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Climatix

Short Manual

Climatix Control System

[v. 2.14.10, 2.14. 2 0, 2.14.30 & 2.14.40]

Table of contents

1. External HMI (DM) .................................................................................. 3

2. Functions ................................................................................................. 7

2.1 Overall functions ....................................................................................... 7

2.2 Operating mode ........................................................................................ 9

2.3 Time switch program - details ................................................................ 13

2.4 Week scheduler ...................................................................................... 13

2.5 Day scheduler ......................................................................................... 14

2.6 Calendar (exceptions and stop) .............................................................. 14

2.7 Temperature control................................................................................ 16

2.8 ECO control............................................................................................. 19

3. Alarms ....................................................................................................20

3.1 General.................................................................................................... 20

3.2 Alarm list details...................................................................................... 22

3.3 Alarm list ................................................................................................. 22

3.4 Alarm history........................................................................................... 22

3.5 Alarm settings and history list ................................................................ 23

4. Commissioning Modbus...................................................................... 24

4.1 Commissioning internal Modbus RTU.................................................... 24

4.2 Commissioning internal Modbus TCP .................................................... 26

5. Save and reset commissioning/factory settings.............................. 27

5.1 Save ........................................................................................................ 27

5.2 Reset ....................................................................................................... 27

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1. External HMI (DM)

The external HMI has the following operating elements:

Operating elements

A. INFO

Explanation/help.

No light = Stop

Steady green light =

Normal operation

Blinking green = Start

up seq., Night temp.

test, Night cooling or

Night heating

Steady orange light =

Emergency stop

Blinking orange = Fire

damper exercising

Green/orange alter-

nately blinking = Off or

Manual control.B. ALARM

Blinks red

in event of

alarm.

D. ESC

Press once to return

to the previous menu/

page, or to cancel

ongoing editing.

E. Navigation and

OK dial.

Turn clockwise or

counterclockwise

to go down or up in

the menus.

Press to enter a

menu, go to next

page or to edit a

value.

Turn to change a

value.

Hold down to

advance directly to

the password enter

menu in case the

setting you want to

edit requires you to

C. Display

screen

Hand unit

Logging in

Use “Password enter 1000” (basic access level) for editing the most common

parameters, such as setpoints, temperatures, etc.

If additional parameters and setpoints require editing, use “Password enter

2000” (normal access level)..

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C. Display screen

Displays menus, parameters, parameter settings, operating settings, etc.

E. Navigation and OK dial

●●Select menus, parameters, parameter values: Turn.

●●Other parameter values: Turn.

●●Go to lower levels or setting pages: Press.

●●Exit setting pages and assume changed values: Press.

●●Go to password enter page: Press long.

D. ESC button

●●Go to next higher level: Press.

●●Exit setting pages and reject changed values: Press.

●●Go back to last active page (after going to password handling page

using the navigation dial): Press.

●●Go back to last active page (after going to Main Menu page using the

Info button): Press.

B. Alarm button

LED:

●●Off: No alarm.

●●Blinking: Alarm pending.

●●Lit continuously: Pending acknowledged alarm.

Press button to do the following:

●●Go to last alarm.

●●Go to alarm list (displays pending alarms and alarm history).

●●Go to alarm history.

●●Go to alarm settings.

●●Acknowledge and reset alarms in alarm list or history.

More information on alarms is available in Section 3, Alarms

A. Info button

●●Go to the main menu and alternate between the main menu and start

page: Press.

More information

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Display design:

a Present access levels:

- No symbol: No level

- 1:a key: basic access level (Password enter: 1000)

- 2:a key: normal access level (Password enter: 2000)

- 3:e key: technical access level

b Title of displayed pages.

c 7: Number of the selected line; 9: Total number of lines on page.

d Page includes additional lines above, visible when you scroll upward.

e Page includes additional lines below, visible when you scroll downward.

f From here you can access another level below.

g Currently selected line.

Fan control

Extract air fan

Act.fan stage

Fire function

Off

Stop

O verru n.clg.elh

Block stage 2/3

Fan stage nightop

S e t.o p.t im e

180 sec

-40.0 °C

Stage 1

b c

Extr. air fan Off

On navigation lines, the object is highlighted in black when selected. It displays the

present value for a component in front of the navigation arrow.

Navigation:

●●Select line: Turn the navigation dial.

●●Switch to level below: Press the navigation dial.

Act.fan stage Off

The object is also highlighted in black when selected for display lines (read only). It

displays the present value for a component.

Fan stag night op Stage 1

The parameter name and its present value are highlighted against a black

background.

To set a value:

●●Select the line: Turn the navigation dial.

●●To switch setting page: Press the navigation dial.

