Complete refrigeration appliance control with great exibility to adapt to refrigeration appliances and cold storage
rooms.
Advantages:
• Universal controller for control of up to 3 AKV valves in same refrigeration section
• Quick set-up with predened settings
• Easy conguration and service using a mobile app with Bluetooth
• Energy optimization of the whole refrigeration appliance
• Adaptive Minimum Stable Superheat (MSS) control is performed with lowest possible superheat
• Allows the suction pressure to be raised several degrees
• Adaptive Liquid Control (ALC) can be performed with superheat down to 0 degrees on transcritical CO2 systems
with liquid ejectors
Principle
The temperature in the appliance is registered by one to three S4 air temperature sensors which can be located in
the air ow of the evaporator. A setting for display read-out determines, if thermostat A temperature, the average S4
temperature or the highest S4 temperature is read out in the display.
If two displays are connected, it can be selected to read-out thermostat A temperature in display 1 and thermostat B
temperature in display 2.
The temperature of the evaporator is registered with one or two S5 sensors which can be used as a defrosting
sensor.
In addition to the outputs of the electronic AKV injection valves, the controller has relay outputs which are dened
by the application setting.
Figure 1: AK-CC55 with evaporator, AKV valve and sensor positions
AKA 245: LON unitsonly and max 250controller parameters
Multi Coil
KoolProg
Single Coil UI
AK-UI Info
AK-UI Set
AK-UI Bluetooth
Bluetooth
AK-CC55 Connect
Smart Device (IOS
or Android)
Modbus
LON/ TCP/IP (SNMP)
Display Bus
Modbus
LON/ TCP/IP (SNMP)
Modbus
Case ControllerRemote DisplayService App
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
Connectivity
The diagram outlines the connectivity options presented by AK-CC55 for the design of system functionality.
Figure 2: Connectivity
Data communication
The controller has built-in MODBUS data communication. If there is a requirement for a dierent form of data
communication, a Lon RS 485 module can be inserted in the controller.
• Day/night thermostat with ON/OFF or modulating principle
• Switch between thermostat settings via digital input
• Adaptive control of superheat
• Start of defrost via schedule, digital input, network or setting display
• Natural or electric defrost
• Stop of defrost on time and/or temperature
• Coordination of defrosting among several controllers in a line-up
• Pulsing of fans when thermostat is satised
• Appliance cleaning function for documentation of HACCP procedure
• Rail heat control via day/night load or dewpoint
• Humidity control in cold storage rooms
• Door function
• Control of night blinds
• Light control
• Heat thermostat
• High accuracy inputs will guarantee a better measuring accuracy than stated in the standard EN ISO 23953-2
without subsequent calibration (Pt 1000 ohm sensor)
• Integrated MODBUS communication with the option of mounting a LonWorks communication card
Liquid injection by use of AKV
Liquid injection in the evaporator is controlled by an electronic injection valve of the type AKV. The valve operates
as both expansion valve and solenoid valve. The controller opens and closes the valve based on sensor readings.
The function contains an adaptive algorithm which independently adjusts the valve’s opening so that the
evaporator constantly supplies optimum amount of refrigerant.
Superheat is measured via:
Pressure sensor Pe and temperature sensor S2. By using a pressure sensor, and temperature sensor a correct
measurement of superheat is achieved under all conditions which ensures a very robust and precise control. The
signal from one pressure transmitter can be shared by max. 10 controllers, but only if there is no signicant pressure
dierence between the evaporators in question.
There are two parallel settings for superheat:
• Dry expansion, which does not allow liquid ow on the outlet of the evaporator.
• Adaptive liquid control in transcritical CO2 systems, which allows liquid ow. This type of control requires that the
controller receives an on/o signal from (for example) a suction accumulator in the suction line. A level switch in
the tank will register when the liquid level exceeds the max. level. When this happens, the controller will switch to
dry expansion, and then back to liquid control when the liquid level has dropped. The function is dened in
setting o02, o37 or o84.
The function can also be activated via data communication from a system unit. If the adaptive liquid control signal is
lost, the controller will automatically switch back to dry expansion.
Accidental actuation may allow liquid throughput to the compressor. It is the installer’s responsibility to ensure that
signal loss to the controller will not result in liquid throughput to the compressor. Danfoss accepts no
responsibility for damage resulting from inadequate installation.
Temperature control
The temperature in the appliance is registered by one up to three S4 air temperature sensors.
The actual temperature control can take place in three ways (same thermostat set point used for all evaporators):
1.
As an ON/OFF regulation with a dierential using the individual S4 sensor per evaporator.
2.
As a modulating control, using the individual S4 sensor per evaporator.
3.
As one ON/OFF thermostat common for all evaporators. It can be selected to use:
◦ the S4A air temperature sensor,
◦ the average of all S4 air temperature sensors,
◦ the highest value of all S4 air temperature sensors for the common thermostat.
There is, however, a limit to the use of a modulating control as it can only be used in remote cabinets. It is not
recommended to use modulating thermostat control in low temperature applications. In applications with one
evaporator and one compressor the thermostat function with ON/OFF control should be selected. In remote
cabinets, the thermostat function may either be selected for ON/OFF control or modulating control.
Table 4: Control methods
Temperature monitoring
The individual S4A, S4B and S4C air sensors are always used for temperature alarm monitoring independent of
which sensor is dened as thermostat sensor. Common settings for High temperature limit, Low temperature limit
and alarm delays are used for all 3 sensors, and alarms are generated for each individual evaporator section. A
longer time delay can be set for high temperature alarm. This time delay is active for pull-down after defrosting,
appliance cleaning and start-up.
Thermostat bands
Thermostat bands can be used benecially for appliances where dierent product types are stored, which requires
dierent temperature conditions. It is possible to change between the two dierent thermostat bands via a contact
signal on a digital input. Separate thermostat and alarm limits can be set for each thermostat band.
Figure 7: Thermostat band function with two dierent band settings
Night setback of thermostat value
In refrigeration appliances there may be big load dierences between the shop’s opening and closing hours,
especially if night lids/blinds are used. The thermostat reference may be raised here without it having any eect on
the product temperature.
Change-over between day and night operation can take place as follows:
• via an external switch connected to a digital input
• via a signal from the data communication system
Figure 8: Thermostat band function with Night setback
Appliance cleaning
This function makes it easy for the shop’s sta to carry out a cleaning of the appliance according to a standard
procedure. Appliance cleaning is activated via a pulse signal – as a rule via a key switch placed on the appliance or
via the AK-CC55 Connect mobile app.
Appliance cleaning is carried out via three phases:
1.
At the rst activation, the refrigeration is stopped, but the fans keep on operating in order to defrost the
evaporators. ”Fan” is shown on the display.
2.
At the second activation, the fans are also stopped and the appliance can now be cleaned. ”OFF” is shown on the
display.
3.
At the third activation, refrigeration is recommenced. The display will show the actual appliance temperature,
o97 setting.
When appliance cleaning is activated, a cleaning alarm is transmitted to the normal alarm recipient. A later
processing of these alarms will document that the appliance has been cleaned as often as planned.
There are no temperature alarms during appliance cleaning.
The function closes the AKV valve and all outputs are switched o. The cooling appliance is stopped like the “Main
switch”, but this happens without an “A45 standby alarm”. The function can be enabled by a switch on the DI input
or via a setting through data communication.
Defrost
Depending on the application, you may choose between the following defrost methods:
Natural: Here the fans are kept operating during the defrost
Electric: The heating element is activated
Start of defrost
A defrost can be started in dierent ways:
Interval:
Defrost is started at xed time intervals like e.g. every eighth hour. An interval must ALWAYS be set to a "higher"
value than the period set between two defrostings when a schedule or network signal is used.
Week schedule:
Here defrost can be started at xed times of the day and night. However, max. 6 defrosts per day.
