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TAC600
Air Conditioner Electronic Controller Family
Service Manual

Document No. 51302651010
REV B, October 2002
Title: TAC-600 Air Conditioner Electronic Controllers Family Service Manual

Document No. 51302651010 REV B October 2002 Page 2

Issue History

Revision Author Description Date
A Benny Preiss AMN ltd. Original Issue
September 2002
B TADIRAN LTD Electrical Drawings
headers
3 October 2002



Table of Contents
1. GENERAL.......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 SCOPE..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 MAIN SYSTEM FEATURES......................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2.1 Standard Features on all Models................................................................................................................ 7
1.2.2 Optional Features for all Models ............................................................................................................... 7
1.2.3 Model Specific Features............................................................................................................................. 8
1.3 AIR CONDITIONER CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................................... 8
2. OPERATION..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1 THE ELECTRONIC SYSTEM STRUCTURE..................................................................................................................... 9
2.2 COMMUNICATION:................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 AIR CONDITIONER ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS.............................................................................................................10
2.4 OUTLINE DRAWINGS...............................................................................................................................................23
2.5 CONTROL UNIT BLOCK DIAGRAM............................................................................................................................27
2.6 WIRING CONNECTIONS...........................................................................................................................................31
2.7 DIP SWITCH FUNCTIONALITY.................................................................................................................................34
3. OPERATION ROUTINES............................................................................................................................................... 35
3.1 FAN ONLY MODE (REFER TO DRAWING 73: FAN ONLY MODE ROUTINE (FIG. 12)) ......................................35
3.1.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................35
3.1.2 Input. ........................................................................................................................................................35
3.1.3 Output. .....................................................................................................................................................35
3.1.4 Process (Algorithm). .................................................................................................................................35
3.1.5 Abnormal Conditions and Responses. .......................................................................................................35
3.2 COOLING MODE (REFER TO FIG. 5) ....................................................................................................................36
3.2.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................36
3.2.2 Input. ........................................................................................................................................................36
3.2.3 Output. .....................................................................................................................................................36
3.3 HEATING MODE (REFER TO DRAWING 42: HEAT MODE - MAIN (FIG. 6)) .......................................................37
3.3.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................37
3.3.2 Input. ........................................................................................................................................................37
3.3.3 Output. .....................................................................................................................................................37
3.4 DRY MODE (REFER TO DRAWING 65: DRY MODE - MAIN (FIG. 9)) ..................................................................38
3.4.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................38
3.4.2 Input. ........................................................................................................................................................38
3.4.3 Output. .....................................................................................................................................................38
3.5 AUTO MODE.......................................................................................................................................................39
3.5.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................39
3.5.2 Input. ........................................................................................................................................................39
3.5.3 Output. .....................................................................................................................................................39
4. DISPLAYS, ALARMS AND SWITCHES....................................................................................................................... 94
4.1 RESETTING SYSTEM LEDS AFTER FAULT SOLVED....................................................................................................96
5. TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................................... 97
6. APPENDIX A: REPLACEABLE PARTS....................................................................................................................... 98
6.1 CONTROLLERS*......................................................................................................................................................98
6.2 DISPLAY DEVICES...................................................................................................................................................98


List of Tables

TABLE 1: ABBREVIATIONS IN USE THROUGHOUT THIS DOCUMENT: ..................................................................................................... 6
TABLE 2: MODEL SPECIFIC FEATURES .............................................................................................................................................. 8
TABLE 3: CONFIGURATION TABLE.................................................................................................................................................... 8
TABLE 4: ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS...................................................................................................................................................10
TABLE 5: WIRING CONNECTIONS FOR TAC640................................................................................................................................31
TABLE 6: WIRING CONNECTIONS FOR TAC600TGL AND TAC603...................................................................................................32
TABLE 7: WIRING CONNECTIONS FOR TAC601................................................................................................................................33
TABLE 8: TAC-600/3TGL DIP SWITCH SETTINGS (FACTORY CONFIGURATION)...............................................................................34
TABLE 9: TAC-640 DIP SWITCH SETTINGS (FACTORY CONFIGURATION) .........................................................................................34
TABLE 10: TAC601 DIP SWITCH SETTINGS (FACTORY CONFIGURATION) ........................................................................................34
TABLE 11: WORKING MODE AND ALARM INDICATIONS FOR CONTROLLERS WITH TAC660GFL/TNL/TNE DISPLAYS........................94
TABLE 12: WORKING MODE AND ALARM INDICATIONS FOR CONTROLLERS WITH TAC660RTX/GCL DISPLAYS................................95
TABLE 13: RESETTING SYSTEM LEDS .............................................................................................................................................96
TABLE 14: TROUBLESHOOTING FOR CONTROLLERS WITH TAC660GFL/TNL/TNE DISPLAYS ...........................................................97
TABLE 15: TROUBLESHOOTING FOR CONTROLLERS WITH TAC660RTX/GCL DISPLAYS...................................................................97
TABLE 16: CONTROLLER CATALOGUE NUMBERS .............................................................................................................................98
TABLE 17: DISPLAY CATALOGUE NUMBERS.....................................................................................................................................98



List of Drawings

DRAWING 1: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL TNL 9-25 (1 PHASE)....................................................................................................11
DRAWING 2: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODELS DGL 9-20 (1 PHASE)..................................................................................................12
DRAWING 3: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL TNL, AVL, GCL (1 PHASE) ........................................................................................13
DRAWING 4: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL AVL, TNL (3 PHASE)..................................................................................................14
DRAWING 5: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL ANL (1 PHASE) ...........................................................................................................15
DRAWING 6: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL ANL-S 50-75 (3 PHASE)..............................................................................................16
DRAWING 7: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL TGL 9-25 (1 PHASE) ...................................................................................................17
DRAWING 8: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL TGL 30 (1 PHASE) ......................................................................................................18
DRAWING 9: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL TGL 35 (1 PHASE) ......................................................................................................19
DRAWING 10: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL TDL (1 PHASE) .........................................................................................................20
DRAWING 11: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL GFL (1 PHASE)..........................................................................................................21
DRAWING 12: ELECTRICAL DRAWING MODEL GFL (3 PHASE)..........................................................................................................22
DRAWING 13: OUTLINE DRAWING MODEL TAC600TGL..................................................................................................................23
DRAWING 14: OUTLINE DRAWING MODEL TAC603.........................................................................................................................24
DRAWING 17: BLOCK DRAWING MODEL TAC603............................................................................................................................27
DRAWING 21: COOL MODE MAIN (FIG. 5) .................................................................................................................................40
DRAWING 22: COMPRESSOR ON ROUTINE - COOL MODE (FIG. 5A) ................................................................................41
DRAWING 23: COOL MODE PRESSURE RELEASE ROUTINE (FIG. 5B) ...................................................................................42
DRAWING 24: CHANGE MODE ROUTINE (FIG. 5D) ..................................................................................................................43
DRAWING 25: INDOOR FAN ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5E) ................................................................................................44
DRAWING 26: COMPRESSOR OFF ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5F).......................................................................................45
DRAWING 27: INDOOR ANTI-ICE ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5G) ........................................................................46
DRAWING 28: NIGHT STATE ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5H)................................................................................47
DRAWING 29: LOW-PRESSURE (LOP) ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5I) ..................................................................48
DRAWING 30: OVER-PRESSURE ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5J) ...........................................................................49
DRAWING 31: SLEEP COOL MODE & DRY MODE (FIG. 5K) ....................................................................................................50
DRAWING 32: CONDITIONING ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5L) ...........................................................................................51
DRAWING 33: ENERGY CHANGE ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5N) .......................................................................................52
DRAWING 34: SP2 VALUES ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5O) ..................................................................................53
DRAWING 35: AUTO ENERGY COOL MODE & DRY MODE (FIG. 5P) .....................................................................................54
DRAWING 36: QUICK PRESSURE RELEASE ROUTINE - COOL MODE (FIG. 5Q) ...................................................................55
DRAWING 37: RECOVER OLTDOOR FAN SPEED ROLTINE-COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5R).......................................................56
DRAWING 38: RECOVER ENERGY SET-UP COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5S) ..........................................................................57
DRAWING 39: PRE-ICE ENERGY CHANGE COOL MODE & DRY MODE (FIG. 5T) ................................................................58
DRAWING 40: COMP. OFF DELAY CREATION/COOL-ONLY #E-TYPE COOL MODE (FIG. 5L)...................................................59
DRAWING 41: PREPARE TO COMP. ON/COOL ONLY OR E-TYPE COOL MODE (FIG. 5V).....................................................60
DRAWING 42: AN DRAIN ROUTINE (FIG. 5W) ...........................................................................................................................61
DRAWING 43: HEAT MODE - MAIN (FIG. 6) ...............................................................................................................................62
DRAWING 44: COMPRESSOR ON ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6A)........................................................................................63
DRAWING 45: PRESSURE RELEASE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6B).....................................................................................................64
DRAWING 46: CHANGE MODE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6D) ...........................................................................................65
DRAWING 47: INDOOR FAN HEAT MODE (FIG. 6E) ..................................................................................................................66
DRAWING 48: COMPRESSOR OFF ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6F) .......................................................................................67
DRAWING 49: OUTDOOR ICE - CHECK ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6G) .............................................................................68
DRAWING 50: OUTDOOR FAN HEAT MODE (FIG. 6H) ..............................................................................................................69
DRAWING 51: LOW-PRESSURE (LOP) ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6I) .................................................................................70
DRAWING 52: OVER PRESSURE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6J) ..........................................................................................71
DRAWING 53: SLEEP ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6K) ............................................................................................................72
DRAWING 54: CONDITIONING ROUTINE (HEAT TO COOL) (FIG. 6L) ....................................................................................73
DRAWING 55: ENERGY CHANGE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6N) .......................................................................................74
DRAWING 56: SP2 VALUES ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6O) .................................................................................................75
DRAWING 57: AUTO ENERGY ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6P) .............................................................................................76


