EVCO c-pro CLIMA User Manual
C-PRO CLIMA SISTEMA
INSTALLER MANUAL
CODE 144CLIMA0E02
C-PRO CLIMA SISTEMA INSTALLER MANUAL
Important
Read these instructions carefully before installation and use and follow all recommendations regarding installation and
for the electric connection; keep these instructions for future reference.
The instrument must be disposed of according to local Standards regarding the collection of electric and
electronic appliances.
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Summary
1 GENERALITIES ......................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Description ...................................................................................................................................................... 5
2 APPLICATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................7
2.1 Application layouts.......................................................................................................................................... 8
3 INSTALLATION......................................................................................................................................................9
3.1 Dimensions......................................................................................................................................................9
3.2 Assembly....................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.3 Electric connections.......................................................................................................................................12
3.4 Regulators network configuration .................................................................................................................17
3.5 Displays network configuration..................................................................................................................... 21
4 USER INTERFACE................................................................................................................................................25
4.1 Display and keyboard ....................................................................................................................................25
4.2 Navigation through the applications making up the system ..........................................................................26
5 C-PRO MEGA MCCT REGULATOR...................................................................................................................27
5.1 List of pages................................................................................................................................................... 27
5.2 Alarms/log menu ...........................................................................................................................................28
5.3 Clock menu....................................................................................................................................................29
5.4 Maintenance menu (maintenance technician)................................................................................................29
5.5 Installer menu ................................................................................................................................................ 30
5.6 Main OFF page..............................................................................................................................................31
5.7 Main ON page ...............................................................................................................................................31
5.8 State pages.....................................................................................................................................................32
5.9 Configuration parameters ..............................................................................................................................33
5.10 State of the unit..............................................................................................................................................38
5.11 Summer/winter functioning mode .................................................................................................................39
6 C-PRO MICRO MCZN REGULATOR ................................................................................................................. 40
6.1 List of pages................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.2 Main page...................................................................................................................................................... 41
6.3 Zones status ...................................................................................................................................................41
6.4 Main menu.....................................................................................................................................................42
6.6 System Network page.................................................................................................................................... 44
6.7 Configuration parameters ..............................................................................................................................45
6.8 State of the unit..............................................................................................................................................49
6.9 State of Zone A and Zone B ..........................................................................................................................49
7 C-PRO MICRO MCDE REGULATOR ................................................................................................................. 50
7.1 List of pages................................................................................................................................................... 50
7.2 Main page...................................................................................................................................................... 51
7.3 States..............................................................................................................................................................51
7.4 Main menu.....................................................................................................................................................52
7.5 On/Off pages.................................................................................................................................................. 54
7.6 System Network page.................................................................................................................................... 54
7.7 Configuration parameters ..............................................................................................................................55
7.8 State of the unit..............................................................................................................................................57
8 C-PRO MICRO MCPS REGULATOR ..................................................................................................................58
8.1 List of pages................................................................................................................................................... 58
8.2 Main page...................................................................................................................................................... 59
8.3 State pages.....................................................................................................................................................59
8.4 Main menu.....................................................................................................................................................61
8.5 System Network page.................................................................................................................................... 63
8.6 Configuration parameters ..............................................................................................................................64
8.7 State of the unit..............................................................................................................................................67
9 REGULATION.......................................................................................................................................................68
9.1 Regulation of the zone temperature (MCZN, MCCT modules) .................................................................... 68
9.2 Regulation of the delivery temperature (MCZN, MCCT modules)...............................................................72
9.3 Regulation of the zone humidity (MCZN, MCCT, MCDE modules) ...........................................................77
9.4 Regulation of air quality (recirculation) (MCDE module) ............................................................................79
9.5 Regulation of the DHW tank temperature for the DHW water (MCPS module) ..........................................80
9.6 Management and configuration of the heating solar panel circuits (MCPS module) ....................................83
9.7 Other regulations ...........................................................................................................................................86
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1 GENERALITIES
1.1 Description
The c-pro CLIMA Climatic Modules allow to realise innovative control and regulation networks in
distributed logic, for air-conditioning and heating systems in residential and commercial buildings,
characterised by the most demanding and modern necessity for environmental comfort, system
performance and energy savings.