Contact:
Defrost is started with a contact signal on a digital input.
Figure 9: Defrost start
Network:
The defrost start signal is received from a system manager via data communication.
Max. thermostat runtime:
When the aggregate time has passed a preset value, a defrost will be initiated.
Manual:
An extra defrost can be activated from the defrost button on the AK-UI55 Set display or via a parameter setting. All
the mentioned methods can be used in parallel – if just one of them is activated, a defrost will be started.
The fans can be stopped or operated during defrosting. They can also run and then be stopped at a set temperature.
The temperature signal is obtained from the defrost stop sensor.
Defrost sequence
1.
Pump down
2.
Defrost
3.
Waiting position after defrost
4.
Drip o
5.
Delay of fan
Real-time clock
The controller has a built-in real-time clock which can be used to start defrosts. This clock has a power reserve of
four days.
If the controller is equipped with data communication, the clock will automatically be updated from a Danfoss
system manager.
Coordinated defrost
There are two ways in which coordinated defrost can be arranged.
Figure 10: Coordinated defrost options
Either with wire connections between the controllers or via data communication:
Wire connections
The digital input DI2 must be congured for coordinated defrost and wiring must be connected between the
relevant controllers. When one controller starts a defrost, all the other controllers will follow suit and likewise start a
defrost. After the defrost, the individual controllers will move into waiting position. When all are in waiting position
there will be a change-over to refrigeration.
Coordination via data communication
Here the system manager handles the coordination.
The controllers are gathered in defrosting groups and the system manager ensures that defrosting is started in the
group according to a weekly schedule.
When a controller has completed defrosting, it sends a message to the system manager and then goes into a
waiting position. When every controller in the group is in a waiting position, refrigeration is again permitted in all
the individual controllers.
Melt function
This function will prevent the air ow in the evaporator from being reduced by frost created by uninterrupted
operation for a long time.
The function is activated if the thermostat temperature has remained in the range between -5 °C and +10 °C for a
longer period than the set melting interval. The refrigeration will then be stopped during the set melting period.
The frost will be melted so that the air ow and hence the evaporator’s capacity will be greatly improved.
Rail heat
It is possible to pulse-control the power to the rail heat in order to save energy. Pulse control can either be
controlled according to day/night load or dew point.
Relay or analogue output
A relay output can be used when long cycle times are permitted. If fast pulsing is required, the AO1/PWM output
can be used. The output must be connected to an external power solid state relay. The cycle time must be
congured for the relay output in o43 or for analogue output in P82.
Pulse control according to day and night
Various ON periods can be set for day and night operation. A cycle time is set as well as the percentage part of the
period in which the rail heat is ON.
Figure 11: Rail heat control, day/night load
Pulse control according to dewpoint
In order to use this function, a system manager of the type AK-SM is required which can measure ambient
temperature and humidity to calculate dew point and distribute to the appliance controllers. For this the rail heat’s
ON period is controlled according to the distributed dewpoint.
Two dew point values are set in the appliance control:
• One where the eect must be max. i.e. 100%. (o87)
• One where the eect must be min. (o86)
At a dewpoint which is equal to or lower than the value in 086, the eect will be the value indicated in o88. In the
area between the two dew point values, the controller will manage the power to be supplied to the rail heat.
During defrosting rail heat can be selected to be OFF, ON or run normal control as selected in setting d27.
Fan pulse control
To obtain energy savings, it is possible to pulse control the power supply to the evaporator fans.
Pulse control can be accomplished in one of the following ways:
• during the thermostat’s cut-out period (cold room)
• during night operation and during the thermostat’s cut-out period (appliance with night blinds)
(The function is not actual when r14=2, i.e. modulating regulation).
A period of time is set as well as the percentage of this period of time where the fans have to be operating.
Figure 13: Fan cycle time
Cut-out of fans during plant breakdowns
If the refrigeration in a breakdown situation stops, the temperature in the cold room may rise quickly as a result of
the emission of heat from large fans. In order to prevent this situation, the controller can stop the fans if the
temperature at S5 exceeds a set limit value. The fans will start running again when the S5 temperature has dropped
2K below the set limit. (The function can also be used as a type of MOP function. Here the load on the compressors
is limited until the S5 temperature has fallen below the congured value).
Light function
The function can be used for controlling the light in a refrigeration appliance or in a cold room. It can also be used
for controlling a motorised night blind.
The light function can be dened in several ways:
• The light is controlled via a signal from a door contact. The light is kept on for a set time after the door has been
closed.
• The light is controlled via the day/night function
• The light is controlled via a DI input or remote light control from a system manager.
• The light is controlled via the data communication from a system manager.
Here there are two operational options if data communication should fail:
• The light can go ON
• The light can stay in its current mode
The light load must be connected to the NC terminals on the relay.
This ensures that the light remains ON in the appliance if power to the controller should fail.
A setting denes how light is controlled when regulation is stopped via r12 Main switch = OFF (see o98). The light is
switched o when the appliance cleaning function is activated.
Night blind
Motorised night blinds can be controlled automatically from the controller via the NO connector on the light relay.
The night blinds will follow the status of the light function. When the light is switched on, the night blinds open, and
when the light is switched o, the night blinds close again. When the night blinds are closed, it is possible to open
them using a switch signal on the digital input. If this pulse signal is activated, the night blinds will open and the
refrigeration appliance can be lled with new products. If the pulse signal is activated again, the blinds close.
A night blind is opened when the appliance cleaning function is activated.
A setting can dene that the night blind is opened when "r12" (Main switch) is set to o (see o98).
When the night blind rolls down, the fan will be stopped for the set time. The night blind can thereby roll down to
the correct position.
Humidity control
In application 4 when setup for room control it is possible to dene if humidity control should be done via a
humidier or a dehumidier.
When humidity control is enabled, the second display will read out the actual humidity.
The controller measures the humidity via a 0 – 10 V signal from a humidity sensor and by means of a DO relay it can
activate a humidier or a de-humidier.
High and low humidity alarm limits can be set to generate a humidity alarm.
Humidity control is disabled when main switch is OFF, at manual control, at case shutdown, at forced closing mode,
at door open, if cooling is stopped, at humidity sensor error and at case cleaning.
It is possible to dene whether humidity control is enabled during defrost or not.
Figure 14: Humidity control
A Max and Min temperature range can be dened wherein the humidity control is enabled. Upper and lower
dierential is xed at 1K.
Figure 15: Humidier control
If the humidity gets below the SP, then humidication is started via a DO signal to a humidier.
If the humidity increases to SP + humidity dierential, then humidication is stopped.
If the humidity rises above the SP, then dehumidication is started via a DO signal to a dehumidier.
If the humidity drops below the SP – Humidity dierential, then dehumidication is stopped.
Heating function (application 4 only)
The heating function is used to prevent the temperature from becoming too low, e.g. in a cold room, etc. The limit
for when the heating function cuts o is set as an oset value below the current cut-out limit for the refrigeration
thermostat. This ensures that refrigeration and heating do not occur simultaneously. The dierence for the heating
thermostat has the same value as for the refrigeration thermostat. To prevent that the heating thermostat cuts in
during short-term drops in air temperature, a time delay can be set for when to change from refrigeration to
heating.
Figure 17: Heating function
Digital inputs
There are two digital inputs, DI1 and DI2, with dry contact function, and one digital input DI3 with high voltage
signal.
Example: If DI1 is to be used to start a defrost, o02 must be set to 4.
Forced closing
The AKV valves can be closed with an external signal ("Forced closing").
The function must be used in connection with the compressor’s safety circuit, so that there will be no injection of
liquid into the evaporator when the compressor is stopped by the safety controls and cannot start again (however
not at low pressure – LP).
