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1.             WEN                               Fig  2c  ICTD with 1 4  connection   less thermowell     1 4   18 NPT 0 180  fi   4 5                                                                             3 375        eng                        85 73 mm                      0 62         lt  lt      15 8          Figure 2  ICTD Sensor Options     Note  Fig  2c is an ICTD sensor only  Typically used  with Vilter packages  the sensor threads into an existing  thermowell     FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Page 3    090 040 102  NOV 2014     INTRODUCTION    CONVERSION OF SCREW COMPRESSOR UNITS TO  THE FRICK   QUANTUM   HD CONTROL PANEL     These instructions are based on the installer having a fun   damental knowledge of refrigeration design and installation   Instructions are for conversion to the standard design unit   Special package and or control modifications furnished on the  existing unit will require deviation from these instructions     Contact Fricke if you have any questions  concerns or prob   lems  Fricke does not take responsibility for the suitability  of these instructions  for any nonstandard installation or for  consequential damages resulting from the conversion     NOTICE    Do not initiate retrofit conversion until you have  completely reviewed all instructions and checked  material received for suitability and completeness        Material supplied with this Fricke retrofit kit   A  A complete QUANTUM   HD control panel    
2.         _ __    Form 090 040 102  NOV 2014                K INSTALLATION         LIIC  SERVICE MANUAL   Section 90    Replaces  090 040 102  AUG 2014   BY JOHNSON CONTROLS Dist  3  3a  3b  3c    RETROFIT CONVERSION  TO THE    FRICK   QUANTUM    HD CONTROL    VILTER   SINGLE SCREW  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS       Please check www jci com frick for the latest version of this publication     090 040 102  NOV 2014     FRICK   QUANTUM    HD RETROFIT PANELS    The QUANTUM   HD control panels sold under this program  are designed to handle standard screw compressor package  piping and instrument design  Compressors are to be electric  motor driven only  Other drive lines can be accommodated  through Frick   Engineering  Lubrication is accomplished  by electric motor or shaft driven oil pumps  or differential  pressure lube systems  If the compressor package does  not meet these basic requirements  contact Frick   for  engineering assistance  Frick   can make the proper changes  for most applications  Additional engineering and drawing  charges will be quoted  Examples of standard piping and  instrument designs for both Frick and other manufacturer s  designs are shown on page 3     In some cases  even though the screw compressor package  meets the basic requirements  package modifications and or  control panel modifications may be required  non standard  sensors  modified piping  additional solenoids and check  valves  and additional relays into the control circuits  etc   This is t
3.      PLANT  SUPPLY L  B b 3 PHASE    TRANS           4            E  BUS    ml  I LI I  GROUND BUS    ELECTRONIC     ELECTRONIC     ELECTRONIC  CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL    CORRECT    PLANT  3 PHASE  BUS    GROUND BUS    INCORRECT     c          e         IL  ELECTRONIC     ELECTRONIC ELECTRONIC  CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL    Figure 15  Electronic Control Panel Power Supplies       090 040 I02  M0V 2014     ES  k NGGENENENGENT    FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT l  Page 14 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Aea  COMMUNICATIONS UPS POWER AND QUANTUM HD PANELS    The use of communications such as serial and ethernet  in industrial environments are commonplace  The proper  installation of these networks is as important to the proper  operation of the communications as all of the preceding  practices are to the equipment     Serial communications cable needs to be of the proper gauge  based on the total cable distance of the run  Daisy chaining  is the only acceptable style of running the communications  cable  While Star Networks may use less cable  they more  often than not cause problems and interruptions in communi   cations  due to varying impedances over the varying lengths  of cable  Ground or drain wires of the communications cable  are to be tied together at each daisy chain connection and  only taken to ground in the central control system panel     It is important to carefully consider the type of cable to be  used  Just because a cable has the proper number of conduc   tors and
4.  B  Operation  Maintenance and Retrofit Conversion  manuals     C  Four ICTD Temperature Probes 1 4  MPT  less well    D  Three 0 500 PSIA Pressure Transducers 1 4  MPT   E  One 0 200 PSIA Pressure Transducer 1 4  MPT     Each sensor comes with a 24  section of the proper shielded  cable with DIN connector to plug onto the sensor     A pressure transducer manifold block  with mounting brack   ets and service valves for  four  4  pressure trans   ducers  is available as an  option  With this option   the cables on the trans   ducers are 8        NOTICE    Older gear driven  capacity and volume  slide actuators must    be replaced with the  optical style  actuators shown in  Figure 3 before  retrofitting        Figure 3  Current Optical Actuator    MATERIAL TO BE SUPPLIED BY INSTALLER AS REQUIRED  Pressure tubing and fittings  1 4 inch stainless steel   Pipe  fittings  and adaptors  Electrical conduit  fittings  and solenoids  Wire  Current transformer in the compressor motor starter     control transformer  and any motor starter compo   nents or modifications     Labor and tools required to complete installation and  start up     090 040 102  NOV 2014        SUCTION         Bearing Main                NO VALVE           FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT  Page 4 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS    Oil   Oil Injection       Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    TYPICAL TRANSDUCER CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR CONVERTING  VILTER   SINGLE SCREW UNITS TO OUANTUM HD CONTROL         A TE 1 SUCTION TE
5.  devices have revolutionized  the way refrigeration plants operate today     The earlier relay systems were virtually immune to radio  frequency interference  RFI   electromagnetic interference   EMI   and ground loop currents  Therefore installation and  wiring were of little consequence and the wiring job con   sisted of hooking up the point to point wiring and sizing  the wire properly  In an electronic system  improper instal   lation will cause problems that may outweigh the benefits  of electronic control  Electronic equipment is susceptible to  RFI  EMI  and ground loop currents which can cause equip   ment shutdowns  processor memory and program loss  as  well as erratic behavior and false readings  Manufacturers of  industrial electronic equipment take into consideration the  effects of RFI  EMI  and ground loop currents and incorpo   rate protection of the electronics in their designs  However   these design considerations do not make the equipment  immune  so manufacturers require that certain installation  precautions be taken to protect the electronics from these  effects  All electronic equipment must be viewed as sensitive  instrumentation and therefore requires careful attention to  installation procedures  These procedures are well known to  instrumentation  networking  and other professions but may  not be followed by general electricians     There are a few basic practices that if followed  will minimize  the potential for problems resulting from RFI  EMI a