The Climatic Modules are programmable controllers dedicated specifically to the regulation of the
different parts of the systems:
• c-pro Mega MCCT, for THERMAL POWER PLANT, where there is a boiler, chiller
and/or heat pump present with relative delivery pumps and safety devices.
• c-pro Micro MCZN, for the various ZONES, where it is necessary to control the regulation
of the temperature and humidity in the room, via heated or cooled floors and dehumidifiers.
• c-pro Micro MCDE, can manage the most different types of DEHUMIDIFIERS for every
zone, which also have integration and support systems for heating and/or cooling the room.
• c-pro Micro MCPS, dedicated to the management of the glycoled circuit of the SOLAR
HEAT PANELS and for the circuit of the heating and/or domestic hot water with DHW
tank.
Other specific components of the CLIMA system are dedicated for the completion of the
requirements of every conditioning and heating system:
• Vgraph, ZONE TERMINALS for the user, which allow to display and set the temperature
and room humidity values, the alarms and the time band of each zone.
• EVSET, ZONE SET VARIATOR not displayed, with temperature probe on board, able to
modify the room temperature in order to reach maximum well-being.
• Flow switches, air quality probes (and CO2), temperature and immersion humidity probes,
channel or room.
Some features of the Climatic Modules and the components of the c-pro CLIMA system must be
highlighted:
• Flexibility: allows to design and realise the correct and convenient regulation and control
solution for every type of building, thanks to the capacity of the modules to adapt to the
needs of every type of system.
• Modularity: allows to insert the number and type of modules and components necessary to
satisfy the requirements of every user and every different and specific new system to be
realised, obtaining complete stability of the application software, which must not be realised
or modified for very new system that a plant engineer must build (possibility of modifying
or developing software, which being programmable controllers remains in all cases).
• capacity of communication among modules and some components, via the CANbus field,
which makes the realisation of distributed control network possible in the building, instead
of the traditional centralised system. This has the important and fundamental result of
reducing realisation times and costs of the electric wiring of the air conditioning and heating
system.
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• Availability of MODBUS communication, from the Modules to a BMS system supervision
system via a serial output, also suitable for the configuration phases or modification of
controller parameters in the system installation or maintenance phases.
All of these features mean an innovative control and regulation system, from high performance
resulting in great system efficiency with consequent maximum energy saving.
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2 APPLICATIONS
Personal Computer with
supervision software "RICS" installed
CAN network
CAN network
CAN network
CAN network
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2.1 Application layouts
Below find the application layouts:
solar panels
circuit 1 pump
solar panels
circuit 2 pump
ACS tank
circuit pump
c-pro micro MCPS
ACS tank upper
temperature
ACS tank lower
temperature
alarm
auxiliary circuit pum p
overheating emergency
solar panels
CAN network
circuit 1 dischargin g valve
circuit 2 dischargin g valve
alarm
/
boiler
c-pro mega MCCT
flow switch
circuit 1
summer / winter
chiller / heat pump
circuit 1 discharging pump
circuit 2 discharging pump
thermal power plant
auxiliary plant
temperature
solar panels circuit
temperature
flow switch
circuit 2
circuit 1 discharging temp.
circuit 2 discharging temp.
