CASCADE PROGRAMMING. Installation & Maintenance Manual. 2015-06-15 v1.0



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CSCE PROGRMMING Installation & Maintenance Manual 2015-06-15 v1.0

GENERL ESCRIPTION The operating logic that enables the use of multiple generators (up to a maximum of 6) connected to one another is integrated in the control electronics on board each generator. It is therefore sufficient to connect the various generators to one another using a suitable cable in the cascade sequence and configure them accordingly The operating logic envisages the allocation of a main generator, known as the, which will then control operation of all other subordinate generators, known as S ll decisions are taken by the generator and therefore all units required for cascade operation are connected to this generator, i.e. cascade pump, cascade sensor, room thermostat, outside sensor, and 0-10V input. The "technical cascade menu programming" is carried out on the generator, which is connected to the storage tank thermostat/sensor when necessary. Tank sensor or thermostat Cascade pump Storage tank pump Cascade sensor Storage tank Room thermostat Outside sensor 0-10V input 1 CBLE 2 CBLE 3-2 -

SERIL CONNECTION OF GENERTORS PRESENT IN THE CSCE SEQUENCE The connection () that enables communication between the main boiler () and subordinate boilers (), present in the cascade sequence, is made as described below. The cable to be used must be 4-pole (Tx, Rx, GN and 5V). 1 2 3 4 5 6 CBLE CBLE CBLE CBLE CBLE Where the connection to the terminal board is not present (see generator 1) this means that the generator is the unit. In the event of a fault, this type of connection enables simple exclusion of the malfunctioning generator. 1 2 3 fault 4 5 6 CBLE CBLE CBLE CBLE CBLE In this case, to exclude the generator to be repaired from the cascade sequence, the previous generator simply needs to be connected to the subsequent one in the series, using a connection. This will require a repeated auto-configuration procedure of the cascade sequence (refer to the instructions on page 6). If it is the master generator that needs to be excluded, the connection to the snd generator (the first slave unit) should be disconnected. The latter thus bmes the unit. This will then need to be connected to the pump and cascade sensor, boiler thermostat/sensor and heating request connectors (T, outside sensor, 0-10V). In this case the entire cascade sequence programming phase must be repeated (see instructions on page 5). - 3 -

b WRNINGS Before making any type of electrical connection, ensure that the power mains is disconnected from the generators, the and that the main system switch is set to OFF. In the case of low voltage connections IT IS COMPULSORY to use different routes from those of the mains voltage cables and ensure that these cables are as short as possible. The CBLE connection between the generators in the cascade sequence is SERIL and not parallel and therefore the connections must be made as specified below: 5 V 5 V GN GN TX RX RX TX Collegamenti CVO specifici per gruppi termici S-F and S-F XL Heating Unit 1 Heating Unit 2 Heating Unit n Master communication Slave communication Master communication Slave communication Master communication Slave communication 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35-4 -

PROGRMMING fter making the connections between the various generators in the cascade sequence, the configuration must be entered by modifying the parameters accordingly. b THE CONFIGURTION IS ENTERE EXCLUSIVELY ON THE GENERTOR. CCESS TO THE TECHNICL MENU FROMTHE GENERTOR ccess to the technician menu requires entry of the PSSWOR 231. The procedure is as follows: Installer menu PSSWOR Technician menu TWICE followed Cby 1. VNCE CH SETTINGS 2. VNCE HW SETTINGS Technician menu C Enter code - press Installer menu See NVIGTION TREE 2 3 1 Enter code - press THREE 4. IGNOSTICS TIMES followed C 1. VNCE CH SETTINGS See NVIGTION by Installer menu TREE To select 5. 2. USER VNCE SETTINGS HW SETTINGS 2 3 1 6. CSCE Technician menu C Enter code - press ONCE 7. 4. RESTORE IGNOSTICS FCTORY followed SETTINGS by C 1. VNCE CH SETTINGS To select 5. 2. USER VNCE SETTINGS HW SETTINGS 2 3 1 6. CSCE C See. NVIGTION TREE 7. 4. RESTORE IGNOSTICS FCTORY SETTINGS To select 5. USER SETTINGS For a maximum B 6. CSCE of 15 minutes, the system enables exit and subsequent re-entry to the technician menu without the need 7. RESTORE FCTORY SETTINGS to enter the password. Technician menu On elapse of this interval, entry of the password is required again to access the technician menu. B PSSWOR PSSWOR Installer menu Enter code 1. VNCE CH SETTINGS 2. VNCE HW SETTINGS Technician menu B 4. 1. IGNOSTICS VNCE CH SETTINGS 5. 2. USER VNCE SETTINGS HW SETTINGS 6. CSCE Technician menu 7. 4. RESTORE IGNOSTICS FCTORY SETTINGS 1. VNCE CH SETTINGS 5. 2. USER VNCE SETTINGS HW SETTINGS 6. CSCE 7. 4. RESTORE IGNOSTICS FCTORY SETTINGS 5. USER SETTINGS 6. CSCE 2 3 1 To select 7. RESTORE FCTORY SETTINGS C See NVIGTION TREE C See NVIGTION TREE Technician menu C See NVIGTION 1. TREE VNCE CH SETTINGS 2. VNCE HW SETTINGS PSSWOR 4. IGNOSTICS 5. USER SETTINGS 6. CSCE 7. RESTORE FCTORY SETTINGS B Technician menu 1. VNCE CH SETTINGS 2. VNCE HW SETTINGS 4. IGNOSTICS 5. USER SETTINGS 6. CSCE 7. RESTORE FCTORY SETTINGS C set parameters on level 6. CSCE Scroll through the menu to level 6. CSCE and set the parameters as required according to the selected hydraulic configuration. - 5 -

