Shimaden SR90 Series Bedienungsanleitung

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SR90 Series

(SR91, SR92, SR93, SR94)

Digital Controller

Instruction Manual

Thank you for purchasing a Shimaden product.

Please check that the delivered product is the correct item you ordered.

Please do not begin operating this product before you read this instruction manual

thoroughly and understand its contents.

SR90F-1AE

Dec. 2001

Notice: Please ensure that this instruction manual is given to the final user of the instrument.

Preface: This instruction manual is meant for those who will be involved in the wiring, installation, operation and routine

maintenance of the SR90 series (SR91, SR92, SR93 and SR94). It describes matters to be attended to in handling

the SR90 series, how to install it, its wiring, its functions and operating procedures. Keep this manual at the work

site while handling the instrument and follow the guidance provided herein

Contents

1. Safety Rules................................................................................2

2. Introduction................................................................................3

2-1. Check before Use..................................................................3

2-2. Handling Instruction.............................................................4

3. Installation and Wiring.......................................................... 4~7

3-1. Installation Site.....................................................................4

3-2. Mounting.............................................................................. 4

3-3. External Dimensions and Panel Cutout............................... 5

3-4. Wiring.................................................................................. 6

3-5. Terminal Layout...................................................................7

3-6. Terminal Arrangement Table...............................................7

4. Names and Functions of Parts on Front Panel...........................8

5. Explanation of Screens and Setting.................................... 9~18

5-1. Parameter Flow.................................................................... 9

5-2. Display upon Power-ON.................................................... 10

5-3. How to Change Screens..................................................... 10

(1) How to Change Screens in Screen Group 0....................... 10

(2) How to Change Screen Group 0 to/from Screen Group 1..10

(3) How to Change Screens in Screen Group 1........................10

(4) How to Change Set Values (Data)......................................10

5-4. Before Starting Up..............................................................11

(1) Checking of Wiring............................................................11

(2) Application of Operating Power.........................................11

(3) Setting of Measuring Range...............................................11

(4) Setting of Control...............................................................11

(5) Setting of Control Output Characteristics.......................... 11

(6) Setting of Event Type.........................................................11

(7) Setting of Analog Output....................................................11

(8) Note on Initialization Following Data Change...................11

5-5. Procedure of Setting in Screen Group 0.............................11

(1) Setting of Target Set Value................................................ 11

(2) Manual Setting of Control Output......................................11

(3) AT (Auto Tuning)...............................................................12

(4) Setting of Event Set Value................................................. 12

(5) Set Value Bias.................................................................... 13

5-6. Explanation of Screen Group 0 and Setting...................... 14

5-7. Explanation of Screen Group 1 and Setting.................14~18

(1) Setting of Key lock.......................................................... 14

(2) Setting of Output...............................................................15

(3) Setting of Event................................................................16

(4) Heater Current Monitor Screen.........................................16

(5) Setting of Heater Break/Loop Alarm................................16

(6) Setting of Analog Output Type.........................................16

(7) Setting of Communication................................................17

(8) Setting of Control Output Characteristic..........................17

(9) Setting of Soft Start Time.................................................17

(10) Setting of SV Limiter........................................................17

(11) Setting of PV Bias Value..................................................18

(12) Setting of PV Filter Time.................................................18

(13) Setting of Measuring Range Code....................................18

(14) Setting of Temperature Unit.............................................18

(15) Setting of Input Scaling....................................................18

5-8. Table of Measuring Range Codes...................................... 18

6. Explanation of Functions....................................................19~20

6-1. Events................................................................................19

6-2. Setting of Event Standby Action......................................19

6-3. Alarm Actions Diagrams..................................................19

6-4. P.I.D..................................................................................19

6-5. Manual Reset....................................................................20

6-6. Lower Limit and Higher Limit Setting Limiters..............20

6-7. Proportional Cycling Time...............................................20

6-8. Auto Return Function.......................................................20

6-9. Control Output Characteristics.........................................20

6-10. Soft Start...........................................................................20

7. Maintenance and Troubleshooting.................................... 21~22

7-1. Procedure of Maintenance Replacement and Matters to Be

Attended to........................................................................21

7-2. Causes of Trouble and Troubleshooting...........................21

7-3. Error Codes, Causes and Remedies..................................22

8. Record of Parameter Setting.................................................... 23

9. Specifications.....................................................................24~25

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For matters regarding safety, potential damage to equipment and/or facilities, additional instructions and notes are indicated

by the following headings.

