rel.

7/06 -GB-
cod. 9IS23029

IWP 750-760 (LX)

electronic controllers for “forced air” refrigeration units

The device consists of two units:

• an IWK keyboard, available in 3 formats
(see paragraph Models);

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• an IWP power module.

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USER INTERFACE

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(example of a standard 6-key open-

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board).
The user has a keyboard featuring a dis-
play and four primary + two secondary
keys for controlling status and program- “UP/Def.” key “esc” key
see par. H31 esc see par. H33
ming of the instrument.
OSP/ECONOMY ENABLED
KEYS AND MENUS
“primary” keys “DOWN” Key “set” key
see par. H32 set
UP Key Scrolls menu entries
Increases values
Can be set by parameter*
(see H31 parameter: by default “on-off” key “LIGHT” Key
activates manual DEFROST)
(function 2) (function 1)
in WIDE keyboard UP & “def”
WIDE keys are separate see par. H35 see par. H34
keyboard
DOWN Key Scrolls menu
entries IWK
Decreases values
Can be set by parameter*
(see H32 parameter) Fan LED (green)
*NOTE:
•ON when fan is on;
a) The “primary” keys can be set using
esc Key ESC function (exit) •blinking for manual fan forcing or D.I.
parameters H31…H33 (see).
Can be set by parameter* (Digital Input)* activation
esc (see H33 parameter) In the standard configuration, the keys are
*(%RH function, humidity reduction if par.
WIDE
**Activates the functions set by default as follows:
( see paragraph entitled OSP H11=13)
keyboard
FUNCTIONS FOLDER) • “UP” key; par. H31=1; activates manual
in WIDE keyboard ESC
defrosting Alarm LED (red)
key have the “def” symbol”
set key • “DOWN” key; par. H32=0 no associated •ON for alarm active;
(press once) function (disabled) •blinking when alarm is silenced
MACHINE STATUS MENU • “esc” key; par. H33=3 activates the
set •Accesses the Setpoint reduced set function
•Displays the alarms (if active) • “set” key; cannot be set. “Key” LEDs
•Displays Pb1, Pb2 and Pb3 (see) 3 LEDs are associated with the 3 set,
(hold down) a) The “secondary” keys or “function keys” “on-off” and “LIGHT” keys of the sam-
•Accesses the Parameter programming can be set using parameters H34…H35 (see). ple keyboard.
menus In the standard configuration, the keys are
set by default as follows: “set” LED (yellow)
UP Key+esc Key pressed simultane- • ON for programming level 2 parameters;
ously • “UP” key; par. H34=6; activates the light
esc •blinking when reduced set is on OSP
• “DOWN” key; par. H35=7 activates the set
(press for 2 seconds) “ON-OFF”function (also known as STAND-BY).
•Keyboard locking/unlocking
LED
“Display” LEDs “on-off” LED (yellow)
The display is red in color; the display LEDs •ON for instrument “turned off” (on STAND-
“secondary” keys or function keys (from left to right) are green (3) and red BY);
(Alarm LED). •OFF for instrument turned on;
“ON-OFF” KEY (hold down, see par.
H02)
(function 2) Compressor LED (green) “light” LED (green)
Turns the instrument On/Off •ON for compressor on; •ON for open output (%RH / light depending
Can be set by parameter* •blinking in case of delay, protection, or on the model and/or default settings);
(see H35 parameter)
blocked enabling ON for open output also from D.I.
“LIGHT” Key NOTE: the LEDs are turned off (“OFF”) in all other
(function 1) Defrosting LED (green) cases not described
Turns on the light
•ON when defrosting;
Can be set by parameter* PLEASE NOTE - WIDE & 32X74
(see H34 parameter) •blinking for manual or digital input activa-
KEYBOARDS: ALL LEDS ARE RED
tion
IWK KEYBOARD LOCKING
• IWK “OPEN” MACHINE STATUS MENU
The instrument includes a facility for dis- (See Machine Status Menu Diagram)
abling the IWK keyboard, by: To access the “Machine Status” menu, press and quickly release the “set” key. If
• key: alarms are not present, the label “SEt” appears. By using the “UP” and “DOWN”
•keyboard IWK OPEN: keys you can scroll through the other folders in the menu:
UP Key+esc Key pressed -AL: alarm folder (if alarms present, except for faulty probes/probe errors;
simultaneously for 2 seconds -SEt: Setpoint setting folder.
lock/unlock the keyboard -rtc: real time clock folder.
•keyboard IWK wide/32x74: -Pb1: probe 1 value folder;
UP Key+DOWN Key pressed -Pb2: probe 2 value folder;
simultaneously for 2 seconds -Pb3: probe 3 value folder (if present);
lock/unlock the keyboard
NOTE: To indicate the keyboard
has been locked, the Lock LED

turns on.

• programming the “LOC” parameter (see

folder with “diS” label). MACHINE STATUS MENU DIAGRAM
NOTE: If the keyboard is locked you can
access the “Programming” Menu by pres-
sing the “set” key. The Setpoint can also press and release set AL set alarms if alarm(s)
(single press) present
be viewed. show alarms

ENABLING DEFROST CYCLE MANUALLY

To manually activate the defrosting cycle, SEt set SEt value

press the “UP/Def” key (if configured =1) change SEt

value
d00= Sunday
for H02 seconds. set
d00
If the conditions for defrosting are not 2 sec
days

set
present, (for example, the evaporator rtc set h00
hours
2 sec
probe temperature is higher than the '00
set
minutes
defrost end temperature), or if parameter
OdO<>0, the display will blink three (3) se presente

times, to indicate that the operation will Pb1 set Pb1 value

not be performed.
Pb2 set Pb2 value if present

ACCESSING AND USING MENUS

The instrument has two main menus: the
Pb3 set Pb3 value
“Machine Status” and “Programming” if present