The parameters of level 6. CSCE are described below. TECHNICIN MENU Keys Sub-menu Keys Sub-menu Keys Lines Keys Factory setting Field 1. Cascade switch delay C ---> ---> 60s 0 255 s 2. Cascade min power C ---> ---> 14% (**) 0 100% 3. Single burner power C ---> ---> (*) 0 2550kW 6.CSCE C 1. Cascade set C B 4.Boiler for HW C ---> ---> 0 0 6 5.PI loop period C ---> ---> 4s 1 15 s 6.Burner water flow delay C ---> ---> 30s 0 255 s 7.ifferent boiler size C ---> ---> isabled Enabled/ disabled 2.Cascade info C ---> ---> ---> ---> Read only 3.Cascade autodetect C ---> ---> ---> ---> ----- ----- (*) 115 kw for S-F and S-F XL.. (**) 18% for S-F and S-F XL. On completion of entry of the cascade parameters, enter level 6.3 CSCE UTOETECT and start the auto-configuration procedure. t the end of this procedure, the user must then (if correct) the number of generators detected in the cascade sequence. b Before launching auto-configuration, ensure that all boilers are wired correctly, powered and are on stand-by (or in error status). The auto-configuration procedure is required on initial installation, or after a change to the number of generators or their order in the cascade sequence, or when the configuration of the master generator parameters are modified. KEY TO MENU ITEMS Ref. menu line 6. CSCE Line title 6.1.1 Cascade switch delay Meaning Time interval that needs to pass between the ON command input and effective start-up of the burner 6.1.2 Min. modulation power Minimum available power in cascade (Minimum Pn of a boiler) 6.1.3 Single burner power Maximum power of single burner 6.1.4 Boiler for HW 6.1.5 PI loop period 6.1.6 Burner water flow delay 6.1.7 ifferent boiler size Number of generators dedicated to HW, as well as to heating. These generators MUST first be connected to the communication, and then it will always be the and any other units (e.g. if there are 3 units, these will comprise a Master unit, the first slave and the snd slave). Time interval for recalculating power requirements. On elapse of this time interval the system checks a measurement cycle and calculation of the power requirements. elay of response of control algorithm according to hydraulic structure. In the case of cascade configurations with disconnector, it is possible to balance the time in which a temperature variation, read by the cascade sensor, is effectively received by the control board. This prevents, on start-up of a single boiler, the cascade sensor from detecting a temperature variation in time, blocking the system due to a "cascade sensor error" Before setting to error status, the system waits for this additional time interval. Enables/isables algorithm-based control of cascade configurations of boilers with different outputs (e.g. in the presence of a low power generator dedicated to HW production). In the case of combining several generators of the same output, this algorithm does not need to be enabled. 6.2 Cascade info isplay of information on the cascade configuration 6.3 Cascade autodetect Start of cascade auto-configuration process. - 6 -

