Manual Airmaster m3 Ap Many0001a00-1

C M C Compressor and Machine Controls
Everything under control
Airmaster M3 AP
Installation guide & user's manual
Legen Heirweg 35 Industrieterrein B-9890 Gavere tel.: (32) 09 -384 56 11 fax: (32) 09-384 43 62
e-mail : cmc@ping.be – web-site: www.cmcnv.be
Airmaster M3 – installation guide & user's manual
Table of contains
1 GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................4

1.1 INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................4
1.2 DISCLAIMER .................................................................................................................................................4
1.3 COPYRIGHT NOTICE ......................................................................................................................................4
2 USER INTERFACE .......................................................................................................................................5
2.1 PUSH BUTTONS .............................................................................................................................................5
2.2 LEDS ...........................................................................................................................................................6
2.3 DISPLAY MESSAGES......................................................................................................................................6
3 BASIC SOFTWARE MENUS AND FUNCTIONS ....................................................................................7
3.1 MENU CODE ENTRY / PARAMETER MODIFICATION ........................................................................................7
3.1.1 Entering menus ..................................................................................................................................7
3.1.2 Entering menu 2, 3, 4, 5 and 99 .........................................................................................................7
3.1.3 Parameter modification .....................................................................................................................7
3.2 MENUS AND CHANGEABLE FEATURES ..........................................................................................................8
3.3 ADDITIONAL PARAMETERS .........................................................................................................................10
3.3.1 Star delta time ..................................................................................................................................10
3.3.2 Blow down time ................................................................................................................................10
3.3.3 Unload run time ...............................................................................................................................11
3.3.4 Acceleration time .............................................................................................................................11
3.3.5 Type selection table..........................................................................................................................11
3.3.6 Micro interruption of the power supply ...........................................................................................11
3.4 QUICK REFERENCE .....................................................................................................................................12
4 HARDWARE ................................................................................................................................................13
4.1 ANALOGUE INPUTS .....................................................................................................................................13
4.2 DIRECT DIGITAL INPUTS .............................................................................................................................13
4.3 DIGITAL OUTPUTS ......................................................................................................................................13
4.4 HIGH VOLTAGE INPUT 3 PHASES .................................................................................................................13
4.5 POWER SUPPLY ...........................................................................................................................................13
4.6 USER INTERFACE ........................................................................................................................................13
4.7 HOUSING ....................................................................................................................................................13
4.8 CONNECTORS .............................................................................................................................................13
4.9 PROCESSOR AND MEMORY ..........................................................................................................................13
4.10 DATA COMMUNICATION .............................................................................................................................13
5 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS .................................................................................................14
5.1 GENERAL INSTALLATION PRESCRIPTIONS...................................................................................................14
5.1.1 Safety ................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.2 Electromagnetic compatibility .........................................................................................................14
5.1.3 Connectors .......................................................................................................................................14
5.2 POWER SUPPLY ...........................................................................................................................................15
5.3 FUSING .......................................................................................................................................................15
5.4 DIGITAL INPUTS..........................................................................................................................................15
5.5 ANALOGUE INPUTS .....................................................................................................................................15
5.6 ADDITIONAL INPUTS ...................................................................................................................................16
5.7 RELAY OUTPUTS .........................................................................................................................................16
5.8 RS485 CONNECTION ...................................................................................................................................16
5.9 WIRING DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................................................16
6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................................17
7 MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS .................................................................................................................18
MANY0001A.00 Page 2 of 20
1 General information
1.1 Introduction
The objective of the Airmaster M3 is to replace the normal electro-magnetic switching and timing
equipment on your machines at a comparable price, but with all the advantages of a microprocessor
based controller in terms of versatility, error management, maintenance log, and a lot more.
The Airmaster M3 is the smallest standard controller in the C.M.C. product line. It shares the same
software capabilities with our more complete unit, the L1 and is built according to the same stringent
mechanical and electronic standards.
In order to keep the price down, we gave the switches and the LED’s a fixed place on the PCB. Also, the
Airmaster M3 can use the cubicle of your machine as its housing.
Within this framework, there is a possibility to assign LED’s and switches the functions that you need,
and the layout of the front overlay will be done entirely to your specifications.
A three-digit LED display shows all analogue values such as pressure and temperature. All counted
hours such as: running hours, loaded hours, air filter timer and other service timers are available on this
display.
The Airmaster M3 is ideal to function with a pressure and temperature sensor. The temperature is
displayed on the three-digit LED display.
1.2 Disclaimer
The information in this document is subject to change without notice. While C.M.C. assumes and
believes the information contained herein to be accurate, the company assumes no responsibility for
any errors or omissions.
1.3 Copyright notice

