Regulate Efficiently, Conserve Resources: Controls and Regulation Dencohappel Matrix Control Panel Without Display

OPERATION MANUAL
Controls and Regulation

DencoHappel MATRIX® Control Panel without Display
Regulate efficiently, conserve resources

Table of Contents MATRIX Control Panel without Display
1 Overview of Units and Packaged Content ................................ 4

1.1 Using DencoHappel MATRIX control panels ............................................. 6
1.2 Packaged content ...................................................................................... 6
2 About this Operation Manual ..................................................... 8

2.1 Availability of the operation manual ........................................................... 8
2.2 Scope of the operation manual .................................................................. 8
2.3 Symbols used ............................................................................................ 8
3 Safety ........................................................................................... 9
3.1 Identification of safety instructions ............................................................. 9
3.2 Safety-conscious work procedures ............................................................ 9
3.3 Proper use ............................................................................................... 10
3.4 Modifications and changes ...................................................................... 11
3.5 Spare parts .............................................................................................. 11
3.6 Disposal ................................................................................................... 11
3.7 Selection and qualification of personnel .................................................. 11
4 Technical Description ............................................................... 12

4.1 Product features and functions ................................................................ 12
4.2 Models of DencoHappel MATRIX control panels ..................................... 12
4.3 Technical data and accessories ............................................................... 13
4.3.1 Accessories ................................................................................... 14
5 Assembly and Installation ........................................................ 15

5.1 Planning of mounting ............................................................................... 15
5.2 Mounting of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panels ........................... 15
5.2.1 Assembly of DencoHappel MATRIX control panel OPxxC (IP20) . 16
5.2.2 Assembly of the DencoHappel MATRIX
control panel OPxxI (IP54) ............................................................. 17
5.3 Integration of DencoHappel MATRIX BSZ circuit board .......................... 19
5.3.1 Mounting DencoHappel MATRIX BSZ
in the flush-mounted socket ........................................................... 19
5.3.2 Mounting DencoHappel MATRIX BSZ in the surface-mounted
casing of the MATRIX OP5X I (IP54) control panel ....................... 20
5.4 Installation of the DencoHappel MATRIX
control panels OP30x/31x/44x ................................................................. 21
5.5 Installation of the DencoHappel MATRIX
control panel OP20C/OP21x .................................................................... 22
5.6 Cable recommendations MATRIX.Net ..................................................... 24
5.7 Set unit cover in place .............................................................................. 24
5.8 Disassembly of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panel ........................ 25
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6 Commissioning and Testing .................................................... 26

6.1 Factory settings ........................................................................................ 26
6.2 Setting Group Address ............................................................................. 26
6.3 MATRIX.Net termination setting ............................................................... 27
6.4 Closing DencoHappel MATRIX control panel ........................................... 27
6.5 Mechanical limitation of the setpoints ....................................................... 28
6.6 Testing operation ...................................................................................... 29
6.6.1 Testing DencoHappel MATRIX control panel ................................. 29
7 Using DencoHappel MATRIX Control Panels ........................ 30

7.1 Overview of the operating elements ......................................................... 30
7.2 Explanation of the control elements .......................................................... 31
7.2.1 Adjust fan speed ............................................................................ 31
7.2.2 Presetting setpoint room temperature ............................................ 31
7.2.3 Setting normal/economy mode ....................................................... 32
7.2.4 Setting recirculating air/mixed air operation ................................... 32
7.2.5 Setting Operating Mode .................................................................. 33
7.2.6 Movement of the secondary louvre ................................................ 33
7.3 Parameters for economy mode setting/saving for OP21x/31x/44x ........... 34
7.4 Display LED Status ................................................................................... 35
7.5 Error Messages ........................................................................................ 36
7.5.1 Blink codes of the DencoHappel MATRIX
control panels OP20C/OP21x/OP30x/OP31C/OP44x .................... 37
8 Maintenance and Cleaning ....................................................... 40

9 Index ........................................................................................... 41
10 Drilling Templates ..................................................................... 43
10.1 Unit configuration OPxxC (IP 20) .............................................................. 43
10.2 Unit configuration OPxxI (IP 54) ............................................................... 43
– Original operation manual–

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Overview of Units and Packaged Content MATRIX Control Panel without Display
1 Overview of Units and Packaged Content
OP21C and OP31C OP20C und OP30C
OP44C OP50C
OP51C Optional: Unit cover OPD.C (not OP5xC)

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OP21I und OP31I OP30I
OP44I OP50I
OP51I Optional: Unit cover OPD.I (not OP5xI)

Overview of Units and Packaged Content MATRIX Control Panel without Display
1.1 Using DencoHappel MATRIX control panels

In combination with the MATRIX controllers, the MATRIX control panels let you specify
setpoint values for the room air conditioning as well as the display of status and error
messages. The features are summarized as follows:
the assignment of...
– setpoints such as room or supply air temperature
– fan operating modes such as automatic operation
– operating modes of the unit, such as day/night operation
the display of...

– unit statuses
– error messages
1.2 Packaged content

MATRIX control panel OPxxC:
– Control panel for flush-mounted socket installation (protection type IP20)
consisting of a front panel and a mounting plate
– Operation Manual – Operation manual with all information
MATRIX control panel OPxxI:

– Control panel for surface mounting (protection type IP54)
consisting of a front panel and a mounting plate, including surface-mounted socket
with cable entry through membrane grommets
– Sensor Type 903.454 (IP54), R = 10 kOhm/25 °C
– Operation manual – document comprising all relevant instructions
Optional:
– Unit cover OPD.C and OPD.I For covering the control elements (not for OP50C/51C
and OP50I/51I)

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Fig. 1-1: DencoHappel product range

About this Operation Manual MATRIX Control Panel without Display
2 About this Operation Manual
2.1 Availability of the operation manual

The current operation manual provides important instructions on the safe and correct
handling of the MATRIX control panel.
This operation manual applies to operators, building technicians, technical personnel
or instructed persons as well as electricians.
This operation manual must be available at the location of the MATRIX control panel
at all times. When working on the MATRIX equipment, observe all instructions and
precautions in this operation manual.
2.2 Scope of the operation manual

This operation manual provides information about the following:
– Assembly/disassembly
– Installation
– Commissioning and testing
– Operation
– Maintenance and Troubleshooting
2.3 Symbols used

The following symbols to highlight particular text sections are used in this operation
manual:
– This symbol is used to indicate normal lists.
• This symbol indicates handling instructions.
9 This symbol indicates the result of an action.
Note!
Additional information about using the MATRIX control panels is specified here.
DencoHappel Matrix® is a registered trademark of DencoHappel.

