Shimaden SRS0 Series Bedienungsanleitung

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Request

The instruction manual should be kept in a handy place where the end user can refer to it when necessary.

Preface

This instruction manual (detailed version) was written for those who perform wiring, installation, operation, and routine

maintenance for the SRS0 (SRS1/SRS3/SRS4/SRS5) Series.

This manual contains a description of the operating method, functions, wiring, mounting method, and precautions

when handling the SRS0 (SRS1/SRS3/SRS4/SRS5) Series (hereinafter referred to as the SRS0 Series unless a separate

description is required). You should, therefore, keep it handy to refer to it when operating and handling the device.

Be sure to observe all precautions and adhere to the procedures provided herein.

MSRS0-E01-A

Oct. 2018

SRS0 Series

(SRS1/SRS3/SRS4/SRS5)

Digital Controller

Instruction Manual (Detailed Version)

Thank you for purchasing a Shimaden product. After making sure the product fits the desired

description, you should carefully read the instruction manual and get a good understanding of

the contents before attempting to operate the device.

Contents

Request ................................................................ 1

Preface.................................................................. 1

1. Safety rules ...................................................... 3

2. Introduction...................................................... 4

2-1. Preliminary check ................................................. 4

(1) Model code check................................................................ 4

(2) Accessories check...............................................................4

2-2. Notes on use ........................................................ 4

3. Installation and wiring..................................... 4

3-1. Installation site (environmental conditions) .......... 4

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

3-3. External dimensions and panel cutout ................. 5

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

3-5. Terminal layout..................................................... 6

3-6. Terminal arrangement table ................................. 6

3-7. Operation preparations......................................... 7

4. Names and functions of parts on front panel 8

5. Parameter diagram and setting ...................... 9

5-1. Parameter diagram............................................... 9

5-2. Display when power is applied ........................... 10

5-3. Switching screens .............................................. 10

(1) Switching screens within screen group 0 ..........................10

(2) Switching between screen group 0 and screen group 1....10

(3) Switching screens within screen group 1 ..........................10

(4) Switching to screen group 2 .............................................. 10

(5) Switching screens within screen group 2 ..........................11

(6) Switching to screen group 3 .............................................. 11

(7) Switching screens within screen group 3 ..........................11

(8) Switching to screen group 4 .............................................. 11

(9) Switching screens within screen group 4 ..........................11

(10) Switching to screen group 5 ............................................ 11

(11) Switching screens within screen group 5 ........................11

(12) Set data modification .......................................................12

5-4. Auto return function ............................................ 12

5-5. Screen group 0 setting ....................................... 12

(1) Setting target set values (SV)............................................12

(2) Manual setting of control output ........................................12

(3) Auto tuning (AT) ................................................................13

(4) Reset (RST)/run (RUN) .....................................................13

(5) Event setting......................................................................14

(6) Multi SV (target set values) ...............................................14

6. Screen explanation and setting items ......... 15

7. Measuring range codes................................. 21

8. Explanation of functions ............................... 22

8-1. Events .................................................................22

(1) Alarm action....................................................................... 22

(2) Event standby action selection .......................................... 22

(3) Event selection alarm action diagrams.............................. 22

(4) Control output inverted output ........................................... 23

(5) Event status output action ................................................. 23

8-2. P.I.D. ...................................................................23

(1) P (proportional action) ....................................................... 23

(2) I (integral time)................................................................... 23

(3) D (derivative time) .............................................................23

(4) MR (manual reset)............................................................. 23

(5) SF (target value function) .................................................. 23

8-3. Control output......................................................24

(1) Lower limit and higher limit limiter setting..........................24

(2) Proportional cycle .............................................................. 24

(3) Control output characteristics ............................................ 24

(4) Two-position action............................................................ 24

8-4. External control input (DI)....................................25

(1) Controller action execution (RUN1)...................................25

(2) Controller action execution (RUN2)...................................25

(3) Manual output (MAN) ........................................................25

(4) Auto tuning execution (AT) ................................................ 25

(5) SV selection (SV) .............................................................. 25

(6) Output characteristic (ACT) ............................................... 25

(7) Program (PROG) ............................................................... 25

(8) Hold signal (HLD) .............................................................. 25

(9) Advance (ADV)..................................................................25

(10) Total unlatching (L_RS)...................................................25