WARNING: This heading indicates hazardous conditions that could cause injury or death of personnel

unless extreme caution is exercised.

CAUTION: This heading indicates hazardous conditions that could cause damage to equipment and/or

facilities unless extreme caution is exercised.

NOTE: This heading indicates additional instructions and/or notes.

The mark represents a protective conductor terminal. Make sure to ground it properly.

1. Safety Rules

The SR90 series is designed for controlling temperature,

humidity and other physical quantities of general industrial

equipment. Avoid using it for control of devices upon which

human life is dependent. When used, adequate and effective

safety measures must be taken. No warranty is valid in the

case of an accident arising from the use of this product without

having taken such safety measures.

WARNING

•For using this instrument, house it in a control box or the

like to prevent terminals from coming into contact with

personnel.

•Do not draw out the instrument out from its case. Do not let

your hand or any conductive body into the case. It may lead

to serious injury or death due to an electric shock.

•Make sure to ground protective conductor terminals.

To avoid damage to connected equipment, facilities or the

SR90 itself due to a fault of the product, safety measures must

be taken before usage, such as the installation of a fuse, an

overheating protection device and the like. No warranty is

valid in the case of an accident arising from the use of this

product without such safety measures.

CAUTION

•The alert mark on the plate affixed to the instrument:

On the terminal nameplate affixed to the case of this

instrument, the alert mark is printed. This is to warn

you of the risk of electric shock which may result if the

charger is touched while being energized.

•As a means to turn the power off, a switch or a breaker

should be installed in the external power circuit to be

connected to the power terminal of the instrument. Fix the

switch or the breaker adjacently to the instrument in a

position which allows it to be operated with ease, with an

indication that it is a means of turning the power off. Use a

switch or a breaker which meets IEC947 requirements.

•Fuse: Since the instrument does not have a built-in fuse, do

not forget to install a fuse in the power circuit to be

connected to the power terminal. A fuse should be

positioned between a switch or a breaker and the instrument

and mounted on the L side of the power terminal.

Fuse rating/characteristics: 250 VAC 0.5 A/medium lagged

or lagged type. Use a fuse which meets IEC127

requirements.

•Voltage/current of a load to be connected to the output

terminal and the alarm terminal should be within a rated

range. Otherwise, the temperature will rise to reduce the life

of the product and/or to result in problems with the product.

For rated voltage/current, see 9. Specifications.

The output terminal should be connected with a device

which meets the requirements of IEC1010.

•A voltage/current different from that of the input

specification should not be applied to the input terminal. It

may reduce the life of the product and/or result in problems

with the product. For rated voltage/current, see 9.

Specifications.

In the case of voltage or current input, the input terminal

should be connected to a device which meets IEC1010

requirements.

The instrument is provided with a draft hole for heat

discharge. Take care to prevent metal and other foreign

matter from entering into it. Failure to do so may result in

trouble with the instrument or may even cause a fire.

•Do not block the draft hole or allow dust or the like to stick

to it. A rise in temperature or insulation failure may result

in a reduction of the life of the product and/or problems with

it or may cause a fire.

For spaces between installed instruments, refer to 3-3.

External Dimensions and Panel Cutout.

•It should be noted that repeated tolerance tests against

voltage, noise, surge, etc., may lead to deterioration of the

instrument.

•Users are prohibited from remodeling the product or using it

in a prohibited way.

CAUTION

WARNING

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2. Introduction

2-1. Check before Use

This product has been fully inspected for quality assurance prior to shipment. Nevertheless, you are requested to make sure that there

is no error, damage or shortage of delivered items by checking the model codes and the external view of the product and the number

of accessories.