external temperature
electric valve collector heating / cooling zone A (1) electric valve collector heating / cooling zone B (1)
zone A (1) alarm
c-pro micro MCZN Vgraph
zone A (1)
CAN network
electric valve collector heating / cooling zone A (2) electric valve collector heating / cooling zone B (2)
zone A (2) alarm
zone A (2)
dehumidifier
heat booster dehumidifier
dehumidifier alarm
electric valve collector
heating / cooling zone C (1)
cool booster
dehumidifier
electric valve collector dehumidifier zone B (1)
zone B (1) alarm
c-pro micro MCZN
room temperature zone B (1)room temperature zone A (1)
room humidity zone B (1)room humidity zone A (1)
zone B (1)
CAN network
electric valve collector dehumidifier zone B (2)
zone B (2) alarm
room temperature zone B (2)room temperature zone A (2)
room humidity zone B (2)room humidity zone A (2)
zone B (2)
heat booster dehumidifier 1
dehumidifier 1 alarm
electric valve collector
heating / cooling zone D (1)
zone D (1) alarmzone C (1) alarm
c-pro micro MCZNc-pro micro MCZN
room temperature zone D (1)room temperature zone C (1)
room humidity zone D (1)room humidity zone C (1)
zone D (1)zone C (1)
CAN networkCAN network
electric valve collector heating / cooling zone D (2)electric valve collector heating / cooling zone C (2)
dehumidifier 1
c-pro micro MCDEc-pro micro MCDE
zone C (2) alarm
room temperature zone C (2)
room humidity zone C (2)
Vgraph
zone D (2) alarm
heat booster dehumidifier 2
dehumidifier 2 alarm
room temperature zone D (2)
room humidity zone D (2)
zone D (2)zone C (2)
dehumidifier 2
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3 INSTALLATION
Below we will show the dimensions, assembly and electric connections of the C-PRO CLIMA
SYSTEM, made up from thermal power plant modules (MCCT), Zones (MCZN), Dehumidifiers
(MCDE), solar panels (MCPS) and graphical displays (Vgraph).
3.1 Dimensions
3.1.1 Thermal power plant module dimensional drawing (MCCT).
3.1.2 Zone modules (MCZN), dehumidifier (MCDE) and solar panels (MCPS)
dimensional drawing.
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3.1.3 Graphical display dimensional drawing (Vgraph).
3.2 Assembly
3.2.1 Assembly of thermal power plant modules (MCCT), Zone (MCZN),
Dehumidifier (MCDE) and solar panels (MCPS)
To install the thermal power plant, zone, Dehumidifier and solar panels module,
operate as indicated in the diagrams (points 1 and 2).
To remove thermal power plant, zone, dehumidifier and solar panels module, use a screwdriver and
operate as indicated in the diagrams (points 3 and 4).
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3.2.2 Display Assembly (Vgraph)
There are three possibilities for assembly of the Vgraph graphical display:
3.2.2.1 Wall recessed in 506E box
3.2.3
3.2.3.1 Wall-installation, on Evco CPVW00 support
3.2.3.2 Panel installation
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3.3 Electric connections
3.3.1 Thermal power plant electric connections (MCCT).
C-PRO Mega Thermal power plant controller
I/O Description
A/I 1 CT
A/I 2 CT
A/I 3 CT
Rs485
CANbus
D/I 1 CT
D/I 2 CT
D/I 3 CT
