Bang Dieu Khien Curtis

CAP 310
JULY, 2005
REV. G
CURTIS – TOLEDO
OPERATOR’S MANUAL & PARTS LIST
SUPPLEMENT
R/S Series
AIRTRON CONTROLLER
WARNING
Personal injury and/or equipment damage will result by failing to pay attention
to the vital safety information and instructions in this manual.
Carefully read, understand, and retain all safety information and instructions
before operating this compressor.
Curtis – Toledo
1905 Kienlen Ave. St. Louis, MO 63133
phone: 314-383-1300 fax: 314-381-1439 Email: info@curtistoledo.com
www.curtistoledo.com
DANGER
Compressed air from this machine is not suitable for breathing and will
cause death or severe personal injury.
Consult a filtration specialist for proper treatment.

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Table of Contents
1. Controller……………………………………………………….. 2
2. Software menu and functions………………………………...
2.1. Basic menu…………………………………………... 3
2.2. LED’s…………………………………………………. 3
2.3. Messages…………………………………………….. 4
2.4. Menu 1………………………………………………... 4
2.5. Menu 2………………………………………………... 5
2.6. Menu 5………………………………………………... 5
2.7. Menu 10 & 20………………………………………... 6
2.8. Menu 30………………………………………………. 7
2.9. Type selection table…………………………………. 7
3. Additional parameters………………………………………....
3.1. Star delta time…………………………………….…. 8
3.2. Blow down time……………………………………… 8
3.3. Unload run time……………………………………… 8
3.4. Acceleration time……………………………………. 8
3.5. Starts per hour……………………………………….. 8
3.6. Micro interruption of the power supply……………. 9
4. Installation instructions for remote operation and external
alarm…………………………………………………………….
4.1. Remote operation………………………………….... 9
4.2. External alarm……………………………………….. 9,10
4.3. Lead/Lag control…………………………………….. 10
5. Control panel and unit component parts list………………... 11 -19
List of illustrations:
Fig 1. Controller control panel……………………… 2
Fig 2. Control panel components………………….. 11
Fig 3. Unit parts……………………………………… 13
Fig 4. Control panels………………………………... 17
List of drawings:
Wiring schematic FVM 610019……………………. 15
Wiring schematic Y-D 610028……………………. 16
Wiring schematic (external alarm) 61019-A1…….. 20
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1. CONTROLLER
FIG 1. CONTROLLER CONTROL PANEL
CONTROL PANEL
BUTTONS DISPLAY & LED’s
1- View 8- Display
2- Start LED 1 9- Pressure
3- Stop LED 2 10- Temperature
4- Up LED 3 11- Run/Load hours
5- Down LED 4 12- Service
6- Reset LED 5 13- Air filter blocked
7- Emergency Stop LED 6 14- Motor overload
LED 7 15- Autostart/Remote
LED 8 16- Compressor status
LED 9 17- Power
BUTTON FUNCTIONS
View Scrolling through the selected menu parameters
Start Start the compressor
Stop Stop the compressor with stop delay for blowdown cycle
Up Increase the value displayed (in programming mode)
Down Decrease the value displayed (in programming mode)
Reset Return to basic menu from programming mode or after correcting
alarm/warning conditions
E-Stop Emergency Stop
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2. SOFTWARE MENU AND FUNCTIONS

