Condair Dcc-na 0-10v Digital Duct Humidistat Package Instruction Manual

DCC-NA 0-10V Digital Duct Humidistat Package

Product Information: DCC-NA – 0-10V Digital Duct Humidistat
Package

The DCC-NA – 0-10V Digital Duct Humidistat Package is a Condair
digital humidistat package that is used to control the humidity
levels in ducts. The package includes a 2-10V duct sensor and a
wall humidistat without a sensor. The product is designed to be
mounted downstream of the steam distribution at a distance of 1.5
times the absorption distance, which is typically 10-12 feet or
3-3.7 meters.

The product is equipped with user and control parameters that
can be accessed by entering the correct password. The user
parameters include UP 00, UP 01, UP 02, UP 03, and UP 04, which
allow users to enable change of operation modes, change of
setpoints, state after power failure, Celsius or Fahrenheit
selection, and type of content for large digits. The control
parameters include CP 00, CP 01, CP 02, and CP 03, which allow
experts to change the minimum setpoint limit in humidification
mode, maximum setpoint limit in humidification mode, and start
delay for fans.

Product Usage Instructions

Follow the below instructions to install the DCC-NA – 0-10V
Digital Duct Humidistat Package:

1. Choose a location for installation downstream of the steam
   distribution at a distance of 1.5 times the absorption distance
   (typically 10-12 feet or 3-3.7 meters).
2. Drill a hole with a diameter of 16 mm (5/8 inch) at the chosen
   location and four holes for the self-tapping screws into the
   duct.
3. Loosen the screw on the housing cover and open the cover.
4. Lead the connecting cable through the cable gland and connect
   wires to the terminate according to the wiring diagram.
5. Stick the gasket on the sensor side centrally on the housing
   (self-adhesive).
6. Insert the probe into the hole in the duct, then fix the
   housing to the duct using the four self-tapping screws
   provided.
7. Close the cover and fix it with the screw (do not tighten the
   screw too much).

Follow the below instructions to access the user and control
parameters:

1. Press and hold both the < and > buttons simultaneously
   for three seconds. The display will show firmware version and
   revision number.
2. Press the < button to start login. The small digits show
   CODE.
3. Select the correct code (password) using the < and >
   buttons. The code to access user parameters is 0009. The access
   codes are fixed and cannot be changed.
4. Press the < button after selecting the correct code.
5. Once logged in with 0009, the user/display parameters are
   displayed immediately.
6. Select the parameters with the < or > button. Change a
   parameter by pressing the < button. The symbol is displayed to
   indicate that the parameter may be modified. Use the < or >
   button to adjust the value.
7. After you are done, press the < button to save the new value
   and return to the selection level (symbol disappears after
   selection is saved). Pressing the > button without pressing the
   < button will discard the value and return without saving.
8. Press the > button to leave the menu. The unit will return
   to normal operation if no button is pressed for more than 5
   minutes.

DCC-NA – 0-10V Digital Duct Humidistat Package

0-10V Digital Duct Humidistat Package Installation Instructions

This document covers the operation and installation instructions for the following Condair digital humidistat package:

Kit No. Component No. Part No. Description

2597929 2520266 *

1509857 2-10V Duct Sensor

2520261 Wall Humidistat without sensor

* Component No. 2520266 consist of two parts.

1 ­ Mounting and Installation

1509857 ­ Duct Sensor Installation
Location
Refer to installation overviews in section 2.
The duct sensor should be installed directly on the duct in an area where the air is well mixed with uniform flow. · Used as supply air humidity sensor: If the sensor is used as a supply air humidity sensor it should be
mounted downstream of the steam distribution at a distance 1.5 times the absorption distance (typically 10-12 ft or 3-3.7m).
· Used as return air humidity sensor: If the sensor is used as a return air humidity sensor it should be mounted close to the air inlet but downstream from a return fan if one is present.
Installation 1. At the place of location drill a hole with a diameter of 16 mm (5/8″) as well as 4 holes for the self-tapping
screws into the duct. 2. Loosen the screw on the housing cover and open cover. 3. Lead connecting cable through the cable gland and connect wires to the terminate according to the wiring
diagram. 4. Stick gasket on the sensor side centrally on the housing (self-adhesive). 5. Insert the probe into the hole in the duct, then fix the housing to the duct using the 4 self-tapping screws
provided. 6. Close the cover and fix it with the screw (do not tighten the screw too much). Note: We recommend using 18-gauge wire, and maximum <100 ft distance from the unit.

2520261 ­ Humidistat w/o Sensor Installation
Location
Install the digital wall humidity controller in a protected and easily accessible place at last 1.5 m above the floor to the wall (mounting on flush-mounting or surface-mounting box).
Installation
Refer to installation overviews in section 2.
1. Open the screw of the housing and remove mounting plate with the connecting unit.
2. Connect wires of the connection cable to the terminals according to the wiring diagram. 3. At the place of location fix mounting plate (plastic screw facing downwards) with two screws to the
flush-mounting or wall-mounting box (see dimensional drawing). 4. Carefully snap housing onto the mounting plate and fix it with the screw (do not tighten screw too much). Note: We recommend using 18-gauge wire, and maximum <100 ft distance from the unit.