Via a setting (see o90 Fan at forced closing) it is possible to dene whether the fan should be ON or OFF during
forced closing and whether an ongoing defrost is suppressed (i.e. put in standby position for a period of up 10
minutes before it is cancelled) - this feature can be used in CO2 systems to eliminate excessive heating while
compressors cannot run.
The signal can be received from the DI-input or via the data communication.
Door contact
The door contact function can via the digital inputs be dened for two dierent applications:
Alarm monitoring:
The controller monitors the door contact and delivers an alarm message if the door has been opened for a longer
period than the set alarm delay.
Alarm monitoring and stop of refrigeration:
When the door is opened, the refrigeration is stopped, i.e. the injection, the compressor and the fan are stopped and
light switches on. If the door remains open for a longer time than the set restart time, refrigeration will be resumed.
This will ensure that refrigeration is maintained even if the door is left open or if the door contact should be
defective. If the door remains open for a longer period than the set alarm delay, an alarm will also be triggered.
Display
The controller has one or two plugs for an external display.
One of the following display types can be connected to a plug:
Master control signal used for switching case load ON/OFF depending on the load condition
MC Load request
Master control signal used to control the load balance between multiple case controllers on the same suction line
MC Max. Te
oset
Requested
oset to actual evaporating temperature in order to keep the air temperature at the actual setpoint
MC Liquid control
Master control signal allowing switch to adaptive liquid control
MC Night setback
Master control signal for changing between day and night time operation
MC Case shutdown
Master control signal used to shut down a case for a time period. During shutdown there will be no alarm monitoring
MC Forced closing
Master control signal that will close the injection valve
MC Forced cooling
Master control signal that will provide forced cooling
MC Defrost start
Master control signal for starting a defrost. At adaptive defrost the defrost might be skipped if the defrost is not needed
MC Defrost state
Read out the actual state of the defrost
MC Hold after defrost
Master control signal used for co-ordinated defrost control to hold cabinets from returning to normal refrigeration after a defrost
until all cabinets have terminated defrost
MC Stop defrost
Master control signal used to prevent a defrost start in a controller.
MC Light signal
Master control signal for control of light via a data communication signal from the system manager
MC Actual dewpoint
Master control signal sending the actual measured dewpoint from the system manager to the controller over the network.
MC Bluetooth lock
Master control signal that will lock down all Bluetooth data communication
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
• AK-UI55 Info (temperature display)
• AK-UI55 Set (temperature display and operation)
• AK-UI55 Bluetooth (temperature display and app interface)
The connection between the display and the controller must be made using an AK-UI55 cable.
The distance between the controller and the display must not exceed 100 m.
If there are two external displays, it will be the sum of the two distances that cannot exceed 100 m.
Figure 18: Controller with two displays
Override
The controller contains a number of override functions which can be used together with Master Control functions in
the Danfoss gateway/system manager:
Control of high temperature cold rooms with two evaporators.
Application 5
Control of low temperature cold rooms with two evaporators.
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
Applications
The chapter outlines application examples:
• 1-3: Control of one, two and three evaporators
• 4: Control of high temperature cold rooms with two evaporators
• 5: Control of low temperature cold rooms with two evaporators
An application setting will congure inputs and outputs so that the controller’s operation interface is reecting the
selected application.
Figure 19: Standard display case, upright or normal, with
one evaporator
Figure 20: Cold room conguration with door, light and
heat control function
AK-CC55 connections and application options
Upper and lower connection labels are laid out as shown in gure:
Figure 21: Electrical connections AK-CC55 Multi Coil
AK-CC55 Multi Coil is optimised for control of one to three expansion valve + dierent combinations of light, rail
heat and alarm relays. It has 7 Digital Outputs (DO), known as DO1 – DO7, one Analogue Output (AO), known as
AO1, 6 Analogue Inputs (AI), known as AI1 – AI6, an input that can be used as either DI1 (Digital Input) or AI7 (Sensor
Input), and 2 Digital Inputs, known as DI2 - DI3.
Table 8: The controller covers the following ve applications:
The controller is provided with labels from the factory, indicating a generic application. When selecting the required
application, specic labels are provided so that you can mount the relevant one.
The application number is indicated on the left-hand side of the labels. Use the label tting the selected application.
Some of the labels can be applicable to multiple application options.
Figure 27: Product identication
AK-CC55 Multi Coil connections
Data communication
Figure 28: Data communication
IMPORTANT:
It is important that the installation of the data communication cable is performed correctly with sucient distance
to high voltage cables.
The signal from one pressure transmitter can be received by up to 10 controllers. There must not be a signicant
pressure drop from the pressure transmitter's position in the suction line to the individual evaporators.
Coordinated defrost via cable connections
Figure 34: Coordinated defrost via cable connections
Max. 10
The following controllers can be connected in this way:
EKC 204A, AK-CC 210, AK-CC 250, AK-CC 450, AK-CC 550 and AK-CC55.
Refrigeration is resumed at the same time when all controllers have terminated defrost.
External display AK-UI55
Figure 35: External display AK-UI55
(Total length: max. 100 m)
Connections
AI1
Pressure transmitter
AKS 32R
Connect to terminal 40, 41 and 42.
(Use cable 060G1034: Black=40, Brown=41, Blue=42)
The signal from one pressure transmitter can be received by up to 10 controllers. But only if there are no signicant
pressure drops between the evaporators to be controlled. See Figure 33: AKS 32R info.
AI2 - AI7
Primarily for temperature inputs
• S2
Pt 1000 ohm sensor AKS11, placed at the evaporator outlet
• S4, S5
Pt 1000 AKS11, PTC 1000 EKS111, NTC5K EKS211 or NTC10K EKS221 sensor. All have to be of the same type.
• S4, discharge air sensor, placed in the cold air of the evaporator
• S5, defrost sensor, placed in the evaporator.
• RH%, 0 – 10 V signal input from Humidity sensor
(If the DI1 input is used for a temperature measurement, it will appear as AI7.)
The dened function is active when the input is short-circuited or opened, depending on the function dened in
o02.
DI2
Digital input signal (dry contact)
The dened function is active when the input is short-circuited or opened, depending on the function dened in
o37.
AO1
Analogue output signal
• Analogue 0 – 10 V (currently not used)
• Pulse width modulated signal
Can be used for fast pulse control of rail heat via an external power solid state relay.
MODBUS
For data communication.
• Terminal 83 = B-
• Terminal 84 = A+
• Terminal 85 = screen
Supply voltage
• 230 V AC or 115 V AC
DO1
• AKV valve section A
Connection of expansion valve type AKV, AKVA, AKVH or AKVP. The coil must be a 230 V or 115 V AC coil.
DO2
• Alarm
There is a connection between terminal 10 and 12 in alarm situations and when the controller is without power.
DO2 has reinforced insulation that can be used with 24 V.
• Rail heat
There is connection between terminal 10 and 11 when the function is on.
DO3 (Solid State Relay)
• Rail heat, AKV valve section B
There is connection between terminal 13 and 14 when the function must be active.
The coil must be a 230 V or 115 V AC coil. Max. 0.5 A.
DO4
• Defrost section A, Rail heat, Humidity
There is connection between terminal 15 and 16 when the function is on.
DO5
• Light
There is connection between terminal 18 and 20 when the function must be active.
DO6
• Fan
There is connection between terminal 21 and 22 when the fan is on.
DO7 (Solid State Relay)
Defrost section B, AKV valve section C, Heat function
There is connection between terminal 23 and 24 when the function is on.
The coil must be a 230 V or 115 V AC coil. Max. 0.5 A.
The signal must have a voltage of 0 / 230 V AC (115 V AC)
The function is dened in o84.
Display (RJ12 plug)
If external readings/operation of the controller is required, a display can be connected. For one display the max.
cable length is 100 m. For two displays the sum of the two cable lengths must not exceed 100 m.