6.  is shielded does not mean it is an acceptable cable   Johnson Controls Frick recommends the use of Belden  9829  for RS 422 communications and Belden   9841 for RS 485 up  to 2000 feet  600 Meters  total cable length  Refer to Frick  drawing 649D4743 for more detail    Comm Port Protection  Surge suppression for the comm  ports may not be the best method  since suppression is re   quired to divert excess voltage current to ground  Therefore   the success of these devices is dependent on a good ground   covered earlier in this section   This excess energy can be  quite high and without a proper ground  it will access the  port and damage it     Isolation or Optical Isolation is the preferred comm port  protection method  With optical isolation  there is no con   tinuity between the communications cable and the comm  port  There is no dependence on the quality of the ground   Be sure to know what the voltage isolation value of the  optical isolator is before selecting it  These may range from  500 to 4000 Volts     Fricke Optical Isolation Kits are offered under part number  639C0133G01  One kit is required per comm port     Johnson Controls  Inc  does not advise nor support the use  of uninterrupted power supply systems for use with the  Quantum HD panel  With a UPS system providing shutdown  protection for a Frick Quantum panel  the panel may not  see the loss of the 3 phase voltage on the motor because  the UPS may prevent the motor starter contactor from  dropping out  Wit
7.  material by  national or local codes  conduits between a constant  speed starter and the motor  3 phase  may be PVC     Any unshielded control voltage  signal  analog  or com   munication wiring that does not maintain 12 inches of  separation from any 3 phase conductors for every 33  feet  10 meters  of parallel run must be in metal conduit  which will be grounded     Separation   0 33 feet  0 10 meters   12 inches   3 meters     33 66 feet  10 20 meters   24 inches   6 meters     Since PVC conduit does absolutely nothing to protect  lower voltage lines from the magnetic field effects of  higher voltage conductors  running either the lower or  the higher voltage lines in PVC  does not reduce these  requirements on separation  Only running in metal conduit  can relieve these requirements     Due to the level of EMI that can be induced onto lower  voltage lines when running multiple feeders in a trench   control power  communications  analog  or signal wiring  cannot be run in trenches that house multiple conduits   electrical ducts carrying 3 phase power to starters vfd  or motors     FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT  Page 12 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS       ES o    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    Control power  communications  analog  or signal wir   ing should be run overhead  preferred  or in a separate  trench  If these lines are not in threaded metallic or  threaded PVC coated metallic  abiding by the separation  requirements noted above is necessary     Though not re
8.  of the proper sized insulated  stranded conductor  from the electronic control panel to the  plant supply transformer  See Figure 12   Driving a ground  stake at the electronic control may also cause additional  problems since other equipment in the plant on the same  circuits may ground themselves to the ground stake causing  large ground flow at the electronic control panel  Also  run   ning multiple ground conductors into the electronic control  panel from various locations can create multiple potentials  resulting in ground loop currents  A single ground wire  10  AWG or 8 AWG  from the electronic control panel  that is  bonded to the control power neutral at the secondary side  of the control power transformer in the starter and then to  the 3 phase ground point  will yield the best results     3 PHASE    PLANT SUPPLY  TRANSFORMER      COPPER          COPPER    ELECTRONIC  CONTROL    Figure 12  Control Power Ground Circuit    Structural grounding can also result in multiple ground    potentials and is also a relatively poor conductor   Therefore  this is not an acceptable method for proper  operation of electronic equipment        There must be a ground for the three phase power wiring   This must be sized in accordance to the NEC and any local  codes relative to the highest rated circuit overload protec   tion provided in the circuit  The manufacturer may require a  larger ground conductor than what Is required by the NEC for  proper steering of EMI from sensitive circ
9.  panels  subjects the  electronic equipment to noise generated by other devices  connected to the breaker panel  This noise is known as elec   tromagnetic interference  EMI   EMI flows on the wires that  are common to a circuit  EMI cannot travel easily through  transformers and therefore can be isolated from selected  circuits  Use a control power transformer of the proper VA  rating  usually provided in the compressor drive motor starter   to isolate the electronic control panel from other equipment  in the plant that generate EMI  See Figure 11     CONTROL Ld    TRANSFORMER    ISOLATED  CIRCUIT    ELECTRONIC CONTROL    CORRECT    CONTROL      TRANSFORMER    NONISOLATED  CIRCUIT       INCORRECT  Figure 11  Voltage Source Circuit To Prevent EMI    S o    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    GROUNDING    Grounding is the most important factor for successful opera   tion and is typically the most overlooked  The NEC states that  control equipment may be grounded by using the rigid conduit  as a conductor  This worked for the earlier relay systems  but  IL is in no way acceptable for electronic control equipment   Conduit is made of steel and is a poor conductor relative  to an insulated stranded copper wire  Electronic equipment  reacts to very small currents and must have a proper ground  in order to operate properly  therefore  stranded copper  grounds are required for proper operation     For proper operation  the control power ground circuit must  be a single continuous circuit