D/I 4 CT
D/I 5 CT
D/I 6 CT
D/I 7 CT
A/O 2 CT
A/O 3 CT
D/O 1 CT
D/O 2 CT
D/O 3 CT
D/O 4 CT
D/O 5 CT
D/O 6 CT
Analogue inputs (NTC / 0-5V / 4-20mA)
External air temperature – NTC
Delivery temperature 1 – NTC
Delivery temperature 2 – NTC
Serial ports
Rs485 modbus
At the c-pro CLIMA system modules
Digital inputs (ON-OFF pocoverial-free contact)
Alarm (block) Boiler
Chiller – Heat pump alarm
Delivery pump 1 flow switch (and/or thermal switch)
Delivery pump 2 flow switch (and/or thermal switch)
ON-OFF remote
Summer/Winter
Analogue outputs (PWM / 0-10 V / 4-20mA)
Delivery 2 modulating valve control (0-10 V)
Delivery 1 modulating valve control (0-10 V)
Digital outputs (Relay)
Delivery 1 circulation pump
Delivery 2 circulation pump
Boiler
Chiller/Heat pump
Summer/winter
Alarm that can be configured
Not used
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C-PRO Mega Thermal power plant controller
I/O Description
A/I 1 CT
A/I 2 CT
A/I 3 CT
Rs485
CANbus
D/I 1 CT
D/I 2 CT
D/I 3 CT
D/I 4 CT
D/I 5 CT
D/I 6 CT
D/I 7 CT
A/O 2 CT
A/O 3 CT
D/O 1 CT
D/O 2 CT
D/O 3 CT
D/O 4 CT
D/O 5 CT
D/O 6 CT
D/O 7 CT
D/O 8 CT
D/O 9 CT
D/O 10 CT
Analogue inputs (NTC / 0-5V / 4-20mA)
External air temperature – NTC
Delivery temperature 1 – NTC
Delivery temperature 2 – NTC
Serial ports
Rs485 modbus
At the c-pro CLIMA system modules
Digital inputs (ON-OFF pocoverial-free contact)
Alarm (block) Boiler
Chiller – Heat pump alarm
Delivery pump 1 flow switch (and/or thermal switch)
Delivery pump 2 flow switch (and/or thermal switch)
ON-OFF remote
Summer/Winter
Analogue outputs (PWM / 0-10 V / 4-20mA)
Digital outputs (Relay)
Delivery 1 circulation pump
Delivery 2 circulation pump
Boiler
Chiller/Heat pump
Summer/winter
Alarm that can be configured
Delivery modulating valve 1 open command
Delivery modulating valve 1 close command
Delivery modulating valve 2 open command
Delivery modulating valve 1 close command
Not used
Not used
Not used
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3.3.2 Zones electric connections (MCZN).
C-PRO Micro zones controller
I/O Description
A/I 1 ZN
A/I 2 ZN
A/I 3 ZN
A/I 4 ZN
TTL (485)
CANbus
D/I 1 ZN
D/I 2 ZN
D/I 3 ZN
D/I 4 ZN
D/O 1 ZN
D/O 2 ZN
D/O 3 ZN
D/O 4 ZN
D/O 5 ZN
D/O 6 ZN
Analogue inputs (NTC / 0-5V / 4-20mA)
Zone A room temperature (NTC)
Zone B room temperature (NTC)
Zone A remote set variator (10 K ohm)
Zone A room humidity (0-5 V or 4-20 mA) (clamps 6 and 10)
Zone A remote set variator (10 KOhm) (clamps 6 and 4)
Zone B room humidity (0-5 V or 4-20 mA) (clamps 5 and 10)
Zone B remote set variator (10 KOhm) (clamps 5 and 4)
Serial ports
TTL with EVIF external interface becomes RS485 Modbus RTU
At the c-pro CLIMA system modules
Digital inputs (ON-OFF pocoverial-free contact)
Zone A dehumidifier alarm
Zone B dehumidifier alarm
Zone A ON-OFF
Zone B ON-OFF
Digital outputs (Relay)
Zone A Heating/Cooling manifolds
Zone A dehumidifier manifold
Zone A alarm
Zone B Heating/Cooling manifolds
Zone B dehumidifier manifold
Zone B alarm
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3.3.3 Dehumidifier electric connections (MCDE).
