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IWC Series
IWC 720-730-740-750 (LX)
Electronic controllers for “ventilated” refrigeration units
KEYS AND LEDS
External
UP/AUX
• Scrolls through menu items
Defrost /ESC
• ESC (exit) function • ON for alarm active;
eco Reduced set
• Blinking when the reduced set is
aux
• Increases values • Manually enable • Blinking when the alarm is silenced on;
• Manual activation of defrost cycle (press and hold for • OFF for main set on;
auxiliary relay aux LED on display 2 seconds.) (see par. H33) Fans (IWC 730 and WHEN PRESENT)
comes on • ON for fans on; Function %RH
(if configured to do this, par. LIGHT • OFF for fans off; • ON for forcing on
H34=9) • Turns the light relay on • Otherwise blinking • OFF for normal operation
DOWN LED associated with the key comes on
• Scrolls through menu items (if configured to do this, Compressor Lock (LED associated with Lock
• Decreases values par. H34=2) • ON for compressor on; key)
• Programmable by parameter • Flashes if there is a delay, a pro- • ON for Lock on
(see par. H32) on/off tection, or activation is blocked; • OFF for Lock off
off
Set - press once on/ • Turns instrument on and off • Otherwise OFF;
set • Opens machine status menu and forces the associated relay *Manual defrost
Defrost
• Activates functions (if present) (LED associated with Defrost key)
• ON for defrosting on
• Confirms commands • ON for manual defrosting on
• Blinking when dripping
• Displays alarms (if active) • Otherwise OFF
- Press and hold Stand By
• Opens programming menu (LED associated with on/off key)
* if conditions for defrosting are not present or if OdO is not 0, the display will • ON for instrument off
blink and defrosting will not be performed • OFF for instrument on

MACHINE STATUS MENU - PROGRAMMING SETPOINT

a) You can access the machine status menu by pressing and releas- b) To view the temperature value read by the probes, scroll
ing the ‘set’ key. through the menu labels and press the “set” key corresponding to
You can use the “UP” and “DOWN” keys to scroll through all the the desired probe, “Pb1” or “Pb2”.
folders in the menu in normal conditions, which are:
- SEt: Setpoint programming folder
- Pb1, Pb2: display probe 1, 2 values folders c) If an alarm condition exists, when accessing the “Machine Status”
The first label displayed is ‘SEt’. To display the Setpoint value press menu, the “AL” folder label appears. Press the “set” key to display
the “set” key. the alarms present in the folder.

(e.g: in the presence of maximum and minimum temperature alarms)

and press the “UP” and “DOWN” keys to scroll the list of active
The Setpoint value appears on the display. To change the Setpoint alarms.
value, press the “UP” and “DOWN” keys within 15 seconds. d) When HACCP parameters have been enabled, there will be sub-
If you press the “set” key again, press the “fnc” key or allow folders under folder AL for this kind of message (see HACCP alarms
15 seconds to elapse, the last value displayed will be saved and the section).
label “SEt” will reappear on the display.
PROGRAMMING MENU
To access the programming menu, press and hold the “set” key • Press the “set” key for the selected
for more than 5 seconds. folder (‘dEF/dty’ in this example) to view
the first parameter in the folder. Use the
set
“UP” and “DOWN” keys to select the
• After pressing the ‘set’ key, the first
set required parameter.
folder in the menu will appear
• Press “set” to display the value of the
(e.g.: “CP” folder).
selected parameter and “UP” and
“DOWN” to modify the value.
set Once you have pressed the “set” key (or
• By pressing the ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ keys
15 seconds have elapsed), the new value
you can scroll through all the folders in
will appear and the display will show the value of the corresponding para-
the programming menu.
meter.

PASSWORDS
Access to parameter management can be restricted by means of • If the password PA1 is enabled (different
a password. The password can be enabled by setting parameter from 0), you will be asked to enter it.
set
PA1 in the ‘diS’ folder. The password is enabled if the value of Select the correct value using the UP and
DOWN keys and press ‘set’ to confirm.
parameter PA1 is different from 0.
• To access the “Programming” menu,
If the password is incorrect, the display will show the ‘PA1’ label again
press and hold the “set” key for more
and you will have to repeat the operation.
than 5 seconds.
set If specified, the access PASSWORD will be
requested.
At each level in both menus, if you press the “Defrost/ESC” key or allow 15 seconds to elapse, you will return to the level above
and the last value on the display will be saved.
 HACCP ALARMS
HACCP models only