menu.
Resources are arranged in a menu, which
can be accessed:
• by pressing and quickly releasing the
“set” key (“Machine Status” menu) or
• by pressing the “set” key for more than PASSWORD 1) PROGRAMMING MENU USING THE COPY CARD
5 seconds (“Programming” menu) or The passwords “PA1” and “PA2” allow The Copy Card is an accessory connected
• by pressing the “UP” and “DOWN” keys access respectively to level 1 and level 2 to the TTL serial port which allows for the
simultaneously for more than 3 seconds parameters. In the standard configuration quick programming of the instrument
(“Local keyboard Programming” menu) passwords are not present. To enable and parameters (upload and download para-
To access the contents of each folder, indi- assign them (value ≠ 0) the desired meter’s map). The operation is performed
cated by the relevant label, just press the value, access the “Programming” menu, as follows:
“set” key once. You can now scroll through within the folder with the “diS” label. If Format
the contents of each folder, modify it or passwords are enabled, they will be This command allows copy card format-
use its functions. If you do not use the requested: ting, an operation necessary in the event
keyboard for over 15 seconds (time-out) - PA1 at the entrance of the of first instrument use or to copy maps
or if you press the “fnc” key once, the last “Programming” menu (see the with different models.
value shown on the display is confirmed “Programming Menu“ section); WARNING: after the copy card has been
and you return to the previous screen - PA2 within the folder with the “Cnf” programmed, all the data entered is
mask. label containing level 1 parameters. erased by using the “Fr” parameter.
FUNCTIONS FOLDER FnC Within the 2) LOCAL KEYBOARD This operation cannot be cancelled.
FnC folder (last folder visible from the password “PA3” allows access to the Upload
Programming Menu, level 1), the fol- local keyboard parameters. There is no This operation loads the programming
lowing functions are available, which password in the standard configuration. parameters from the instrument.
can be activated using the “set” key: To enable and assign them (value<>0) Download
If the instrument is switched off, the func- the desired value, access the “Local This operation downloads to the instru-
tions labels will go back to their default Keyboard Programming” menu, within the ment the programming parameters.
status. folder with the “PLO” label. If a password
is enabled, it will be requested:
- PA3 at the entrance of the “PLO” menu
(go to page 4)
IWP 750-760 (LX) 2/12
 PROGRAMMING MENU NOTE: At this point you will see only NOTE: It is strongly recommended that
(See Programming Menu Diagram) level 2 parameters. Level 1 parameters the instrument be switched off and back
1) Level 1 Parameters will therefore NOT be visible; to reach on again every time parameters have
To access the “Programming” menu, them you must exit the Programming been changed to prevent malfunctioning
press the “set” key for more than 5 sec- Menu and repeat step 1). on configuration and/or ongoing tim-
onds. If specified, the level 1 access ings.
PASSWORD will be requested (see para- To enter the folder, press “set”. The
meter “PA1”) and (if the password is cor- label of the first visible parameter LOCAL KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING
rect) the label of the first folder will fol- appears. To scroll through the other MENU
low. If the password is wrong, the display parameters, use the “UP” and “DOWN” To enter the “Local Keyboard
will show the PA1 label again. To scroll keys; to change the parameter, press Programming” menu, press the “UP” and
other folders, use the “UP” and “DOWN” and release “set”, then set the desired “DOWN” keys simultaneously for at least
keys; the folders contain only the level value using the “UP” and “DOWN” keys, 3 seconds.
1 parameters. and confirm with the “set” key. Move to If specified, the access PASSWORD will
NOTE: at this point level 2 parameters the next parameter. be requested (see parameter “PA3”)
are NOT visible, even if they aren’t 3) “easy map” programming of the and (if the password is correct) the label
protected by password. base PLO (Local Parameters) that repre-
2) Level 2 Parameters Within the folder CnF, a level 2, the sents the folder of local keyboard para-
In the Programming Menu go into the parameter H60 can be viewed (called meters (see Local Keyboard
“CnF” folder, scroll all the parameter “Parameter map selector” or “Vector Parameter table) will follow.
until you reach the PA2 label. By pressing Number”) which allows for the pro- If the password is wrong, the display will
and releasing the “set” button you will gramming (from 1 to 6) of a subset of show the PA3 label again.
enter all level 2 parameters only and the parameters depending on the type of NOTE: the folder may NOT be visible;
label of the first folder in the program- system required. This will obtain a list of in this case, you CANNOT enter the
ming menu will follow. “generic” parameters and a list of “char- local keyboard programming)
The level 2 parameters may be protected acteristic” parameters of the system. To enter the folder, press “set”. The
by a second password (see “PA2” para- Depending on the value of H60, a “vec- label of the first visible parameter
meter inside “diS” folder, not to be con- tor” of characteristic parameters is appears. To scroll through the other
fused with PA2 label inside “CnF” folder). assigned, which can however be parameters, use the “UP” and “DOWN”
If specified, level 2 parameters are hid- changed by the use, just like the other keys; to change the parameter, press
den from the user; accessing the “CnF” parameters. and release “set”, then set the desired
folder the level 2 access PASSWORD will It is always possible to reprogram the value using the “UP” and “DOWN” keys,
be requested and (if the correct pass- controller with other “characteristic” and confirm with the “set” key. Move to
word is entered) the label of the first parameters, by modifying the “vector”. the next parameter.
folder in the programming menu will fol-
low.
LOCAL KEYBOARD PARAMETER MENU DIAGRAMS