10.  to the Capacity Volume calibration  page on the Quantum HD controller     Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    Capacity Slide Calibration    1     Press the Unload Capacity Slide button  The photo chopper  will spin at a high rate until the low end physical stop is  reached and the photo chopper winds to a stop  Quickly  press the Unload Capacity Slide button again to turn of  the unload output       Press down on the Photo Chopper until the tension is    relieved  You may need to press down on the photo  chopper a few times to fully relieve the tension       Once the tension is relieved press the Blue Calibration    Button on the capacity slide actuator to initiate capacity  slide actuator calibration  The red calibration LED will be  flashing at a rapid rate  multiple times per second        Press the Blue calibration button again  The red calibra     tion LED is now flashing at a slower rate  about once per  second   The minimum capacity position output is now  set on the actuator       On the Capacity Volume calibration page press the Set    Low Capacity button to set the Capacity Low Value refer   ence voltage on the Quantum HD controller  To prevent  the capacity slide from hitting the low end physical stop   the reference voltage for Capacity Low Value is adjusted  upward by 3  of the actuators output range of 0 5 VDC    15 volts   The Quantum HD will not unload the capacity  slide beyond the Capacity Low Value reference voltage       With the red calibration LED flashing 
11. Access Levels   Basic   1   Operation   2   Service   3  25  Refer to the Operation manual  090 040 0  to ensure that  all setpoints have been properly entered  The main configu     ration items for the Vilter   single screw are Package Type   Package Duty  Oil Pump Type  Refrigerant and Drive Type     S o    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    Go to Menu    Configuration    Package to select Package  Type  Package Duty  Refrigerant and Drive Type     Select the Oil Pump Lubrication tab to select the oil pump  type  The default oil pump selection is Full Time  If the pump  operation is part time or on demand  select Demand  When  Demand is selected  additional setpoints used to run the  Vilter  lubrication logic are added to that page  While these  are adjustable it should not be necessary to do so     26  Before calibrating the analog devices  sensors   check the  configuration of all utilized analog devices to ensure they are  configured correctly with regard to sensor output and sensor  range  The analog board in the QUANTUM HD provides 24  vdc excitation for the sensors     Sensor default configuration is as follows for the following    sensors  Any additional sensors will also need checked for  proper configuration     Pressure Transducers  Location    SensorOutput   Sensor Range    O to 200 PSIA    Oil  Oil Filter  amp  E    Temperature Probes  Location    SensorOutput   Sensor Range         ICTD  integrated  Suction  Oil  Separator   gt     459 3 to 463 1  F   amp  Dischar
12. MPERATURE  AVALVE TE 2 DISCHARGE TEMPERATURE  ATS TE 3 OIL TEMPERATURE  LOCATION TE 4 SEPARATOR TEMPERATURE   PE 1 OIL PRESSURE   PE 2 OIL FILTER PRESSURE   PE 3 DISCHARGE PRESSURE   PE 4 SUCTION PRESSURE   F 1 OIL FILTER                            DISCHARGE  gt                                      QUANTUM     HD PANEL             NO VALVE   E                               AITUU  Oom O mmou  mo                                                 Figure 4  Transducer Connection Diagram  Typ  Conversion     INSTRUCTIONS    NOTICE    Before proceeding  read the instructions for  Proper  Installation of Electronic Equipment in an Industrial  Environment  on page 8        1  Push  STOP  key to shut down the unit  Lockout and Tagout  all sources of power to the compressor package     2  Close the discharge  and liquid injection  if applicable   service valves     3  SLOWLY vent the separator to low side system pressure  using the suction check valve bypass  Close suction valve  and suction check valve bypass     NOTICE    Recover or transfer all refrigerant vapor in accordance  with local ordinances before opening to atmosphere   Separator MUST be equalized to atmospheric pressure     Refrigerant entrained in the oil may vaporize  causing  a separator pressure increase  Repeat venting and  recovery procedure if necessary        4  If an oil separator temperature probe well is to be installed   drain the oil from the oil separator     5  Take digital photographs of all internal connecti
13. acity slide actuator is the one that is  physically higher on the compressor  To avoid any incidental  damage  disconnect the cables for control and signal at the  optical actuators before wiring these devices to the digital  and analog boards  They will be reconnected later     awe    T         WW           T _   M    4 ih  5  WALL Ie I    it     ri PM     LL M CT   T L        ORE    E       A  Temperature  B  Pressure  C  Capacity  amp  Volume        Figure 6  Analog I O cabling entry into the enclosure  and routing to the analog board  Typical      13  Refer to the Vilter   specific drawings that come with  the QUANTUM   HD for instruction on properly landing the  power  signal and common wires of the signal cable for the  capacity and volume slide position on the analog I O board   These drawings also include connection information for the  load  unload and common wire for the control cable to the  digital board     14  Before starting the AC control wiring  the following items  should be checked in the compressor starter  Refer to the  compressor motor starter diagrams     A  The compressor requires a minimum of 2 KVA trans   former for 120 VAC control and heater power     B  The compressor starter must have a ground wire  pulled from the three phase source  The ground  must be connected to the starter backplate and the  neutral terminal  2  on the secondary side of the  control transformer     C  Verify that the current transformer  CT  is placed as  shown on the motor 
14. and  green  GND    Copper ground only  Conduit ground is not  acceptable      The main power wiring to the QUANTUM HD panel  line and  neutral  must be 10 AWG  A separate ground wire is also  required for each QUANTUM   HD panel and must also be at  least a number 10 insulated copper wire     16  Connect the remaining control wires between the starter  and the control panel  as shown on the drawings that come  with the QUANTUM   HD and or the compressor motor starter  diagrams and the panel wiring diagrams  These control wires  are typically     A  Compressor start  18   B  Compressor auxiliary  20   C  Current transformer  3  amp  4   D  Oil pump start  if required   8   E  Oil pump auxiliary  if required   19     17  Connect the remaining package control wires  including  options  to the control panel  as shown on the panel wiring  diagrams provided with the QUANTUM   HD for Vilter   retrofit     18  Before applying power to the QUANTUM   HD control  panel  make the following checks    A  Check each terminal for loose connections or damage  to the circuit boards or cables    B  Check for wire clippings or metal drill filings on the  circuit board or in the panel  Clean the QUANTUM   HD  control panel thoroughly before applying the control  power     FRICK   QUANTUM    HD VILTER   RETROFIT  Page 6 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS    Frick  19  Make sure that the circuit breakers  CB1 and CB2  in    the QUANTUM   HD control panel are in the  OFF  position   Engage the electrical dis