Normal conditions After a power failure

Each time the temperature control probe measures a value out-
side the temperature limits specified in parameters SLH and SHH,
an HACCP alarm is generated. Up to 8 HACCP alarms can be
memorized. Each HACCP alarm consists of 2 values, each of
which is contained in a dedicated folder. Each individual alarm is
therefore described in two folders comprising the following:
In order to correctly assess the state of foodstuffs, each time the
controller is reset (machine blackout), a special type of HACCP is
generated (blackout alarm) to signal that the apparatus was
switched off without warning. Up to 8 HACCP blackout alarms
can be memorised. Each HACCP blackout alarm consists of 2 val-
ues, each of which is contained in a dedicated folder:

• Folder bCn (where n=1,2,3...,8) HACCP blackout

HACCP alarms
• Folder HCn (where n=1,2,3...,8) Each bCn (bC1, bC2, ... ,bC8) folder
1st 1st
Each HCn (HC1, HC2, ... , HC8) folder contains the temperature read by the
contains the highest or lowest tem- probe when the device was switched
perature read by the probe as well as 2nd back on again after a blackout. 2nd
the imposed control range. • Folder btn (where n=1,2,3...8)
Each btn (bt1, bt2, ... ,bt8) folder
• Folder tCn (where n=1,2,3...,8) 3rd contains the time elapsed since the 3rd
Each tCn (tC1, tC2, ... , tC8) folder temperature was read until the
contains the time elapsed since : device was switched back on again, if :
: :
the temperature outside the control this temperature was found to be 8th
8th
range was read. outside the control range. If the tem-
perature is within the control range
when the device is switched back on,
HACCP alarm messages the value 0 will be saved.
All HACCP alarms described thus far are saved in the AL folder in
Reset HACCP alarms
the “Machine status menu”.
Firstly, you need to open this menu then scroll all labels until you The rES function (reset HACCP) manually cancels HACCP alarms,
see AL: and can be associated to a key (see parameters H31…H33; set to
• Press the ‘set’ key to view 4 to reset) with the delay set in parameter H02. The RES function
HACCP alarm folders. The HC1 cancels folders HCn, tCn, bCn, btn (n=1…8) and clears parameter
set folder will be the first one opened drH (initialises the counter).
(when there are no other alarms). The alarm led will stay off and the display will blink to signal it
has been reset.
• Use the ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ keys
to scroll the various folders After the time set in parameter drH (when different from 0) has
shown. elapsed since the last reset, all HACCP alarms are cancelled auto-
set Press the ‘set’ key for the label matically. If another blackout occurs during this time, the counter
selected to see the temperature will be updated with the value set in parameter drH and the next
value (HCn, bCn) folders or time
automatic reset will take place after this value.
(tCn, btn folders).
NOTE: On switching the machine on for the first time, all alarms
NOTE: Folders are saved in AL in the following order: must be cancelled manually using this function.
• HCn-tCn pairs first, then: HC1, tC1, HC2, tC2, ..., HC8, tC8
• Followed by bCn-btn pairs: bC1, bt1, bC2, bt2, ..., bC8, bt8
NOTE 2: Any further alarms after the first eight will overwrite the original ones starting from HC1 (tC1). Folder HC8 (tC8) blinks to
signal that eight events have been recorded.
COPY CARD
The Copy Card is an accessory which, when connected to the TTL Download reset
serial port, allows quick programming of the device parameters Connect the key with the device OFF. When the device is
(upload and download of a parameter map to or from one or switched on, the programming parameters are loaded into the
more devices of the same type). Upload (label UL), download device. After the lamp test, the display shows the following for
(label dL) and key formatting (label Fr) operations are performed about 5 seconds:
as follows: • Label dLY, if the operation is successful
• The commands you need to use the • Label DLn otherwise
Copy Card are in the FPr folder. Press
set
‘set’ to access the functions.

• Scroll using ‘UP’ and ‘DOWN’ to dis-

play the required function. Press the
“set” key and the upload (or down-
load) will be executed.
set • If the operation is successful, the dis-
play will show ‘y’, if not it will show ‘n’.
Uploading and downloading parameters to and from instrument
NOTES:
• After the download operation, the instrument will work with
the newly loaded parameters map.
• See “FPr” folder in Parameters table and Parameters description

KEYBOARD LOCKING
The instrument includes a facility for disabling the keyboard: If the keyboard is locked, you can access the “Programming”
• Using the keys (pressing UP+DOWN simultaneously for Menu by pressing the “set” key”.
2 seconds; see KEYS AND LEDS)
• By programming the “Loc” parameter (see folder with “diS” The Setpoint can also be viewed.
label).
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 FUNCTIONS
The following functions are available in the FnC folder (last folder visible from the programming menu, level 1) :
Function Function label ACTIVE Function label INACTIVE D.I. Key Function active indication
request defrost dEF dEF 1 1
reduced set OSP SP* 2 3 LED ON
** reset HACCP alarms rES rES N.A. 7
** cyclic regulator Con CoF 8 10
* Indicates default
** Functions only visible if enabled
NOTE: To modify the status of a given function, press the ‘set’ key
NOTE: If the instrument is switched off, the functions will return to the default status.
IMPORTANT! Check presence of functions on the basis of IWC 720-730 model used

