ABB CBT-STAT Manual de usuario

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INSTALLATION AND WIRING

BDS0009 rev 14

CBT-STAT, CBT-STAT-H

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BDS0009 rev 14

MOUNTING

•Install the CBT-STAT or CBT-STAT-H on an easily accessible

interior wall, approximately 60” (1.5 m) above the floor in an area

of average temperature

•Avoid direct sunlight or other heat sources (e.g. the area above

radiators or other heat-emitting equipment)

•Avoid locations behind doors, on outside walls and above or

below air discharge grills and diffusers

IMPORTANT NOTICE AND SAFETY ADVICE

This device is for use as an operating control. It is NOT a safety device.

Where a device failure endangers human life and/or property, it is the

responsibility of the client, installer and system designer to add additional

safety devices to prevent a system failure caused by such a device failure.

Ignoring specifications and local regulations may cause equipment damage

and endangers life and property. Tampering with the device or

misapplication will void warranty.

INSTALLATION

1. Connect the CB Line field controller to the terminals of

the power case according to the wiring diagram.

2. Attach the mounting plate to the flush-mounting box.

Make sure that the nipple with the front-holding screw is

facing to the ground. Make sure the mounting screw

heads do not stand out more than 0.2” (5 mm) off the

surface of the mounting plate.

3. Slide the two latches located on the top of the front part

into the hooks at the upper side of the mounting plate.

4. Carefully lower the front part and continue pressing

gently until the front part is fully connected.

5. With a Phillips-type screwdriver (size #2), carefully tighten

the front holding screw to secure the front part to the

mounting plate. This screw is located on the front lower-

side of the unit.

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OPERATION OF THE DISPLAY

USER & ENGINEERING MODES

User Mode

If the Controller Strategy has been configured to permit it, the

user can adjust the temperature setpoint or occupancy status.

Enter the User Mode by pressing any button until the

temperature setpoint is displayed on the second line with a

flashing unit symbol

•When in User Mode , press the up button or down button to

adjust the setpoint value by the span defined in the Controller

configuration until the desired temperature setpoint is displayed.

•When in User Mode , the right button can also be used torequest

the Strategy to override the schedule and force occupancy mode.

“Permit Occupancy Override ” must be enabled in the controller

configuration.

Engineering Mode

In Engineering Mode, the keypad can be used as a

commissioning tool; adjusting preconfigured parameters within

the controller strategy. To enter Engineering Mode:

•Hold both the up button and down button for 3

seconds, until the text PASS is displayed on the top line (large

text).

•Enter the password (a series of digits) using the left and right

buttons to select each digit, and then the up and down

buttons to increment or decrement the selected digit. The

default password is 9999, which can be changed over the

network.

•When the password is complete, press and hold the right button

for 3 seconds. If the password is accepted, the Engineering

menu will be displayed.

1st Line (large digits)

InUser Mode, this displays the current

temperature reading

In Engineering Mode, this displays menu text

2nd Line (small digits)

In User Mode, this displays one of the following:

•

Humidity (CBT-STAT-H)

•

Temperature Setpoint (CBT-STAT)

In Engineering Mode, this displays menu text

OPERATION MODE INDICATORS

Indicates that the controller is

operating in “heating” mode

Indicates that the controller is

operating in “cooling” mode

Indicates that the controller

strategy is currently operating

in “occupancy” mode

Indicates whether the occupancy

mode is controlled by a time

schedule, or is manually overridden

Indicated that an alarm state is detected

in the controller strategy

Indicates that the fan is operating

Indicates that the keypad is operating in

Engineering Mode

KEYPAD

Left Button

User Mode: No function

Engineering Mode: Change menu page

Up Button

User Mode: Increase setpoint

Engineering Mode: Change menu line,

increase value

Right Button

User Mode: Toggle occupancy mode

(if “Permit Occupancy Override” is

enabled)

Engineering Mode: Change menu page,

start parameter editing, accept changes

Down Button

User Mode: Decrease setpoint

Engineering Mode: Change menu line,

decrease value

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