DRAWING 58: QUICK RE- ENTRY RELEASE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6Q) .....................................................................77
DRAWING 59: RECOVER OUTDOOR FAN SPEED ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6R) .............................................................78
DRAWING 60: RECOVER ENERGY SET - UP HEAT (FIG. 6S) ....................................................................................................79
DRAWING 61: PRE - OVP ROUTINE - HEAT MODE (FIG. 6T) ...................................................................................................80
DRAWING 62: TAC-600 - HDE HEATER ROUTINE - HEAT MODE (FIG. 6U) ...........................................................................81
DRAWING 63: E-TYPE MAIN HEAT MODE (FIG. 6V) ................................................................................................................82
DRAWING 64: PRESSURE FAULT ROUTINE (FIG. 7) .................................................................................................................83
DRAWING 65: DE - ICE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 8) ...........................................................................................................84
DRAWING 66: DRY MODE - MAIN (FIG. 9) .................................................................................................................................85
DRAWING 67: COMPRESSOR ON ROUTINE, DRY MODE (FIG. 9A) .........................................................................................86
DRAWING 68: PRESSURE RELEASE ROUTINE DRY MODE (FIG. 9B) .....................................................................................87
DRAWING 69: CHANGE MODE ROUTINE, DRY MODE (FIG. 9D) ............................................................................................88
DRAWING 70: COMPRESSOR OFF ROUTINE DRY MODE (FIG. 9E) .........................................................................................89
DRAWING 71: ENERGY CHANGE ROUTINE DRY MODE (FIG. 9N) .........................................................................................90
DRAWING 72: FILTER CHECK ROUTINE (FIG. 10) ....................................................................................................................91
DRAWING 73: TH1-TH2 THERMISTORS TEST ROUTINE (FIG. 11)...........................................................................................92
DRAWING 75: FAN ONLY MODE ROUTINE (FIG. 12) ................................................................................................................93

A/C Air Conditioner
A/D Analogue to Digital Converter
BMS Building Management System
DIP Dual in Line Package
IR InIrared
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
LED Light Emitting Diode
NC Not Connected
N/A Not Applicable
PCB Printed Circuit Board
R/C Remote Control
RVS Reversing Valve
T/S Twin/Single Compressor
RAM Random Accesses Memory
ROM Read Only Memory

TabIe 1: Abbreviations in use throughout this document:



1 GeneraI
1.1 Scope
The TAC600 Iamily oI Air Conditioner Controllers electronically controls the operation oI
Tadiran`s air conditioner units and displays the air conditioner status and Iaults (iI any) on a Display
unit (LEDs). The electronic controller receives input Irom various: sensors (i.e. temperature), user
interIace devices (i.e. Remote Control unit, pushbuttons on Display units) and using the imbedded
soItware, controls the operation oI the indoor and outdoor units.
The TAC600 Iamily oI Air Conditioner Controllers consists oI the Iollowing electronic controller
models:
TAC600TGL
TAC601
TAC603
TAC640
ReIer to Table 3 (page 8) Ior air conditioner conIiguration
1.2 Main System Features
1.2.1 Standard Features on aII ModeIs
5 Working Modes: Cooling, Heating, Fan, Dry (DehumidiIy) and Auto
3 Indoor Fan Speeds
2 Outdoor Fan Speeds
4 Status LEDs (Power ON, Power OFF, Filter and Service)
Temperature Setting
3 Timers Plus Sleep Timer
Daily Timer
InIrared (IR) Temperature/Mode Control and Timer Programming Via Remote
Control Unit (R/C)
Parameters Saved in EEPROM (Non-Volatile Memory)
Auto Restart (aIter Power Failure)
Protections (High/Low Pressure, Noise, Freezing, High/Low Voltage)
Sensorless DeIrost
SelI Diagnostics
Sweeping Louver Control
Communication: RS232, RS485, Modem
1.2.2 OptionaI Features for aII ModeIs
7 Additional Inputs
4 Outputs Irom Relays
Voltage Measurement Sensor
BMS (Building Management System) Input



1.2.3 ModeI Specific Features

TAC600TGL TAC601 TAC603 TAC640
Hall Effect X X
8 LED/2 Digit Numeric Displays and 4
Pushbuttons (Option)
X
Heating Element X X
6 Inputs for Room Units X X
T/S Operation X X
TabIe 2: ModeI Specific Features

1.3 Air Conditioner Configuration

The table below describes Tadiran`s air conditioner models and the controller and display units
packaged with them.
Tadiran`s Air
Conditioner Model
Controller Unit
Model
Display Unit Model
TGL 9-25 TAC600TGL Built-in 4 LED display
TGL 30 TAC603 Built-in 4 LED display
TGL 33,35 TAC601 Built-in 4 LED display
GFL TAC640 TAC660GFL (4 LEDs)
TNL20-50 TAC640 TAC660TNL (4 LEDs)
TFL 9-15 TAC640 TAC660TFE (4 LEDs)
GCL TAC640
TAC660GCL (microprocessor, 8 LEDs, 2
digits, 5 Pushbuttons)
AN, AVL TAC640
TAC660RTX (Microprocessor, 8 LEDs, 2
digits, 5 pushbuttons)
TS TAC640
TAC660RTX (microprocessor, 8 LEDs, 2
digits, 5 pushbuttons)

TabIe 3: Configuration TabIe

NOTE:
The controI provides type 1 micro-interruption automatic action (Type 1.C controI).



2 Operation
2.1 The EIectronic System Structure
Tadiran`s electronic system structure is composed oI three main parts:
Controller Unit consists oI:
SPCB
SEmbedded soItware
SService LED
SFuse (6A)
SDIP switches
SConnectors and Terminal block
Display Units consist oI:
SLED indicators (4 or 8 depending on model)
SInIrared (IR) receiver
SMicroprocessor (TAC660RTX and TAC660GCL models)
STwo digit numerical display (TAC660RTX and TAC660GCL models)
SFive pushbuttons (TAC660RTX and TAC660GCL models)
Remote Control (R/C) device consists oI:
SMultiIunction LCD display
SInIrared (IR) transmitter
SPushbutton pad
SMicroprocessor
STemperature sensor (thermistor)
2.2 Communication:
The electronic controller monitors system perIormance and identiIies Iaults via input received Irom
the Iollowing sensors:
Temperature - measured by the thermistors located at the Return-Air (TH1, indoor),
Evaporator coil (TH2, indoor) and Condenser coil (TH3, outdoor).
Power measures power line voltage.
Pressure detects low pressure and high pressure states
Faults are indicated by Ilashing LEDs on displays (and a single Service LED on Controller) and by
numbers on models with numeric display. The electronic controller receives the Iollowing User
inputs (via R/C, room control unit or Iront panel display):
Power (ON/OFF)
Air conditioner mode (Cool, Heat, Fan, Dry, Auto)
Fan speed
Setpoint temperature
Sweep louver
Clock setting (R/C only)
Timer settings (R/C only)
Room temperature


2.3 Air Conditioner EIectricaI Drawings

Drawing Catalog
number
Models Phases
Drawing.
No.
5130-2523946 TNL9-25 1 ph. Drawing 1
5130-2615036 DGL 9-20 1 ph. Drawing 2
5130-2525736-B TNL, AVL, GCL 1 ph. Drawing 3
5130-2625731 AVL, TNL 3 ph. Drawing 4
5130-2525796 ANL 1 ph. Drawing 5
5130-2525791 ANL-S (50-75) 3 ph. Drawing 6
5130-2523966 TGL 9-25 1 ph. Drawing 7
5130-2523976 TGL 30 1 ph. Drawing 8
5130-2523956 TGL 35 1 ph. Drawing 9
5130-2643746 TDL 1 ph. Drawing 10
5130-2525736 GFL 1 ph. Drawing 11
5130-2625731 GFL 3 ph. Drawing 12

TabIe 4: EIectricaI Drawings



Drawing 1: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI TNL 9-25 (1 Phase)


Drawing 2: EIectricaI Drawing ModeIs DGL 9-20 (1 Phase)


Drawing 3: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI TNL, AVL, GCL (1 Phase)


Drawing 4: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI AVL, TNL (3 Phase)


Drawing 5: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI ANL (1 Phase)


Drawing 6: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI ANL-S 50-75 (3 Phase)


Drawing 7: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI TGL 9-25 (1 Phase)


Drawing 8: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI TGL 30 (1 Phase)


Drawing 9: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI TGL 35 (1 Phase)


Drawing 10: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI TDL (1 Phase)


Drawing 11: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI GFL (1 Phase)



Drawing 12: EIectricaI Drawing ModeI GFL (3 Phase)



2.4 OutIine Drawings

Drawing 13: OutIine Drawing ModeI TAC600TGL


Drawing 14: OutIine Drawing ModeI TAC603





TH3
TH2
TH1


2.5 ControI Unit BIock Diagram

DISPLAY
4 LED & IR
SWEEPER
STEP
MOTOR
INDOOR
FAN
TH1 TH2
TH3
RVS OUTDOOR FAN
OUTDOOR UNIT
MAIN
POWER
COMMUNICATION
& TESTING
HALL EFFECT
(TAC600, 603 ONLY)
BMS IN
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CONTROLLER
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Drawing 17: BIock Drawing ModeI TAC603



SWEEPER
STEP
MOTOR
HEAT ELEMENT
WITH CONTACTOR
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INDOOR
FAN
TH1 TH2
TH3
RVS
CONTACTOR OF
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OUTDOOR FAN
OUTDOOR UNIT
COMMUNICATION
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TAC 601
CONTROLLER
TERMINAL BLOCK
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4 LED & IR
INDOOR UNIT
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DISPLAY
4 LED & IR
SWEEPER
STEP
MOTOR
INDOOR
FAN
TH1 TH2
TH3
RVS COMPRESSOR OUTDOOR FAN
OUTDOOR UNIT
MAIN
POWER
COMMUNICATION
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CONTROLLER
TERMINAL BLOCK
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RELAY
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SWEEPER
STEP
MOTOR
HEAT ELEMENT
WITH CONTACTOR
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FAN
TH1 TH2
TH3
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OUTDOOR UNIT
MAIN
POWER
COMMUNICATION
& TESTING
BMS IN
TAC900 COMMUNICATION
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TAC 640
CONTROLLER
TERMINAL BLOCK
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2.6 Wiring Connections

