0V – ground (-) power supply
24 V DC(+) power supply
G – ground Lbus port (for system expansion)
Lbus – Lbus port (for system expansion)
G – ground (Modbus RS 485)
B – port B (Modbus RS 485)
A - port A (Modbus RS 485)
C – common port dedicated to outputs O1-O4
O1 - output: Heat Force
O2 - output: Start next CCR/Slave Unit
O3 - output: Disinfection finished
O4 - output: Alarm
C – common port dedicated to actuators V1-4
V1..V4 – outputs to actuators
C – common por t dedicated to actuators V5-8
V5. .V8 – outputs to ac tuators
C – common port dedicated to actuators V9 -12
V9. .V12 – outputs to actuators
TCP/IP
RJ45
4
B1
TCP/IP
Master
POWER
RJ45
S2
B2
S3
B3
Module 1
Module 0
S4
S0
G
G
S10
S6
S11
S7
Module 2
Module
S12
S8
G
G
3
S9
S5
S1
S13
S14
S15
Module
S16
G
S17
S18
S19
Module 5
S20
G
Connector/portDescription
C
V13 -16
C
V17-2 0
C – common port dedicated to actuators V13-16
V13..V16 – outputs to actuators
C – common port dedicated to actuators V17-20
V17.. V2 0 – outputs to ac tuators
TC P/ IP, L ANTCP/ IP port or IP Modbus port
B1-3, S0
G
S1-4
G
S5-8
G
S9 -12
G
S13 -16
G
S17-2 0
G
B1,B2, B3 defined inputs
S0 – temp. sensor
G – common ground dedicated to inputs/sensor
S1.. S4 – inputs from sensors
G – common ground dedicated to sensor S1-4
S5..S8 – inputs from sensors
G – common ground dedicated to sensors S5-8
S9. .S12 – inputs from sensors
G – common ground dedicated to sensors S9-12
S13.. S16 – inputs from sensors
G – common ground dedicated to sensors S13-16
S17. .S 20 – inputs from sensors
G – common ground dedicated to sensors S17-20
Pt1000, S0- type ESMC / ESM11, S1 … S36 – type ESMB
Temperature range (registration)
–20 °C … +120 °C
- IP Modbus (L AN cable connection)
- default password: admin1234
1. Product description
2. Technical data
The CCR2+ is a control used for optimizing
the thermal disinfection process in hot water
systems with functions such as temperature
registration and monitoring circulation hot water
actuators type TWA-A and remote temperature
sensors PT1000, type ESMB, installed on each
thermostatic circulation valve, type MTCV
(Multifunctional Thermostatic Circulation Valve).
systems. The control is connected to thermo
Measuring accuracy± 0,1 K
Inputs: B1, B2 and B3Free contact (5 V 1 mA)
Number of control valves (risers)20, additional 16 with system extension via CCR+ Slave Unit
Output signal to actuators24 VDC max. 1 A
Alarm signal output24 VDC max. 1 A
Relay output0 … 24 DC max. 1 A
Type of memoryBuild-In
Capacity of memor y 8 GB
Timer: Real time clockBuilt-in bat tery - service life 10 years
- Wi-Fi (communication p ort only)
Communication interfaces
Default IP settings
- TPC/IP port (LAN cable connection)
- Modbus RS 485 RTU
- Default L AN IP address (static): 192.168.1.100
- Default WiFi access IP address (static): 192.168.1.10
- IP address mask: 255.255.255.0
- Gat eway addr ess: 192 .168.1.1
- DNS ad dress: 192.16 8.1.1
- CCR name: ccrplus
1)
To select proper p ower transformer
please follo w formula: 24 V 10VA
(controller) + 7 VA*/per each actuator
3. Installation
Ambient temperature0 … 50 °C
Transport temperature–10 … +60 °C
IP ratingIP 20,
Power supply24 VDC
Power consumption (Master controller only)
Power consumption (Slave Unit only)
Weight0.3 kg
InstallationDIN rail 35 mm
1)
1)
10 VA
3 VA
For easy access, the CCR2+ controllers should
be installed in electrical enclosure on DIN rail 35
mm. Enclosure with DIN rail should be mounted
onto the wall (sub - station or boiler room) as
close as possible to the heat source. DIN rail and
enclosure are not included.