2556314-G EN 2304

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2 ­ Installation overviews

A mm (inch)
14×157 ( 0.55×6.2)

47 (1.9)

B
91 (3.6)

CDC-NA 2597929/1509857

68 (2.7)

C
4 3

54 (2.1)

75 (2.9) 16 (0.6)

D
JP3 3 U… 0…10 V 2 I… 0…20 mA 1

3 U… 2…10 V

2 1

I… 4…20 mA

OPC-S

JP3

1 23

LED OPA-S

i
2 1 © Condair Group AG, Switzerland

OPC-S

6 (0.02)

OPA-S

1 1: 0V GND 2: 24V AC 24 V 50-60 Hz, 24 VDC ±10% 3: RH 0(2)…10VDC, 0(4)…20mA
2

For Wiring Schematic: Get the Condair
Sensor Connect App
70-000251/20201202
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A mm (inch)
16(0.6) 32 (1.2)

B
73 (2.9)

DDC-NA 2597929/2520261

113 (4.5)

C

58 (2.3)

15 (0.6) 83 (3.25) +/- 5 (0.2)

RT or Dry-Contact 0…20mA 0…10V RT or Dry-Contact 0…20mA 0…10V 0…20mA 0…10V

E
Jumper Placement UI 2 UI 1 AO
1 2 34 5678
© Condair Group AG, Switzerland

58 (2.3)

0V / GND 24V N/A N/A N/A AO 0-10V Ext. Sens In Temp. Reset

50 (2.0)

D

2

1 2 34 5678
1

0…10V 0…20mA 0…10V 0…20mA
RT or Dry-Contact
0…10V 0…20mA
RT or Dry-Contact

AO UI 1 UI 2 Jumper Placement

6 (0.02)

1: 0V / GND 2: 24 V AC/DC ±10% 3: Do not connect 4: Do not connect 5: Do not connect 6: 0…10VDC 7: External Sensor Input 8: Temperature Reset

For Wiring Schematic:
Get the Condair Sensor Connect App

2/2

70-000xxx/20201214

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3 ­ Wall Humidistat LCD Display
Actual humidity in %rH
Set humidity setpoint in %rH

°C/°F

%

Output active Control buttons

Buttons /

Operation
press long
press briefly press long press briefly press briefly press long

Fig. 1: Wall Humidistat LCD Display

Function Switching On and Off ­­­ Switching between °C and °F Adjusting set point value Shows %rH value Offset settings

4 ­ Configuration
Using keypad, set specified humidity. For general health and comfort, a humidity setting of 50% is recommended.

5 ­ Error Messages
AL5 & AL7: Measured value of the external sensor fell below the lower limit of 5% RH. Check the cabling of the DCC and CDC. After eliminating the fault, acknowledge the alarm with the .
Err2, 3 & 4: Hardware or memory problem. Replace device.

6 ­ Sensor Calibration
Sensor inputs can be calibrated if needed

Press > 2 sec. UI and its value is displayed.

Press Press

: Calibration value and tool symbol is displayed, UP/DOWN to calibrate,
: Save calibration, tool symbol disappears.

Press UP key again to step through the next active input Note: disable inputs will not be shown

75% UI 1
0.0% ..UI 1

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7 ­ Setting Parameters to Configure the Controller
The control operation is defined by parameters set using the standard operation terminal. There are two levels: ­ User/display parameters (password 0009) ­ Control parameters (password 00241)
How to change the parameters: 1. Press < >/< > button simultaneously for three seconds. The display will show firmware version and revision
number.
2. Press the < > button to start login. The small digits show “CODE”. 3. Select correct code (password) using < > and < > buttons.
Note: Code to access user parameters is “0009”. The access codes are fixed and cannot be changed. 4. Press the < > button after selecting the correct code. 5. Once logged in with “0009”, the user/display parameters are displayed immediately.
6. Select the parameters with the < > or < > button. Change a parameter by pressing the < > button. The symbol is displayed to indicate that the parameter may be modified. Use < > or < > button to adjust the value.
7. After you are done, press < > button to save the new value and return to the selection level (symbol disappears after selection is saved). Pressing < > button without pressing < > button will discard the value and return without saving.
8. Press the < > button to leave the menu. The unit will return to normal operation if no button is pressed for more than 5 minutes.