Ref.
No.
Connection
Label
Color/Type Connects to: Function
114 Indoor Ian 5 pin jack Indoor unit Ian motor Controller controls Ian speed
13 DSPLY TN 10 pin jack 4 LED display & IR Displays mode and status and InIra Red Receiver
112 Sweep 6 pin jack Sweeper step motor Switches sweep Ieature ON/OFF
19 TH1 White/2 pin jack
Thermistor (sensor) Ior air leaving
indoor unit (outgoing air vent).
The Controller converts the thermistor output to digital data
(temperature) using an 8-bit A/D converter. Controller
compares this value to the setpoint.
110 TH2 Red/2 pin jack
Thermistor (sensor) Ior Evaporator
coil (indoor)
The Controller converts the thermistor outputs to digital data
(temperature) using an 8-bit A/D converter.
111 TH3 Black/2 pin jack
Thermistor (sensor) Ior Condenser
coil (outdoor)
The Controller converts the thermistor outputs to digital data
(temperature) using an 8-bit A/D converter.
14 DSPLY RT RJ11 socket Display RJ11 jack Output to TAC660RTX or TAC660GCL displays
Terminal block
1
3
4
7
10

Black
Yellow
Red
Brown or White
Gray (option)

High speed (outdoor Ian)
Reverse valve (RVS)
Low speed (outdoor Ian)
Compressor (low or high capacity)
Twin/Single (T/S) option Ior
TAC 640TS
Terminal block Iacilitates connections to external wires.
16 BMS(option) Building Management System
Building Management System (BMS) can switch OFF the air
conditioner Irom a central location
COM 3 (option)
RJ11 Tadiran test equipment
Ability to check system Iunctions with external Tadiran test
equipment
TabIe 5: Wiring Connections for TAC640


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Ref.
No
Connection
Label
Color/Type
Connects to:
Function
111 Indoor Ian 5 pin jack Indoor unit Ian motor Controller controls Ian speed.
19 Sweep 5 pin jack Sweeper step motor Switches sweep Ieature ON/OFF.
Thermistor (sensor) Ior air leaving indoor
unit.
The Controller converts the thermistor output to digital
data (temperature) using an 8-bit A/D converter.
Controller compares this value to the setpoint.
Thermistor (sensor) Ior Evaporator coil
(indoor)
The Controller converts the thermistor outputs to digital
18 TH3 Black/2 pin jack
Thermistor (sensor) Ior Condenser coil
(outdoor)
11 DSPLAY 7 pin jack TAC660RTX or TAC660GCL Output to TAC660RTX or TAC660GCL displays.
Terminal block
1
2
2
3
4
6N
7

Black
Brown (600 only)
Brown(603 only)
Yellow
Red
Blue
White (603 only)

Compressor (low capacity)
Main phase to indoor and outdoor units
Reverse valve (RVS)
Neutral to indoor and outdoor units
Contactor oI compressor (high capacity)
13 BMS(option) 2 pin jack Building Management System
Building Management System (BMS) can switch OFF
the air conditioner Irom a central location.
112 Hall eIIect 3 pin jack Indoor Ian motor
Receives Ieedback Irom Ian motor in order to stabilize
the motor`s operation.
110 3 pin jack Indoor Ian capacitor Work capacitor Ior Ian motor
15 10 pin jack Tadiran test equipment
Ability to check system Iunctions with external Tadiran
test equipment
TabIe 6: Wiring Connections for TAC600TGL and TAC603



Ref.
No.
Connection
Label
Color/Type Connects to: Function
111 Indoor Ian 6 pin jack Indoor unit Ian motor Controller controls indoor Ian speed
112 Sweep 6 pin jack Sweeper step motor Switches sweep Ieature ON/OFF
Thermistor (sensor) Ior air leaving
indoor unit (outgoing air vent).
The Controller converts the thermistor output to digital
Controller compares this value to the setpoint.
Thermistor (sensor) Ior Evaporator coil
(indoor)
18 TH3 BlackS/2 pin jack
Thermistor (sensor) Ior Condenser coil
(outdoor)
11 Display 7 pin jack 4 LED display & IR Displays mode and status and InIra Red Receiver
Terminal block
1
2
3
4
6N
7

Black
Brown
Yellow
Red
Blue
White

Main phase to indoor and outdoor units
Reverse valve (RVS)
Neutral to indoor and outdoor units
Contactor oI the Compressor (high
capacity)
13 BMS(option) 2 pin jack Building Management System
Building Management System (BMS) can switch OFF the
air conditioner Irom a central location
15 10 pin jack Tadiran test equipment
Ability to check system Iunctions with external Tadiran
test equipment

TabIe 7: Wiring Connections for TAC601

2.7 DIP Switch FunctionaIity
The Iollowing tables list the DIP switch numbers, Iunctions and their Iactory conIiguration according to
air conditioner model.

DIP No. Function ON State OFF State
T
G
L
-
9
/
1
1

T
G
L
-
1
5
/
2
0

T
G
L
-
2
5
/
3
0

SW1 N/A N/A N/A ON ON ON
SW2 Heating system Heat pump Cool only, E type ON ON ON
SW3 Fan speed Independent Ian speed OFF ON OFF
SW4 Fan speed Independent Ian speed OFF OFF ON
TabIe 8: TAC-600/3TGL DIP Switch Settings (Factory Configuration)

DIP No. Function ON State OFF State
T
N

G
F
/
G
C
L

3
5
0
-
5
0
0

T
F

A
N
L

/
A
V
L

G
C
L

5
0
-
2
5
0

SW1 SP2 Standard Alternative
ON ON ON ON ON
SW2 Heating System Heat Pump Cool only, E type

SW3 AIR
CONDITIONER
type
Ceiling unit Floor unit
ON OFF ON ON OFF
SW4 AIR
CONDITIONER
model
GF,GCL,TN.TF AVL, ANL
ON ON ON OFF ON
SW5 Air sweep (louver)
OFF OFF ON OFF ON
SW6 Air sweep (louver)
OFF ON OFF OFF ON
TabIe 9:TAC-640 DIP Switch Settings (Factory Configuration)

DIP No. Function ON State OFF State TGL 33/35
SW1 SP2 Standard Alternative
ON
SW2 Heating System Heat Pump Cool Only, E Type
ON
TabIe 10: TAC601 DIP Switch Settings (Factory Configuration)


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3 Operation Routines
The TAC600 controllers use the same algorithms and enable proper operation oI the air conditioner in
large range oI environmental conditions. The imbedded soItware controls the air conditioner
perIormance.
3.1 FAN ONLY MODE (Refer to Drawing 74: FAN ONLY MODE ROUTINE (FIG. 12))
3.1.1 Overview:
This is the state the unit is in when the user selects Ian mode.
3.1.2 Input:
User-selected indoor Ian speed
Operating mode
3.1.3 Output:
Fan mode LED (on TAC660RTX and TAC660GCL)
Fan speed LED(on TAC660RTX and TAC660GCL)
Compressor OFF
Electric heater OFF
Outdoor Ian OFF
Indoor Ian speed Low/High/Turbo
Reversing valve OFF
3.1.4 Process (AIgorithm):
The indoor Ian runs at the user-selected speed, iI auto, the Ian runs at medium speed
II the reverse valve is ON, it switches OFF aIter 120 sec.
3.1.5 AbnormaI Conditions and Responses:
None



3.2 COOLING MODE (Refer to Fig. 5)
3.2.1 Overview:
This is the state the unit is in when the user selects cool mode.
3.2.2 Input:
Cooling Only vs. Heat Pump ConIiguration
Room Air Temperature
User-selected Cooling mode
Setpoint
3.2.3 Output:
Indoor Ian speed
Compressor ON/OFF
Electric heater OFF
Outdoor Ian speed
Reversing (Iour way) valve, ON Ior Iirst 10 sec. then OFF
Service LED (on Controller) LED ON/OFF/Flashing/Pulsing
The system will operate as Iollows:
1. Compressor OFF
2. Pressure release
II room temp. is less than setpoint then run Rest Loop until:
SRoom temp. is greater than setpoint or
S30 min. has elapsed or
SMode changed by user
II room temp. is greater than setpoint then Compressor ON, run Run Loop until:
SRoom temp. is less than setpoint or
SFault occurs (pressure, ice Ilag, etc.) or
Indoor Coil Freeze Protection
Over/Low Pressure Control
Indoor Fan Protection
High/Low Voltage
Sensor Short or Disconnected


3.3 HEATING MODE (Refer to Drawing 43: HEAT MODE - MAIN (FIG. 6))
3.3.1 Overview:
This is the state the unit is in when the user selects heat mode.
3.3.2 Input:
Cooling only vs. heat pump conIiguration
User selected Heating mode
Room air temperature
Setpoint
Electric heater conIiguration
3.3.3 Output:
Indoor Ian speed
Compressor ON/OFF
Electric heater ON/OFF
Outdoor Ian speed
Reversing (Iour way) valve ON/OFF
1. Compressor OFF
2. Pressure release
II room temp. is greater than setpoint then run Rest Loop until:
SRoom temp. is less than setpoint or
S20 min. has elapsed or
II room temp. is less than setpoint then Compressor ON, run Run Loop until:
SRoom temp. is greater than setpoint or
SFault occurs (pressure, ice Ilag, etc.) or
High/low Voltage
De-ice
Indoor Coil High Temperature Protection



3.4 DRY MODE (Refer to Drawing 66: DRY MODE - MAIN (FIG. 9))
3.4.1 Overview:
This is the state the unit is in when the user selects dry mode.
3.4.2 Input:
Operating Mode
Setpoint
User-selected Dry mode
3.4.3 Output:
Low Indoor Fan Speed
Compressor ON/OFF
Outdoor Ian speed
Reversing (Iour way) valve, ON Ior Iirst 10 sec. then OFF
Power LED ON/OFF/Flashing
When the operating mode is Dry, the unit operates the same as Cool mode except:
The Indoor Ian always runs at low speed.
High/Low Voltage



3.5 AUTO MODE
3.5.1 Overview:
This is the state the unit is in when the user selects Auto mode.
3.5.2 Input:
Cooling Only vs. Heat Pump ConIiguration
User-selected Auto mode
Setpoint
3.5.3 Output:
Indoor Ian speed
Compressor ON/OFF
Electric heater ON/OFF
Outdoor Ian speed
Reversing (Iour way) valve ON/OFF
While in Auto mode the system works only in:
Cooling mode when room temperature is above* the setpoint
Heating mode when room temperature is below* the setpoint.
Rest Loop when room temperature is equal* the setpoint