Confirmation of Model Codes

Check the model codes affixed to the case of the product to ascertain if the respective codes designate what was specified when

you ordered it, referring to the following code table:

SR90 series is based on 3 types of selectable codes SR91•SR92•SR93 and SR94. Please refer to the following example of model

codes.

Example of SR91 model type codes:

SR91-8Y-90-0N0 1. Series SR91

2. Input 8: Multi-input, Thermocouple, R.T.D., Voltage (mV),

4: Current (mA), 6: Voltage (V)

3. Control output (1) Y: Contact, I: Current, P: SSR drive voltage, V: Voltage

4. Power supply 90: 100-240V AC, 08: 24V AC/DC

5. Event 0: None, 1: Event output

6. Option N: None

•Control output (2) Y: Contact, I: Current, P: SSR drive voltage, V: Voltage

•heater break alarm 1: heater break alarm (30A)

2: heater break alarm (50A)

Selectable only when adjustment output 1 is Y, P and

event output is added

•Analog output 3: 0-10mV DC, 4: 4-20mA DC, 6: 0-10V DC

•Communication 5: RS-485

•Set value bias 8: Set value bias 1 point

7. Remarks 0: Without, 9: With

Example of SR92 model type codes:

SR92-8Y-N-90-0000 1. Series SR92

2. Input 8: Multi-input, Thermocouple, R.T.D., Voltage (mV),

4: Current (mA), 6: Voltage (V)

3. Control output (1) Y: Contact, I: Current, P: SSR drive voltage, V: Voltage

4. Control output (2) N: None, Y: Contact, I: Current, P: SSR drive voltage,

V: Voltage

5. Power supply 90: 100-240V AC, 08: 24V AC/DC

6. Event output or 0: None, 1: Event output

Event output + 2: Event output + heater break alarm 30A

heater break alarm 3: Event output + heater break alarm 50A

[Both 2: 3: selectable only when adjustment output 1 is Y, P.]

7. Analog output 0: None, 3: 0-10mV DC, 4: 4-20mA DC, 6: 0-10V DC

8. Communication or 0: None, 5: RS-485, 7: RS-232C,

Set value bias 8: Set value bias 1 point

9. Remarks 0: Without, 9: With

Example of SR93, SR94 model type codes:

SR93-8Y-N-90-0000 1. Series SR93, SR94

2. Input 8: Multi-input, Thermocouple, R.T.D., Voltage (mV),

4: Current (mA), 6: Voltage (V)

3. Control output (1) Y: Contact, I: Current, P: SSR drive voltage, V: Voltage

4. Control output (2) N: None, Y: Contact, I: Current, P: SSR drive voltage,

V: Voltage

5. Power supply 90: 100-240V AC, 08: 24V AC/DC

6. Event output or 0: None, 1: Event output

Event output + 2: Event output + heater break alarm 30A

heater break alarm 3: Event output + heater break alarm 50A

[Both 2: 3: selectable only when adjustment output 1 is Y, P.]

7. Option 00: None

•Analog output 30: 0-10mV DC, 40: 4-20mA DC, 60: 0-10V DC

•Set value bias 08: Set value bias 1 point

•Analog output + 38: 0-10mV DC + set value bias 1 point

Set value bias 48: 4-20mA DC + set value bias 1 point

68: 0-10V DC + set value bias 1 point

•Communication 05: RS-485, 07: RS-232C,

8. Remarks 0: Without, 9: With

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Accessories

This instruction manual 1 copy

The Communication interface instruction manual (in case optional communication function is added) 1 copy

Unit seals 1 sheet

Current detector for heater break alarm (CT) (in case optional heater break alarm function is added)

For 30A: Model CTL-6-S 1 pc.

For 50A: Model CTL-12-S36-8 1 pc.

2-2. Handling Instruction

Do not operate the keys on the front panel with a hard or sharply pointed object. Operate the keys only by softly touching them

by your fingertips.

When cleaning the instrument, wipe it gently with a dry cloth. Never use solvent such as a thinner.

3-1. Installation Site (environmental conditions)

Where flammable gas, corrosive gas, oil mist and particles that can deteriorate electrical insulation are generated or abundant.

