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Manual
Comfort Air Curtain

Model SensAir
Version 1.0
Original Manual English
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COMFORT AIR CURTAIN
. . . Contents
1 Introduction 4
1.1 About this manual 4
1.2 How to read this manual 4
1.3 About the unit 6
1.4 Components and accessories 16
1.5 Safety instructions 17
2 Installation 19
2.1 Inspection on delivery 19
2.2 General working method 19
2.3 Hanging the unit up 21
2.4 Connecting the unit to the central heating system 25
2.5 Connecting the unit to the Daikin system 28
2.6 Connecting the unit to the mains supply 30
2.7 Installing the b-touch control panel 34
2.8 Installing external controls 36
2.9 Finishing the unit 40
2.10 Adjusting the IR sensor 45
2.11 Switching on and checking operation 46
3 Operation 49
3.1 Introduction 49
3.2 The Home screen 50
3.3 Main menu 53
3.4 Preferences 55
3.5 Settings 56
3.6 Configuration 57
3.7 Maintenance 67
3.8 USB 69
4 Errors 71
4.1 Resolving simple problems 71
4.2 Error messages on the control panel 74
4.3 Remedying errors that are accompanied by an error message 75
4.4 Remedying errors without an error message 80
5 Maintenance 82
5.1 Introduction 82
5.2 Replacing or cleaning the filter 82
5.3 Cleaning the unit 83
5.4 Scheduled maintenance 84
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6 Servicing 85
6.1 Access to the interior of the unit 85
6.2 Electronics module 87
6.3 Removing the control circuit board 87
6.4 Connecting the control circuit board 88
6.5 Daikin electronics 89
6.6 Resetting the high-limit thermostat 89
6.7 Fuses 90
6.8 LEDs 91
6.9 Removing the discharge section 91
6.10 Venting the heat exchanger 92
6.11 Draining the heat exchanger 92
6.12 Setting the unit code 92
6.13 Resetting the PIN code 94
6.14 Copying the settings of the b-touch control panel 94
6.15 Updating the software 95
6.16 Composition of the Biddle control cable 98
7 Dismantling 99
8 Addresses 101
Keywords 102
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1. . Introduction
1.1 About this manual

This manual describes the installation, operation and mainte-
nance of , the comfort air curtain model SensAir with b-touch
control panel and CHIPS control. The manual also provides
instructions and information for servicing activities.
1.2 How to read this manual
1.2.1 Daikin manuals
Only for SRV and SRQ:
This manual makes cross-references to the manuals of the

components of Daikin (outdoor unit, indoor unit, control
panel, etc.).
1.2.2 Designations used in the manual
The following symbols are used in the manual:
Note:
n Refers to an important section in the text.
Caution:
c If you do not carry out the procedure or action
correctly, you may cause damage to the unit.
Follow the instructions precisely.
Warning:
w If you do not carry out the procedure or
action correctly, you may cause physical injury
and/or damage.
Follow the instructions precisely.
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Danger:
d Is used to designate actions that are not
permitted.
Ignoring this prohibition may lead to serious

damage or to accidents resulting in physical
injury.
1.2.3 Symbols used on the unit and in the manual
The following symbols indicate possible risks or hazards. The

same symbols will also be found on the unit.
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
w You have accessed a section of the unit containing components which carry
a voltage.
Access restricted to qualified maintenance staff only.
Caution is required.
w This surface or component may be hot. Risk of burns on contact.
1.2.4 Related documentation
In addition to this manual, the following documentation is also

supplied with the unit:
• wiring diagram for installation and servicing.

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1.3 About the unit
1.3.1 SensAir
The unit
Among other things, the unit contains:
• heating element 1 (depending on the type of unit)
The heating capacity is controlled by the unit. For this pur-

pose, water-heated models have an integrated control
valve.
• fans 2
The speed (strength) is controlled by the unit.
• air inlet sensor 3

• discharge sensor 4
• For models with water heating or connected to a
Daikin system:
heating medium sensor 5
• IR sensor 6
• connection for
the b-touchcontrol panel 7
• connection for Modbus 8
The b-touch control panel
In addition to menus for the settings, the b-touch control panel

contains, among other things:
• temperature sensor 9
• connection for extra temperature sensor. With this, the
temperature at a different place in the room can possibly
be measured: for example, at a place where draughts
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1.3.2 Applications
General
The purpose of the Comfort air curtain is to separate cli-

mates between two rooms and to heat and filter air (filter
class EN779-G2). The unit is installed horizontally above the
doorway, across its full width.
Mounting types
The free-hanging model is designed for free, visible installation

above the door.
The recessed model is designed for integration into a false

ceiling or into an alcove, with the inlet opening possibly at
some distance from the unit.
The cassette model is designed for installation above a false

ceiling, with the inlet opening close to the unit; the unit must
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Comfort air curtain for Daikin system
With models SRV and SRQ:
The air curtain is connected to a direct expansion system

from Daikin. The air discharged by the unit is heated by the
cooling medium. The air curtain is controlled and operated
partly by the Daikin system and partly by the Biddle system.
This system has a number of limitations:
• The unit is only suitable for use in Daikin direct expansion

systems.
• The unit is not suitable for cooling.
• The Daikin system has to be active at all times.
Other versions and intended use
Upon request, we can supply versions for non-standard appli-

cations.
Warning:
w Applications other than those described
above are deemed to be usage other than for
the intended purpose. Biddle is not liable for
damage or loss resulting from usage other
than for the intended purpose. Usage for the
intended purpose also entails observance of
the instructions in this manual.
1.3.3 Operation
General
In an opening between two rooms, air is exchanged through

pressure and temperature differences (convection). This leads
to energy losses and detracts from the comfort in the room.
For reasons such as accessibility, it may nevertheless be desira-

ble to leave the door standing open. An air curtain above the
door opening counteracts losses of energy and comfort. At
the location of the opening, it blows out a stream of air and
thereby brings about the following:
• The exchange of air between two rooms due to a temper-

ature difference (convection) is counteracted.
• The air that enters at floor level due to draught is possibly
heated.
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The automatic CHIPS control
The CHIPS control automatically adjusts the strength and heat

of the unit to changing weather conditions. Thus, in all situa-
tions the energy loss is minimal and the comfort maximal.
CHIPS stands for ‘Corrective Heat and Impulse Prediction System’.
Control when unit ‘on’
The unit and the auto-active control have been developed for
situations in which the door stands open.
For the most efficient climate separation and preservation of

comfort it is important that the airflow just touches the floor
and is heated sufficiently. The unit continuously measures the
values that are needed in order to achieve this:
1. The installation height (entered in the control panel)
2. The temperature difference between the two rooms:
- outdoor temperature
- room temperature
3. The temperature of the discharged air
As soon as the situation changes, the control adjusts the out-

let flow rate and the temperature of the airflow to that.
Control with unit ‘off ’
If the unit is off – at night, for example – it is not active.
If it is off, the unit can indeed still perform other functions:
• The unit can be set to keep the room at a minimal ‘night’

temperature.
• Water-heated models are equipped with integrated frost
protection.
Door response
The unit and the auto-active control have been developed for
situations in which the door stands open.
If the door is not continuously open, the operation can be

adjusted to this:
• Normal operation: the unit is always active.

• Direct door response: the unit responds directly to the
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• Gradual door response: the unit responds to the opening

and closing of the door. The speed of response is based on
the open/closed ratio.
Note:
n With the door closed, the unit can be set to keep
the room at a minimal room temperature.
Note:
n In some situations the unit is not active, even though
it is on.
1.3.4 i-sense infra red technology
The i-sense infra red technology makes it possible to use the

automatic CHIPS control without adding external controls
such as an outdoor temperature sensor and a door contact
switch.
Next to the discharge grille is an IR sensor which measures

the temperature in a strip of 8 planes perpendicular to the
door opening. As a result, the sensor provides the controller
with diverse information:
Note:
n The temperature of a floor surface changes gradually.
• indoor temperature (T8)

• outdoor temperature (lowest measured value of T1, T2
and T3)
Note:
n An outdoor temperature is only measured if the IR
sensor recognises the door as being open.
• door position
If the difference between T5 and T1, T2 or T3 is at least

3°C is, it is assumed that the door is open.
Note:
n An outdoor temperature can only be recognised if
the unit is on and climate separation is active.
• signal for quick start or 30 minutes on (T7 and T8)
If the measured value briefly changes, it is assumed that

someone is walking below the sensor.
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i-sense conditions
In most situations, the IR sensor meets the requirements as an

information source for the auto-active control.
For correct operation, the following conditions apply:
• The IR sensor must be able to measure the temperature

on the outdoor floor:
- The sightlines must be free. (see Position of IR sensor)
- In a situation with several doors, the door at which the
sensor is aimed must also open regularly.
• The temperature of the floor must be reliable.
Factors such as underfloor heating, direct sunlight on a

dark floor or a strongly-reflective surface can make the
measurements unreliable.
• The sensor is less suitable for situations in which

extremely high outdoor temperatures (more than 10°C
higher than the indoor temperature) regularly occur and
the room makes use of air conditioning.
Position of IR sensor
When the unit is switched on for the first time, the Installa-
tion Guide will start up. At the same time, a test is also made
to see whether the IR sensor can perform the necessary
measurements.
Possibly check in advance whether the position of the unit is

suitable for use of the i-sense infra red technology.
The IR sensor measures the temperature in a strip of 8 planes

perpendicular to the door opening. In order to be able to
make use of the i-sense infra red technology, at least 1 com-
plete plane must be able to measure the temperature on the
outdoor floor.
The sightlines of the sensor can be limited by:
• structures and objects above the door opening (angle α).

• position of the threshold in relation to the unit (angle β).

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Check whether the IR sensor can measure the outdoor tem-

perature:
1. Measure angle α
Note:
n Take account of elements that can block the angle
(exit sign, door control system and suchlike)
- If angle α < 16° (H1:B1 < 3.5):

The IR sensor does not measure the outdoor tempera-
ture.
Change the position of the unit or use an alternative
for the measurement of the outdoor temperature.
- If angle α ≥ 16° (H1:B1 ≥ 3.5):
Measure angle β.
2. Measure angle β.
3. Check in the table that angle β does not exceed the maxi-
mum value corresponding to the measured angle α.
- If angle β is too large:

The IR sensor does not measure the outdoor tempera-
ture.
Change the position of the unit or use an alternative
for the measurement of the outdoor temperature.
- If angle β is satisfactory:
The unit is hanging in a good position in order to use
the IR sensor for the i-sense infra red technology.
maximum angle β at angle α
ANGLE Α ANGLE Β MAXIMUM
DEGREES H1:B1 DEGREES H2:B2

16° – 24° 2.2 – 3.5 8° 7.1
24° – 32° 2.2 – 1.6 16° 3.5
> 32° > 1.6 24° 2.2
Note:
n If angle α < 16° then the situation is not suitable for
i-sense infra red technology
Note:
n If angle β > 24° then the situation is not suitable for
i-sense infra red technology
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1.3.5 Type designation
The table below provides an overview of the available models

of the air curtain and the corresponding type designations. In
combination, the type designations constitute the type code,
for instance: SR S-150-H3-F
If some part of the manual applies to certain models only,

these will be indicated with the corresponding type designa-
tion, for example:
• S: models with capacity S

• 150: models with discharge width 150
• H: water-heated models
• E: electrically-heated models
• F: free-hanging models
Note:
n In the illustrations in this manual, one type of unit is
used as a general example. The outer appearance of
your unit may be different but its function is the
same, unless stated otherwise.
Explanation of the type code
TYPE CODE ELEMENT DESIGNATION MEANING

product series SR general designation for the series
SRV for connection to Daikin VRV system (‘multi’)
SRQ for connection to Daikin ERQ system (‘pair’)
capacity S short range
M medium range
L long range
XL extra long range
length 100, 150, 200 or 250 discharge length in cm
battery type H3 water heating
E electrical heating
A without heating
H3E water heating and electrical heating
DK heating with Daikin direct expansion system
DKE heating with Daikin direct expansion system and electrical
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TYPE CODE ELEMENT DESIGNATION MEANING

model F free-hanging model
R recessed model
R(O) recessed model without grille plenum
C cassette model
1.3.6 Type plate
The type plate is located at the left on the intake side of the
unit.
Designations on the type plate
DESIGNATION MEANING
Type complete type code of the unit
Code configuration code
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N serial number, production week and
year
M weight of unit
Medium medium
pmax maximum permissible operating pres-
sure
Capacity Index Daikin capacity index
U power supply voltage
Imax max. current
Pmotor max. power consumption by fans
Pheating For electrically heated models:
max. power consumption by heating
element
1.3.7 Field of application
Observe the following limits for the unit:
Application limits for all models
Ambient conditions Temperature 5 °C to 40°C

Relative air 20% – 95%, non-
humidity condensing
Power supply voltage see type plate
Power see type plate
Maximum discharge temperature 50 °C (122 °F)
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Parameters of use for water-heated models
Heating medium water with max.