*See Flowcharts Ior temperature range
High/Low Voltage


SSW7 INSTALL
. 0
-1 0 -2
1
-2
-1 -3
LOWER
Software Switch
SERVICE LED FLASHES
500 ms 500 ms
TH1 or T1<
SP+T5
SYSTEM
TS
D1 (3M) &D2 (3M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
RECOVER ENERGY
SET - UP
Fig. 5 S
PRESSURE
FAULT
OVP
or LOP
FLAG
ICE
FLAG ON
TH1 or
Tb<SP+T5
D3 (15M) /30 min**
DELAY TRIGGER
COMPR.OFF
ROUTINE
Fig. 5F
*COMPR.LED
FLASH
D3 (15M)
DELAY RUNOUT
ROUTINE
Fig. 5L
COMPR.ON
ROUTINE
Fig. 5A
PRESS. FAULT
ROUTINE
Fig. 7
D4 (5M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
BOTH
COMPR.
OFF
CHANGE
MODE
CHANGE
MODE
PRESSURE
RELEASE
Fig. 5B
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
R
U
N
L
O
O
P
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
ENTRY
COOL MODE ENTRY PROCEDURES
CHANGE
MODE
D23 (2M)
TRIGGER
RECOVER
OUTDOOR FAN
Fig. 5R
D1 (3M)
RUNOUT
NO
MEMORIZE
OUTDOOR FAN
SPEED
MEMORIZE
ENERGY
SETUP
QUICK RE-
PRESSURE
RELEASE
Fig. 5Q
5MIN.
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
Run 30 out
YES
YES
NO
YES
YES
PREPARE
TO
COMP.ON
Fig. 5V
Cool only
E - typ
e
YES
NO
NO
T5 T6 T7
UPPER/BEACON/ANL
**Constant15minute
sw 1530minute
PREPARE
TO
COMP.ON
Fig. 5V
(Keeps O.F.
entry speed)
TH1 or
CONDITIONING
D21 (7M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
Tb>SP+T6
TH1 or
Tb<=SP+T5
D4 (10M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
ICE FLAG
OFF
ICE FLAG
ON
YES
NO
D60(6h)
TRIGER
YES
NO
System
AN
YES
NO D60(6h)
RUN OUT
AN DRAIN
ROUTIN
5W
D60(6h)
RUN OUT
5W
NO
AN DRAIN
ROUTIN
YES

Drawing 21: COOL MODE MAIN (FIG. 5)



*
COMP. / S ON
**
COMP.LED ON
REV_VALVE OFF
OVP ROUTINE
Fig. 5J
NIGHT STATE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5H
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5D
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 5E
CHANGE ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 5N
D1(3M)
RUNOUT
LOP
ROUTINE
Fig. 5 I
AUTO
ENERGY
LAST CHANGE
> D5(15M)
SP2 VALUE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5O
AUTO-ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 5P
D5 (15M)DELAY
"LAST CHANGE"
TRIGGER
ENTRY
EXIT
SLEEP
ROUTINE
Fig. 5K
YES
NO
YES
ENERGY
CHANGED ?
NO
YES
SERVICE LED ON
HALF
FULL
or ANL
FOR COMPR. STANDBY
1.5s
0.25s
0.5s
0.5s
NO
*
ANTI-ICE ROUTINE
(INDOOR)
Fig. 5G
SYSTEM
TS
NO
YES
Compressor/s is/are set as
defined by the manual Energy, or ;
Auto Energy ,or Full Start -up
Routine.
For ANL both comp. set to
ON-even one relay is inserted.
SYSTEM
TS
YES
NO
A
U
T
O
E
N
E
R
G
Y
B
R
A
N
C
H
NO
YES
THERMISTORS
TEST
Fig. 11
PRE-ICE ENERGY
CHANGE
Fig. 5T
***
TH1,TH2 CONNECT?
THi>85C|THi<-40C
INSERT
DEFAULTS***
YES
NO
DEFAULTS
TH1=30C;TH2=10C
Cool only
E-type
YES
Cool only
E-type
YES
NO

Drawing 22: COMPRESSOR ON ROUTINE - COOL MODE (FIG. 5A)



D6 (10S) &
D7 (13S)
DELAY TRIGGER
COMPRESSOR /S
OFF
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig . 5E
INDICATORS :
POWER ON
A/C ON
FILTER ( 1)
FAILURE
INDICATION BY
SERVICE LED
D6(10S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
OFF
D7(13S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
ON
ENTRY
NO
YES
NO
YES
EXIT
Notes :
(1) See Fitler Check Fig. 10
Cool only
E- type
NO
YES
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW

Drawing 23: COOL MODE PRESSURE RELEASE ROUTINE (FIG. 5B)



* CHANGE
MODE FLAG or
OFF command
CHANGE MODE
FLAG OFF
COOL MODE
REQUEST
TIMER OFF
FLAG
RESET ALL
DELAYS
except D 61
ENTRY
EXIT
* This flag is ON when the operator entred
change mode request or OFF command
** This function is skipped for ANL system.
OFF
NO
YES
NO
ON
SYSTEM
OFF
MEMORIZE
SETTINGS
YES
** ENERGY
CHANGE
RESET
GO TO NEW
MODE or OFF
Comp.OFF
Delay creation
Cool only or
Fig
.
5U
Comp.OFF
Delay creation
Cool only or
Fig
.
5U

Drawing 24: CHANGE MODE ROUTINE (FIG. 5D)



FAN AUTO
D9(3M)DELAY
ON
TH1 of Tb <SP+T9(3C)
TH 1or Tb<SP+T10(1.5C)
INDOOR FAN
= LOW
INDOOR FAN
MANUAL SPEED
INDOOR FAN
SPEED
NO CHANGE
INDOOR FAN
TURBO
INDOOR FAN
= HIGH
TRIGGER
D9(3M)DELAY
TRIGGER
D9(3M)DELAY
INDOOR FAN
HIGH
INDOOR FAN
LOW
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
EXIT
ENTRY
*
INDOOR FAN LOW
SPEED SHALL BE
PRECEDED BY TURBO
SPEED FOR 0.5 SEC.
D9 (3M) DELAY
OFF
YES
YES
YES

Drawing 25: INDOOR FAN ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5E)



COMPR. /S OFF
REV. VALVE OFF
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
& RESET NIGHT
STATE
ROUTINE
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5D
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 5E
COMPR. LED
OFF
D4(5M)
RUNOUT
ENTRY
YES
EXIT
CHANGE
MODE
OR ON /OFF
R/C
SENDS S.P.
RESET ALL
DELAYS
except
D61
ENTER /RE- ENTER
MODE
VIA PRESS. RELEASE
NO
NO
YES
TH1 & TH 2
THERMISTORS
TEST
ROUTINE
Fig. 11
Comp.OFF
Delay creation
Cool only or
Fig. 5U

Drawing 26: COMPRESSOR OFF ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5F)



OUTDOOR
FAN
TH2 <T11( 0 C) TH2>T12(+5C)
D10(45M)
ONE-SHOT
ON
D11(20M)
ONE-SHOT
ON
D13(60S)
RUNOUT
D10(45M)
ONE -SHOT
TRIGGER
D11(20M)
ONE -SHOT
TRIGGER
RESET D10(45M)
ONE -SHOT
ICE FLAG
ON
TRIGGER /
RETRIGGER
D13 (60S) DELAY
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
& RESET NIGHT
STATE
OUTDOOR FAN
Low
ENTRY
OFF ON
NO
YES
NO
NO
EXIT
* PRECONDITION SEE NIGHT STATE
ROUTINE Fig. 5H
YES
OUTDOOR FAN
ON *
D12(4M)
TRIGGER
D12(4M)
RUNOUT
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
D23(2m)
TRIGGER
YES
D12(4M)
TRIGGER
YES

Drawing 27: INDOOR ANTI-ICE ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5G)


OUTDOOR
FAN
TH3(T13,T14)
CONNECTED
OUTDOOR
FAN HIGH
TH3 <T15(42C)
TH3 >T19(45C)
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW
OUTDOOR FAN
HIGH
D 23 (2M)
DELAY TRIGGER
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW
OFF
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
ENTRY
EXIT
ON
D23(2M)
RUNOUT
NO
YES
LOW
D23(2M)
RUNOUT
TH2 <
T17(+1C)
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
D 23 (2M)
DELAY TRIGGER

Drawing 28: NIGHT STATE ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5H)



(
*
)
D2(3M) DELAY
RUNOUT
(TH1-TH2)<T22(+6C)
(
**
)
PRESS. FAULT
LOP FLAG = 1
PRESS. FAULT
FLAG = 0
PRESS. LED
OFF
LOP FLAG = 0
CNT = RESET
PRESS. FAULT=1
LOP FLAG = 1
(
*
) D2 -10 MIN. COMPR. RUN TIME
(
**
) PRESSURE MAINTENANCE INDICATOR (RED LED) SHALL LIT
BY THE PRESSURE FAULT ROUTINE Fig. 7 .
(TH1-TH2)<T23(+3C)
SYSTEM
TS
YES
NO
ENTRY
EXIT
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
CNT ACTIVE
CNT> 10min.
YES
CNT
TRIGGER
CNT RESET CNT - Local timer
LOP = LOW PRESSURE
YES
YES
NO
NO NO
YES
COMP= FULL

Drawing 29: LOW-PRESSURE (LOP) ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5I)



TH3 (T13,T14)
CONNECTED ?
D1(3M)
RUNOUT
OVP TIMER
> D18(8M)
TH3>T25(70C)
* PRESS. FAULT
LED ON
**
OVP TIMER
ON
OVP TIMER
> D18(8M
RESET & STOP
OVP TIMER
PRESS. FAULT
LED OFF
PRESS. FAULT=0
OVP FLAG = 0
START(RESTART)
D18(8M)
OVP TIMER
OVP FLAG = 1
PRESS. FAULT= 1
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO YES
EXIT
ENTRY
OVP = OVER PRESSURE
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
* See pressure Fault Routine (Fig.7)
YES
NO
NOTES:
TH3 > T24 (T25 )
5
minutes
D4 MIN. REST LOOP
D1 MIN. RUN LOOP
PRESS. FAULT LED OFF
SECOND OVP FAULT
D18
8
minutes

