SSIC INSTALLATION, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL

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SSIC2-0615 45W30-WG0720 SSIC INSTALLATION, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL Section 1: INTRODUCTION Unit description... 2 Section 2: INSTALLATION Mounting... 2 Wiring... 2 Wiring diagram.

1 SSIC W30-WG0720 SSIC INSTALLATION, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL Section 1: INTRODUCTION Unit description... 2 Section 2: INSTALLATION Mounting... 2 Wiring... 2 Wiring diagram... 4 Section 3: OPERATION Control logic... 5 System settings... 6 Load firmware... 7 Troubleshooting... 8 IN UNITED STATES: 260 NORTH ELM ST. WESTFIELD, MA / FAX (413) IN CANADA: 7555 TRANMERE DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, L5S 1LR (905) / FAX (905)

2 Section 1: Introduction Unit description The Spacepak System Interface Control is a system control that takes inputs from up to five Air Handlers and outputs the system signals to the chiller, boiler, and heat pump. Air Handlers receive their calls from their respective thermostats, and output a heating or cooling call to the SSIC. Based on these demands the SSIC determines how to operate the system. Standard Equipment SSIC Control Box Outdoor/Air Temperature Sensor Water Temperature Sensor Section 2: Installation Mounting SSIC Mount the control box in a dry indoor location that has easy wiring access from the air handler(s), and the outside chiller. There are three hole locations for mounting the SSIC (see below). 1. Use a #8 wood screw and corresponding wall anchor to mount the SSIC. Secure wood screw into anchor leaving 3/16" (5mm) between screw head and the wall. Hook the unit and slide into place. 2. Remove lower front panel. Use two #5 wood screws in the bottom hole locations to secure the unit to the wall. Wiring Electrical shock hazard - Disconnect all electrical power before wiring the unit. 1. Remove the lower access panel to gain access to the wire terminals. 2. Pass the wires from the Air Handlers, Pump, Chiller, etc. through the grommets at the bottom of the unit and plug into their corresponding connector (see below or for more detailed information see the wire diagram on page 4) 3. When all wiring between the air handlers, pumps, and chillers is completed connect the power. 4. When connecting 115V, connect the line (hot) wire to L; connect the neutral wire to N, and connect the ground wire (bare copper or green) to G (137cm) (198cm) Outdoor Air Temperature Sensor Avoid areas subject to excessive vibration, electrical noise, direct sunlight, or the effects of radiant heat. Keep electrical wiring as short as possible to minimize temperature error. Water Temperature Sensor 1 Coat sensing bulb liberally with heat transfer paste. 2 Insert sensor into well of the buffer tank. 3 Slide plastic locknut over the lead and hand tighten only onto the threads of the bulb well. 4 Route lead back to the chiller and connect to terminals X+Y (as indicated in the chiller IOM). 2

Section 2: Installation (continued) Figure 1 Figure 2 OA Outdoor Air Temperature Sensor (included) ZONE X Connection from Zone X (1-5) Air Handler WATER Water Temperature Sensor (included) XW 24VAC

3 Section 2: Installation (continued) Figure 1 Figure 2 OA Outdoor Air Temperature Sensor (included) ZONE X Connection from Zone X (1-5) Air Handler WATER Water Temperature Sensor (included) XW 24VAC Heating Signal from Air Handler RETURN Return Temperature Sensor XY 24VAC Cooling Signal from Air Handler SENSE Misc. Temperature Sensor (N/A*) XC Ground from Air Handler R 24VAC COM X Connections for Future Models (N/A*) RELAY Misc. Relay for Future Models (N/A*) C 24VAC Return PUMP Dry Contact Relay to activate the Pump BOILER Dry Contact Relay to activate the Boiler CHILLER Dry Contact Relay to activate the Chiller s enable RV Dry Contact Relay to activate Chiller s Reversing Valve * For future models, non-applicable at this time. 3