2.1 BASIC MENU
Push View button to scroll through basic menu
Name LED Range Calculation Display Remarks
External press. 1 Pressure 0-232 psi P. xxx. Probe fault disp. “P. ---“
Probe fault disp.
Sump press. 1 Pressure 0-232 psi S.P. xxx.
“S.P.---“
Dp press. 1 Pressure psi =Sump P- Ext P d.P. xx. Warning if d.P.>10 psi
14-269
Disch. Oil temp. 2 Temperature xxx Probe fault disp. “ ---“
fah
Running hours 3 0-99999
Run/Load hours run / xxxxx Note 3
Loaded hours 3 0-99999
Run/Load hours LoAd / xxxxx Note 3
Service Air Filter 4 Service AIrF / xxxx Note 3
Service Oil 4 Service oIL / xxxx Note 3
Service Oil Filter 4 Service oILF / xxxx Note 3
Service Separator 4 Service oSEP / xxxx Note 3
Notes:
1.”xxx” represent an actual value.
2.Display toggles between External Pressure & Temperature every 2 minutes.
3.Display toggles between Description & actual value every second.
2.2. LED’s
Each LED has its own specific function as well as a specific status:
• Continuous: showing data / information; everything is in normal condition
• Slow blinking: warning indication; check the compressor
• Fast blinking: shut down indication; the controller has taken action
LED Status Explanation
Pressure • Continuous • Pressure is being displayed
• Slow blinking • Warning: dP>10psi, oil separator service is required
• Fast blinking • Shutdown: the pressure has reached shutdown level
• A fast blinking led in combination with dashes on the
display, a pressure sensor error is indicated (see
Table 1)
Temperature • Continuous • Temperature is being displayed
• Slow blinking • Warning: the temperature has reached alarm level
• Fast blinking • Shutdown: the temperature has reached shutdown level
• A fast blinking led in combination with dashes on the
display, a temperature sensor error is indicated (see
Table 1)
Run / Load hours • Continuous • Run / Load hours are being displayed
Service • Continuous • Remaining hours to service are being displayed.
• Slow blinking • Warning: service is required (the display will toggle
between the remaining hours and the items that need to
be serviced)
Air filter blocked • Slow blinking • Warning: air filter service is required
Motor overload • Fast blinking • Shutdown: main and (or) fan motor winding temperature
too high, overload relay tripped
Autostart / Remote • Continuous • Either auto restart or remote control has been enabled
• Fast blinking • Warning: compressor will start as soon as it is allowed to
Compressor status • Continuous • Motor running
• Slow blinking • Warning: compressor is blowing down
• Fast blinking • Warning: compressor will start as soon as it is allowed to
Power • Continuous • Controller is powered
LED 1-8 • Fast Blinking • E-STOP has been activated
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2.3. MESSAGES
The following messages can be displayed as a fault or warning:

Message Meaning
--- Indicating a sensor error (see Basic menu)
A micro power interruption has been detected (see Table 3)
StoP Indicating that the emergency stop has been activated (see menu 20)
Fan.oL Fan motor overload (see menu 20)
PHASE Phase fault (see menu 20)
oLoAd Main motor overload (see menu 20)
AIrF.b Air filter blocked (see menu 20)
HI.A.t High air temperature (see menu 20)
Table 1
Note: To return to Basic menu after fault has been displayed, correct problem or pull E-STOP back to
normal position and push Reset button.
2.4. MENU 1
- push Stop button to stop the compressor
- push both Up and Down buttons and hold until blinking lights appear
- push Up (Down) button to select “-01-“ on display
- push View button to scroll to selected display
- push Up (Down) button to select display mode or to raise (lower)
any adjustable setting
- push Reset button after blinking stops to save new value and exit the
menu
MENU 1- USER PARAMETER MENU
Name Default Min Max Display Remarks

Unload pressure 125 psi P.Load 200psi xxx (+upper sign) Default = type 5 (Table 2)
Load pressure 105 psi 72 psi P.Unload xxx (+lower sign) Default = type 5 (Table 2)
Auto restart time OFF OFF 240 sec Aut.St / xx
Control mode is AUTO
Control mode
10 min cnt/0 60 min run.t / xx if value has been set,
AUTO/CONST
CONST if value = 0
ID # of compressor in
Address number 1 1 32 Addr. /xx
network
To activate Remote select
Remote start/stop OFF OFF ON rE. / xxx
ON
Lead/Lag operational if
Lead/Lag control OFF OFF P.Load L.L. / xxx differential pressure
value has been set
Notes: 1. Default setting, as an example for this manual, is type 5 (see Table 2).
2. Lead/Lag control disables Remote start/stop functionality.
3. Lead/Lag control installation, setup and recommended setting see 4.3.
4. For Unload pressure setting above 175psi see note 4 to Menu 10.
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2.5. MENU 2
- push Stop button to stop machine
- push Up (raise) or Down (lower) to set appropriate service hours
- push Reset button after blinking stops to save new value and exit the menu
- push Reset button again to stop LED 4 blinking and save service hours after
service is completed
MENU 2- SERVICE MENU
Name Default Min. Max. Display Remarks