Drawing 30: OVER-PRESSURE ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5J)


SLEEP STATE
SP=SP+ SLEEP OFFSET* SP= NORMAL
ENTRY
EXIT
(a)
(b)
YES
NO

Drawing 31: SLEEP COOL MODE & DRY MODE (FIG. 5K)



AUTO MODE
TH1 or Tb< SP+T7
TH1 or Tb < SP+T6
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 5E
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5D
HEAT MODE
REQUEST
FLAG = 1
ENTRY
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
EXIT
SSW7 T6 T7
0
o
C
-1
o
C
-2
o
C
-3
o
C
Install.
UPPER/BEACON/ANL
LOWER
SWITCH TO
HEAT MODE
0
1
Cool only
YES
NO

Drawing 32: CONDITIONING ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5L)



* COMPR. LED FLASH
1s
1s
COMPR. FULL=
FULL COMP. RUN NOW !
ENERGY
CHANGE-REQST
HALF COMPR.
ON
D19(3M) DELAY
TRIGGER
FULL ENERGY
REQUEST
COMPR. LED
FLASH *
REV. VALVE OFF
REV. VALVE ON
COMPR./S OFF
D19(3M)
RUNOUT
D6(10S)&D7(13S)
DELAY
TRIGGER
COMPR./S OFF
D6(10S)
RUNOUT
ENERGY
CHANGE RESET
REV. VALVE OFF
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5D
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5D
OUTDOOR FAN
ON
for NIGHT STATE
REV. VALVE OFF
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 5E
OUTDOOR FAN
ON
ENTRY
YES
NO
YES
NO
EXIT
P
R
E
S
S.
R
E
L
E
A
S
E
3
M
I
N
U
T
E
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
NO
YES
NO YES
MANUAL
HALF
D7(13S)
NO
YES
ON
FULL COMPR.

Drawing 33: ENERGY CHANGE ROUTINE COOL MODE (FIG. 5N)



INDOOR FAN
LOW
INDOOR FAN
TURBO
* SP 2=T26(6C) , T 26 A( 3C)
* SP 2=T27(8C) , T 27 A( 5C)
* SP 2=T28(10 C) , T 28A( 7C)
YES
YES
NO
NO
ENTRY
EXIT
* The SP 2 value is SSW 8 dependent

Drawing 34: SP2 VALUES ROUTINE COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5O)



HALF COMP.
ON
TH2<SP2+T33(-4C)
TH2>SP2+T29(3C)
CHANGE ENERGY RUT
CHANGE
ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 5N
EXIT
ENTRY
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
(NO CHANGE)
YES
(REQUEST
FOR FULL)
FIG. 5 N
FULL
(REQUEST FOR FULL)
REQUEST FOR HALF

Drawing 35: AUTO ENERGY COOL MODE & DRY MODE (FIG. 5P)



DELAY
TRIGGER
COMPRES. OFF
OUTDOOR OFF
INDICATORS:
POWER ON
A/C ON
FILTER(1)
CMP.LED OFF
IMPED.
PRESS.
D7(13S)
RUNOUT
D21( 7 M)
RUNOUT
D6(10S)
RUNOUT
REV.VALVE
OFF
REV.VALVE
ON
Cool only
E
-
Type
ENTER
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
EXIT
Notes :
D6 (10S)&D7 (13S)

Drawing 36: QUICK PRESSURE RELEASE ROUTINE - COOL MODE (FIG. 5Q)



MEMORIZED
O.F. SPEED
D23 (2M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
OUTDOOR FAN
HIGH
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW
D23(2M)
TRIGGER
ENTRY
LOW
HIGH
EXIT
D9A(5M)

Drawing 37: RECOVER OUTDOOR FAN SPEED ROUTINE-COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5R)


FULL CMPR.
START ON
HALF COMPR.
ON
*REQ. FOR
CMPR. FULL
ENTRY
EXIT
YES
NO
NOTE:
* Request may be
manual or auto or if in run / rest
loop based on memorized
energy set - up

Drawing 38: RECOVER ENERGY SET-UP COOL & DRY MODES (FIG. 5S)



D22 (8M)
) DELAY
TRIGGER
CHANGE TO
HALF
5N
TH2>SP2( 6/8/10
o
C)
ENERGY=
MANUAL SET
TH2<T69(0
o
C)
ENERGY
STATUS
D22(8M)
RUN OUT
ENERGY
ENTRY
EXIT
AUTO
NO
YES
NO YES NO
YES
HALF
FULL
* SP 2 is defined in fig. 5O
routine
*
MANUAL
ENERGY
CHANGE
YES
NO
D22 (8M)
) DELAY
TRIGGER
TH2=FAIL
YES
NO

Drawing 39: PRE-ICE ENERGY CHANGE COOL MODE & DRY MODE (FIG. 5T)



Trigger one- shot D 61(5m)
Comp.
ON?
TS
Cool only
E- typ
e
ENTRY
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
Exit

Drawing 40: COMP. OFF DELAY CREATION/COOL-ONLY or E-TYPE COOL MODE (FIG. 5U)


Cool only
E-type
TS
D61
one shot
ON?
Change mode
Fig.5D
Indicators:
Power - ON + A/C - Flash(50-50)
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
EXIT

Drawing 41: PREPARE TO COMP. ON/COOL ONLY or E-TYPE COOL MODE (FIG. 5V)



ENTRY
D25(3m)
TRIGGER
COOL MODE
LED FLASH
SYSTEM
OFF
NO
YES
D25
RUN OUT
D25(3m)
RESET
A/C LED
ON
D60(6h)
RESET
EXIT TO
Fig 5

Drawing 42: AN DRAIN ROUTINE (FIG. 5W)



TH 1 or Tb
< SP + T3
SYSTEM
TS
D25 (3 M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
RECOVER ENERGY
SET - UP
Fig. 6 S
PRESSURE
FAULT
OVP or LOP
or HOT FLAG
ICE
FLAG ON
TH1 or Tb >sp + T1
D31 (12/20M)
DELAY TRIGGER
COMPR. OFF
ROUTINE
Fig. 6 F
COMPR. LED
FLASH
D31 (12M) DELAY
RUNOUT
TH 1 or Tb <
SP+T3
CONDITIONING
ROUTINE
Fig. 6 L
COMPR. ON
ROUTINE
Fig. 6 A
PRESS. FAULT
ROUTINE
Fig. 7
D 29 ( 20 S) DELAY
TRIGGER
BOTH COMPR.
OFF
Change Mode
CHANGE
MODE
PRESSURE
RELEASE
Fig. 6 B
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
R
U
N
L
O
O
P
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
ENTRY
CHANGE
MODE
YES
D 30 ( 5M) DELAY
TRIGGER
D 27 ( 10 S) &
D28 (20S) DELAY
TRIGGER
DE - ICE
ROUTINE
Fig. 8
YES
SSW7 T1 T3
+5
o
C +4
o
C
o
C -2
o
C
Soft ware switches
INSTAL
UPPER
LOWER
D 23 ( 2 M)
TRIGGER
RECOVER
OUTDOOR FAN
Fig. 6 R
D 25 ( 3 M)
RUNOUT
YES
NO
MEMORIZE
OUTDOOR FAN
SPEED
D 21 ( 7M) DELAY
TRIGGER
QUICK RE - ENTRY
PRESSURE RELEASE
Fig. 6 Q
MEMORIZE ENERGY
STATUS
BEACON/ANL
+2
o
C
o
C
TH 1 or Tb >
D31(20M)
*DELAY RUNOUT
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
NO
YES
*CONSTANT
30 MINUTE
NO
Cool
only
E - Type
COOL
MODE
E - Type
Main Fig. 6V
Exit
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
T88
-1
+1
0
0
+2
o
C 0
1
SP+T1 + T88
D9A (5 M)

Drawing 43: HEAT MODE - MAIN (FIG. 6)



*
COMP. ON
**
COMP. LED ON
REV_VALVE ON
OVP ROUTINE
Fig. 6J
OUTDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 6H
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 6D
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 6E
CHANGE ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 6N
D25(3M)
RUNOUT
OUTDOOR
ICE CHECK
ROUTINE
Fig. 6G
AUTO
ENERGY
LAST CHANGE
> D5(15M)
SP2 VALUE
ROUTINE
Fig. 6O
AUTO- ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 6P
D 5 (15M) DELAY
"LAST CHANGE"
TRIGGER.
ENTRY
EXIT
SLEEP
ROUTINE
Fig. 6K
YES
NO
YES
ENERGY
CHANGED ?
NO
YES
**
SERVICE LED ON:
HALF
FULL
or ANL
FOR COMPR. STANDBY :
1.5s
0.25s
0.5s
0.5s
NO
*
SYSTEM
TS
YES
Compressor /s is/ are set as
Routine.
ON- even one relay is inserted.
SYSTEM
TS
YES
NO
A
U
T
O
E
N
E
R
G
Y
B
R
A
N
C
H
NO
NO
LOP
ROUTINE
Fig. 6I
THERMISTORS
TEST
Fig. 11
PRE- OVP ROUTINE
Fig. 6T
TH1,TH2
CONNECT?
THi>85 C|THi<-40C
INSERT
DEFAULTS***
YES
*** defaults:TH 1=10 C,TH 2=40C
YES
NO
HDE Type
FIG. 6U
HDE
NO
YES

Drawing 44: COMPRESSOR ON ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6A)



D6(10S)&D7(13S)
DELAY
TRIGGER
COMPRESSOR / S
OFF
INDOOR FAN
OFF
INDICATORS :
POWER ON
A/ C ON
FILTER ( 1)
FAILURE INDICATION
BY SERVICE LED
D6(10S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
ON
D7(13S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
OFF
OUTDOOR FAN
MEDIUM
ENTRY
NO
YES
NO
EXIT
Notes :
E- Type
YES
NO

Drawing 45: PRESSURE RELEASE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6B)