15. anels should never be used as a junction box  These  wires may be carrying large transients that will interfere with  the operation of the control panel  An extreme example of  this would be to run 480 volts from the starter through  the electronic control panel to an oil pump motor     When running conduit to the electronic control panel  use  the access holes  knockouts  provided by the manufacturer   These holes are strategically placed so that the field wiring  does not interfere with the electronics in the panel  Never  allow field wiring to come in close proximity with the con   troller boards since this will almost always cause problems     S o    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    Do not drill into an electronic control panel to locate conduit  connections  You are probably not entering the panel where  the manufacturer would like you to since most manufactur   ers recommend or provide prepunched conduit connections   You may also be negating the NEMA rating of the enclosure   Drilling can cause metal filings to land on the electronics and  create a short circuit when powered is applied  If you must  drill the panel  take the following precautions     First  call the panel manufacturer before drilling into the  panel to be sure you are entering the panel at the right  place     Take measures to avoid ESD  electrostatic discharge  to  the electronics as you prep the inside of the Electronic  control panel  This can be done by employing an antistatic  wrist band and mat co
16. ashers at the point of con   nection at each end will maximize metal to metal contact     STARTER    Figure 13  Motor And Starter Grounding  VFD APPLICATIONS    The primary ground conductor that accompanies the three   phase supply must be stranded copper  insulated and two  sizes larger than the minimum required by the NEC or any  other applicable codes  This is necessary due to the increased  generation of EMI which is a characteristic of a VFD output  to the motor when compared to a conventional starter     For VFD applications  isolation of the control power  analog  devices  and communications ground from the 3 phase  ground within the starter and the electronic control panel may  be necessary  This is due to the higher noise  RFI EMI  levels  generated between the VFD output and the motor  relative  to a conventional starter  II these grounds are left coupled  by a common back plate in the starter drive  this noise can  be direct coupled to the control power  analog device  and  communications grounding and may cause unexplained  behavior and possible damage to components     090 040 I02  M0V 2014     To install correctly  run a separate  properly sized  10 or 8  AWG typically  insulated ground along with and taken to  ground with  the 3 phase ground at the 3 phase supply  transformer  plant   This will require that the 3 phase ground  and the control power ground be electrically isolated except  for the connection at the plant supply transformer     This style of groun
17. at the slower rate     press the Load Capacity Slide button  The photo chopper  Will spin at a high rate until the high end physical stop is  reached and the photo chopper winds to a stop  Quickly  press the load Capacity Slide button again to turn of the  load output     Press down on the Photo Chopper until the tension is  relieved  You may need to press down on the photo  chopper a few times to fully relieve the tension       Press the Blue calibration button again  The red calibration    LED will go out  The maximum capacity position output  Is now set on the actuator       On the Capacity Volume calibration page press the Set    High Capacity button to set the Capacity High Value refer   ence voltage on the Quantum HD controller  To prevent  the capacity slide from hitting the high end physical stop   the reference voltage for Capacity High Value is adjusted  downward by 3  of the actuators output range of 0 5  VDC   15 volts   The Quantum HD will not load the capacity  slide beyond the Capacity High Value reference voltage     NOTICE    FRICK   QUANTUM    HD VILTER   RETROFIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS    090 040 102  NOV 2014   Page 9    Volume Slide Calibration    1     Press the Decrease Volume Slide button  The photo  chopper will spin at a high rate until the low end physical  stop is reached and the photo chopper winds to a stop   Quickly press the Decrease Volume Slide button again to  turn of the decrease output       Press down on the Photo Chopper until the te
18. ature sensors  suction   discharge  oil and separator temperature   Part    639A0361H01   4   24   2 wire  shielded cables with integrated DIN  connector   1   4 hole  3 4  strain relief    Once each of the new temperature sensors are prop   erly installed  plug in the cables and route back to the  QUANTUM   HD where they will be gathered and ran through  the 4 hole 3 4  strain relief provided in the kit  Use one of  the 4 holes provided at the bottom left side of the enclosure  for the entry of these cables     8  Before making the final wiring connection for the tem   perature sensors  refer to the multipage drawing that is  provided in the new controller or the panel wiring diagrams  in the 090 040 M publication  Temperature probe cabling  Is grounded at the ground block in the panel  Cut off the  shield and drain wire at the probe end and use heat shrink  or electrical tape to cover the bare wire  preventing contact  with ground     9  Connect the red  or white  and black wires to the analog  I O board as shown on the on the panel wiring diagrams in  the 090 040 M publication     10  If the output of the existing pressure transducers are  NOT 4 20mA  0 20mA  1 5V  0 5 V  2 10V or 0 10V  they  must be replaced  The signal from the older standard Vilter   pressure transducer is not a standard sensor signal range     The pressure transducer kit that comes with the QUANTUM HD  retrofit includes the following     1  O 200psia 1 4  MPT Transducer  suction pressure    3   O 500p
19. bration button again  The red calibration    LED will go out  The maximum capacity position output  Is now set on the actuator       On the Capacity Volume calibration page press the Set    High Volume button to set the Volume High Value refer   ence voltage on the Quantum HD controller  To prevent  the volume slide from hitting the high end physical stop   the reference voltage for Volume High Value is adjusted  downward by 396 of the actuators output range of 0 5 VDC    15 volts   The Quantum HD will not increase the volume  slide beyond the Volume High Value reference voltage     NOTICE    If the signal from the actuator drops below the low If the signal from the actuator drops below the low  end reference voltage or above the high end reference  voltage for the volume slide  a corresponding increase    or decrease command will be issued     end reference voltage or the above the high end  reference voltage for the capacity slide  a corresponding  load or unload command will be issued        090 040 I02  M0V 2014     FRICK   QUANTUM    HD VILTER   RETROFIT  Page 10 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS       _    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    PROPER INSTALLATION OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IN AN INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT    In today s refrigeration plants  electronic controls have  found their way into almost every aspect of refrigeration  control  Electronic controls have brought to the industry  more precise control  improved energy savings  and operator  conveniences  Electronic control