C-PRO Micro zones controller
I/O Description
A/I 1 DE
A/I 2 DE
A/I 3 DE
TTL (485)
CANbus
D/I 1 DE
D/I 2 DE
D/I 3 DE
D/I 4 DE
D/O 1 DE
D/O 2 DE
D/O 3 DE
D/O 4 DE
D/O 5 DE
D/O 6 DE
Analogue inputs (NTC / 0-5V / 4-20mA)
Zone A dehumidifier input temperature
Zone B dehumidifier input temperatures
CO2 transducer (0-5 V or 4-20 mA)
Serial ports
TTL with EVIF external interface becomes RS485 Modbus RTU
At the c-pro CLIMA system modules
Digital inputs (ON-OFF pocoverial-free contact)
Zone A dehumidifier alarm
Zone B dehumidifier alarm
Zone A dehumidifier ON-OFF
Zone B dehumidifier ON-OFF
Digital outputs (Relay)
Dehumidifier (Type 1)
Zone A dehumidifier (Type 2)
Heating integration (Type 1)
Zone A heating/cooling integration (Type 2)
Cooling integration (Type 1)
Zone B dehumidifier (Type 2)
Renew damper
Zone B heating/cooling integration (Type 2)
Zone A dehumidifier alarm
Zone B dehumidifier alarm
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Solar panels 1 circuit pump (thermal) flow switch
3.3.4 Solar panels electric connections (MCPS).
C-PRO Micro solar panels controller
I/O Description
A/I 1 PS
A/I 2 PS
A/I 3 PS
A/I 4 PS
TTL (485)
CANbus
D/I 1 PS
D/I 2 PS
D/I 3 PS
D/I 4 PS
D/I 5 PS
D/O 1 PS
D/O 2 PS
D/O 3 PS
D/O 4 PS
D/O 5 PS
D/O 6 PS
Analogue inputs (NTC / 0-5V / 4-20mA)
DHW tank temperature (upper) (NTC)
DHW tank lower temperature (NTC)
Auxiliary temperature 1 (NTC)
Solar panel 2 temperature (4-20 mA).
Solar panel 1 temperature (4-20 mA).
Serial ports
TTL with EVIF external interface becomes RS485 Modbus RTU
At the c-pro CLIMA system modules
Digital inputs (ON-OFF pocoverial-free contact)
Solar panels 2 circuit pump (thermal) flow switch
DHW circuit pump (thermal) flow switch
Auxiliary system circuit pump (thermal) flow switch
Digital outputs (Relay)
Solar panels 1 circuit pump
Solar panels 2 circuit pump
DHW circuit pump
Alarm (that can be configured)
Auxiliary 1 circuit pump
Anti-stagnation emergency (cover opening)
Anti-stagnation emergency (heat disposal/cover opening)
Anti-stagnation emergency (cover closing)
Not used
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3.4 Regulators network configuration
The c-pro CLIMA system is based on the CANbus communication between the various control
modules present in the network, with the following maximum configuration:
• N° 1 c-pro Mega MCCT thermal power plant regulator
• N° 8 c-pro micro MCZN zone regulators
• N° 8 regulators for additional c-pro micro MCDE dehumidifiers
• N° 1 regulator for c-pro micro MCPS solar panels
Every controller present in the network must be assigned with a different and specific CANbus
address, according to the logic position of the controller inside the c-pro CLIMA network,
following the layout given below:
Type of controller Controller code CANbus
address
Thermal power plant regulator c-pro mega MCCT 1 (default)
Zone 1 regulator (zones 1-2) c-pro micro MCZN 2 (default)
Zone 2 regulator (zones 3-4) c-pro micro MCZN 3
Zone 3 regulator (zones 5-6) c-pro micro MCZN 4
Zone 4 regulator (zones 7-8) c-pro micro MCZN 5
Zone 5 regulator (zones 9-10) c-pro micro MCZN 6
Zone 6 regulator (zones 11-12) c-pro micro MCZN 7
Zone 7 regulator (zones 13-14) c-pro micro MCZN 8
Zone 8 regulator (zones 15-16) c-pro micro MCZN 9
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 1 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 22 (default)
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 2 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 23
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 3 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 24
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 4 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 25
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 5 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 26
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 6 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 27
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 7 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 28
Regulator for dehumidif. associated to zone 8 regulator c-pro micro MCDE 29
Regulator for solar panels c-pro micro MCPS 17 (default)
As highlighted in the previous table, the controllers are set by default to be automatically recognised
in network as:
• thermal power plant regulator CANbus 1 address
• zone 1 regulator CANbus 2 address
• regulator for dehumidifiers
added, associated to zone 1 regulator CANbus 22 address
• regulator for solar panels CANbus 17 address
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Total number of zones controlled
Num
ber of MCZN zone regulators present
Number of zone regulators in the system
3.4.1 MCCT thermal power plant controller network configuration
As the thermal power plant controller is the logical centre of the system controlled, it is first
necessary to set how many MCZN zone regulators will be present in the system, following the
procedure given below:
1. Enter the Installer General parameters menu of the MCCT regulator
2. Set the total number of zones controlled and the number of MCZN zone regulators present in
the system
3. Set the c-pro mega MCCT J4 jumpers in the position corresponding to the communication
speed of 125Kbyte, as given in the figure below.