ALARMS
Label Alarm Cause EFFECTS Problem solving
E1 Probe 1 (setting) • Values read are outside the nominal range. E1” label shown on display; • Check the probe wiring.
faulty • Regulating probe faulty/short-circuited/open. the regulator is activated as indicated by • Replace probe.
parameters Ont and OFt if set for Duty
Cycle.
E2 Probe 2 (evaporator) • Values read are outside the nominal range. E2” shown on display. • Check the probe wiring.
faulty • Regulating probe faulty/short-circuited/open. • Replace probe.

AH1 High temperature • Value read by probe 1 > HAL after time of Alarm created in folder “AL” • Wait until temperature value read by
alarm “tAO” (see MIN MAX ALARMS table and descrip- via label AH1. probe 1 returns below HAL.
tion of parameters “HAL” and “Att” and “tAO”).
AL1 Low temperature • Value read by probe 1 < LAL after time of “tAO” Alarm created in folder “AL” • Wait for the temperature value read
alarm (see MIN MAX ALARMS table and description of via label AL1. by the probe to come back above LAL.
parameters “LAL” and “Att” and “tAO”).
Ad2 Defrost terminated • If the defrost cycle terminates due to a timeout Alarm created in folder “AL” • Press any key during an alarm to
for time-out (instead of end of defrost temperature being read with label AD2. switch off the warning light. The alarm
by the defrost probe). is definitively cancelled after the next
deforst cycle is completed.

Opd(1) Door open alarm • If the door is open, depending on delay set in Alarm created in folder “AL” with label • Resets automatically.
parameter tdO. “Opd”.
EA External alarm • Alarm setting from D.I. active if “H11”=4 (see Alarm created in folder “AL” via label EA • If regulators block, they can only be
description of parameter “H11”). Blocks regulators only if EAL= y. released after the DI has been disabled.

HACCP HACCP alarm • If the thermostat control temperature is outside Alarm Led lit continuously • When any key is pressed, the LED
the control range defined in parameters SLH and HACCP alarm created in folder “AL” (see will start flashing to signal that the
SHH for longer than the time set in parameter drA. section on HACCP alarms). event has been read.
(1) The tAo parameter does not clear if the door is closed: in fact, if the door is continually opened and closed, any alarms would not be signalled.
NOTE - If an exclude alarm time has been set (see table on folder ‘AL’ parameters) the alarm will not be signalled (this applies to all types of alarm).
NOTE - Press any key to override any alarm.
NOTE - See alarm LED - Buzzer signal ONLY IN MODELS WITH BUZZERS.
IMPORTANT! Check for alarms in relation to the IWC 720-730 model used.

MAX-MIN Absolute temperature value (par “Att”=0) Abs(olute) Temperature relative to Setpoint value (par “Att”=1) rEL(ative)

ALARMS 2
1 Off

AFd AFd
AFd AFd
set

LAL HAL
SEt + LAL SEt+ HAL

Minimum temperature alarm
Maximum temperature alarm
Reset after minimum
temperature alarm
Reset after maximum
temperature alarm
Temperature less than or equal to LAL (LAL with sign)
Temperature greater than or equal to HAL (HAL with sign)
Temperature greater than or equal to LAL + AFd
Temperature less than or equal to HAL-AFd
Temperature less than or equal to set+LAL (LAL positive only)
Temperature greater than or equal to set+HAL (HAL positive only)
Temperature greater than or equal to set + LAL + AFd
set -|LAL|+AFd
Temperature less than or equal to set+HAL-AFd
If Att=reL(ative) LAL must be negative: so
set+LAL<set since set+(-|LAL|)=set-|LAL|

Auxiliary Regulator
only on models featuring auxiliary regulator
The auxiliary regulator can be activated via a digital input if this is set to auxiliary (parameter H11=7) or by a key (parameter H3x=9): in this case, the
regulator control must be configured as Aux by setting parameters H2x=8.
This function is used to energize the relay if it was de-energized, or vice versa. The relay state is stored in order to maintain correct operation in the
event of a power failure, unless parameter H11 is set to 7 (aux); in this case, the relay reflects the state of the digital input.
NOTE: The significance of the Digital Input (D.I.) must remain the same: for example when activating the relay by D.I. and switching off
with a key, if the D.I. is repositioned. The relay does not change state when de-energized by key.