Electric noise
Cables for sensors, low voltage DI inputs and data communication must be kept separate from other high voltage
cables:
• Use separate cable trays
• Keep a distance between cables of at least 10 cm
• Long cables at the low voltage DI input should be avoided
Installation considerations
Accidental damage, poor installation, or site conditions, can give rise to malfunctions of the control system, and
ultimately lead to a plant breakdown.
Every possible safeguard is incorporated into our products to prevent this. However, a wrong installation could still
present problems. Electronic controls are no substitute for normal, good engineering practice.
Danfoss will not be responsible for any goods, or plant components, damaged as a result of the above defects. It is
the installer's responsibility to check the installation thoroughly, and to t the necessary safety devices.
Special reference is made to the necessity of signals to the controller when the compressor is stopped and to the
need of liquid receivers before the compressors.
Your local Danfoss agent will be pleased to assist with further advice, etc.
The controller can be operated in dierent ways depending on the user interface.
The following options are available:
• Via data commmunication
• Via AK-UI55 Setting Display
• Via AK-UI55 Bluetooth display
Operation via data communication
Via system manager's display
All AK-CC55 controllers can be operated from a central location, e.g. AK-SM 800.
Data communication is to take place via MODBUS or Lon.
Via system manager and service tool
Operation can also be performed from a central location with PC software "Service Tool" connected to a system
manager AK-SM 720 via MODBUS or Lon.
Programming via KoolProg
Programming by use of PC software type KoolProg® via interface MMIMYK connected to RJ12 display connector.
Direct operation
Operation via AK-UI55 setting display
The display can be placed at a distance of up to 100 metres from the controller.
Smart phone and app via AK-UI55 Bluetooth display
The "AK-CC55 connect" app is used for smart phone operation.
AK-CC55 connect can be downloaded freely to a compatible iOS/Android smartphone device.
Menu operation is established by activating Bluetooth communication to the app.
Operation via AK-UI55 Set
Display AK-UI55 Set
The values will be shown with three digits, and with a setting you can determine whether the temperature is to be
shown in °C or in °F.
The keyboard can be locked and unlocked by pressing arrow up and down at the same time if the parameter P89
has enabled this feature.
Open parameter r12 and stop the regulation (in a new and not previously set unit, r12 will already be set to 0
which means stopped regulation)
Select application based on the wiring diagrams
Open parameter o61 and set the application number
For network. Set the address in o03
Then select a set of presets from the "Food type" help table
Open parameter r89 and set the number for the array of presettings. The few selected settings will now be
transferred to the menu
Setting of presettings (r89).
After setting 1-5, setting is returned to 0.
12345
Food type
Vegetables
Milk
Meat/sh
Frozen food
Ice cream
Temperature (r00)
8 °C
0 °C
-2 °C
-20 °C
-24 °C
Max. temp. setting (r02)
10 °C
4 °C
2 °C
-16 °C
-20 °C
Min. temp. setting (r03)
4 °C
-4 °C
-6 °C
-24 °C
-28 °C
Upper alarm limit (A13)
14 °C
8 °C
8 °C
-15 °C
-15 °C
Lower alarm limit (A14)
0 °C
-5 °C
-5 °C
-30 °C
-30 °C
Upper alarm limit for S6 (A22)
14 °C
8 °C
8 °C
-15 °C
-15 °C
Lower alarm limit for S6 (A23)
0 °C
-5 °C
-5 °C
-30 °C
-30 °C
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
7.
Set the desired cut-out temperature r00
8.
Select refrigerant via parameter o30
9.
Set the pressure transmitter min. and max. range via parameter o20 and o21
10.
Set the desired defrost method in d01
11.
Set the interval time between defrost starts in d03
12.
Set the desired defrost sensor in d10
13.
Set the maximum defrost time in d04
14.
Set the defrost stop temperature in d02
15.
Open parameter r12 and start the regulation
16.
Go through the parameter list and change the factory values where needed
17.
Get the controller up and running on network:
◦ MODBUS: Activate scan function in system unit
◦ If another data communication card is used in the controller:
▪ Lon RS485: Activate the function o04
▪ Ethernet: Use the MAC address
Start / stop of refrigeration.
With this setting refrigeration can be started, stopped
or a manual override of the outputs can be allowed.
(For manual control the value is set at -1). Then the
outputs can be force controlled. Start / stop of refrigeration can also be accomplished with the external
switch function connected to a DI input.Stopped control will give a ”Main switch OFF" alarm.
-1=Manual, 0=Stop, 1=Start
r12
r12 Main switch
Delay of outputs at
power-up
Delay of output signal after start-up.
After start-up or a power failure the controller’s functions can be delayed so that overloading of the electricity supply network is avoided. Here you can set the
time delay.
o01
o01 DelayOfOutp.
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Main switch
Start / stop of refrigeration.
With this setting refrigeration can be started, stopped
or a manual override of the outputs can be allowed.
(For manual control the value is set at -1). Then the
outputs can be force controlled. Start / stop of refrigeration can also be accomplished with the external
switch function connected to a DI input. Stopped
control will give a ”Main switch OFF" alarm.
-1=Manual, 0=Stop, 1=Start
r12
r12 Main switch
Application mode
Selection of application.
The controller covers several applications for control
of a refrigerated case. Here you set which of the possible applications is required.This menu can only be set
when regulation is stopped, i.e. “r12 Main Switch” is
set to 0.
1=1. One evaporator MT/LT, 2=2. Two evaporators
MT/LT, 3=3. Three evaporators MT, 4=4. Coldroom 2
MT/HT, 5=5. Coldroom 2 MT/LT
Select the type of refrigerant.
If the required refrigerant is not part of the list, the
user dened option can be used. Please contact Danfoss for detailed information
WARNING:
Wrong selection of refrigerant may cause damage to
the system.
Refrigerant factor for a custom refrigerant - please
contact Danfoss for detailed information
P84
P84 RfgFac.K2
Refrigerant factor K3
Refrigerant factor for a custom refrigerant - please
contact Danfoss for detailed information
P85
P85 RfgFac.K3
Refrigerant factor
A1
Refrigerant factor for a custom refrigerant - please
contact Danfoss for detailed information
x65
--- Rfg.Fac.A1
Refrigerant factor
A2
Refrigerant factor for a custom refrigerant - please
contact Danfoss for detailed information
x66
--- Rfg.Fac.A2
Refrigerant factor
A3
Refrigerant factor for a custom refrigerant - please
contact Danfoss for detailed information
x67
--- Rfg.Fac.A3
Pe Min range
Minimum measuring range for sensor
o20
o20 MinTransPres
Pe Max range
Maximum measuring range for sensor
o21
o21 MaxTransPres
Temperature sensor
type
Sensor type for S3, S4 and S5. Normally a Pt 1000 sensor with great signal accuracy is used. But you can also use a sensor with another signal accuracy. That
could e.g. be a PTC sensor (1000 ohm at 25°C) All the
mounted sensors S3-S5 must be of the same type. 0 =
Pt 10001 = PTC 10002 = NTC 5k3 = NTC 10k
0=Pt 1000, 1=PTC 1000, 2=NTC 5k, 3=NTC 10k
o06
o06 SensorCong
Defrost method
Select method of defrost
0=None, 1=Electrical, 4=Air/Ocycle
d01
d01 Def. method
Defrost stop method
Here you dene whether a defrost cycle is to be stopped by time or by a temperature sensor
0=Time, 1=S5 sensor, 2=S4 sensor
d10
d10 DefStopSens.
Defrost stop limit A
When the selected defrost stop sensor reaches the set
limit, the defrost cycle is terminated
d02
d02 Def.StopTemp
Food type
When changing the food type the controller will automatically adapt temperature setpoints and alarm limits according to the selected food type. Please be
aware that the setting will revert to "None" after having been changed.
