ENABLED

EVAPORATOR

PROBE FAULTY

In case of evaporator probe faulty or malfunctioning display shows an

error signal E1 (evaporator probe S2 fault).

This alarm signal is automatically restored when the faulty erased and

the probe replaced

During this time interval the service alarm icon flashes on display.

Acoustic signal is DISABLED

CONDENSER

PROBE FAULTY

(WHEN INSTALLED

ON BOARD)

In case of condenser probe faulty or malfunctioning display shows the

error signal SEr and E2 (condenser probe S3 fault) alternately

This alarm signal is automatically restored when the faulty erased and

the probe replaced

During this time interval the service alarm icon flashes on display.

Acoustic signal is DISABLED

CLEAN ALARM

If a probe is set as the condenser probe, the condenser temperature can

be monitored to signal the high temperature alarm, due to obstruction or

fouling

In this case a warning signal is visualized and display shows the error

signal CLn and the temperature measured by the condenser probe

alternately

Service alarm icon is flashing and the acoustic signal DISABLED

The clean alarm is reset to zero by pressing the Prg/mute button and

the service alarm icon cancelled on display

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TEMPERATURE ALARMS AND SIGNALS

TEMPERATURE

ALARMS

HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURE ALARMS DUE TO MALFUNCTIONING OR

COMPONENTS FAILURE PRODUCE A WARNING SIGNALS ON THE

DISPLAY BY MEAN OF THE ALARM ICON.

LOW

TEMPERATURE

ALARM

In case of low cavity temperature, referred to the cavity probe, the

display shows a flashing error code LO.

Temperature alarm icon is flashing and the acoustic signal ACTIVE.

This alarm is automatically reset when cavity temperature increase over

the minimum temperature threshold, depending from the parameter AL

HIGH

TEMPERATURE

ALARM

In case of high cavity temperature, referred to the cavity probe, the

display shows a flashing error code HI.

Temperature alarm icon is flashing and the acoustic signal ACTIVE.

This alarm is automatically reset when cavity temperature decrease

under the maximum temperature threshold, depending from the

parameter AH

CONDENSER FAN

ALARM

In case of condenser fan faulty or malfunctioning display shows a

flashing error code SEr

Temperature alarm icon is flashing and the acoustic signal ACTIVE

Pressing Prg/mute button the buzzer is DISABLED but the alarm signal

is still active and shown on the display

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