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Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway

Electric Installation

Below is an illustration of the external connections that can be made in the remote control assembly.Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 1

Power supply to CDU
230V AC 1,2m cable for this is included.

Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 2
Connect Module controller power supply cable to L1 (left terminal) and N (right terminal) of the condensing unit control panel – power
supply terminal block
Caution: If the cable needs to be replaced, it must either be short-circuit proof or it must be protected by a fuse on the other end.
Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 3

RS485-1
Modbus interface for connection to the System Manager
RS485-2
Modbus interface for connection to the CDU.
1,8 m cable for this is included.
Connect this RS485-2 Modbus cable to terminal A and B of the condensing unit control panel – Modbus interface terminal block. Do not connect insulated shield to ground Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 4

RS485-3
Modbus interface for connection to the evaporator controllers
3x LED Function explanation

  • Blue led is ON when the CDU is connected and polled operation is complete
  • Red led is flashing when there is a communication fault with an evaporator controller
  • Green led is flashing during communication with an evaporator controller The green LED next to the 12V power supply terminals indicates “Power OK”.

Electric noise
Cables for data communication must be kept separate from other electric cables:
– Use separate cable trays
– Keep a distance between cables of at least 10 cm.

Mechanical Installation

  1. Installation in the backside of the unit / backside of e-panel with provided rivets or screws (3 mounting holes provided)

Procedure:

  • Remove CDU panel
    Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 5
  • Mount the bracket with provided screws or rivets
  • Fix the e-Box to the bracket (4 screws provided)
  • Route and connect the provided Modbus and power supply cables to the CDU control panel
  • Route and connect the evaporator controller Modbus cable to the Module controller
  • Option: Route and connect the System Manager Modbus cable to the Module controller

Optional installation on the frontside (only for 10HP unit, just beside the CDU control panel, holes to be drilled)
Procedure:

  • Remove CDU panel
    Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 6
  • Mount the bracket with provided screws or rivets
  • Fix the e-Box to the bracket (4 screws provided)
  • Route and connect the provided Modbus and power supply cables to the CDU control panel
  • Route and connect the evaporator controller Modbus cable to the Module controller
  • Option: Route and connect the System Manager Modbus cable to the Module controller

Module Controller wiring

Please wire the communication cable from the top of the control bord to the left side. The cable comes along with the module controller.

Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 7.

Please pass the power cable through the insulation at the bottom of the control box.

Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 8

Note:
The cables should be fixed with the cable ties and should not touch the baseplate to avoid water ingress.

Technical data

Supply voltage 110-240 V AC. 5 VA, 50 / 60 Hz
Display LED
Electrical connection Power supply: Max.2.5 mm2 Communication: Max 1.5 mm2
-25 — 55 °C, During operations -40 — 70 °C, During transport
20 – 80% RH, not condensed
No shock influence
Protection IP65
Mounting Wall or with included bracket
Weight TBD
Included in the package 1 x Remote control assembly
1 x Mounting bracket
4 x M4 screws
5 x Inox rivets
5 x Sheet metal screws
Approvals EC Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU) – EN 60335-1
EMC (2014/30/EU)
– EN 61000-6-2 and 6-3

Dimensions
Units in mmDanfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 9

Spare parts

Danfoss Requirements
Parts Name Parts No Gross
weight
Unit Dimension (mm) Packing Style Remarks
Kg Length Width Height

CO2 MODULE CONTROLLER UNIVERSAL GATEWAY

MODULE CONTROLLER 118U5498 TBD 182 90 180 Carton box

Operation

Display
The values will be shown with three digits.Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - Figure 10

Danfoss CO2 Module Controller Universal Gateway - icon 2 Active alarm (red triangle)
Scan for Evap. controller is in progress (yellow clock)

When you want to change a setting, the upper and the lower button will give you a higher or lower value depending on the button you are pushing. But before you change the  value, you must have access to the menu. You obtain this by pushing the upper button for a couple of seconds – you will then enter the column with parameter codes. Find the parameter code you want to change and push the middle buttons until value for the parameter is shown. When you have changed the value, save the new value by once  more pushing the middle button. (If not operated for 10 seconds, the display will change back to showing the suction pressure in temperature).

