Emerson CL-RSC User Manual

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EMERSON CONTROL LINK CPC® P/N 818-2050 REFRIG. CONTROLLER: OVERVIEW & OPERATION
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CL-RSC Operation
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EMERSON CONTROL LINK CPC® P/N 818-2050 REFRIG. CONTROLLER: GENERAL PARAMETERS
General Parameters
 General parameters are used by techni-
cians and operators to set the control set­points and defrost schedules.
Before Changing General Parameters
 Before changing parameters, clear any
active alarms by pressing the Alarm Si­lence button.
Changing General Parameters
 Do not lightly press buttons! You MUST
use considerable force while pressing controller buttons or your commands will not
 Press (SET) and hold for five seconds.  If general mode programming has been
password protected, you will see PASS on the display.
 Press (SET) and use the arrow keys to in-
crement the password number until the correct password is shown and then press (SET).
 Note
word protected, PASS will not appear on the display.
The display will show the first programmable parameter: CSP (Case temperature Set Point). The arrow keys may be used to scroll through the list of general parameters. To change the value of any parameter follow these steps:
1. Select the parameter using the arrow keys (until the code is shown.
2. Press (SET).
3. Current value of this parameter will display. Use arrow keys to change values.
4. Press (SET) to accept value.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 until all set points have been properly configured.
6. When finished, press (SET) again for five seconds to save changes and exit. The display will blank for one second and then revert to normal display if the save was successful.
7. To cancel all changes, press and hold (SILENCE) for five seconds, or leave con­troller idle for 60 seconds. You will lose all setpoint changes made since you entered General Programming Mode.
register!
: If general parameters an not pass-
SFT
Software Version
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Note! See Technical Information Sheet In
This Manual For This Case’s Settings
WARNING!
You MUST press and hold
(SET) after changing setpoints
for changes to be permanent. Leaving the controller idle for
60 seconds will log you
out and cancel all your
setpoint changes.
See Warning at right.
Note! See Technical Information Sheet In This Manual For This Case’s Settings
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EMERSON CONTROL LINK CPC® P/N818-2050 CONTROLLER: ADVANCED PARAMETERS & ALARMS
Advanced Parameters
 General parameters are used to change
higher-level parameters not directly related to system operations.
 Selecting and changing advanced parame-
ters works the same way as general parame­ters, except that they are accessed in a dif­ferent way and require entering a different password.
Before Changing Advanced Parameters
 Before changing parameters, clear any ac-
tive alarms by pressing the Alarm Silence button.
Changing Advanced Parameters
 Do not lightly press buttons! You MUST
use considerable force while pressing controller buttons or your commands will
register!
not
 Press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons
simultaneously for five seconds to enter the Advance Programming Mode. The display
will show
 Press (SET) and use the arrow keys to select
the correct password (default is 0000), and press (SET) to enter it.
APAS
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Installation Photos
 See next page for installation photos of Emerson Control Link CPC® P/N 818-2050 Refrigeration Controller.  Note
: Exact location may vary depending upon model and features.
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EMERSON CONTROL LINK CPC® P/N 818-2050 REFRIG. CONTROLLER: INSTALLATION PHOTOS
Note: This Sheet Applicable
To “CO” Cases Only
Control Link Refrigeration System Controller
Ballast
Enlarged View of Control Link
Refrigeration System Controller
Main Power
Switch
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EMERSON CONTROL LINK CPC® P/N 818-2050 REFRIG. CONTROLLER: INSTALLATION PHOTOS
Control Link Refrigeration System Controller With Housing Cover Attached
View of Control Link
Refrigeration System
Controller With Housing
Cover Removed
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EMERSON CONTROL LINK CPC® P/N 818-2050 REFRIG. CONTROLLER: INSTALLATION LOCATION
Controller
Controller
Box
Field Wiring
Box
Main Power
Switch
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