Service Air Filter 2000 hrs 0 hrs 2000 hrs AIrF
Service Oil 8000 hrs 0 hrs 12000 hrs oIL
Service Oil Filter 1000 hrs 0 hrs 1000 hrs oILF
Service
4000 hrs 0 hrs 4000 hrs oSEP
Separator
2.6. MENU 5
- push Up or Down to select units
MENU 5 – CONFIGURATION MENU

Pressure unit psi bar psi PSI / bAr
Temperature unit fah cel fah FAHr / cELS
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2.7. MENU 10 & 20

- push Up (Down) button to select “-10-“ or “-20-“ on display
- push Stop button within 2 sec & hold for 2-3 sec to complete entry in menu
10 or 20
- push Up (Down) button to select display mode or to raise (lower)
any adjustable setting
MENU 10 – FACTORY MENU

Default = type 5
Shutdown pressure 140 psi P. Unload 215 psi xxx
(Table 2)
Warning temperature
Temperature
225 fah 194 fah 225 fah xxx is 10°F lower than
shutdown / warning
shutdown setting
Status relay Alarm Alarm Control ALErt / contr
Type 5 1 17 tP xx Note 3
Star delta time OFF 3.0 sec 30.0 sec St.dLt / xx.x oFF; 3.0…30.0 sec
Start per hour 6 1 30 St.Hr / xx
Unload run time 30 sec 10 sec 240 sec StoP.t / xx Default (Table 2)
Running hours 0 0 99999 run / xxxxx
Loading hours 0 0 99999 LoAd / xxxxx
Notes: 1. Default setting, as an example for this manual, is type 5 (Table 2).
2. Shutdown pressure is 15 psi above unload pressure setting.
3. Factory set the pressure range per compressor order (Table 2).
4. Set Type 17 if Unload pressure 176-200 psi needed, then:
- on Menu 10 adjust Shutdown pressure (15psi above Unload pressure);
- on Menu 10 adjust Star – delta time;
- on Menu 1 adjust Unload & Load pressure setting;
- install 225 psi safety valve.
MENU 20 – DIGITAL INPUTS

Do not change any settings in menu 20
Nr Name Default Function/Action Display Remarks
1 Emergency stop NC Shutdown fault dc1 nc LED 1-8 fast blinking
2 Fan motor overload NC Shutdown fault dc2 nc LED 6 fast blinking
3 Phase fault NC Shutdown fault dc3 nc
4 Motor overload NC Shutdown fault dc4 nc LED 6 fast blinking
5 Remote start/stop NO dc5 no LED 7 continuous
6 Lead/Lag -switch NO dc6 no
7 Air filter blocked NO Warning dc7 no LED 5 slow blinking
8 High air NC Shutdown fault dc8 nc
temperature
Notes: 1. Shutdown faults stop the compressor.
2. Displayed fault and warning messages see Table 1.
3. Air filter indicator setting = 25”H2O.
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2.8. MENU 30
- push Stop button within 2 sec & hold for 2-3 sec to complete entry into menu 30
- push Down (Up) button to scroll to selected display
- push Reset button to exit menu
MENU 30 – TEST MENU
Parameter Display Function/Action Test results