No part of this document may be reproduced in any form without the prior written consent of C.M.C.
The software described in this document is furnished under a license and may only be used or copied
in accordance with the terms of the license.
2 User interface
The Airmaster M3 controller is equipped with a 3 digit seven-segment LED-display, 5 push buttons, 7
indication LEDS and one power LED. The Airmaster is delivered with a standard C.M.C. front panel.
However, a customized front panel can be ordered from C.M.C..
Display indication LEDS
Start
Temperature
Stop
Service Reset
2.1 Push buttons
Most buttons on the Airmaster M3 have more than one purpose. The effect of pressing a button when
browsing the setting menus will differ from the normal function.
The following two tables show these differences:
Normal function:
Button Command
Pressure Display the outlet pressure.
Temperature Display the outlet temperature.
Service Display the running or loaded hours or the
remaining number of hours before service.
Note: Depending on how many times the button is
pushed:
• running hours
• loaded hours
• air filter hours
• oil life hours
Start Start the machine.
Stop Stop the machine.
Reset Reset the controller whenever an alarm/warning
has occurred.
Table 1
Additional function:
Button Equivalent Command

Temperature Up arrow Select a new value on the display.
Service Down arrow (increase/decrease)
Stop View Scroll through the menu entries.
Reset Exit Exit the settings menu.
Table 2
2.2 LEDS
The machine’s status can be determined on the basis of the 8 LED’s on the Airmaster M3.
The following table gives an overview of all LED’s and their function:
LED State Meaning

Temperature LED • Off • The pressure is being displayed.
• On • The temperature is being displayed.
• Slowly blinking • Warning: temperature has reached the alarm level.
• Blinking fast • Shut down: the temperature has reached shut down level
or temperature sensor fault (3 dashes are displayed).
note: in case of a sensor fault 3 dashes will be displayed,
else the temperature will be shown.
Service LED • On • Service hours are being displayed
• Slowly blinking • Warning: Service required
note: the display will toggle between the remaining hours
and the item that needs the servicing.
Alarm LED • Slowly blinking • Warning
• Blinking fast • Shut down
Rotation LED • Blinking fast • Motor rotation (phase) fault
Power LED • On • Power on
Start LED • On • Machine is running loaded
• Slowly blinking • Machine is running unloaded
• Blinking fast • Machine will be starting after the blow down
note: cause: start button has been pressed during blow
down or machine is auto-restarting after a power
failure.
Stop LED • On • Machine is stopped
• Slowly blinking • Machine is blowing down
• Blinking fast • Machine will stop after unload run time
Reset LED • On • Settings mode
note: the reset LED will also light up while the reset button is
pressed during the normal working mode.
Table 3
2.3 Display messages