MATRIX Control Panel without Display Safety
3 Safety
The MATRIX control panel is manufactured in accordance with state-of-the-art
engineering standards and established technical safety codes and regulations.
The MATRIX control panels are intended for use by the manufacturer. Ensure proper
and reliable operation of the unit before use. Observe all relevant safety instructions
and precautions in the operation manual. Use proper safety measures to prevent
hazardous situations which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury to the
user or accidents causing property damage!
Have all faults repaired by an authorized specialist without delay!
3.1 Identification of safety instructions

The following symbols and notices are provided in appropriate places throughout the
user document to designate the safety instructions.
Electrical hazard!
This symbol indicates a risk of electric shock when working on the equipment.
Risk of electrostatic discharge!

This symbol precedes a warning of possible damage to the MATRIX control
panels due to static discharge.
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE!
This section specifies procedures and precautions for preventing damage to the
MATRIX control panels.
Personal injury!
This section specifies procedures and precautions for preventing personal injury.
3.2 Safety-conscious work procedures

Observe the following instructions when carrying out installation, adjustment or repair
work:
When carrying out work near low-voltage networks
Electrical hazard!
Disconnect all electric power of the unit and ensure the power cannot be inad-
vertently switched on, earth, short-circuit and block off all neighboring live parts.
Non-compliance can lead to death or serious injury.

Safety MATRIX Control Panel without Display
When carrying out adjustment work on the MATRIX control panel
Risk of electrostatic discharge!

While carrying out adjustment work on the MATRIX control panel, make sure that
you discharge yourself statically before manipulating PC boards and installing
electrical components
For all kinds of work:

• Observe all assembly instructions for the MATRIX control panels.
• Fluctuations and imbalances in the supply voltage may not exceed the tolerance
limits specified in the technical data, otherwise functional failures and limit states
cannot be excluded.
3.3 Proper use

The MATRIX control panel is specifically designed for controlling air treatment units
manufactured by DencoHappel and, depending on the equipment version, regulating
other units within a building automation system.
According to the hardware version, the MATRIX control panel is used:
– to assign setpoints for room temperature
– to assign setpoints for supply air temperature
– to select fan speed
– to assign operating mode (e.g. normal, economy mode)
– to assign controller operating mode (changing between heating and cooling)
– to set mixed-air or recirculating-air mode
The MATRIX control panels are shipped in two protection types which protect the unit
against external effects:
Protection IP20 – In protection type IP20 according to DIN EN 60529 for residential areas.
residential area May only be used indoors; in this case ensure that the unit is protected against dust
and other substances.
Protection IP54 – In protection type IP54 according to DIN EN 60529 for industrial areas.
industrial area The casing is dustproof and protected against splash water.
Proper use also stipulates the observance of the current operation manual as well as
the inspection and maintenance intervals specified by DencoHappel.
Improper use Any use other than that described above is considered improper. The manufacturer/
supplier is not liable for any damages arising from improper use. The user alone bears
the risk.
Personal injury!
The MATRIX control panel may not be operated:
– in areas subject to explosion risk
– in rooms with conductive dust
– in rooms with strong electromagnetic fields
– in rooms with aggressive atmosphere that attacks plastics, for instance.
... in protection type IP20 it may not be operated:
– in humid rooms
– in rooms with dust-laden air
... in protection type IP54 it may not be operated:
– in wet areas
– in areas with high dust content

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3.4 Modifications and changes

It is not allowed to modify, add components, or convert the MATRIX control panel in
any way.
In the event of modifications or changes to the MATRIX control panel, the CE-confor-
mity lapses and thereby all guarantee entitlements as well.
3.5 Spare parts

Only original DencoHappel spare parts are allowed, since DencoHappel is not liable if
third-party spare parts are used.
3.6 Disposal
Equipment and operating supply materials must be disposed of according to the mate-
rial type in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.
3.7 Selection and qualification of personnel

Every person authorized to work on the MATRIX control panel must have read the
entire Operation Manual and understood it completely – especially the chapter on
safety. Please read this document fully before commencing any work, and not while
performing a task.
Electrical connections may only be carried out by qualified licensed staff or
other individuals with proper professional training and experience in the
following areas:
– Occupational health and safety regulations
– Accident prevention regulations
– Directives and recognized codes of practice
All skilled staff must be able to assess the entrusted work and must be able to reco-
gnize and avoid all associated dangers.

Technical Description MATRIX Control Panel without Display
4 Technical Description
4.1 Product features and functions

The MATRIX control panels are designed to control DencoHappel HVAC units and are
supplied in two basic models:
– Series OPxxC (Comfort) for normal environment (IP20) and
– Series OPxxI (Industry) for commercial/industrial environment (IP54).
Both series of control panels enable communication between the user and the Denco-
Happel MATRIX control system.
OP2xx The MATRIX control panels of type OP2xx communicate to the units via parallel bus
wiring (4-10 lines) and additionally have a bus connection MATRIX.Net.
OP3xx/OP4xx The OP3xx/OP4xx MATRIX control panels are equipped with a MATRIX.Net bus con-
nection for communication with the air treatment units.
Note!
For further information about the MATRIX.Net refer to the operation manual
of the relevant air treatment unit.
4.2 Models of DencoHappel MATRIX control panels

Equipment features
setpoint- Operating modes/control modes Connection Status Other
setting to the unit display
room temperatu-
Circulating air or
Through parallel
Through display
secondary louv-
Integrated room
economy mode
Setting the fan
DencoHappel
Through LED
Cooling only
Heating only
temperature
MATRIX.Net
Normal and
clock timer
Setting the
outside-air
Integrated
Control of
interface
Network
wiring
speed
mode
with
re
re
Type
OP20C 9 9 9 9 9 9
OP21C 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
OP30C 9 9 9* 9 9 9 9
OP31C 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
OP44C 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
Menu guided through digital display; automatic
OP50C 9 9 9 9
adjustment of menus to the unit equipment
OP51C 9 9 9 9 9
OP21I 9 9 9 9 9 9
OP30I 9 9 9 9
OP44I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
OP50I 9 9 9
OP51I 9 9 9 9
Setpoints for the economy mode of the OP30C can only be changed using the MATRIX.PC service tool. (Economy mode values can not be changed or saved with the
control panel)

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4.3 Technical data and accessories
83 mm 30 mm 83 mm 55 mm
135 mm 135 mm
Type series OPxxC (Comfort) OPxxI (Industry)

Area of application Comfort area Industrial area
Ambient conditions
Allowed ambient temperature 0 °C to 45 °C
Allowed storage temperature -25 °C to 65 °C
Allowed relative humidity 15% to 75% no condensation
Electromagnetic compatibility
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) according to DIN EN 55022 / DIN EN 61000
Electromagnetic interference according to DIN EN 61000
shielding (EMS)
Mechanical data
External dimensions (W/H/D) 83 x 135 x 30 mm 83 x 135 x 55 mm
Fixation directly on the wall or socket for flush moun- on the wall
ting
Weight depending on configuration 149 to 184 g 213 to 248 g
Casing material N185 Noryl UL 94 V-0
Casing front panel similar to RAL 9016 (traffic white) similar to RAL 7035 (light grey)
Casing rear section (if necessary similar to RAL 9016 (traffic white) similar to RAL 7016 (anthricite)
surface-mounted socket)
Pushbutton similar to RAL 7074 (telegrey 4) similar to RAL 7016 (anthricite)
Protection type (according to DIN IP20 IP54
40050)
Application position installed vertically installed vertically
Cable entry point from behind from behind via 3 membranegrommets M16
Electrical data
Supply voltage Through power supply of the unit
Temperature sensor integrated Room temperature sensor type 903.454,
enclosed
Options
Unit cover OPD.C for control elements (not Unit cover OPD.l for control elements (not
for OP5xC) for OP5xl)

