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Subject to change without prior notice Revised 03-11
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TW Series / Water to Water
For example:
Cooling set point = 45˚F
Differential = 1˚F
The heat pump will cycle on in cooling at 46˚F. If a
two stage machine, stage 2 will come on at 48˚F or
2˚F degrees above set point and one degree differ-
ential. The unit will shut off at set point.
Heating set point = 120˚F
Differential = 1˚F
Stage one will come on at 119˚F and stage 2 will
come at 117˚F. Both stages will remain running
until set point is achieved. Stage 1 and stage 2 will
cycle on and off according to the lead\lag pro-
grammed interval.
Whenever there is a demand for heating and cool-
ing and during the rst stage of operation the
temperature isn’t changing, then the control will
activate the second stage after a three minute delay
from the rst stage activation. This logic will apply
when the control is powered up, on a power inter-
ruption, when the mode function is set to OFF and
then back to either HEAT or COOL and when
switching from heating to cooling or vice versa in
the auto changeover mode.
Heating and cooling set points are adjusted by
selecting each mode on the key pad and then using
the up-down arrows to select the set point. Thus,
push cool mode button and use down arrow to
45˚F. Push heat mode button and use up arrow to
120˚F.
The controller can be set to control heating only,
cooling only, or auto change modes. The mode
button is pushed until the circular LED is lit next to
the chosen control mode.
INITIAL CONFIGURATION
After power up and the steps above are completed
the conguration default settings may be changed.
Holding down the up and down arrow buttons
simultaneously for 10 seconds will put the control-
ler into the conguration mode. This mode will be
exited if no other commands are given within a 10
second period.
Please review all the following steps and enter the
values you want to set at each display eld to avoid
a time out period while conguring. This will also
provide a record of the initial conguration settings.
First display eld
Temperature scale OC or OF. This is selectable by
using the up or down arrows. Once selected hit
“mode” key to advance.
Scale: ______________________
Second display eld
Pump operation: Continuous or cyclic. This is the
load or source or both pumps output relay. This
may be set to continuous pump or cyclic pump
mode to cycle with the compressor by using the up
or down arrows. Once selected hit “mode” key to
advance.
Mode:______________________
Third display eld
Change over dead band setting: This is selectable
from 1 to 6 degrees. This is adjustable from 1-6
degrees by using the up or down arrows. The dead
band setting is only used in the auto change mode
and denes the band where the unit will not oper-
ate. This helps eliminate the possibilities of the unit
cycling from one mode to the other too quickly. For
example, on a heating\cooling residential applica-
tion this could be set as wide as 6 degrees. On a
pool heater application this could be set as tight as
1 degree. Once selected hit the “mode” key to
advance.
Value:______________________
Fourth display eld
Auto change over set point (S2). Adjustable from 55
to 85 degrees. Use up or down arrows to adjust. Hit
the “mode” key to advance. The auto changeover
sensor should be located in an area that will be
indicative of whether the unit should be in the
heating or cooling mode.
Value:______________________
Fifth display eld
Test mode setting, (DE) delay or (ND) no delay: This
is utilized for testing the outputs of the controller
by eliminating the time delays. Use the up or down
arrows to select. The controller will automatically
revert to DE after one cycle to insure safety timings
are restored if installer\commissioner forgets to
Initial Conguration
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