4 Section 2: Installation (continued) Wiring diagram 4

5 Section 3: Operation Control logic (firmware v1.0) Depending on the user s configuration, the outdoor air and water temperature inputs can also be used to determine if outputs are sent to the boiler, chiller or both simultaneously. The following sections outline how the SSIC can be configured using the menus that appear on its display. Menus are navigated using the UP, DOWN, BACK, and SELECT keys on the keypad. Main screen This is the display screen that shows the current status of the system. If the control is left idle in the configuration menus for longer than 30 seconds, the display will come back to this screen. SYSTEM MODE : I DLE ZONE CALLS : OUTPUTS : Settings menu Pressing the SELECT key while on the Main Menu screen will bring the user to the settings menu. The user can use the UP and DOWN keys to cycle through the list of configuration settings seen below. Pressing the SELECT key on a line item will bring the user into that configuration setting. The following sections will explain in detail each of the configuration settings. MASTER ZONE BO ILER / CH ILLER OP SYSTEM SETTINGS DISPLAY SETTINGS RESTORE DEFAULTS LOAD FIRMWARE SYSTEM MODE: The general operation of the entire system. If the system is sending no outputs, then the system mode will display IDLE. If the system is cooling then the system mode will display COOL, and if it is heating then HEAT will be displayed. ZONE CALLS: Of the five zones, the ones that are calling and are in agreement with the system mode will be displayed here. Each zone is represented by only its number. OUTPUTS: The systems outputs to the boiler, chiller, and pump are here. Each output is represented by the following: B: Boiler C: Chiller Enable RV: Chiller Reversing Valve P: Pump A fourth line is added to the Main Screen if the Boiler/Chiller heating operation is in either Boiler Help or OA Switch Over mode. This line displays temperatures unique to these modes. For more information on these modes, reference the BOILER/ CHILLER OP section. The Boiler Help mode will add a fourth line that displays the system s water temperature. Master zone Setting the master zone determines what zone call takes priority. Using the UP and DOWN keys on the keypad will cycle through the options of Auto, Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4, and Zone 5. A description of each setting is as follows: Auto: First zone to call governs the mode of the system (heating or cooling). It stays in this mode until all zones making the same call have been satisfied. Zones 1 5: The chosen zone acts as the master and governs the mode of the system. If the master zone is not calling then the other zones can have their calls acted upon. MASTER ZONE : AUTO MASTER ZONE : ZONE 1 SYSTEM MODE : IDLE ZONE CALLS : OUTPUTS : W ATER TEMP : 58 F The OA Switch Over mode will add a fourth line that displays the system s outdoor air temperature. SYSTEM MODE : IDLE ZONE CALLS : OUTPUTS : OA TEMP : 5 5 F 5

6 Section 3: OPERATION (continued) Boiler/Chiller OP This menu allows the user to configure the system s heating operation. Pressing the SELECT key on Chiller Heat Mode: will drop the cursor to select the mode. From here the user can use the UP and DOWN keys to cycle through the options: Chiller Only, Boiler Only, Boiler Help, and OA Switch Over. Pressing the SELECT key saves the setting and pressing BACK will revert to its original setting. These modes are described below. CH ILLER HEAT MODE : CH ILLER ONLY CH ILLER RV : O ( COOL ) CH ILLER HEAT MODE : CH ILLER ONLY CH ILLER RV : O ( COOL ) Chiller Only Mode The boiler is not used and only the chiller is used to supply heating and cooling. The chiller s heating and cooling operation is governed by how RV is energized which is user configured. Boiler Only Mode The chiller is never used for heating, and only the boiler supplies the heat. The chiller s cooling outputs are based on the RV configuration. Boiler help The user configures three parameters: a high temp, a low temp, and a time limit. The chiller will always be supplying heat as long as there is a call. If the water temperature of the system stays below the low temp setting for the specified time limit, the chiller needs help heating and the boiler is turned on. The boiler will remain on until the high temp setting is reached and then it will be shut off. When this mode is selected, another menu appears that allows the user to adjust these settings. Pressing SELECT on a setting will move the cursor to the position where the settings can be adjusted. After adjusting the setting, the user can hit SELECT to save it or the BACK key to restore it to its previous value. After all settings are adjusted and the cursor is on the far left of the display, the user will hit the BACK key to return to the previous menu. ADJUST MODE SETT I NGS H IGH TEMP : 180 F LOW TEMP : 50 F TIME : 2 MINS ADJUST MODE SETT I NGS H IGH TEMP : 180 F LOW TEMP : 50 F TIME : 2 MINS Outdoor air (OA) switch over A user set temperature governs whether the chiller or the boiler is being used for heating. If the outdoor air temperature is above this user set temperature then the chiller supplies the heating. If the outdoor temperature is below, then the boiler supplies the heating. When this mode is selected another menu appears that allows the user to adjust this temperature. UP and DOWN keys change the temperature, pressing SELECT saves the temperature, and pressing BACK reverts it to what it was before. SET OA S W ITCHOVER TEMPERATURE 65 F Chiller RV If the user does not press the SELECT key on Chiller Heat Mode: they can navigate to the Chiller RV: setting. Pressing the SELECT key will move the cursor in front of the selectable options. The user can change the chiller s reversing valve to be energized in either Cooling (O) or Heating (B) operation. CH ILLER HEAT MODE : CH ILLER ONLY CH ILLER RV : O ( COOL ) CH ILLER HEAT MODE : CH ILLER ONLY CH ILLER RV : O ( COOL ) System settings The user can enable or disable any of the following settings outlined below. The user navigates to the setting they want to change by using the UP and DOWN keys. Pressing the SELECT key will move the cursor in front of the selectable options. Pressing the UP and DOWN keys will change the state from disabled to enabled or vice versa. Pressing the SELECT key saves the setting and pressing BACK will revert to its original setting. PUMP : DISABLED HEAT : ENABLED COOL : ENABLED HEAT : ENABLED PUMP : DISABLED COOL : ENABLED 6