It is recommended to install the standard 24
VDC transformer in the same box as CCR2+
(not supply). The transformer power depends
on numbers of actuators (number of risers in
heating installation). To select proper power
transformer please follow formula: 24 V 10VA
(controller) + 7 VA*/per each actuator
Example (building with 20 risers):
10VA (for controller) + 7VA x 20 actuators = 150VA
Before switching the control on for the rst time,
disconnect all cables and connect a 24 VDC
The LED diodes on device should blink at
start-up.
source to the disconnected power plug. Use a
voltmeter to measure the voltage on the power
cable plug before it is connected to the control.
If the voltage is correct:
1. Read the instructions before you operate the
control
2. Disconnect all cables
3. Connect the power to the transformer (not
Before any plugs are connected to the control’s,
input and output connectors:
1. Set all parameters on the controller
2. Make sure that there is no external voltage on
the temperature sensor plugs
3. Make sure that the voltage on the relay
contacts is not too high (max. 24 VDC)
connected to CCR2+)
4. Turn on the power to the transformer
5. Veried currency - 24 VDC
6. Connect the cable from the transformer to the
CCR2+ input
When controller is connected to power, LED
indicator start to blink. The meaning of LED
status is:
LEDDescription
P (orange) – Power inside controller (+5V)Lights when DDC PCB is power on
D (white) – Data transfer indicator for LANBlink when DDC is communicating by TCP/IP
S (orange) - Input power indicator (24VDC)Light s when power supply PCB is working
BT (blue)– Basic transmission indicator for Wi-FiBlink when DDC is communicating by WiFi
A (red) – Alert status on I/O moduleLED lights when/if: to low temp., broken sensor
O1..4 ; 1-20 (green)– Digital Output StatusLights when Output is closed to 0V
6. Types of Logins and Access
Controller has a built in WEB Server App to
communicate with all devices with html browsers
via following communication interfaces:
• Wi-Fi communication port
• LAN cable connection (TCP/IP port)
7. Wi-Fi settings (no cable needed - recommended for all types of devices)
1. Enter Wi-Fi settings
2. Switch on Wi-Fi
3. Scan for Wireless Network Connection
4. Select CCRplus
5. Enter password (default is »admin1234«)
8. Local Network settings (only for LAN cable connection with PC)
1. Go to »Local Network settings«
2. Go to »Properties« -> »Internet Protocol
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
How much data can be stored per day in the system memory (for actually settings)
Data used in archive le and scheduler.
9. RUN CCR2+ APPLICATION
Launch your browser from a computer or
wireless device that is connected to the CCR2+.
Tap the IP address into web browser window:
1. Wi-FI access: Type 192.168.1.10 into Web
Browser
2. LAN connection: Type 192.168.1.100 into Web
Browser
CCR2+ application will open.
For 1st login enter password »admin1234«
IMPORTANT: Change of password to secure any
unatorized interaction from 3rd parties
NOTE: You can Skip login for access to data only
in CCR+ (reading, overview only)
10. CCR2+ DASHBOARD (Web App Screen)
When the setup and is complete, the reading
display will be shown on the screen.
The Basic CCR2+ App screen has a dashboard
that oer plenty of status overview, basic and
advanced settings. The manufacturer reserves
the right to change Firmware in production to
improve handling and functionality. An up - to
- date list of settings for the given rmware is
available on the Danfoss website.
New settings can automatically upgrade
according to guidelines in instruction.
READINGS MENU:
No. NameDescription
1 Scheduler
2 S0-main temp.
3 B1-start dis.
4 B2-stop dis.
5 B3-ext. alarm
6 Trigger timeout
Open – Schedule programme active
Close - Scheduler programme not active
S0 – value of (°C) supply temperature. The same readings apply to sensors S1 … S20.
Open - no sensor or break sensor circuit
Closed – shortcut to ground in sensor circuit
If the S0 is disinfection source, statutes are shown in color:
- Grey: S0 is start disinfection source
- Red: S0 temp. is OK(greater than disinfection temp.)