* CHANGE
MODE FLAG or
OFF Command
CHANGE MODE
FLAG OFF
HEAT MODE
REQUEST
TIMER OFF
FLAG
RESET ALL
DELAYs
except
D61
GO TO NEW
MODE or OFF
ENTRY
change mode request or OFF.
OFF
NO
YES NO
SYSTEM
OFF
MEMORIZE
SETTINGS
YES
ENERGY
CHANGE
RESET
D24 (120S) DELAY
TRIGGER
E-Type E-Type
OFF
Heater
ON
Heater OFF
D29 (20S)
Indoor Fan
LOW
OFF
D29 (20S)
run out
ON
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
EXIT
YES
NO
YES

Drawing 46: CHANGE MODE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6D)



FAN AUTO
D9(3M)
ON
TH1 or Tb =>SP+T8
TH1 or Tb
=>SP+T2
INDOOR FAN
= LOW
INDOOR FAN
MANUALLY SET
INDOOR FAN
SPEED
NO CHANGE
INDOOR FAN
TURBO
INDOOR FAN
= HIGH
TRIGGER
D9(3M) DELAY
TRIGGER
D9(3M) DELAY
INDOOR FAN
HIGH
INDOOR FAN
* LOW
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
EXIT
*
INDOOR FAN LOW
SPEED SHALL BE
PRECEDED BY TURBO
SPEED FOR
0
.
5 SEC.
D9(3M) DELAY
OFF
YES
YES
T8 T2 INSTALL.
0 +1
o
C
+3
o
C UPPER
D27(15S)
RUNOUT
INDOOR FAN
INDOOR FAN
OFF
YES
NO
ON
OFF NO
YES
ENTRY
TH2 >T36(30C)
YES
YES
-2.0
o
C -5
o
C
1
LOWER
-2
o
C 0
o
C BEACON/ANL
E-Type
NO
YES
SSW 7

Drawing 47: INDOOR FAN HEAT MODE (FIG. 6E)



COMPRESSOR/S
OFF
REV. VALVE
ON
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 6D
D29 (20 S)
RUNOUT
D30 ( 5M)
RUNOUT
INDOOR FAN
OFF
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig. 6E
COMPR. LED
OFF
COMPR. LED
OFF
NEW MODE
ENTRY
NO
YES
YES
EXIT
I
N
D
O
O
R
F
A
N
O
N
I
N
D
O
O
R
F
A
N
O
F
F
RESET ALL IN
LOOP DELAYS
ENTER/RE - ENTER
MODE
via P. Release
NO
YES
NO
TH1&TH2
THERMISTORS
TEST ROUTINE
Fig.11
E- Type HDE
heater
OFF
heaterOFF
REV=OFF
TH1 & TH2
THERMISTORS
TEST
ROUTINE
Fig. 11
YES
NO
NO YES
R/C
SENDS S.P.

Drawing 48: COMPRESSOR OFF ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6F)



ICE TIMER
START:
D34(30 M), D33(60M)
D32(120M)
TH3<T 39 ( 0 C)
TH3 <T40(-4 C)
TH 3 <T41(-8 C)
D32(120M)
RUNOUT
D33(60M)
RUNOUT
D34(30M)
RUNOUT
ICE TIMER
ON
TH3 (T37,T
38
)
CONNECTED
ICE TIMER
CLEAR
SET DE
-
ICE
REQUEST
FLAG ON
NO
YES
YES
NO NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
YES
ENTRY
EXIT
YES
YES
NO
TH3< T42 (0)

Drawing 49: OUTDOOR ICE - CHECK ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6G)



SYSTEM
TS
OUTDOOR
FAN HIGH
D 35( 11 M)
RUNOUT
TH 2 < T72 ( 58
o
C)
TH 2 > T45 ( 5 3
o
C)
D 35 ( 11 M)
DELAY TRIGGER
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
D 23 ( 2 M)
TRIGGER
D 23 ( 2 M)
TRIGGER
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW
OUTDOOR FAN
HIGH
HOT FLAG SET
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
OUTDOOR
FAN
EXIT
ENTRY
ON
OFF
YES NO
NO
LOW
YES
NO
TAD 5117 D.GFC
NO
YES
YES
NO
D 23 ( 2 M)
RUNOUT
YES
NO
D23 (2M)
RUNOUT
YES
NO
TH 2 < T44 ( 53
o
C)
SYSTEM
TS
NO
YES
NO
YES
TH 2 > T43 ( 55 C)
YES
TH 2 > T73 ( 60 C)
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
TH2<46(45 C)or
o
NO
TH3<T48(0 C)
o

Drawing 50: OUTDOOR FAN HEAT MODE (FIG. 6H)



(TH2-TH1)<T52(+6C)
(
**
)
PRESS.FAULT
LOP FLAG = 1
PRESS. FAULT
FLAG = 0
PRESS. LED
OFF
LOP FLAG =
0
CNT=RESET
PRESS. FAULT=1
LOP FLAG = 1
(
*
) 10 MIN. COMPR. RUN TIME
(
**
) PRESSURE MAINTENANCE INDICATOR (RED LED)
SHALL LIT BY THE PRESSURE FAULT ROUTINE Fig. 7
LOP = LOW PRESSURE
(TH2-TH1)<T53(+3C)
COMP. FULL ?
or ANL
Y
N
N
N
ENTRY
EXIT
Y
Y
N
Y
N
CNT ACTIVE
CNT
TRIGGER
CNT RESET
CNT> 10MIN.
Y
N
Y
Y N
CNT - Local timer
HALF

Drawing 51: LOW-PRESSURE (LOP) ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6I)



ENTRY
TH2>T 54( 75C)
D25(3 M)
RUNOUT
OVP TIMER
>D 41(8M)
RESET & STOP
OVP (D 41 )
TIMER
PRESS. LED OFF
**
PRESS. FAULT
=
0
OVP FLAG
= 0
PRESS. LED
ON
*OVP(D41)
TIMER RUN
OVP TIMER
>D 41 (8 M)
START / RESTART
* OVP(D41)
TIMER
OVP FLAG
= 1
PRESS. FAULT
= 1
EXIT
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES NO
NO
YES
TH2 > 75
o
C
MINIMUM REST LOOP (D30)
SECOND OVP PRESS. FAULT
D41
OVP = OVER PRESSURE
** For LED ON - see pressure Fault Routine (Fig.7)
* OVP TIMER SHALL CONTINIUE
COUNTING DURING A/C OFF !
NOTES:
SERVICE LED OFF after 5 min. (D25 ) run o.k.
NO
5 min.
COMPRESSOR RUNNING
8 min.

Drawing 52: OVER PRESSURE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6J)



*
SLEEP MODE
SP= SP+HEAT OFFSET SP= NORMAL
ENTRY
EXIT
* SLEEP MODE is
automatically entered with the
TIMER OFFfunction .
(a)
(b)
N
Y

Drawing 53: SLEEP ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6K)


AUTO MODE
D42 (5M) DELAY
TRIGGER
INDOOR FAN
LOW
TH1 orTb< SP+ T 391
TH1 or Tb> (SP +T4)
D42 (5M)
RUNOUT
COOL MODE
REQUEST
FLAG= 1
NO
YES
ENTRY
NO
YES
EXIT
T 391 T4 INSTALL.
+2
o
C +4
o
UPPER
1
-2
o
C +1
o
LOWER
YES
0
o
C +2
o
BEACON/ANL
NO
YES
SSW7
0 C
C
C
INDOOR FAN
LOW
NO

Drawing 54: CONDITIONING ROUTINE (HEAT TO COOL) (FIG. 6L)



* SERVICE LED FLASH
1.5s
0.2s
0.2s
0.2s
0.2s
0.2s
COMPR. FULL=
BOTH COMP. RUN NOW !
ENERGY
CHANGE -REQST
HALF COMPR.
D19 (3M) DELAY
TRIGGER
RESET DE - ICE
PROCESS
(IF ACTIVE)
FULL COMP
REQUEST
COMPR. LED
FLASH *
REV. VALVE ON
REV. VALVE OFF
COMPR./S OFF
D19( 3M)
RUNOUT
D6(10S)&D7(13S)
TRIGGER
COMPR ./S OFF
D6(10S)
FULL COMPR.
START- UP
ENERGY
CHANGE RESET
REV. VALVE ON
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 6D
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 6D
OUTDOOR FAN
ON
REV. VALVE ON
INDOOR FAN
OFF
OUTDOOR FAN
ON
ENTRY
HALF
YES
NO
YES
EXIT
P
R
E
S
S.
R
E
L
E
A
S
E
3
M
I
N
U
T
E
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
NO
YES
NO
NO
MANUAL
YES
.START UP
D7(13S)
RUNOUT
YES
NO

Drawing 55: ENERGY CHANGE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6N)



INDOOR FAN
LOW
INDOOR FAN
TURBO
* SP 2=T57 (48 C) , T 57 A( 54 C)
* SP 2=T58 (45 C) , T 58 A( 51 C)
* SP 2=T59 (42 C) , T 59 A( 48 C)
YES
YES
NO
NO
ENTRY
EXIT
* The SP 2 value is SSW 8 dependent

Drawing 56: SP2 VALUES ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6O)



HALF COMP.
ON
ENTRY
YES
TH2>=SP2+T64(+5C)
CHANGE ENERGY
RUTINE
FIG. 6N
TO HALF
TH2<SP2+T60(-4C)
NO YES
NO
CHANGE ENERGY
RUTINE
FIG. 6 N TO FULL
YES
NO
EXIT

Drawing 57: AUTO ENERGY ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6P)



D6 (10S) & D7 (13S)
DELAY
TRIGGER
INDICATORS :
A / C ON
FILTER ( 1)
D6(10S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
ON
D7 (13S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
OFF
ENTRY
NO
YES
NO
YES
EXIT
Notes :
D21 ( 7M)
RUNOUT
COMPRES. OFF
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
INDOOR FAN OFF
YES
NO
SERVICE LED

Drawing 58: QUICK RE- ENTRY RELEASE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6Q)



MEMORIZED
SPEED=LOW
OUTDOOR FAN
HIGH
D23(2M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW
D23 (2M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
ENTRY
EXIT
* This routine is based on memorized parameters.
YES
NO
(HIGH)

Drawing 59: RECOVER OUTDOOR FAN SPEED ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 6R)



FULL CMPR.
ON
HALF COMPR.
ON
*REQ.FOR
CMPR.
FULL
YES
NO
HALF
EXIT
NOTE:
* Request may be manual or auto or
if in run / rest loop based on
memorized energy set - up