User Parameters (Password 0009)

Table 1: User Parameters

Parameter UP 00 UP 01 UP 02
UP 03 UP 04

Description
Enable change of operation modes
Enable change of setpoints
State after power failure: 0 = Switched OFF, 1 = Switched ON, 2 = state before power failure
Celsius or Fahrenheit: ON = Fahrenheit, OFF = Celsius
Select type of content for large digits (00= OFF): 01 = Input 02 = Setpoint 03 = Humidity Sensor 04 = External Temperature Sensor

Range ON, OFF ON, OFF
0, 1, 2
ON, OFF 00…04

Default ON (Enabled) ON (Enabled)
2
OFF (Celsius) 01

Control Parameters (Password 0241) Note: Only experts should change these settings! See user parameter for login procedure! Table 2: Output Configuration

Parameter CP 00 CP 01 CP 02
CP 03

Description
Minimum setpoint limit in humidification mode Maximum setpoint limit in humidification mode Start delay for fans (Time the fan runs before control output starts)
Stop delay for fan (Time the fan keeps running after control output stops)

Range 0..100% 0..100% 0…255 s
0…255 s

Default 10% 90% 10 s
90 s

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Table 3: Temperature Setback Configuration ­ *For humidity control only

Parameter CP 04
CP 05 CP 06
CP 07 CP 08

Description
Enable temperature setback OFF = Temperature set back is disabled ON =Temperature setback is enabled
Setpoint limit at full setback
Lower temperature limit: Outside temperature with maximum setback The setback will be equal to the minimum setpoint limit
Upper temperature limit: Outside temperature at begin of setback
Number of seconds taken into account to calculate the average input signal Low value = fast response High value = slow response

Range ON, OFF
0..100 % -40…60°C -40…160°F
-40…60°C 40…160°F
0…100

Default OFF
20 % -30 °C (-22°F)
0 °C (32°F) 30

8 ­ Product Specification

Power Voltage Signal input Signal Output
Environment General

Operating voltage Power consumption Terminal connection

24 V AC 50/60 Hz ± 10 %, 24 VDC ± 10 % Max. 3 VA For wires 0.34…2.5 mm2 (AWG 24…12)

Humidity sensor input

UI1

Analog Outputs Output Signal Resolution Maximum Load

A01 DC 0…10 VDC 39 mV, 0.078 mA 10 Ma (at 0…10 VDC) 20 Ma (at 0…20mA)

Operation: Climatic Conditions Temperature Humidity

IEC 721-3-3 Class 3 K5 0…50°C (32…122°F) <95 % rH not condensing

Housing material

ABS

Mounting Plate

Galvanized steel

Weight Condair CRC (including packing) 260 g (9.2 oz)

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9 ­ Wiring Diagrams
Wiring diagram DCC-NA with CDC-NA for RS, EL, GS, US and SE

DCC-NA
Wall Humidistat without sensor 2520261

CDC-NA
2-10V Duct Humidity Sensor 1509857

0V / GND 24V N/A N/A N/A A0 0-10V Ext. Sens In Temp. Reset 0V/GND 24V AC/DC 2-10 VDC

1 234 567 8
Factory Jumper

123

EL / RS / GS / US / SE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

24VAC Safety Loop
GND CH1 CH2 GND

Wiring diagram DCC-NA with CDC-NA for DL and ME
DCC-NA
Wall Humidistat without sensor 2520261

ME / DL
Driver board ME / DL

X1

24/10 V TMP

HUM

GND

24V E

Enable

X16

1 234 567 8
Factory Jumper

SC1 SC2
JP5: 10V JP4: 24V

0V / GND 24V N/A N/A N/A A0 0-10V Ext. Sens In Temp. Reset 0V/GND 24V AC/DC 2-10 VDC

CDC-NA
2-10V Duct Humidity Sensor 1509857
123

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Com NO NC 0V / GND 24V N/A N/A N/A A0 0-10V Ext. Sens In Temp. Reset 0V/GND 24V AC/DC 2-10 VDC GND / 0V 24V N/A N/A N/A AO 0-10V N/A Temp. Reset

Wiring diagram DCC-NA with CDC-NA, RCC-NA and APS for RS, EL, GS, US and SE

APS
Air Proofing Switch 2598427

DCC-NA
Wall Humidistat without sensor 2520261

CDC-NA
2-10V Duct Humidity Sensor 1509857

RCC-NA
0-10V Wall Humidistat 1510142

1 234 567 8
Factory Jumper

123

1 234 567 8
Factory Jumper

EL / RS / GS / US / SE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

24VAC Safety Loop
GND CH1 CH2 GND

Wiring diagram DCC-NA with CDC-NA, CHD-NA and APS for RS, EL, GS, US and SE

APS
Air Proofing Switch 2598427

CHD-NA
On/Off Duct Humidistat / High Limit 2548732

DCC-NA
Wall Humidistat without sensor 2520261

CDC-NA
2-10V Duct Humidity Sensor 1509857

Com NO NC 0V / GND 24V AC/DC DO1 DO1 DO2 DO2 RT RT 0V / GND 24V N/A N/A N/A A0 0-10V Ext. Sens In Temp. Reset 0V/GND 24V AC/DC 2-10 VDC

1 234 567 8

1 234 567 8
Factory Jumper

123

EL / RS / GS / US / SE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

24VAC Safety Loop
GND CH1 CH2 GND

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