20% glycol
Maximum operating pressure and tem- 6 bar at 110°C
perature
Maximum valve pressure type S/M 0.5 bar
difference type L/XL 1.0 bar
Note:
n Consult Biddle if you want to connect a unit to a
water flow-path with higher temperatures and higher
pressure.
Warning:
w The air curtain may not be used in potentially
explosive environments, outdoors or in very
dusty or aggressive air conditions.
Warning:
w Electrical models may not be used in wet
environments.
Biddle shall not be held liable for damage caused by

use in such situations.
Sound levels
The emission sound pressure level at 3 m distance from the

unit is lower than 70 dB(A).
1.3.8 CE declaration
The unit is compliant with the applicable CE standards. The

complete CE Declaration of Conformity can be found at:
www.biddle.info.
1.3.9 Modifications and changes
Without the approval of Biddle, no changes or modifications

may be made to the unit that could adversely affect safety. The
CE declaration is no longer valid if the unit has been modified
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1.4 Components and accessories
1.4.1 Components supplied
For all models:
• suspension rails (2 per unit, 3 with models 250)

• operating package:
- b-touch control panel (able to control a maximum of 10
units);
- Biddle control cable, available in various lengths;
With free-hanging models (type F):
• set of side caps
1.4.2 Accessories
• wall bracket set (‘Standard’ or ‘Design’);

• threaded rod lining;
• door contact switch;
• external outdoor temperature sensor
• filter sensor (pressure sensor) in the unit to measure filter
contamination;
• b-connect communication module.
1.4.3 Components not supplied
The following components required for installation must be

obtained from third parties:
• threaded rods (M8)

• other cabling
1.4.4 Daikin components
The following Daikin components are required for models that

are to be connected to a Daikin direct expansion system:
• outdoor unit
• optional, only possible with a VRV system:
one or more indoor units
• Daikin control panel
• connection materials, such as cooling pipes, wiring, etc.:
see the Installation Manual for the outdoor unit
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Caution:
c The control system and the capacity index of the
Daikin outdoor unit must correspond to those of
the Biddle air curtain.
1.5 Safety instructions
1.5.1 Safety in use
Warning:
w Do not put any objects into the inlets and
outlets.
Warning:
w Do not obstruct the unit’s inlets or outlets.
Warning:
w The upper surface of the unit becomes hot
during operation.
Caution:
c In exceptional situations, water may run out of the
unit. Therefore, do not place anything under the unit
that could be damaged by this.
1.5.2 Safety issues relating to installation, mainte-

nance and servicing
Danger:
d The unit may only be opened by qualified
technical staff.
Warning:
w Perform the following actions before opening
the unit:
1. Switch the unit off,using the control panel.
2. Wait until the fans have stopped.
Danger:
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3. Allow the unit to cool down.
Caution:
c The heat exchanger or, as the case may be, the
heating elements, may get very hot.
4. For models intended for connection to a Daikin

direct expansion system:
turn the Daikin system off and disconnect the mains sup-
ply from the Daikin external unit.
5. Disconnect the mains supply (remove plug from the power

socket or set the isolation switch to OFF).
6. For water-heated models:

shut off the central heating feed (if possible).
Caution:
c For models to be connected to a Daikin direct
expansion system:
water may be present in the inspection panel if the
system is, or was recently, running in defrost mode.
Warning:
w The fins of the heat exchanger are sharp.
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Warning:
w Installation activities may only be performed
by technical staff qualified for this purpose.
Warning:
w Before starting installation: read the safety
instructions.
See also:
1.5.2 "Safety issues relating to installation, maintenance and ser-
vicing" on page 17
2.1 Inspection on delivery
• Check the unit and the packaging to ensure that they have
been delivered in good order. Notify the driver and the
supplier immediately if any shipping damage is detected.
• Ensure that all components are present. Notify supplier of
any missing parts immediately.
See also:
1.4 "Components and accessories" on page 16
2.2 General working method
2.2.1 Sequence of operations
Biddle recommends working as follows when installing the

unit:
1. Hang the unit up.
2. For water-heated models (type H):

connect the unit to the central heating system.

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3. For models to be connected in a Daikin direct

expansion system:
install the Daikin components in accordance with the rele-
vant Installation manuals.
- outdoor unit;
- if applied in your system:
indoor unit(s);
- control panel.
4. Connect the unit to the mains supply.
5. Install the control panel and (any optional) connections to

external controls.
6. Complete the installation of the unit.
7. For models to be connected to a Daikin direct

expansion system:
connect the unit to the Daikin system.
8. Switch the mains supply on and check that the unit is

working properly.
General instructions
Some parts of this section only apply to certain models.

Where this is the case, it will be indicated. If no specific model
is referred to, then the description applies to all models.
Note:
n Make sure that you perform all installation
operations that are applicable to your unit.
Check the type plate and consult the manual if in

doubt about the model or type of your unit.
Note:
n During the installation period, protect the unit
against damage and penetration of dust, cement, etc.
You can, for instance, use the packaging for
protection.
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2.3 Hanging the unit up
2.3.1 Determining the location of the unit
Do not install the unit in a vertical position.
• Make sure that the structure from which the unit is about
to be suspended can bear at least 4 times the weight of the
unit. The unit’s weight is indicated on its type plate.
• Note the following dimensions:
- The unit must be at least as wide as the door opening
(dimension b).
- Position the unit as near to the doorway as possible.
- Position the unit as close to the top of the door as pos-
sible.
- The IR sensor must be able to measure the tempera-
ture on the outdoor floor. (see 1.3.4 Position of IR
sensor)
Warning:
w The minimum installation height is 1.8 m.
Note:
n The maximum mounting height of the unit
(dimension h, measured from the floor to the
discharge grille) depends on the unit type.
Warning:
w The top of the unit may get hot. The unit
must be positioned with at least 25 mm
clearance from the ceiling (dimension x).
See also:
1.3.6 "Type plate" on page 14
"Position of IR sensor" on page 11
2.3.2 Suspension method
The unit can be suspended in various ways:
• From wall consoles (accessory):

- model ‘standard’
- model ‘design’
• From threaded rods:
- without threaded rod lining
- with threaded rod lining (accessory)

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Note:
n In all cases, the unit is hung from the suspension
frame using suspension brackets.
2.3.3 Attaching the wall consoles (accessory)
Attach the wall consoles in accordance with the instructions

supplied.
2.3.4 Fixing the threaded rods
Fix four threaded rods M8 in accordance with the dimensions

in the table. Make sure the threaded rods are perpendicular.
Note:
n With units of 250mm length, three suspension
brackets are used. Fix six threaded rods for that
type.
Note:
n Use the outermost suspension 1 when applying
threaded rod lining (accessory) if this is also
supposed to hide the water piping. The dimensions
are specifically listed in the table.
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Dimensions for suspending unit
SIZE TYPE DIMENSIONS

a all models as needed
b S/M 119 mm
L/XL 200 mm
c all models 197 mm
d 100 500 mm
± 125 mm
100 with threaded rod lining 882 mm
150 1000 mm
± 125 mm
200 1500 mm
± 125 mm
250 (six threaded rods) 2 x 1000 mm
± 60 mm
250 with threaded rod lining 2 x 1191 mm
(six threaded rods)
2.3.5 Fixing the suspension brackets
Attach the suspension brackets to the threaded rods or to the

wall consoles.
Note:
n Place the left- (L) and right brackets (R) in the
correct position.
1. Screw a lock nut 1 onto each threaded rod.
2. Place the suspension brackets 2 onto the threaded rods

and then put on the nuts 3.
3. Make sure that the suspension brackets are hanging hori-

zontally and at equal height.
4. Secure each suspension bracket by tightening the lock nuts

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2.3.6 Suspending and securing the unit
1. Remove the components and packaging from the pallet

with the unit on it. Leave the unit on the pallet.
2. The unit is fixed to the pallet with two transportation

brackets 1. Remove the screws 2. But do not remove the
brackets from the unit.
3. Tilt the unit across the pallet and lay it down as shown
opposite.
4. Lift the pallet, with the unit on it, and hook the unit into
the suspension brackets.
Caution:
c Depending on the weight (specified on the type
plate), either use a lifting device or lift the unit: this
requires at least 2 persons.
Note:
n Always use the pallet when lifting the unit, in order
to prevent any damage.
5. The unit is now suspended from the suspension brackets:

remove the pallet.
6. Remove the transportation brackets 1 from the unit.
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7. Fit a lock plate 3 to each suspension bracket.
Warning:
w The unit may fall down if you do not secure
the suspension.
8. Check whether the unit is suspended firmly:
2.4 Connecting the unit to the central heating system

Only for water-heated models (types H3 and H3E)
2.4.1 Special points regarding the water connection
Caution:
c The central heating system’s supply and return pipes
must be attached to the correct corresponding
connectors 1. On the unit, the directions are
indicated with arrows.
SYMBOL SYMBOL
FEED PIPE RETURN PIPE
arrow points towards the arrow points away from the

connection connection
Caution:
c The unit has an integrated water-side control. The
central heating connection must NOT be fitted with
a control valve.
Caution:
c Biddle recommends the inclusion of a valve in both
pipes.
• The maximum permissible operating pressure of the hot

water circuit is specified on the type plate. It is based on a
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• The venting valve 2 of the heat exchanger is located at the

left, on the top of the unit.
• The water-side control valve is automatically closed by
default if the air curtain and/or the heating is switched off.
This can be adjusted on the control panel via
menu > Configuration > 25. Auto: Door response > Stand-
by heating.
2.4.2 Frost protection
The electronic control features integrated frost protection.

This works in two stages:
1. If the temperature of the discharged air falls to below 5 ºC

and the temperature of the intake air falls below 8 ºC:
- the valve of the integral water-side control will open

fully;
- the output on the unit gives a signal for the central
heating installation provided that function 61. Function
of outputs on the control panel is set to Risk of freez-
ing.
2. If the temperature of the discharged air falls to below 2 ºC

and the temperature of the intake falls below 8 ºC:
- the control panel will temporarily display error mes-

sage E6;
- the fans will be switched off, but the valve of the water-
side control will stay open.
Caution:
c The frost protection reduces the risk of freezing but
does not guarantee complete protection.
Take the following precautions if you install the unit

in a room where frost may occur:
- Ensure constant circulation of the water at the right

temperature;
- Add up to 20% glycol to the water when the unit is
not in operation during the wintertime;
- Or bleed the system and the unit.
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2.4.3 Units with side connection
Upon request, units with water-side connections on the side

can be supplied. The water-side control is then not built-in,
but has to be connected outside the unit during installation.
1. Connect the valve to the connections 1 as shown in the

corresponding diagram.
2. Connect the valve drive to terminal 2.
WIRING DIAGRAM, 2-WAY VALVE WIRING DIAGRAM, 3-WAY VALVE

All models: valve in the return pipe models S/M: valve in the feed pipe
models L/XL: valve in the return pipe
2.4.4 Connecting the unit
1. Connect the unit to the central heating system.
2. Vent the heat exchangers.
3. Check the connections for leakage.

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2.5 Connecting the unit to the Daikin system

Only for models with Daikin direct expansion system
(types DK and DKE)
2.5.1 Preconditions for connection to a Daikin system
• The Daikin system must always be active when the Biddle

air curtain is active.
• A control system must be connected to the Daikin sys-
tem. This can also be a Daikin control panel that is con-
nected to the Biddle air curtain.
Warning:
w Units of type SRV may only be connected to a
Daikin VRV system.
Units of type SRQ may only be connected to a

Daikin ERQ system.
These units are NOT mutually

interchangeable.
2.5.2 Connecting the controls
For all models:
Caution:
c Use a cable with a cross-section of at least 0.75
mm².
On models with discharge width 150, 200 or 250:
1. Connect the system controls to terminal X84 on the

upper side of the air curtain:
- Connect the control cable of the outdoor unit to F1/

F2.
- If applied on your unit:
Connect the Daikin control panel to P1/P2.
2. Install the cable sheath (supplied) on the terminal.
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On models with discharge width 100:
1. Remove the cover of the box on the side of the unit.
2. Optional:
Remove the box from the unit:
- Remove the bracket from the unit and the box.

- Install the box on the wall at an appropriate point.
Note:
n Do not disconnect the wiring between the box and
the unit.
3. Lead the control cable(s) into the box, through the free
cable gland(s) 3.
4. Connect the controller of the system to the free terminal

block 4:
- Connect the control cable of the outdoor unit to F1/

F2.
- If applied on your unit:
Connect the Daikin control panel to P1/P2.
5. Tighten the cable gland(s).
2.5.3 Connecting the cooling medium
• Install the piping in accordance with the installation manual

for the Daikin outdoor unit.
• Solder the piping to the pipes protruding from the upper
side of the unit.