Where the temperature is below -10˚C or above 50˚C.

Where the relative humidity is above 90%RH or below the dew point.

Where highly intense vibration or impact is generated or transferred.

Near high voltage power lines or where inductive interference can affect the operation of the instrument.

Where the instrument is exposed to dew drops or direct sunlight.

Where the height is above 2000 m.

Outdoors.

NOTE: For any problem with the product, shortage of accessories or request for information, please contact our agent or our

sales office in your neighborhood.

3. Installation and Wiring

This instrument should not be used in any of the places mentioned below. Selection of these places may result in trouble with the

instrument, damage to it or even a fire.

CAUTION

NOTE: The environmental conditions belong to the installation category II of IEC664 and the degree of pollution is 2.

3-2. Mounting

Cut a hole for mounting the controller in the panel by referring to the cutout drawing in Section 3-3.

The panel thickness should be 1.0 ~ 4.0 mm.

As the instrument is provided with pawls for fixing, just press it firmly from the front of the panel.

The SR90 series instrument is designed in a panel-mounting mode. Never use it without mounting on the panel.

For safety's sake and to protect the functionality of the product, do not draw out its body from the case. If it needs to be drawn out for

replacement or repair, call our agent or our sales office in your neighborhood.

CAUTION

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3-3. External Dimensions and Panel Cutout

48 11 100

111

91.6 × 44.6

OUT1 OUT2 EV2EV1 AT MAN SB/COM

SR94

ENT

SR93

11 100

111

91.6

11 100

111

67.6

11 100

111

44.6

SV ˚C

OUT1

OUT2

EV1

EV2

MAN

SB/COM

OUT2 EV1 EV2 AT MAN SB/COM

ENT

SR92

SV ˚C

ENT

SR91

SV ˚C

OUT1 OUT2

EV1 EV2 AT MAN SB/COM

ENT

SV ˚C

45+0.6

(48 × N−3)+1

45+0.6

68 +0.7

92 +0.8

068 +0.7

92 +0.8

Panel cutout drawing

60 or more

100 or more

130 or more

In the case of installation

without leaving space

between instruments

N=The number of instruments

In the case of installation

without leaving space

between instruments

N=The number of instruments

Unit: mm

SR91

SR92

SR93

SR94

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Unit: mm

ø5.8

2- ø3.5

ø2.36

ø12

2-M3

10.5

5 5

7.5

15 2.8

305 5

15 9

For 0~30 A (CTL-6-S)

External dimensions of current detectors (CT) of heater break alarm

For 0~50 A (CTL-12-S36-8)

3-4. Wiring

In the wiring operation, close attention should be paid to the following:

In the wiring operation, follow the terminal layout shown in Section 3-5 and the terminal arrangement in Section 3-6 and make

sure to carry out the correct wiring process.

Use a press-fit terminal which fits an M3.5 screw and has a width of 7 mm or less.

In the case of thermocouple input, use a compensating conductor compatible with the selected type of thermocouple.

In the case of R.T.D. input, the resistance of a single lead wire must be 5Ωor less and the three wires must have the same

resistance.

The input signal wire must not be accommodated with a high-voltage power cable in the same conduit or duct.

Shield wiring (single point grounding) is effective against static induction noise.

Twisting the input wires at short and equal intervals is effective against electromagnetic induction noise.

In wiring for power supply, use a wire or cable whose performance is equal to or higher than the 600V vinyl insulated wire

having a sectional area of 1 mm2or larger.

The wire for grounding must have a sectional area of 2 mm2or larger and must be grounded at a grounding resistance of 100Ω

or less.

Clamp the screws of terminals firmly.

Clamping torque: 1.0 N •m (10 kgf •cm)

If the instrument appears to be easily affected by power supply noise, use a noise filter to prevent malfunctioning. Mount the

noise filter on the grounded panel and make the wire connection between the noise filter output and the power line terminals of

the controller as short as possible.

Connection of current detector (CT)

Insert a load line through the hole of the noise filter

meant for the controller. With this wire, connect the

secondary side terminal of CT to the CT input terminal

of the SR90 series controller.