- Blue: S0 temp. is too low during disinfec tion process (lower than disinfec tion temp)
- Yellow: S0 temp. sensor is broken
Input status B1 - G
Open – input B1 open
Close – input B1 close to G
If the B1 is disinfection source, statutes are shown in grey color.
Function is used in parallel and sequences connection.
Input status B2 - G
Open – input B2 open
Close – input B2 close to G
Close (shor tcut B2-G) always nished disinfection process. The end of the disinfection process can
be realised automatically (look to: Advanced Menu – This is Master) or manually if it is necessary to
stop the process. When it is done manually, system reset all previous screen information (faults).
Information about external fault(used in sequence mode to indicate errors on primar y CCR2+
master)
To be used when input B1 source is not stable (f.ex. thermostat switch, or S0 temp. source is not
stab le)
Timer will start to count down the disinfection timeout when B1 is open or. S0 temp. is less that
Dis.Set.Temp.
Timer is reseted if S0 temp. is higher that Dis.Set.Temp. or B1 input is closed.
In case of timeout count down to 0, disinfection will be stopped with timeout fault.
• Readings: Informations about basic settings,
device status, current time and date, storage
capacity
• User: Basic disinfection settings
• Installer: Advanced and service settings
• Corrections: Temperature sensor calibration
settings
The Real Time clock , show current time, date, day of the week
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The setted disinfection temperature (look to: User Menu)
(hottest) risers.
Factory setting: 20 min
Close – shortcut to common (C)
Close – shortcut to common (C)
10. CCR2+ DASHBOARD
(Web App Screen)
(continuous)
No. NameDescription
Disinfection mode: Is disinfection permitted?
9 Disinfection
10 Dis. Set. Temp.
11 Dis. time [HH:MM]
12 Min. divide adv. (%)
13 Divide time
14 Circ. Set Temp.
15 O1- heat forc e
16 O2-star t next
17 DisinfectionDisinfec tion process is enabled or disabled. (can be changed in User menu->Disinfec tion)
18 Total Dis.AdvAdvance of Disinfection progress, calculated from all (active and non active) risers.
19 Dis. timeoutTime to nish
20 Divide adv.
21 Divide timeoutTime left to compare Divide adv. and Min.Divide adv. to make decision about divide risers.
22 Ris. in group
23 O3-dis. nished
Choice between:
Enable – disinfection is permitted
Disable – disinfection is switched o in settings
The relations between temperature and corresponding time is provided from the Brunette
Resources reference table.
Disinfec tion time in the risers.
Disinfec tion time countdown is independent for each riser (look to: User Menu).
Timer is counting when riser temp. is bigger then Dis. Set. Temp.
Minimum required and maximum recommended time depend on the disinfection temperature
and should be selected from the Brunet t Resources reference table.
Dividing risers into groups
If dividing is Enable, system is counting progress of disinfection of active risers, between divide
time period. If in divide time period progress of disinfection is less than Min. divide, adv. active
risers will be automatical divided to half. New active group will continue with most promising
Group division period
If dividing is Enable, Controller will calculate the average disinfection progress of active risers,
between Divide time period. If in divide time period progress of disinfection is less than Min.
divide adv. Active risers will be automatical divided to half. New active group will continue with
most promising (hottest) risers.
Electronically controlled circulation temperature after disinfec tion in riser. Controller can maintain
the requested circulation temperature in the riser after the disinfection process. This func tion is
recommended for control valves with only actuators (PI control signal). For self - ac ting valves like
MTCV (with basic thermostat element) recommended setting is 5 °C.
Factory setting: 5°C
Outputs status:
Open – when disinfection is not active
Close – when disinfection is in progress
Outputs status:
Open – when disinfection is not in progress or not nish
Close – when disinfection is nished in sequence mode
Advance of Disinfection progress, calculated from active risers. Af ter divide time period, Divide
adv. Is compared to Min.Divide adv. If Divide adv. is less than Min.Divide adv. risers will be divided
to half.
Number of risers in the currently disinfected group.