The machine's status is also indicated with display messages. The following table gives an overview
of the different display messages:
Display Meaning
StP The machine is stopped and all outputs are released due to an activated emergency
stop (see Table 8 on page 9).
SEr Machine requires service (see Table 1 on page 5,Tabel 5 Tabel 6 on page 8 and
Table 8 on page 9).
OLd The machine is stopped due to a motor overload (see Table 8 on page 9).
Err The machine is stopped due to an error (see Table 8 on page 9).
PHA An incorrect order of the phases of the mains is detected (see Table 20 on page 16)
Table 4
3 Basic software menus and functions
3.1 Menu code entry / parameter modification
This paragraph explains how to select one of the menus and scroll through the different parameters.
The 6 Airmaster menus can be accessed very easily. However, menu 2, 3, 4, 5 and 99 are password
protected.
3.1.1 Entering menus
• Press temperature and hours button at the same time for 5 seconds (step 1)
• When “-00- “ appears on the display, select with the temperature (= up) and hours (= down)
button number 1 (step 2)
• After number 1 is set, do not touch any buttons (step 3)
• Automatically the first parameter of the first menu is shown
Step 2
Step 3
Step 1
Step 3
3.1.2 Entering menu 2, 3, 4, 5 and 99
• Press temperature and hours button at the same time for 5 seconds (step 1)
• When “-00- “ appears on the display (step 2), select with the Temperature (= up) and hours (=
down) button the desired number that corresponds with the menu to be entered (step 3)
• After the desired number is set, push the stop button (step 4)
• Keep the stop button pushed until the first parameter of the selected menu is shown (step 4)
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 1
Step 3
3.1.3 Parameter modification
• Select the desired parameter by means of the view button (stop button) in the respective menu
• Change the parameter’s value with the up / down push button
• The new value is only stored into the memory when the value stops blinking
• When a steady value is displayed, go to the next parameter or return to the basic menu
3.2 Menus and changeable features
The following table gives an overview of the different menus and their features:
Menu: 001 user menu
Display Function Default Minimum Maximum

ULd unload limit 7.5 Bar Load level 15 Bar
from this level the machine starts 109 PSI 218 PSI
working offload.
Ld load limit 6 Bar 5 Bar Unload level
from this level the machine starts 87 PSI 73 PSI
working load.
Cnt / AUt • control mode Continuous Continuous Automatic
Continuous
Machine runs continuously,
and loads/unloads when
required.
Automatic
Machine loads/unloads when
required. The machine stops
when running unloaded for
the time specified by 'run on
time' and restarts when
loading is required
10 run on idle timer 10 min 1 min 240 min
I.O.L start /stop control I.O.L I.O.L I.O.R
L = local, r = remote
(digital input 2) – see note below
P.C.L pressure control P.C.L P.C.L P.C.r
L = local, r = remote
(digital input 6)
OFF auto-restart OFF 10 sec 240 sec
Add address which will be used to 1 1 32
identify the unit in a network
Tabel 5
Important note: It is always possible to stop the machine locally when remote start / stop function is
enabled.
Menu: 002 service counters

AIr air filter time 500hrs 0hrs 2000hrs
OIL oil life time 500hrs 0hrs 4000hrs
Tabel 6
Menu: 003 factory settings (password protected)

BAr pressure unit BAr Bar PSI
8 • The pressure limit that the 8Bar / 116PSI 6Bar / 87PSI 16Bar / 232PSI
operator cannot exceed with the
pressure unload level parameter
in menu 001-user menu
• Pressure shut down level is set
automatically 1.5bar (22PSI)
higher
CEL / FAH temperature unit CEL CEL FAH
110 outlet temperature shut down level 110C / 230F 90C / 194F 125C / 257F
note: warning level is 10°C/18°F
below shut down level
ALr / Ctr Status relay (relay 3 ) ALr ALr Ctr
• Alarm : the relay is not powered
in case an error or fault occurs
• Control : the relay is powered
when the machine is available
(meaning: the start button has
been pushed and there are no
errors on the machine)
TP1 Model selection – see note below! TyPe 1 TyPe 1 TyPe 6
Run running hours 0hrs 0hrs 100 000hrs
Ld loaded hours 0hrs 0hrs 100 000hrs
Table 7
Note: It is always possible to stop the machine locally when remote start / stop function is enabled.
Important: the model selection will automatically store the default values per
model in this table.
Menu: 004 Digital input configuration (password protected)

1 nC Emergency stop Normal closed Normal closed Normal closed
2 nO Remote start / stop Normal open Normal open Normal closed
3 nO General service Normal open Normal open Normal closed
4 nO Motor overload Normal open Normal open Normal closed
5 nO General error Normal open Normal open Normal closed
6 nO External load/unload Normal open Normal open Normal closed
Sensor offset 0 A/D steps -100 A/D steps +100 A/D steps
Note: the value being displayed is the
temperature + offset
Table 8
Menu: 005 Test menu (password protected)
Remark: scrolling through this menu can be done with the up (temperature) and down (service) button

8.8.8. Display and LED test
dIn Test of the digital inputs Normal open Normal closed
Table 9
The status of all digital inputs is shown at the same time.
For each digital input one LED on the front plate is assigned:
Digital input 1 : LED Temperature

Digital input 2 : LED Hours
Digital input 3 : LED Alarm
Digital input 4 : LED Rotation
Digital input 5 : LED Start button
Digital input 6 : LED Stop button
If the LED is ON : the status of digital input does not match the input configuration therefore the digital
input is NOT in the "normal position".
Display Function Minimum Maximum

An 1 Measuring the analogue input 1 0V 5V
An 2 Measuring the analogue input 2 0V 5V
rEL Warning: relays will be powered
LnE Powering line relay
S-d Powering star-delta relay
Aln Power alarm relay
Ld Power valve triac
Table 10
For each analogue value the voltage on the input connector is shown.
Menu: 099 reinstall defaults (password protected)
Display Function
20…,19…,…, 1, dEF Reinstall ALL default values for parameters, counters, etc.
note: countdown: if the reset button has not been pressed within 20sec, the
controller will reset itself and all new settings will be replaced by the defaults.
Table 11
3.3 Additional parameters
3.3.1 Star delta time
Function Set up
The star delta time is the time the star relay is This time is set automatically when a type of
powered before powering the delta relay. machine is chosen. (See Table 16 on page 11)
Table 12
3.3.2 Blow down time
Function Set up
The blow down time is the required time to This time is set automatically when a type of
depressurise the machine internally when the machine is chosen. (see Table 16 on page 11)
motor has stopped running. This time must be
expired before the machine can start again in
order to avoid a start procedure against a too
high internal pressure.
Table 13
3.3.3 Unload run time
Function Set up
The unload run time is the time that the motor This time is set automatically when a type of
keeps on running after the stop button has machine is chosen. (see Table 16 on page 11)
been pushed. By stopping the machine in this
way, internal pressure is decreased and it will
prevent the oil from foaming.
Table 14
3.3.4 Acceleration time
Function Default
The acceleration time is the time between the powering of the delta relay and the powering 2sec
of the load/unload solenoid valve. This acceleration time makes sure that the motor is at its
full speed before loading the compressor.
Table 15
3.3.5 Type selection table
When selecting a new model or type of machine in menu 003 factory settings (see Table 7 on page 9),
the following parameters will be set accordingly.
Type Star/Delta Blow down Time to stop *

type 1 3sec 60sec 10sec
Table 16
• note: The "time to stop" in this table is the time that the machine continues to run
unloaded when a stop command is given.
3.3.6 Micro interruption of the power supply
Function Default
setting
The Airmaster is standard equipped with a device that detects a micro interruption of the 40ms
power supply. Every zero crossing of the 24VAC mains is detected. When 2 consecutive
cycles or a power failure of 40ms is detected, the controller will automatically stop the
machine. At the same time, all relays are released and 3 horizontal dashes are displayed
on the LED display. By stopping the machine during a micro interruption of the power
supply, sparks on the relay contacts are avoided which will extend the relay lifetime.
Table 17
3.4 Quick reference
Menu 001: End-user menu Changing parameters
Scrolling with Unload limit Up/down button

stop button Load limit Up/down button
Control mode Up/down button
Run-on-time Up/down button
Remote start / stop Up/down button
Remote pressure control Up/down button
Auto-restart Up/down button
Address Up/down button
Menu 002: Service menu
Scrolling with Air filter time Up/down button

stop button Oil life time Up/down button
Menu 003: Factory menu
Scrolling with BAR / PSI Up/down button

stop button Max. unload pressure Up/down button
Celsius / Fahrenheit Up/down button
Max. Temperature (=shut down) Up/down button
Function of relay 3 Up/down button
Model selection Up/down button
Set running hours Up/down button
Set loaded hours Up/down button
Menu 004: Input configuration menu
Scrolling with Input 1 N.C. Up/down button

stop button Input 2 N.O. / N.C. Up/down button
Input 3 N.O. / N.C. Up/down button
Sensor offset
Menu 005: Test menu
Scrolling with Display + LED test

stop button Digital input test
Analogue input 1 (volts)
Analogue input 2 (volts)
Output 1
Output 2
Output 3
Output 4
Menu 099: reinstall all defaults
4 Hardware
4.1 Analogue inputs

• PT1000 for temperature
• 4….20mA for the pressure sensor
4.2 Direct digital inputs

• 6 digital inputs for voltage free contacts.
• 1 digital input for pressure switch :
• min. Load voltage = 100 VAC
• max. Load voltage = 250 VAC
4.3 Digital outputs

• 3 Relays, contact 250 VAC, 8 A.
• 1 Triac 1 Amp and 250 VAC
4.4 High voltage input 3 phases

• 3 phase input for motor rotation control included in the controller, depending on the
version:
• 3 phases 380 Volt – 480 Volt (+/- 10%)
• 3 phases 110 Volt – 250 Volt (+/- 10%)
4.5 Power supply

• 24 VAC via transformer; +/- 20 %.
4.6 User interface

• 3 digit 7 segment LED display
• 8 indication LED's
• 5 push buttons
4.7 Housing
• NORYL (UL94V0) housing. The Airmaster M3 can be mounted in the open machine space or
in the electrical cabinet (as convenient )
• Front: IP40 (with optional plastic front cover: IP65)
• Back: IP20
• Dimensions in mm :
• Front: Wide: 144 - High: 72
• Housing: Wide: 135 - High: 67 - Depth: 110
4.8 Connectors
• Plugable and screwable PHOENIX compatible connectors.
4.9 Processor and memory

• 8 bit micro controller OTP
• Optional: 64 Kbytes program memory
• EEPROM: 256 byte
• 1Kbyte RAM
4.10 Data communication

• RS485 for connection with PC and Enercon central control system.
5 Installation and connections
5.1 General installation prescriptions
5.1.1 Safety
The unit complies with the "class I equipment" standard. This standard assures protection of the user
against electric shocks when accessible conductive parts of the controller that are connected to the
protective earthing-conductor are touched. Therefore measure are taken that none of those
conductive parts can become live due to a failure of the basic insulation of the fixed wiring.
Make sure that the Airmaster M3 is always connected to earth. This will prevent injury,
! electrocution, etc. of the user in case of a failing wiring insulation or a lose wire connection.
Especially when voltages above 42.4V peak are applied to the controller.
If one of the circuits connected with the Airmaster M3 have voltages of 42.2V peak or more, the unit is
classified as "class III equipment". Although in this situation safety earth is not needed, it is still
necessary to earth the unit to fulfil the electromagnetic compatibility demands.
The Airmaster M3 must be earthed at all times.
Designing the Airmaster M3, regulated distances between powered parts and accessible parts are
taken into account. We only guarantee this safety regulation when the unit is assembled by a qualified
employee of C.M.C..
C.M.C. disclaims any warranty in a case an unauthorized person has opened the module.
5.1.2 Electromagnetic compatibility
The Airmaster M3 is designed according to required standards regarding electromagnetic compatibility.

The housing is a part of the protection of the electronics against electromagnetic interference. Also the
radiation of the electromagnetic energy is partly shielded by the housing. Therefore it is necessary to
earth the housing with a very short wire to the nearest earth metal part. C.M.C. advises a maximum
length of 20cm.
Keep the earth-wire as short as possible and do not tie it with other wires.
The electromagnetic compatibility of the unit can not be guaranteed when the unit is opened.
However in order to increase the protection of the Airmaster M3 against electromagnetic interference, it
is advisable to install the unit in a metal cubical or switchbox. The cabinet will protect the controller
additionally against dust, moisture, dirt, etc and therefore it is recommended to make use of the
cubical.
5.1.3 Connectors
To be sure the cable connectors can not be plugged in reversely, the PCB connectors must be
equipped with polarisation keys.
Polarisation keys
5.2 Power supply
The connector for the power supply is indicated on the back with 24VAC.
The Airmaster requires a 24VAC / 25VA power supply (+/-20%).
Important note:
DO NOT GROUND THE 24VAC SECONDARY WINDING OF THE TRANSFORMER. DOING SO
! WILL CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE !!! THE 24VAC SECONDARY WINDING DOES NOT NEED TO
BE GROUNDED (See EN 60420-1 Safety of machinery part 1 general requirements – IEC 204-
1:1992 modified.)
5.3 Fusing
2 fuses of 1.6A slow must be used for protection of the secondary winding of the transformer and they
must be able to withstand 20A rms during at least 10ms.
The Airmaster M3 is equipped with 1 fuse of 3A slow (3AT). In case of repair, use only original
(similar) fuses.
5.4 Digital inputs
The Airmaster M3 has 6 digital inputs that are used to detect faults and consequently take the appropriate
actions.
The following table gives an overview of the available inputs and the related faults:
Digital Default Function Fault Action Display

input
20VDC Internal power supply for the
digital inputs
Input 1 N.C. Emergency stop Shut down Blinking fast - StP
Input 2 N.O. Remote start/stop
note: this function will only work if it is
enabled (default) in Menu 3, setting 4.
Input 3 N.O. General service input Warning Slowly blinking - SEr
Input 4 N.O. Motor overload Shut down Blinking fast - OLd
Input 5 N.O. General error input Shut down Blinking fast - Err
Input 6 N.O. Load/Unload
Table 18
5.5 Analogue inputs
Analogue input Type Function Signal

20VDC Internal power supply for the 4-20mA inputs
Input 1 PT1000 Outlet temperature measurement Resistance
Input 1 PT1000 Outlet temperature measurement Resistance
Input 2 4…20mA Pressure measurement 4…20mA
Input 2 4…20mA Pressure measurement 4…20mA
Table 19
5.6 Additional inputs
The following table gives an overview of the additional inputs on the Airmaster M3:
Input Function Action Display

100-250V AC Input Load/Unload
RST – input Reverse phase protection Shut down PHA
note: a missing phase will also be detected.
Table 20
Note: In order to avoid damage on the Airmaster M3, make sure that the 5-pin reverse phase
detection connector is equipped with security keys as well as the corresponding external
! connector. Doing so will prevent the possibility of plugging the "high power" connector in the 5-
pin analogue input connector. (Example, see picture in item 5.1.3 Connectors on page 14)
Do not exceed the maximum voltage and current mentioned in the technical specification file.
5.7 Relay outputs
Output Type of output Function Status

1 Relay 1 Line Normal open
2 Relay 2 Star Normal closed
3 Relay 3 Delta Normal open
4 Relay 3 Alarm Normal open
5 Triac load/unload Normal open
Table 21
A VDR is placed parallel over the relay contact. So even with an open contact, the VDR is still
able to let a small current flow. This current is too small to activate a load but it can harm
people when the circuit is touched.
!
Do not exceed the maximum voltage and current mentioned in the technical specification file.
5.8 RS485 connection
The connector of the RS485 data communication is indicated on the back cover with L1 and L2
Com. line Function

L1 Data communication line 1 (+)
L2 Data communication line 2 (-)
Table 22
5.9 Wiring diagram
See addendum
6 Technical specifications
According to Min. Typical Max.
Power supply 19.2VAC 24VAC 28.8VAC
Direct pressure switch input 99VAC 110-250VAC 300VAC
Phase detection devise 110-250 version 99VAC 110-250VAC 275VAC
380-480 version 342VAC 380-480VAC 528VAC
Internal power supply digital 18VDC 20VDC 22VDC
inputs
TRIAC output 250V (cos phi = 1)
1A
Relays 250V (cos phi =1)
8A
Housing
Front IP40
Back IP20
Operating temperature IEC 68-2-2 B -10°C +23°C +55°C
IEC 68-2-14 Na
IEC 68-2-14 Nb
IEC 68-2-3 Ca
IEC 68-2-1 A
Storage temperature IEC 68-2-1 A -25°C +65°C
IEC 68-2-2 B
Rel. humidity at 40C at 95%
front side
Rel. humidity at 40C at 80%
rear side
Operating vibrations over IEC 68-2-6 2g
10 to 150Hz IEC 68-2-29
Transport vibrations over IEC 68-2-6 10g
10 to 150Hz IEC 68-2-29
40g
Bumps of 6ms
Continuous electrostatic IEC 801-2 12kV
air discharge
Electric field IEC 801-3 level 3 10V/m
Level 4 30V/m
Fast transients at supply IEC 801-4 level 4 4kV
Surge at supply IEC 801-5 level 5 3kV
Radiated Emission CISPR 11 class A
Immunity for EM IEC 801 -2 level 4
disturbances IEC 801 -3 level 3
IEC 801 -4 level 4
IEC 801 -5 level 4
Table 23
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Everything under control

Installation guide & user's manual

1 GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................4

7 MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS .................................................................................................................18

1.3 Copyright notice

Display indication LEDS

2.1 Push buttons

The following two tables show these differences:

Button Equivalent Command

LED State Meaning

2.3 Display messages

3.1 Menu code entry / parameter modification

3.1.1 Entering menus

3.1.2 Entering menu 2, 3, 4, 5 and 99

3.1.3 Parameter modification

Menu: 001 user menu

Display Function Default Minimum Maximum

Menu: 002 service counters

Display Function Default Minimum Maximum

Display Function Default Minimum Maximum

Menu: 005 Test menu (password protected)

Display Function Default Minimum Maximum

Digital input 1 : LED Temperature

Display Function Minimum Maximum

Menu: 099 reinstall defaults (password protected)

3.3 Additional parameters

3.3.1 Star delta time

3.3.2 Blow down time

3.3.4 Acceleration time

3.3.5 Type selection table

Type Star/Delta Blow down Time to stop *

3.3.6 Micro interruption of the power supply

Menu 001: End-user menu Changing parameters

Scrolling with Unload limit Up/down button

Menu 002: Service menu

Scrolling with Air filter time Up/down button

Menu 003: Factory menu

Scrolling with BAR / PSI Up/down button

Menu 004: Input configuration menu

Scrolling with Input 1 N.C. Up/down button

Menu 005: Test menu

Scrolling with Display + LED test

Menu 099: reinstall all defaults

4.1 Analogue inputs

4.2 Direct digital inputs

4.3 Digital outputs

4.4 High voltage input 3 phases

4.5 Power supply

4.6 User interface

4.9 Processor and memory

4.10 Data communication

5.1 General installation prescriptions

The Airmaster M3 must be earthed at all times.

5.1.2 Electromagnetic compatibility

The Airmaster M3 is designed according to required standards regarding electromagnetic compatibility.

5.4 Digital inputs

Digital Default Function Fault Action Display

5.5 Analogue inputs