Drawing 60: RECOVER ENERGY SET - UP HEAT (FIG. 6S)



D22( 8 M)
RUN OUT
TH2<T70(45
o
C) TH2>T71(55
o
C)
ENERGY
STATUS
ENERGY
CHANGE TO
Fig 6N
HALF
D22( 8 M)
TRIGGER
ENTRY
AUTO
MANUAL
YES
NO
HALF
FULL
EXIT
YES
ENERGY =
MANUAL SET
YES
CHAGE MODE
ROUTINE
FIG. 6D
NO
YES
NO
MANUAL ENERGY
CHANGE
TH2=FAIL
NO
NO
YES

Drawing 61: PRE - OVP ROUTINE - HEAT MODE (FIG. 6T)



TRIGGER
D9A(5M)
TRIGGER
D9A(5M)
HEATER OFF HEATER ON
D9A(5M)
RUN OUT
I.F.TURBO
(TH2-TH1)<
(12C)
I.F.HIGH
(TH2-TH1)<
(15C)
(TH2-TH1)<
(17C)
D9A(5M)
RUN OUT
HEATER
I.F.TURBO
(TH2-TH1)>
(17C)
I.F.HIGH
(TH2-TH1)>
(20C)
(TH2-TH1)>
(22C)
ENTER
ON OFF
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO NO
YES
NO NO
YES
YES
NO
EXIT
YES
YES
TH1<
(SP+T1-3c)
TH1>
(SP+T1-1c)

Drawing 62: TAC-600 - HDE HEATER ROUTINE - HEAT MODE (FIG. 6U)



D25(3M)DELAY
TRIGGER
HEATER ON
COMPR .-OFF
RV - ON
COMP. LED -ON
OUTDOOR
FAN OFF
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig.6D
INDOOR FAN
ROUTINE
Fig.6 E
SLEEP H. MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 6K
D25(3M)
D31(15M)DELAY
RUNOUT
COMPR.LED
FLASH
COMPR./ HEATER
OFF
ROUTINE Fig. 6F
D31(15M)DELAY
TRIGGER
CONDITIONING
ROUTINE
Fig.6L
D29(20S)DELAY
TRIGGER
TERMISTORS
TEST
Fig.11
(TH1 or Tb)<SP+T3
CHANGE
MODE
NO
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
R
U
N
L
O
O
P
SSW7
UPPER
LOWER
Ibeacon/
ANL
T1 T3
+4C +5C
-2C -1C
+1C +2C
Instal.
0
1
x
Software Switch
(TH1 or Tb)<SP+T3
(TH1 or Tb)<SP+T3
YES
D30(5M)DELAY
TRIGGER
ENTRY

Drawing 63: E-TYPE MAIN HEAT MODE (FIG. 6V)



POWER LED
FLASH
SERVICE LED ON
(PRESS. FAULT)
EXIT
ENTRY
FAULT
PRESS. LED
* FLASH
(LOP)
(OVP)
SERVICE LED FLASH WAVEFORM
ON
OFF
0.5 0.5 0.5 sec.
OFF
ON
HIGH PRESS.
LOW PRESS.

Drawing 64: PRESSURE FAULT ROUTINE (FIG. 7)



POWER LED
FLASHES
MEMORIZE
SETTINGS
D43(30S) &
D44(40S)
DELAY TRIGGER
COMPR. OFF
LED OFF
A/ C ON LED
* FLASH
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
INDOOR FAN
OFF
REV. VALVE
ON
D43(30S)
RUNOUT
D44(40S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
OFF
D45(10M)
TRIGGER
FULL COMP. ON
REV. VALVE OFF
COMP. ON
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
A/ C ON LED
* FLASH
TH3> T74(20
o
C)
D45 (10M)
RUNOUT
D43 (30S) DELAY
TRIGGER
COMPR .\S ON
LED ON
REV. VALVE
ON
OUTDOOR FAN
HIGH
INDOOR FAN
OFF
A/ C ON LED
FLASH
D43(30S)
RUNOUT
NO
YES
YES NO
GRADUAL PRESSURE
RELEASE
"COOL " CYCLE
GRADUAL PRESS. RELEASE
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig.6D
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
FIG. 6D
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
EXIT
ENTRY
HDE
INDOOR FAN
OFF
INDOOR FAN
LOW
At duty cycle:
D62(30s-ON/60s)
HEATER ON
YES
NO
1.2
SEC.
HEATER OFF
YES
0.5

Drawing 65: DE - ICE ROUTINE HEAT MODE (FIG. 8)



SSW7 INSTALL.
0
-1
o
C
0
o
C
-3
o
C
1 -2
o
C -1
o
C -4
o LOWER
Software Switch
* COMPR. LED FLASH
TH1
or
Tb< SP+T5
SYSTEM
TS
D1(3M) & D2( 3M)
DELAY
TRIGGER
RECOVER ENERGY
SET - UP
Fig.5 S
PRESSURE
FAULT
OVP or LOP
FLAG
ICE
FLAG ON
TH1 or Tb <=SP+T5
D3(15M) DELAY
TRIGGER
COMPR. OFF
ROUTINE
Fig. 9E
* COMPR. LED
FLASH
D3 (15M)DELAY
RUNOUT
TH1 or Tb >=SP+T6
COMPR. ON
ROUTINE
Fig. 9A
PRESS. FAULT
ROUTINE
Fig. 7
D4(5M) DELAY
TRIGGER
BOTH COMPR.
OFF
GO TO REST LOOP
CHANGE
MODE
PRESSURE
RELEASE
Fig. 9B
Y
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
R
U
N
L
O
O
P
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
ENTRY
CHANGE
MODE
D 23 ( 2 M) TRIGGER
YES
D1(3M)
RUNOUT
ICE FLAG OFF
YES
D21 (7M) DELAY
TRIGGER
MEMORIZE
OUTDOOR FAN
SPEED
MEMORIZE
ENERGY
SETUP
QUICK RE
-
ENTRY
PRESS. RELEASE
Fig. 5Q
RECOVER
OUTDOOR FAN
Fig. 5R
YES
N
YES
NO
NO
YES
Cool only
E- type
PREPARE TO
COMP.ON
Fig.5V
UPPER/BEACON/ANL
PREPARE TO
COMP.ON
Fig.5V
YES
NO
500ms 500ms
T5 T6 T7
C

Drawing 66: DRY MODE - MAIN (FIG. 9)


*
COMP. ON
**
COMP.LED ON
REV_VALVE OFF
OVP ROUTINE
Fig. 5J
NIGHT STATE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5H
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 9D
INDOOR FAN
*** LOW
CHANGE
ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 9N
D1(3 M)
RUNOUT
LOP
ROUTINE
Fig. 5I
AUTO
ENERGY
LAST CHANGE
>D5(15 M)
SP2 VALUE
ROUTINE
Fig. 5O
AUTO- ENERGY
ROUTINE
Fig. 5P
D5(15M) DELAY
"LAST CHANGE"
TRIGGER.
ENTRY
SLEEP
ROUTINE
Fig. 5K
YES
NO
YES
ENERGY
CHANGED ?
NO
YES
**
SERVICE
LED
ON :
SMALL
FULL or ANR
FOR COMPR. STANDBY see Fig. 5A
1.5s
0.2s
NO
*
ANTI- ICE ROUTINE
(INDOOR)
Fig. 5G
SYSTEM
TS
NO
YES
Compressor /s is/ are set as
Routine.
ON- even one relay is inserted.
SYSTEM
TS
YES
NO
A
U
T
O
E
N
E
R
G
Y
B
R
A
N
C
H
NO
***
INDOOR FAN LOW SPEED BE
PRECEDED BY TURBO SPEED
FOR 0.5 SEC.
EXIT
YES
PRE- ICE
ENERGY
CHANGE
Fig. 5T
THERMISTORS TEST
Fig. 11
TH1,TH2
CONNECT?
THi>85C
THi<-40C
INSERT
DEFAULTS****
N
Y
****
DEFAULTS :
TH1=30C,TH2=10C
Cool only
E
- type
YES
NO
Cool only
E- type
YES
NO

Drawing 67: COMPRESSOR ON ROUTINE, DRY MODE (FIG. 9A)



D6 (10S) & D7 (13S)
DELAY
TRIGGER
COMPRESSOR/S
OFF
INDOOR FAN
* LOW
INDICATORS :
POWER ON
A/C ON
FILTER ( 1)
SERVICE LED
D6(10S)
REV. VALVE
OFF
D7 (13S)
RUNOUT
REV. VALVE
ON
OUTDOOR FAN
LOW
ENTRY
NO
YES
NO
EXIT
Notes :
(1 ) See Fitler Check Fig . ???
(2 ) See Power Failure para. ??
(3 ) See Pressure Led para. ??
FOR 0.5 SEC.
*
Cool only
E-type
YES
NO

Drawing 68: PRESSURE RELEASE ROUTINE DRY MODE (FIG. 9B)



* CHANGE
MODE FLAG or
OFF Command
CHANGE MODE
FLAG OFF
DRY MODE
REQUEST
TIMER OFF
FLAG
RESET ALL
DELAYs
except D 61
ENTRY
EXIT
change mode request.
OFF
NO
YES
NO
ON
SYSTEM
OFF
MEMORIZE
SETTINGS
YES
ENERGY
CHANGE
RESET
TAD 5109 D.GFC
GO TO NEW MODE
or OFF
COMP.OFF
DELAY
CREATION
Fig. 5U
COMP.OFF
DELAY
CREATION
Fig. 5U

Drawing 69: CHANGE MODE ROUTINE, DRY MODE (FIG. 9D)



COMPR. /S OFF
REV. VALVE OFF
OUTDOOR FAN
OFF
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 9D
INDOOR FAN
OFF
COMPR. LED
OFF
D4(5M)
RUNOUT or
OFF
ENTRY
YES
EXIT
ENTER /RE-ENTER
MODE
via PRESS. RELEASE
SENDS S.P.
RESET ALL
IN LOOP DELAYS
EXCEPT D 61
NO
CHANGE MODE
or ON/OFF
NO
YES
TH1 & TH 2
THERMISTORS
TEST
ROUTINE
Fig. 11
COMP.OFF
DELAY
CREATION
Fig. 5U
R/C