3.4.2 MCZN zone controllers network configuration
The zone regulator leaves the factory configured as zone 1 regulator (therefore with CANbus 2
address).
Whenever it is necessary to install more than one zone controller in the system, it will be necessary
to configure the regulators present as zone regulators 2, 3, etc…up to a maximum of 8.
To change the network configuration of the MCZN zone controller network, follow the procedure
below:
1. Connect a zone regulator to the CANbus network (leaving all of the other zone regulators
disconnected from the network);the controller connected will be recognised as zone 1
controller
2. Access the MCZN zone regulator application as shown in chapter 5.2.1
3. Enter the Installer General parameters menu
4. Set the number of local zones managed by the MCZN regulator (1 or 2 local zones)
5. Set the number of the last zone regulator that is to be inserted in the system managed (e.g.
zone 4 regulator).
6. The controller will automatically assume the appropriate CANbus address (address 25 for the
regulator of zone 4)
7. Repeat the operation, connecting the next to last zone controller to the CANbus network and
so on, until the first zone regulator is connected (zone 1 regulator).
Number of local zones managed
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Enabling of regulator for additional dehumidifiers
Number of MCZN regulator to associate
3.4.3 Network configuration of controllers for additional MCDE dehumidifiers
Once the MCZN zone regulators have been configured, if present, it is possible to associate the
relative regulators for additional MCDE dehumidifiers to the same.
The regulator for dehumidifiers leaves the factory configured as regulator associated to zone
1(therefore with CANbus 22 address).
Whenever it is necessary to install more than one controller in the system for dehumidifiers and/or
to vary the association of the controller for dehumidifiers at the zone controller it will be necessary
to configure the regulators present appropriately.
Enabling of presence of a MCDE module for additional dehumidifiers associated to the MCZN
regulator
1. Access the MCZN zone regulator to which the regulator for additional dehumidifiers is to be
associated, as shown in chapter 5.2.1
2. Enter the Installer Dehumidifyer menu
3. To enable the control via the appropriate parameter.
The CANBUS address field will automatically show the CANbus address that
the regulator must assume for additional dehumidifiers
CANbus address that the regulator must assume for
additional dehumidifiers
To change the network configuration of the MCDE zone controller network, follow the procedure
below:
1. Connect a regulator for dehumidifiers to the CANbus network (leaving all of the other
dehumidifier regulators disconnected from the network);the controller connected will be
recognised by the system as controller for dehumidifier associated to zone 1
2. Access the application of the regulator for MCDE dehumidifiers associated to zone 1, as
shown in chapter 5.2.2
3. Enter the Installer General parameters menu
4. Set the number of the MCZN zone regulator to which to associate the connected regulator for
additional MCDE dehumidifiers
5. Return to the MCCT thermal power plant regulator main menu
6. Repeat the operation connecting the next controlled for additional dehumidifiers to the
CANbus network and so on, until all regulators for envisioned additional dehumidifiers are
connected.