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2.5.4 Settings on the Daikin control panel
On the Daikin control panel you can make local make settings
as described in the Installation manual concerned.
The units described in this manual have a few additional set-

tings possibilities:
MODE FIRST CODE DESCRIPTION OF SECOND CODE NUMBER

NUMBER NUMBER THE SETTING
01 02 03 04
(22) 3 Operation of air unheated unheated at standstill --
curtain when not (provided
heating that 23-8 is
set to 01)
(23) 8 Operation of air at standstill unheated unheated --
curtain in defrost (default setting)
mode
2.6 Connecting the unit to the mains supply
2.6.1 Special points regarding the mains supply
For all models
Warning:
w The unit must be earthed.
Warning:
w The unit must be connected in accordance
with the applicable local requirements.
Maximum ratings are specified on the type

plate.
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Warning:
w Each unit must be fused in accordance with
the table below.
Fuse ratings
MAXIMUM AMPERAGE ON
MAXIMUM FUSE VALUE A
TYPE PLATE L1, L2 OR L3
≤ 10A 16A
≤ 15A 20A
≤ 20A 25A
≤ 25A 35A
≤ 35A 50A
≤ 50A 63A
≤ 65A 80A
≤ 80A 100A
≤ 102A 125A
Note:
n A single fuse may only be used for multiple units if
they draw a total current of less than 10A.
For models without heating (type A), with water heat-

ing (type H) or connected to a direct expansion sys-
tem (type DK)
• Make sure that there is a power socket (earthed) available

at no more than 1.5 m from the left-hand side of the unit.
Note:
n The power socket must remain accessible after
installation so that the unit can be disconnected for
service and maintenance.
Warning:
w Do NOT insert the plug into the power socket
yet.

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For models with electric heating (types E, H3E, DKE)
Danger:
d Only carry out the connection if you are
qualified to work on three-phase power
systems.
• The unit is connected to the mains supply with a cable (5-

core, not supplied).
Caution:
c For emergency situations and maintenance, it must
be possible to render the entire system electrically
dead.
• An isolation switch (not supplied) must be fitted between

the unit and the mains supply. This switch must:
- be all-pole,
- have a contact separation of at least 3 mm,
- be positioned near the unit.
2.6.2 Connecting the unit
Only for electrically heated models (type E, H3E and

DKE)
Warning:
w Make sure that the mains supply on which you
are working has been turned off.
1. Fit the isolation switch and connect it to the mains supply.
2. Remove the inspection panel 1:
- Remove the screws from the front of the inspection

panel.
- Pull the panel forward a little and remove it.
Caution:
c The panel comes free completely once pulled
forward: make sure it does not fall.
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3. Fix the cable gland to the unit.
- For models which only have electrical heating (type E):

position 2.
- For models with hybrid electrical heating (type H3E
and DKE): position 3.
4. Feed the mains power cable through the cable gland.
5. Connect the cable to the power supply terminal in the

unit, in accordance with the wiring diagram.
- For models which only have electrical heating (type E):

position 4.
- For models with hybrid electrical heating (type H3E
and DKE): position 5.
6. Replace the inspection panel and screw it on firmly.
Warning:
w When replacing the inspection panel, always
attach it using flanged bolts with milled edges;
these are required for the earth connection.
7. Connect the mains power cable to the isolation switch.
Caution:
c Do not switch on the mains supply yet.

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2.7 Installing the b-touch control panel
2.7.1 Special points regarding the control panel
Positioning
• You can fasten the control panel either to the wall or to a

standard junction box.
• By default, the indoor temperature is measured by the IR
sensor next to the discharge grille.
The control panel contains a temperature sensor and a

connection for a possible extra temperature sensor. Posi-
tion the control panel in a logical place if you want to use
one of these sensors as an indoor temperature sensor.
Cabling
Note:
n Take the following into account, otherwise errors
may occur:
- The control cable between the control panel and the

(first) connected unit may not be longer than 50 m.
- Keep control cables away from electromagnetic fields
and interference sources such as high-voltage cables
and fluorescent light starters, for example.
- Lay the control cables out straight or roll them in a
bifilar coil by folding cables in half before rolling
them. As a result, the magnetic fields will cancel each
other out to an important extent.
Note:
n Use Biddle control cables only. Standard modular
telephone cable is NOT suitable.
Multiple units operated from a single control panel
• A maximum of 10 units can be connected to a single con-

trol panel. To do so, the units must be daisy chained.
• The total length of the control cables must not exceed
100m. If the distance becomes too great, an additional con-
trol panel must be connected.
• Only units from the same product series, with the same
battery type and preferably of the same capacity, can be
applied in combination with a single control panel.
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Operation without control panel
The unit can also be operated without control panel. In that

event, only remove the control panel after complete installa-
tion.
Caution:
c Set the system to operate without a control panel.
For this purpose, with the aid of a USB flash drive
and a computer parameter, set “BTOU” of the
settings file to “0”. See 6.14 Copying the settings of
the b-touch control panel.
Caution:
c Ensure that the temperature sensor in the control
panel is not used as an indoor temperature sensor
(71. Indoor temperature sensor).
Note:
n Without a control panel, use of function 8. Night
temperature is not possible.
2.7.2 Mounting and connecting the control panel
1. Lay the control cable.
2. Screw the wall holder onto the junction box or against the
wall.
Caution:
c The control panel should only be put back into the
wall holder when the power supply of all the
connected units has been switched on.

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2.7.3 Connecting the control panel to the unit
1. Connect the control cable to terminal block X530 on the

upper side of the unit.
Daisy chaining multiple units with a single control

panel
1. Connect the connecting cable to terminal X535 of the first

unit.
Note:
n Remove the dummy plug.
2. Connect the units: connect the connecting cable to

X530 of the next unit.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each unit which is to be con-

nected.
Caution:
c Do not remove the dummy plug from the last unit,
as this may lead to errors.
2.8 Installing external controls
2.8.1 Special points regarding external controls
Input on the control panel X426
The control panel has one input signal interface. This can be
used for an external ON/OFF signal or for an additional tem-
perature sensor.
Inputs on the unit i1, i2, i3
On terminal block X520, the unit has three input signal inter-
faces. A door contact switch can be connected to this. Other
possibilities include a timer switch or a signal from a building
management system.
Caution:
c The inputs are designed for controls with potential-
free contacts, and are not to be loaded.
Caution:
c The inputs of multiple units must NOT be connected
to each other.
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Note:
n With the setting All units off and with the NC
(Normally Closed) settings of function 60. Function
of inputs, a jumper must be laid on the input for all
the subsequent connected units.
Outputs on the unit o1, o2, o3
On terminal block X510, the unit has three signal interfaces

for an output signal. These can be used, for example, for con-
trolling the central heatingor cooling systemor for transmit-
ting status reports to a BMS.
Caution:
c The outputs are potential-free contacts (relays).
Their maximum load is 24 V / 1 A.
Options and operation
Options and operation depend on the input or output and on

the control panel settings.
2.8.2 Installing the outdoor temperature sensor

(accessory)
The CHIPS control requires an outdoor temperature in order

to operate correctly.
The IR sensor on the unit functions as outdoor temperature

sensor. In some situations it is advisable to measure the out-
door temperature in a different manner. See 1.3.4 i-sense con-
ditions.
Note:
n The desired possibility is selected in the installation
guide.
1. The IR sensor on the unit
2. A wired outdoor temperature sensor
3. A table giving average temperatures per month
Note:
n If use is made of the table, there is a symbol for the
absence of an outdoor temperature sensor on the
control panel.

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Position of the outdoor temperature sensor
Mount the outdoor temperature sensor on the outside wall:
• at least 1 metre to the side of the door opening or at least

2 metres above the door opening;
• away from direct sunlight and preferably shielded against
rainfall.
Installing the outdoor temperature sensor
1. Mount the outdoor temperature sensor on the outside

wall
2. Lay a cable (not supplied) between outdoor temperature

sensor 1 and unit.
Note:
n Use a cable of at least 0.5 mm2.
Take the following into account, otherwise errors may occur:

• Keep the length of the cable as short as possible.
• Keep the cable away from electromagnetic fields and inter-
ference sources, such as high-voltage cables and fluores-
cent light starters, for example.
3. Connect the sensor to terminal X540 on the upper side of

the unit.
4. When the unit is switched on for the first time, the Instal-
lation Guide will start up. This will guide you through the
most important settings. During this process, the outdoor
temperature sensor will also be installed.
If the Installation Guide does not start:
- Go to the installation guide via

menu > Maintenance > Installation.
Note:
n In function 74. IR sensor the IR sensor is not allowed
to be activated as outdoor temperature sensor.
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2.8.3 Connecting the door contact switch (optional)
The IR sensor on the unit functions as a door contact switch.

In some situations, it is advisable to connect a wired door con-
tact switch. See 1.3.4 i-sense conditions.
1. Mount the door contact switch.
2. Connect the door contact switch to input i3 (X520) on the

unit.
3. When the unit is switched on for the first time, the Instal-
lation Guide will start up. This will guide you through the
most important settings. During this process, the door
contact switch will also be installed.
If the Installation Guide does not start:
- Go to the installation guide via

2.8.4 Connecting the unit to Modbus
Communication parameters
The Modbus system must comply with the following communi-

cation parameters:
COMMUNICATION PARAMETER VALUE
Baud rate 9600

Parity none
Stop bits 1
Wiring
A twisted-pair cable must be used for connection to the Mod-

bus system. The cable must also have a third core for the
GND (grounding). Normally, a four-pole, twisted-pair cable is
used; one pair is used for communication and one core from
the other pair is used as the GND.
Modbus A = -
Modbus B = +
GND = ground
Note:
n If there is no communication, this may be caused by
incorrectly connected wiring. Swap the A- and B+
wires.

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Connecting the unit to Modbus
1. Lay a cable between the Modbus system and the unit.
2. Attach the cable to the unit, in accordance with the wiring

diagram:
- Connect the cable to terminal X74 on the upper side

of the unit.
Note:
n For a more reliable signal, it is possible to connect a
120 Ohm resistor. For this purpose, place a bridge
between positions 1 and B of terminal X382 on the
control circuit board in the unit.
Note:
n A detailed manual for the connection and usageand
of ModBus is available on:
www.biddle.info.
2.9 Finishing the unit
2.9.1 Finishing free-hanging models
Position the inlet grille
Hook the inlet grille onto the unit.
Position the side caps
Click the side caps to either side of the unit:
If linking two or more units to each other, fit the end caps to
the outer ends.
The threaded rod lining (accessory)
Fasten the threaded rod lining in accordance with the instruc-

tions supplied.
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2.9.2 Finishing recessed models
General
Note:
n Ensure that the unit remains accessible for
maintenance and repair, via an inspection hatch, for
instance.
Adjusting the discharge duct
If linking two or more units to each other contiguously, you

must adjust the discharge duct so that the finishing edges are
not in each other’s way.
1. Remove the end piece with finishing edge 1.
2. Mount the end piece without finishing edge 2.

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Mounting the discharge duct
1. Make a hole in the ceiling for the discharge (for the dimen-
sions, see table regarding dimensions of the hole for the
discharge section).
2. Fix the two angle sections 3 with sheet metal screws to

the unit, along the edges of the discharge opening.
3. Slide the discharge duct 4 into the unit’s discharge open-

ing until the desired height is reached.
4. Using sheet metal screws, fix the discharge duct to the

angle sections 3.
5. Connect the IR sensor in the discharge duct to the plug

intended for that purpose. To do this, open the inspection
panel.
Discharge section hole dimensions
B a S-R 102 mm
C
M-R 102 mm
L-R 133.5 mm
XL-R 133.5 mm
b 100-R 1008 mm
150-R 1508 mm
200-R 2008 mm
250-R 2508 mm
Installing the grille plenum of the inlet section
1. Make a hole in the suspended ceiling for the inlet section

(see table regarding dimensions of the hole for the inlet
section).
2. Remove the inlet grille from its frame:
- Push the two electrodes 1 in the grille towards one

another and tilt the grille outwards.
- Push the two electrodes at 2 towards one another
and take the grille out.
3. Mount the grille plenum to the inlet grille frame.
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4. Put the grille back into its frame.
Note:
n On delivery, the grille plenum may arrive already
mounted to the inlet grille.
5. Fix the edge finishing strips to the frame.
6. Suspend the inlet section. To do so, use the supplied screw

eyes or four threaded rods, M6.
Inlet section hole dimensions
B a S-R 268 mm
C
M-R 268 mm
L-R 368 mm
XL-R 368 mm
b 100-R 1008 mm
150-R 1508 mm
200-R 2008 mm
250-R 2508 mm
Connect the unit plenum and grille plenum
1. Connect the unit plenum to the grille plenum using flexi-

ble ducts. Use hose clips to fasten the ducts.
Plenum duct diameter
TYPE DUCT DIAMETER

S-R 160 mm
M-R 160 mm
L-R 250 mm
XL-R 250 mm

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2.9.3 Finishing cassette models
Note:
n In the case of units with discharge width types 200
and 250, the components of the inlet section are
supplied in two sections.
Installing the inlet case
1. Mount the inlet case to the unit:
- Hook the inlet case onto the upper side of the unit.
- Screw flange 1 of the inlet case to the unit.
2. Fix the angle points 2 of the inlet case to the ceiling. To

do so, use the supplied screw eyes or four threaded rods,
M6.
Warning:
w If you do not fix the inlet case to the ceiling,
the unit may tip over and fall out of the
suspension rails.
Installing the inlet grille

another and tilt the grille outwards.
2. Screw the frame 3 onto the inlet case.
3. Put the grille back into its frame.
Finishing
1. Fix the strips 4 for the edge finishing around the unit.
2. In the false ceiling, make a hole with dimensions in accord-

ance with the table.
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Unit hole dimensions
B a S-C 829 mm
C
M-C 829 mm
L-C 1113 mm
XL-C 1113 mm
b 100-C 1008 mm
150-C 1508 mm
200-C 2008 mm
250-C 2508 mm
2.10 Adjusting the IR sensor

Adjust the IR sensor properly in order to be able to detect
whether the door is open and in order to be able to measure
the outdoor temperature.
The correct strength is dependent on the door situation:
• Sliding door: Directly downwards.