Display, LED’S 8.8.8.8.8. All segments of the display and all LED’S are lit for Light’s on
testing
Digital inputs tdInP Changing the status of the respective input can test LED 1-4, 6-8 –
input 1 to 8. Corresponding LED 1 to 8 indicates the light’s off.
status of input. LED 5 – light’s on
Analogue input 1 AnL 1 /xxxx The applied voltage of the analogue input is displayed
Sensor- ext. pressure (ref.: wiring diagram X02 pin 1-2)
Sensor- sump pressure (ref.: wiring diagram X02 pin 1-3)
Sensor- temperature (ref.: wiring diagram X02 pin 4-6)
Warning! tout Warning for the next test: powering the relays! Display flashes
Line relay LinE Line relay is powered LED 1 (see notes)
Star relay StAr Star relay is powered LED 2
Delta relay dELtA Delta relay is powered LED 3
Valve relay LoAd Valve relay is powered LED 4
Status relay IndIc Status relay is powered LED 5
Notes: 1. Line relay starts main and fan motors when across the line start connection applied.
2. Line relay starts fan motor only when star-delta start connection applied.
3. To stop the running motors continue to scroll with Down or Up button.
2.9. TYPE SELECTION TABLE
Default
Default load Shutdown
Star delta Unload run unload
Type pressure pressure
time (s) time (s) pressure
(psi) (psi)
(psi)
1 OFF 30 80 100 115
2 3.0 30 80 100 115
3 6.0 30 80 100 115
4 9.0 30 80 100 115
5 OFF 30 105 125 140
6 3.0 30 105 125 140
7 6.0 30 105 125 140
8 9.0 30 105 125 140
9 OFF 30 130 150 165
10 3.0 30 130 150 165
11 6.0 30 130 150 165
12 9.0 30 130 150 165
13 OFF 30 155 175 190
14 3.0 30 155 175 190
15 6.0 30 155 175 190
16 9.0 30 155 175 190
17 OFF 30 Adjust (Menu 1) Adjust (Menu 1) Adjust (Menu 10)
Table 2
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3. ADDITIONAL PARAMETERS
Some of the below-described parameters are set automatically when a type is selected (3.1., 3.3., 3.5.) or
can be changed manually by value selection in Menu 10. The other parameters require a software change by
factory to change the default setting (3.2., 3.4., 3.6.).
3.1. STAR DELTA TIME
FUNCTION SETUP
This time is set automatically when a type of
The star delta time is the time the star relay is powered
machine is chosen (see Table 2) or can be
before powering the delta relay.
changed manually by value selection in Menu 10
3.2. BLOW DOWN TIME
FUNCTION SETUP
The blow down (start delay) time is the required time to This time is set by software. Min time = 5 sec and
depressurize the compressor internally when the motor the compressor can not start until the sump
has stopped running. This time must be expired before pressure is lower than 15 psi
the compressor can start again in order to avoid a start
procedure against a too high internal pressure.
3.3. UNLOAD RUN TIME
FUNCTION SETUP
The unload run time is the required time that the motor This time is set automatically when a type of
keeps running after the stop button has been pushed. machine is chosen (see Table 2) or can be
By stopping the machine in this way, internal pressure changed manually by value selection in Menu 10
is decreased and it will prevent the oil from foaming.
3.4. ACCELERATION TIME
FUNCTION SETUP
The acceleration time is the time between the This time is set by software. Default setting = 2 sec
powering the delta relay and the powering of the
load/unload solenoid valve. This acceleration time
makes sure that the motor is at its full speed before
loading the compressor.
3.5. STARTS PER HOUR
FUNCTION DEFAULT SETTING

This safety function prevents the compressor from starting too often within a 6
time span of 1 hour. The controller keeps the compressor running until the set Can be changed manually
number of starts per hour has been reached. Manual start and stop commands by value selection in
are always executed when they are given but every manual start command is Menu 10
also taken into account when the remaining available starts per hours are
calculated.
Note: 1. This function is applied when control mode “AUTO” and auto restart time are set (Menu 1).
2. After set number of starts per hour has been reached, the compressor continues to run in “CONST” mode
until 1 hour has expired.
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3.6. MICRO INTERRUPTION OF THE POWER SUPPLY
FUNCTION DEFAULT SETTING

The Airmaster is standard equipped with a device that detects a micro interruption 40ms
of the power supply. Every zero crossing of the 24VAC mains is detected. When
2 consecutive cycles or a power failure, of 40ms, is detected, the controller will
automatically stop the machine. At the same time, all relays are released and 3
horizontal dashes are displayed on the display. By stopping the machine during a
micro interruption of the power supply, sparks on the relay contacts are avoided,
which will extend the relay lifetime.
Table 3
4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOTE OPERATION , EXTERNAL ALARM AND

