Burkert 8660 User Manual
Type 8660 Control Center
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Control Center
Type 8660
(Apparatus Variations 1, 2 and 3)
1.7.1997
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Contents Page
1. Features and Application Possibilities........................................................... 4
2. Notes on Safety............................................................................................. 5
3. Installing the Control Center.......................................................................... 5
4. Apparatus Variations of the Control Center................................................... 6
5. Connections................................................................................................... 7
5.1 Wiring diagram.............................................................................................. 7
5.2 Signal inputs.................................................................................................. 10
5.3 Signal outputs................................................................................................ 10
5.4 DIP-switch..................................................................................................... 12
6 Structure of Heating and Cooling Systems and Control Center Functions 13
6.1 System structure............................................................................................ 13
6.2 Functions....................................................................................................... 14
7. Operating the Control Center........................................................................ 16
7.1 Operating and display elements.................................................................... 16
7.2
7.2.1 Overview of operating options in ZA.............................................................. 18
7.2.2 Setting the real-time clock in ZA.................................................................... 18
7.2.3 Setting the time-switch for the supplementary heater in ZA.......................... 20
7.2.4 Changing the air flow direction in ZA............................................................. 22
7.2.5
Operating Options in Operational Mode Ignition off (ZA)..............................
Switching the Defrost function on and off in ZA.............................................
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7.2.6 Changing the temperature set point in ZA..................................................... 22
7.2.7 Switching the supplementary heater on and off in ZA................................... 23
7.2.8 Switching the fresh air / circulation air flap on and off in ZA.......................... 23
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7.3
7.3.1 Overview of the possible operating options in ZE......................................... 24
7.3.2 Changing the air flow direction in ZE............................................................. 24
7.3.3
7.3.4 Switching level 1 of the front box blower on and off in ZE............................. 25
7.3.5 Changing the temperature set point in ZE..................................................... 25
7.3.6 Switching the supplementary heater on and off in ZE................................... 25
7.3.7 Switching the fresh air / circulation air flap on and off in ZE.......................... 26
7.4
7.4.1 Overview of the possible operating options in ME......................................... 26
7.4.2 Changing the air flow direction in ME............................................................ 27
7.4.3
7.4.4 Switching the front box blower on and off in ME........................................... 27
7.4.5 Changing the temperature set point in ME.................................................... 27
7.4.6 Switching the supplementary heater on and off in ME.................................. 28
7.4.7 Switching the driver's seat unit on and off in ME........................................... 28
Operating Options in Operational Mode Ignition on and Motor off (ZE)........
Switching the Defrost function on and off in ZE.............................................
Operating Options in Operational Mode Motor on (ME)................................
Switching the Defrost function on and off in ME............................................
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7.4.8 Switching the fresh air / circulation air flap on and off in ME......................... 28
7.4.9 Switching the passenger area floor unit on and off in ME............................. 29
7.4.10 Switching the passenger area roof unit on and off in ME.............................. 29
7.4.11 Switching the cooling unit on and off in ME................................................... 30
8. Valve Check.................................................................................................. 31
9. Error Message............................................................................................... 31
9.1 Error message 1 (Err 1)................................................................................. 31
9.2 Error message 2 (Err 2)................................................................................. 32
10. Maintenance and Care.................................................................................. 33
10.1 Maintenance.................................................................................................. 33
10.2 Care............................................................................................................... 33
11. Technical Data............................................................................................... 34
11.1 Electrical Data............................................................................................... 34
11.2 Mechanical Data............................................................................................ 34
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1. Features and Application Possibilities (Overview)
The Control Center is a fully-featured, easy to use, microprocessor-based control
unit. Especially designed for the heating and air conditioning of commercial
passenger buses, it enables an economical control of the temperature and air flow for
the driver and, to a lesser extent, also for the passengers. It has the installation
format of an auto radio.
The unit is easy to operate, using keys and three rotatable knobs (rotary switch,
rotary potentiometer). Different operational conditions of the heating and cooling
system of the passenger bus are shown using a display (digital) and light-emitting
diodes (LED).
The Control Center is offered in three variations, which are differentiated by the
extensiveness of the controllable capabilities.
Control Center 3 offers the largest range of capability, and is characterized by the
following features:
- Outputs for the activation of the front box flaps as well as for the control of a front
box valve (driver's area heater), a front box blower, a fresh air / circulation air flap, a
cooling unit, a unit in the passenger area roof (for example, blower), a unit in the
passenger area floor (for example, heater), a supplementary heater, and a
supplementary water pump.