8-5. Change in position of decimal point ....................26

(1) Change in position of decimal point for linear input........... 26

(2) Change in position of decimal point of TC/RTD range ...... 26

8-6. Start SV...............................................................26

(1) When start SV function is invalid....................................... 26

(2) When start SV function is valid..........................................26

(3) When start SV function is valid and start step is skipped.. 26

8-7. Guarantee soak (GUA)........................................27

(1) When OFF ......................................................................... 27

(2) When guarantee soak zone is set ..................................... 27

9. Causes and remedy of trouble and errors... 28

9-1. Causes and remedy of trouble ............................28

9-2. Causes and remedy of errors..............................28

(1) Abnormal measured input .................................................28

10. Parameter setting record ............................ 29

11. Specifications .............................................. 31

1. Safety rules

Safety rules, precautions concerning equipment damage, additional instructions and notes are written based on

the following headings.

·WARNING: Matters that could result in injury or death if instructions are not followed.

·CAUTION: Matters that could result in equipment damage if instructions are not followed.

Note: Additional instructions or notes.

WARNING

The SRS0 Series digital controllers are control instruments designed for industrial use to control temperature,

humidity and other physical values.

You should either take appropriate safety measures or avoid using for control that could have a serious effect on

human life.

The manufacturer shall not be liable for an accident that results if used without taking appropriate safety measures.

ƔThe digital controller should be used so the terminal elements in the control box, etc., are not touched by humans.

ƔDo not remove the controller from its case, or insert your fingers or electric conductors inside the case.

Doing so could result in electric shock accident involving death or serious injury.

ƔBe sure to turn off power while performing wiring. Failure to do so could result in electric shock.

ƔAfter wiring, do not touch terminal elements or other charged parts while they are conducting electricity.

Failure to do so could result in electric shock.

CAUTION

If there is danger of damage to any peripheral device or equipment due to failure of the controller,

you should take appropriate safety measures such as mounting a fuse or overheating prevention device.

The manufacturer shall not be liable for an accident that results if used without taking appropriate safety measures.

ƔController labels and alert mark ·

Alert marks ·are printed on the terminal label of the case. You could be shocked if you touch charged parts.

The alert marks are provided to call your attention to this.

ƔProvide a switch or breaker as a means of cutting off power for external power circuit connected to the power

terminal of the controller. Mount a switch or breaker near the controller where the operator can get to it easily and

label it as an electrical breaker for the controller. Use a switch or breaker that conforms to requirements of

IEC60947.

ƔFuses

The controller does not have a built-in fuse. Be sure to mount a fuse on the power circuit connected to

the power terminal.

Provide a fuse between the switch or breaker and the controller. Mount on the L side of the power terminal.

Fuse rating/characteristics: 250 V AC, 0.5 A/medium time-lagged type or time-lagged type

Use a fuse that conforms to requirements of IEC60127.

ƔVoltage/current of load connected to the output terminal and EV terminal should be within the rating.

Using voltage/current that exceeds the rating could shorten the life of the controller by raising the temperature, and

could result in equipment failure. For rating, see “11. Specifications.”

Connect equipment that conforms to requirements for IEC61010 to the output terminal.

ƔDo not apply voltage/current other than rated input to the input terminal. Doing so could shorten product life and

lead to equipment failure. For rating, see “11. Specifications.”

If the input is voltage or current, connect equipment that conforms to IEC61010 to the input terminal.

There are draft holes in the controller for heat to escape from. Do not allow foreign matter such as metal to get into

the holes. Doing so could result in equipment failure or fire.

ƔDo not allow the draft holes to become clogged with dust, etc.

Doing so could shorten the life of the product due to temperature rise or insulation deterioration, and could result in

equipment failure or fire. For space between instruments, see “3-3. External dimensions and panel cutout.”

ƔRepeating endurance tests such as dielectric strength, noise resistance and surge resistance could negatively

affect the controller.

ƔThe user should absolutely not modify or use the controller other than the way it was intended.

ƔIt takes 30 minutes to display the correct temperature after applying power to the digital controller.

(Therefore, turn the power on more than 30 minutes prior to the operation.)

2. Introduction

2-1. Preliminary check

The controller has undergone sufficient quality control inspections, but you should check the specification code/appearance

and make sure you have all the accessories to make sure nothing is missing or damaged.

Compare the specification code on the case with the following to make sure it is the product you ordered.