If no division was made, this is the total number of risers. Option of choice divides risers into
groups during disinfection or is used in Installer Menu. Function: To be used division enables
disinfection process to accelerate in extensive hot water circulation installations.
Outputs status:
Open – O3 is closed to common (C)
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24 O4-alarm
25 Riser
26 Valve output
27 Valve [%]% of opening of valve (V1 … V36) in PWM mode
28 Temperature [°C]
29 InGroup
30 Disinfection% of riser disinfection progress
31 Time to end [HH:MM]
Outputs status:
Open – O4 is closed to common (C)
Riser Status
Order number of risers (look to: Installer Menu)
Number of riser in risers status section
Open - no sensor or break sensor circuit
Closed – shortcut to ground in sensor circuit
Riser statuses are indicated with color.
- White: non relevant (disabled in Installer->risers number) risers
- Red: Disinfec tion in process, all temperature is OK
- Blue: Disinfection in process but riser temperature is lower than Dis. Set.Temp
- Yellow: if Sn temp. sensor or cable is broken
Status of valve: V1 … V36
1 – valve is open in % shown in Valve [%] column.
0 – valve is closed Valve [% ] = 0%. Status 1 is shown when valve open ratio is more than 0%.
Temperature readings in riser
Sensor S1,.., S36 temperature
Open - no sensor or break sensor circuit
Closed – shortcut to ground in sensor circuit
Place in ranking of disinfection progress of risers (at dividing period system will continue
disinfection with best ranking risers)
Count down timer is counting when temp. on riser is higher that Dis. Set.Temp.
After timer count down to zero, riser is disinfected successfully.
-SensFaultL: temperature too low or sensor or shortcut to ground in sensor circuit
-SensFaultH: temperature too high or no sensor or break sensor circuit
-LowTe mp: temperature too low to perform disinfection
-InProcess: disinfection in process
USER MENU:
No. NameDescription
33 Disinfection
Disinfection
34
temperature
35 Disinfection time
Circulation
36
temperature
Save SettingsClick »Save Set tings« to confirm changes
Is disinfection permitted?
Possible choices:
Enable – disinfection permitted
Disable – disinfection is switched off
Set disinfection temperature.
Disinfec tion is initiated when the temperature on sensor S0 exceeds the set temperature.
Exceeding the set temperature on a riser sensor (S1 … S20), triggers the disinfec tion time
countdown for the given riser.
Factory setting: 65°C
Set disinfection time in the risers.
Disinfection time countdown is independent for each riser. Minimum required and maximum
recommended time depend on the disinfec tion temperature and should be selected from the
table in chapter »Temperature set in the circulation risers and disinfection time«
Factory setting: 15min
Electronically controlled circulation temperature after disinfec tion in riser. The CCR2+ can
maintain the requested circulation temperature in the riser after the disinfection process. This
function is recommended for control valves with only actuators (PI control signal). For self - acting
valves like MTCV (with basic thermostat element ) recommended setting is 5 °C.
Factory setting: 5°C
INSTALLER MENU:
No. NameDescription
Dividing risers into groups:
37 Divide group
38 Divide time
39 Min. divide adv. (%)
40 Risers number
41 CCR Sy stem
42 Integration time
43 Proportional factor
Required
44
temperature
Enable – when the disinfection progress is slower than the set progress in MinAdvan
Disable – switched o regardless of the disinfection progress
Factory setting: Enable
Group division period. If dividing is Enable, Controller will calculate the average disinfection
progress of active risers, between Divide time period. If in divide time period progress of
disinfection is less than Min. divide adv. Active risers will be automatical divided to half. New
active group will continue with most promising (hottest) risers.
Factory setting: 20 min
Dividing risers into groups
If dividing is Enable, system is counting progress of disinfection of active risers, between divide
time period. If in divide time period progress of disinfection is less than Min. divide adv. Active
risers will be automatical divided to half. New active group will continue with most promising
(hottest) risers.
Number of risers connected to the CCR2.