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Enable the prsence of MCPS regulator in the system
3.4.4 MCPS solar panels controller network configuration
As the solar panels controller is the only possible controller of this type that can be installed in the
system, in order to configure it just enable the presence of the MCPS regulator from the thermal
power plant application, following the procedure given below:
1. Enter the Installatore Parametri generali (Installer, General parameters) menu of the
MCCT regulator
2. Enable the presence of the MCPS regulator in the system
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3.5 Displays network configuration
For the final user, the c-pro CLIMA system envisions the use of a series of user terminals installed
in zone, from which it is possible to display temperature, humidity, state of the zone and set the
work set-points, time bands, etc.
The maximum number of user terminals that can be set in the system depends mainly on the
configuration of the terminal selected by the installer, from the following possibilities:
• Public terminal (maximum n°1 display for the entire system)
• Module private terminal (maximum n°8 displays for the entire system)
• Zone private terminal (maximum n°8 displays for the entire system)
Depending on the type of terminal desired, settings must be made in the MCZN zone controller and
in the Vgraph user terminal, illustrated in the following paragraphs.
3.5.1 Public terminal
If the Vgraph display is configured as a public terminal (universal), a unique Vgraph display can
show all MCZN zone controllers present in the system and all zones managed by the MCZN
controllers (called Zone A, Zone B).
A hotel is given as an example.
The unique Vgraph display will be installed in an area with access to authorised staff only, which
will establish the temperatures and time bands predefined for every Zone (hotel room) managed.
The hotel client will only have the possibility to change the room temperature, using the EVSET
remote set-point variator (installed in the room), by ±3-5°C (from parameter).
Vgraph settings:
Below find the network settings to be made on Vgraph to make it a public terminal (for the setting
procedures, consult the Vgraph hardware manual):
CANbus address: 99
CANbus map:
Network node Address
1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
10 1
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MCCT thermal power plant controller settings:
Below find the settings to make on the MCCT regulator to make Vgraph a public terminal:
From the Installer General parameters menu, enable the presence of the public V-graph display
via Enab. V-GRAPH- parameter
MCZN zone controllers settings:
Below find the settings to make on the MCZN regulators to make Vgraph a public terminal:
From the Installer General parameters menu, enable the presence of the public V-graph display
by setting the V-GRAPH mode parameter in UNIV.
3.5.2 Module private terminal
If the Vgraph display is configured as a private module terminal (AB), every Vgraph display will be
able to only show the preselected MCZN zone regulator, managing both zones (called Zone A,
Zone B) managed by the MCZN controller.
A condominium is given as an example.
A Vgraph display will be installed in every apartment, which will establish temperatures and time
bands for the two Zones present in the apartment, (day zone/night zone or apartment/bathroom),
without the possibility to display or modify the settings of the other apartments present.
Vgraph settings:
Below find the network settings to be made on Vgraph to make it a private module terminal (for the
setting procedures, consult the Vgraph hardware manual):
CANbus address: 100 + address of the MCZN zone regulator to which the connection is to be
made
CANbus map:
Network node Address
1 MCZN associated
controller address
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MCCT thermal power plant controller settings:
Below find the settings to make on the MCCT regulator to make Vgraph a private module:
From the Installer General parameters disable the presence of the public V-graph display via
Enab. V-GRAPH.
MCZN zone controllers settings:
Below find the settings to make on the MCZN regulators to make Vgraph a private module:
From the Installer General parameters menu, enable the presence of the private V-graph display
by setting the V-GRAPH mode parameter in AB.
3.5.3 Zone private terminal
If the Vgraph display is configured as a private zone terminal (A+B), every Vgraph display will be
able to only show the preselected MCZN zone regulator, and only the zone selected (Zone A or
Zone B) managed by the MCZN controller.
As an example, an individually owned villa on two floors.
A Vgraph display will be installed for each zone controlled (living room, bedroom, bathroom),
which will establish temperatures and time bands for the Zone where the display is installed,
without possibility of displaying or modifying the settings of the other zones present.