• Single door: Directly downwards.
• Double door: In the direction of the door which is most
used.
Caution:
c With a double door, do not aim the IR sensor
directly downwards. If you do so, then the outdoor
temperature will not be properly measured.

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2.11 Switching on and checking operation
For all models:
1. Check the following connections:
- power supply;
- control cable(s) between control panel and unit(s);
- If applicable:
external control components.
For models connected to a Daikin system:
1. Check the control cables between unit(s) and Daikin com-

ponents.
2. Switch on the Daikin indoor units and outdoor unit.
3. Test the Daikin system in accordance with the Installation

manual for the outdoor unit.
For all models:
1. Switch the mains supply onand/or put the plug into the
power socket for all connected units.
2. Place the control panel back into the wall holder.
When you connect the control panel, the control panel

searches for connected units and then briefly displays the
number of connected units.
Caution:
c If the number of units displayed does not match the
number connected, check the wiring and power
supply of the units and reconfigure the system via
menu > Maintenance > Reset system.
Optional:
Lock the control panel with the screw on the under-
side.
During the first start-up, the installation guide is initiated.

Go through this in order to make the most necessary set-
tings.
If the installation guide is not displayed, it can be started via

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If the control panel does not work, or if the display shows

an error message, there is an error: consult the relevant
section.
Note:
n The settings of the b-touch control panel can be
copied to another b-touch control panel. See
6.14 Copying the settings of the b-touch control
panel.
Note:
n After installation, the control panel may possibly be
removed. See 2.7.1 Special points regarding the
control panel for the conditions.
For all models:
1. Check whether the fans are rotating.
For water-heated models (type H):
1. Check whether the heat exchanger is connected correctly.
2. Make sure that the central heating system has been turned
on.
3. If the b-touch control panel is implemented: Make sure that

the heating is enabled on the control panel.
4. Feel whether the discharged air stream becomes warm.

This may take some time and is dependent on the need for
heating.
5. Vent the heat exchanger.
For models connected to a Daikin system model SRV):
1. Check whether the heat exchanger is connected correctly.
2. Make sure the Daikin system is turned on.
3. Make sure that the heating is enabled on the control panel.

This may take some time and is dependent on the need for
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For models connected to a Daikin system (model

SRQ):
Operate the unit using the Daikin control panel and check its
operation:
1. Turn the system on. The unit should start discharging air.
2. Set the operational mode to ‘heat’ and set the tempera-

ture to maximum. After a while, the unit should discharge
warm air.
3. Set the operational mode to ‘fan only’. After a while, the

unit should discharge unheated air.
4. Turn the system off. After a while, the unit should switch
itself off.
For electrically heated models (type E):
1. Make sure that the heating is enabled on the control panel.

This is dependent on the need for heating.
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3 . . Operation
3.1 Introduction
This section describes the functions of the b-touch control
panel, which are required for setting up the unit.
Note:
n After installation, the control panel may possibly be
removed. See 2.7.1 Special points regarding the
control panel for the conditions.
For the purpose of carrying out alterations easily,

the control panel can remain present.
See also:
2.7.1 "Special points regarding the control panel" on page 34
3.1.1 Control panel
The b-touch control panel is equipped with a touch screen

(touch screen) with which all the functions can be set:
• Turning the unit ON and OFF;

• Adjusting the strength of the unit;
• Switching the heating ON and OFF;
• Entering settings to adjust the operation of the unit to
your situation.

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OPERATION COMFORT AIR CURTAIN
3.1.2 Multiple units operated from a single control

panel
If multiple units are connected to the b-touch control panel,

the settings on the panel are the same for all units.
3.1.3 Settings
Select to save the settings and return to the previous

screen.
Select to return to the previous screen without saving the

changes.
3.2 The Home screen

The settings of the unit and the room temperature can be
adjusted on the Home screen.
• Touch the parts of the symbol to select manual or auto-

matic and to adjust the strength of the unit or the room
temperature.
• Touch the airflow symbol to obtain concise information
about the operation of the unit.
• Touch menu to open the main menu.
3.2.1 Help function
At any time, you can call up additional information concerning

the point in the operation where you are, by touching Help.
3.2.2 Turning the unit ON and OFF
Turning the unit ON and OFF
You can switch the unit ON and OFF manually, using the con-
trol panel.
• Touch on/off in order to turn the unit ON or OFF.
If the unit is on, the screen will become darker after some
time, in order to save energy. When the screen is touched, it
lights up again. This function cannot be deactivated.
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SENSAIR MANUAL OPERATION
If the unit is switched off, the screen will go black after some
time. Touch the screen to activate it again.
The unit can also be switched ON and OFF in other ways:
• By external controls (see function 65. Control panel input

and 60. Function of inputs).
• Via the internal timer or via an external release signal on
the unit.
In these cases, the ON/OFF button can be hidden via Configu-

ration > 21. User interface options > Display on/off button.
3.2.3 The CHIPS control
By default, the unit operates with fully auto-active control.

Depending on the selected settings, the unit can also be con-
trolled manually. In automatic mode, the unit operates under
CHIPS control. This control matches the strength and heat of
the unit to changing weather conditions. This reduces energy
consumption and improves comfort through selection of the
optimum setting under all circumstances. CHIPS stands for
“Corrective Heat and Impulse Prediction System”.
3.2.4 Automatic or manual control
The unit has an automatic mode and a manual mode. You can
select these by touching the uppermost part of the symbol.
When the unit is switched on, it is always in automatic mode.
If you wish to use the unit in manual mode only, switch off the
automatic mode via menu > Settings > 1. Select modes.
In the manual mode, the unit operates with a fixed set fan
speed, possibly influenced by the settings of function 26. Man-
ual: Door response.
Recommended setting of the unit
To obtain the greatest possible comfort with the least possi-

ble energy consumption, Biddle recommends use of the fully
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3.2.5 Regulating the strength
Adjusting the automatic strength control
In automatic mode, the strength and temperature of the air-

flow are controlled automatically. Due to weather conditions,
you might want to adjust the automatic setting. If you feel a
cold draught along the floor, you can increase the automatic
strength.
Manual setting of the strength
With the manual setting, you can select the strength. To

achieve maximum climate separation with minimum energy
consumption, Biddle recommends selecting the lowest
strength at which no draught occurs. This setting may possibly
need to be changed during the course of the day.
3.2.6 Required room temperature
You can set the temperature to a comfortable level. This is the

temperature at the air curtain. For units connected to a Dai-
kin system (SRV and SRQ), the temperature control is less
accurate than with water heating or electrical heating.
Temperature adjustments via the home screen of the b-touch

control panel only apply until the starting time of the follow-
ing period. The default value can be set via
menu > Settings > 5. Room temperature.
3.2.7 Errors
The symbol ä indicates that there is an error. The error mes-

sage is displayed alongside.
• Touch this message for further information on the error

and for instructions as to how to react.
Warning:
w Some errors may cause damage or danger to
persons if they are disregarded. If ä is
displayed, follow the instructions on the
control panel concerning how to act.
Note:
n The symbol ä and the error message remain
displayed as long as the error has not been
remedied.
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If an error has remedied itself, a corresponding message will

be displayed. Touch this message to display the Error history
and to read out the errors and the times of their occurrence.
This list can also be read out via Maintenance > Error history.
See also:
4.2 "Error messages on the control panel" on page 74
3.2.8 Symbols
The outdoor temperature sensor absent symbol indicates that

the outdoor temperature is based on a monthly average. Only
treat this as a error if this is not a deliberate setting.
The symbol @ indicates that the timer is switched on.
The symbol ‘i’ indicates that there is currently a tip. Touch the
symbol in order to read the tip.
3.3 Main menu

Touch menu in order to open the Main menu. Here you can
enter settings for a number of frequently-used functions; in
submenus you can enter settings in order to adapt the opera-
tion of the unit to your specific situation.
• Touch home in order to return to the Home screen.

• Using v and x you can browse through the list.
If the control panel is not operated for some time, it returns

automatically to the Home screen without saving the changes.
Lock screen Select Lock screen in order to prevent unauthorised access.

The # symbol appears on the screen.
Unlocking
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Turning the heating on and off The unit’s heating can be switched on and off manually.
Switching the heating off disables the room temperature con-

trol and any Heating on.
This function can be deactivated via setting 21 in the configu-

ration menu.
• Select Heating.
When the heating is switched off, the airflow is displayed in

blue.
The heating can also be switched off by the control itself:
• by an external signal at the input of the unit, see

menu > Configurationmenu > Configuration > 60. Func-
tion of inputs, setting Heating off;
• when the outdoor temperature is higher than the setting
of function 41. Heating OFF temperature.
Filter Dirty filters make the unit less effective. It is therefore neces-
sary to clean or replace the filters at regular intervals. The
contamination of filters is measured with the optional filter
sensor or calculated on the basis of the lifespan.
With the optional filter sensor, the unit measures the filter
contamination every 24 hours by running the fans at the high-
est speed for 40 seconds. In this menu, you can set the time at
which this check should be carried out.
Warning:
w As default, the check is carried out at 00:00
a.m. (midnight). Be aware that the airflow of
the unit can set objects in motion. This might
set off an alarm system in the building at
night time.
The cleaning interval can be adjusted to match the actual con-

tamination of the filters.
The lifespan of the filter is calculated on the basis of the usage

of the unit if no filter sensor has been installed. You can adjust
this by setting the maximum lifespan of the filter.
When the filters are contaminated or when the maximum

lifespan is reached, a message appears on the Home screen.
Also, a signal can be generated on one of the outputs.
You can clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner, for instance.
After several cleanings, however, the filter must be replaced.
Replacement filters are available from Biddle.
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Cleaning display The use of the touch screen can leave marks or fingerprints on
the screen. The screen can be cleaned using a damp, soft cloth.
Use this function to disable the touch screen for 20 seconds in

order to be able to clean it.
Timer The b-touch control panel has a week timer. You can set two
start and stop times for every day of the week. The unit is on
between the start time and the stop time. The second start
and stop times are optional. When the ON/OFF button is dis-
played on the screen, the unit can also be switched ON or
OFF manually. From the next switching moment, the unit fol-
lows the timer again. When the timer is switched on, the sym-
bol @ is displayed on the Home screen.
3.4 Preferences
Preferences The menu Preferences allows you to make settings for the use
of the control panel.
Set language The control panel offers a choice of languages. Choose your
preferred language from the list.
Set date and time The date and time are necessary for the timer function, the
lifespan of the filter and for tracking usage statistics of the unit.
Caution:
c The date is also required in situations where the IR
sensor is not suitable for measuring the outdoor
temperature and no outdoor temperature sensor
has been connected. In that case, the CHIPS control
estimates the outdoor temperature based on the
month of the year and the climate data for your
country. An incorrect date causes the unit to work
less optimally.
The automatic summer time function switches the clock to

summer or winter time in accordance with the applicable
European rules. If you do not use this function, you can switch
to summer time manually. The clock is then set one hour for-
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Celsius / Fahrenheit Choose between a temperature display in degrees Celsius or

degrees Fahrenheit.
Display brightness Set the brightness of the screen to your personal preferences
or to the specific situation.
Show tips The control panel can show tips about the usage of the unit.
The display of these tips can be enabled or disabled.
3.5 Settings
The Settings menu allows you to enter settings which influ-
ence the day-to-day use of the unit.
1. Select modes The control panel has an automatic mode and a manual mode.
With the function Select modes, you can set which of these
modes can be selected in the HOME screen.
5. Room temperature Here, set the temperature which is to be used, by default, as

the room temperature when starting up the unit.
The desired room temperature can temporarily be adjusted

on the home screen until the next start-up moment.
6. Minimum air temperature Set the minimum difference between the room temperature
and the discharge temperature.
This difference can be increased for more comfort. A smaller

difference saves energy.
8. Night temperature The night temperature is used when the unit is switched off.
When the room temperature drops below this set value, the
unit will start working in order to keep the room at the night
temperature.
Note:
n This function only operates when the heating is
switched on.
Note:
n This function only operates if a b-touch control panel
is present.
Warning:
w Be aware that the airflow of the unit can set
objects in motion. This might set off an alarm
system in the building at night time.
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9. Calibration An unfavourable positioning of the room sensor or use of the

temperature sensor in the unit may be the reason why the
temperature displayed deviates from the actual temperature.
Use this function to adjust the temperature reading.
3.6 Configuration
The menu Configuration allows you to enter settings in order
to adjust the operation of the unit to the room and the sys-
tem. Usually, this menu is used only for installation, mainte-
nance and service purposes.
20. Access control Pin code
Access to the entire control panel or to the menu alone can

be protected with a four-digit PIN code.
The default PIN code is 0000.
Note:
n The cut-out only starts to operate when the control
panel has to be activated again. This means you
should wait a while until the screen turns black.
Access level
The control panel can be safeguarded at different access levels.
21. User interface options Display on/off button
The unit can be switched ON and OFF manually. This can also
be done via the internal timer or via an external release signal
on the unit. In this case you can disable the manual on/off
option. The on/off button is then not displayed on the Home
screen.
Temperature display
By default, the room temperature is displayed. With this func-

tion, you can select another temperature to display or switch
off the temperature display.
If the temperature display is switched off, there is no tempera-