7 Section 3: Operation (continued) Heat: Disable or enable heating operations. When disabled, all heating calls are ignored and no heating outputs are generated. When enabled, all heating operations function as normal. Cool: Disable or enable cooling operations. When disabled, all cooling calls are ignored and no cooling outputs are generated. When enabled, all cooling operations function as normal. Pump: Disable or enable the pump. If enabled, the pump will activate alongside any chiller or boiler outputs. Display settings Select the units in which the temperature is displayed. Pressing the SELECT key will move the cursor in front the units. The user can use the UP or DOWN keys to select either Fahrenheit or Celsius. Pressing SELECT will save the setting, and pressing BACK will restore it to its previous value. TEMP UN ITS : F Load firmware This setting walks the user through the process of updating new firmware into the control via a USB drive. USB drives must contain a directory called Firmware and have the firmware.hex file in this directory. If the firmware ever becomes corrupted or undesirable, the user can manually restore the factory firmware by powering on the control board with a jumper placed across the FORCE BOOTLOAD terminal. Once the firmware is loaded, the jumper should be removed. This is only needs to be done in extreme situations and regular firmware updates should be applied using the following procedure: 1. The user will be prompted to insert their USB into the USB terminal. INSERT USB DR IVE SELECT TO CONT I NUE TEMP UN ITS : F Restore defaults This setting allows the user to restore all settings to the factory defaults. Pressing the UP or DOWN key allows the user to select yes or no. If the SELECT key is pressed on YES then all factory defaults will be restored. If the SELECT key is press on NO or the BACK key is pressed then the factory defaults will not be restored. RESTORE DE FAULTS? NO 2. Once the USB drive is in place and the user hits the SELECT key, a brief PLEASE WAIT response will be displayed. After a brief wait the user will be prompted to select the firmware.hex file they wish to load. Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate to the file, the SELECT key to select the file, and the BACK key to abort. SSC5.HEX SELECT TO CONT INUE If no USB drive is inserted the following will be displayed: NO DR IVE SELECT TO CONT INUE RESTORE DE FAULTS? YES If no firmware is found or there is no firmware directory, the following will be displayed: NO FIRMWARE SELECT TO CONT INUE 3. After selecting the file, the user will be asked to select the storage location. They will only be able to select storage location 1, so press the SELECT key to continue. STORAGE LOCATION 1 7

8 Section 3: OPERATION (continued) 4. A loading screen will appear with a number that greatly increases, indicating the process of the file data transfer. After it is complete a SAVING FILE message will appear. LOAD ING : A flash screen will appear with a loading bar indicating the progress of the flash process. FLASH : SSC5. HEX 5. The UPDATE ON REBOOT screen asks the user if they would like to commit to the firmware they just loaded. Pressing the UP or DOWN keys will cycle between the Yes and No options. If YES is selected then the firmware will be loaded into flash and the control will reboot with the new firmware. If NO is selected then the new firmware will not be loaded and the user will be returned to the menu screen. UPDATE ON REBOOT?NO 7. After the flash process completes a message will appear indicating that the new firmware has been loaded. The control will then reboot itself with the new firmware. All the settings will return to their defaults. NEW FIRMWARE LOADED LOAD ING DEFAULTS UPDATE ON REBOOT?YES Troubleshooting Condition Possible cause Solution Chiller, Boiler or Pump does not respond to call for conditioning. Chiller gives a call for cooling when called upon for heating, or heating when called upon for cooling. Unit is not working correctly Disconnected or broken wire. Reversing Valve Mode is set to the wrong mode. Settings or wiring could have been installed incorrectly. Physically inspect the condition of the wires between the thermostat, air handler and the interface module, and between the interface module and the chiller, boiler, or pump. Check the Chiller RV and make sure it is set to the right mode Cooling (O) or Heating (B). Review all system settings and make sure module is wired properly. IN UNITED STATES: 260 NORTH ELM ST. WESTFIELD, MA / FAX (413) IN CANADA: 7555 TRANMERE DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, L5S 1LR (905) / FAX (905)

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