(1) Model code check

Item Code Specification

1. Series SRS1- 48 × 48 DIN size digital controller

SRS3- 96 × 96 DIN size digital controlle

SRS4- 96 × 48 DIN size digital controlle

SRS5- 48 × 96 DIN size digital controlle

2. Control output Y- Contact 240 V AC 2.5 A

P- SSR drive voltage 12 V DC 20 mA

I- Current 4

–

20 mA max. 600ȍ

V- Voltage 0

–

10 V max. 2 mA

3. Program N None

P 1 pattern 10 steps

4. Event 1 2 points 240 V AC 1.0 A Common

5. Remark 0 Without

9 With

(2) Accessories check

Instruction manual (A3 size paper × 2): 1 copy

Unit seals: 1 sheet

Note: In the event you want to inquire about a product defect, missing accessory or other matter, please contact your

nearest Shimaden agent.

2-2. Notes on use

Do not press front panel keys with a hard or pointed object. Press lightly with your fingertips.

To clean, wipe lightly with a dry cloth. Do not use solvents such as thinner.

3. Installation and wiring

3-1. Installation site (environmental conditions)

CAUTION

Environmental conditions for operations

The controller is designed to be used under the

following conditions. Observe the following

environmental conditions when using:

1) Must be used indoors

2) Max. elevation: 2000 m

3) Ambient temperature: -10–50°C

4) Ambient humidity: Max. 90%RH, no dew

condensation

5) Transient over voltage category: II

6) Pollution class: 2 (IEC 60664)

Do not use the controller in the following locations.

Doing so could lead to equipment failure, damage or fire.

ƔPlaces exposed to flammable or corrosive gases, oil mist, or

excessive dust that could cause insulation to deteriorate.

ƔPlaces subject to vibration or impact

ƔPlaces near strong electric circuit or places subject to

inductive interference

ƔPlaces exposed to water dripping or direct sunlight

ƔPlaces where the controller is struck directly by air from

heater or air conditioner

3-2. Mounting

CAUTION

In order to maintain safety and function, do not remove the case from the controller.

If the case of the controller has to be removed for replacement/repair, contact your nearest Shimaden agent.

1) Cut a hole for mounting the controller in the panel by referring to “3.3. External dimensions and panel cutout.”

2) The panel thickness should be 1.0–3.5 mm.

3) The controller is provided with tabs for mounting. Insert as is from the front surface of the panel.

4) Controllers of the SRS0 Series are designed for mounting on the panel. Be sure to mount on the panel.

5) If mounted in series, provide ventilation so ambient temperature does not exceed 50°C due to temperature rise caused

by heat generation.

3-3. External dimensions and panel cutout

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Unit: mm

Min. 130

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92 +

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Unit: mm

Panel cutout

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Unit: mm

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3-4. Wiring

WARNING

ƔBe sure to turn off power before wiring. Failure to do so could result in electric shock.

ƔAfter wiring, do not touch terminal elements or other charged parts while conducting electricity.

Failure to do so could result in electric shock.

Take the following precautions when wiring:

1) Wire in accordance with the terminal layout of section 3-5 and the terminal arrangement table of section 3-6.

After wiring, check and make sure the wiring is correct.

2) Crimp-type terminals fit M3 screws. Use crimp-type terminals that are no wider than 6 mm.

3) For thermocouple input, use a compensating conductor that matches the type of thermocouple.

4) For RTD input, resistance for lead wires should be a maximum of 10ȍper wire.

All 3 wires should have the same resistance.

5) Input signal wires must not be accommodated with a strong electric circuit in the same conduit or duct.

6) Using shielded wiring (single point grounding) is effective for static induction noise.

7) Making input wiring short and twisting at regular intervals is effective for electromagnetic induction noise.

8) For power supply, use wiring or cable with sectional area of at least 1 mm² that offers the same performance as 600 V

vinyl insulated wiring.

9) Securely fasten the terminal element screw. Fastening torque: 0.5 N·m (5 kgf·cm)

10) 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 power

line terminals of the controller as short as possible.

3-5. Terminal layout

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Wire in accordance with the following terminal layout and terminal arrangement table.

SRS1 SRS3/SRS4/SRS5

3-6. Terminal arrangement table

Name of

terminal Description Terminal No.

Note 1: With thermocouple/voltage

input, shorting across B and B

terminal will cause an error.