Examples:
Set menu

  1. Push the upper button until parameter code r01 is shown
  2. Push the upper or the lower button and find that parameter you want to change
  3. Push the middle button until the parameter value is shown
  4. Push the upper or the lower button and select the new value
  5. Push the middle button again to freeze the value.

See alarm code
A short press of the upper button
If there are several alarm codes they are found in a rolling stack.
Push the uppermost or lowermost button to scan the rolling stack.
Set point

  1. Push upper button until display shows parameter menu code r01
  2. Select and change par. r28 to 1, which defines the MMILDS UI as the reference set device
  3. Select and change par. r01 to the required lower pressure setpoint target in bar(g)
  4. Select and change par. r02 to the required upper pressure setpoint target in bar(g)

Remark: The arithmetic middle of r01 and r02 is the target suction pressure.
Get a good start
With the following procedure you can start regulation as soon as possible.

  1. Connect the modbus communication to CDU.
  2. Connect the modbus communication to evaporator controllers.
  3. Configure the address in each evaporator controller.
  4. Perform a network scan in the module controller (n01).
  5. Verify that all evap. controllers have been found (Io01-Io08).
  6. Open parameter r12 and start the regulation.
  7. For connection to a Danfoss System Manager
    – Connect the modbus communication
    – Set the address with parameter o03
    – Perform a scan in the System Manager.

Survey of functions

Function Parameter Remarks
Normal display
The display shows the suction pressure in temperature.
Regulation
Min. Pressure
The lower setpoint for suction pressure. See instructions for CDU.
r01
Max. Pressure
The upper set point for suction pressure. See instructions for CDU.
r02
Demand Operation
Limits the compressor speed of the CDU. See instructions for CDU.
r03
Silent Mode
Enable/disable silent mode.
Operating noise is suppressed by limiting the speed of the outdoor fan and compressor.
r04
Snow Protection
Enable/disable snow protection functionality.
To prevent snow from building up on the outdoor fan during winter shutdown, the outdoor fan is operated at regular intervals to blow off the snow.
r05
Main Switch Start/stop the CDU r12
Reference source
The CDU can either use a reference that is configured with rotary switches in the CDU, or it can use the reference as defined by parameter r01 and r02. This parameter configures which reference to use.
r28
For Danfoss Only
SH Guard ALC
Cut-out limit for ALC control (oil recovery)
r20
SH Start ALC
Cut-in limit for ALC control (oil recovery)
r21
011 ALC setpol M LBP (AK-CCSS parameter P87,P86) r22
SH Close
(AK-CC55 parameter —)
r23
SH Setpolnt
(AK-CCSS parameter n10, n09)
r24
EEV force low OD after oil recovery (AK-CCSS AFidentForce =1.0) r25
011 ALC setpol M MBP (AK-CCSS parameter P87,P86) r26
011 ALC setpoint HBP (AK-CC55 parameter P87,P86) r27
Miscellaneous
If the controller is built into a network with data communication, it must have an address, and the system unit of the data communication must then know this address.
The address is set between 0 and 240, depending on the system unit and the selected data communication. 3
Evaporator controller addressing
Node 1 Address
Address of the first evaporator controller
Will only be shown if a controller has been found during scan.
lo01
Node 2 Address See parameter lo01 1002
Node 3 Address See parameter lo01 lo03
Node 4 Address See parameter lo01 1004
Node 5 Address See parameter 1001 1005
Node 6 Address See parameter lo01 1006
Node 7 Address See parameter 1001 1007
Node 8 Address
See parameter lo01
Ion
Node 9 Address See parameter 1001 1009
Function Parameter Remarks
Node 10 Address See parameter lo01 1010
Node 11 Address See parameter lo01 lol 1
Node 12 Address See parameter 1001 1012
Node 13 Address See parameter 1001 1013
Node 14 Address See parameter lo01 1014
Node 15 Address See parameter 1001 lo15
Node 16 Address See parameter 1001 1016
Scan Network
Initiates a scan for evaporator controllers
nO1
Clear Network List
Clears the list of evaporator controllers, may be used when one or several controllers are removed, proceed with a new network scan (n01) after this.
n02
Service
Read discharge pressure u01 Pc
Read gascooler outlet temp. U05 Sgc
Read receiver pressure U08 Prec
Read receiver pressure in temperature U09 Trec
Read discharge pressure in temperature U22 Tc
Read suction pressure U23 Po
Read suction pressure in temperature U24 To
Read discharge temperature U26 Sd
Read suction temperature U27 Ss
Read controller software version u99
Operating status (Measurement)
Push briefly (Is) the upper button. A status code will be shown on the display. The individual status codes have the following meanings: Ctrl. state
CDU not operational SO 0
CDU operational Si 1
Other displays
Oil recovery Oil
No communication with CDU

