General Assist Technical Reference

Roof Top Packaged Unit Commissioning Guide

Danfoss controller setup, external inputs, economiser configuration, Modbus and commissioning checks
Applicable to Fujitsu General single-skin and double-skin RTPU systems
This guide consolidates the key settings and checks required when commissioning or servicing a Fujitsu General roof top packaged unit. Confirm the unit construction type before using terminal assignments, passwords or input/output tables, as single-skin and double-skin units differ.
Qualified technicians only: RTPU commissioning involves live three-phase electrical systems, rotating equipment, refrigerant pressures and control circuits. Isolate power before wiring or resistance checks and follow site safety procedures.

1. Commissioning quick reference

ItemRecommended setting or action
Phase-fail relay - blue voltage dialsRated 415 V. Set under-voltage and over-voltage to approximately 30 V where site conditions require adjustment.
Phase-fail relay - orange percentage dialsRated 415 V. Recommended 12.5% over-voltage and 12.5% under-voltage.
Initial compressor oil heatingThe controller can delay startup for 3 hours to heat compressor oil. Override only after confirming safe startup conditions.
Blackout timeRecommended 2 minutes.
Time off after restartRecommended 2 or 3 minutes. Add a 1-minute offset between multiple RTPUs to avoid simultaneous startup.
Cooling proportional band rC1Factory 5 K; recommended 2 K, subject to application and design conditions.
ModbusDefault address 10, 19200 baud, 8N1. Power-cycle the RTPU after changing its Modbus address.

2. anywAiR iO and SMT-770 wiring

EquipmentTerminalConnection
RTPU terminal X524V and 224 V AC for Smart Temp wall controller. 24V = active; 2 = neutral.
D1+ and D1-RS485 / Modbus communication for SMT-770.
0V and 240V240 V supply for the 24 V DC transformer.
SMT-770COMS A / COMS BCOMS A = RS485 positive; COMS B = RS485 negative.
POWER 24 / 24CPOWER 24 = 24 V AC active; POWER 24C = 24 V AC neutral.
Rubix ComputePower24 V DC power terminals.
485-1 + / - / groundUse for RS485. Do not use 485-2.
ETH-1Use ETH-1 when an optional modem is fitted.

3. External input terminals

Single-skin unit

  • Pins 1 and 2: remote start when closed, or forced stop when open. When open, iOFF displays on the Danfoss controller.
  • Pins 5 and 6: heat/cool selection. Heating when closed.
  • Pins 7 and 8: emergency stop when open circuit.

Double-skin unit

  • Pins 1 and 2: emergency stop when open circuit.
  • Pins 3 and 4: remote start when closed, or forced stop when open.
  • Pins 5 and 6: heat/cool selection. Heating when open; last command retained when closed.
Fire trip: On applicable units, fire trip or emergency stop may be connected to terminals 7 and 8. Activation may generate a supply fan or phase-loss alarm and a circuit 1 high-pressure or compressor-protection alarm.

4. Danfoss controller operation

Turn the unit on

MENU → START → TURN ON

Carter oil timer bypass

For an authorised forced start after verifying compressor oil-heating requirements:

LOGIN → password 5653 → START → FORCED TURN ON

Change operating mode

Hold the DOWN ARROW until the mode icon in the top-right corner changes between heating and cooling.

Adjust cooling or heating setpoint

PARAMETERS → REGULATION → SET POINT → sC1 or sH1 → ENTER → UP/DOWN → ENTER

sC1 is the cooling setpoint. sH1 is the heating setpoint.

Access levels

Unit typeLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Single skin100030005653
Double skin100030002299 or 6357

Read live inputs and outputs

MAIN MENU → UNIT STATUS → INPUT / OUTPUT

5. Input and output reference

Single-skin analogue inputs

AIFunctionMinimumMaximum
1Discharge pressure - circuit 10.045.0
2Discharge pressure - circuit 20.045.0
3Supply-air temperature-50.0110.0
4Remote cooling/heating0100
5-6Blank0.0100.0
7Return-air temperature-50.0110.0
8Outdoor temperature-50.0110.0

Single-skin digital inputs

DIFunctionPolarity
1High-pressure switch - circuit 1N.C.
2High-pressure switch - circuit 2N.C.
3Low-pressure switch - circuit 1N.C.
4Low-pressure switch - circuit 2N.C.
5Condenser fan protectionN.C.
6Supply filterN.C.
7Supply fan alarmN.C.
8Remote ON/OFFN.C.

Single-skin analogue outputs

AOFunctionSignal
1Condenser fan 10-10 V
2Blank
3Supply fan0-10 V
4External damper0-10 V

Double-skin reference

The source commissioning guide identifies double-skin analogue input 16 as Supply temperature (?) and analogue output 1 as Source-side regulation valve (EEV?). Confirm these points against the specific unit wiring diagram and controller configuration before relying on them.
TypePointFunction
Analogue input1Return-air temperature
2Outdoor temperature
3Suction pressure
5Discharge pressure
7Suction temperature
12Setpoint
16Supply temperature - verify on unit documentation
Digital input1Remote ON/OFF
3High-pressure switch - circuit 1
7Compressor 1 protection - circuit 1
Analogue output1Source-side regulation valve - verify function
3Supply fan

6. Condenser fan and cooling control

Condenser fan settings

  • Fan off below: 2800 kPa / 28 bar.
  • FCS - condenser setpoint in cooling: Modbus ADU 7152.
  • Fan at 100%: setpoint plus 800 kPa / 8 bar.
  • FCd - condenser proportional band in cooling: Modbus ADU 7153.
  • Units without fan-speed control switch the condenser fan on or off. Units with a speed controller modulate from 0% to 100%.
  • The source guide reports stable operation at settings of 28 and 6 where a speed controller is fitted. Adjust to suit ambient and design conditions.