•Make sure to disconnect this product from any power source during the wiring operation to prevent an electric shock.

•Be certain that the protective conductor terminal ( ) is properly grounded. Otherwise, an electric shock may result.

•To prevent an electric shock, do not touch wired terminals and other charged elements while they are being energized.

WARNING

Noise filter Controller

100-240V AC

50/60Hz

100-240V AC

Make this wire as short as possible.

Recommended noise filter: TDK's ZMB2203-13

IN OUT

Protective

grounding Protective

grounding

To the CT input terminal of controller

(No polarity)

Heater (load) wiring

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3-5. Terminal Layout (Follow the terminal layout and terminal arrangement table shown below in your wiring operation.)

111

11 111

115 8

−

−−

−

COM

EV1

1A240VAC

EV2

1A240VAC

COM

EV1

1A240VAC

EV2

1A240VAC

COM

EV1

1A240VAC

EV2

1A240VAC

4-20mA

0-10V

30mA 12V

2A 240V

100-240VAC~

50/60Hz 11VA

100-240VAC~

50/60Hz 15VA

24VDC 6W

/24VAC~

50/60Hz 7VA

24VDC 8W

/24AVC~

50/60Hz 9VA

OUTPUT1

4-20mA

0-10V

30mA 12V

2A 240V

OUTPUT1

4-20mA

0-10V

30mA 12V

2A 240V

OUTPUT2

4-20mA

0-10V

30mA 12V

2A 240V

OUTPUT2

CT/SB SG

RS-485

A-output

SB A-output

−

A-output

∗1

SG SD RD

+−

SPECIFICATION TERMINAL

RS-232C

RS-485

∗11

SG SD RD

+−

SPECIFICATION TERMINAL

RS-232C

RS-485

−

100-240VAC~

50/60Hz 15VA

4-20mA

0-10V

30mA 12V

2A 240V

OUTPUT1

4-20mA

0-10V

30mA 12V

2A 240V

OUTPUT2

−

24VDC 8W

/24AVC~

50/60Hz 9VA

∗1

SR91

SR92

SR93 & SR94

3-6. Terminal Arrangement Table

Name of terminal Description/Code Terminal No.

SR91 SR92 SR93 •94

Power supply 100-240V AC/24V AC: L, 24V DC: +

100-240V AC/24V AC: N, 24V DC: −6

11-12

17-18

1-2

5-6

3-4

Protective conductor

Input

Control output 1

Control output 2

(option)

R.T.D.: A, thermocouple/voltage/current: +

R.T.D.: B, thermocouple/voltage/current: −

R.T.D.: B

Event output

(option)

Contact: NO, SSR drive voltage/Voltage/Current: +

Contact: NO, SSR drive voltage/Voltage/Current: −

Contact: NO, SSR drive voltage/Voltage/Current: +

Contact: NO, SSR drive voltage/Voltage/Current: −

Heater break (option)

Analog output

(option)

Communication

(option)

Set value bias (option)

COM

EV1

EV2

RS-232C: SD, RS-485: +

RS-232C: RD, RS-485: −

RS-485: +

RS-485: −

−

CT input

NOTE:

With thermocouple/voltage/

current input, shorting across B

and B terminal will cause an

error.

NOTE:

The optional functions of the

SR90 are subject to the following

conditions:

SR91:

Only one of control output 2,

heater break alarm, analog

output, communication and set

value bias is selectable.

SR92:

Communication and set value

bias are not selectable

simultaneously.

SR93/94:

Communication and analog

output, or communication and set

value bias are not selectable

simultaneously.

Simultaneous selection of analog

output and set value bias is

possible, though.

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4. Names and Functions of Parts on Front Panel

OUT1 OUT2 EV1 EV2 AT MAN SB/COM

ENT

SR91

SV ˚C

4Operating keys

Measured value (PV) display

Target set value (SV) display

Action display lamps

(1) Present measured value (PV) is displayed on the screen group 0, basic screen and output display

screens (OUT1 and OUT2). (red)

(2) Type of parameter is shown on each parameter screen.