parameters

par value
change
scroll
MACHINE PROGRAMMING MENU DIAGRAM1

premere per 5 sec set PA1≠0 set

DOWN
DOWN

imposta valore PA1

UP
UP

par. livello 2 set CP CP set

par. livello 1
level par

level par

par. livello 2 set dEF dEF set par. livello 1

dd
imposta valore PA2

Fd

par. livello 2 set FAn FAn set par. livello 1

ENTER
ENTER

scorri
par. livello 2 AL par. livello 1
set

set AL set
parametri
PA2≠0

UP DOWN

cambia valore
parametro
set PA3 value

par. livello 2 set Add set par. livello 1

Lit
PLO

LiC
set

par. livello 2 set Lin diS set par. livello 1

par. livello 2 set nAd PA2 CnF set par. livello 1

ENTER

ff

Fpr set par. livello 1

on/o
on/off
aux/light
PA3≠0

aux

par. livello 2 set diS FnC funzioni scorri

funzioni
fnc
esc

abilita/disabilita
set
ESC

funzione
par. livello 2 set CnF
DOWN
DOWN
press simultaneously

par. livello 2 set Fpr

UP
for 3 sec

set
set
set

livello 2 livello 1
set
UP

tastiera open 6

tastiera 32x74
tastiera wide

tasti

IWP 750-760 (LX) 3/12

NOTE: Always make sure that the area next to the system (ONLY LX MODELS).
• UPLOAD: instrument —> Copy Card cooling openings of the instrument is ade- Note: In this case, it is necessary to use
• DOWNLOAD: Copy Card —> instrument. quately ventilated. a TTL- RS 485 BUS ADAPTER 130 inter-
The operations are performed accessing face module.
the folder identified by the “FPr” label and ELECTRICAL 485 Serial Output for connection to the
selecting, according to the case, “UL”, “dL” TelevisSystem (ONLY LX MODELS):
or “Fr” commands; the operation is con- CONNECTIONS • 485 Serial for connection to the Televis
firmed by pressing the “set” key. If the System.
operation is successful, a “y” is displayed, Warning! Never work on electrical con- Note: In this case, it is necessary to use
on the contrary, if it fails an “n” will be nections when the machine is switched an optional plug-in module.
displayed. on. Serial Outputs for keyboard-base connec-
The instrument is fitted with: tion:
Download “from reset” • IWP power base: FASTON connectors • “Powered” serial connection (also
Connect the copy card with the instrument and screw connectors for connection of referred to as SHORT DISTANCE) using the
OFF. When the instrument is switched on electrical cables with a diameter of 2.5 lines +12V (only for keyboard-base con-
the programming parameters will be mm2 (one conductor only per terminal for nection), GND and DATA for: a) simple
downloaded into the instrument; after the power connections): for the capacity of connection between base and keyboard*;
lamp-test the display will show for about the terminals, see the label on the instru- b) multiple connection between several
5 seconds: ment. modules in the network (up to a max. of 5
• label dLY if copy operation successful • IWK keyboard: screw connectors for modules)**
• label DLn if not connection of electrical cables with a Note: 1) the modules can be bases or
NOTE: diameter of 2.5 mm2 (one conductor only keyboards.
• after the download operation the instru- per terminal for power connections): for 2) the distance between two contiguous
ment will immediately work with the new the capacity of the terminals, see the label modules must be less than 10 m while
parameters map setting. on the instrument. the distance between the two furthest
The relay contacts are voltage free. modules should be less than 50 m.
DISTANCE-MANAGED SYSTEMS Do not exceed the maximum current • “Link” serial connection (also referred
(ONLY LX MODELS) allowed; in case of higher loads, use an to as LONG DISTANCE) using the lines
The connection to the TElevis distance- appropriate contactor. GND (optional for multiple connection), +
managed systems may occur: Make sure that power supply voltage and - for:
•using a TTL serial port (see connection meets the instrument voltage. Probes have a) simple connection between base and
diagram, TTL serial) no connection polarity and can be extend- keyboard*
In this case, it is necessary to use a ed using a regular bipolar cable (note that b) multiple connection between several
TTL- RS 485 BUS ADAPTER 130 interface the extension of the probes affects the modules in the network (up to a max. of
module. EMC electromagnetic compatibility of the 10 modules)**
•using an RS 485 serial (see base termi- instrument: pay extreme attention to the NOTE:
nals 1-2-3 connection diagram) wiring). 1) the modules can be bases or key-
In this case, it is necessary to use the Probe cables, power supply cables and the boards;
plug-in Televis module available as an TTL serial cables should be distant from 2) *in this case, an optional plug-in
optional ( TTL - RS 485 converter). power cables. module (vertical) and an optional plug-
To configure the instrument for this pur- in module (90°) is necessary for the
pose you need to access to the folder IWP 750-760 (LX) BASE keyboard.
(only present in LX models) identified 3)**in this case, optional vertical plug-
by the “Add” label and to use the “dEA” TECHNICAL DATA in modules and optional (90°) plug-in
and “FAA” parameters. modules are necessary, where: n= no.
Container: open board. Dimensions: of bases; Warning! n≤5; m= no. of key-
• IWP 760 (LX) model: 108x168 mm. boards. Warning! m≤5;
MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY • IWP 750 (LX) model: 108x160 mm. (See network example).
Mounting: can be adapted to containers 4) the distance between one module
The instrument is designed: featuring dimensions which observe DIN and the next must be less than 10 m in
• IWK keyboard: standards (assembled on DIN guide) a simple connection; whereas the dis-
• 32x74 (4 buttons) IWK key Usage temperature: -5…55 °C. tance between one module and the
board: panel mounted. Drill a Storage temperature: -30…85 °C. next must be less than 2,000 m for a
29x71 mm hole, insert the unit Usage environment humidity: 10…90 % RH network connection.
and fix it in place using the (non-condensing). Digital outputs:
brackets supplied. Storage environment humidity: 10…90% RH • IWP 760 model: 6 outputs on relay
•IWK wide keyboard: panel (non-condensing). • IWP 750 model: 5 outputs on relay
mounted. Drill a 150x31 mm View range: -50…110 (NTC); -55…140 (PTC) configurable:
hole , insert the unit and fix it °C without decimal point (set by parame- ALL MODELS
on the front using the special ter), on a 3 digits display and a plus sign. • first output (A) 20A SPST 2 Hp 250Va;
screws supplied. Analog inputs: three PTC or NTC inputs (alternatively 16 A SPST 1 Hp 250Va);
• IWK “open” (6 buttons): open (set by parameter H00). • second output (B) 16 A SPDT 1 Hp
board Digital inputs: 4 voltage-free digital inputs 250Va;
• IWP power module, open board that can be set by parameter. • third output SPST (C) 20A SPST 2 Hp
92x121mm for open installation. Serial Outputs (see also table of Serial 250Va; (alternatively 8(3)A SPST 1/2 Hp
Do not mount the instrument in humid Outputs): 250Va);
and/or dirty places; it is suitable for use in TTL Serial Outputs (standard 5-way con- • fourth output (C) 8(3)A SPST 1/2 Hp
ordinary polluted places. nectors): 250Va;
• TTL for Copy Card connection. • fifth output (E) 16 A SPDT 1 Hp 250Va;
• TTL input for connection to the Televis (ONLY IWP 760 MODEL)

IWP 750-760 (LX) 4/12

• sixth output (F) 8(3)A SPST 1/2 Hp
250Va; ALARMS
Measurement range: from -55 to 140 °C.
Accuracy: better by 0.5% than the end of Table of alarms
scale +1 digit. Resolution: 1 or 0.1 °C.
Consumption: 8 VA. DISPLAY ALARM
Power supply: 230 Va/c ±10% 50/60 Hz AH1 High temperature alarm (referred to
the thermostat probe or probe 1)
Attention: check the power supply indicat- AL1 Low temperature alarm (referred to
thermostat probe or probe 1)
ed on the label of the instrument; for any AH3 High temperature alarm (referred to
Probe faults table
information about the relay current carry- probe 3)
ing capacity and the power supply, contact AL3 Low temperature alarm (referred to
DISPLAY FAULT
probe 3)
the trade office. E1 Faulty probe 1 (thermostat) Faulty Defrost end due to time-out
Ad2
E2 probe 2 (evaporator) EA External alarm
IWK KEYBOARD E3 Faulty probe 3 (display) Opd
E7
Open door alarm
Master-Slave communication failed
If simultaneous, they will be shown on the display
TECHNICAL DATA alternately, every 2 seconds E10 Clock battery alarm
PA Generic pressure switch alarm
In the event of E1 or E2 on the Master, (see LPA Minimum pressure switch alarm
Front protection: IP65. LINK Network) if the viewing is deployed, the HPA Maximum pressure switch alarm
Container: see Models table slaves will always view the Master display: to
understand which unit is in alarm mode, refer To silence the alarm, press any key. In this case the
Dimensions: see Models table to the alarm LED of each instrument. LED will blink.
Usage temperature: -5…55 °C.
Storage temperature: -30…85 °C.
Usage environment humidity: 10…90 % RH
(non-condensing).
Storage environment humidity: 10…90% RH ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
(non-condensing).
View range: 50…110 (NTC); -55…140 (PTC)
°C without decimal point (set by parame- %RH FUNCTION
ter), on a 3 digits display and a plus sign. Press the key configured as %RH to enable the %RH function (enabling the humidity
Measurement range: from -50 to 140 °C. reduction control). if the parameter H31-32-34=9 has been set.
Accuracy: better by 0.5% than the end of The %RH function can also be enabled by D.I. if par. H11=13.
scale +1 digit. In the event that this control is enabled, the fans operate continuously (always on).
Resolution: 1 or 0.1 °C. During defrosting the fans are controlled according to the defrosting parameters, in
Serial terminals: see IWP760 Technical particular during the dripping cycle, they will be turned off even if RH% is enabled.
data NOTE: RH% status takes priority over any other parameter.
Consumption: see IWP760 Technical data In the event of a power failure or when the machine has been turned off, the RH% status
Power supply: from the IWP power mod- will be restored as soon as the mains power supply returns/the machine is turned on.
ule.