Vgraph settings:
Below find the network settings to be made on Vgraph to make it a private zone terminal (for the
setting procedures, consult the Vgraph hardware manual):
CANbus address:
For connection to ZONE A: 100 + address of the MCZN zone regulator to which the
connection is to be made
For connection to ZONE B: 110 + address of the MCZN zone regulator to which the
connection is to be made
CANbus map:
Network node Address
1 MCZN associated
controller address
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MCCT thermal power plant controller settings:
Below find the settings to make on the MCCT regulator to make Vgraph a private zone terminal:
From the Installer General parameters menu, disable the presence of the public V-graph display
via Enab. V-GRAPH parameter.
MCZN zone controllers settings:
Below find the settings to make on the MCZN regulators to make Vgraph a private zone terminal:
From the Installer General parameters menu, enable the presence of the private zone V-graph
display by setting the V-GRAPH mode parameter in A+B.
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4 USER INTERFACE
4.1 Display and keyboard
A unique incorporated interface is envisioned for the application (herein called built-in) in the
MCCT controller with 4 x 20 characters alphanumerical display and several dedicated keys and
LEDs.
The built-in display of the MCCT controller is the only user interface available for the installer and
the maintenance technician of the c-pro CLIMA system. All settings and configurations of the
modules connected will be performed via a unique display.
4.1.1 Built-in interface
The built-in interface is integrated directly onto the MCCT.
There are 9 navigation and value editing pages present in the keyboard with the following meaning:
- and (UP and DOWN): when editing it modifies the parameters; otherwise moves the
cursor.
- (LEFT): moves the cursor to the left or takes to the previous menu.
- (RIGHT): moves the cursor to the right.
- (ENTER): in editing it confirms the value; otherwise it sends any controls associated to the
text where the cursor is present.
- (ESC): in editing it annuls the value; otherwise request of the default page eventually
associated to the current page. If the ESC key is held for about 2 seconds, the machine can be
switched on/off,
- (K0): used to silence the alarm buzzer.
- and : they are keys not used.
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There are also 2 LEDs present.
- associated to the ESC key, it identifies the machine state
Off: with machine off.
On: with machine on.
- associated to key K0, it identifies the presence or not of alarms
Off: no alarm present.
Flashing: with alarms present.
4.2 Navigation through the applications making up the system
The c-pro mega MCCT controller represents the heart of the c-pro CLIMA system, also from a user
interface point of view.
To access the other system components, the procedure given in the following paragraphs must be
followed.
4.2.1 Access a c-pro micro MCZN zone regulator
To access one of the c-pro micro MCZN zone regulators present in the system, access the
“Regulators state in serial network” page present in the “States” section and select the regulator to
which access is to be made from the list of regulators available.
4.2.2 Access a regulator for additional c-pro micro MCDE dehumidifiers
Access to the regulators for additional c-pro micro MCDE dehumidifiers takes place from the
MCZN application connected to it. Therefore, not directly from the MCCT thermal power plant
regulator.
From the main menu of the MCZN regulator, access the "system network" page and select the
MCDE regulator available. The system will automatically access the regulator for additional
dehumidifiers associated to the zone controller from which the loading control originated.
4.2.3 Access the regulator for c-pro micro MCPS solar panels
To access the regulator for c-pro micro MCPS solar panels present in the system, the “Solar panels
functioning state” page must be accessed, present in the “States” section and select to access the
MCPS regulator (if configured).
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5 c-pro mega MCCT regulator
Thermal power plant regulator
5.1 List of pages
This paragraph presents the main pages and menus found in the MCCT application. As shown
previously, the main menu is divided into 3 levels: user, maintenance technician and installer. A
“States” section is also present that can be consulted freely, also necessary for navigation between
modules.
The menus have the following structure:
• Menu
- Alarms/log
- Alarms log
- reset active alarms
- reset alarms log
- Clock
- Maintenance
- general parameters
- delivery lines
- manual
- timer
- Installer
- I/O configuration
- general parameters
- delivery lines
- initialisation
- Program info
• States
- LINE 1 functioning state
- LINE 2 functioning state
- Functioning state and access to the SOLAR PANELS module
- Functioning state and access to the ZONE REGULATORS module.
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