(1) Target set value (SV) is displayed on the basic screen of the screen group 0. (green)

(2) Present output value is displayed by % on control output monitor screens (OUT1, OUT2) of the

screen group 0.

(3) Selected item and set value are displayed on each parameter screen.

(1) Control output indicators: OUT1 and OUT2 (option) (green)

•OUT1 lights when output turns ON and goes out when it turns OFF during contact or SSR drive

voltage output.

•The brightness changes in proportion to output increase/decrease during current or voltage output.

•OUT2 functions only if the option is added.

(2) Event output indicators: EV1/EV2 (option) (orange)

•Light when assigned events (including heater break/loop alarm) turn ON if event option is added.

(3) Auto tuning action indicator: AT (green)

•Flashes when ON is selected by key on the AT action selection screen and AT is executed

by key, and goes out when AT terminates automatically or is released.

(4) Manual control output action indicator: MAN (green)

•Flashes when manual control output is selected on control output display screens (OUT1, OUT2);

remains unlit during automatic control output.

(5) Set value bias/communication indicator: SB/COM (option) (green)

•Lights when optional set value bias function is added and at the time of shorting across SB terminal

(set value bias in action).

•Lights when optional communication function is added and COM mode is selected. Goes out

when Local is selected for communication mode.

(1) (parameter) key

•Pressing this key on any screen of the screen group 0 and the screen group 1 calls the next screen

onto display.

•When pressed continuously for 3 seconds, this key functions to move between the basic screen of

screen group 0 and the initial screen of screen group 1.

•Pressing this key simultaneously with key in the screen group 1 calls the preceding screen

onto display.

(2) (down) key

•When pressed on a parameter screen, the decimal point of the rightmost digit flashes and the set

data decreases or moves backward.

(3) (up) key

•When pressed on a parameter screen, the decimal point of the rightmost digit flashes and the set

data increases or moves forward.

(4) (entry/registration) key

•Used to register a set data changed by means of or key on a parameter screen.

•Pressing this key simultaneously with key on a screen of the screen group 1 calls the

preceding screen onto display.

•When pressed continuously for 3 seconds on the control output screens (OUT1, OUT2), this key

functions to switch between automatic output and manual output.

FunctionName

ENT

Measured value (PV) display:

Target set value (SV) display:

Action display lamps:

Operating keys:

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5. Explanation of Screens and Setting

5-1. Parameter Flow

(Outline of Parameter Flow displayed below. Set parameter according to the explanation of each setting screen)

NOTE: Four kinds of frame lines signify the following:

Screens regularly shown

by key operation and

other means

Screens shown when

appropriate options are

added or selected

Screens which may or may not be shown

depending on control action modes (PID

action or ON/OFF action)

Screens for monitoring (without automatic

return after 3 minutes)