NOTE: The technical specifications Table of IWP Serial Outputs (see also keyboard connections)
included in this document, concerning
the measurement (range, accuracy, res-
olution, etc.) refer to the instrument in Type Usage LinesAccessories
the strict sense, and not to any acces- (on the IWK keyboard)
sories provided, such as the probes. Powered serial Single GND, DATA, 90° plug-in module
This means, for example, that the error connection Base-Keyboard connection VDD
introduced by the probe is in addition (SHORT DISTANCE)
to any errors on the part of the instru- Optic insulated serial Single VDD, GND, 90° plug-in module
ment itself. connection Base-Keyboard connection +, - (open keyboard)
(LONG DISTANCE) from semi-finished
Multiple Base-Keyboard hardware for wide &
MODELS connection (see below) 32x74

Table of IWP Serial Outputs (see also network connections)

Model Characteristics
IWK keyboard
IWK std 6 keys open board keyboard Type Usage Lines Accessories
68x124mm (Lxh) (on IWP base)
IWK 32x74 4 keys keyboard std Eliwell
32x74x30mm (LxhxD)
TTL Copy Card TTL -
IWK wide “IWC”style keyboard Connection to Televis TTL BUS ADAPTER 130
6 (max 8) keys 180x37x45mm (LxhxD) Powered serial Single Base-Keyboard con- GND, DATA, 12V -
connection nection
IWP power module (SHORT DISTANCE) Multiple Base-Keyboard GND, DATA 12V -
IWP 750 (LX) base module with 5 relays connection not connect.
f.to 108x160mm (Lxh)
Optic insulated Single Base-Keyboard con- VDD, GND, +, - plug-in module
IWP 760 (LX) base module with 6 relays
f.to 108x168mm (Lxh) serial connection nection
(LONG DISTANCE) Multiple Base-Keyboard VDD, +, - plug-in module
connection GND optional

IWP 750-760 (LX) 5/12

 **NOTE: At level 1 the folders will show only level 1 parameters. At level 2 the folders
Tab. 1 SETPOINT, parameters table and FUNCTIONS will show only level 2 parameters.

SET DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT* U.M.

SEt Setpoint -LSE...HSE 0.0 °C/°F
The SEtpoint can be viewed from the machine status menu and not from the pro-
gramming menu. The range is determined by parameters LSE and HSE.
PAR. DESCRIPTION
COMPRESSOR CONTROL (folder with “CP” label) RANGE DEFAULT VALUE* LEVEL** U.M.
diF diFferential. The compressor stops on reaching the Setpoint value (as indicated by the 0.1...30.0 2.0 1 °C/°F
adjustment probe), and restarts at a temperature value equal to the Setpoint plus the
value of the differential. Note: the value 0 cannot be assumed.

HSE Higher SEt. Maximum possible setpoint value. LSE..302 50.0 1 °C/°F
LSE Lower SEt. Minimum possible setpoint value. -55.0...HSE -50.0 1 °C/°F
NOTE: The two sets are interdependent: HSE (maximum set) cannot be less than
LSe (minimum set) and vice versa
OSP Offset SetPoint. Temperature value to be added algebraically to the setpoint in the case -30.0...30.0 0 2 °C/°F
of reduced set enabled (Economy function). The reduced set can be enabled by a key, or
by Digital Input, configured especially for this purpose.
Cit Compressor min on time. Minimum compressor activation time before any possible dis- 0...250 0 2 min
abling. If set to 0, it is not active.
CAt Compressor mAx on time. Maximum compressor activation time before any possible dis- 0...250 0 2 min
abling. If set to 0, it is not active.
COMPRESSOR PROTECTIONS (folder with “CP” label)
Ont (1) On time (compressor). Compressor activation time in the event of a faulty probe. If set to 0...250 0 1 min
“1” with Oft set to “0”, the compressor is always on, while with Oft >0, it operates in
duty cycle mode. See Duty Cycle diagram.
OFt (1) OFF time (compressor). Compressor off time in the event of a faulty probe. If set to “1” 0...250 1 1 min
with Ont at “0”, the compressor is always off, while with Ont >0, it operates in duty
cycle mode. See Duty Cycle diagram.
dOn delay (at) On compressor. Delay time in activating the compressor relay after switch-on of instrument. 0...250 0 1 sec
dOF delay (after power) OFF. Delay after switch off; the indicated time must elapse between 0...250 0 1 min
switch-off of the compressor relay and the successive switch-on.
dbi delay between power-on. Delay between switch-ons; the indicated time must elapse 0...250 0 1 min
between two subsequent switch-ons of the compressor.
OdO (!) delay Output (from power) On. Delay time in activating the outputs after switch-on of 0...250 0 1 min
the instrument or after a power failure. 0= not active.
dSC VISIBLE ONLY ON MODELS WITH 2nd COMPRESSOR
delay (at) Second Compressor On. Delay time in activating the second compressor relay respect to 1st 0...250 0 1 sec
compressor relay activation. If 1st compressor is disabled during this period the 2nd
compressor will not be activated.

DEFROSTING REGULATOR (folder with “dEF”label) (6)

dty defrost type. Type of defrosting. 0/1/2 0 1 num
0 = electrical defrosting;
1 = cycle reversing defrosting (hot gas);
2 = Free mode defrost (compressor disabling).

dit defrost interval time. Interval between the start of two subsequent defrosting operations. 0...250 6h 1 hours/min/sec
0= the function is disabled (defrosting is NEVER performed) (see dt1)
dt1 defrost time 1. Measure unit for defrosting intervals (“dit” parameter). 0/1/2 0 2 num
0 = “dit” parameter in hours.
1 = “dit” parameter in minutes.
2= “dit” parameter in seconds.
dt2 defrost time 2. Measure unit for defrosting duration (“dEt” parameter). 0/1/2 1 2 num
0 = “dEt” parameter in hours.
1 = “dEt” parameter in minutes.
2 = “dEt” parameter in seconds.
dCt defrost Counting type. Selection of count mode for the defrosting interval. 0/1/2/3 1 1 num
0 = compressor hour of operation (DIGIFROST® method); Defrosting active ONLY with 0=df
the compressor on. NOTE: compressor time of operation is counted regardless of the 1=rt
evaporator probe (counting is active if evaporator probe is absent or faulty). The value is 2=SC
ignored if RTC is enabled. 3=RTC
1 = Real Time - hours of appliance operation; Defrost counting is always active when the
machine is on and starts at each power-on.
2 = compressor stop. Every time the compressor stops a defrost cycle is performed
according to the dtY
3= parameter with RTC.
Defrostings at times set by d1…d87, F1…F8 parameters
“dd” d1…d8 daily defrost start time 1…8. Range 0…23, 24= off (default) 0...23/0...59 24 1 hours/min
“Fd” F1...F8 festive defrost start time 1…8. Range 0…23, 24= off (default) 0...23/0...59 24 1 hours/min
WARNING: d1…d8, F1…F8 parameters are visible only if dit=0, dCt=3 with clock option
present. They are included in the dd and Fd folders
dOH defrost Offset Hour. Start-of-defrosting delay time from start up of instrument. 0...59 0 1 min

dEt defrost Endurance time. Defrosting time-out; determines the maximum duration of 1...250 30min 1 hours/min/sec
defrosting. (see dt2)
dSt defrost Stop temperature. Defrosting end temperature (determined by the evaporator -50.0... 150 8.0 1 °C/°F
probe).
dPO defrost (at) Power On. Determines if at start-up the instrument must enter defrosting (if n/y n 1 flag
the temperature measured by the evaporator allows this operation). y = yes, starts
defrost at start-up; n = no, doesn’t start defrost.
tcd time compressor for defrost. Minimum time for compressor On or OFF before defrost If -31…31 0 2 min
>0 (positive value), the compressor stays ON for tcd minutes; If <0 (negative value), the
compressor stays OFF for tcd minutes; If =0, the parameter is ignored.
Cod Compressor off (before) defrost. Time for compressor OFF in proximity of the defrost 0…60 0 2 min
cycle. If a defrost cycle is set within the programmed time for this parameter, the com-
pressor is not started up. If =0 function is stopped.

IWP 750-760 (LX) 6/12

 PAR. DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT VALUE* LEVEL*** U.M.
FAN CONTROL (folder with “FAn” label) 0/1 0 2 flag
FPt Fan Parameter type. Characterizes the “FSt” parameter, which can be expressed as tem-
perature absolute value or as a value related to the Setpoint. 0 = absolute; 1 = relative.
FSt Fan Stop temperature. Fan lock temperature; a value, read by the evaporator probe high- -50.0..150.0 2.0 1 °C/°F
er than the set value causes the fans to stop. The value is positive or negative and,
depending on parameter FPt, could represent the temperature in absolute value or rela-
tive to the Setpoint.
Fot Fan on-start temperature. Fan start temperature; if the temperature read by the evapora- -50.0..150.0 -50.0 2 °C/°F
tor is lower than the value set for this parameter, the fans stay still. The value is positive
or negative and, depending on parameter FPt, could represent the temperature in
absolute value or relative to the Setpoint.
FAd FAn differential. Fan activation intervention differential (see par. “FSt” and “Fot”). 1.0…50.0 2.0 1 °C/°F
Fdt Fan delay time. Delay time at fan activation after a defrosting cycle. 0...250 0 1 min
dt drainage time. Dripping time. 0...250 0 1 min
dFd defrost Fan disable. It allows for the evaporator fans to be excluded or not during n/y y 1 flag
defrosting. y = yes; n = no.
FCO Fan Compressor OFF. It allows selection or not of the fan lock when compressor is OFF n/y/dc y 1 num
(switched off).
y = fans active (with thermostat; depending on the value read by the defrosting probe,
see “FSt” parameter);
n = fans off; dc = duty cycle (through “Fon” and “FoF” parameters).

Fod Fan open door open. Allows to select the fans stop when door is open, and the fan re- n/y n 2 flag
start when door is shut (if they we active). n=fans stop; y=fans unchanged
FdC Fan delay Compressor off. Fan switch off delay time after compressor stop. In minutes. 0..99 0 2 min
0= function excluded
Fon Fan on (in duty cycle). Time the fans are ON in a duty cycle. 0..99 0 2 min
Use of fans in duty cycle mode; valid for FCO = dc and H42=1 ((evaporator) probe 2 pre-
sent)
FoF Fan oFF (in duty cycle). Time the fans are OFF in a duty cycle. 0..99 0 2 min
Use of fans in duty cycle mode; valid for FCO = dc and H42=1 ((evaporator) 2 probe pre-
sent)
ALARMS (folder with “AL” label)
Att Alarm type. Parameter “HAL” and “LAL” modes, as temperature absolute value or as dif- 0/1 0 2 flag
ferential compared to the Setpoint.
0 = absolute value; 1 = relative value.
AFd Alarm Fan differential. Alarm differential. 1.0...50.0 2.0 1 °C/°F
HAL (2) Higher ALarm. Maximum temperature alarm. Temperature value (understood as distance LAL...150.0 50.0 1 °C/°F
from the Setpoint, or as an absolute value based on Att) which if exceeded in an upward
direction triggers the activation of the alarm signal. See Max/Min. Alarm Diagram.
LAL (2) Lower ALarm. Minimum temperature alarm. Temperature value (understood as distance -50.0...HAL -50.0 1 °C/°F
from the Setpoint, or as an absolute value based on Att) which if exceeded in a down-
ward direction triggers the activation of the alarm signal. See Max/Min. Alarm Diagram.
PAO (!) Power-on Alarm Override. Alarm exclusion time after instrument switch on, after a power 0...10 0 1 hours
(3) failure.
dAO defrost Alarm Override. Alarm exclusion time after defrost. 0..999 0 1 min
OAO Alarm signaling delay after digital input disabling (door open). 0…10 0 2 hours
Alarm is only for high-low temperature alarms.
tdO time out door Open. Time out after alarm signal following digital input disabling (door 0...250 0 2 min
open)
tAO (3) temperature Alarm Override. Temperature alarm signal delay dime. 0...250 n 1 flag
dAt defrost Alarm time. Alarm signal for defrosting end due to time-out. n/y 0 2 min
n = activates alarm; y = does not activate alarm.
EAL External Alarm Lock. External alarm to lock controls (n= does not lock, y= locks).. n/y n 2 flag
AOP Alarm Output Polarity. Polarity of alarm output. 0/1 1 2 flag
0 = alarm active and output disabled;
1 = alarm active and output enabled.
PbA Configuring temperature alarm on probe 1 and/or 3. 0…3 0 2 min
0 = alarm on probe 1 (thermostating);
1 = alarm on probe 3 (display) ;
2 = alarm on probes 1 and 3 (both thermostating and display).
3 = alarm on probes 1 and 3 (both thermostating and display) on external threshold; Probe 3 alarm
SA3 Set-Point (display) -50.0…150.0 0 2 °C/°F
dA3 Probe 3 alarm differential (display) -30.0…30.0 2.0 2 °C/°F
tA3 Probe 3 alarm delay (display) 0…59 0 2 min
LIGHT AND DIGITAL INPUTS (folder with “Lit” label)
dSd Enabling light relay by door switch. n/y y 2 flag
n = door open, the light does not turn on;
y = door open, the light turns on (if it was off).
dLt Light relay disabling (switch off) delay (cell light). The cell light will remain on for dLt 0…31 0 2 min
minutes after shutting the door if dSd parameter is set for this.
OFL The light key always disables the light relay. Enables the switching off through the cell n/y n 2 flag
light switch even if it is enabled the delay after closing the door set by dLt
dOd Door switch switches off loads . On digital input command, programmed as door-switch, n/y n 2 flag
allows to stop all the loads when opening the door and re-starting them when the door
is shut (respecting any timings in progress).
dAd Digital input enabling delay. 0…255 0 2 min

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 PAR. DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT VALUE* LEVEL** U.M.
LINK CONTROL (folder with “Lin” label)
L00 Master, Slave, Keyboard Selection It allows selection of the instrument as Master (0), 0...7 0 2 num
Slave (from 1 to 7), Echo(0, in this case the Echo is a repetitor of the Master also if con-
nected to a Slave). Number of Slaves in the Network Referred to the Master only.
L01 Number of Slaves in the network (from 0 to 7). 0...7 0 2 num
For Slaves/Echo leave the value =0

L03 Refers to Master and Slave. Defrosting Simultaneous/sequential. n/y n 2 flag

Master: n=sequential; y = simultaneous
Slave: n=ignore; y=accept.
L04 Distributed Display Referred to Slave only. n/y y 2 flag
Deployed view. n = the Slave shows local values; y = the Slave shows the display of the
Master
L05 Network Command Enabled n/y n 2 flag
Referred both to the Master and the Slave. Master: n = does not request Slaves to acti-
vate remote functions; y = requests Slaves to activate remote functions. Slave: n =
ignores remote functions activation originating from the Master; y = accepts remote
functions activation originating from the Master.
L06 Resources Lock At End Of Defrost n/y y 2 flag
Locks resources (compressors/fans, etc.) at the end of defrosting. n=no; y=yes NOTE:
related to Ldd parameter which has over L06 (see)
L07 Alarm Relay with slave Alarm Enabling of alarm relay in the event of a slave alarm n/y n 2 num

L08 Network Command Enabled from Slave n/y n 2 num

Enabling of network functions from slave base
L09 Control Probe Sharing

NIGHT/DAY CONTROL (night and day) (folder with “nad” label)

SEE USER MANUAL Event table (NIGHT AND DAY) for day0, day1, day2, day3, day4, day5, day6, and every day

NIGHT/DAY CONTROL (night and day) (folder with label “nad”)

E00 Functions disabled during events: 0 = management disabled; 1 = reduced set; 0...4 0 2 num
2 = reduced set+light; 3 = reduced set+light+aux. 4= instrument off Event start
E01 hours/minutes. Sets the event start time. The “NIGHT” mode starts at this time. The 0...23/0...59 0 2 hours/min
length is determined by E02.
E02 First event duration. Sets the duration of the event. 0…99 0 2 hours
E03 Blocking/unblocking daily or festive defrosting. NOTE: doesn’t affect the defrosting at 0/1 0 2 flag
intervals like Every Day event.
COMMUNICATION: FOLDER PRESENT ONLY FOR LX MODELS
COMMUNICATION (folder with “Add” label)
dEA (!) dEA= device number within the family (valid values: from 0 to 14) 0...14 0 1 num
FAA (!) FAA= device family (valid values: from 0 to 14) 0...14 0 1 num
The value couple FAA and dEA represents the network address of the device and it is
indicated in the following way: "FF.DD" (where FF=FAA and DD=dEA).
DISPLAY (folder with “diS” label)
LOC (keyboard) LOCk. Keyboard locking. It is still possible to enter parameter programming n/y n 1 flag
and modify them, including the status of this parameter, in order to allow keyboard
unlocking. y = yes (keyboard locked); n = no.
PA1 PAssword 1. When enabled (value different from 0) it represents the access key for level 0...250 0 1 num
1 parameters.
PA2*** PAssword 2. When enabled (value different from 0) it represents the access key for level 0...255 0 2 num
2 parameters.
ndt number display type. View with decimal point. y = yes (view with decimal point) ; n = no n/y n 1 flag
(only integers).
CA1 CAlibration 1. Positive or negative temperature value added to the value read by probe 1, -12.0...12.0 0 1 °C/°F
based on “CA” parameter settings.
CA2 CAlibration 2. Positive or negative temperature value added to the value read by probe 2, -12.0...12.0 0 1 °C/°F
based on “CA” parameter settings.
CA3 CAlibration 3. Positive or negative temperature value added to the value read by probe 3, -12.0...12.0 0 1 °C/°F
based on “CA” parameter settings.
CA CAlibration Intervention. Intervention on view offset, thermostat offset or both. 0/1/2 2 2 num
0 = modifies the temperature displayed only;
1 = adds to the temperature used by regulators, not to the temperature displayed, which
stays unchanged;
2 = adds to the temperature displayed that is also used by regulators.

LdL Low display Label. Minimum value the instrument is able to display. -55.0...302 -50.0 2 °C/°F
HdL High display Label. Maximum value the instrument is able to display. -55.0..302 140.0 2 °C/°F
ddL defrost display Lock. Viewing mode during defrosting. 0/1/2 1 1 num
0 = shows the temperature read by the thermostat probe;
1 = locks the reading on the temperature value read by thermostat probe when defrost-
ing starts, and until the next time the Setpoint value is reached;
2 = displays the label “deF” during defrosting, and until the next time the Setpoint value
is reached.
Ldd Lock defrost disable. Time-out value for delock display (dEF label) if reaching the set- 0…255 0 1 min
point is too long during defrosting, or if the Master-Slave Link communication fails (E7
error)
dro (°) display read-out. Select °C or °F for displaying the temperature read by the probe. 0 = 0/1 0 1 flag
°C, 1 = °F. PLEASE NOTE: the switch between °C and °F DOES NOT modify the set-
point, differential, etc. (for example set=10°C become 10°F).
ddd Selection of the value type to be shown on the display. 0/1/2/3 1 2 num
0 = Setpoint;
1 = probe 1(thermostat);
2 = probe 2(evaporator);
3 = probe 3 (display).
(°) parameter dro:
The mathematical conversion for temperature is °F=(9/5)* °C+32. for example: 32°F=0°C; 50°F=10°C.
with the change from °C to °F and vice versa, the mathematical conversion is NOT carried out and the setpoint values, differential, etc. are NOT changed. It
will therefore be necessary to review all the temperature values set, e.g. with a setpoint set to10°C, when changing the value to °F, the setpoint will become
10°G=F and not 50°F! (according to the conversion table):

IWP 750-760 (LX) 8/12

 PAR. DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT VALUE* LEVEL** U.M.
CONFIGURATION (folder with “CnF” label)
H00 (!) Probe type selection, PTC or NTC. 0 = PTC; 1 = NTC. 0/1 1 1 flag
H02 Time to enable keys, if these are configured for a second function. For the ESC, Up and 0...15 5 2 sec
DOWN keys configured with a second function (defrost, aux, etc.), the time for the rapid
enabling of the same is set. Aux is an exception, which has a fixed time of 1 second

H06 Key/input aux/light-door switch active when instrument is off (but powered) n/y y 2 flag
H08 Stand-by operating mode. 0/1/2 2 2 num
0=display switch off only;
1= display on and controls locked;
2= display off and controls locked;
2= display shows ‘OFF’ and controls locked;
H11 (4) Configuring digital inputs/polarity. -13…13 4 2 num
0= disabled; 1 = defrosting;
2 = reduced set; 3 = auxiliary;
4 = door switch; 5 = external alarm
*6 = disables storing of HACCP alarms (*only in HACCP models) not used
7 = stand-by (ON-OFF) 8 = maintenance request (only LX models)
9 = minimum pressure switch 10 = maximum pressure switch
11 = generic pressure switch 12 = preheating
13 = evaporator fan forcing
H12 (4) Digital inputs/polarity configuration. The same as H11 -13…13 2 2 num
H13 (4) Digital inputs/polarity configuration. The same as H11 -13…13 12 2 num
H14 (4) Digital inputs/polarity configuration. The same as H11. -13…13 11 2 num
(4) WARNING! positive or negative values change polarity
H21 (!) Digital output 1 configurability. (A) 0...10 1 2 num
0 = disabled;
1 = compressor;
2 = defrosting;
3 = fans;
4 = alarm;
5 = auxiliary.
6 = stand-by
7 = light
8 = buzzer
9 = 2nd evaporator
10 = 2nd compressor - ONLY ON SPECIFIC MODELS -
H22 (!) Digital output 2 configurability. (B) 0...10 2 2 num
The same as H21.
H23 (!) Digital output 3 configurability. (C) 0...10 3 2
The same as H21. num
H24 (!) Digital output 4 configurability. (D) 0...10 4 2
The same as H21. num
H25 (!) Digital output 5 configurability 5. (E) 0...10 7 2
The same as H21.
H26 (!) Digital output 6 configurability. (F) 0...10 6 2 num
The same as H21.
H31 (!) Configurability UP key. 0...9 1 2 num
0 = disabled;
1 = defrosting; (default)
2 = auxiliary;
3 = reduced set;
*4 = HACCP alarm reset (*only in HACCP models); not used
*5 = disables HACCP alarms (*only in HACCP models); not used
6 = light;
7 = stand-by;
8 = maintenance request (only LX models)
9 = not used
H32 (!) DOWN key configurability . 0..9 0 2 num
Same as H31. (0= disabled; default)
H33 (!) ESC key configurability. 0...9 3 2 num
Same as H31. 0 = disabled; default)
H34 (!) Function 1 key configurability. default LIGHT. 0…9 6 2 num
H35 (!) Function 2 key configurability. default on-off. 0…9 7 2 num
H41 Control probe presence. n= not present; y= present. n/y y 2 flag
H42 Evaporator probe presence. n= not present; y= present. n/y y 1 flag
H43 Display probe configuration. n= not present; y= present (display probe); n/y n 1
H60 Selection Map Parameters 1…6 - - num
Vector Number
PEI Number of errors allowed per maximum/minimum pressure switch input 0…15 10 - num

Pen Pressure switch error count interval 0…99 60 - min

reL reLease firmware. Device version: read only parameter. / / 1 /

tAb tAble of parameters. Reserved: read only parameter. / / 1 /
COPY CARD (folder with “Fpr” label)
UL Up load. Programming parameter transfer from instrument to Copy Card. Down load. / / 1 /
dL Programming parameter transfer from Copy Card to instrument. / / 1 /
Fr Format. Erasing all parameters in the copy card . / / 2 /
parameter Fr PLEASE NOTE: using the “Fr” parameter (copy card formatting) the
data within the same will be lost permanently. The operation cannot be can-
celled.

Label PA2
Inside CnF folder, you can access all level 2 parameters only from label PA2 by pressing the “set” button
SEE paragraph 2) Viewing level 2 parameters

IWP 750-760 (LX) 9/12

Table of parameters: NOTES

(1) see Duty Cycle diagram.

(2) See Max/Min. Alarm Diagram.
(3) Referred exclusively to high and low temperature alarms
(4) WARNING! positive or negative values change polarity. Positive values: active input when the contact is closed; negative values: Active input when the contact is
open.

Within the deF folder, there are two folders: “dd” (daily defrost) and “Fd” (Festive Defrost); the first folder includes d1…d8 parameters (working day defrost
start); the second folder, instead includes F1…F8 parameters (Festive defrost start). The two folders are visible only if dit =3 and RTC is present.

* VALUE column: to be filled manually, with custom settings (if different from the default value).
** LEVEL column: indicates the level of visibility for parameters that can be accessed by a PASSWORD (see relevant paragraph)
**** PA2 is visible (it will be requested, if specified) at level 1 in CnF folder and can be set (it can be modified) at level 2 in diS folder
(!) WARNING!
• If one or more parameters marked with (!) are modified, the controller must be switched off after the modification and then switched back on
•NOTE: It is strongly recommended, anyway to switch the instrument off and back on again anytime parameters have been changed to prevent malfunctioning on configu-
ration and/or ongoing timings.

KEYBOARD LOCAL PARAMETERS

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT* U.M.
ECO (folder with “PLO” label)
ECO Type of keyboard 0...1 0 num
0= Master keyboard
1= ECO keyboard

adb address base. Base address Keyboard 0...4 0 num

PA3 PAssword. When enabled (value other than 0) it constitutes 0...255 0 num
the access key for the local keyboard parameters.

rEL reLease firmware. Device version: read only parameter. 0...999 0 num

toA time-out Address. Timeout of the tbA address. 0...250 10 sec

LiC (folder with “LiC” label)
Li1 Broadcast communication n= the keyboard communicates n/y n num
with the adb address base (see par.) (in this case there are
several bases); y = the keyboard communicates with the
broadcast address base (in this case there must only be one
base).
tbA Temporary navigation address base. 0…4 0 num
Temporary address for network navigation

* DEFAULT column: The term default identifies the standard factory-set configuration;

(!) WARNING!
•It is strongly recommended, anyway to switch the instrument off and back on again anytime parameters have been changed to prevent malfunctioning on configuration
and/or ongoing timings.

NOTE : BASE UNIT/KEYBOARD CONNECTION/PROGRAMMING.

1 — THE BASE UNIT/KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING/CONFIGURATION CANNOT BE CARRIED OUT IF THE DEVICES ARE CONNECTED TO THE LINK
NETWORK. THEREFORE, IT IS FIRST NECESSARY TO CONFIGURE THE MASTER AND SLAVE DEVICES (WITH RELATED KEYBOARDS) AND THEN
CONNECT THEM TO THE LINK NETWORK.
2 — “FLICKERING” OF THE DISPLAYS ON THE KEYBOARD INDICATES THAT THE CONNECTED UNITS ALL HAVE THE SAME ADDRESS: DISCON-
NECT THE LINK NETWORK AND PROGRAM EACH UNIT AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.

CONDITIONS OF USE It is classified as follows: RESPONSIBILITY AND

• according to its manufacture: as an
PERMITTED USE automatic electronic control device to be RESIDUAL RISKS
For safety reasons, the instrument must be incorporated by independent mounting;
installed and used according to the • according to its automatic operating fea- Eliwell Controls srl shall not be liable for
instructions provided and in particular, tures: as a 1B-type operated control type; any damages deriving from:
under normal conditions, parts bearing • as a Class A device in relation to the cat- • installation/use other than that pre-
dangerous voltage levels must not be egory and structure of the software. scribed and, in particular, which does not
accessible. comply with safety standards anticipated
The device must be adequately protected UNPERMITTED USE by regulations and/or those given herein;
from water and dust as per the application The use of the unit for applications other • use on boards which do not guarantee
and must also only be accessible via the than those described is forbidden. It adequate protection against electric shock,
use of tools (with the exception of the should be noted that the relay contacts water or dust under the conditions of
front panel). provided are of a practical type and there- assembly applied;
The device is ideally suited for use on fore subject to fault. • use on boards which allow access to
household appliances and/or similar refrig- Any protection devices required by prod- dangerous parts without the use of tools;
eration equipment and has been tested uct standards or dictated by common • tampering with and/or alteration of the
with regard to the aspects concerning sense due to obvious safety reasons product;
European reference standards on safety. should be applied externally. • installation/use on boards that do not
comply with the standards and regulations
in force.

IWP 750-760 (LX) 10/12

 KEYBOARD CONNECTIONS / KEYBOARD-BASE / NETWORK
KEYBOARD TERMINALS
IWK open “powered” or SHORT DISTANCE SERIAL CONNECTION
open wide/32x74 32x74 (fast conn)
KEYBOARD “open” 1 DATA GND 12V
2 VDD (+12V on the base) 12V GND
3 GND DATA DATA
“LINK” or LONG DISTANCE SERIAL CONNECTION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 VDD - -
GND

485+
DATA

485+
3 GND - -
VDD

485-
485-

4 485- - -
5 485+ - -
SHORT DISTANCE 485
SERIAL 485
LONG DISTANCE
6 485+ - -
7 485- - -

KEYBOARD IWK KEYBOARD IWK

KEYBOARD IWK "open" IWK "open"
IWK 32x74
1 2 3
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
DATA

DATA
GND

GND
12V
12V

Link Plus 485

DATA

GND

485+
GND

485+
DATA

485-

485-
12V

12V
screw fast Link Plus “Long distance”
conn. conn. serial serial
Serial Serial LONG DISTANCE
connection connection

SHORT DISTANCE
(optional for
semi-finished
KEYBOARD product)
IWK wide
LONG SHORT
Televis DISTANCE Televis DISTANCE LONG DISTANCE
GND1

GND2
GND2

GND1

GND2
GND2
DATA
485+
+12V

485+
485+
485-

485+
+12V
485-

DATA

485-
485-
VDD

VDD
screw
conn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
BASE BOARD BASE BOARD

NETWORK

KEYBOARD IWK KEYBOARD IWK KEYBOARD IWK

SHORT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
DISTANCE
DATA

GND

485+
DATA

485+
DATA

GND
GND

485+
485+

485-
485+
485+

485-
VDD
485-
485-

485-
485-

VDD
VDD

SHORT DISTANCE SHORT DISTANCE SHORT DISTANCE

+12V not used
for network
+12V NOT USED
connection

SHORT SHORT SHORT

DISTANCE TELEVIS DISTANCE DISTANCE
GND1

GND2
GND1

GND2
GND2

GND1
GND2

GND2
GND2

DATA
485+
DATA

+12V
485+

DATA

485-

485+
+12V

485+
485-

485+

+12V
485-

485+

485-
485-

VDD
485-
VDD

VDD

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

BASE BOARD IWP BASE BOARD IWP BASE BOARD IWP

NETWORK

KEYBOARD IWK KEYBOARD IWK KEYBOARD IWK

LONG
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
DISTANCE
DATA
DATA

GND

485+
DATA
GND

485+
485+

GND
485+

485+

485-
485+

485-
485-

VDD
485-

485-
VDD

485-
VDD

LONG DISTANCE 485 LONG DISTANCE 485 LONG DISTANCE 485

GND OPTIONAL

LONG DISTANCE LONG DISTANCE LONG DISTANCE

GND1

GND2
GND1

GND2
GND2

GND1
GND2

GND2
GND2

DATA
485+
DATA

+12V
485+

DATA

485-

485+
+12V

485+
485-

485+

+12V
485-

485+

485-
485-

VDD
485-
VDD

VDD

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

BASE BOARD IWP BASE BOARD IWP BASE BOARD IWP

GND optional

IWP 750-760 (LX) 11/12

 IWP 750-760 (LX) BASE CONNECTIONS

TELEVIS: ONLY LX MODELS

SHORT LONG
TELEVIS DISTANCE DISTANCE
D.I.1 D.I.2 D.I.3 D.I.4 Pb1 Pb2 Pb3

GND1

GND2
GND2

485+
+12V

485+
485-

DATA

485-
VDD
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 TTL

Copy Card TTL

LONG DISTANCE optional PLUG-IN

modules

TELEVIS

TELEVIS: ONLY LX MODELS

ONLY IWP 760 (LX)

LINE
NEUTRAL
GROUND

BASE OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6

BOARD

NOTE TERMINALS
The dimensions of the bases featuring IWP
750 and IWP 760 powers are different.
ALL MODELS
The layout of the bases, illustrated in the
connection diagram, does not include the 4-5-6 “Powered” SHORT DISTANCE Serial connection
mechanical dimensions to scale, but is purely 7 - 8 - 9- 10 LONG DISTANCE Serial
an indication of the position of the termi- 11 - 12 Digital input 1; programmable (see par. H11)
nals and modules.
13 - 14 Digital input 2; programmable (see par. H12)
DISCLAIMER 15 - 16 Digital input 3; programmable (see par. H13)
This document is the exclusive property of Eliwell 17 - 18 Digital input 4; programmable (see par. H14)
Controls srl and cannot be reproduced and circulated
unless expressly authorized by Eliwell Controls srl
19 - 20 Probe 1 (thermostat) input
Although Eliwell Controls srl has taken all possible mea- 21 - 22 Probe 2 (evaporator) input
sures to guarantee the accuracy of this document, it 23 - 24 Probe 3 (display) input
declines any responsibility for any damage arising out of
its use. (25 Not Used)
The same applies to any person or company involved in OUT 1 (A) N.O. relay output (A) see par. H21 (default 1)
preparing and writing this manual. Eliwell Controls srl
reserves the right to make any changes or improve- OUT 2 (B) relay output (B) see par. H22 (default 2)
ments without prior notice and at any time. OUT 3 (C) N.O. relay output (C) see par. H23 (default 3)
OUT 4 (D) relay output (D) see par. H24 (default 4)
OUT 5 (E) N.O. relay output (E) see par. H25 (default 7)
TTL Copy Card TTL input for Copy Card

ELIWELL CONTROLS s.r.l. optional modules

Via dell'Industria, 15 Zona Industriale Paludi LONG DISTANCE optional plug-in module for the base-keyboard connection
32010 Pieve d'Alpago (BL) ITALY
Telephone +39 0437 986111
using LONG DISTANCE Serial
Facsimile +39 0437 989066
Internet http://www.eliwell.it ONLY FOR IWP 760 (LX) MODEL
Technical Customer Support:
OUT 6 (E) N.O. relay output (F) see par. H26 (default 6)
Telephone +39 0437 986300
Email: [email protected] ONLY FOR LX MODELS
Invensys Controls Europe
1-2 -3 Serial 485 for TELEVIS
An Invensys Company TTL TTL input for connection to the TelevisSystem
optional modules
7/2006 - GB -
cod. 9IS23029 TELEVIS optional plug-in module for the connection to the
TelevisSystem using Serial 485
IWP 750-760 (LX) 12/12