More information on possible combinations of parameters on levels 6.1.4 BOILERS FOR HW and 6.1.7 BOILERS OF IFFERENT SIZES There are three possible combinations for the parameters 6.1.4 Boilers for HW and 6.1.7 Boilers of different sizes. Each of these enables different operating logics for the generators in the cascade sequence. The "basic" logic adopted by the system in managing the cascade sequence is as follows: MINTIN THE GRETEST NUMBER OF GENERTORS POWERE T THE MINIMUM POSSIBLE LEVEL. To do this, it is presumed that LL generators are IENTICL (same Nominal Power and Minimum Power). In this case all generators in the cascade sequence meet the request for heating and domestic hot water, with priority or not. The parameter 6.1.4 Boiler for HW enables the identification of a sub-group of generators to meet the request for domestic hot water. In this case, on the request for domestic hot water, only this sub-group of generators is activated to meet the HW request, while the remaining units remain active to meet the heating request The parameter 6.1.7 Boiler of different size, if enabled, enables a group of generators to be dedicated also to HW, with different sizes with respect to that dedicated exclusively to heating. However there is the constraint that in the group exclusively dedicated to heating, all generators must be of the same power rating. In this case the parameter 6.1.3 Single burner power will coincide with the maximum nominal power of these generators. The following section provides an example of the application of the three different operating logics, considering a sequence of 4 generators in cascade. The correct application of each logic depends on the correct previous hydraulic configuration. Example 1 ll 4 generators of the same rated power, configured to meet both heating and HW requests. Pn = 600kW, P min = 100kW Tank sensor or thermostat Cascade pump Cascade sensor Storage tank pump Storage tank CBLE CBLE CBLE 1 2 3 4 6.1.2 Min. modulation power = 100 6.1.3 Single burner power = 600 6.1.4 Boiler for HW = 0 6.1.7 ifferent boiler size = 0. In this case the generators are managed according to the general cascade logic (both for heating and HW requests), modulating on the basis of the temperature measured by the cascade sensor. The boiler pump must be connected in parallel with all generators in the cascade sequence (ideally via relay), to the respect HW outputs. - 7 -

Example 2 ll 4 generators of the same rated power, configured to meet heating requests. ONLY the first two generators are set also to respond to HW requests. Pn = 600kW, P min = 100kW Tank sensor or thermostat Cascade pump Cascade sensor Storage tank CBLE CBLE CBLE 1 2 3 4 3-way valve 6.1.2 Min. modulation power = 100 6.1.3 Single burner power = 600 6.1.4 Boiler for HW = 2 6.1.7 ifferent boiler size = 0. In this case, for heating requests all generators are managed according to the general cascade logic, modulating and using the temperature measured by the cascade sensor. When a HW request is sent, ONLY the generators dedicated to HW will meet this request. The 3-way valve can be connected to any one of the HW generators. We rmmend connecting to the first (master) for optimal communication speeds. - 8 -

Example 3 2 generators of the same rated power dedicated to meet the heating request, and 2 dedicated generators to meet both heating and HW requests. VNCE CH SETTINGS: Pn = 600kW, P min = 100kW HETING+HW: Pn 600kW, P min 100kW (any power other than 600 / 100 kw) Tank sensor or thermostat Cascade pump Cascade sensor Storage tank CBLE CBLE CBLE 1 2 3 4 600 kw 600 kw 3-way valve 6.1.2 Min. modulation power = 100 6.1.3 Single burner power = 600 6.1.4 Boiler for HW = 2 6.1.7 ifferent boiler size = 1. In this case, ONLY for heating requests, the generators dedicated to HETING ONLY are managed according to the general cascade logic, modulating and using the temperature measured by the cascade sensor. If all generators dedicated to heating reach 100% capacity, then and only then are HW generators activated, all together as a back-up to the first generators (modulating the power accordingly). When a HW request is sent, ONLY the generators dedicated to HW will meet this request. The 3-way valve can be connected to any one of the HW generators. We rmmend connecting to the first (master) for optimal communication speeds. - 9 -

EXMPLE OF POWER SUPPLY PNEL TYPE OF POWER SUPPLY PNEL FOR 6 BOILERS Power connections ICT - Residual current thermal-magnetic cutout with opening coil controlled by a release button, to protect indirect contacts of the line and boiler power supply panel. To be installed in the vicinity of the heating set. General sizing: task of client. R N ICT Main building panel IG - Main switch IS - Safety module switch TMX - Maximum thermostat PMX - Maximum pressure switch KS - Safety module contact IP - Main switch XS1 - External socket F - Fuse-holder disconnector 1 Pole + Neutral L - "uxiliary circ. ON" indicator light (green led) QC1 6 - Boiler Panel 1 6 C1 6 - Boiler power supply 1 6 (*) for Multidea Evo models only. IG Boiler Supply Panel 2x25 (up to 6 Multidea Evo boilers) 2x40 (up to 4 lubongas 1 boilers) KS 2x6 TMX PMX KS 25-C3 (up to 6 Multidea Evo boilers) 40-C3 (up to 4 lubongas 1 boilers) IS IP XS1 2 L F QC1 QC2 QC3 QC4 QC5 QC6 2x10 2x10 2x10 2x10 2x10 2x10 2x10 External INIL safety module branch (contact opening on reaching set-point) Optional socket on panel or heating control room lighting R-C1 N-C1 R-C2 N-C2 R-C3 N-C3 R-C4 N-C4 R-C5 N-C5 R-C6 N-C6 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 (*) C6 (*) - 10 -

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