Cyclic Regulator
only on models featuring cyclic regulator
Note: The PERIODIC CYCLE function can be selected by key or by digital input.
This function can be associated to one of the relay outputs (by setting parameters H2x=9) and can be used to actuate “Duty Cycle” regulation at the
intervals set in parameters Con and CoF. Regulator activation type can also be set in parameter dCE (see description of parameters). This function can
be activated via a digital input by setting parameter H11=8 or by key by setting parameters H3x=10.

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 PARAMETERS TABLE
PAR. RANGE DEFAULT U.M. Att 0/1 0 flag H06 n/y y flag

Alarms - label AL
AFd H11

Configuration - label CnF

SEt LSE...HSE 0.0 °C/°F 1.0...50.0 2.0 °C/°F -8...8 8 num
HAL LAL1..150.0 50.0 °C/°F H21** 0...10 1 num
diF -0.1...30.0 2.0 °C/°F
LAL -50.0..HA1 -50.0 °C/°F H22** 0...10 2 num
Compressor 2 - label CP2

HSE LSE...302 50.0 °C/°F

PAO 0...10 0 hours H23** 0...10 3 num
LSE -58.0...HSE -50.0 °C/°F
dAO min H24** 0...10 3 num
OSP -30.0...30.0 0 °C/°F 0...999 0
HC H/C C Flag OAO hours H25** 0...10 3 num
0...10 0
Cit 0...250 0 min tdO 0...250 10 min H26*** 0...10 7 num
CAt 0...250 0 min tAO 0...250 0 min H31 0...10 0 num
Ont 0...250 0 min dAt H32 0...10 0 num
n/y n flag
OFt 0...250 1 min H33 0...10 1
EAL n/y n flag
dOn 0...250 0 sec H34 0...6 0 num
AOP 0/1 0 flag
dOF 0...250 0 min H42 n/y n flag
dbi 0...250 0 min dSd n/y n rEL / /
flag /

label Lit
OdO 0...250 0 min OFL n/y n flag tAb / / /
dSC(*) 0...255 0 sec
dOd n/y n flag Only on models with this feature
dty 0/1/2 0 num dAd SHH -55.0...150.0 10 °C/°F
Defrost-label dEF

min

label HCP
0...250 0
SLH -55.0...150.0 10 °C/°F
dit 0...250 6h hours/min/sec dCO 0...250 0 min
drA 0...99 10 num
dCt 0/1/2 1 num ddO 0...250 0 min
drH 0...250 24 hours
dOH 0...59 0 min Only on models with this feature
H50 0/1/2 0 num
dSt -50.0...15.0 8.0 °C/°F PtS t/d t flag
label Add

H51 0...250 0 min

dEt 1...250 30 hours/min/sec dEA 0...14 0 num
UL / / /

label FPr
Only on models with this feature FAA 0...14 0 num
FSt -50.0...150.0 2.0 °C/°F PtY n/E/o E num dL / / /
FAd 1.0...50.0 2.0 °C/°F StP
Fans - label FAn

1b/2b 1b flag Fr / / /
Fdt 0...250 0 min
LOC n/y n flag Only on models with this feature
Display - label diS