LEAD/LAG CONTROL
4.1. REMOTE OPERATION

4.1.1. Turn off power to compressor at electrical supply source.
4.1.2. Remove jumper wire between terminals X01-13 and X01-18.
4.1.3. The remote start-stop control device has to be a maintained 2-position switch NO in the
“Stop” position. Connect the wires from remote control device to terminals X01-13 and X01-18.
Warning: Before turning on power be sure that the remote control device is in the “Stop”
position!
4.1.4. Turn on power to access Menu 1 (see instruction in 2.4.). Remote mode is set for OFF as a
default factory setting. Change setting on Remote start/stop mode from OFF to ON.
4.1.5. To start the compressor from the remote control device, turn the switch to “Start” position and
compressor will start. The compressor will not start from controller Start key while the Remote mode
is activated.
4.1.6. To stop the compressor from the remote control device, turn the switch to “Stop” position and
compressor will stop after unload cycle. Remote “Stop” position does not provide emergency stop.
It is possible to stop the compressor from controller Stop key while the Remote mode is activated.
4.1.7. To start the compressor from Remote control device, after the compressor is stopped with
controller “Stop” key, turn Remote switch to “Stop” and then to “Start” position. The compressor will
start.
4.1.8. To start and stop the compressor from controller keys on the compressor, while the Remote
switch is connected, Remote mode in Menu 1 must be reprogrammed to OFF. In this mode it is
necessary to have Remote switch in “Start” position or the compressor will not start.
4.2. EXTERNAL ALARM

4.2.1. Turn off power to compressor at electrical supply source.
4.2.2. Connect the External alarm device wires to terminals X08-6 and X08-11.
4.2.2.1. Connect External alarm device using a light indicator (110Vac, 0.5A max) to terminals
X08-6 and X08-11. In this case, when the compressor powers up and there are no alarm conditions,
light is on. In alarm conditions light is off.
4.2.2.2. When audio or powerful visual alarm signal is required use external control relay (110Vac,
0.5A) with NC contact. Connect relay control circuit to terminals X08-6 and X08-11. Connect
External alarm to external power supply using NC contact of control relay. In this case, when the
compressor powers up and there are no alarm conditions, controller energizes the control relay,
relay opens contact and there is no alarm signal. In alarm conditions controller de-energizes the
control relay, relay closes contact and alarm signal comes up (Ref, Pg.20 wiring diagram).
4.2.3. Check the relay status. It is set to ALARM (ALErt on display) as a default factory setting in
Menu 10.
4.2.4. Turn on power to compressor.
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4.3. LEAD/LAG CONTROL

4.3.1. Mount the socket and install the timer (kit p/n 1331030) into unit#1 control panel.
4.3.2. Connect the timer in accordance with wiring schematic 610019 or 610028:
wire from timer terminal #3 to unit#1 terminal 19,
wire from timer terminal #2 to unit#1 terminal 31.
4.3.3. Set the timer. The “range unit selector” in lower and upper right hand corner of timer does
this. Select time unit (seconds, minutes, hours or 10 hours). We recommend to use either hour or
10 hour ranges. The time range is, then, selected in lower left hand corner. Dial digits appear in the
windows around the time setting knob. There are two cursors in the dial setting knob; insure that
they are set at the same setting. Never set the cursors to zero in operation, this causes
instantaneous switching.
4.3.4. Compressors setup.
Both compressors load, unload pressures must be set the same.
Time Time Range