SRS1 SRS3/4/5

Power supply 100

–

240 V AC

100–240 V AC

Input

RTD: A, thermocouple/voltage: +

RTD: B, thermocouple/voltage: -

RTD: b

Control

output 1

Contac

: NO, SS

drive voltage/voltage/curren

Contact: NO, SSR drive voltage/voltage/current: -

Event output

COM

EV1

EV2

External

control input/DI

COM

DI1

Recommended noise filter:

TDK RSEL-2003W

Noise filte

Make this wire short.

Controlle

100–240 V

50/60 Hz

IN OUT

100

–

240 V

Ground

3-7. Operation preparations

Before operating the controller, you should first check the wiring and carry out the following by screen group setting method.

There is however no need to change the settings that have been set at the factory or already been made by the manufacturer.

1. Wiring check

Make sure the wiring to the connection terminals is correct. Incorrect wiring could result in burnout.

2. Power ON

Turn on the operating power. The displays, etc., light when power is supplied to the controller.

3. Measuring range setting

Select code from Measuring Range Codes of “5-10. Measuring range codes setting screen” of 5 screen group and enter.

Select temperature unit of “5-11. Input unit setting screen” of 5 screen group and enter.

For mV input, set lower limit value, higher limit value and position of decimal point of display contents for input signal.

(You should also select by 5-12, 5-13, 5-14, 5-15, and 5-16 screens by code.)

4. Control mode (PID) setting

For ON-OFF (2 position) action, select OFF by “2-1. Output PID1 proportional band setting screen” of 2 screen group

and enter. Sets hysteresis by “2-2. Output PID1 hysteresis setting screen.” If using auto tuning (AT) with other than

ON-OFF hysteresis, this setting operation is not required.

5. Control output characteristics setting

Select RA (for heating) or DA (for cooling) according to output specification (heating/cooling) on “5-3. Output

characteristics setting screen” of 5 screen group and enter.

6. Event type setting

Select types of event on “4-1 and 4-7 Event 1/2 type setting screen” of 4 screen group and enter.

7. Precaution concerning initialization by data modification

Modifying measuring range code or type of event initializes related setting values (data). The data must therefore be set

again.

4. Names and functions of parts on front panel

1) Measured value (PV) display

2) Target set value (SV) display

3) Action display

4) Operating keys

Name Function

1) Measured value (PV) display 1. Measured value display LED (red)

ƔDisplays current measured value (PV) on basic screen (screen 0-0).

ƔDisplays type of parameter on each respective parameter display screen.

2) Target set value (SV) display 2. Target value display LED (green)

ƔDisplays current target set value (SV) on basic screen (screen 0-0).

ƔDisplays setting values on each respective parameter setting screen.

3) Action display

Displays status of controller.

ƔRUN: Action display LED (green)

Off: Control halt status (standby or reset)

On: Running by fixed value control status (FIX)

Flashing: Running by program control status (RUN)

ƔOUT: Control output (green)

For output by contact or SSR drive voltage:

Off: Output is OFF.

On: Output is ON.

For voltage/current output:

Off when output is 0% and On when output is 100%.

In other cases, flashes at intervals of 0.5 seconds (multiples of 0.5 sec.).

ƔAT: Auto tuning LED (green)

Off: Auto tuning not executed

On: Auto tuning standby

Flashing: Auto tuning being executed

ƔMAN: Manual control LED (green)

Off: Automatic control operating status

Flashing: Manual control operating status

ƔEV1: Event output 1 (orange)

ƔEV2: Event output 2 (orange)

Off: Event output is OFF.

On: Event output is ON.

4) Operating keys

Ɣ: Parameter key

Displays the next screen in various screen groups.

Ɣ: Down key

Decrements setting values.

Ɣ: Up key

Increments setting values.

Ɣ: Enter key

Enters setting values.

Displays various screen groups if no SV values are being modified on

the basic screen.

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5. Parameter diagram and setting

5-1. Parameter diagram

The overview of the parameter diagram is as follows. The windows of the various screens are divided as follows.

The number at the top left of the window is the screen No.

Screen to be shown or hidden according to the setting

Screen displayed when concerned optional item is added

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3-8 Ğģ䠇Ğ

3-9 Ğ ģ䠇Ğ

3-10 Ğģ䠇Ğ

3-36

Ğ ģ䠇Ğ

3-37

Ğģ䠇Ğ

¦ih

¦ih

h²hh

¦ih



Step10

SV value

Step 10 time

Step 10

PID No.