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Heating OFF option
Use this function to enable or disable the option which allows

the user to switch the heating ON/OFF manually.
Error display
Some error messages may be caused by external factors such

as the central heating system and do not necessarily have an
influence on the functioning of the unit.
Use this function to suppress these messages. Safety-related

warnings will always be displayed.
25. Auto: Door response Door response
The unit can respond in various ways to the opening and clos-
ing of the door. Configure whether the response should be
direct or gradual.
Direct change: The unit responds directly to the opening and

closing of the door. Use this setting if the door is not often
opened repeatedly in quick succession.
Gradual change: The speed at which the unit responds to the

opening and closing of the door is based on the open/closed
ratio. If the door is opened repeatedly in quick succession, the
unit reacts more slowly. As a result, it does not need to com-
pletely start up again every time the door opens. Use this set-
ting if the door is often opened repeatedly in quick succession.
Fan speed
Set what the fan speed must be when contact is made with the
input. Use this with a door contact switch to reduce the fan
speed as soon as the door is closed. This only has effect if
function 60. Function of inputs is set to Direct change or
Gradual change.
If this function is set to zero (fans off), the fans can start work-
ing with the doors closed. That serves to maintain the room
temperature. If you don’t want this, then act as follows:
• decrease the set room temperature, or:

• set the function to a value other than zero.
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Room temperature control
The unit can be used to regulate the room temperature when

the door is closed. An adjustable percentage of the fan speed
is used in order to bring the room to the correct tempera-
ture. As soon as the room temperature has been reached, the
fans switch off.
Fan speed for room temperature control
Set the percentage of the fan speed that must be used for
room temperature control. This only has an effect when the
room temperature control is enabled.
Stand-by heating
The control can be set in such a way that heat is immediately

available when the door is opened. This is a percentage of the
maximum heat available for this function. The maximum heat
depends on the outdoor temperature, among other things.
Set the amount of heating that must be available when the

door is opened:
• When immediate heat is important, set a high percentage.

• When saving energy is important, set a low percentage.
Note:
n The room temperature control can affect this
quantity of available heat.
26. Manual: Door response Set the way in which the unit in manual mode should respond
to the opening and closing of the door:
• Response as set via function 25. Auto: Door response

• No door response (The unit always works on the set fan
setting)
31. Maximum strength To restrict the sound level, the maximum fan speed can be lim-
ited. This function only has effect on the automatic mode.
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33. Boost function If there is a great difference between the desired and the
actual room temperatures, the fan speed can be increased in
order to reach the desired temperature more quickly.
Set the temperature difference at which the boost function

should be activated and what the fan’s increase in speed should
be.
41/42/43 Operation at higher outdoor As the outdoor temperature rises, the need for climate sepa-
temperatures ration and heating changes. In functions 41, 42 and 43 you
specify at what outdoor temperatures the heating and the fans
must react.
Note:
n If the IR sensor is used for the outdoor temperature:
Utilise a value that deviates more than 3°C from the
set indoor temperature.
SITUATION NEED FUNCTION OPERATION
It is colder outdoors than Heated climate separation Normal operation Heating: on

indoors. Fans: on
It is approximately as warm Ambient climate separation 41. Heating OFF temperature Heating: off
outdoors as indoors. Fans: on
No climate separation 42. Fan OFF temperature Heating: off
Fans: off
It has become warmer out- Ambient climate separation 43. Temperature unheated usage Heating: off
doors than indoors. Fans: on
41. Heating OFF temperature
If the outdoor temperature rises above this point, the unit’s

heating is switched off.
A higher value gives more comfort, a lower value saves energy.
42. Fan OFF temperature
When the outdoor temperature rises, there is less need for

climate separation. In order to save energy, the fans can be
switched off at a pre-determined outdoor temperature.
Set this value at 50 °C in order to leave the fans on all the

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43. Temperature unheated usage
When the outdoor temperature becomes higher than the

desired room temperature, there is a need for climate separa-
tion without heating. Set the outdoor temperature at which
the unit should function in an unheated mode in order to keep
the heat out.
Set this value at 50 °C in order to leave the temperature con-

trol on all the time.
44. Outdoor temperature The automatic CHIPS control needs an outdoor temperature
in order to calculate the optimal setting. Without outdoor
temperature data from a sensor, the outdoor temperature is
estimated on the basis of the month of the year and your
country. Climate data are used for this.
You can only use the function if the date and time have been
correctly set. After selecting your country, you can modify the
monthly temperatures in accordance with your wishes. Since
this is only an estimation, it may be that your unit does not
function optimally.
Note:
n The auto-active control works less efficiently
without an outdoor temperature sensor. (IR sensor
or wired sensor)
45. Extra frost protection For water-heated models only
When the unit is switched off, the water valve closes by

default.
The unit is equipped, by default, with frost protection. You can

additionally protect the unit against frost damage by leaving the
water valve partially open at certain temperatures.
Select Valve position and set the opening percentage of the

valve so as to always keep a flow running over the heat
exchanger in the unit.
Set the maximum outdoor temperature at which the addi-

tional frost protection must be activated. When the tempera-
ture exceeds this value, the additional frost protection
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46. Maximum discharge temperature The discharge temperature is limited by the controller to a
maximum of 50 °C. Possibly set a lower value in order to save
energy.
47. Overheat protection If the actual room temperature becomes higher than the pre-
set room temperature, the heating can be switched off in
order to prevent the room from becoming too warm.
Set the temperature above which the heating must be disabled.
Note:
n This function can only be used if the unit is set to
automatic.
Note:
n If this function is activated, then function 6. Minimum
air temperature is ignored.
50. Installation height
In order to use the auto-active control as efficiently as possi-

ble and with minimum energy consumption, it is necessary to
set the installation height of the unit correctly.
The installation height is the distance from the floor to the

underside of the unit (h).
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60. Function of inputs The unit has three inputs (terminal block X520) which can be
used to enable a function to be controlled by an external
accessory such as a thermostat or a signal from a building
management system.
Values for inputs 1 and 2
VALUE OPTION DESCRIPTION

0 No function The input has no function.
1 Unit off locally – NO The unit is switched OFF when the contact is closed. (This
only works with the units to which the input signal is directly
connected (locally).)
6 Heating off The heating is switched OFF when the contact is closed.
9 Release – NO The user is allowed to switch the unit on and off when the
contact is closed.
10 Dirty filter – NO Displays a “dirty filter” warning if the contact is closed.
12 Electrical hybrid heating off The auxiliary electrical heating is switched OFF when the
contact is closed.
21 Switch all units on All units are switched ON when the contact is closed.
51 Unit off locally – NC The unit is switched OFF when the contact is open. (This
only works with the units to which the input signal is directly
connected (locally).)
56 Heating on The heating is switched ON when the contact is closed.
59 Release – NC The user is allowed to switch the unit on and off when the
contact is open.
60 Dirty filter – NC Displays a “dirty filter” warning if the contact is open.
62 Electrical hybrid heating off The auxiliary electrical heating is switched OFF when the
contact is open.
71 All units off All units are switched OFF when the contact is closed.
The function of input 3 is set via other functions in the b-

touch control panel. In addition, the function of this parameter
(60.3) is controlled via the settings file or via Modbus.
Values for input 3

13 Door contact switch – NO If the door opens, the contact is closed.
21 Switch all units on All units are switched ON when the contact is closed.
63 Door contact switch – NC If the door opens, the contact is opened.
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Release delay input 1
When you use input 1, you can make the effect of an input sig-
nal continue for some time after the signal has been given
(‘release delay’).
61. Function of outputs The unit has a connection (terminal block X510) for three
output signals: these can be used for controlling the central
heating system, for example, or for transmitting status
reports to a Building Management System (BMS).
For L/XL units with auxiliary electrical heating (types H3E and
DKE), output 2 is not freely adjustable.
Output 3 is used, by default, for error messages.
The outputs work independently of each other.
Multiple units operated from a single control panel.
The outputs always have a global effect: the signals are always
the same in all units connected to the control panel.
Values

0 No function The contact is always open.
1 Error – NO The contact is closed as soon as an error occurs.
2 Dirty filter – NO The contact is closed as soon as the maximum filter lifespan has
expired.
3 Heating deficit The contact is closed when the unit cannot reach the desired air tem-
perature.
4 Error or dirty filter – NO The contact is closed as soon as an error occurs or when the maxi-
mum filter lifespan has expired.
8 Unit on The contact is closed as soon as the unit is switched on.
10 Error local – NO The contact is closed as soon as an error occurs in the unit in question.
11 Fan active – NO The contact is closed when the fans are running.
13 Heating on The contact is closed when the unit requires heating. Use this to
switch the heating system ON or OFF via the unit.
15 Risk of freezing The contact is closed when the temperature inside the unit drops
below 7 °C.
17 Use boost function The contact is closed when the difference between the desired tem-
perature and the room temperature is greater than the value set for
33. Boost function.
31 Copy input 1 The output follows the contact on input 1
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40 Overheating protection The contact is opened as soon as the high-limit thermostat has been
activated. (only for output 3, only for models with electrical heating)
41 Fan malfunction – NC The contact is opened when there is a malfunction in the fan. (only for
output3, only for types L and XL)
42 Auxiliary electrical heating The auxiliary electrical heating is switched on. (only for output 2, only
on for types L/XL with auxiliary electrical heating (types H3E and DKE)
51 Error – NC The contact is opened as soon as an error occurs.
52 Dirty filter – NC The contact is opened as soon as the maximum filter lifespan has
expired.
58 Unit off The contact is closed as soon as the unit is switched off.
60 Error local – NC The contact is opened as soon as an error occurs in the unit in ques-
tion.
61 Fan active – NC The contact is opened when the fans are running.
65. Control panel input The control panel has one input signal interface. This can be
used for an external ON/OFF signal or for an additional tem-
perature sensor.
When the timer is in use, the ON/OFF function of the input of

the control panel is deactivated, irrespective of this setting.
If an additional temperature sensor is connected, this takes

over the function of the sensor in the control panel.
Note:
n Selecting “Temperature” without actually connecting
a sensor leads to an error message.
66. Daikin settings For all models connected to a Daikin system (types
SRV and SRQ)
Specify whether the unit may also be switched on and off by

the Daikin system.
For hybrid models connected to a Daikin system

(types SRV DKE and SRQ DKE)
The electrical heating is used in order to heat the air when the
unit is operating in the defrost mode. It can also be used as
auxiliary heating.
Specify whether, and if so, at what temperature difference the

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71. Indoor temperature sensor Select the sensor which the system must use for the indoor
temperature:
• Sensor in the control panel.