Units 1.2 3 12 30
hrs (hours) 0.12 to 12 0.3 to 3 1.2 to 12 3 to 30
10h (10 hours) 1.2 to 12 3 to 30 12 to 120 30 to 300
4.3.5. Programming.
Open Menu 1 Lead/Lag control, as described in 2.4., on first compressor. Set differential pressure
value, pushing Up button. We recommend the setting 5psi. Push Reset button. Repeat the same
on second compressor. Both compressors should have the same setting.
4.3.6. Start the compressors. Both compressors will load even, if there is a system pressure, until
the Lag compressor pressure setting is reached (Lag pressure setting is 5psi lower, than Lead
pressure) at which point the Lag compressor will unload and go into standby status. The Lead/Lag
operation will automatically function and begin timing out. Lag compressor will remain in standby
status until the time out or air demand rises.
4.3.7. Changing of the Lead compressor will occur at the timer set point.
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5. CONTROL PANEL AND UNIT COMPONENT PARTS LIST
FIG 2. CONTROL PANEL COMPONENTS
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PARTS LIST FOR CONTROL PANEL (FIG. 2)
ITEM PART
DESCRIPTION QTY
NUMBER NUMBER
SEE
1 CONTROL PANEL 1 PG.17
2 GASKET 1 1230001
3 OVERLAY 1 QAB736
4 AIRTRON M6 W/ FRONT PLATE & OVERLAY 1 1380001
4A AIRTRON M6 CONTROLLER 1 1380002
4B FRONT PLATE 1 1380003
4C OVERLAY 1 QAB736
4D FUSE, 3.15A TIME DELAY, GLASS BODY, 5mm x 20mm 2 VEA310
5 EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON 1 1240006
6 #10-32 HEX NUT 8 VH15C
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R/S 15-50
R/S 60-200
FIG. 3 UNIT PARTS
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PARTS LIST FOR R/S UNITS (FIG. 3)
ITEM R/S15-50, R/S15-50, R/S15-50,

DESCRIPTION QTY.
NO. 200-230V 460V 575V
1 PRESSURE SENSOR 2 1240016 < <
2 TEMPERATURE SENSOR 1 1240017 < <
3 COPPER SEAL TEMP. SENSOR 1 RN18679-2 < <
4 AIR FILTER INDICATOR 1 1240018 < <
5 QUICK DISCONNECT TERMINAL 2 VE792 < <
6 CABLE 1 1020000 < <
7 RELAY PHASE REVERSAL (NOTSHOWN) 1 VS628 VS629 1330098
8 BUNDLING WRAP 1 1030002 < <
9 NIPPLE (R/S 15-30) 1 VA13ABA < <
ITEM R/S60-200, R/S60-200, R/S60-200,

DESCRIPTION QTY.
NO. 200-230V 460V 575V
6 CABLE 1 1020000 < <
ITEM R/S100, R/S100, R/S100,

DESCRIPTION QTY.
NO. 200-230V 460V 575V
6 CABLE 1 1020000 < <
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FIG 4. CONTROL PANELS
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CONTROL PANEL PARTS LIST (FIG.4)

Q
ITEM NO. 1331001 1331003 1331005 1331011
T 1331007 1331008 1331009 1331010
DESCRIP Y 1331002 1331004 1331006 1331013
RN18960 RN18960 RN18963 RN18960 RN18963 RN18860 RN18860 RN18960
1. STARTER 1
“K” “K” “N” “K” “N” “S” “S” “K”
2. CONTACTOR 1 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A RN18536
3. TRANSFORMER 1 1330076 1330111 1330076 1330111 1330112 1330112 1330077 1330076
(250VA) (250VA) (250VA) (250VA) (350VA) (350VA) (350VA) (250VA)
RN18959 RN18959 RN18959 RN18950 RN18965 RN18965 RN18965 RN18950
4. FAN STARTER 1
“A” “A” “A” “B” “E” “E” “E” “B”
5. 3P FUSE BLOCK 2 VE395 < < < < < < <
6. PH. REV. RELAY <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< SEE PAGE 14 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
7. 8 PIN SOCKET 1330049 < < < < < < <
8. TERMINAL BLOCK RN18397 20 < 20 < 20 < 20 < 20 < 20 < 20 < 20
9. PH RELAY FUSE 3 VE394 < < < < < < <
10. TRANSFORMER VE334 RN18347-2 RN18347-2 RN18348-1
2 VE334 VE334 VE334 VE334
FUSE - PRIMARY ATQR 2.5 ATQR 3.0 ATQR 3.5
11. TRANSFORMER RN18393 RN18355
1 RN18393 RN18393 RN18393 RN18355 RN18355 RN18393
FUSE - 115V SEC. TRM 3.0 TRM 4.0
12. TRANS. FUSE
2 VE380 < < < < < < <
24V SEC
13. FAN STARTER
1 RN18314-1 < < < < < < <
FUSE BLOCK
14. LUG, GROUNDING 2 VE779 < < < < < < <
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CONTROL PANEL PARTS LIST (FIG.4)