0-0 1-0

1-1

1-2

1-3

1-4

1-5

1-6

1-7

1-8

1-9

1-10

1-11

1-12

1-13

1-14

1-15

1-16

1-17

1-18

1-19

1-20

1-21

1-22

1-23

1-24

1-25

1-26

1-27

1-28

1-29

1-30

1-31

1-32

1-33

1-34

1-35

1-36

1-37

1-38

1-39

1-40

1-41

1-42

1-43

1-44

1-45

1-46

1-47

1-48

1-49

1-50

1-51

1-52

0-1

0-2

0-3

0-4

0-5

0-6

Screen Group 0

Basic screen

Output monitoring OUT1

Output monitoring OUT2

AT action

Event 1 action

Event 2 action

Set value bias

0-0 To basic screen

Screen Group 1

Initial screen

Heater break/loop alarm action setting

Heater break/loop alarm standby setting

Heater break alarm value setting

Heater loop alarm value setting

Analog output type setting

Analog output scaling lower limit

Analog output scaling higher limit

Communication mode setting

Communication address setting

Communication data format setting

Start character setting

BCC operation type setting

Communication speed setting

Communication delay time setting

Communication memory mode setting

Control output characteristic setting

Soft start time setting

SV limiter lower limit value setting

SV limiter higher limit value setting

PV bias value setting

PV filter time setting

Measuring range code setting

Temperature unit setting

Input scaling lower limit value setting

Input scaling higher limit value setting

Input scaling decimal point position

Keylock setting

Output 1 proportional band setting

Output 1 hysteresis setting

Output 1 integral time setting

Output 1 derivative time setting

Output 1 manual reset

Output 1 target value function setting

Output 1 lower limit output limiter setting

Output 1 higher limit output limiter setting

Output 1 proportional cycle time setting

Output 2 proportional band setting

Output 2 hysteresis setting

Output 2 integral time setting

Output 2 derivative time setting

Output dead band setting

Output 2 target value function setting

Output 2 lower limit output limiter setting

Output 2 higher limit output limiter setting

Output 2 proportional cycle time setting

Event 1 type setting

Event 1 hysteresis setting

Event 1 standby action setting

Event 2 type setting

Event 2 hysteresis setting

Event 2 standby action setting

Heater current monitoring

To 1-27 screen From 1-27 screen

About 3 seconds

To 1-0 screen From 1-0 screen

Note 1: When the key is pressed on

any screen of the screen group 0,

the next screen appears.

Note 2: When the key is pressed on

any screen of the screen group 1,

the next screen appears. To return

to the preceding screen, press the

key while pressing the

key.

Note 3: Moving between the two screen

groups: Pressing the key

continuously for 3 seconds on the

0-0 basic screen of the screen

group 0 calls the 1-0 initial screen

of the screen group 1 onto display

and vice versa.

ENT

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5-2. Display upon Power-ON

When power is applied, initial screens upon power-ON are displayed successively, each for about 1 second. Then the basic screen is

displayed.

Name of series ( )

Input type ( : Thermocouple, : R.T.D., : Voltage (mV), : Voltage (V), : Current (mA))

Indicates control output 1.

OUT1 output type ( : Contact, : SSR drive voltage, : Voltage, : Current)

Indicates control output 2.

OUT2 output type ( , , , )

Lower limit value of selected measuring range

Higher limit value of selected measuring range

Basic screen. The starting screen of the screen group 0

Measured value (PV),

Target set value (SV)

The 0-0 basic screen is followed by screens on which various

functions are set by means of operating keys.

For the screen sequence, refer to "Parameter Flow" in the preceding page.

, , ,

0-0

(3) How to change screen in screen group 1

Starting from the 1-0 initial screen of the screen group 1, every time the key is pressed, the next screen appears and the

1-0 initial screen returns when it is pressed on the last screen. By pressing the key while pressing the key in the

screen group 1, you can go back to the preceding screen. When the key is pressed while the key is being pressed

on the 1-0 initial screen, the last screen of this group, i.e., the 1-52 input scaling decimal point position setting screen appears

on the display.

5-3. How to Change Screens

Screen group 0 (the group of screens for setting primarily by the end user)

Screen group 1 (the group of screens for setting primarily by the manufacturer and equipment manufacturers)

(1) How to change screens in screen group 0

Every time the PARA key is pressed, the screen moves to the next and the 0-0 basic screen returns when it is pressed on the last

screen.

0-0 Basic screen 0-1 OUT1 output monitor screen 0-6 Set value bias setting screen

1-0 Initial screen 1-1 Keylock setting screen 1-52 Input scaling

decimal point position setting screen

(2) How to change screen group 0 to/from screen group 1

Pressing the key continuously for 3 seconds on the basic screen of the screen group 0 calls the 1-0 initial screen of the

screen group 1 onto display. Also by pressing the key continuously on the 1-0 initial screen of screen group 1 calls the

basic screen of screen group 0.

Key

Screen group 0 Screen group 1

0-0 basic screen 1-0 initial screen

3 seconds

ENT

1-0 Initial screen 1-1 Keylock setting screen 1-52 Input scaling

decimal point position setting screen

ENT

(4) How to change set values (data)

To change data on a screen which is called by pressing the key, use the or key, and register the changed

data by pressing the key.

ENT

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