dt 0...250 0 min

label cLc
PA1 0...250 0 num Con -55.0...150.0 10 °C/°F
dFd n/y y flag
ndt n/y n flag CoF -55.0...150.0 10 °C/°F
FCO n/y/d.c. y num
CA1 -12.0...12.0 0 °C/°F dCE 0...3 3 num
Fod n/y n flag
CA2 -12.0...12.0 0 °C/°F FOLDER FnC: see FUNCTIONS section on page 3
FdC 0...99 0 min
ddL 0/1/2 2 num * only visible in models with two compressors
Fon 0...99 0 min
dro **See note on H2x parameters
FoF min 0/1 0 flag
0...99 0 ***Parameter ONLY visible on models with BUZZER
DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS
COMPRESSOR REGULATOR (folder with label “CP”) compressor is disabled during this period the 2nd compressor will
diF Compressor relay activation differential; the compressor stops not be activated. NOTES: only visible in models with two compres-
on reaching the setpoint value (as indicated by the adjustment probe) sors.Check the probes and models available
and restarts at a temperature equal to the setpoint plus the value of the DEFROST REGULATOR (folder with label “dEF”)
differential. DEFROSTING CONDITIONS
Note: this value cannot be 0. The instrument allows defrosting to be performed in the following conditions:
HSE Maximum possible setpoint. • The evaporator temperature is lower than the defrost end tempera-
LSE Minimum possible setpoint. ture set in parameter dSt;
NOTE: The two sets are interdependent: HSE (maximum set) cannot • Manual defrosting is not already activated (see); in this case the
be less than LSE (minimum set) and viceversa request for automatic defrosting will be cancelled.
OSP Temperature value to be added algebraically to the setpoint if reduced
set enabled (Economy function). The reduced set can be enabled by dty Type of defrost.
pressing a key, which must be specially configured for this purpose. 0=electrical defrost; 1=cycle inversion defrosting (hot gas)
HC Operation mode (Heating/ Cooling) 2=free mode defrost (independent of compressor).
If set to H, the regulator starts aheat function. Automatic defrosting
If set to C, the regulator starts a cold function. In this case, defrosting takes place at time intervals set by parameter dit (=0
Cit Minimum compressor activation time before defrosting will not take place at all).
disabling. If set to 0, it is not active. As mentioned above, if the parameter dit> 0 and defrosting conditions apply
CAt Maximum compressor activation time before (see parameter dSt), defrosting will take place at fixed intervals and according to
disabling. If set to 0, it is not active. the parameter dCt.
Ont Compressor start time in the event of faulty probe. If set to “1” with Oft
at “0”, the compressor remains on continuously, whilst with OFt >0 it dit Interval between the start of two subsequent defrosting operations.
runs in duty cycle mode. 0=the function is disabled (defrosting is NEVER performed)
OFt Compressor switch off time in the event of faulty probe. If set to “1” dCt Selection of count mode for the defrosting interval.
with Ont at “0” the compressor remains off whereas with Ont >0 it runs 0=compressor hours of operation (DIGIFROST® method);
in duty cycle mode. Defrosting active ONLY with the compressor on.
dOn Delayed start. This parameter indicates that protection has been enabled NOTE: compressor time of operation is counted regardless of the evapo-
on actuation of the general compressor relay. At least the indicated time rator probe (counting is active if evaporator probe is absent or faulty).
must elapse between switch-off of the compressor relay and the succes- 1=hours of appliance operation. Defrost counting is always active when
sive switch-on. the machine is on and starts at each power-on.
dOF Delay after switching off. The parameter indicates that the protection is 2=compressor stop. Every time the compressor stops, a defrosting cycle
active on compressor relay actuations. At least the indicated time must is performed according to parameter dty.
elapse between switch-off of the compressor relay and the successive dOH Defrost start delay time from start-up of instrument.
switch-on dSt Defrosting end temperature (determined by the evaporator probe).
dbi Delay between switch-ons; the indicated delay time must elapse between dEt Defrost time-out; determines the maximum duration of defrosting.
two consecutive switch-ons of the regulator.
OdO Delay time in activating the outputs after switch-on of the instrument or FAN REGULATOR (folder with label “FAn”) as applicable
after a power failure. 0=not active. FSt Fan lock temperature; if the evaporator probe reads a higher value than
dSC 2nd compressor activation delay. Delay time in activating the 2nd the set value, the fans are stopped. The value is positive or negative and,
compressor relay respect to 1st compressor relay activation. If 1st depending on parameter FPt, can represent the temperature as an