• Sensor in the air inlet of the unit.
• The average of the sensor in the air inlet of the unit and
the sensor in the control panel.
• The average of the sensor in the air inlet of the unit and
the IR sensor.
Note:
n The IR sensor measures the gradual temperature
changes of the floor surface. Select this option if
draught or heat loss across the floor often occurs.
Note:
n For night temperature regulation, the sensor in the
control panel is always used.
74. IR sensor The unit is fitted with an IR sensor in the discharge grille. This
sensor measures the temperature at a section of the ground
near the door opening and can thus be used for various func-
tions:
• indoor temperature sensor (to be activated via 71. Indoor

temperature sensor)
• outdoor temperature sensor
• door contact switch
• quick start of the door contact switch (in the event of
detection of persons, already active for 10 seconds)
• activation of unit for 30 minutes (in the event of detection
of change)
Select which functions the IR sensor must be used for.
Possibly implement a correction to the indoor and outdoor

temperatures if the measured temperature deviates from the
actual temperature.
The room temperature that is adjustable by the user can be

limited. Set a minimum and a maximum room temperature.
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3.7 Maintenance
The menu Maintenancecontains information on the use of the
unit and offers a number of functions which are necessary for
remedying errors.
Status The status screen displays general information about the

installation and specific information per group and per unit
connected.
Note:
n For models with hybrid heating (types H3E
and DKE):
The Heating output % indicates both the main heat-

ing source (0% – 50%) and the auxiliary electrical
heating (50% – 100%).
Current errors Gives an overview of current errors. The error messages can
also be deleted here.
Error history Gives an overview of the errors which have occurred.
Capacity test Use this function to test the capacity of the unit and your
heating installation.
The unit will run for 30 minutes at the highest fan speed and
the highest heating capacity. You can check the discharge tem-
perature and the heating capacity per metre of unit length.
The discharge temperature is limited to 50°C.
For units with water heating:

if the heating capacity is too low, check the supply and return
water temperatures and the water flow.
Note:
and DKE):
The heating capacity of the auxiliary electric heating

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Valve check Use this function to check the operation of the water valve:
1. Set the opening percentage of the valve to 0%;
2. Press start. The fans will start rotating at the highest speed;
3. Check whether the discharged air is cold;
Note:
n It may take some time before the valve reaches the
adjusted opening percentage.
4. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the percentages 50% and 100% as

well. In doing so, check whether the discharged air gets
warmer per step.
Note:
and DKE)
On these models, valve completely open is indicated

as 50%. For these models, only check 0% and 50%
open.
Check door contact switch With this function, you check the operation of a door contact
switch connected to the unit. For this purpose, you have to
open and close the door, so that the control panel can detect
the switch.
Calibrate filter sensor The unit can be equipped with a filter sensor. Calibrating the
sensor will determine the base level of the filter sensor. Per-
form the calibration after installing a recessed unit, for exam-
ple.
Caution:
c Make sure the unit is properly installed and that the
filters are clean.
Installation This installation guide leads you through the most frequently
required settings.
The installation guide is started up automatically during the

first start-up of the unit or after the resetting of the factory
configuration.
Unit code For entering the unit code after replacement of the control
circuit board in a unit.
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Default settings Restores the default factory settings of the setup menu. The
settings entered in the configuration menu are retained.
Factory configuration Restores the standard factory configuration. All settings are
then lost.
Note:
n The installation guide will be restarted.
Reset system The control panel searches for connection with the attached
units again. Use this function when remedying errors and dur-
ing connection or disconnection of units.
3.8 USB
The control panel is equipped with a USB port to which only a
USB flash drive can be connected. This is used for:
• updating the software

• importing and exporting settings
• exporting operating data
This menu is automatically activated when a USB flash drive is

connected. The menu is closed again when the USB flash drive
is removed.
Caution:
c Do not remove the USB flash drive during updating
or during the importing or exporting of data. This
can take several minutes.
Warning:
w Connection of other electronic devices to the
USB port can cause serious damage to the
control panel or to other electronic
components.
Software update Biddle is working continuously on improving its products and

recommends that you update the software of the control
panel when updates become available. Consult www.bid-
dle.info/software for availability.
• The installed version of the software can be read out from

Maintenance > Status.
• Download the latest version of the software via Biddle’s
website.
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Upload logo It is possible to use your own logo or image as background for
the display.
Requirements for the image:
• Windows bitmap;
• Filename: logo.bmp;
• Dimensions: maximum 240 x 320 pixels;
• Colour depth: 8-bit grayscale or 24-bit colour.
Note:
n Uploading your own logo replaces the standard
Biddle logo.
Export/import settings For copying settings between control panels.
See also: 6.14 Copying the settings of the b-touch control panel
Export log... The Export log functions write data concerning the operation
of the unit to the USB flash drive. These files can then be ana-
lysed on a computer.
The files contain the following data:
• log_func: Data concerning the operation of the unit.

• log_error: Error report history.
• log_user: User settings history.
• log_stat: not in use.
• system_info: Overview of connected control circuit boards
and control panels.
• log_IR: Temperatures measured by IR sensor.
See also:
6.14 "Copying the settings of the b-touch control panel" on
page 94
6.15 "Updating the software" on page 95
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4 . . Errors
Danger:
d All work on the inside of the unit may only be
carried out by personnel who are technically
qualified to do so.
Warning:
w Before you begin: read the safety instructions.
See also:
1.5.2 "Safety issues relating to installation, maintenance and ser-
vicing" on page 17
4.1 Resolving simple problems

If you suspect an error, first try to resolve the problem, using
the table below. You do not have to be an expert in order to
do this.
If this fails to resolve the problem, there may be a fault; in that

case, alert the installer.
Some problems can be resolved simply by resetting the sys-

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ERRORS COMFORT AIR CURTAIN
PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO

The unit does not work. The unit has not been switched on Switch the unit on
The unit has no power supply. Check the mains supply:
• isolation switch,
The unit has been switched off by Check external control compo-
external control components nents, if present:
The unit has been switched off by 1. Switch the unit off using the con-
the thermal cut-out. trol panel.
2. Allow the unit to cool down.
3. Turn the unit on and check
whether it is now working again.
Contact Biddle if this error occurs
repeatedly.
The unit has been switched off but Only for electrically heated models: the This is not an error. Normally, the
is still operating nevertheless. unit cools down automatically. unit will automatically shut down
within 10 minutes.
The unit is switched on but is not The fans may be switched off if This is not an error.
discharging any air. there is only a small difference in If this is considered a problem, the
temperature between indoors and value of function 42. Fan OFF tem-
outdoors. perature can be set to zero.
The unit is not discharging much air. The inlet and/or discharge section is Remove obstacles to the inlet and
(There is a draught) blocked. discharge section.
The unit is set at too low a Switch the unit to a higher strength.
strength.
The filter is dirty. Clean or replace the filter.
Only for models with heating: The Clean the heat exchanger.
heat exchanger has become dirty.
The unit is not heating or not heat- The unit is set at too low a Switch the unit to a higher strength.
ing sufficiently. strength.
Only for water-heated models: The Check the central heating system.
central heating system is not work- • Check the connections.
ing properly. • Check the operation.
• Check the capacity.
The control panel display is black. The control unit has no power sup- Check the mains supply:
ply. • plug in the power socket,
• isolation switch,
The display is on, but does not If the # symbol is shown on the dis- Touch the screen for 5 seconds to
react to touch. play: The display is locked. unlock it.
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SENSAIR MANUAL ERRORS

The display flickers The power supply is too low or not Reduce the brightness of the display
constant to a level at which flickering no
longer occurs, via
menu > Preferences > Display
brightness.
The unit blows out cold air (with- The discharge temperature is This is not an error.
out error message). dependent on the outdoor and If this is considered a problem, the
indoor temperature value of function 6. Minimum air
temperature can be increased.
The unit discharges cold air . The heating has been switched off Turn the heating on via
manually. menu > Heating.
The heating has been switched off This is not an error. If this is consid-
because the outdoor temperature ered a problem, the value of func-
is too high. tion 41. Heating OFF temperature
can be increased.
The (set) room temperature has This is not an error.
been reached. The unit is ventilating
unheated.
The heating has been switched off This is not an error. If this is consid-
by a signal to the unit’s input. ered a problem, the function of the
input can be changed via 60. Func-
tion of inputs.
The heating is disabled (the airflow The heating has been switched on This is not an error. If this is consid-
on the display is blue) and the unit by the additional frost protection. ered a problem, the function 45.
is nevertheless blowing out warm Extra frost protection can be disa-
air. bled.
The fans are running at a higher set- If there is a big difference between This is not an error. If this is consid-
ting than expected the set temperature and the actual ered a problem, you can switch off
temperature, a unit may temporar- function 33. Boost function or set it
ily operate at a higher setting in to a different temperature differ-
order to attain the pre-set temper- ence or a different increase in the
ature faster. fan setting.
The door is closed but the fans are This may be caused by the settings Check the settings of function 25.
still running. for a closed door situation. Auto: Door response.

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For units connected to a Daikin system:
The buttons and on the These buttons have no function in The air curtain is operated with the
Daikin control panel do not func- combination with a Biddle air cur- Biddle b-touch control panel.
tion. tain.
The air curtain is discharging An error has occurred in the Daikin Check the settings on the Daikin
unheated air. system control panel.
The Daikin system has automati- Check the settings on the Daikin
cally switched the heating off. control panel.
The air curtain is discharging The Daikin system is operating in Wait until defrosting has been com-
unheated or cold air, or does not defrost mode. This lasts 5 to 10 pleted.
function, and the Daikin control minutes.
panel shows .
4.2 Error messages on the control panel
4.2.1 Reading out errors
Current errors
Current errors are displayed on the Home screen. If an error

has remedied itself, a corresponding message will be displayed.
When the error message is touched, the screen displays an

explanation, together with a list of the actions to be taken.
The message will disappear from the Home screen only when
the error has been remedied.
More than one error may occur at the same time. You can
read out a list of current error codes via
menu > Maintenance > Current errors.
No-longer-current errors
If an error has remedied itself, a corresponding message will

be displayed. Touch this message to display the error history
and to read out the last five errors and the times of their
occurrence. This list can also be read out by touching
menu > Maintenance > Error history.
This message will disappear when touched or when the unit is

switched on again.
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4.2.2 Deleting errors
Most error messages will disappear automatically when the

problem is resolved. Certain errors have to be remedied,
however, by deleting the error message via
menu > Maintenance > Current errors.
4.2.3 Reset system
Some errors can be remedied by resetting the control panel

via menu > Maintenance > Reset system: the panel will then
search for connected units again.
In this process, all settings are retained.
4.3 Remedying errors that are accompanied by an error message

Try to remedy errors that are accompanied by an error message,
making use of the error codes table. Technical expertise is needed
for this.
CODE PROBABLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO

E1 The control panel does not communicate with 1. Check whether all connected units are pro-
one or more connected units. vided with mains supply.
This error may occur: 2. Check whether the dummy plug on terminal
• when a connected unit is removed or X535 of the last connected unit is present.
replaced, 3. Check the control cables:
• due to a brief error in the power supply of a • are they correctly connected and free of
connected unit, breaks?
• due to incorrect cabling, • are they stretched out or rolled up in a
bifilar coil?
• due to a fault.
• are they shielded from magnetic fields?
4. Check the fuses.
5. Check the wiring between the control panel
and connections X530 and X535 in the unit.
6. Reset the system if the error message does
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E2 There are units connected that have an invalid or Check and compare the unit types on the type
unknown unit code, or an invalid combination of plate. The units must have the same battery type
unit types. and preferably the same capacity.
The control panel software is outdated. Check the version number of the software via
menu > Maintenance > Status.
The control panel has power but is not commu- 1. Check the control cables:
nicating with any unit. • are they properly connected and fully intact?
• are they stretched out or rolled up in a
bifilar coil?
• are they shielded from magnetic fields?
E3 For electrically heated models: 1. Clear the error message.
The resistor on the printed circuit board for 2. Check the connection of the R1.6K on the
electric heating is not functioning properly. EVW printed circuit board. (see the wiring
diagram)
If this is in order: replace the resistor.
A high-limit thermostat has switched the unit off: 2. Check the fans. If one or more fans do not
this is protection against overheating. work, check:
This error may occur: • the fan wiring;
• if the unit has been temporarily without • the connection on the control circuit board
power, e.g. due to a power failure; (X344);
If these are in order, then replace the fan.
• if the filter is dirty and lets insufficient air
through. 3. Check the filter for contamination. Clean or
In other cases, there may be a serious fault replace it if necessary.
that may pose a risk to people. 4. For models with hybrid electrical heating (type
H3E and DKE): Reset the high-limit thermo-
stat manually.
Contact Biddle if this error occurs repeatedly.
The heating continues to operate because a relay 2. Switch the mains supply to the unit Off and
is not working properly. On.
This may be a serious fault that may pose 3. Let the unit operate for some time with the
a risk to people. heating disabled and check whether the dis-
charged air stays cold.
There is a dangerous fault if:
• heating continues nevertheless;
• this error message recurs after half an hour;
• this error occurs repeatedly.
In such cases, proceed as follows:
• disconnect the unit from the power supply
immediately;
• contact Biddle.
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E6 For water-heated models: 1. Clear the error message.
Risk of freezing because discharge temperature 2. Ensure that the temperature in the room
is too low. Frost protection has been activated. rises above 8 ºC.
Freezing may cause damage to the heat 3. Follow the instructions for error code F3
exchanger. You can prevent this error by setting the unit to
switch on the central heating system when there
is a risk of freezing (Function 61. Function of out-
puts on Heating on).
E7 Fan error. 1. Clear the error message
2. Check the fans. If one or more fans do not
work, check:
• the fan wiring;
• the connections on the control circuit board
(X344);
• the transformer fuse;
• the transformer itself.
If these are in order, then replace the fan.
F1 There is an error in the air damper. 1. Clear the error message
2. Change the heating strength using the con-
trol panel, and check whether the air damper
moves.
3. Remove any obstacles from the air damper’s
range.
4. Check that the unit is not switched on at the
power supply source (if the unit is switched
on at the power supply source, this can dam-
age the valve drive).
5. Check wiring and connectors X364.
6. Replace the valve drive.
F2 For water-heated models: 1. Switch the unit OFF using the control panel,
There is too much heating. wait for one minute, and switch it ON again.
This error may occur if the control valve does 2. Check that the connections of the supply and
not work correctly. return pipes have not been interchanged.
3. Check the wiring and connectors of the valve
drive and the discharge temperature sensor
(X350).
4. Take the drive from the valve and check the
interior for mechanical operation and defects.