0=None, 1=Vegetables, 2=Dairy, 3=Meat and sh,
4=Frozen food, 5=Ice cream
r89
r89 Food type
Food temp. sensor
Select the temperature to be used for the food temperature representation
1=Ther. air A, 2=Average all, 3=Maximum all
q39
q39 Food sensor
Network address
Network address of the controller
o03
o03 Unit addr.
Service pin
If the controller is built into a LonWorks network with
data communication, it must have an address, and
the system manager must know this address.The address is sent to the system manager when the menu is
set in pos. ON.
IMPORTANT:
Before you set o04, you MUST set the application
mode of the controller (The function is not used
when the data communication is MODBUS)
Status of the day/night operation (night operation:
on/o)
0=OFF, 1=ON
u13
u13 Night Cond.
Thermostat cut-in
temp.
Readout of the actual cut-in value for the thermostat
u90
u90 Cutin temp.
Thermostat cut-out
temp.
Readout of the actual cut-out value for the thermostat
u91
u91 Cutout temp.
Thermostat run time
A
Read the ongoing cut-in time for the thermostat or
the duration of the last completed cut-in
u18
u18 Ther runtime
Thermostat run time
B
Read the ongoing cut-in time for the thermostat or
the duration of the last completed cut-in
U78
U78 TherRuntimeB
Thermostat run time
C
Read the ongoing cut-in time for the thermostat or
the duration of the last completed cut-in
U87
U87 TherRuntimeC
Thermostat band
Readout of which thermostat is used for regulation:1= Thermostat band 12= Thermostat band 2
1=Band 1, 2=Band 2
u86
u86 Ther. band
Air heater
Actual status of output function
0=OFF, 1=ON
u84
u84 Heat relay
Thermostat mode
Here it is dened how the thermostat is to be operated. Either as an ordinary ON/OFF thermostat or as a
modulating thermostat.When operation is ”modulating” the valve will limit the ow of refrigerant so that
the temperature variation will be less than for the
ON/OFF thermostat.The thermostat dierential (r01)
must not be set lower than 2K for ""modulating"".In a
decentralised plant you must select the ON/OFF thermostat setting."
1=ON/OFF, 2=Modulating, 3=ON/OFF Common
r14
r14 Therm. mode
Thermostat sensor
Select which sensor to be used for the thermostat
control
1=Ther. air A, 2=Average all, 3=Maximum all
r99
r99 Ther. sensor
Cut-out 1
Setpoint. The thermostat’s cut-out value when the
given thermostat band is in use
Setpoint. The thermostat’s cut-out value when the
given thermostat band is in use
r21
r21 Cutout 2
Dierential
When the temperature is higher than the set cut-out
+ the set dierential, the compressor relay will be cutin. It will cut-out again when the temperature comes
down to the set cut-out limit
r01
r01 Dierential
Max cut-out limit
Setpoint limitation - The controller’s setting range for
the thermostat setpoint may be narrowed down, so
that too high or too low values are not set accidentally - with resulting damages.To avoid a too high setting of the setpoint, the max. allowable reference value may be lowered
r02
r02 Max cutout
Min cut-out limit
Setpoint limitation - The controller’s setting range for
the thermostat setpoint may be narrowed down, so
that too high or too low values are not set accidentally - with resulting damages.To avoid a too low setting
of the setpoint, the min. allowable reference value
may be increased
r03
r03 Min cutout
Night oset
Night setback value.The thermostat’s reference will be
the setpoint plus this value when the controller
changes over to night operation.
r13
r13 Night oset
Air heater neutral
zone
Heat function. Set the width of the Neutral Zone for
changeover from cooling to heating
r62
r62 Heat NZ
Air heater start delay
Time delay on transition from refrigeration phase to
heating phase (there is no time delay on transition
from heating phase to refrigeration)
r63
r63 HeatStartDel
Melt interval
Melt function. Only for control of MT cases/rooms (-5
to +10°C). The function ensures that the evaporator
will not be blocked by ice crystals. Here you set how
often the function is to stop the refrigeration and
hence transform the ice crystals to water.
r16
r16 MeltInterval
Melt period
Melt period. Here you set how long an ongoing melt
function is to last
r17
r17 Melt period
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Alarm status
Actual alarm status
0=OFF, 1=ON
x16
--- Sum alarm
Control state A
Readout of the actual control state of the controller
Readout of actual low alarm limit for the temperature
monitoring
y11
--- Low al. lim
S4 Air OFF evap. A
Actual sensor value
u16
u16 S4 air temp.
S4 Air OFF evap. B
Actual sensor value
U76
U76 S4 temp B
S4 Air OFF evap. C
Actual sensor value
U85
U85 S4 temp C
Reset alarms
Command for resetting all alarms, unless they are still
active
0=OFF, 1=ON
x15
--- Reset alarm
High alarm limit 1
Upper alarm limit. The limit value is set in absolute
value. The limit value will be raised with the night o-set during night operation.
A13
A13 HighLim Air
Low alarm limit 1
Lower alarm limit. The limit value is set in absolute
value
A14
A14 LowLim Air
High alarm limit 2
Upper alarm limit. The limit value is set in absolute
value. The limit value will be raised with the night o-set during night operation.
A20
A20 HighLim2 Air
Low alarm limit 2
Lower alarm limit. The limit value is set in absolute
value
A21
A21 LowLim2 Air
Alarm delay A
Alarm delay (short alarm delay on air temperature). If
the upper or the lower alarm limit values are exceeded, a timer function will commence. The alarm will
not become active until the set time delay has been
passed. The time delay is set in minutes
A03
A03 Alarm delay
Alarm delay pulldown A
Alarm delay at tempeature pull down conditions
(long alarm delay). This time delay is used during
start-up, during defrost and immediately after a defrost. There will be a change-over to the normal time
delay when the temperature has dropped below the
set upper alarm limit.
A12
A12 Pulldown del
Door open alarm
delay
Time delay for door alarm
A04
A04 DoorOpen del
Door restart inj. delay
Start of refrigeration when the door is open. If the
door has been left open, refrigeration will be started
after the set time.
o89
o89 DoorInjStart
Alarm delay DI 1
Time delay for digital input alarm
A27
A27 Al.Delay DI1
Alarm delay DI 2
Time delay for digital input alarm
A28
A28 Al.Delay DI2
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Control state A
Readout of the actual control state of the controller
Readout of actual superheat at the outlet of the evaporator
u21
u21 Superheat
Superheat reference
A
Readout of the actual superheat reference
u22
u22 SuperheatRef
Min. superheat limit
Min. value for the superheat reference
n10
n10 Min SH
Max. superheat limit
Max. value for the superheat reference
n09
n09 Max SH
MOP temperature
MOP temperature. The valve opening degree is reduced until the evaporating temperature reaches the
set MOP limit. If no MOP function is required, select
the highest value that corresponds to OFF
n11
n11 MOP temp.
AKV Period time
Period time for the pulse width modulation
n13
n13 AKV Period
Min superheat liquid ctrl
Min. value for the superheat reference during adaptive liquid control
P87
P87 SH Min Liq.
Max superheat liquid ctrl.
Max. value for the superheat reference during adaptive liquid control
Actual temperature of selected defrost stop sensor
U73
U73 Def.StopTemp
Defrost sensor temperature B
Actual temperature of selected defrost stop sensor
U93
U93 Def.StopTemB
Defrost sensor temperature C
Actual temperature of selected defrost stop sensor
U94
U94 Def.StopTemC
S5 Evaporator A
Actual sensor value
u09
u09 S5 temp.
S5 Evaporator B
Actual sensor value
u75
u75 S5 temp. B
Defrost A
Actual status of output function
0=OFF, 1=ON
u60
u60 Def. relay
Defrost B
Actual status of output function
0=OFF, 1=ON
u83
u83 Def. relay B
Defrost time A
Read the duration of the ongoing defrost or the duration of the last completed defrost.
u11
u11 Defrost time
Defrost time B
Read the duration of the ongoing defrost or the duration of the last completed defrost.