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4.3.1 Accessories
Accessories OPxxI Sensor type 903.454

Mechanical data
External dimensions (W/H/D) 50 x 65 x 44 mm
Allowed ambient temperature -35 °C to 90 °C
Fixation on the wall
Weight 60 g
Casing color similar to RAL 9016 (traffic white)
Application position arbitrary
Protection type (according to DIN IP54
40050)
Electrical data
Resistance 10 kOhm/25 °C
Voltage U < 12 V AC/DC
60 mm Optional accessories Unit cover* OPD.C and OPD.I

For covering the control elements
Mechanical data
External dimensions (W/H/D) 60 x 127 x 10 mm
Fixation with plastic pins on the unit cover
Weight 20 g
Casing material N185 Noryl UL 94 V-0
127 mm
Casing color
for OP20C/OP21C/OP3xC/OP44C similar to RAL 9016 (traffic white)
for OP21I/OP3xI/OP44I similar to RAL 7035 (light grey)
10 mm Application position arbitrary
(*not available for OP 50/51C and OP50/51I)

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5 Assembly and Installation

Electrical hazard!
The electrical installation and (dis)assembly of the MATRIX control panel may
only be carried out by qualified electricians in compliance with this operation
manual and current VDE regulations (German Association for Electrical, Elect-
ronic, and Information Technologies)
• Before drilling, ensure that the drilling area is free from electrical cables and
pipes.
• Only indoor mounting of the MATRIX control panel is allowed
• Do not connect the MATRIX control panel to an external voltage
5.1 Planning of mounting
Notice!
The installation site of the MATRIX control panel or room temperature sensor is
crucial for the precise measurement of room temperature
Therefore the MATRIX control panels or sensors must:
– not be fitted next to doors, windows, passages etc., since intense movement of air
can cause incorrect measurements,
– not be mounted to hot or cold walls (e.g. chimney, outside wall), since the wall
temperature can cause incorrect measurements,
– not be fitted behind curtains or net curtains, since the insulating layers of air can
cause incorrect measurements,
– not be mounted adjacent to the unit's discharge grilles, since the discharge tem-
perature can cause incorrect measurements
– not be fitted below cold surfaces like windows, since descending cold air flow can
cause incorrect measurements.
Mounting of the MATRIX

control panels/room tem-
perature sensor* recom-
mended installation height =
1.5 m
5.2 Mounting of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panels

NOTE!
Use the drilling template for the wall mounting of the MATRIX control panels (see
„Drilling Templates“ on page 43).
Make sure that the mounting plate is not deformed during installation.

Assembly and Installation MATRIX Control Panel without Display
5.2.1 Assembly of DencoHappel MATRIX control panel OPxxC (IP20)

The casing of the MATRIX OPxxC (IP20) control panel is designed for wall mounting
and flush-mounted sockets.
NOTE!
When mounting the MATRIX control panels in a flush-mounted socket,
especially hollow-wall socket, ensure that nothing can impede the correct mea-
surement of the room temperature. To avoid draught, provide appropriate insu-
lation of the flush-mounted socket, if necessary.
If the control panel is mounted on a flush-mounted socket, edges of the mounting
plate may remain visible, depending on the socket and the way it is mounted. If
necessary, use paint, wall paper, or similar means to prepare the installation sur-
face.
It also possible to hide the visible edges of the mounting plate by using a wall-
lamp socket with vertical mounting dimensions (screw clearance) of 60 mm
• Use a screwdriver to release the front panel (1) from the

mounting plate (2) on the bottom side of the MATRIX control
panel.
2
• Route the wires through the connection-

opening (1) in the mounting board (2) of the
MATRIX control unit.
• Secure the mounting plate of the MATRIX control panel on
1 the wall or in the flush-mounted socket.

5.2.2 Assembly of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panel OPxxI (IP54)

The casing of the MATRIX control panel OPxxl is suitable for wall mounting. The wires
are routed through three membrane grommets from below.
Notice!
The MATRIX control panels OPxxI (IP54) have no integrated room temperature
sensor. Mount the supplied sensor at a suitable location (see „Planning of moun-
ting“ on page 15). Depending on the unit, a return-air sensor can also be
employed instead of the room temperature sensor.
• Use a screwdriver to release the front panel (1) from the

mounting plate (2) on the bottom side of the MATRIX control
2 panel.
Ensure that the mounting plate is not deformed.
• If required, unscrew the mounting screws from the mounting

1
2 plate (3) on the surface-mounted socket (1).
• Lift the mounting plate (3) away from the surface-mounted
3 socket (1).
• Glue the gasket (2) to the bottom part of the mounting plate
(3).

• Route the wires through the membrane grommets (1) into

the surface-mounted socket (2) of the MATRIX control
2 panel.
• Mount the surface-mounted socket on the wall.
• Route the wires through the opening in the mounting

plate (1) of the MATRIX control panel.
2 • Place the mounting plate (1) on the surface-mounted
1 socket (2) and screw the mounting plate (1) to the surface-
mounted socket (2).
• Pay attention that the new gasket is sealed correctly in order
to ensure the IP54 protection type!

5.3 Integration of DencoHappel MATRIX BSZ circuit board

The MATRIX BSZ circuit board is an intermediate terminal to be used if two wires are
connected using one terminal in MATRIX OP5x (IP20 and IP54) control panels
(necessary for loop-through of the network).
5.3.1 Mounting DencoHappel MATRIX BSZ in the flush-mounted socket
• Use the groove to break off the bottom part of the circuit
board and place it in the flush-mounted socket.
• Route the wires through the flush-mounted socket and con-
nect the bus cable (refer to cable recommendation for MA-
TRIX.Net) as follows:
Klemme Signal
Supply voltage 95 GND
99 Vcc
MATRIX.Net 96 Low
98 High
Tab. 5-1: Terminal designation
Groove
Notice!
A cable strap is used to provide cable strain
relief and shielding.
• Use the supplied cable to connect the circuit board with the
terminals of the mounting plate of the MATRIX OP5XC
control panel, as illustrated in Tabelle 5-1 auf Seite 19.