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F3 For water-heated models: You can:
The central heating system switches on later • switch on the central heating system earlier;
than the unit. • set the unit to turn on the central heating:
Set function 61. Function of
outputs to Heating on and connect the rele-
vant output to the central heating system.
• turn off this error message: Set function 21.
User interface options > Error
display to Disable.
For water-heated models: 1. Check the central heating system:
There is too little heating. • is it turned on?
This error may occur: • is it able to supply enough hot water?
• if not enough hot water is supplied; 2. Check whether the heat exchanger only
• if the control valve does not work correctly. becomes partially warm: if so, it needs vent-
ing.
3. Check the wiring and connectors of the valve
drive (X370) and the inlet temperature sen-
sor (X360).
4. Take the drive from the valve and check the
interior for mechanical operation and defects.
For electrically heated models: 1. Check the fuses of the mains supply.
There is too little heating because one or more 2. Check the wiring and connections of the
heating elements do not work. heating elements, using the wiring diagram as
a reference
If they are OK, a relay is faulty: Contact Biddle.
For all models: 1. Check whether the fans are rotating. If one
If the fans do not rotate: or more fans do not work, check:
• the wiring of the fans;
• the connections on the printed circuit board
(connectors X60);
• the transformer fuse;
• the transformer itself.
F4 The temperature sensor in the control panel is Replace the control panel if you wish to have the
faulty. room temperature controlled by the sensor in
The room temperature control now only works the control panel (if function 71. Indoor temper-
with the sensor in the unit’s air inlet. ature sensor is set to Control panel).
If function 65. Control panel input is set to Tem- Check the wiring between the external tempera-
perature: The external temperature sensor is ture sensor and terminal X426 on the wall
faulty or not connected to the control panel. holder. If this error occurs repeatedly, replace
the sensor.
F5 The temperature sensor in the unit’s discharge 1. Check the sensor’s wiring and connection
section does not work. (connector X350).
2. Replace the sensor.
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F6 The temperature sensor in the unit’s inlet sec- 1. Check the sensor’s wiring and connection
tion does not work. (connector X360).
F7 The outdoor temperature sensor is not working. If the wired outdoor temperature sensor com-
On the home screen there is also a symbol indi- prises part of the system:
cating outdoor temperature sensor absent. The outdoor temperature is now based on a
monthly average for your country.
1. Check the wiring and connection of the out-
door temperature sensor (connector X540).
2. Possibly, replace the sensor.
3. Possibly, choose not to use the outdoor tem-
perature sensor, via the installation guide.
If the wired outdoor temperature sensor does
not comprise part of the system:
1. Clear the error message.
2. The symbol indicating outdoor temperature
sensor absent remains on the home screen if
the outdoor temperature is not measured by
the IR sensor either, but is based on a tem-
perature table.
F8 The pressure sensor is faulty. 1. Check the wiring and connection of the sen-
sor (connector X520).
F15 The IR sensor does not work/does not work If the IR sensor comprises part of the system:
properly. 1. Check the wiring and the connection of the
• If no wired outdoor temperature sensor is IR sensor (connector X346).
used, the outdoor temperature is now based 2. Possibly, replace the sensor.
on an average monthly temperature for your 3. Possibly, configure the system not to use the
country. On the home screen there is also a IR sensor.
symbol indicating outdoor temperature sen-
sor absent.
• The indoor temperature is now measured
by a sensor in the inlet.
• The unit is now activated by the wired door
contact switch, if it is present.
F16 For models with Daikin direct expansion system and 1. Check the wiring and the connection of the
electrical heating (type DKE): medium sensor (connector X354)
Heating medium sensor does not work. 2. Possibly, replace the sensor.
The electrical heating is not switched on in the 3. Possibly, activate the electrical heating via
defrost mode. function > Hybrid heating
See also:
5.2 "Replacing or cleaning the filter" on page 82
6.6 "Resetting the high-limit thermostat" on page 89
1 "Fuses" on page 1
4.2 "Error messages on the control panel" on page 74
2.10 "Adjusting the IR sensor" on page 45
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4.4 Remedying errors without an error message

If you suspect an error but no error message is displayed:
1. Referring to the preceding sections, check whether you

can easily resolve the problem.
2. Try to resolve the problem using the table below. Techni-

cal expertise is needed for this.

The unit does not For more than 10 hours, there If the control panel display comprises part of the system:
respond to changes. has been no connection with Restore the communication with the control panel.
the control panel. The unit is See error E1.
operating in a safe mode. If the system works without control panel:
Set the system to operate without a control panel.
See 2.7.1 Special points regarding the control panel.
The IR sensor is wrongly Check the adjustment of the IR sensor.
adjusted.
The control panel The unit is being operated by a 1. Check functions 60. Function of inputs and
works normally but signal from an external control. Release delay input 1 in the menu Configuration.
the unit does not The fans may be switched off if This is not an error. If this is considered a problem,
respond. there is only a small difference in the value of the function can become 42. Fan OFF
temperature between indoors temperature.
and outdoors.
The power supply to the fans is 1. Check the transformer fuse.
cut. 2. Check the wiring between the transformer and
the fans.
3. Replace the transformer.
The display flickers The length of the control cable Remove excessive length of cable
between the control panel and
the first unit is too great
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The unit is not func- The unit is not receiving power. Check the mains supply:
tioning, the display is • isolation switch,
black and does not • unit has power.
react to touch. • connections and wiring of the power supply.
The connection between the 1. Check the control cable.
control panel and the control 2. Check the wiring between the connector plate
circuit board is not good. and the control circuit board (connectors X530
and X60).
The control circuit board is not 1. Check fuse F141.
working; the LEDs on the con- 2. Check the mains power cable (connector X01).
trol circuit board are not lit. 3. Replace the control circuit board.
The control panel is faulty. Check the control panel by connecting it to another
unit with another cable. Replace the control panel if it
is not working.
One fan does not The fan is not receiving a power 1. Check the wiring of the fan.
work. supply or is faulty. 2. Check the transformer fuse.
3. Replace the fan.
The fans are not The connection to the relevant 1. Check the transformer connections.
working at a particu- branch is not correct. 2. Check connector X60.
lar speed level.
For units connected to a Daikin system:
The display of the No power supply to the con- 1. Check the mains supply.
Daikin control panel nected unit. 2. Consult the installation manual for the control
is blank. Poor connection to the control panel.
panel. 3. Contact the supplier.
The Daikin electronics in the air
curtain are faulty.
The Daikin control Daikin electronics in the unit or 1. Consult the service manual for the outdoor unit.
panel signals an error outdoor unit detects an error. 2. Contact the supplier.
(flashing LED and/or
error code).
The unit discharges There is a fault in the air curtain. 1. Switch off the whole system immediately.
cool air for a long Warning: this situation can 2. Contact the supplier.
period and/or con- result in danger and/or
densation drips from damage.
the unit.

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5. . Maintenance
5.1 Introduction
This chapter comprises those maintenance activities that the
user himself can perform. Maintenance activities and repairs
that must be performed by an installer are described in chap-
ter 6 Servicing.
5.2 Replacing or cleaning the filter

The filter must be cleaned regularly. A dirty filter may be the
cause of inadequate heating and a high noise level. The inter-
val at which the filter must be cleaned depends on the sur-
roundings.
By default, filter contamination is monitored on the basis of

the amount of time that the unit is in operation. As an option,
the unit can be fitted with a filter sensor which measures filter
contamination. You can change the time between filter clean-
ing sessions by adjusting the maximum lifespan of the filter or
the cleaning interval.
You can clean the filter with a vacuum cleaner, for instance.
After several cleanings, however, the filter must be replaced.
New filters are available from Biddle.
5.2.1 Procedure when replacing the filter
1. Select menu > Filter > Cleaning the filter on the control
panel.
2. Wait until the fans have stopped and the heat exchanger
has cooled down.
3. Clean or replace the filters.
4. Select on the control panel when you have finished clean-

ing or replacing the filters.
The lifespan of the filters is hereby reset to zero.
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5.2.2 Removing the filter
For free-hanging models
1. Remove the grille from the inlet grate:
- Slide the grille upward.

- Tilt the grille upwards a little.
- Remove the grille from the grate.
2. Clean or replace the filter.
3. Replace the grille in the inlet grate.
Caution:
c Place the grille in the correct position in the inlet
grate. When doing so, pay attention to the direction
of the fins.
With recessed and cassette models
1. Open the inlet grille:
- Push the two electrodes 1 towards one another – the

grille will tilt down.
2. Slide the filter out of the grille.
3. Clean or replace the filter.
4. Replace the grille in the inlet grate.
5.3 Cleaning the unit

You can clean the exterior of the unit with a damp cloth and a
domestic cleaning agent. Do not use any solvents.
Caution:
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5.4 Scheduled maintenance

Biddle recommends having the following inspection and main-
tenance activities performed annually by an installer or other
technical expert.
• Check whether the filter is clean enough and undamaged.

Replace the filter if necessary.
• Check that the heating element is clean. Settled dust may
cause an unpleasant smell.
Carefully remove dust with a vacuum cleaner.
Caution:
c The fins of the heat exchanger are delicate parts.
Warning:
w The fins of the heat exchanger are sharp.
• Check the operation of the fans.

• Check whether the control panel has saved any error mes-
sages.
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6 . . Servicing
Warning:
w Servicing activities may only be carried out by
personnel who are technically qualified to do
so.
Warning:
w Before you begin: read the safety instructions.
6.1 Access to the interior of the unit
For all models
1. Switch the unit off using the control panel.
Warning:
w Disconnect the mains supply (remove plug
from the power socket or set the isolation
switch to OFF).
For free-hanging models
1. Remove the inlet grates from the unit:
- Lift the grate at the bottom and unhook it.

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For cassette models

another: the grille will tilt down.
2. Loosen screws 3 and remove the frame.
For all models
1. Remove the inspection panel 1:
- Remove the screws from the front of the inspection

panel.
- Pull the panel forward a little and remove it.
Caution:
c The panel comes free completely once pulled
forward: make sure it does not fall.
Warning:
w When replacing the inspection panel, always
attach it using flanged bolts with milled edges;
these are required for the earth connection.
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6.2 Electronics module

The unit contains one electronics module. Depending on the
version, one can find on this such things as:
• the transformer;
• the control circuit board;
• the connector plate;
• the fuses.
6.3 Removing the control circuit board

Warning:
w Shut off the mains supply.
2. Open the unit as described in 6.1 Access to the interior of

the unit.
3. For models with hybrid heating (types H3E and

DKE): Remove the screws at 1 and swing the topmost
bracket open 2.
4. Disconnect all connectors attached to the unit and earth

connections from the control circuit board.
5. Remove the screw 3.
6. Slide the control circuit board 4 loose and lift it out of the
unit.
7. Possibly, remove the entire electronics module by remov-

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6.4 Connecting the control circuit board
Warning:
w Make sure that the mains supply is switched
off
1. Slide the control circuit board into its place and screw it in
firmly.
2. Connect all connectors and earth connections to the con-

trol circuit board again.
3. Switch the unit on and check the operation.
Note:
n With a new control circuit board, an E1 malfunction
may occur because the old control circuit board can
no longer be found. Resolve this by reconfiguring the
system via menu > Maintenance > Reset system
Note:
n If you are asked to designate a new master unit, then
preferably select a unit whose control circuit board
has not been replaced. In that event, the settings will
be preserved.
See also:
2.11 "Switching on and checking operation" on page 46
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6.5 Daikin electronics
Only on units that are used with a Daikin system:
In addition to the Biddle electronics, the unit also contains a

Daikin electronics module.
6.5.1 Access to the Daikin electronics in the unit
For all models
Warning:
w Shut off the mains supply.

the unit.
Note:
n The Biddle electronics are located at 2.
3. Remove cover 3. The Daikin electronics are located

behind this cover.
6.6 Resetting the high-limit thermostat

For models which only have electrical heating (type E)
The unit is fitted with one (types 100 and 150) or two
(types 200 and 250) high-limit thermostats. Error message
E4 appears when a high-limit thermostat has switched on.
1. The high-limit thermostat resets itself automatically.
2. Clear the error message from the control panel.
With hybrid models which have electrical heating

(H3E and DKE)
The unit is fitted with several high-limit thermostats:
• One high-limit thermostat for the entire unit 1;

• Per fan, one high-limit thermostat 2;

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This has to be reset manually if it trips.
1. Turn the unit off.

the unit.
3. Locate and reset the high-limit thermostats.
4. Close the unit.
Caution:
c A power failure can cause the high-limit thermostat
to trip.
6.7 Fuses
The unit is fitted with the following fuses:
• fuse F140 1 of the transformer.

