meitav-tec MTS/SUPER/CO2 series Leitfaden
Touch Screen Thermostat
MTSC/SUPER/CO2, MTSC24/SUPER/CO2 Series
MTS/SUPER/CO2, MTS24/SUPER/CO2 Series
Owner’s manual and technician settings
Rev. 2.4
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Index
1. Owner’s Manual ………………………………………………..... 3
1.1 Quick Guide …………………………………………………. 4
1.2 Turning the unit ON or OFF ……………………………….. 4
1.3 Adjusting the set-point temperature………………………...4
1.4 Switch between temperature scales………………………..4
1.5 Switching between System modes ……………………….. 5
1.6 Switching between Fan speeds……………………………..5
1.7 Fan on demand (Auto fan) ….…………………………….. 6
1.8 Lock the thermostat’s buttons ….………………………….. 6
1.9 Timer for turning the thermostat off ………………………. 6
1.10 Economy mode indications E1 – E5 ….………………….. 7
1.11 Freeze protection ………………………...…………………. 8
1.12 Fresh air and CO2 monitoring…………………………..…. 9
2. Installation Instructions……..………………………………..... 10
3. Wiring Configuration and DIP Switches…….……………..... 13
4. Technician Settings …….……………………………………..... 19
5. MAC Address (MTSC Series only) ……………...…………..... 36
1. Owner’s manual
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Fan
only
*Auto
mode
Heat Cool
*Auto
speed
High Low
Press to switch between
fan speeds:
Med.
*In Auto mode, the active
mode will flash
System ON
Press and hold to lock the
thermostat’s buttons
(set-point must be other
than 10ºC/50ºF)
Press and hold
to enter technician settings
(set-point must be equal to
10ºC/50ºF)
Set-point
adjustment
CO2
readings
Modes
indication
Ambient /
Set-point
temperature
display
Fan speeds
indication
Press to
turn
system
ON or OFF
Press to switch between
system modes:
*In Auto speed, the active
speed will appear
System OFF
1.1 Quick Guide
Temperature
scale
1.2 Turning the unit ON or OFF
Press the button to turn the unit ON – system mode and fan
speed symbols will appear on display.
Press again to turn the unit OFF – the symbols will disappear.
1.3 Adjusting the set-point temperature
While the thermostat is ON, press the or buttons – the
set-point temperature will flash.
Press again to adjust the set point.
Unit ONUnit OFF
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1.4 Switching between temperature scales
Press and hold the button to switch between temperature
scales.
Note: set-point must be other than 10ºC,11ºC/50ºF,51ºF
Press the button to
switch between system
modes:
1.5 Switching between system modes
Fan
only
Auto
mode
HeatCool
Notes:
- During demand for cooling (cooling active), the will flash.
- During demand for heating (heating active), the will flash.
1.6 Switching between fan speeds
Press the button to
switch between fan speeds:
Low
speed
Medium
speed
High
speed
Auto
speed
Note: When Auto speed Is
selected, the word “AUTO”
and the active fan speed
will appear on display
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The selection of system modes may be disabled depending on
system configuration.
The selection of fan speeds may be disabled depending on system
configuration.
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1.7 Fan on demand (Auto fan)
Press and hold the button to activate or deactivate
fan on demand (Auto fan) function.
Notes:
- When activated, the fan will run with demand for cooling
or heating.
- The fan on demand function cannot be activated with
“Fan only” mode.
AUTO FAN
active
This option may be disabled, depending on system configuration.
1.8 Lock the thermostat’s buttons
Press and hold the button to lock or unlock the thermostat’s
buttons. When locked, the icon will appear on display.
1.9 Timer for turning the thermostat off
Press and hold the button – the hours for the off-timer will
appear on display. Adjust the timer using the and buttos.
Range: 0...10 Hours
Note: Set “0” to disable the timer.
Economy mode can be activated by triggering a window contact,
door switch, key-tag or PIR sensor.
When Economy mode is active, the thermostat will either turn off or
use special economy set points for cooling and heating set by
technician.
Please refer to parameters P25 and P26 in the technician setting
section of this manual.
The following indications will appear on display:
-E1 – Economy mode triggered by window contact
-E2 – Economy mode triggered by PIR (occupancy sensor)
-E4 – Economy mode triggered by door switch or key-tag
-E5 – OFF state triggered by door switch or key-tag
-E6 – Valves OFF and Fan low triggered by door switch or key-tag
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1.10 Economy mode indications E1 – E6
Temperature
Time
Normal work Freeze protection
Cut-in
Cut-out
The Freeze protection feature will not allow the room temperature to
drop below predefined cut-in temperature. Depending on which
configuration the system is operating under (with or without Heat pump)
this feature will force the system to operate in heat mode and activate
the fan.
This feature will take effect when the thermostat is either ON or OFF.
When the room temperature rises above the predefined cut-out
temperature, the thermostat will return to its previous state.
When freeze protection is activated, the display alternates between
“AL” and room temperature.
For selection of cut-in and cut-out temperatures, please refer to
technician settings parameters P36 and P37.
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1.11 Freeze protection
The thermostat continuously monitors the ambient CO2level using the
built in CO2sensor and compares the readings to the CO2set-point.
When the ambient CO2level rises above the set-point, the fresh air
damper will open to bring in fresh air.
Additionally, when the ambient CO2level exceed the high limit alarm,
an indication will appear on the display.
The values of the CO2set-point and high limit alarm, together with
other CO2parameters are set by technician.
Please refer to parameters P180-P185 in the technician setting section.
All CO2parameters and readings can be monitored through BMS and
optionally trigger other air handling devices to take action.
The CO2ambient reading can either be displayed constantly or hidden
by setting either “0” or “1” to technician parameter P180.
Important: Please allow 12 hours of operation from initial power up,
before reading a reliable CO2value.
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1.12 Fresh air and CO2 monitoring
Alarms indications may appear on the
top left side of the display as follows:
-CO
2High limit alarm
-CO
2High limit + filter alarms
- Filter alarm
2. Installation Instructions
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The MTS/SUPER/CO2 Thermostat designed for flush mounting in the
room to be controlled. It should be located where the occupant can
easily read the display and use the controls.
If the built in temperature sensor is being used to measure room
temperature, the panel should be placed where the temperature is
representative of the general room conditions, away from cold or warm
air draughts, radiant heat and direct sunlight.
The panel should not be installed on an outside wall.
- The standard installation height is 1.5 meter (5 feet) from the floor.
WARNING: Risk of Electric Shock and Property Damage.
Disconnect power supply before making electrical connections.
The installation is to be performed by a qualified electrician.
WARNING: The integrated circuits in the controller are
sensitive to static currents. Take suitable precautions.
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