U75
U75 Def. Time B
Defrost time C
Read the duration of the ongoing defrost or the duration of the last completed defrost.
U84
U84 Def. Time C
Start defrost
Command for starting a defrost
0=OFF, 1=ON
x09
--- Def. Start
Stop defrost
Command for stopping an ongoing defrost cycle
0=OFF, 1=ON
x10
--- Def. Stop
Defrost method
Select method of defrost
0=None, 1=Electrical, 4=Air/Ocycle
d01
d01 Def. method
Defrost stop method
Here you dene whether a defrost cycle is to be stopped by time or by a temperature sensor
0=Time, 1=S5 sensor, 2=S4 sensor
d10
d10 DefStopSens.
Defrost stop limit A
When the selected defrost stop sensor reaches the set
limit, the defrost cycle is terminated
d02
d02 Def.StopTemp
Max. defrost time
Max duration of a defrost cycle. The setting is also
used as a safety time if the defrost is stopped on temperature. If the selected defrost stop sensor does not
reach the set defrost stop temperature limit within
the set time, the defrost will be stopped anyway.
The function is zeroset and will start the timer function at each defrost start. When the time has expired
the function will start a defrost. The function is used
as a simple defrost start, or it may be used as a safeguard if the normal signal fails to appear. If master/
slave defrost without clock function or without data
communication is used, the interval time will be used
as max. time between defrosts. If a defrost start via
data communcation does not take place, the interval
time will be used as max. time between defrosts.When there is defrost with clock function or data communication, the interval time must be set for a
somewhat longer period of time than the planned
one. In connection with power failure the interval
time will be maintained, and when the power returns
the interval time will continue from the maintained
value. he interval time is not active when set to 0
d03
d03 Def.Interval
Time staggering
power-up
Time staggering for defrost cut-ins during start-up
The function is only relevant if you have several refrigeration appliances or groups where you want the defrost to be staggered in relation to one another. The
function is furthermore only relevant if you have
chosen defrost with interval start. The function delays
the interval time by the set number of minutes, but it
only does it once, and this at the very rst defrost taking place when voltage is connected to the controller.
The function will be active after each and every power failure.
d05
d05 Time stagg.
Max. thermostat run
time
Defrost on demand. Aggregate refrigeration time set
here is the refrigeration time allowed without defrosts. If the time is passed, a defrost will be started.
With setting = 0 the function is not in use.
d18
d18 MaxTherRunT.
Pump down delay
Set the time where the evaporator is emptied of refrigerant prior to the actual defrost cycle
d16
d16 Pump dwn del
Drip o time
Here you set the time that is to elapse from a defrost
and until the compressor is to start again. (The time
when water drips o the evaporator).
d06
d06 DripO time
Max. hold time
Max. standby time after coordinated defrost. When a
controller has completed a defrost it will wait for a
signal tellingthat the refrigeration may be resumed. If
this signal fails to appear for one reason or another,
the controller itself will start the refrigeration when
the standby time has elapsed.
o16
o16 MaxHoldTime
Fan control during
defrost
Fan operation during defrost Here you can set how
the fan is to operate during defrost.0: Stopped (runs
during pump down)1: Running (stopped during "fan
delay)2: Running during pump down and defrost. After that stopped3: Running during pump down and
defrost until defrost stop sensor reaches fan stop temperature limit
0=OFF, 1=ON, 2=OFF at drip, 3=OFF at high temp
d09
d09 FanDuringDef
Fan start delay
Delay of fan start after defrost. Here you set the time
that is to elapse from compressor start after a defrost
and until the fan may start again. (The time when remaining water is transformed into ice on the evaporator).
d07
d07 FanStartDel
Fan start temperature
Temperature limit for starting the fans after a defrost.
When the measured S5 evaporator temperature is
getting below the set limit, the fans are started
d08
d08 FanStartTemp
Fan stop temperature
If the fan control during defrost has been set up for it,
the fans can be stopped during the defrost if the defrost sensor exceeds the set temperature limit
d41
d41 Def Fan Stop
Rail heat during defrost
Dene how rail heat is controlled during defrost0: Rail
heat is OFF all the time1: Rail heat is ON all the time2:
Normal rail heat control
0=OFF, 1=ON, 2=Normal control
d27
d27 Railh.at def
Display delay after
defrost
Set the maximum time the display should show the
defrost code "-d-" after a defrost. The normal temperature readout is normally started when the temperature in the case is OK again or if a high temperature
alarm is raised.
Pulse operation of fan 0: No pulse operation 1: Pulse
operation when the thermostat is cut out2: Pulse operation when the thermostat is cut out, but only during night operation
0=No pulsing, 1=Pulsing cut-out, 2=Pulsing cut-out
night
F05
F05 FanPulseMode
Fan period time
Period time for pulsing of fan
F06
F06 Fan cycle
Fan ON cycle
ON time for fan. The ON period is set as a percentage
of the period time
F07
F07 Fan ON %
Fan stop high S5
temp.
Fan stop temperature The function stops the fans in
an error situation, so that they will not provide power
to the appliance. If the defrost sensor registers a higher temperature than the one set here, the fans will be
stopped. There will be re-start at 2 K below the setting. The function is not active during a defrost or
start-up after a defrost.
F04
F04 FanStop temp
Fan at forced closing
You can set whether fans should be operational or
stopped if the function "Forced closing" is activated
here. 0: Fans are OFF1: Fans are ON2: Fans are OFF and
defrost is not permitted3: Fans are ON and defrost is
not permitted
0=OFF, 1=ON, 2=OFF and suppress defrost, 3=ON and
suppress defrost
o90
o90 Fan ForcedCl
Fan stop at blinds
closing
When blinds are closing the fans are stopped in the
dened time delay in order to ensure that the blinds
are closed correctly
Actual dewpoint received from system manager via
network
x18
--- Dew point
Rail heat
Actual status of output function
0=OFF, 1=ON
u61
u61 Railh. relay
Rail heat power
Readout of the actual rail power in %
u85
u85 Rail DutyC %
Rail heat PWM
Actual status of output function
U59
U59 Railheat PWM
Rail heat control
mode
The rail heat can be controlled in several ways: 0: Rail
heat is running all the time 1: Pulse control is used
with a timer function following the day/night operation 2: Pulse control is used with a dewpoint function.
This function requires that a signal is received about
the dewpoint value. The value is measured by a system manager and sent to the controller via the data
communication.
0=ON, 1=Day/Night timer, 2=Dewpoint ctrl.
o85
o85 Railh. mode
Rail heat ON cycle
day
Rail heat power during day time. The ON period is set
as a percentage of the period
o41
o41 Railh.ONday%
Rail heat ON cycle
night
Rail heat power during night time. The ON period is
set as a percentage of the period time
o42
o42 Railh.ONngt%
Rail heat period
time
Period time for pulsing of rail heat
o43
o43 Railh.cycle
Rail heat PWM - Period time
Period time for the pulse width modulation
P82
P82 RailCyclePWM
Rail heat min. ON
cycle
Lowest permitted rail heat power. When the measured dewpoint is below the dened minimum limit
the rail heat will run with the set minimum power
o88
o88 Rail Min ON%
Dewpoint min. limit
If the measuered dewpoint is below the set value the
rail heat is running at minimum heat
o86
o86 DewP Min lim
Dewpoint max. limit
If the measured dewpoint is above the set value the
rail heat is maximum
Status of the day/night operation (night operation:
on/o)
0=OFF, 1=ON
u13
u13 Night Cond.