- Real-time clock and programmable time-switch for the supplementary heater.
- Display of the operational condition of the supplementary heater, the cooling unit
and the unit in the passenger area roof and floor by means of light-emitting diodes,
or on the display.
- System check and error message.
Control Center 2 does not have an output for the control of a cooling unit. Control
Center 1 does not offer control of the cooling unit, the supplementary heater and the
unit in the passenger area roof, or the real-time clock and the time-switch.
With Control Center 1, the unit in the passenger area floor can only be switched on or
off. Control Center 2 and 3 offer two switch levels (for example, two heat levels).
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2. Notes on Safety
To ensure that the Control Center functions faultlessly and has a long life, the user
must observe the instructions in this user's manual, and pay attention to the usage
conditions and the allowable data according to the data sheet. Installation and
maintenance personnel must have been trained and authorized to carry out such
activities.
Appropriate measures must be taken to prevent unintended or improper use of the
Control Center, and the resulting detrimental influences on the process. After an
interruption, a defined and controlled restart of the system, as described in the user's
manual, must be carried out.
Secure electrical and fluid isolation devices must be used when the system is being
repaired. Control Center repairs may only be carried out by authorized Bürkert
technicians.
3. Installing the Control Center
The Control Center has the installation format of an auto radio and can be built into
the dashboard without tools, using a mounting frame. It is pushed, together with the
mounting frame, into the installation shaft which is provided for this purpose, and
locks itself in.
Release levers are used to dismount the system, the same as are used for auto
radios. They are entered into the drill holes on the side, until they release the lock.
The Control Center is then pulled out of the installation shaft with the release levers.
External dimension of housing ( W x H x D ) 174 mm x 51 mm x 79 mm
External dimension of front panel ( W x H x D) 188 mm x 58 mm x 8 mm
Total depth of system with plug strip 87 mm
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4. Apparatus Variations of the Control Center
The Control Center is offered in three variations, which are differentiated by the
extensiveness of the controllable capabilities:
• Control Center 1
• Control Center 2
• Control Center 3
In the following table, the controllable capabilities for each of the three Control
Centers are marked with an 'X'.
Control Center 1 Control Center 2 Control Center 3
front box flaps x x x
front box blower x x x
fresh air / circulation air
flap
driver's seat unit x
passenger area floor unit
passenger area roof unit
supplementary heater x x
supplementary water
pump
cooling unit x
x x x
x x
x x
x x
With Control Center 1, the unit in the passenger area floor can only be switched on or
off. Control Center 2 and 3 offer two switch levels.
Control Center 1 does not have a real-time clock or a time-switch for the
supplementary heater.
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5. Connections
5.1 Wiring diagram
Plug wiring diagram for Control Center 1
Figure 1 shows the backside of Control Center 1 with the plug area (right) and the
symbol list for the pins (left). The plug holds pins 1 to 36. The symbols for the
individual pins correspond fully with the symbols on the operating elements (see
Figure 7 and Figure 8). For further clarification, the plug wiring diagram is described
again in words in Figure 2.
Figure 1: Backside of Control Center 1 (Cannon/ITT plug)
Pin Connection Pin Connection
1 24 V 19 front box blower level 2
2 24 V 20 front box blower level 2
3 24 V 21 front box blower level 2
4 ground 22
5 ignition on (terminal 15) 23
6 motor on (terminal d+61) 24
7 illumination (terminal 58) 25
front box flaps windshield
8
front box flaps windshield
9
10 front box blower level 1 28 front box blower lever 3
11 front box blower level 1 29 front box blower lever 3
12 front box blower level 1 30 front box blower lever 3
13 driver's seat unit 31 valve potentiometer, shield
14 32 valve potentiometer, ground
15 33 valve potentiometer, sliding contact
16 34 valve potentiometer, supply +
front box flaps floor area
17
front box flaps floor area
18
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27 passenger area floor unit
35 front box valve motor
36 front box valve motor
Figure 2: Plug wiring diagram for Control Center 1
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Plug wiring diagram for Control Center 2 and 3
Figure 3 shows the backside of Control Center 2 and 3 with the plug (right) and the
symbol list for the pins (left). The plug holds pins 1 to 36. The symbols for the
individual pins correspond fully with the symbols on the operating elements (see
Figure 7 and Figure 8). For further clarification, the plug wiring diagram is described
again in words in Figure 4.