Factory setting: 20
Function used for big systems. System expansion is done with several CCR2+ Controllers (with
connected CCR+ Slave Unit on each), which are connected:
Sequence – disinfection step by step (rst primary CCR2+ Master with CCR+ Slave Unit, than
secondar y CCR2+ Master with CCR+ Slave Unit, etc), If disinfection signal appears, the disinfection
process starts only in primary CCR2+ Master (with Slave Unit) and after implementation (successful
performed or not), output O2 becomes shor tcut with C, which allows the start of the process in
secondar y CCR2+ Master (with Slave Unit). When the last riser is disinfected, the primary CCR2+
Master will send a signal to ECL (or another control) and the supply disinfection temperature
returns to comfort temperature.
Parallel – disinfection is per formed at the same time. If disinfection signal appears, output O2
becomes shortcut with C. This is the signal for CCR2+ to start the disinfection. Parallel function
allows the start of the disinfec tion in all system (all CCR2+ with CCR+ Slave Units in the same time).
Main CCR2+ Master revokes the disinfection order for other CCR2+s (with CCR+ Slave Units).
Factory setting: Parallel
Integration time of the disinfection temperature (and circulation temperature) sustenance process
in risers controlled by MTCV valves. The shor ter the time, the quicker temperature changes (no
stabile regulation). The longer the time, the slower reaction for temperature changes (stable
regulation).
Factory setting: 60 sec
Proportional factor of the disinfection temperature regulation (and circulation temperature)
in risers is controlled by MTCV valves. The higher Propor tional factor will eect in the bigger
valves reac tion (no stabile regulation). The lower Proportional factor, the weaker reaction for
temperature change (stable regulation).
Factory setting: 100
Information about Temperature in installation (for BMS alarming only).
Setting range between +10 °C and +100 °C.
This setting is used for temperature alarm output when real temperature in system exceed upper
and lower deviation count from Required Temperature.
Set upper deviation temperature counted from Required Temperature. Temperature alarm output
45 Dif. Temp +
46 Dif. Temp
47 Alarm Delay
48 Aler t relay type
49 Archive frequency
50 DisSources
51 DisSources type
52 Date format
53 CCR is
54 Current timeSets the real time »Clock, hour & minutes”
55 Current dateSets the real date “Day, Month, Year”
56 Start risers number
57 Trigger timeout
Set Settings Click »Set Set tings« to conrm changes
Load settings 1Load settings from memory 1
Load settings 2Load settings from memory 2
Save settings 1Save settings into memory 1
Save settings 2Save settings into memory 2
indicated signal when temperature exceed this range.
Setting range between +1 °C and +20 °C
Factory setting: +10°C
Set lower deviation temperature counted from Required Temperature. Temperature alarm output
indicated signal when temperature drop below this range.
Setting range between −1 °C and −20 °C
Factory setting: -10°C
Set Alarm Delay. The temperature alarm delay when real temperature exceed exceed upper and
lower deviation counted from Required Temperature.
Setting range between 0 minute and 100 minute
Factory setting : 10 min
Alarm output:
StillOn – continuous alarm signal
Pulse – pulse alarm signal 24 VDC every second
Factory setting: Pulse
Data archiving interval. The time can be set to any value between 10 seconds and 4 hours.
Factory setting: 1 min
Disinfec tion sources for running disinfec tion and continuing the process, There are a few
combinations which allow initiation of the process based on one signal or in relation to many
needed signals.
Disinfection is initiated when:
-S0: sensor S0 reports a temperature higher than the disinfection temperature
-B1: input shorted to ground,
-S0+SCH: sensor S0 reports a temperature higher than the disinfection temperature in the
scheduled time period,
-B1+SCH: B1 input shorted to G (ground) in the scheduled time period, SCH - week ly schedule
runs and continues until it is complete, even if schedule was to terminate it,
-SCH: weekly schedule runs and continues until it is complete, even if schedule was to terminate it,
-S0/B1+SCH: B1 input shorted to G (fault to frame, ground) or sensor S0 repor ts a temperature
higher than the disinfection temperature in the scheduled time period,
-S0& B1: B1 input shorted to G and sensor S0 reports a temperature higher than the disinfection
temperature,
-S0&B1+SCH: B1 input shor ted to G and sensor S0 reports a temperature higher than the
disinfection temperature in the scheduled time period.