Light
Actual status of output function
0=OFF, 1=ON
u63
u63 Light relay
Light control mode
Conguration of light function1: Light is controlled
via day/night status 2: Light is controlled via data
communication and master control parameter "MC
Light signal" 3: Light is controlled by door contact on
DI input. When the door is opened the relay will cut
in. When the door is closed again there will be a time
delay of two minutes before the light is switched o.
4: As "2" but if there are any 15-minute network errors,
the light will switch on and the night blind will open.
5: Light is controlled via DI input signal
1=Day and night, 2=Network, 3=Door switch, 4=Network (Fallback), 5=Digital input
o38
o38 Light cong
Light at Main switch
OFF
Dene how light and blinds are to be controlled at
Main switch OFF 0: Light is switched o and night
blinds are open when the main switch is o 1: Light
and night blinds are independent of main switch.
0=OFF, 1=Normal ctrl.
o98
o98 Light MS=O
Case cleaning mode
The status of the function can be seen here or the
function can be started manually.0 = Normal operation (no cleaning) 1 = Only fans are running to defrost
the evaporator. All other outputs are O. 2 = Cleaning
with stopped fans. All outputs are O. If the function
is controlled by a digital input signal, the relevant status can be seen here in the menu.
0=OFF, 1=Fans run, 2=Cleaning
o46
o46 Case clean
Blinds max. open
time
Time delay from when blinds have been opened
manually until they close again
P60
P60 BlindOpenTim
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Display readout 1
Readout of the temperature shown on the display
u56
u56 Display air
Display readout 2
Readout of the temperature shown on the display
U35
U35 Display air2
Display readout
Select which temperature to show in the display
1=Ther. air A, 2=Average all, 3=Maximum all, 4=S4A
and S4B
Correction of the display´s temperature.If the temperature at the products and the temperature received
by the controller are not identical, an oset adjustment of the display temperature can be carried out.
r04
r04 Disp. Adj. K
Temperature unit
Select whether temperatures are to be shown as °C or
as °F.
0=Celsius, 1=Fahrenheit
r05
r05 Temp.unit
Display lock
With this setting it is possible to lock the keypad operation of the local display. When not used for some
time, the local display will lock the button operations
and a special key combination is required in order to
use the keypad
0=OFF, 1=ON
P89
P89 LockDispKey
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Alarm relay
Actual status of output function
0=OFF, 1=ON
u62
u62 Alarm relay
Alarm relay priority
Set which alarm priorities that are to activate the
alarm relay: 0=Not used, alarm relay is not used1:
High. Alarm with high priority will activate relay2: Medium. Alarms with high or medium priority will activate the alarm relay3: All. All alarms will activate alarm
relay
When muting alarms, the alarm relay will stop signalling the alarm until a new alarm arises
0=OFF, 1=ON
q38
q38 Mute Alarm
High temperature Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q28
q28 Hi Temp Prio
Low temperature Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q29
q29 Lo Temp Prio
Sensor errors - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q30
q30 Sensor Prio
DI alarms - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q31
q31 DIAlarm Prio
Defrost - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q32
q32 Defrost Prio
Miscellaneous - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q33
q33 Misc Prio
Injection - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q34
q34 Inject Prio
Control stopped Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q35
q35 CtrlOFF Prio
Leak detection - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
0=Disabled, 3=Low, 2=Medium, 1=High
q36
q36 Leak Prio
Humidity ctrl. - Priority
Select the priority of the alarms associated to the
alarm group. Be aware - by selecting "Disable" the
alarms will not be shown on the display or be routed
to the alarm relay or to the network.
Correction of sensor signal e.g. due to long sensor cable
r09
r09 Adjust S4
S4 Air OFF evap. B Adjustment
Correction of sensor signal e.g. due to long sensor cable
q43
q43 Adjust S4B
S4 Air OFF evap. C Adjustment
Correction of sensor signal e.g. due to long sensor cable
q44
q44 Adjust S4C
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Make new factory
With this command you save the controller’s actual
settings as a new basic setting (the earlier factory settings are overwritten).
0=OFF, 1=ON
o67
o67 Make factory
Reset to factory settings
Command which will revert all controller settings to
factory values.
0=OFF, 1=ON
z06
--- Reset factory
Function
Description
Values
Code
Short name
Superheat ctrl.
mode A
Select how to control the superheat of the evaporator. At adaptive control the superheat reference is
adapted automatically to give the best utilization of
the evaporator surface. At load based control the superheat reference is increased at high loads
1=Adaptive, 2=Load based
n21
n21 SH mode
Superheat close A
Minimum superheat limit where the valve is closing
x68
--- SH close
AFidentForce A
Expert setting - contact Danfoss for further information
x69
--- AFidentForce
Superheat Kp min. A
Min limit for
amplication factor of the PI controller
adjusting the valve opening degree (expert setting)
x70
--- SH Kp min
Superheat Kp max.
A
Max limit for
amplication factor of the PI controller
adjusting the valve opening degree (expert setting)
x71
--- SH Kp max
Superheat Tn A
Integration time of the PI controller adjusting the
valve opening degree (expert setting)
x72
--- SH Tn
Te feedback gain A
Gain factor for feedback of evaporating temperature
signal Te to the PI controller controlling the superheat
(expert setting)
x73
--- Te-gain
Kp MTR control A
Amplication
factor for modulating temperature con-
trol (Expert setting)
x77
--- MTR Kpfactor
Tn MTR control A
Integration time for modulating temperature control
(Expert setting)
x78
--- MTR Tn sec
AFident A
Expert readout - contact Danfoss for further information
x79
--- AFident
Calculated Max OD
A
Calculated maximum opening degree of the injection
valve (expert readout)
x80
--- Max OD %
Superheat close liquid ctrl. A
Minimum limit of superheat where the valve is closing during adaptive liquid control
x87
--- SH close Liq
AFident Ee
Expert readout - contact Danfoss for further information
Y20
--- AFident Ee
Aver.OD Ee
Expert readout - contact Danfoss for further information
Master control signal used for switching case load
ON/OFF depending on the load condition
0=No action, 1=Toggle ON, 2=Toggle OFF
x81
--- TherToggle
MC Load request
Master control signal used to control the load balance
between multiple case controllers on the same suction line
x82
--- LoadReq
MC Max. Te oset
Requested oset to actual evporating temperature in
order to keep the air temperature at the actual setpoint
x84
--- MaxTeOset
MC Liquid control
Master control signal allowing switch to adaptive liquid control
0=OFF, 1=ON
x85
--- MC Liq. Ctrl
MC Night setback
Master control signal for changing between day and
night time operation
0=OFF, 1=ON
x06
--- Night setbck
MC Case shutdown
Master control signal used to shut down a case for a
time period. During shutdown there will be no alarm
monitoring
0=OFF, 1=ON
x17
--- Case shutdwn
MC Forced closing
Master control signal that will close the injection
valve
0=OFF, 1=ON
x07
--- Forced close
MC Forced cooling
Master control signal that will provide forced cooling
0=OFF, 1=ON
x08
--- Forced cool.
MC Defrost start
Master control signal for starting a defrost. At adaptive defrost the defrost might be skipped if the defrost is not needed
0=OFF, 1=ON
x13
--- MC def.start
MC Defrost state
Read out the actual state of the defrost
0=OFF, 1=ON
x14
--- DefrostState
MC Hold after defrost
Master control signal used for co-ordinated defrost
control to hold cabinets from returning to normal refrigeration after a defrost until all cabinets have terminated defrost
0=OFF, 1=ON
x11
--- HoldAfterDef
MC Stop defrost
Master control signal used to prevent a defrost start in
a controller.
0=OFF, 1=ON
x12
--- Disable def.