20. ce valve  Read the pressure on the test gauge and com   pare this reading to the displayed value  Adjust the displayed  value  if necessary    9  Step to the discharge pressure setting on the Pressure  Calibration display    10  Repeat the calibration procedure using the value from  the gauge    11  Step to the oil pressure setting on the Pressure Calibra   tion display    12  Repeat the calibration procedure using the value from  the gauge    13  Step to the pre oil filter pressure setting on the Pressure  Calibration display     CAPACITY  amp  VOLUME SLIDE CALIBRATION    Go to Menu  gt  Calibration  gt  Capacity   Volume    Once on this screen with the capacity and volume slides in  Manual mode  you can attach the power and signal cables  at the optical actuators for the capacity and volume slides     NOTICE    When looking at the compressor the Capacity Slide  actuator will always be physically higher on the  compressor than the Volume Slide actuator        Figure 7  Calibration Capacity Volume Screen    The optical actuators used for capacity and volume slide  positioning provide a O 5vdc  O 5000mvdc  signal over the  range of travel for these slides back to the QUANTUM   HD  analog board  1 channels 14  amp  15 respectively     The rotation of the command shaft is critical for proper  operation of loading and unloading for capacity control or  increasing and decreasing for volume control  The correct  command shaft rotation for the capacity and volume slides  by compress
21. commended  if cable trays are used  metal   lic dividers must be used for separation of conductors of  unlike voltages and types  AC or DC      NOTICE    When in doubt contact the factory or use threaded  metallic or threaded PVC coated metallic conduit   WIRING PRACTICES    Do not mix wires of different voltages in the same conduit   An example of this would be the installation of a screw  compressor package where the motor voltage is 480 volts  and the electronic control panel power is 120 volts  The 480  volt circuit must be run from the motor starter to the motor  in its own conduit  The 120 volt circuit must be run from the  motor starter control transformer to the electronic control  panel in its own separate conduit  If the two circuits are run  in the same conduit  transients on the 480 volt circuit will be  induced onto the 120 volt circuit causing functional problems  with the electronic control panel  Metallic dividers must be  used in wire way systems  conduit trays  to separate unlike  voltages  The same rule applies for 120 volt wires and 220  volt wires  Also  never run low voltage wires for DC analog  devices or serial communications in the same conduit with  any AC wiring including 120 volt wires  See Figure 14     480 VOLT  3 PHASE    BUS       GROUND BUS    SEPARATE  CONDUIT    Figure 14  Separation Of Different Voltage Circuits    Never run any wires through an electronic control panel  that do not relate to the function of the panel  Electronic  control p
22. connect at the compressor starter   20  Using a DIGITAL VOLTMETER  verify the AC line voltage in  the QUANTUM   HD control panel  The AC line voltage should  be between 100 VAC and 125 VAC or 185 VAC to 254 VAC   21  Check for AC volts  in millivolts  between AC neutral  2   and AC ground  GND   If the millivolt reading is greater than  500 millivolts  pull the electrical disconnect at the motor  starter and reverify ground and neutral circuits     22  If all is ok  turn circuit breakers CB1 and CB2 to the  ON   position     23  POWER SUPPLY CALIBRATION    QUANTUM      There are three separate power supplies  in the QUANTUM    HD  and are designated from left to  right as  5 VDC   12 VDC and  24VDC      UUUUUUUUUUUU           LXIILIIILIIIIIILILIIIIIIIIIIII LI LI    Adjustment  Potentiometer  Access             o 00000    DC GNL  120 or 240 VAC              Each power supply  5  12   amp  24 vdc  is labeled with the part  number and acceptable voltage output range     The voltages for the 5  12   amp  24 vdc supplies are as follows        5vdcrange   5 10   5 20 vdc     12 vdc range   12 10   12 20 vdc     24 vdc range   24 2  24 5 vdc    The power supplies accept both 120 or 220 VAC   input range   100   240 VAC     24  At this point  the operating display on the controller  should be seen     Log in to the controller using a default login code  The default  login codes for all access levels can be changed as part of  the configuration process     Quantum    HD Default Login 
23. ding should steer the noise  EMI RFI   to earth ground  reducing the potential for it to affect the  sensitive equipment  which could occur if the grounds were    left coupled   NOTICE    If all other recommendations for grounding are followed   this process should not be necessary   CONDUIT    All national and local codes must be followed for conduit  with regard to materials  spacing and grounding  In addition   Johnson Controls Frick requirements must be followed  where they exceed or match national or local codes  Con   versely  there is no allowance for any practices that are  substandard to what is required by national or local codes        Johnson Controls Frick conduit requirements     For variable frequency drives  VFDs  of any type  threaded  metallic or threaded PVC coated metallic is required  for both the power feed  line side  from the source and  between the VFD output and the motor  load side      PVC conduit is acceptable only when VFD rated cable  of the proper conductor size and ground is used  This  applies to both the line side and load side of the drive   When VFD rated cable is not used  threaded metallic or  threaded PVC coated metallic must be used     When threaded metallic or threaded PVC coated metallic  Is used  it must be grounded at both ends     When not required to be in metal or other material by  national or local codes  conduits for the power feed   3 phase  of constant speed starters may be PVC     When not required to be in metal or other
24. ge uin    not adjustable       Location      SensorOutput   Sensor Range            CT  0 5 amp secondary    0 to 100 amps     Note  The CT Range is dependent upon the primary value of the CT ratio   If the CT is a 500 5 the range would be O to 500     CALIBRATION OF TEMPERATURE  amp   PRESSURE SENSORS    1  Locate the associated temperature probe on the compres   sor package and pull the temperature probe from the well   Place the temperature probe in a concentrated ice water bath   80 20 ice to water  along with a quality test thermometer  Or sensor     2  Wait for approximately two minutes and compare the  thermometer reading with the temperature probe reading   Enter in the correction for temperature  if required     3  Step to the next temperature to be calibrated  locate the  associated temperature probe on the unit and repeat the  calibration process     4  After the temperature probe calibration is complete  re   insert the temperature probes into the wells     5  Open the suction and discharge stop valves  If applicable   open the side load stop valve  the economizer stop valve   and the liquid injection stop valve     6  CHECK FOR LEAKS     FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Page 7    090 040 102  NOV 2014     7  To calibrate the pressure transducers  a quality test gauge  Is required  Go to the Pressure Calibration display and step  to the suction pressure setting     8  If available  attach the test gauge to the suction pressure  servi
