beckett online training | series 3: beckett controls

GeniSys™ 7505 120V Oil Burner ControlPart 2

September 2, 2020

Beckett Online Training | Series 3: Beckett Controls | Session 2

OilPrimaries

OilIgniters

Gas Ignition & Control

AquaSmart

12 VDC

24 VDC

120 Potted

240 Potted

120 Volt

12 VDC24 VDC

240 Volt

120 Volt 120/24 Volt

Outdoor Reset

7590 Gas Control

120 Volt Gas ignitor

Beckett Family of Controls

7586 Intermittent Pilot Gas Control

Series Overview

• Basic Features of the GeniSys 7505 Primary Control.• Model Designation, Installation and Wiring for

Proper Operation.• Understanding the Sequence of Operation.• Resetting the Control from a Safety Lock-out Condition.• The 4 Minute Pump Prime Feature.• Viewing and Reading the 15 cycles of History for

Advanced Diagnostics.

• Field wiring of the 7505 Oil Burner Primary Control for Pre- Purge and Post Purge.

• Why a CleanCut Fuel Pump or solenoid valve is required when programming for Pre-Purge and Post Purge.

• Learn how to set the purge features using the 4 keys on the Contractor tool.

• 7610 Features and Benefits.• Warm and Cold Start Boiler Operation.• Freeze Up Protection.• Easy Programming of the Aquasmart Control.• Reset Information Including:• Heat Manager (Indoor Reset)• Circulators On and Off Delays for Purging the system• Outdoor Temperature Reset

• 7590 Features and Benefits• Various Models Available• Status and Diagnostics LED’S• Flame Supervision• Air Pressure Switch Monitoring• 7590 Important Terms• Auto Retry Feature• Beckett Link Configuration and Diagnostics Tool

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

Module 4

Class OverviewUpon completion of this web-based instruction module you should be able to:

Set the pre-purge and post-purge on the Genisys Control utilizing the Contractor Tool

Please feel free to submit questions after the end of each session

GeniSys Electronic Primary

Finally-a universal control that saves time, control inventory and delivers on the promise of:

GeniSys Control

“Technology made simple”

GeniSys Display Service Tool

52082 display provides a sealed pushbutton keypad for control interface:• Customizable pre-time • (valve on delay)

• Customizable post-time • (motor off delay)

• Allows navigation through current & historical data • 32-character backlit alphanumeric display

• Low voltage operation

• Continuous real-time cycle monitoring

• Continuous cad cell resistance reading

• Continuous AC line voltage readout

• Real-time error notification

• 15 cycle history monitoring

• 18- month warranty

• Customizable lockout service message

CALL FOR SERVICE1 800 645 2876

CALL FOR SERVICE1 800 645 2876

GeniSys Display Service Tool

Two communication ports for add-on modules.

GeniSys Control

Basic FeaturesRecessed wiring terminals

• Saves room in wiring box

• Fewer pinched wires

• Easy removal

• Shipped with pigtails and spade flag terminals

• Room to use typical straight insulated spade terminals

Wiring terminals recessed inside case

Color coded recessed wiring terminals

• Same colors as legacy controls

• Matches wire colors of Beckett components

• Reduces wiring mistakes

• Separate L2 terminals to aid trouble shooting

Basic Features

Wiring / Installation

L1/Limit jumper

• For A and B model GeniSys controls programed without motor-off delay (postpurge), the L1 and Limit terminals must be jumpered.

• L1/Limit jumper is supplied with the control.

• The control will not work if 120VAC is not present at L1 or Limit

• If no jumper is available simply add a wire to Limit and connect to line input

Universal Applications Replace 3 wire control with 7505A0000Or simply reprogram an existing GeniSys and rewire

Burner has pump with valve. Program control for Pre-Time valve on delay and wire the valve to the valve terminalUniversal Applications

Need motor off delay?One control does it all. Remove jumper, wire as shown, then program “Pre” and “Post” time

GeniSys Control

7505A • No delays (purge)

7505B• Valve-on delay (prepurge) only

7505P• Valve on delay (prepurge) and motor-off delay (postpurge)

Model Designation

Part Number Valve-On Delay Motor-Off Delay

7505A 0000 None None

7505B 1500 15 seconds None

7505P 1515 15 seconds 15 seconds

7505P 1530 15 seconds 30 seconds

7505P 152M 15 seconds 2 minutes

STOCK 1 AND YOU’RE DONE

PICK A CONTROL MODEL NUMBER

Model Designation

UP

Begin by plugging in the Contractors Tool.

COM port 1

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The keysGeniSys Control

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STANDBY 8:15> 50 K OHMS 115 V

Press the NEXT key

VIEWHISTORY

Press and hold the NEXT key for 3 secondsGeniSys Control

PRE-TIME 0:00SEL TO CHANGE

Press the SEL key GeniSys Control

VALVE INSTALLED?NO YES

Notice: To continue the burner must have an oil valve or CleanCut pump to add purgesGeniSys Control

The GeniSys Control requires an oil valve to program both the valve on delay (pre purge) and motor off delay (post purge) features.

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LOCK OUT 0:45 PRE-TIME FLAME

The cad cell detected flame at theend of the Valve On Delay state.GeniSys Control

VALVE NEEDEDSEE IO MANUAL

Press the BACK (NO) key if an oil valve is not available and see messageGeniSys Control

CHANGED CANCELLED

The changed cancelled message will be displayedGeniSys Control


Press the SEL (YES) key GeniSys Control

PRE-TIME 0:30NO YES

Press the next key to set the timing 0, 5, 10, 15, 30 OR 45 SecondsGeniSys Control

ACCEPT 0:30NO YES

Press SEL(YES) to acceptGeniSys Control


The Pre-Time is now setPress the NEXT key to set the post time GeniSys Control

POST-TIME 0:00SEL TO CHANGE



Press the SEL (YES) key GeniSys Control

POST TIME 0:30NO YES

Press the next key to set the timing 0, 5, 15, 30, 1, 2, 4 or 8 minutesGeniSys Control

ACCEPT 0:30NO YES

Press SEL (YES) to acceptGeniSys Control

POST TIME 0:30SELECT TO CHANGE

The Post Time is now set.Press the BACK key to exit GeniSys Control

STANDBY 1:15> 50 K OHMS 115 V

You just set the Pre-Time and Post TimeGeniSys Control

THIS QUICK TUTORIALWILL GUIDE YOU

THROUGH THE STEPSON SETTING THE PRE

PURGE AND POST PURGE ON A GENISYS CONTROL

Download right to yoursmart phone or tabletTutorials

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