3-35

Ģ䠇Ğ

3-0 Initial screen

ģ䠇Ğ

1-8

¦



i

Ramp ratio

3-1

qqq

j

Pattern EV2

level value

3-7 Ğģ䠇Ğ

jhhh

i

Pattern EV1

level value

3-6 Ğ ģ䠇Ğ

|





Guarantee

soak zone

3-5 Ğģ䠇Ğ





¦

Start mode

3-4 Ğģ䠇Ğ





Number of

pattern executions

3-3 Ğ ģ䠇Ğ





~i¦

EV1 latching

4-6 Ğģ䠇Ğ





~i

EV1

delay time

4-5 Ğģ䠇Ğ





~i¦|

EV1 output

characteristics

4-4 Ğģ䠇Ğ

~j¦





EV2 latching

4-12 Ğģ䠇Ğ





~j¦|

4-10 Ğģ䠇Ğ





~j

4-11 Ğģ䠇Ğ

Screen always displayed by key

Program hold

execution setting

Program advance

execution setting

FIX event 1

(EV1 setting)

FIX event 2

(EV2 setting)

AT action control

Latching release

EV2 output

characteristics

EV2

delay time

5-0 Initial screen

Note 1: All screens of the 0 screen group switch to next

screen when the Ğ㻌key is pressed.

Note 2: All screens of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 screen groups switch

to next screen when the Ğkey is pressed and return

immediately to the preceding screen when the ģ㻌+㻌Ğ

keys are pressed. However, press the Ģ㻌+Ğ㻌keys for

switching from the initial screen to the final screen within the

current screen group.

Note 3: For switching among 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 screen

groups, press the ģ㻌key on each initial screen to switch to

the initial screen of the next screen group.

5-0



5-2. Display when power is applied

When power is applied, the initial screen displays each screen for about 1 sec. and switches to the basic screen of screen

group 0 as shown in the following figure.

Series name (i,k,l,m)

Input type (:thermocouple, :RTD, :Voltage [mV])

Indicates control output

OUT output type (: Contact, : SSR drive voltage, : Voltage, : Current)

Lower limit value of selected measuring range

Higher limit value of selected measuring range

0-0 basic screen, 0 screen group from here

Measured value (PV): Switches to screen for setting various functions by operation key from “0-0 Basic screen.”

Target set value (SV): For screen sequence, see parameter diagram on previous page.

5-3. Switching screens

Screen group 0: Screen group primarily set by end users

Screen group 1: Target set value setting screen group (multi SV)

Screen group 2: Screen group that sets PID constant

Screen group 3: Displayed if equipped with programming function (optional)

Screen group 4: Screen group that sets event and DI functions

Screen group 5: Initial setting screen group

(1) Switching screens within screen group 0

Each time the Åkey is pressed the screen display switches to the next screen.

If pressed when the last screen is displayed, returns to the “0-0 Basic screen.”

0-0 Basic screen 0-1 Standby setting 0-2 Monitoring output 0-13 Latching release

 Å ÅÅ Å



(2) Switching between screen group 0 and screen group 1

Pressing the ģkey on the basic screen of screen group 0 switches to “1-0 FIX initial screen” of screen group 1.

0screengroup 1screengroup

0-0Basicscreen 1-0FIXinitialscreen



 ģkey



(3) Switching screens within screen group 1

Each time the Åkey is pressed on the “1-0 FIX initial screen” in screen group 1, the screen display switches to the next

screen. If pressed when the last screen is displayed, returns to the “1-0 FIX initial screen.”

With screen group 1, each time the ģ+Åkeys (Ģ+Åkeys only on the initial screen) are pressed, the screen is

switched in the reverse direction.

1-0FIXinitialscreen 1-1FIXON/OFF 1-8Rampratioscreen

Å  ÅÅ

  ģ+Å ģ+Å ģ+Å

Ģ+ÅÅ

(4) Switching to screen group 2

Pressing the ģkey on the “1-0 FIX initial screen” switches to the “2-0 PID initial screen” of screen group 2.

0 screen group 1screengroup 2 screen group

0-0Basicscreen 1-0FIXinitialscreen 2-0 PID initial screen

 ģ  ģ



~

jm

h

jm

©mrh

jm

h

jm





~



~

jm

h

i







h

ikoh

jm

h





¦

i



~

(Displayed when event latching function is enabled.)

|

i

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