25. h the starter contactor still energized  the  compressor auxiliary will continue to feed an  okay  signal  to the Quantum HD panel  This may allow the motor to be  subjected to the fault condition on the 3 phase bus     A couple of fault scenarios are  1  The 3 phase bus has  power  on  and  off  in a continuous cycle manner which  may cause the motor to overheat due to repeated exces   sive in rush current experiences  2  The motor cycling may  damage the coupling or cause other mechanical damage  due to the repeated high torque from rapid sequential motor   bumps   3  Prolonged low voltage may cause the motor to  stall and possibly overheat before the motor contactor is  manually turned off     Under normal conditions  the loss of 3 phase power will  shut down the Quantum HD panel and it will reboot upon  proper power return  If the panel was in  Auto   it will come  back and return to running as programmed  If the unit was  in  Remote   the external controller will re initialize the  panel and proceed to run as required  If the panel was in   Manual  mode  the compressor will have to be restarted  manually after the 3 phase bus fault interruption has been  cleared   restored     If the local power distribution system is unstable or prone  to problems there are other recommendations to satisfy  these problems  If power spikes or low or high line voltages  are the problem  then a constant voltage  CV  transformer  with a noise suppression feature is recommended  Johnson  Con
26. he case with most vertical separators  screw chiller  packages  and other specific duty screw compressor  packages  Normally  an experienced installer can handle these  items in the field  Contact Frick   Engineering for assistance  If a problem is encountered     The QUANTUM   HD control panel will be offered in a    kit     form which will supply the panel  drawings  and the current  installation  operation  and maintenance manuals  Standard  pressure and temperature sensor kit includes four pressure  and four temperature sensors  Pressure sensor connections  are 1 4  MPT     SAFETY PRECAUTION DEFINITIONS    FRICK   QUANTUM    HD VILTER   RETROFIT  Page 2 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    The standard temperature probe used with the Vilter   Single  Screw is 1 4  MPT and threads into the existing 1 4  x 1 2   thermowell     A  ICTD Temperature Sensor   4  MPT   B  Existing M    x 2  Thermowell       Figure 1  ICTD Temperature Sensor  amp  Thermowell  Additional pressure transducers and temperature probes are  available as optional items  Temperature probes are available  in 3 4  and 1 2  MPT with thermowells or 1 4  without the  thermowell     See page 3 of the Order Entry Data Sheet  Publication  090 100A P  to select these and other options     Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which  if not avoided  will result in death or  A DANGER d    serious injury     Indicates a potentially hazardous situation or practice which  if not avoided  
27. nd or  ground loop currents  The National Electric Code  NEC  is a  guideline for safe wiring practices  but it does not necessarily  deal with procedures used for electronic control installation   Use the following procedures for electronic equipment instal   lation  These procedures do not override any rules by the  NEC  but are to be used in conjunction with the NEC code  and any other applicable codes     With exclusion of the three phase wire sizing  Frick drawing  649D4743 should be used as a reference for properly sizing  control wires and other wiring specifications     Throughout this document the term Electronic Control Panel  Is used to refer to the microprocessor mounted on the com   pressor package or a Central Control System panel     NOTICE    It is very important to read the installation instructions  thoroughly before beginning the project  Make sure you  have drawings and instructions with your equipment   If not  call the manufacturer and request the proper    instructions and drawings  Every manufacturer of elec   tronic equipment should have a knowledgeable staff   willing to answer your questions or provide additional  information  Following correct wiring procedures will  ensure proper installation and consequently  proper  operation of your electronic equipment        WIRE SIZING    Control power supply wires should be sized one size larger  than required for amperage draw to reduce instantaneous  voltage dips caused by large loads such as heaters  con
28. nnected to ground     Cover the electronics with plastic and secure it with  masking or electrical tape     Place masking tape or duct tape on the inside of the panel  where you are going to drill  The tape will catch most of  the filings     Clean all of the remaining filings from the panel before  removing the protective plastic     When routing conduit to the top of an electronic control  panel  condensation must be taken into consideration  Water  can condense in the conduit and run into the panel causing  catastrophic failure  Route the conduit to the sides or bottom  of the panel and use a condutt drain  If the conduit must be  routed to the top of the panel  use a sealable conduit fitting  which is poured with a sealer after the wires have been  pulled  terminated  and the control functions have been  checked  A conduit entering the top of the enclosure must  have a NEMA 4 hub type fitting between the conduit and  the enclosure so that if water gets on top of the enclosure  it cannot run in between the conduit and the enclosure  This  Is extremely important in outdoor applications     NOTICE    It is simply NEVER a good practice to enter through the    top of an electronic control panel or starter panel that  does not already have knockouts provided  If knockouts  are not provided for this purpose it is obvious this is not  recommended and could VOID WARRANTY        Never add relays  starters  timers  transformers  etc  in   side an electronic control panel without fir
29. nsion is    relieved  You may need to press down on the photo  chopper a few times to fully relieve the tension       Once the tension is relieved press the Blue Calibration    Button on the volume slide actuator to initiate volume  slide actuator calibration  The red calibration LED will be  flashing at a rapid rate  multiple times per second        Press the Blue calibration button again  The red calibra     tion LED is now flashing at a slower rate  about once per  second   The minimum volume position output is now set  on the actuator       On the Capacity Volume calibration page press the Set    Low Volume button to set the Volume Low Value refer   ence voltage on the Quantum HD controller  To prevent  the volume slide from hitting the low end physical stop   the reference voltage for Volume Low Value is adjusted  upward by 3  of the actuators output range of 0 5 VDC    15 volts   The Quantum HD will not decrease the volume  slide beyond the Volume Low Value reference voltage       With the red calibration LED flashing at the slower rate    press the Increase Volume Slide button  The photo chop   per will spin at a high rate until the high end physical  stop is reached and the photo chopper winds to a stop   Quickly press the Increase Volume Slide button again to  turn of the increase output     Press down on the Photo Chopper until the tension is  relieved  You may need to press down on the photo  chopper a few times to fully relieve the tension       Pressthe Blue cali