Cooling deadband / proportional band

ParameterrC1 - cooling regulation proportional band
Range0.1 to 20 K
Factory setting5 K
Recommended setting2 K, subject to application requirements
Modbus ADU7086
Example: With a 20°C setpoint and rC1 set to 5 K, the compressor stops at 20°C and restarts at 25°C.

7. Economiser and outside-air damper

Enable economiser temperature control

  1. Remove the fitted 10 kΩ resistor.
  2. Install an NTC 10 kΩ temperature sensor to measure outside air.
  3. On the outdoor controller, enter the level 3 password.
  4. Navigate to PARAMETERS → ROOFTOP → EXTERNAL DAMPER → CONFIGURATION.
  5. Change configuration from NO to TEMP.

Set minimum outside-air opening

MENU → LOGIN LEVEL 3 → PARAMETERS → ROOFTOP → EXTERNAL DAMPER → CONFIGURATION → MINIMUM OPENING
The fresh-air and return-air dampers operate together. For example, if the fresh-air damper is open 20%, the return-air damper should be open 80%.

Damper motor direction

DamperSpecified rotation
Fresh-air servomotorClockwise
Return-air servomotorAnti-clockwise

If the dampers operate opposite to the intended sequence, check the direction setting on each servomotor and confirm the installation orientation.

8. Input calibration

To adjust an input offset, navigate to:

MAINTENANCE → CALIBRATION → SET CALIBRATION
InputSensor
AI1High-pressure transducer - circuit 1
AI2High-pressure transducer - circuit 2
AI3Supply-air thermistor
AI7Return-air thermistor
AI8Outside-air thermistor

9. Modbus communication

Commissioning practice: Disconnect the RTPU from the building management system while testing the machine and Danfoss settings. Reconnect the BMS after confirming correct standalone operation.
  • Protocol: Modbus RTU slave over RS485.
  • Default Modbus address: 10.
  • Every node on the network must have a unique address.
  • After changing the Modbus address, reset power to the RTPU for the change to take effect.
ParameterValueMeaning
CldSite-specificCAN serial node address
SEr10 defaultModbus serial node address
bAU192 default19200 baud
COM8N1 default8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit

Available bAU values: 0 = disabled; 12 = 1200; 24 = 2400; 48 = 4800; 96 = 9600; 144 = 14400; 192 = 19200; 288 = 28800; 384 = 38400 baud.

Available COM values: 8N1, 8E1 or 8N2.

10. Alarm checks and reset

An alarm icon appears on the home screen when a fault is active. Some alarms may also activate an audible warning.

TaskMenu path
Check active alarmsMENU → ALARMS STATUS → ACTIVE ALARMS
Check alarm historyMENU → ALARMS STATUS → ALARMS HISTORY
Reset alarmsMENU → ALARMS STATUS → RESET ALARMS, or press and hold ESC
The source deck includes an “Error Codes” section heading but does not provide an error-code table. Record the displayed code and refer to the model-specific technical documentation or escalate through Technical Support.

11. Warranty periods

ConstructionWarranty stated in commissioning guide
Single skin2 years parts and labour, plus an additional 1 year parts-only warranty
Double skin1 year parts and labour
Confirm current coverage: Warranty terms can depend on the equipment, sale date, application and contract. Verify the current warranty policy before making a commitment to a customer.

12. Commissioning and service checklist

Site and installation details

  • Unit model and serial number
  • Purpose of visit: commissioning or service
  • Application: HVAC or process cooling
  • Customer, installation name and address
  • Technician name, date and activity timeline

Minimum service clearances

SideRequired clearanceMeasured on site
Electrical cabinet side A800 mm________ mm
Coil side B1800 mm________ mm
Back side C1800 mm________ mm
Coil side D1800 mm________ mm

Pre-start checks

  • Required clearances achieved and documentation supplied.
  • Inspect the unit for transport or installation damage.
  • Anti-vibration mounts installed where required.
  • Crankcase heaters energised for the required period.
  • Electrical screws, terminals and fasteners checked for tightness.
  • Condenser fan rotation confirmed.
  • Remote controls, airflow switch and supervisory devices confirmed.
  • Refrigerant valves open and leak test completed.

Functional and safety checks

  • Mechanical and software low-pressure protection.
  • Mechanical and software high-pressure protection.
  • Antifreeze alarm operation.
  • Compressor startup and unloading sequence.
  • Available airflow and thermal load adequate for testing.
  • Gateway, BMS and other supervisor devices operate correctly.

Record operating data

  • Three-phase supply voltages and unit current.
  • Compressor voltages and current draw.
  • Crankcase heater voltage and current.
  • Supply and condenser fan voltage and current.
  • Refrigerant type, number of circuits and charge per circuit.
  • Air temperatures, airflow, condensing and evaporating pressures.
  • Liquid and suction line temperatures, subcooling and superheat.
  • Ambient temperature and site conditions during the test.
Source: Roof Top Packaged Unit Commissioning Guide, Version 1.4. Always confirm model-specific wiring diagrams, technical data and current service instructions before changing controller parameters.