5.3.2 Mounting DencoHappel MATRIX BSZ in the surface-mounted casing of the MATRIX OP5X I (IP54) control
panel
• Integrate the circuit board in the surface-mounted socket of

the MATRIX control panel.
• Route the wires through the membrane grommets (1) of the

flush-mounted socket (2) and connect the bus cable (refer to
cable recommendation for MATRIX.Net) as follows:
Klemme Signal
99 Vcc
MATRIX.Net 96 Low
98 High
Tab. 5-2: Terminal designation
Notice!
A cable strap is used to provide cable strain
relief and shielding.
• Use the supplied cable to connect the circuit board with the
terminals of the mounting plate of the MATRIX OP5XC
control panel, as illustrated in Tabelle 5-2 auf Seite 20.

5.4 Installation of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panels OP30x/31x/44x

Only the following cross-sections may be used to connect the control panels MATRIX
OP30x/31x/44x:
Conductor type Number of conductors per terminal cross-sections min to max
Rigid conductor cross-section 1 0.22 to 0.5 mm2
Flexible conductor cross-section 1 0.22 to 0.5 mm2
0.22 to 0.5 mm2 tinned
0.22 mm with wire end sleeve (4-side crimping tools, e.g. Kni-
pex pliers/tongs 975304)
The following steps are necessary for the connection of the MATRIX control unit:
– Connect mains electrical supply
– Connect MATRIX.Net
– Connecting external room temperature sensors (only for IP54 versions)
Notice!
To set up the MATRIX.net, only use data transfer cables that comply with
DIN 19245 T3 and EN 50170, with twisted-pair wire and braided shield -
refer to Kapitel 5.6 „Cable recommendations MATRIX.Net“ on page 24.
• Remove insulation from the wires and fasten each wire

according to the wiring diagram:
Klemme Signal
Room temperature sensor* 13
12
99 Vcc
MATRIX.Net 96 Low
98 High
* imperative for IP54 versions;

alternatively it is possible to connect a room sensor to the prin-
ted circuit board of the unit.
*
• Hook the front panel over the top of the mounting plate.
Apply light pressure to the bottom of the front panel until it
snaps into place.
Notice!
If necessary, it is also possible to connect a room temperature sensor to IP20
models . With controllers of type MATRIX 3000/4000 a room temperature sensor
can be directly connected to the controller circuit board. (Refer to the operation
manual of the relevant unit.)

5.5 Installation of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panel OP20C/OP21x

Only the following cross-sections may be employed for connecting the control panels
MATRIX OP20C/OP21x:
Conductor type Number of conductors per terminal cross-sections min to max
Rigid conductor cross-section 1 0.22 to 0.5 mm2
Flexible conductor cross-section 1 0.22 to 0.5 mm2
0.22 to 0.5 mm2 tinned
0.22 mm with wire end sleeve (4-side crimping tools, e.g. Kni-
pex pliers/tongs 975304)
The following steps are necessary for the connection of the MATRIX control unit:
– Connect mains electrical supply
– Connect HVAC equipment
– if required, connect MATRIX.Net
– If required, connect global modules
– Connect external room temperature sensor (for IP54 versions)
1 Room sensor mandatory for the IP54 configuration.

*2 Only if connected to a global module.
Observe the following notice!
Abb. 5-1: Connection of the MATRIX control panel OP21x
NOTICE – connection of a MATRIX.CLOCK!

The module MATRIX.CLOCK requires 4 wires (data bus and supply voltage; ter-
minal 95, 96, 98, 99). Since only one wire can be located at the terminal 99 (Vcc)
in the MATRIX control panel, a support terminal (e.g. in the UP-socket) must be
installed on-site. The same applies to the loop-through of the bus line (terminal
96, 98).

• Strip the wires and attach according to wiring diagram (Fig. 5-1) :
Terminal Signal Terminal
OP2xx Unit
Room temperature sensor* or 13
return-air sensor or 12
flow sensor
99 Vcc 41
MATRIX.Net 96 Low
Global module 98 High
Control cable 32 GND 42
Unit 33 Collective error 43
34 Fan speed 1 44
35 Fan speed 2 45
36 Fan speed 3 46
37 Valve closed 47
38 Fan speed valve 48
opened
* Room temperature sensor for IP54 versions is mandatorily required
• Hook the front panel over the top of the mounting plate. Apply light pressure to the
bottom of the front panel until it snaps into place.
Notice connection control panel – global module!

To connect the control panel to the global module, use a data transfer cable
according to DIN 19245 T3 and EN 50170, with twisted-pair wire and braided
shield – see Kapitel 5.6 „Cable recommendations MATRIX.Net“ on page 24.
Notice connection control panel – air handling unit!

Use the following connector cable for the connection of the control unit to the air
treatment unit:
– for short line lengths and/or an environment not prone to interference
– without return-air or flow sensor in the air treatment unit
= 8-conductor control cable 0.5 mm² with a shield of aluminum-clad plastic foil
e.g. J-Y(St)Y 4x2x0.8
– with return-air or flow sensor in the air treatment unit
= 10-conductor control cable 0.5 mm² with a shield of aluminum-clad plastic
foil e.g. J-Y(St)Y 6x2x0.8
– for longer line lengths and/or environment prone to interference
– without return-air or flow sensor in the air treatment unit
= 8-conductor control cable 0.5 mm² with a shield of copper weave shielding
– with return-air or flow sensor in the air treatment unit
= 10-conductor control cable 0.5 mm² with a shield of copper weave shielding

5.6 Cable recommendations MATRIX.Net

We recommend the following data transfer cables for the bus system MATRIX.Net:
Total max. line length max. line length stub only MATRIX.Net + supply
[m] line [m] Manufacturer Cable type MATRIX.Net voltage
50 50 LAPP cable UNITRONIC® BUS CAN 1x2x0.22 2x2x0.22
30 30 LAPP cable UNITRONIC® BUS LD 1x2x0.22 2x2x0.22
30 30 LAPP cable UNITRONIC® Li2YCY (TP) 2x2x0.22
150 60 LAPP cable UNITRONIC® Li2YCY (TP) 1x2x0.34 2x2x0.34
150 60 LAPP cable UNITRONIC® Li2YCY (TP) 1x2x0.5 2x2x0.5
30 30 LAPP cable UNITRONIC® Li2YCY PiMF 2x2x0.22
50 50 HELUKABEL CAN BUS 1x2x0.22 4x1x0.22
30 30 HELUKABEL PAAR-TRONIC-Li-2YCYV 2X2X 2x2x0.22
30 30 BELDEN 9841 1x2xAWG24
30 30 BELDEN 9842 2x2xAWG24
150 60 BELDEN 3105A 1x2xAWG22
150 60 BELDEN 3107A 2x2xAWG22
5.7 Set unit cover in place
Notice!
The unit covers OPD.C and OPD.I are available as optional accessories for the
MATRIX control panels OP2xx/OP3xx/OP44x.
The unit cover has small plastic pins The MATRIX control
panels have corresponding cavities in the upper part.
• Engage the unit cover at first on one side with the plastic pins
in the cavity (arrows).
• Then with light and cautious deformation of the unit cover,
engage the other plastic pins in the corresponding cavity on
the other side (arrows).
• Examine unit cover for functionality by opening and closing
with a snap.

5.8 Disassembly of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panel
Electrical hazard!
The MATRIX control panels are powered by the power units of the air treatment
units. Therefore, the control panel itself can not be powered down!
Switch off the power to the air treatment units and make sure they are isolated,
earth and short-circuit them, block off or shield any neighboring or live com-
ponents.
Non-compliance can lead to death or serious injury.
• Switch the HVAC equipment and thus the MATRIX control panel voltage-free.
• Use a screwdriver to release the front panel and lift it up from
the mounting plate, as shown in the illustration.
• Press down on the relevant terminals with the screwdriver

and pull out the individual cores.
• Loosen the mounting plate from the wall.
• Finish dismantling the MATRIX control panel
Additional dismantling for the IP54 casing:

• Unscrew the mounting plate from the surface-mounted so-
cket.
• Pull the cables out from the membrane grommets.
• Loosen the surface-mounted socket from the wall.
• Finish dismantling the MATRIX control panel

Commissioning and Testing MATRIX Control Panel without Display
6 Commissioning and Testing
6.1 Factory settings

The MATRIX control panel is preset as follows. The group address and the bus ter-
mination can be changed if needed at the MATRIX control panel with the respective
button:
Group address 0*
Bus terminating resistor Both DIP switches: closed (ON)
* If no network consisting of several groups is configured, this setting can be taken over
unchanged.
6.2 Setting Group Address

If a group comprising multiple units is set (refer to chapter "Network" in the operation
manual of the air treatment unit) use the MATRIX control panel to assign different
group addresses. The respective units of the MATRIX control panels are assigned with
these addresses.
Equipment damage!
Disconnect all electric power before changing the group address!
Important notice!
The group address of the MATRIX control panel and the addresses of the rele-
vant units or controller must correspond with each other!
• Use the group address switch to assign the group memeber-

ship.
0 Group 0 8 Group 8
1 Group 1 9 Group 9
2 Group 2 A Group 10
3 Group 3 B Group 11
4 Group 4 C Group 12
5 Group 5 D Group 13
6 Group 6 E Group 14
7 Group 7 F Group 15

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6.3 MATRIX.Net termination setting

If the MATRIX control panel is included as first or
last unit (node) in the DencoHappel MATRIX.Net,
then the terminating resistors must be switched on.
• Adjust the terminating resistor on the first and

last unit of the network as illustrated in the figu-
re.
DIP switch S1 Function
ON
OFF OFF Terminating resistor
F switched off
OF
ON ON Terminating resistor
switched on
(default setting)
ON ON ON ON
OFF OFF OFF OFF
6.4 Closing DencoHappel MATRIX control panel

The MATRIX control panel can be closed after all
1 settings have been completed.
2 • First hook the front panel of the MATRIX control
panel in the notches (1) and then snap the front
panel (2) down.

Commissioning and Testing MATRIX Control Panel without Display
6.5 Mechanical limitation of the setpoints

In order that the operator at the MATRIX control panel
cannot set unwanted parameters, there is a mechanism
located below the knobs (1) to limit the minimum and ma-
1 ximum value.
Three ratchet teeth are asymmetrically installed on the res-
2 pective indicator rings (2). Two adjusting rings (respectively
for minimum (3) and maximum value (4)) can be pushed
3 on.
4 The adjusting rings have a stop side with which the respec-
tive the minimum and maximum value can be determined.
The knobs can no longer be rotated beyond these values.
• Pull off the knob (1) for the fan speeds or the setpoint value
of the room temperature.
• Take off the display ring (2) and the setting rings (3 and 4).
• Set the adjusting rings (3 and 4) respectively on the display
6
ring (2) so that the stop side (arrow) is always below the de-
sired value and the maximum adjustable range of the rotary
2 1 knob thus corresponds to your set values.
• Carefully adjust the setting/display ring combination and
center it on the housing ring (6).
• Set the rotary knob (1) on the housing and turning it with
4 slight pressure until it engages.
3
• Make sure to maintain the same position of indentation at the
axle and axle take-up.
9 The rotary knob for the fan speeds or room temperature only
now permits setting within the minimum and maximum
6 value.
2 1
4
3

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6.6 Testing operation

Important notice!
The power supply of control panel is provided by the power section of the unit to
which the control panel is connected.
ELECTRICAL HAZARD!
Therefore switch on the power supply or power circuitry of the units only after all
installation work has been completed!
• Switch on the power supply of the unit.
6.6.1 Testing DencoHappel MATRIX control panel
• Turn the button for selecting the fan speed to a position

unequal to 0.
9 If the connection is correct and the switch setting unequal to
0, the LED display "RUN" lights up.
• The following states are signaled by the status LED (see
also „Display LED Status“ auf Seite 35):
Run LED (green): MATRIX control panel operational
External LED (yellow): lights up if a set-point value is set e.g.
by a building management system; this can be the setting of
a room temperature setpoint or a switchover of the day-night
operation.
Error-LED (red): Error display; see „Error Messages“ auf
Seite 36.
• If no display lights up, first examine the wiring.
Notice!
You will find additional information on the operation and running of the MATRIX
control unit under „Using DencoHappel MATRIX Control Panels“ auf Seite 30.

Using DencoHappel MATRIX Control Panels MATRIX Control Panel without Display
7 Using DencoHappel MATRIX Control Panels
7.1 Overview of the operating elements
Notice!
The features of the MATRIX control panels depends on the variant.
Depending on the features, a few control elements are not available.
The MATRIX control panels are operated by control elements

2 (1).
The controller status and any errors that might occur are shown
2 on the LED display (2).
1
1
Control elements (OP44C in the figure as example):

(1) Rotary switch; setting the speed stages of the fan
(2) Rotary switch; setting the target value of the
room temperature or inlet air temperature
5/7 (3) key; normal and economy mode 1)
(4) key; recirculating air/outside-air operation 2) 3)
4 (5) key; heating 2)
6/8
(6) key; cooling 2)
(7) key; secondary louvre open 3)
3 (7) key; secondary louvre closed 3)
2
1) Not with MATRIX control panel OP30x and OP 20C
1 2)
Only with MATRIX control panel OP44C
3)
Only with MATRIX control panel OP44I

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7.2 Explanation of the control elements
Notice!
If no settings are made on the MATRIX control panel within 60 seconds, the LED
brightness is automatically reduced.
7.2.1 Adjust fan speed
Switch Setting Explanation

Use the rotary switch to specify the speed stages of
the fan.
0 The fan is switched off 1)
(Standby operation).
1 to 5 The fan is operated with the preset speed .2)
Auto The speed stages are automatically specified by the
controller. The greater the deviation of the room
temperature, the higher the fan speed.
1)
If the room temperature drops below 4 °C, the frost protection func-
tion is automatically activated (heat valve opens).
2)
The fan speeds can be restricted mechanically with restraining
rings (compare „Mechanical limitation of the setpoints“ on
page 28).
Notice!
The manual specification "0" fan OFF has a higher priority than a specification
for the economy mode of a MATRIX.DI/Clock or Matrix.LON, i.e. if "Fan OFF" "0"
is set at the control pane, the unit switches OFF, and if Matrix.DI/Clock or
MATRIX.Lon is used to switch to economy mode, the unit furthermore remains
OFF.
7.2.2 Presetting setpoint room temperature

7 to 40 °C The setpoint of the room temperature is specified
with the rotary switch .1)
Default setting: 10 to 30 °C
1) The setpoint room temperature can be mechanically restricted with

a restraining ring (cf. „Mechanical limitation of the setpoints“ on
page 28). Alternatively, a restriction can be performed with the ser-
vice tool.
Notice!
Using the service tool DencoHappel MATRIX.PC, you can select between the
specifications of an absolute and a relative target value (z. B. +/–3 °C) for the
room temperature via the control panel.
With the specification of a relative target value, an additional base reference
value (e.g. with MATRIC OP71) is required.
The relative setpoint is only valid for normal operation; in economy mode the
saved absolute setpoint for economy mode is used.

7.2.3 Setting normal/economy mode

Changeover switch: normal/economy mode 1)
The changeover switch specifies whether the
HVAC equipment should work in normal or eco-
nomy mode (night operation mode).
not The HVAC equipment is working in normal
pressed operation (day operation).
(LED OFF)
Pressed The HVAC equipment is working in economy mode
(LED ON) (night operation).
For distinctive aspects of switching on the economy
mode, see Chapter 7.3 „Parameters for economy
mode setting/saving for OP21x/31x/44x“.
Notice!
If the economy mode is activated by the influence of a building management sys-
tem (status LED "Ext." and LED economy mode light up), the "bypass operation"
can be activated by pressing the economy mode key. This way, for a time period
(default setting: 120 min.) adjustable with the service tool, the "economy mode"
or "standby" is bridged – the air handling systems work in normal operation (cf.
„Parameters for economy mode setting/saving for OP21x/31x/44x“ on page 34).
The yellow LED economy mode key goes off during the bridging time period.
7.2.4 Setting recirculating air/mixed air operation

Use the key to specify whether the air treatment
equipment should work in the recirculating air or in
outside-air mode.
Not pressed The HVAC equipment works in the recirculating-air

(LED OFF) mode: fresh-air rate 0%.
Pressed The HVAC equipment works in outside air opera-
(LED ON) tion: fresh air rate 100%.

7.2.5 Setting Operating Mode

The keys specify whether the HVAC equipment is
working in the operating mode Only Heating/Only
Cooling or Automatic.
not The HVAC equipment works in the mode "Only
pressed Cooling" or "Automatic Operation".
(LED OFF)
Pressed If the key is pressed, the HVAC equipment works

(LED ON) exclusively in heating operation.
not The HVAC equipment works in the mode "Only
pressed Heating" or "Automatic Operation".
(LED OFF)
Pressed If the key is pressed, the HVAC equipment works

(LED ON) exclusively in cooling operation.
Both keys If both keys "Heating" and "Cooling" are not
not pressed pressed, the HVAC equipment works in "automatic
(both LEDs operation".
OFF) The switchover between heating and cooling takes
place automatically.
7.2.6 Movement of the secondary louvre

Pressed As long as the key is pressed, the louvre moves up-
(LED ON) wards.
Pressed As long as the key is pressed, the louvre moves

(LED ON) downwards.

7.3 Parameters for economy mode setting/saving for OP21x/31x/44x

The parameters for economy mode/night operation are set and
saved as follows:
• Set the desired parameters on the MATRIX control panel (to
the extent practicable), e.g. 19°C / automatic operation /
recirculating air / only heating.
• Press the normal and economy mode (1) keys and keep
pressed for 5 seconds (until the RUN LED blinks).
9 The preset values for economy mode are now saved.
The saved values are taken over as parameters by the con-
troller for the next activation of the economy mode.
1 • Now again reset the values for normal operation.
Notice!
It is not possible to set the fan to "OFF"with the control panel for the economy
mode: fan "OFF" can only be configured with the MATRIX.PC service tool.
The economy mode setpoint values of the OP30C can only be changed with the
MATRIX.PC service tool (since OP30C has no key for normal/economy mode).
The economy mode can be set with a superior module e.g. a building
management system; once the presettings have been cancelled, the OP30C
once again runs in the normal operation.
(After the elimination of a superior setting, the operating mode normal/economy
mode of the OP30C can be configured with the MATRIX.PC service tool.)
Notice!
If a setting for day operation is received externally (e.g, from MATRIX.DI/Clock
or MATRIX.LON), the economy mode values cannot be saved by pressing the
economy mode key >5 seconds.
The reduced values can be changed with the MATRIX.PC service tool.
Or you remove the external influence in order to be able to save the values for
the economy mode via the control panel.

7.4 Display LED Status

The status LED of the control unit signals the operating state of the device. The follo-
wing displays are possible:
1
2 No. Color Text Meaning
1 Yellow Ext. The LED display lights up whenever a superior setpoint
3 value occurs, e.g. via a building management system.
This can for instance be the setting of a room tem-
perature target value or a switchover of day/night ope-
ration.
2 Red Error The LED display blinks whenever an error has occur-
red in the group.
3 Green Run The LED display signals the operational readiness of
the MATRIX control unit.
1 yellow Ext. The 3 LEDs are switched on or off in sequence whene-
2 red Error ver a wink function is activated with the MATRIX.PC
3 green Run service tool.
(Certain units in the entire network can be searched
with this wink function).
1 yellow Ext. The 3 LEDs are switched on and off together twice if a
2 red Error dialog is abandoned with the MATRIX.PDA service tool
3 green Run and the control panel performs an internal reset.
Notice!
If no settings are made on the MATRIX control panel within 60 seconds, the LED
brightness is automatically reduced.

7.5 Error Messages
Notice!
The features of the MATRIX control panels and the air treatment units depend
on the model variant.
Depending on the features, a few error messages are not activated.
The MATRIX control panels are furnished with an expanded error message list. The
error messages are presented by a single LED display (1) with different blink codes .
An error message consists of a maximum of four blink pulses. The pulses are dis-
tinguished by short and long light durations.
The error messages are ordered according to priority (see <Name>Blink codes of the
DencoHappel MATRIX control panels OP20C/OP21x/OP30x/OP31C/OP44x), so that
an important error message overwrites a less important one . If the important error is
resolved, the next error message is subsequently shown.
Example:
The sensor of the room temperature is defective (priority 20) and the corresponding
blink code is displayed.
Then the motor protection is triggered (priority 2).
Since the triggering of the motor protection has a higher priority, this error message is
displayed (by a long blink).
Notice!
If an error is eliminated, it is no longer reported at the MATRIX control panel. The
error message automatically extinguishes.

7.5.1 Blink codes of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panels OP20C/OP21x/OP30x/OP31C/OP44x
Priority Source 1) Error description ➯ Error correction Blink codes

1 Mains MATRIX.Net Off; no data transfer is taking place on the data
bus . ➯ Wire connection at the terminal A - B (control panel -
air treatment unit) monitor. Are the terminal wires connected
the same way or is the data line possibly short-circuited? Are
the terminating resistances correctly set in the network (see
„MATRIX.Net termination setting“ on page 27)? If no error is
detectable, please notify an authorized service company.
2 Contoller The motor protection has triggered. ➯ fan motor temperature
is too great. Allow fan motor to cool down and once again swit-
ch on. In the event of recurrence, remedy the cause for over-
heating (see air treatment unit operation manual).
Attention!
Because of the collective fault message at the MATRIX 2000
system, the fault indication LED of the OP2x always issues the
message "Motor protection has triggered". Cause for the fault
signal can be both the triggering of the motor protection as well
as a condensate pump malfunction.
3 Contoller The frost protection is active. The temperature of the supply air
has dropped to 4°C or less. ➯ To ensure proper heating
medium supply, possibly check the valve control or boiler
control (see also the Operation Manual of the air treatment
unit).
4 Contoller There is a fault in the electric heating. The safety temperature
limiter has triggered. ➯ examine air supply/filter (see also the
Operation Manual for the air treatment unit).
5 Contoller There is a fault of the condensate pump or the condensation
sensor. ➯ Fault clearing see the Operation Manual of the air
treatment unit (not for MATRIX OP2xx).
6 Contoller A malfunction of the mixed air flaps has occurred. ➯ Examine
connections to the confirmation potentiometer of the flap servo
drive (for connection, see Operation Manual of the air treat-
ment unit or accessory).
7 MATRIX.V The room frost protection is active. The temperature of the
room air has dropped to 4°C or less.
8 MATRIX.RF The low-pressure pressostat has triggered.
➯ For fault clearing, see also the Operation Manual of the Split
External Unit.
9 MATRIX.RF The compressor has blocking switched off.
➯ For fault clearing, see also the Operation Manual of the Split
External Unit.
10 Contoller The sensor of the room temperature is defective. ➯ Examine
the connection to the sensor, possible cable break/short-circuit
or not exisiting even though the control (software) requires a
sensor .
11 Contoller The sensor of the inlet air temperature is defective. ➯ Examine
the connection to the sensor, possible cable break/short-circuit
or not exisiting even though the control (software) requires a
sensor .
1)The source of the malfunction is given here.
There is a pause of 5 seconds between the cyclically repeating blink sequences in order to be able to detect the beginning
and end of the sequence.


12 Contoller The flow temperature sensor is defective.
➯ Examine the connection of the sensor, possible cable
break/short circuit or not existing, even though the control
(software) requires a sensor .
13 Contoller The sensor of the outside air temperature is defective.
14 MATRIX.V The flow temperature sensor is defective.
15 Control The sensor of the room temperature is defective.
panel ➯ Replace control panel.
16 Contoller The humidity sensor is defective. ➯ Examine connection of the
sensor, possible cable break or not available, even though the
control (software) requires a humidity sensor .
17 Contoller The pressure sensor is defective ➯ Examine connection of the
sensor, possible cable break or not available,
even though the control (software) requires a pressure sensor .
18 Contoller Der CO2 sensor is defective. ➯ Examine connection of the
sensor, possible cable break or not available,
even though the control (software) requires a CO2-sensor
19 Contoller Filter contamination is signaled. ➯ Remove filter and clean.
(For maintenance, see Operation Manual of the air treatment
unit.)
20 Contoller An internal hardware error has occurred.
➯ An examination with the MATRIX.PC service tool is requi-
red. We recommend commissioning an authorized service
company.
21 MATRIX.V An internal hardware error has occurred.
company.
22 MATRIX.RF An internal hardware error has occurred.
company.
23 Control An internal hardware error has occurred.
panel ➯ An examination with the MATRIX.PC service tool is requi-
company.
24 Contoller Inadequate operating data is available.
company.
25 MATRIX.V Inadequate operating data is available.
company.
1)
The source of the malfunction is given here.


26 Mains A bus user (controller, module) has failed.
company.
27 Control Control panel has an address conflict. ➯ The control panel
panel does not have the same address as the unit group. Check the
address selector switch and possibly change (changes Siehe
“Setting Group Address” auf Seite 26.).
28 MATRIX.V Valve module has an address conflict. ➯ Check address and
possibly correct (see also Operation Manual of the global mo-
dules).
29 MATRIX.RF Direct evaporator module has an address conflict.
➯ Check address and possibly correct (see
also Operation Manual of the global modules)
30 Mains There are more than 16 controllers in a group.
➯ Check and, if necessary, correct the number of connected

units.
1)
The source of the malfunction is given here.

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8 Maintenance and Cleaning

The MATRIX control panel is maintenance-free.
Carry out the following cleaning jobs in regular intervals :
• Clean the MATRIX control panel only with a soft cloth.
• Examine the housing as well as the control elements for damage.
Notice
Do not clean the housing of the DencoHappel MATRIX control unit with aggres-
sive materials!
Make sure that no moisture penetrates the casing!
For unit version IP20, make sure that the ventilation slots in the casing are not
closed.

MATRIX Control Panel without Display Index
9 Index
A Control elements OP2xx/OP30x/ I
OP31C/OP44x
About this Operation Manual ......... 8 Improper use ................................ 10
Übersicht ................................ 30
Accessories ................................. 13 Installation .................................... 15
Control panel
optional .................................. 14 OP20C/OP21x ....................... 22
connect with air handling unit . 23
OPxxI ..................................... 14 OP30x/31x/44x ....................... 21
disassemble ........................... 25
Alterations of DencoHappel MATRIX Installation height ......................... 15
Controls ....................................... 12
control panel ................................ 11 IP20 .............................................. 10
Ambient conditions ...................... 13 IP54 .............................................. 10
Application position ...................... 13 D
Area of application ....................... 13 Data transfer cable ...................... 24 L
Assembly DencoHappel spare parts ............ 11
Limitation
OPxxC (IP20) ......................... 16 Disassembly
setpoint values ....................... 28
OPxxI (IP54) .......................... 17 control panel .......................... 25
Availability of the operation manual 8 IP54-casing ............................ 25
Display LED status ...................... 35 M
MATRIX control panel
B Display status .............................. 35
operation ................................ 30
Display the LED ........................... 35
Bediengerät test ......................................... 29
Disposal ....................................... 11
OP20C ..................................... 4 MATRIX.CLOCK .......................... 22
OP21C ..................................... 4 MATRIX.Net bus system .............. 24
OP21I ....................................... 5 E MATRIX.Net termination setting .. 27
OP30C ..................................... 4 Economy mode ............................ 32
Mechanical limitation of setpoint values
OP30I ....................................... 5 Electrical data .............................. 13
28
OP31I ....................................... 5 Electromagnetic compatibility ...... 13
Mechanically limiting setpoint values
OP44C ..................................... 4 Electromagnetic immunity ............ 13
28
OP50C ..................................... 4 Electromagnetic interference,
Mixed-air operation ...................... 32
OP50I ....................................... 5 electromagnetic emissions .......... 13
Models of MATRIX control panels 12
OP51C ..................................... 4 EMI .............................................. 13
Modifications ................................ 11
OP51I ....................................... 5 Employment of the MATRIX control
Mounting ...................................... 15
Blink codes .................................. 36 panels ............................................ 6
planning .................................. 15
Bohrschablone EMS ............................................. 13
Movement of the secondary louvre 33
OPxxC .................................... 43 Equipment features ...................... 12
OPxxI ..................................... 43 Error message list ........................ 36
Bus terminating resistor ............... 26 Error messages ........................... 36 N
example ................................. 36 Normal / economy mode .............. 32
C priorities ................................. 36
Cable entry point ......................... 13
Explanation of safety instructions .. 9 O
Explanation of symbols .................. 8 OP20C ........................................... 4
Cable recommendations MATRIX.Net
Explanation of the symbols ............ 8 OP20C/OP21x
24
External dimensions .................... 13 connect ................................... 22
Casing ......................................... 13
Cleaning ...................................... 40 install ...................................... 22
Closing DencoHappel MATRIX control F OP21C ........................................... 4
panel ............................................ 27 Factory delivery condition ............ 26 OP21I ............................................. 5
Closing the MATRIX control unit . 27 Factory settings ........................... 26 OP2xx
Comfort range OPxxC ................. 13 Fan speed Specification of features ......... 12
Commercial sector OPxxI ............ 13 set .......................................... 31 OP2xx/OP30x/OP31C/OP44x
Commissioning ............................ 26 Fault message ............................. 36 control elements ..................... 30
Connect air handling unit with control Fixation ........................................ 13 OP30C ........................................... 4
panel ............................................ 23 Flow sensor ................................. 23 OP30I ............................................. 5
Connect control panel OP30x/31x/44x
with Global Module ................ 23 G install ...................................... 21
Connect Global Module with control OP31I ............................................. 5
Group address ............................. 26
panel ............................................ 23 OP3xx/OP4xx
setting .................................... 26
Connection Specification of features ......... 12
Group membership ...................... 26
OP20C/OP21x ....................... 22 OP44C ........................................... 4
OP30x/31x/44x ...................... 21 OP44I ............................................. 5
Connection control panel - OP50C ........................................... 4
Air handling unit ..................... 23 OP50I ............................................. 5
Global Module ........................ 23 OP51C ........................................... 4
OP51I ............................................. 5

Index MATRIX Control Panel without Display
Operating mode T
standard value ........................ 33
Technical Description .................. 12
Operating modes .......................... 12
Test .............................................. 29
Operating state ............................. 35
MATRIX control panel ............ 29
Operation
Testing operation ......................... 29
MATRIX control panel ............. 30
Optional accessories .................... 14
Options ......................................... 13 U
OPxxC Unit cover OPD.C and OPD.I ...... 14
assemble ................................ 16 Unit overview ................................. 4
Bohrschablone ........................ 43
OPxxI W
assemble ................................ 17 Weight ......................................... 13
Bohrschablone ........................ 43
Overview of control elements
OP2xx/OP30x/OP31C/OP44x 30
P
Packaged content ........................... 6
Planning of mounting .................... 15
Proper use .................................... 10
Protection class ............................ 13
Protection IP20 residential area ... 10
Protection IP54 industrial area ..... 10
Q
Qualification of personnel ............. 11
R
Recirculating air/mixed-air operation 32
Relative humidity .......................... 13
Return-air sensor .......................... 23
Room temperature
setpoint standard value .......... 31
room temperature sensor ..... 21, 23
S
Safety ............................................. 9
Safety instructions .......................... 9
Safety-conscious work procedures 9
Scope of the operation manual ...... 8
Secondary louvre movement ........ 33
Selection of personnel .................. 11
Sensor .......................................... 14
Set fan speed ............................... 31
Setting
operating mode ....................... 33
Setting/saving economy mode
parameters ............................. 34
Setting/saving economy mode parame-
ters ............................................... 34
Spare parts ................................... 11
Specification of features
OP2xx ..................................... 12
OP3xx/OP4xx ......................... 12
Specifications ............................... 13
Standard value
normal/economy mode ........... 32
recirculating air / mixed operation
32
room temperature setpoint ...... 31
Standard value room temperature 31
Storage temperature .................... 13
Supply voltage .............................. 13
Symbols used ................................. 8

MATRIX Control Panel without Display Drilling Templates
10 Drilling Templates
10.1 Unit configuration OPxxC (IP 20)
10.2 Unit configuration OPxxI (IP 54)

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OPERATION MANUAL

Controls and Regulation

Regulate efficiently, conserve resources

1 Overview of Units and Packaged Content ................................ 4

2 About this Operation Manual ..................................................... 8

4 Technical Description ............................................................... 12

5 Assembly and Installation ........................................................ 15

2 PR-2009-0017-GB • Subject to modifications • R5-03/2016

6 Commissioning and Testing .................................................... 26

7 Using DencoHappel MATRIX Control Panels ........................ 30

8 Maintenance and Cleaning ....................................................... 40

– Original operation manual–

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1 Overview of Units and Packaged Content

OP21C and OP31C OP20C und OP30C

OP51C Optional: Unit cover OPD.C (not OP5xC)

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OP21I und OP31I OP30I

OP51I Optional: Unit cover OPD.I (not OP5xI)

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1.1 Using DencoHappel MATRIX control panels

the display of...

1.2 Packaged content

MATRIX control panel OPxxI:

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Fig. 1-1: DencoHappel product range

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2 About this Operation Manual

2.1 Availability of the operation manual

2.2 Scope of the operation manual

2.3 Symbols used

DencoHappel Matrix® is a registered trademark of DencoHappel.

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3.1 Identification of safety instructions

Risk of electrostatic discharge!

3.2 Safety-conscious work procedures

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When carrying out adjustment work on the MATRIX control panel

Risk of electrostatic discharge!

For all kinds of work:

3.3 Proper use

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3.4 Modifications and changes

3.5 Spare parts

3.7 Selection and qualification of personnel

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4.1 Product features and functions

4.2 Models of DencoHappel MATRIX control panels

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4.3 Technical data and accessories

Type series OPxxC (Comfort) OPxxI (Industry)

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Accessories OPxxI Sensor type 903.454

60 mm Optional accessories Unit cover* OPD.C and OPD.I

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5 Assembly and Installation

5.1 Planning of mounting

Mounting of the MATRIX

5.2 Mounting of the DencoHappel MATRIX control panels

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5.2.1 Assembly of DencoHappel MATRIX control panel OPxxC (IP20)

• Use a screwdriver to release the front panel (1) from the

• Route the wires through the connection-