30. ons of  the existing controller to use as a reference when making  the connections on the replacement controller  Remove the       MD    C                       in                  I  STRAINER              REGULATOR    OR OIL PUMP      BYPASS                               existing panel from the compressor package  DO NOT CUT  WIRES OR TUBING LINES  They will be used to connect to  the new panel  Be sure that all wires are properly labeled by  number and purpose     6  Mount the QUANTUM   HD panel on the compressor package  by bolting the panel to the existing panel mounting structure  It  may be necessary to weld new panel mounting brackets to the  screw compressor package to accommodate the proper panel  height  If so  DO NOT WELD TO THE PRESSURE VESSEL   Weld only to existing mounts or other structural material  DO  NOT WELD WITH THE CONTROL PANEL IN PLACE  Welding  currents may damage the electronic components  Refer to  the PANEL MOUNTING HEIGHT diagram below     PANEL MOUNTING HEIGHT    BOLT OR WELD PANEL BRACKET  TO EXISTING STRUCTURE    CONTROL  CABINET    Typical Height  58  From Floor  To Center of  Display    Figure 5  Panel Mounting Height    Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    7  II the existing temperature sensors are not ICTDs or the  sensor s output is NOT 4 20mA  0 20mA  O 5V  1 5V  O 10V  or 2 10V  the temperature sensors must be replaced  The  temperature sensor kit that comes with the QUANTUM   HD  retrofit includes the following     4   ICTD  1 4  MPT  temper
31. or model number is as follows     Vilter   Command Shaft Rotation            ad Capacity   Capacity Volume Volume  oae Increase Decrease Increase Decrease  CW CCW CW CCW    71     451    501  601  V5M   601  V55   701     3001   CW     Clockwise  CCW   Counter Clockwise       090 040 I02  M0V 2014     Page 8 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS                Figure 8  Calibration Capacity Volume Screen    Capacity Slide  Actuator    Volume Slide  Actuator    Figure 9  Capacity  amp  Volume Slide Actuator Orientation    To check proper command shaft rotation for the capacity and  volume actuators go to the calibration page for Capacity and  volume  See Figure 8     Press the load or unload capacity button for the capacity  slide to check rotation  If rotation is incorrect switch the  brown and blue wire for load and unload at the digital board     Use the increase or decrease volume button for the vol   ume slide to check rotation  If rotation is incorrect switch  the brown and blue wire for increase and decrease at the  digital board     FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT       Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS       Four components interact to display and calibrate the ca   pacity and volume slides  Command Shaft  Photo Chopper   Calibration Button  amp  Calibration LED           C  Calibration Button  Blue   D  Calibration LED  Red     A  Command Shaft  B  Photo Chopper    Figure 10  Actuator Control Board    Once the rotation of the capacity and volume command  shafts are confirmed  go
32. sia 1 4  MPT Transducer  discharge  oil  amp   pre filter pressure    4   24   3 wire  shielded cables with integrated DIN  connector   1   4 hole  3 4  strain relief    Once each of the pressure transducers are properly installed   plug in the cables and route back to the QUANTUM   HD   Gather the cables and run through the 4 hole 3 4  strain relief  provided in the kit  Use one of the 4 holes provided at the  bottom left side of the enclosure for the entry of these cables     11  Refer to the panel wiring diagrams in the Maintenance  manual  090 040 M or 090 020 M  and connect the red   black  and white wires of the pressure transducers to the  QUANTUM   HD analog board  The shield of the transducer  cable is grounded inside the transducer and should not be  grounded inside the cabinet     NOTICE    If the existing sensors are 4 20mA they can be used  and need to be configured properly for signal type and  range in Analog I O Configuration        FRICK   QUANTUM    HD VILTER   RETROFIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Page 5    090 040 102  NOV 2014     12  The motors actuators for the capacity and volume slides  need to be the current optical actuators  If the existing motors  are the old gear driven type  these will need to be replaced  with the optical actuators before proceeding     The position feedback cable from the capacity and volume  slide actuators will be routed back to the QUANTUM   HD  and through 2 of the 4 holes in the 3 4  strain relief that  Is provided  The cap
33. st contacting  the manufacturer  Contact arcing and EMI emitted from  these devices can interfere with the electronics  Relays and  timers are routinely added to electronic control panels by the  manufacturer  but the manufacturer knows the acceptable  device types and proper placement in the panel that will  keep interference to a minimum  If you need to add these  devices  contact the manufacturer for the proper device  types and placement     Never run refrigerant tubing inside an electronic control  panel  If the refrigerant is ammonia  a leak will totally destroy  the electronics     FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER  RETROFIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Page 13    090 040 102  NOV 2014     If the electronic control panel has a starter built into the  same panel  be sure to run the higher voltage wires where  indicated by the manufacturer  EMI from the wires can  interfere with the electronics if run too close to the circuitry     Never daisy chain or parallel connect power or ground  wires to electronic control panels  Each electronic control  panel must have its own control power supply and ground  wires back to the power source  Plant Transformer   Multiple  electronic control panels on the same power wires create  current surges in the supply wires  which may cause control   ler malfunctions  Daisy chaining ground wires  taking them  to ground at each device  allows ground loop currents to  flow between electronic control panels which also causes  malfunctions  See Figure 15