Drawing 70: COMPRESSOR OFF ROUTINE DRY MODE (FIG. 9E)



* SERVICE LED FLASH
1.5s
0.2s
0.2s
0.2s
0.2s
0.2s
COMPR. FULL=
FULL COMP. RUN NOW !
ENERGY
CHANGE-REQST
HALF COMPR.
START UP
D19(1M) DELAY
TRIGGER
RESET DE-ICE
PROCESS
(IF ACTIVE)
FULL COMP
REQUEST
COMPR. LED
FLASH *
REV. VALVE OFF
REV. VALVE ON
COMPR./S OFF
D19(1M)
RUNOUT
D6(10S)&D7(13S)
TRIGGER
COMPR./S OFF
D6(10S)
RUNOUT
FULL COMPR.
START-UP
ENERGY
CHANGE RESET
REV. VALVE OFF
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig.9
D
CHANGE MODE
ROUTINE
Fig. 9D
OUTDOOR FAN
ON
REV. VALVE OFF
INDOOR FAN
** LOW
OUTDOOR FAN
ON
ENTRY
Y
HALF
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
EXIT
P
R
E
S
S.
R
E
L
E
A
S
E
1
M
I
N
U
T
E
R
E
S
T
L
O
O
P
NO
YES
FOR 0.5 SEC.
**
NO
AUTO OR PRE-ICE
MANUAL
ENERGY
D7(13S)
RUNOUT
YES
NO

Drawing 71: ENERGY CHANGE ROUTINE DRY MODE (FIG. 9N)



FILTER CNT
START FILTER
CNT.
D46(250H)
ELIPSED
RESET
PROCEDURE
FILTER CHECK
LED FLASH
FILTER CHECK
LED OFF
ENTER
(FROM INTERRUPT ROUTINE)
YES
NO
YES
NO NO
YES
EXIT

Drawing 72: FILTER CHECK ROUTINE (FIG. 10)



TH
x
*
< -40
o
C
TMR
**
ACTIVE
OFF
COMMAND
TH1 = FAIL
TMR > 1min
TMR
RESET
TMR
RESET
THERMISTOR
FAIL FLAG = 0
PRESS. IND. OFF
IMPEDANCE
FLASH
PRESS. FLASH
IMPEDANCE =
OFF
TMR
TRIGGER
INDICATORS:
POWER FLASH
COMPR. FLASH
SYSTEM HALT
ALL RELAYS OFF
THERMISTOR
FAIL FLAG = 1
ENTERY
EXIT
TH
x
>+85
o
C
YES NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NOTES:
* X = 1 ; 2.
** TMR -- LOCAL TIMER
NO
YES

Drawing 73: TH1-TH2 THERMISTORS TEST ROUTINE (FIG. 11)



INDOOR FAN
Fig 5E
CHANGE MODE
Fig 5D
REV.
VALVE
D24 ( 120 S)
ACTIVE
REV. VALVE
OFF
CHANGE
MODE
OR OFF
ENTERY
ON
YES
NO
OFF

Drawing 74: FAN ONLY MODE ROUTINE (FIG. 12)



4 DispIays, AIarms and Switches

The table below lists working mode and alarm indications Ior TAC600TGL and TAC601/3 Controllers
(with on-board displays) and TAC640 Controllers with TAC660GFL/TNL/TNE displays (4 LEDs).

Indicator Name Indication Function
Green (ON) ON state- air conditioner is ON and Iunctioning
normally
Power ON LED
(Air Con. on GFL/TNL)
Green (Ilashing)
Air Conditioner is in: de-ice routine, Prepare to
Comp. ON routine, Change Energy Routine,
Rest loop (oI Cool, Heat, Dry and EType main
modes)
Red (ON) OFF state - air conditioner is OFF
Power OFF LED
Red (Ilashing) Fault (LED Ilashes Ior any kind oI Iault)
Red (Ilashing)
The air conditioner is OFF, the timer is
activated and will switch ON air conditioner at
the set time
Red (ON)
The air conditioner is ON, the timer is activated
and will switch OFF the air conditioner at the
set time
Timer LED
Red (OFF) Timer is OFF
Red (ON) Filter needs to be cleaned
Filter LED
Red (OFF) No need to clean Iilter
Red (ON) Compressor working
Red (Ilashing) Air conditioner is in rest loop
Single pulse TH1 Iault: short or disconnected
Double pulse TH2 Iault: short or disconnected
Triple pulse Low pressure Iault
4 pulses High pressure Iault
5 pulses Low Voltage Iault
6 pulses High Voltage Iault
Service LED (on
Controller)
Insert pulse diagrams
7 pulses Compressor in single mode (TAC640 with T/S)

TabIe 11: Working Mode and AIarm Indications for ControIIers with
TAC660GFL/TNL/TNE DispIays



The table below lists working mode and alarm indications Ior TAC640 Controllers with
TAC660RTX/GCL displays (8 LEDs and 2 Digit Numeric Display)

Indicator Name Indication Function
Red (ON) OFF state
Power LED
Red (Ilashing) Fault (LED Ilashes Ior any kind oI Iault)
Green (ON)
Cool mode or Dry mode- ON state- Iunctioning
normally Cool mode LED
Green (Ilashing) Water drain routine, Rest loop or de-ice routine
Red(ON) Air conditioner is in Heat mode
Heat mode LED
Red (OFF) Heat mode is oII
Amber (ON) Fan mode ON
Fan mode LED
Amber (OFF) Fan mode OFF
Red (Ilashing)
The air conditioner is OFF, the timer is
activated and will switch ON the air conditioner
at the set time
Red (ON)
The air conditioner is ON, the timer is activated
and will switch OFF the air conditioner at the
set time
Timer LED
Red (OFF) Timer is OFF
Fan LED low speed Amber Fan is operating on low speed
Fan LED high speed Amber Fan is operating on high speed
Fan LED turbo speed Green Fan is operating on turbo speed
Red (ON) Run loop oI modes: Cool, Heat, Dry,
Red (Ilashing) Air conditioner is in rest loop
01/single pulse TH1 Iault: short or disconnected
02/double pulse TH2 Iault: short or disconnected
03/ triple pulse Low pressure Iault
04/4 pulses High pressure Iault
05/5 pulses Low Voltage Iault
06/6 pulses High Voltage Iault
Numeric Display/Service
LED(on Controller)

7 pulses Compressor at Single mode (TAC640 with T/S)

TabIe 12: Working Mode and AIarm Indications for ControIIers with TAC660RTX/GCL
DispIays


4.1 Resetting System LEDs after FauIt SoIved

TNL/GFL
1
Slide switch

to OFF position (resets LED) and back to either Auto or Remote
RTX
Press and hold the ON/OFF button Ior 5 seconds. The buzzer will sound and the
Fault indicators will reset.
To reset Fault LED: when the
air conditioner is OFF
Press the Breaker button Ior a moment and move
the sliding switch to Auto mode.
To reset Fault LED
Press the Breaker button Ior a moment, the unit
switches OFF and the LEDs are reset
TGL/GCL
2

To reset Filter LED: when the
air conditioner is ON or OFF
Press and hold the Breaker button Ior 5 seconds
TabIe 13: Resetting System LEDs
1
The TNL/GFL models have a three position sliding switch corresponding to the Iollowing modes:
Auto, OFF, Remote Control
2
For the TGL the Breaker button is on the Main board. For the GCL the Power button on the display
panel Iunctions as the Breaker button.


5 TroubIeshooting
The table below lists troubleshooting indications Ior TAC600TGL and TAC601/3 Controllers (with on-
board displays) and TAC640 Controllers with TAC660GFL/TNL/TNE displays (4 LEDs).
Indicator Indication Problem Solution
Filter LED Red (ON) Filter needs to be cleaned Clean Iilter and reset LED
Power OFF
LED
Red (Ilashing)
LED Ilashes Ior any kind
oI Iault
ReIer to Service LED(on Controller)
speciIic Iault indication
Single pulse
TH1 Iault: short or
disconnected
Connect iI disconnected. Replace iI
shorted.
Double pulse
TH2 Iault: short or
disconnected
shorted.
Triple pulse Low pressure Iault Check gas pressure, add iI needed.
4 pulses High pressure Iault Check gas pressure, release iI needed.
5 pulses Low Voltage Iault Check line voltage.
Service LED
6 pulses High Voltage Iault Check line voltage
TabIe 14: TroubIeshooting for ControIIers with TAC660GFL/TNL/TNE DispIays

The table below lists troubleshooting indications Ior TAC640 Controllers with TAC660RTX/GCL
displays (8 LEDs and 2 Digit Numeric Display)

Indicator Indication Problem Solution
Power LED Red (Ilashing) Filter needs to be cleaned Clean Iilter and reset LED
01 TH1 Iault: short or
disconnected
shorted.
02 TH2 Iault: short or
disconnected
shorted.
03 Low pressure Iault
Check gas pressure, add iI needed
04 High pressure Iault
Check gas pressure, add iI needed
05 Low Voltage Iault
Check line voltage.
Numeric
display
06 High Voltage Iault
Check line voltage
TabIe 15: TroubIeshooting for ControIIers with TAC660RTX/GCL DispIays



6 Appendix A: RepIaceabIe Parts

6.1 ControIIers*

Model No. Tadiran Part No. Description
TAC600 51303533900 Controller Ior TGL 9-25
TAC600 51303534800 Controller Ior TGL 25
TAC603 51303535300 Controller Ior TGL 30
TAC601 51303536000 Controller Ior TGL 33, 35
TAC640 51303532350
Controller Ior GFL, TNL20-50, TFL 9-15,
AN, AVL, TS, and GCL
Fuse - 5x20, 6.3Amp, Slow-Blow
TabIe 16: ControIIer CataIogue Numbers

6.2 DispIay Devices

Model No. Tadiran Part No Description
TAC660GFL 51303534300 Display GFL
TAC660TNL 51303512400 Display TNL 20-50, TGL 50
TAC660TFE 51303514000 Display TNL 9-15
TAC660GCL 51303534500 Display GCL 300-500
TAC660RTX 51303532200 Display ANL, AVL, GM, CAL
TabIe 17: DispIay CataIogue Numbers

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