Q
ITEM NO. 1331012
T 1331015 1331016 1331017 1331018 1331020 1331021
DESCRIPTION Y 1331014
RN18960 RN18960 RN18963 RN18963 RN18967 RN18968 RN18963
1. STARTER 1
“K” “K” “N” “N” “P” “R” “N”
RN18931-A RN18933-A
2. CONTACTOR 1 RN18536 RN18536 RN18540 RN18540 RN18930-A RN18930-A
RN18540
3. TRANSFORMER 1 1330111 1330111 1330077 1330112 1330107 1330113 1330077

(250VA) (250VA) (350VA) (350VA) (500VA) (500VA) (350VA)
RN18950 RN18965 RN18965 RN18965 RN18965 RN18965 RN18965
4. FAN STARTER 1
“B” “E” “E” “E” “E” “E” “E”
5. 3P FUSE BLOCK 2 VE395 < < < < < <
6. PH. REV. RELAY >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> SEE PAGE 14 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
7. 8 PIN SOCKET 1 1330049 < < < < < <
8. TERMINAL BLOCK RN18397 20 < 25 < 25 < 25 < 25 < 25 < 20
9. PH RELAY FUSE 3 VE394 < < < < < <
10. TRANSFORMER
2 VE334 VE334 RN18348-1 RN18347-2 RN18347-2 RN18347-2 RN18348-1
FUSE - PRIMARY
11. TRANSFORMER RN18356
1 RN18393 RN18393 RN18355 RN18355 RN18356 RN18355
FUSE - 115V SEC. TRM 5.0
12. TRANS. FUSE
2 VE380 < < < < < <
24V SEC
13. FAN STARTER
1 RN18314-1 < < < < < <
FUSE BLOCK
14. LUG, GROUNDING 2 VE779 < < < < < <
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ph: (314) 383-1300 fax: (314) 383-1439
email: info@curtistoledo.com
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FIG 1. CONTROLLER CONTROL PANEL

2. SOFTWARE MENU AND FUNCTIONS

The following messages can be displayed as a fault or warning:

MENU 1- USER PARAMETER MENU

Name Default Min Max Display Remarks

MENU 2- SERVICE MENU

Name Default Min. Max. Display Remarks

MENU 5 – CONFIGURATION MENU

Name Default Min. Max. Display Remarks

2.7. MENU 10 & 20

MENU 10 – FACTORY MENU

Name Default Min. Max. Display Remarks

MENU 20 – DIGITAL INPUTS

MENU 30 – TEST MENU

Parameter Display Function/Action Test results

2.9. TYPE SELECTION TABLE

3.1. STAR DELTA TIME

3.2. BLOW DOWN TIME

3.3. UNLOAD RUN TIME

3.4. ACCELERATION TIME

3.5. STARTS PER HOUR

FUNCTION DEFAULT SETTING

3.6. MICRO INTERRUPTION OF THE POWER SUPPLY

FUNCTION DEFAULT SETTING

4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOTE OPERATION , EXTERNAL ALARM AND

4.1. REMOTE OPERATION

4.2. EXTERNAL ALARM

4.3. LEAD/LAG CONTROL

Time Time Range

5. CONTROL PANEL AND UNIT COMPONENT PARTS LIST

FIG 2. CONTROL PANEL COMPONENTS

PARTS LIST FOR CONTROL PANEL (FIG. 2)

PARTS LIST FOR R/S UNITS (FIG. 3)

ITEM R/S15-50, R/S15-50, R/S15-50,

ITEM R/S60-200, R/S60-200, R/S60-200,

ITEM R/S100, R/S100, R/S100,

FIG 4. CONTROL PANELS

CONTROL PANEL PARTS LIST (FIG.4)

CONTROL PANEL PARTS LIST (FIG.4)

3. TRANSFORMER 1 1330111 1330111 1330077 1330112 1330107 1330113 1330077

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