• fuse F141 2 of the control circuit board
• one fuse 3 on the transformer bracket.
The values are indicated for the fuses.
Only on units that are used with a Daikin system:
The Daikin electronics module has one extra fuse:
• fuse on the control circuit board, indicated by FIU.
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6.8 LEDs
The LED lights 1 on the control circuit board indicate the fol-
lowing:
• continuous green: The control circuit board has a power

supply.
• flashing green: The unit code can be entered.
• continuous red: There is a local error.
Note:
n This does not necessarily always result in an error
message on the control panel.
6.9 Removing the discharge section

The discharge section houses the IR sensor andthe air damper
mechanism and drive.
For recessed models
1. Remove the discharge duct from the unit.
For all models

the unit.
2. The discharge section has the following connections to the

electronics module (at 1):
- The connection for the IR sensor;

- the valve drive connections on the control circuit board
(connectors X140 and X210);
- the earth connection.
Disconnect these connections.
3. Between the fins of the discharge grille, there are 4 screws

(at 2): unscrew these.
Caution:
c Support the discharge section while you loosen the
screws.
4. The discharge section will now come loose: remove it

carefully.

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6.10 Venting the heat exchanger

For water-heated models only
The venting valve 2 is located in the upper left of the unit.
6.11 Draining the heat exchanger
For water-heated models only
The drain plug 1 is located on the left of the unit.
6.12 Setting the unit code

The unit code must be set after replacement of the control circuit
board in the unit. The unit code depends on the unit type and is
indicated on the type plate.
To set the unit code, there are two methods:
• directly via the control panel if a single unit is connected;

• via the control circuit board and the control panel if more
than one unit is connected.
Warning:
w Entering an incorrect code will result in poor
performance of the unit.
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6.12.1 Setting the unit code via the control panel
Caution:
c Setting the unit code using this method will only
work if just a single unit is connected to the control
panel. If necessary, connect the control panel
separately to the unit in question.
1. Select menu > Maintenance > Unit code.
2. Enter the unit code via the control panel and press .
The control panel will now search for the unit again.
6.12.2 Setting the unit code via the control circuit

board and the control panel
1. Connect the mains supply (insert the plug into the socket
or move the isolation switch to ON).
Warning:
w Do NOT touch any live parts.
2. Press down the microswitch 1 on the control circuit

board .
The LED next to the microswitch will start flashing.
The control panel displays eight numbers: these comprise

the unit code.
3. Enter the unit code via the control panel and press .
4. Press down microswitch .
The LED next to the microswitch will stop flashing.
The unit code is now set.
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6.13 Resetting the PIN code

The PIN code of the control panel can be reset using a USB
flash drive:
1. Connect a USB flash drive to the control panel.
The USB menu is activated
2. Press x for 10 seconds.
The PIN code is reset and a new PIN code has to be

entered.
3. Exit the USB menu by removing the USB flash drive.
6.14 Copying the settings of the b-touch control panel

The settings of the b-touch control panel can be copied to
another b-touch control panel.
6.14.1 What you need
Before copying the setting of the control panel, check that you
have the following:
• An empty USB flash drive. The USB flash drive must be for-
matted for FAT or DOS. Do not use a USB hard disk for
the software update.
6.14.2 Step 1: Copying the settings of the correctly-set

control panel
1. Check whether the settings to be copied on the original b-

touch control panel are all correctly set.
2. Connect the USB flash drive to the USB port of the b-

touch control panel.
Note:
n If the USB flash drive is not detected, disconnect it
and then connect it again.
The control panel detects the USB flash drive and displays
the USB menu
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3. Select Export Settings
The progress percentage is displayed.
4. When this has been completed, disconnect the USB flash

drive from the control panel.
6.14.3 Step 2: Copying the settings to another control

panel
1. Connect the USB flash drive to a computer.
2. Change the name of the file that is to be copied from

‘settings_export.txt’ to ‘settings.txt’
3. Connect the USB flash drive (with the settings that are to
be copied) to the USB port on the other control panel.
4. Keep the function Import settings pressed down until the

progress of the process is displayed.
The settings are now being imported.
Note:
n In the event of an error message, check whether the
file name has been changed to ‘settings.txt’.

6. Repeat steps 1 to 3 for each control panel to which you

wish to apply the same settings.
6.15 Updating the software

Biddle is working continuously on improving its products and
recommends that you update the software of the control
panel and of the control circuit board when updates become
available. Consult Biddle’s website for availability.
6.15.1 What you need.
Before updating the software of the control panel, check that

you have the following:
• An empty USB flash drive. The USB flash drive must be for-
matted for FAT or DOS. Do not use a USB hard disk for
the software update.
• A PC with Internet access.

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6.15.2 Step 1: Check the current software version
Before you update the software of the control panel or of the

control circuit board, you must check the existing software
version. If the software version is the same as that of the most
recent update file on Biddle’s website, you do not need to
update the software.
1. Press menu in the Home screen.
2. Select Maintenance. The version of the current software is

displayed in the status overview.
6.15.3 Step 2: Download the most recent software
1. Connect the USB flash drive to a USB port on your PC.
2. On your PC, go to Biddle’s website and look under Down-

loads.
3. Look for your product and the available software for your
unit.
4. If the software version is more recent than the version on

your control panel, click on the software update.
5. Accept the licence agreement and save the file to the main
directory of the USB flash drive.
6. Disconnect the USB flash drive from the PC.
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6.15.4 Step 3: Updating the software
Warning:
w Do not switch off the unit or disconnect the
USB flash drive during the software update.
Do not disconnect the USB flash drive from
the control panel even if there is a power
failure during the update. The update will
resume as soon as the power returns. If an
error occurs during the update, start the
procedure again. If the error continues to
occur, contact Biddle.
1. Connect the USB flash drive (with the software update) to

the USB port on the control panel.
Note:
n If the USB flash drive is not detected, disconnect it
and then connect it again.
The control panel detects the USB flash drive and displays
the USB menu
2. Select Software update to update the software.


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6.16 Composition of the Biddle control cable

The control cable for the control system is constructed as fol-
lows:
• The plugs are modular connectors of the type 6P4C.

• Connectors are untwisted, i.e. at both ends of the cable,
cores are connected to the same electrode.
Colour coding of Biddle cables
ELEC-
COLOUR
TRODE
1 (not used)
2 black
3 red
4 green
5 yellow
6 (not used)
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7 . . Dismantling
The dismantling of the installation and the handling of the
coolant, oil and other components must be done by a quali-
fied fitter in conformity with the relevant local and national
legislation and regulations.
Pursuant to EU legislation, used electrical and electronic appli-

ances must be collected for recycling. By ensuring that this
product is disposed of in the correct manner, you are helping
to prevent potential negative consequences for the environ-
ment and public health. For more information about this,
please contact your supplier or the relevant government
authority.

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8 . . Addresses
If you have any comments or queries relating to this product,
please do not hesitate to contact your Biddle branch.
Biddle bv Biddle Air Systems Ltd. Biddle France

P.O. Box 15 St. Mary’s Road, Nuneaton 21 Allée des Vendanges
9288 ZG Kootstertille Warwickshire CV11 5AU 77183 Croissy Beaubourg
The Netherlands United Kingdom France
T +31 (0)512 33 55 55 T +44 (0)24 7638 4233 T +33 (0)1 64 11 15 55

E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected]
I www.biddle.nl I www.biddle-air.com I www.biddle.fr
Biddle nv Biddle GmbH

Battelsesteenweg 455 B Emil-Hoffmann-Straße 55-59
2800 Malines 50996 Cologne
Belgium Germany
T +32 (0)15 28 76 76 T +49 (0)2236 9690 0

E [email protected] E [email protected]
I www.biddle.be I www.biddle.de

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central heating system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
CHIPS control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 G
cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 grille plenum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
communication parameters. . . . . . . . . . . 39
connecting power supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
control cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 H
control panel heat exchanger
connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 draining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
venting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
D high-limit thermostat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Daikin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 I
connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 In . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 inlet case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 inlet grille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40, 44
Daikin electronics module. . . . . . . . . . . . 89 installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
delivery inspection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 b-touch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
designations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 external controls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
direct expansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 installing control unit
discharge duct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 b-touch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
discharge section IR sensor
removing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
discharge temperature, maximum. . . . . . 14 position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
dismantling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 i-sense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
door contact switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 safety instructions
installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17, 19
M maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17, 71
servicing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17, 85
mains supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 securing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
scheduled . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 servicing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
Modbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 side caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 sound levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
cassette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 stop bits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
free-hanging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 strength . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
recessed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 suspension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
modifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 switching ON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
mounting type. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 symbols. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 5
O T
operating pressure, maximum . . . . . . . . . 15 technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 49 threaded rod lining. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 type code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
outdoor temperature sensor . . . . . . . . . . 37 type designation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
type plate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
P typecode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
parity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
PIN code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
U
power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 unit code. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
power supply voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 unit plenum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 updating software. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
product series. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 USB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
R V
reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 valve pressure difference, maximum . . . . 15
W
wall consoles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
wiring diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
working method. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

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without prior written permission from Biddle.
The name Biddle is a registered trademark of Biddle bv.
Warranty and liability

For the warranty and liability provisions and terms, please refer to the terms & conditions of sale and supply.
At all times, Biddle shall not be held liable for consequential damages.
Liability as regards the manual

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relevant components, Biddle shall not be held liable for damages as a consequence of errors and/or imperfections
in this manual.
Biddle reserves the right to alter the specifications as mentioned in this manual.
Should you nevertheless discover any errors or ambiguities in the manual, we shall be glad to learn that from you.
It helps us to improve the documentation still further.
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the contact information for your Biddle branch in chapter 8 Addresses.
Biddle bv Name and telephone number of installer:

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Comfort Air Curtain

Manual version 1.0 (02-09-2016) en-3

1.1 About this manual

1.2 How to read this manual

1.2.1 Daikin manuals

Only for SRV and SRQ:

This manual makes cross-references to the manuals of the

1.2.2 Designations used in the manual

The following symbols are used in the manual:

Follow the instructions precisely.

Follow the instructions precisely.

Ignoring this prohibition may lead to serious

1.2.3 Symbols used on the unit and in the manual

The following symbols indicate possible risks or hazards. The

Access restricted to qualified maintenance staff only.

w This surface or component may be hot. Risk of burns on contact.

1.2.4 Related documentation

In addition to this manual, the following documentation is also

• wiring diagram for installation and servicing.

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1.3 About the unit

Among other things, the unit contains:

• heating element 1 (depending on the type of unit)

The heating capacity is controlled by the unit. For this pur-

The speed (strength) is controlled by the unit.

• air inlet sensor 3

heating medium sensor 5

the b-touchcontrol panel 7

• connection for Modbus 8

The b-touch control panel

In addition to menus for the settings, the b-touch control panel

The purpose of the Comfort air curtain is to separate cli-

The free-hanging model is designed for free, visible installation

The recessed model is designed for integration into a false

The cassette model is designed for installation above a false

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Comfort air curtain for Daikin system

With models SRV and SRQ:

The air curtain is connected to a direct expansion system

This system has a number of limitations:

• The unit is only suitable for use in Daikin direct expansion

Other versions and intended use

Upon request, we can supply versions for non-standard appli-

In an opening between two rooms, air is exchanged through

For reasons such as accessibility, it may nevertheless be desira-

• The exchange of air between two rooms due to a temper-

The automatic CHIPS control

The CHIPS control automatically adjusts the strength and heat

CHIPS stands for ‘Corrective Heat and Impulse Prediction System’.

Control when unit ‘on’

For the most efficient climate separation and preservation of

1. The installation height (entered in the control panel)

2. The temperature difference between the two rooms:

3. The temperature of the discharged air

As soon as the situation changes, the control adjusts the out-

Control with unit ‘off ’

If the unit is off – at night, for example – it is not active.

If it is off, the unit can indeed still perform other functions: