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5.6 Replacement Module Information
5.6.1 Determine the Replacement Module
Part Number
When ordering a replacement module (front box) the
address (node number) is required. The replacement
part number reflects the node number that is pre-pro-
grammed into the module. There are several screens
on the E2 that display the node number of the
compressor. An example is the online status screen:
1. Press menu to open the Main Menu.
2. Press 7 (System Configuration).
3. Press 7 (Network Setup).
4. Press 1 (Online Status).
Figure 5.11 View of Ultrasite™ Screen
Figure 5.12 View of E2 ONLINE STATUS Screen
The replacement part number reflects the node
number. An easy way to verify that the node number
is correct is to see that the status is “off line” when
the module is not powered up, or has been
removed in the service process.
The module P/N will be 985-0102-xx, where “xx” is the
node number.
Example:
Node number 3: order 985-0102-03
Node number 11: order 985-0102-11
Note: To avoid paying a core charge, return the
failed module to your Authorized Emerson® Full-
Line or Authorized Copeland® Wholesaler when
taking delivery of the new module.
5.6.2 Power-Up Instructions for the New
Module
1. Complete the mechanical installation procedures
for installation of the module (section 5.3 for 2D /
3D, section 5.4.2 for 4D). Always turn off com-
pressor power before working with the module
and its associated wiring harness.
2. After making all harness connections (including
plugging in the communication line), move the
blue communication board jumpers to the proper
position. If the compressor is at the end of the
communication line daisy-chain, the jumpers are
positioned to “terminated”. If the compressor is in
the middle of the daisy-chain, the jumpers are
positioned to “unterminated”. Refer to figure 2.1
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for a diagram explaining the jumper positions.
3. Turn on power to the module. A module that has
been installed on a 2D or 3D compressor will typ-
ically display a flashing “7” code until step 4 below
has been completed.
4
. After verifying that communication has been
established with the new module (observe that the
decimal point blinks at least once), reboot the E2.
This can be accomplished by temporarily turning
the E2 power off, and after 10 seconds turning it
back on. It is important that the module power
remain ON for this process. The E2 will download
all of the configuration settings from the previous
module into the new module. This may take sev-
eral minutes. All compressors on the rack may
momentarily shut off for a few seconds as the E2
reboots.
5.7 Event Counters - Service Procedures
Updating the Event Counters
The E2 cannot clear or re-zero the “Event Counters”
in the module. This means that if a compressor or
module is replaced, the Event Counters reflected in
the E2 will not be correct. We recommend that the
user use the Notepad feature of the E2 to indicate the
change in the Event Counters of the module when
Node Number
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