34. starter diagram in the motor  starter IOM and is sized according to the CT selection  calculation     090 040 I02  M0V 2014     D  Verify that auxiliary contacts are provided on the  compressor and oil pump contactor    E  Verify that the compressor motor overloads are sized  properly    F  If the compressor and oil pump starters do not have  interposing relays already provided  the relays must  be mounted and wired as shown on the drawings     NOTICE    The most common electronic control panel problems  are due to undersized AC power wiring  poor grounds     and control power supplied from lighting panels that  have other devices tied to them that generate large  amounts of AC line noise  Please follow these directions  carefully   See p 8 for additional information on Installing  Electronic Equipment in an Industrial Environment         Metal oxide varistors  MOV or surge suppressor  are recom   mended for the compressor starter coil  oil pump starter coil   if applicable  and liquid injection solenoid coil  if applicable    The MOVs should be placed directly at the coils of these de   vices  Placement of the MOVs at the control panel terminal  strip negates the surge suppression effect     15  Using 10 AWG wire  connect the control transformer in  the compressor starter panel to the proper terminals in the  QUANTUM   HD control panel  as shown in the IOM on the  compressor motor starter diagrams and the panel wiring  diagrams  These wires are  black or red  1   white  2   
35. tac   tors  and solenoids  These sudden dips in voltage can cause  the electronic control panel  whether it is a microprocessor     a computer  or a PLC  to malfunction momentarily or cause  a complete reset of the control system  If the wire is loaded  to its maximum capacity  the voltage dips are much larger   and the potential of a malfunction is very high  If the wire  is sized one size larger than required  the voltage dips are  smaller than in a fully loaded supply wire and the potential  for malfunction is much lower  The NEC code book calls for  specific wire sizes to be used based on current draw  An  example of this would be to use  14 gauge wire for circuits  up to 15 amps or  12 gauge wire for circuits of up to 20 amps   Therefore  when connecting the power feed circuit to an  electronic control panel  use  12 gauge wire for a maximum  current draw of 15 amp and  10 wire for a maximum current  draw of 20 amp  Use this rule of thumb to minimize voltage  dips at the electronic control panel     VOLTAGE SOURCE    Selecting the voltage source is extremely important for  proper operation of electronic equipment in an industrial  environment  Standard procedure for electronic instrumenta   tion is to provide a clean  isolated  separate source voltage  in order to prevent EMI  from other equipment in the plant   from interfering with the operation of the electronic equip   ment  Connecting electronic equipment to a breaker panel   also known as lighting panels or utility
36. trols  Inc  can provide these types of transformers for  this purpose  Contact Johnson Controls for proper sizing  VA  Rating  based on the requirement of the job  If a phase loss  occurs  then you will typically get a high motor amp shut   down  If the problem continues  an analysis of the facility s  power supply quality may be necessary     NOTICE    It is very important to read the installation instructions thoroughly before beginning  the project  Make sure you have drawings and instructions for the equipment being    installed  If not  call the manufacturer to receive the proper instructions and draw   ings  Every manufacturer of electronic equipment should have a knowledgeable staff   willing to answer your questions or provide additional information  Following correct  wiring procedures will ensure proper installation and consequently  proper operation       of your electronic equipment     Frick FRICK   QUANTUM  HD VILTER   RETROFIT 090 040 102  NOV 2014   BY JOHNSON CONTROLS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Page 15    Notes    Form 090 040 I02  2014 11     r JOHNSON CONTROLS  Supersedes  090 040 I02  2014 08  j   100 CV Avenue  Subject to change without notice Johnson A   Waynesboro  PA 17268 1206 USA  a    Published in USA    1114    PDF Phone  717 762 2121    FAX  717 762 8624     2014 Johnson Controls Inc    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Controls www jci com frick    
37. uits  This conduc   tor must also be insulated to avoid inadvertent contact at  multiple points to ground  which could create Ground Loops   In many installations that are having electronic control prob   lems  this essential wire is usually missing  is not insulated   or improperly sized     FRICK   QUANTUM    HD VILTER   RETROFIT  INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Page 11       090 040 102  NOV 2014     NEC size ratings are for safety purposes and not necessarily  for adequate relaying of noise  EMI  to earth ground to avoid  possible interference with sensitive equipment  Therefore  sizing this conductor 1   2 sizes larger than required by code  will provide better transfer of this noise     Johnson Controls Fricke requires that the ground conductor  meet the following     Stranded Copper   Insulated   One size larger than NEC requirements for conventional  starters   Two sizes larger than NEC requirements for VFD starters  Conduit must be grounded at each end   This circuit must be complete from the motor to the  starter continuing in a seamless manner back to the plant  supply transformer  power source      For Direct Coupled  Package Mounted Starters  the ground  between the motor and the starter may need to be made  externally  See Figure 13   The connection on the starter  end must be on the starter side of the vibration isolators   Be certain the connection is metal to metal  Paint may  need to be removed to ensure a proper conductive circuit   The use of counter sunk star w
38. will result in    Indicates a potentially hazardous situation or practice which  if not avoided  will result in  damage to equipment and or minor injury     LA WARNING death or serious injury     NOTICE Indicates an operating procedure  practice  etc   or portion thereof which is essential to highlight        Frick    BY JOHNSON CONTROLS    ORDERING PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE SENSORS    When ordering pressure and temperature sensors the  following sensors and cables  are provided      Cables ARE NOT provided for additional sensors as the  distance between those sensors and the panel is unknown     Pressure Sensors  1   0 200psia  A  MPT  suction   3   0 500psia 1   4  MPT  discharge  oil  amp  pre filter   4   24  3 wire Shielded Cables with DIN Connector  Temperature Sensors    4   ICTD style temperature sensors  4   24  2 wire Shielded Cables with DIN Connector    Available Temp  Sensors  specify size when ordering     ICTD with 3 4  thermowell  See Fig  2a     ICTD with 1 2  thermowell  See Fig  2b      ICTD 1 4  MPT less thermowell   See Fig  2c     Typical for Vilter VSS retrofits  Sensor threads into  existing 1 4  x 1 2  thermowell                 NOTICE    Cables ARE NOT provided for additional sensors as  the distance between those sensors and the panel  is unknown     Fig  2a  ICTD with 3 4  thermowell                                              li                                   NPT  i i  14  Y                                           1 2                         
    
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