●●Set the parameter value on setting page: Turn the navigation dial.

●●Exit the setting page and assume the changed parameter value: Press the

navigation dial.

●●Exit setting page without assuming changed parameter value: Press ESC

Display screen

Navigation lines

Display line

Setting line

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When only one value is selectable:

Stage 1

The checked off line (Fire Setpoint) displays the presently set value. Change the

value as follows:

●●Select new value: Turn the navigation dial.

●●Assume new value and exit the setting page: Press the navigation dial.

●●Retain old value and exit the setting page: Press the ESC button.

When multiple values can be selected:

e nblLo wLim it

enblOffNormal

enblFault

selfRelease

typeAlarm

evtOffNormal

Checked off lines display presently selected values. Change values as follows:

●●Select new value: Turn the navigation dial.

●●Select or deselect value: Press the navigation dial.

●●Assume the new value:

– Select Done: Turn the navigation dial.

– Select Done: Press the navigation dial.

●●Retain the old value and exit the setting page: Press the ESC button.

The scale displays minimum and maximum adjustable values.

Change the preset value as follows:

●●Adjust the number under the arrow : Turn the navigation dial.

●●To move the arrow to the left: Turn continuously via increments of ten

(9--->0 or 0--->9).

●●To move the arrow to the right: Do not turn the knob for at least one second.

●●Assume the new value and exit the setting page: Press the navigation dial.

●●Retain the old value and exit the setting page: Press the ESC button.

To set discrete parameter

values..

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2. Functions

2.1 Overall functions

2.1.1 General

This section describes special functions that relate to the application as a whole.

Main menu > Overall functions.

Parameter Value Function

Summer-winter calculation – Summer

– Winter

Displays present status for summer and winter

operation.

Go to page to parameterize summer/winter

changeover.

Manual operation

– Auto.

– Manual

Displays whether one of the outputs is not in auto

mode (intervention via HMI), a sensor is out of

service or the manual operation mode is not on

auto.

Go to page with all digital inputs, e.g. to set the

alarm class for enabled manual alarm.

– Auto mode: No element in manual mode or out of

service.

Manual mode: At least one element is in manual

operation or out of service.

Enable manual alarm

– No

– Yes

Enables an alarm if in Manual mode = Manual.

– No alarm will trip.

– Alarm enabled.

Enable comm. test The function is not available.

Communications test The function is not available.

2.1.2 Summer/winter changeover

None.

It decides whether the plant is operating in the summer or winter mode based on

various options (hardware input, date, temperature). This information is required (as

an option) to shut down humidiﬁcation in summer, to changeover the Combi Coils

and to changeover temperature control (Tmp control mode = RmSplyC Su or

RtSplyC Su).

A hardware input enabled for the changeover (Main menu > Conﬁguration >

Conﬁguration 1 > Su/Wi input = Yes) has the highest priority (Signal 1 = Summer).

The temperature or date can affect the changeover depending on parameterization.

Both criteria must be met when both are enabled. There will be no changeover and

the plant will operate continuously in the winter mode if no criterion is enabled.

Parameter

Prerequisites

Function

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Main menu > General func. > Summer-winter calculation

Parameter Value Function

Status

– Winter

– Summer

Status for summer/winter changeover:

– Winter operation is enabled.

– Summer operation is enabled.

Su/Wi input

– Winter

– Summer

Status of input on hardware side for changeover.

Go to page with all digital input settings to change

the input’s direction of control, for example change

the output signal.

– Winter operation enabled: Signal 0.

– Summer operation enabled: Signal 1.

Outs. temp. dampened Dampened outside air temperature.

Date/Time, summer *.* *:* Set date and time for changeover to summer

operation.

Example:

23:30 01.Apr ---> Changeover on April 1 at 11:30

PM.

– Asterisks only (*.* *:*): Changeover date is

not relevant; changeover occurs based on

temperature.

Permissible time entries:

*:* ---> 00:00

*:20 ---> 00:20

10:* ---> 10:00

– Date entry:

Allowed: 15.May

Not allowed by month: Odd/Even.

Date/Time, winter *.* *:* Set date and time for changeover to winter

operation.

Example:

10:40 PM 01.Oct ---> Changeover on October 1 at

10:40 PM.

Note: See summer Date / Time parameter.

Time constant 0…36000 [h] Time constant to calculate dampened (determined

over this period) outside air temperature. Set

this value for the short period to 0 to reset

the dampened or assume present outside air

temperature.

Outs temp summer -64...64 [°C] Changes over to summer operation when the

dampened outside air temperature is greater than

this value.

Outs temp winter -64...64 [°C] Changes over to winter operation when the

dampened outside air temperature is less than this

value.

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