Factory setting: S0
Relevant for input:
StillOn – Disinfection is started when input contact is shorted to M
Pulse – Disinfection is started by short pulse of input contact to M
Factory setting: Pulse
Form of date display:
YY - MM - DD – year, month, day
YY - DD - MM – year, day, month
DD - MM - YY – day, month , year
MM - DD - YY – month, day, year
Factor y setting: YY - M M - DD
Status of CCR2:
Register - functions as temperature registration
Reg+Dis - functions as disinfection control with registration
Factory setting: Reg+Dis
Setting is active, when dividing is Enable
Controller start disinfection with less number of risers set in »Start riser number«. Rest of risers are
not active. When disinfection in started risers is nished, rest of risers are sequently ac tivated and
disinfected. If disinfection progress is less that Min.Div.Adv., risers will be divided.
Factory setting 20. Cannot be more than Risers number
Factory setting: 20
To be used when input source is not stable (B1: f.ex. thermostat switch, or S0: temp. source is not
stab le)
Timer will start to count down the disinfection timeout when B1 is open or. S0 temp. is less that
Dis.Set.Temp.
Timer is reseted if S0 temp. is higher that Dis.Set.Temp. or B1 input is closed.
In case of timeout count down to 0, disinfection will be stopped with timeout fault.
Enabled
Disabled
Factory setting: Disabled
CORRECTIONS MENU:
No. NameDescription
58 S0, … , S36
Cable Length Cable
Calculator
Save settingsClick »Save Settings« to conrm changes
Sensor correction: S0 … S36 in range: ±9,9 °C
Do not make calibration when sensor cables are shorter than 10 meters.
For longer cable then 10 meters, used correction factors from table below.
Usefull tool for calculating cable correc tions by selecting cable length (m) and cross (mm2)
7. Saturday
Set Settings Click »Set Set tings« to conrm changes
Load settings 1Load settings from memory 1
Load settings 2Load settings from memory 2
Save settings 1Save settings into memory 1
Save settings 2Save settings into memory 2
Disinfec tion schedule for selected (Active/non Active) day of the week. To be used in B1+SCH,
S0+SCH mode.
Active: Disinfection is permitted in selected time periods
non Active: Schedule is not ac tive
Start time (hh:mm): set star t time period of disinfection
Stop time (hh:mm): set nishing time period of disinfection
TESTS MENU:
No. NameDescription
Open: Selected output contact is open
60 O1…O4
61 V1, …, V36
Save settingsClick »Save Settings« to conrm changes
Set all as OpenAll Open
Set all as CloseAll Close
Set all as Auto OnO All Auto On/O
Set all as AutoPWMAll Auto PWM
Close: Selec ted output is closed to common (C)
Auto
Factory setting: Auto
Open: selected valve is closed
Close: selec ted valve is open, shor tcuted to common (C)
Auto OnO : selected valve works in On/o mode
AutoPWM: selected valve work s in PWM mode
Factory setting: AutoPWM
DATA MEN U:
No. NameDescription
62 Delete all logsErasing of log le
63 GO toBy selec ting time period, log les will be shown and ready for download (*.CSV)
NETWORK MENU:
No. NameDescription
64 Modbus
65 Modbus baudrate
66 Modbus parity
67 Modbus address
68 LAN IP address
69 LAN IP address mask
LAN Gateway
70
address
LAN name (min. 2
71
char., max. 15 char.)
72 LAN DHCP
LAN connected
73
clients
WIFI name (min. 2
74
char., max. 15 char.)
WIFI pass (min. 8
75
char., max. 15 char.)
WIFI connec ted
76
client
Change Login
77
password:
Enable – Modbus is switch on
Disable – Modbus is switched o
Type of date transmission:
ModBus 96 (9.600)
Mod Bus 19 (19.000)
ModBus 38 (38.400)
FBus
Factory setting: ModBus 96
None (transmition parity disabled)
Even(»Even« type of transmition parity enabled)
Odd(»Odd« type of transmition parity enabled)
Factory setting: Odd
Unit Address for Mobus RTU RS485
Factory setting: 1
The IP address that the router assigned to this device when it joined the network. This number can
change if a device is disconnected and rejoins the network
Factory setting: 192.168.1.100
Identif y network address of an IP address
Factory setting: 255.255.255.0
The gateway address (or default gateway) is a router inter face connected to the local network that
sends packets out of the local network
Factory setting: 192.168.1.1
Name of CCR2+ (relevant for network search)
Please note that after changing this value, local network dns server need to be refreshed. This
process is depend on current network conguration and can take up to few hours.