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 absolute value or relative to the Setpoint. Setpoint value is reached.
FAd Fan activation intervention differential (see par. “FSt” and “Fot”). dro Select °C or °F to view temperature read by the probe.
Fdt Delay time at fan activation after a defrosting cycle. 0=°C, 1=°F. PLEASE NOTE: switching between °C and °F or vice versa
dt Dripping time. DOES NOT modify the setpoint, differential, etc. (for example,
dFd It allows exclusion of the evaporator fans to be selected or not selected set=10°C becomes 10°F)
during defrosting. y=yes (fans excluded); n=no. CONFIGURATION (folder with “CnF” label)
FCO Allows the fan lock to be selected or not when the compressor is OFF. H06 Key/aux input/light door switch active when the instrument is off (but
y=fans active (with thermostat; depending on the value read by the powered).
defrosting probe, see “FSt” parameter”); H11 Configuring digital inputs/polarity.
n=fans off; 0=disabled; 1=defrosting; 2=reduced set;
dc=duty cycle (through “Fon” and “FoF” parameters). 3=door switch; 4=external alarm; 5=on-off (STAND-BY);
FOd Allows fan lock to be selected when the door is open and fan restart 6=not used 7=AUX; 8=enabled/disabled cyc. regulator
when the door is shut (if they were active). H21* Digital output configurability (A)
n=fan lock; y=fans unchanged 0=disabled; 1=compressor; 2=defrosting;
FdC Fan switch off delay time after compressor stop. 3=fans; 4=alarm; 5=light
In minutes. 0= function excluded 6=stand-by; 7=buzzer; 8=AUX 9=cyc. regulator;
Fon/FoF Time fans are ON/OFF per duty cycle. 10=2nd compressor(see dSC)
Use of fans in duty cycle mode; valid for FCO=dc H22* Digital output (B) configurability (same as H21)
ALARMS (folder with “AL” label) H23* Digital output (C) configurability (same as H21)
Att Parameter “HAL” and “LAL” mode, as absolute temperature H24* Digital output (D) configurability (same as H21)
value or setpoint differential. H25* Digital output (E) configurability (same as H21)
0=absolute value; 1=relative value. H26* BUZZER 0 output configurability=disabled only on models featuring
AFd Alarm differential. buzzer 4=enabled; 1-3, 5-9=not used
HAL Maximum temperature alarm (understood as distance from the Setpoint *NOTE: MODEL IWC 750 has 5 relay outputs (A, B, C, D and E);
or as an absolute value based on Att) which if exceeded in an upward MODEL IWC 750 has 4 relay outputs (A, B, C, and D);
direction triggers the activation of the alarm signal. MODEL IWC 730 has 3 relay outputs (A, B and C);
See Max/Min. Alarm Diagram. MODEL IWC 720 has 2 relay outputs (A and B): check digital output
LAL Minimum temperature alarm (understood as distance from the Setpoint present (relay) and associated parameter.
or as an absolute value based on Att) which if exceeded in a downward The parameter associated to the relay that is NOT PRESENT will not
direction triggers the activation of the alarm signal. be shown in the parameters table.
See Max/Min. Alarm Diagram. H31 UP/AUX key configurability.
PAO Alarm exclusion time after instrument is switched on following Function R.H.%
a power failure. Pressing the key programmed as R.H.% forces the fans always ON: the fans operate con-
dAO Alarm exclusion time after defrost. tinuously (always ON). During defrosting the fans are controlled according to the
OAO RitAlarm signalling delay after digital input disabling (door open). Alarm defrosting parameters. In particular during the dripping cycle, they will be turned off
means high/low temperature alarm. even if RH% is enabled. NOTE: R.H.% status takes priority over all other parameters.
tdO Time out after alarm signal following digital input disabling (door open) In the event of a power failure or when the machine has been turned off, the RH% status
tAO Temperature alarm signal delay time. will be restored as soon as the mains power supply returns/the machine is turned on.
dAt Alarm signal for defrosting end due to time-out.
n=alarm not enabled; y=alarm enabled.
EAL External alarm to lock controls (n=does not lock, y=locks). 0=NOT used 1=defrost 2=light 3=reduced set
The Digital Input can be configured as the auxiliary/door switch (parameter 4=function R.H.% 5=stand-by; 6=not used
H11=3): In this case, a digital output should be provided as an auxiliary (parame- 7=reset HACCP alarms 8=disable HACCP alarms;
ters Hxx=5). As mentioned above, this function allows the light relay to be acti- 9=AUX 10=enable/disable Cyclic Regulator
vated if it was de-energized and vice versa. H32 DOWN key configurability (same as H31)
When the digital input (D.I.) is enabled, (if par. dSd=y) the light relay is enabled H33 Defrost/ESC key configurability (same as H31)
and when D.I. is disabled, the light relay disables. H34 LIGHT key configurability (same as H31)
To maintain correct operation, the status is stored in the event of a black-out; H42 Presence of evaporator probe. n= not present. y=present.
the light key and the light enabling function can also be enabled if the instru- rEL Device version: read-only parameter.
ment is on STAND-BY (see par. H06). The light key always disables the light relay tAb Reserved: read-only parameter.
if par. OFL=y HACCP (folder with label “HCP”)
SHH General HACCP alarms signal threshold: when the temperature of the tempera-
AOP Polarity of alarm output. ture control probe shown is outside the control range set by the value “SHH” for
0=alarm active and output disabled; 1=alarm active and output enabled. longer than the time set in parameter “drA”, an HACCP alarm is generated and
LIGHT REGULATOR AND DIGITAL INPUT (folder with label “Lit”) the LED/(alarm relay) for parameter H50 comes on (see). The differential after
dSd Enabling light relay by door switch. resetting an alarm is always 0.1 °C .
n=door open, the light does not turn on; SLH Minimum HACCP alarm signal threshold: when the temperature of the tempera-
y=door open, the light turns on (if it was off). ture control probe shown is outside the control range set by the value “SLH” for
OFL The light key always disables the light relay. Enables switching off via the longer than the time set in parameter “drA”, an HACCP alarm is generated and
cell light switch even if the delay after closing the door set by dLt is the LED/(alarm relay) for parameter H50 comes on (see). The differential after
enabled. resetting an alarm is always 0.1 °C .
dOd Door switch switches off loads. On digital input command, programmed drA record Alarm Time delay, minimum time in critical zone required
as door-switch, this allows all loads to be stopped when the door is for event to be registered: once this time has elapsed, an HACCP
opened and restarted when the door is closed (respecting any timings in alarm is signalled and memorised.
progress). drH HACCP alarm reset time after last reset: this is the time that must elapse after
dAd Digital input activation delay the instrument is switched on before any alarms are automatically cleared. If
dCO Compressor activation delay after start. Se=0, not active. the parameter is set to 0, the automatic reset is inhibited and only the manu-
ddO Compressor switch off delay after door switch activated. al reset is enabled.
Se=0, not active. H50 Enabling functions and HACCP alarm relays. 0=HACCP alarms NOT
COMMUNICATION (file with label “Add”) enabled; 1=HACCP alarms enabled and alarm relay NOT enabled.
Pts Protocol selection: t=Televis; d=Modbus 2=HACCP alarms enabled and alarm relay enabled.
dEA index of the device within the family (valid values from 0 to 14) H51 This parameter determines alarm exclusion time after digital input D.I. is
FAA device family (valid values from 0 to 14) closed (or opened depending on the sign of parameter H11) e/o after a key
The pair of values FAA and dEA represents the network address of has been pressed (can be selected in parameters H31...H33). If an HACCP
the device and is indicated in the format “FF.DD” alarm is already present when defrosting commences and/or when DI opens
(or when a key is pressed), the maximum (minimum) temperature reached
(where FF=FAA and DD=dEA).
and the time at this temperature continue to be saved until the temperature
PtY Modbus parity bit: n=none; E=Even; o=odd;
value read by the temperature control probe does not return within the con-
StP Modbus stop bit: 1b=1 bit; 2b=2 bit; trol parameters set in parameters “SHH” and “SLH”.
DISPLAY (folder with “diS” label) COPY CARD (folder with label “Fpr”) - (see “Copy Card” section)
LOC Keyboard locking. It is still possible to open parameter setting page and UL Upload. Programming parameter transferred from instrument to Copy
modify parameters ,including the status of this parameter in order to Card.
unlock the keyboard. y=yes (keyboard locked); n=no. dL Download. Programming parameter transferred from Copy Card to
PA1 When enabled (value other than 0), it constitutes the access key for level instrument.
1 parameters. Fr Format. Erase all data entered in the key.
ndt View with decimal point. NOTE: using the “Fr” parameter (key formatting) results in perma-
y=yes (view with decimal point); n=no (only integers). nent loss of data saved to key. The operation cannot be cancelled.
CA1/CA2 Calibration 1/2. Positive or negative temperature value CYCLIC REGULATOR (file with label “cLc”)
that is added to the value read by probe 1/2. only on models where this is provided, see “Cyclic Regulator”, page 3
ddL Viewing mode during defrosting. Con/CoF Time cyclic regulator output is ON/OFF
0=shows the temperature read by the temperature control probe; dCE Cyclic regulator activation mode; determines how the regulator activates:
1=locks the reading at the temperature value read by thermostat probe 0=always on; 1=with compressor ON;
when defrosting starts and until the next time the Setpoint value is reached; 2=when setpoint has been met; 3=by event (D.I. or key);
2=displays the label “deF” during defrosting and until the next time the