Fault message
In an error situation an alarm symbol will flash..
If you push the top button in this situation you can see the alarm report in the display.
Here are the messages that may appear:

Code/Alarm text via data communkation Description Action
E01 / COD offline Communication lost with CV Check CDU connection and configuration (SW1-2)
E02 / CDU communication error Bad response from CDU Check CDU configuration (SW3-4)
Al7 /CDU alarm An alarm has occurred in the CDU See instructions for CDU
A01 / Evap. controller 1 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 1 Check Evap. controller controller and connection
A02 / Evap. controller 2 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 2 See A01
A03 / Evap. controller 3 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 3 See A01
A04 / Evap. controller 4 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 4 See A01
A05 / Evap. controller 5 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 5 See A01
A06/ Evap. controller 6 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 6 See A01
A07 / Evap. controller 7 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 7 See A01
A08/ Evap. controller 8 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 8 See A01
A09/ Evap. controller 9 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 9 See A01
A10 / Evap. controller 10 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 10 See A01
All / Evap. controller 11 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 11 See A01
Al2 / Evap. controller 12 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 12 See A01
A13 /Evap. controller 13 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 13 See A01
A14 /Evap. controller 14 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 14 See A01
A15 /Evapt controller 15 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 15 See A01
A16 / Evapt controller 16 offline Communication lost with evap. controller 16 See A01

Menu survey

Function Code Min Max Factory User-Setting
Regulation
Min. Pressure r01 0 bar 126 bar CDU
Max. Pressure r02 0 bar 126 bar CDU
Demand Operation r03 0 3 0
Silent Mode r04 0 4 0
Snow Protection r05 0 (OFF) 1 (ON) 0 (OFF)
Main Switch Start/stop the CDU r12 0 (OFF) 1 (ON) 0 (OFF)
Reference source r28 0 1 1
For Da nfoss Only
SH Guard ALC r20 1.0K 10.0K 2.0K
SH Start ALC r21 2.0K 15.0K 4.0 K
011 ALC setpoint LBP r22 -6.0K 6.0 K -2.0 K
SH Close r23 0.0K 5.0 K 25 K
SH Setpoint r24 4.0K 14.0K 6.0 K
EEV force low OD after oil recovery r25 0 min 60 min 20 min
Oil ALC setpoint MBP r26 -6.0K 6.0 K 0.0 K
011 ALC setpoint HBP r27 -6.0K 6.0K 3.0K
Miscellaneous
CDU Address o03 0 240 0
Evap. controller Addressing
Node 1 Address lo01 0 240 0
Node 2 Address lo02 0 240 0
Node 3 Address lo03 0 240 0
Node 4 Address lo04 0 240 0
Node 5 Address lo05 0 240 0
Node 6 Address 106 0 240 0
Node 7 Address lo07 0 240 0
Node 8 Address lo08 0 240 0
Node 9 Address loO8 0 240 0
Node 10 Address lo10 0 240 0
Node 11 Address loll 0 240 0
Node 12 Address lo12 0 240 0
Node 13 Address lo13 0 240 0
Node 14 Address 1o14 0 240 0
Node 15 Address lo15 0 240 0
Node 16 Address 1o16 0 240 0
Scan Network
Initiates a scan for evaporator controllers
nO1 0 OF 1 ON 0 (OFF)
Clear Network List
Clears the list of evaporator controllers, may be used when one or several controllers are removed, proceed with a new network scan (n01) after this.
n02 0 (OFF) 1 (ON) 0 (OFF)
Service
Read discharge pressure u01 bar
Read gascooler outlet temp. UOS °C
Read receiver pressure U08 bar
Read receiver pressure in temperature U09 °C
Read discharge pressure in temperature 1122 °C
Read suction pressure 1123 bar
Read suction pressure in temperature U24 °C
Read discharge temperature U26 °C
Read suction temperature U27 °C
Read controller software version u99

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