Save SettingsClick »Save Set tings« to conrm changes
Note: In case o f changing IP address in CCR+ Controll er, changes sho uld also be applied in PC l ocal network setti ngs.
Shows Slave Unit communication status between CCR2+ Controller
0% – no communication
100% – communication OK
Possible (readable values): 0 – 100%
FIRMWARE MENU:
NameDescription
Upgrade of firmware
Reset settings to defaultTo return all setting to default (except Network settings) click on “Return Defaults”
Reset to defaults passwords To reset all passwords to defaults (admin1234) click on “Reset Passwords«.
Reset network settingsReset all network settings to defaults
NOTE: When uplo ading firmware, do not i nterrupt the web browser by cl osing the window, clicking a lin k, or loading a new page . No
not power-o ff CCR2+. It could corrup t the firmware.
To update CCR2+ with new firmware first download firmware file from Danfoss website.
Then follow procedure: Browse file -> Start upgrade!
When the upload is complete, CCR+ restarts. The upgrade process typically takes several minutes.
LOGIN MENU – push user to change password
NameDescription
LoginAccess with login password enable changes in all setting
Skip loginAccess without password allows only data readings. Changes of settings values can not be done.
Reset Wi-Fi password
Reset the setting onlyGo to firmware menu and click on “Return Defaults”
Reset password only
(but not change other
parameters)
Recovery (device can be
recover back to factor y
firmware)
Available via long press on reset button (located on LAN port) for at least 5 seconds.
Wi-Fi password is reset to “admin0 0x” where x is the number of BT (blue) LED blinks.
Go to firmware menu and click on “Reset passwords”
Via long press on reset button, power down and with access code “369” (code for recovery to
default f irmware). To perform a recover y, you need to make these steps:
1. turn off power supply
2. press hardware button
3. turn on power supply, power led will be ON
4. hold but ton for more than 5 sec until ALL 3 leds turned ON
5. when all 3 leds is turned immediately release the button
From this moment you need to enter 3 digits code
In this mode there are two hardware button function:
- short press increase code number,
- long press switch to nex t code digit
Currently code number is signalled by lighting of led diode: blue led = 1 digit, white led = 2 digit,
orange led = 3 digit
Example to enter code 123:
- first led diode (blue) is turned ON, then make a short button press 1 time, blue led should
blink once
- make a long press until white led is turned on
- using shor t button press 2 times, white led should blinks 2 times
- make a long press until orange led is turned on
- using shor t button press 3 times, orange led should blinks 3 times
- if code is entered properly than recovery has started.
DO NOT TURN OFF POWER SUPPLY!
12. Modbus settings
*Note: Possible values of disinfection
status are:
- 0 - OK
- 2 - disinfection te mp too low
- 4 - disinfection in p rogress
- 8 - disinfection fa iled
- 16 (0x10 hex) - sensor fa ult L
(shorted to gnd)
- 64 (0x40 hex) - sens or fault H
(sensor not connec ted etc...)
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Supported functions:
1. Read holding registers (0x03)
2. Write single register (0x06)
3. Write multiple registers (0x16)
1. Read holding register start addresses:
from 0 to 279:
0 – Valve output riser
(1=output closed - valve is o pen, active in disinfec tion;
0=out put open, valve is closed)
1 – Valve output pwm riser
(valve open in percentage: 0% .. 100%, unsigned decimal)
2 – Temperature value
(temperature in ° C with one decimal place pre cision,
unsigned deci mal --> example: 529 = 52.9°C)
3 – Is in disinfection group
(1=valve is in disinfection gr oup of valves, which is
in active disin fection state, 0=valve is no t in active
disinfectio n group of valves)