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 TECHNICAL DATA AND CIRCUIT DIAGRAM CONDITIONS OF USE
PERMITTED USE
Container PC+ABS UL94 V-0 resin plastic casing P, polycarbonate
glass, thermoplastic resin keys For safety reasons, the device must be
Dimensions Front 180x37 mm, depth 69mm (without terminals) installed and used according to the
Mounting Panel mounting with 150x31mm (+0.2/-0.1mm) drilling template instructions provided. In particular, parts
Usage temperature -5°C...55°C carrying dangerous voltages must not be
Storage -30°C...85°C accessible in normal conditions.
Temperature The device must be adequately protect-
Ambient humidity in use 10...90% RH (non-condensing)
and in storage
ed from water and dust according to
Display range –50.0…110.0°C (–58…230°F) 3 and a half digits + sign on display the application, and must also only be
Analog inputs 2 NTC accessible using tools (with the excep-
Digital input 1 voltage-free configurable as per parameter tion of the front panel).
Serial TTL for connection to Copy Card and TelevisSystem* The device is suitable for use in house-
RS-485 serial port for connection to TelevisSystem* hold refrigeration appliances and/or
(* only on models where this is provided)
similar equipment and has been tested
Digital outputs (configurable) 2 relay outputs (IWC 720) / 3 relay outputs (IWC 730) /
4 relay outputs (IWC 740) / 5 relay outputs (IWC 750) for safety aspects in accordance with the
• (A) 1 relay output SPST 20A 2 hp 250Va, harmonised European reference stan-
• (B) 1 relay output SPDT 8(3)A 1/2 hp 250Va, dards.
• (C) (D) 1 relay output SPST 8(3)A 1/2 hp 250Va,
• (E) 1 relay output SPST 5A 1/2 hp 250Va, It is classified as follows:
(see label on instrument for relay capacity). • according to its construction, as an
Buzzer output Only on models where this is provided independently mounted automatic elec-
Measurement range From -55 to 110°C tronic control device;
Accuracy Better than 0.5% of full-scale +1 digit • according to its automatic operating
Resolution 0.1°C (0.1°F up to +199.9°F; then 1°F)
characteristics, as a type 1B control type
Consumption 9 VA max
device;
Power supply 230 Va 10% 50/60 Hz
• according to its software class and
See label for relay characteristics, power supply and terminal layout. structure, as a Class A device.

USES NOT PERMITTED

IWC 720-730-740-750 - 230Va The device must not be used for appli-
A cations other than those described.
Power
(E) (D) (C) (B) (A) Supply
TTL
Note that the relay contacts provided
are of a functional type and therefore
subject to malfunction: any protection
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
+ - GND
devices required by product standards,
IWC 730 IWC 720
IWC 750 IWC 740 or suggested by common sense, must be
RS-485 installed externally to the instrument for
Pb1 Pb2 D.I.
obvious safety reasons.
TERMINALS RELAY OUTPUTS
12-13 Power supply 230Va 1-2 N.O. relay (E) configurable par. H25
14-15 Input Pb1 (temperature control) 3-4 N.O. relay (D) configurable par. H24 NOTE: The technical specifications stated
16-17 Input Pb2 (evaporator) 5-6 N.O. relay (C) configurable par. H23 in this document regarding the measure-
18-19 Digital Input D.I. 7-8 N.O. relay (B) configurable par. H22 ment (range, accuracy, resolution, etc.)
A TTL input for Copy Card 7-9 N.C. relay (B) configurable par. H22 refer strictly to the instrument and not to
and TelevisSystem 10-11 N.O. relay (A) configurable par. H21 any accessories provided, such as the
20-21-22 RS-485 serial-port probes.
NOTE: See Description of Parameters H21-H25 This means, for example, that the error
introduced by the probe must be added
to the error of the instrument.
Power Supply
IWC 720-730-740-750- 230Va
A
Max 24 A

(E) (D) (C) (B) (A)

TTL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
IWC 720
IWC 750 IWC 740 IWC 730

Pb1 Pb2 D.I.

TERMINALS RELAY OUTPUTS

12 - 13 Power supply 230Va 1-2 N.O. relay (E) configurable par. H25
14-15 Input Pb1 (temperature control) 3-4 N.O. relay (D) configurable par. H24
16-17 Input Pb2 (evaporator) 5-6 N.O. relay (C) configurable par. H23
18-19 Digital Input D.I. 7-8 N.O. relay (B) configurable par. H22
A TTL input for Copy Card 7-9 N.C. relay (B) configurable par. H22
and TelevisSystem 10-11 N.A. relay (A) configurable par. H21
NOTE: See Description of Parameters H21-H25
See label for relay characteristics, power supply and terminal layout.

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 MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY
The device is designed for panel mounting. Drill a 150x31 mm hole and
insert the instrument, securing it to the front panel using the screws provid-
ed. Do not mount the device in damp and/or dirt-laden areas; it is suitable
for use in places with ordinary or normal levels of pollution. Keep the area
around the device cooling slots adequately ventilated.

Release the three hooks as indicated in the drawing (from above and below, not
laterally) to remove the frame.

The device can be connected to Televis remote control systems

through a TTL serial port (use TTL- RS interface module 485 BUS
TELEVIS SYSTEM
ADAPTER 130 or 150), or using the RS-485 serial port, if present. To
configure the device for this purpose, open the file identified by the
“Add” label and use parameters “dEA” and “FAA”.

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All possible care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this document;
Eliwell Controls srl cannot accept liability for any damage resulting from its
use. The same applies to any person or company involved in preparing and
editing this document. Eliwell Controls srl reserves the right to make changes
or improvements at any time without notice

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Important! Switch off the device before working on the electrical con-
nections.
The instrument is equipped with FASTON connectors for electrical cable con-
nection.
The relay outputs are voltage free. Do not exceed the maximum permitted
current; for higher loads, use a contactor with sufficient power capacity.
Make sure that power supply is the correct voltage for the device.
Probes have no connection polarity and can be extended using a normal bipo-
lar cable (note that the extension of the probes influences the instrument’s
electromagnetic compatibility (EMC): take great care with the wiring).
Probe cables, power supply cables and the TTL serial cables should be routed
separately from power cables.

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An Invensys Company • Tampering and/or modification of the product;
12-06 - GB - • Installation/use on panels that do not comply with the current standards and
code. 9IS44056 regulations.
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