Figure 3: Backside of Control Center 2 and 3 (Cannon/ITT plug)
Pin Connection Pin Connection
1 24 V 19 front box blower level 2
2 24 V 20 front box blower level 2
3 24 V 21 front box blower level 2
4 ground 22 fresh air / circulation air flap +
5 ignition on (terminal 15) 23 fresh air / circulation air flap -
6 motor on (terminal d+61) 24
7 illumination (terminal 58) 25 cooling unit (only with CC 3)
front box flaps windshield
8
front box flaps windshield
9
10 front box blower level 1 28 front box blower level 3
11 front box blower level 1 29 front box blower level 3
12 front box blower level 1 30 front box blower level 3
13 passenger area roof unit 31 valve potentiometer, shield
14 supplementary water pump 32 valve potentiometer, ground
feedback Supplementary heater on
15
16 supplementary heater 34 valve potentiometer, supply +
front box flaps floor area
17
front box flaps floor area
18
feedback Cooling unit on (only with CC 3)
26 passenger area floor unit level 2
27 passenger area floor unit level 1
33 valve potentiometer, sliding contact
35 front box valve motor
36 front box valve motor
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Figure 4: Plug wiring diagram for Control Center 2 and 3
(CC: Control Center)
Reverse polarity protection:
The supply inputs of the Control Center are permanently protected against reverse
polarity of ground and plus (up to +30 V DC).
Short circuit protection:
Terminals 35 and 36 (front box valve motor) are only protected against a short circuit
with ground, but not against a short circuit with +24 DC.
All of the other inputs and outputs of the Control Center are protected against a short
circuit with ground, as well as with plus (up to +30 V DC).
Plug wiring diagram for front box valve:
Pin Connection Color
1 valve motor
2 valve motor
3 shield
4 potentiometer, GND
5 potentiometer, sliding contact
6 potentiometer, +
Figure 5: Plug wiring diagram for front box valve (Hirschmann plugs)
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5.2 Signal inputs
- input for feedback Ignition on Pin 5
- input for feedback Motor on Pin 6
- input for feedback Illumination on Pin 7
- input for feedback Supplementary heater on (only for Cont. Cen. 2 + 3)Pin 15
- input for feedback Cooling unit on (only for Control Center 3) Pin 24
- input for the potentiometer sliding contact connection
of the front box valve Pin 33
5.3 Signal outputs
Signal outputs for Control Center 1
- output signal for the control of the front box flaps windshield Pin 8, 9
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box flaps floor area Pin 17, 18
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box blower level 1 Pin 10, 11, 12
(max. 15 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box blower level 2 Pin 19, 20, 21
(max. 15 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box blower level 3 Pin 28, 29, 30
(max. 15 A)
- output signal for the control of a driver's seat unit Pin 13
(max. 5 A)
- output signal for the control of the passenger area floor unit Pin 27
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box valve Pin 35, 36
(max. 0.5 A)
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Signal outputs for Control Center 2 and 3
- output signal for the control of the front box flaps windshield Pin 8, 9
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box flaps floor area Pin 17, 18
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box blower level 1 Pin 10, 11, 12
(max. 15 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box blower level 2 Pin 19, 20, 21
(max. 15 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box blower level 3 Pin 28, 29, 30
(max. 15 A)
- output signal for the control of the passenger area roof unit Pin 13
(max. 5 A)
- output signal for the control of the supplementary water pump Pin 14
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the supplementary heater Pin 16
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the fresh air / circulation air flap Pin 22, 23
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the cooling units (only Control Center 3) Pin 25
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the passenger area floor unit, level 1 Pin 27
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the passenger area floor unit, level 2 Pin 26
(max. 0.5 A)
- output signal for the control of the front box valve Pin 35, 36
(max. 0.5 A)
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5.4 DIP-switch
(only for Control Center 2 and 3)
DIP-switch 1: Presettings for the passenger area roof unit
(passenger area blower or roof blower)
Setting on: passenger area blower will be automatically switched on when
the motor is switched on, and when the motor is switched off, the
blower will also switch off. The blowers can additionally be
switched on and off with the appropriate key.
Setting off: passenger area blower will not be automatically switched on.
DIP-switch 2: Presettings for the blower level 1
Setting on: front box blower level 1 will, in Ignition off, be switched on by the
time-switch 20 min. after the supplementary heater is switched on,
and switched off again after a further 20 min.
Setting off: front box blower level 1 will not be automatically switched on.
The location of the two DIP-switches in the Control Center can be seen in Figure 3.
The DIP-switches must be set before connecting to the power supply.
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