MC Light signal
Master control signal for control of light via a data
communication signal from the system manager
0=OFF, 1=ON
o39
o39 Light remote
MC Actual dewpoint
Master control signal sending the actual measured
dewpoint from the system manager to the controller
over the network.
x03
--- Act.DewPoint
MC Po load factor
x83
--- Load factor
MC Bluetooth lock
Master control signal that will lock down all Bluetooth
data communication
0=OFF, 1=ON
aaa
--- BT lock
MC Min. delta T
Required minimum delta temperature across evaporator (S3 - Te) in order to keep the air temperature at
the actual setpoint
y04
--- Min Delta T
No. of case sections
No. of sections in the case
z05
--- NoOfEvap
Code
Alarm text
Description
E01
Hardware failure
The controller has a hardware failure
E06
Clock lost time
Clock has lost valid time
E20
Pe Evap. pressure A - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E24
S2 Gas outlet A - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E26
S4 Air OFF evap. A - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E27
S5 Evaporator A - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E37
S5 Evaporator B - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E59
Humidity sensor - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E60
S4 Air OFF evap. B - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E61
S4 Air OFF evap. C - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E62
S2 Gas outlet B - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
E63
S2 Gas outlet C - Sensor error
Sensor signal is out of range. Please check the sensor for correct operation
A01
High temperature alarm A
The alarm temperature has been above the max alarm limit for a longer time period than the set alarm delay.
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
Fault message
In an error situation the alarm LED on the front will be on and the alarm relay will be activated (depending on
priority). If you push the alarm button for 3 seconds you can see the alarm report in the display. (Alarm priorities can
be changed. See Table 39: Alarm relay priorities.) Here are the messages that may appear:
The alarm temperature has been below the min alarm limit for a longer time period than the set alarm delay.
A04
Door open alarm
The door has been open for a too long time
A05
Max defrost hold time exceeded
The controller has been waiting longer time than permitted after a co-ordinated defrost.
A11
Refrigerant not selected
The refrigerant has not been selected hence control can not be initiated
A15
DI alarm 1
Alarm signal from digital input signal
A16
DI alarm 2
Alarm signal from digital input signal
A45
Main switch set OFF
The controller manin switch has been set to either Stop or Manaual control. Alternatively a digital input set up for
"main switch" function, has stopped control
A59
Case in cleaning mode
A case cleaning operation has been started on a case
A70
High temperature alarm B
The alarm temperature has been above the max alarm limit for a longer time period than the set alarm delay.
A71
Low temperature alarm B
The alarm temperature has been below the min alarm limit for a longer time period than the set alarm delay.
AA2
CO2 leak detected
CO2 is leaking from the refrigerantion system
AA3
Refrigerant leak detected
Refrigerant is leaking from the refrigeration system
a02
High humidity alarm
The humidity level is too high
a03
Low humidity alarm
The humidity level is too low
a05
High temperature alarm C
The alarm temperature has been above the max alarm limit for a longer time period than the set alarm delay.
a06
Low temperature alarm C
The alarm temperature has been below the min alarm limit for a longer time period than the set alarm delay.
Z01
Max defrost time exceeded A
The last defrost cycle has stopped on time instead of set temperature
Z02
Max defrost time exceeded B
The last defrost cycle has stopped on time instead of set temperature
Z03
Max defrost time exceeded C
The last defrost cycle has stopped on time instead of set temperature
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
NOTE:
Data communication
The importance of individual alarms can be dened with a setting. The setting must be carried out in the group
"Alarm destinations"
Push the info button for 3 seconds to see status. If there is a status code, it will be shown on the display. The individual status codes have the
following meanings:
S0
Normal ctrl.
The controller is running normal control. There is no other control taking priority
S1
Hold after defrost
The controller is waiting for other controllers to terminate coordinated defrost
S4
Drip o
The defrost has terminated and the controller is waiting for drip delay to expire, while the water is dripping o the
evaporator
S10
Main switch OFF
The controller has been stopped because the parameter r12 Main switch has been set in OFF or Service position or
the controller has been stopped via Main switch function on DI input
S11
Thermostat cut-out
The air temperature has reached the thermostat cut-out value
S14
Defrost
The controller is running a defrost cycle
S15
Fan delay
The evaporator fans are waiting to start after a defrost cycle (d07, Fan start delay and d08, Fan start temperature)
S16
Forced closing
The injection valve has been forced closed via a signal on a digital input or from the system manager (compressor
pack is restricted from starting)
S17
Door open
DI signal indicates that the cold room door is open
S18
Melt period
The controller has stopped refrigeration for a short while to turn ice crystals into water and thereby improve air
ow through the evaporator
S19
Modulating temp. control
The air temperature is controlled close to the set point via a modulating temperature control
S20
Emergency control
(1)
The air temperature is controlled according to an emergency procedure due to sensor error (Pe, S2 or S4)
S23
Adaptive superheat control
The superheat of the evaporator is optimized
S24
Start injection
The liquid injection into the evaporator has started
S25
Manual control
Main switch has been set in Service position for manual control of outputs
S26
No refrigerant selected
The refrigerant type has not been selected (parameter o30 Refrigerant)
S29
Case cleaning
A case cleaning operation has been initiated via parameter o46 Case cleaning mode or via a signal on a digital
input or via the AK-CC55 Connect app
S30
Forced cooling
The thermostat has been overruled to run forced cooling via a signal on a digital input
S32
Power-up delay
The controller has just been powered up and the output control is waiting for the power-up delay to expire (parameter o01, Delay of outputs at power-up)
S33
Air heating
The air heater is energized in order to raise the air temperature (parameters r62, Air heater neutral zone and r63, Air
heater start delay)
S45
Shut down controller
The control has been stopped due to a digital input signal or from the system manager
S48
Adaptive liquid control
The superheat control is running adaptive liquid control with reduced superheat for transcritical CO2 systems with
ejectors. Signal is provided via digital input or from the system manager
AK-CC55 Multi Coil
Operating status
Table 46: Operating status
(1)
(1)
Emergency control:
Emergency control:
• If Pe or S2 sensor fails, the controller will operate with a safe opening degree based on normally registered opening degree during day and
• If Pe or S2 sensor fails, the controller will operate with a safe opening degree based on normally registered opening degree during day and
night operation.
night operation.
• If S4 sensor fails, the thermostat will operate with a registered ON/OFF duty cycle during day and night operation.
• If S4 sensor fails, the thermostat will operate with a registered ON/OFF duty cycle during day and night operation.
Pt1000: -60 – 120 °C. ±0.5 K
PTC1000: -60 – 80 °C. ±0.5 K
NTC5K: -40 – 80 °C. ±1.0 K
NTC10K: -40 – 120 °C. ±1.0 K
Pt1000 sensor specication
±0.3 K at 0 °C
±0.005 K per degree
Pe measuring
AKS 32R Ratiometric pressure transmitter: 10-90%
RH measuring
0 – 10 V
Ri > 10K ohm
Accuracy +/- 0,3% FS
Input and output relay
specications
Input/output
Description
Digital input
DI1
DI2
Signal from dry contact functions
Requirements to contacts: Gold plating
Cable length must be max. 15 m
Use auxiliary relays when the cable is longer
Open loop: 12 V
Contact 3.5 mA
Digital input
DI3
115 V / 230 V AC
Solid state output
DO1 (for AKV coil)
DO3
DO7
115 V / 230 V AC
Max. 0.5 A
DO3 and DO7 (No overload protection!)
Max. 1 x 20 W AKV for 115 V AC
2 x 20 W AKV for 230 V AC
Note: 2 EC coils are not supported.
Relays
DO2
DO4
DO5
DO6
115 V / 230 V AC
Load max.: CE. 8 (6)A
UL. 8A res. 3FLA 18LRA
Load min.: 1VA
Inrush: DO5 DO6 TV-5 80A
Analogue output/ PWM
AO1
0 / 10 V Pulse Width Modulated
(PWM) max. 15 mA.
0 – 10 V variable, max. 2 mA
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Table 52: Controller
Table 53: Display module
Table 54: Option module
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