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Operating Manual

Universal Temperature Controller 230 V AC

Article Number:

979429.02

NOTE

Please read this Operating Manual carefully before first using the device and strictly adhere

to the instructions!

This device may only be worked with and worked on by persons who are familiar with this

Operating Manual and the current regulations for industrial safety and accident prevention.

Always keep the “Original Operating Manual“ at the device!

The manual has to be available anytime!

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Table of Contents

Page

EC Declaration of Conformity 3

1Introduction 4

1.1 Target Group of this Manual 4

1.2 List of Signs and Symbols 4

2Safety 4

2.1 General Information 4

2.2 Dangers from Residual Energy 4

2.3 Safety Advice 4

2.4 Warranty 5

2.5 Correct Use 5

2.6 Incorrect Use 5

3Description of Function 6

3.1 Purpose of the Device 6

3.2 Technical Data 6

4Initial Start-Up 7

4.1 Mounting and Installation 7

4.2 Operating and Display Elements 7

4.3 Interfaces 8

4.4 Wiring Diagram 8

4.5 Configuration of Sensors and Outlets 9

5Adjusting the Device 9

5.1 Operating the Menu 10

5.2 Changing the Set Temperature 10

6Parameter Tables 11

6.1 Basic Settings 11

6.2 P.I.D. Programming 12

6.3 Function "Automatic Self-Adjustment" (Autotuning) 12

7Operation 13

7.1 General Information 13

8Maintenance and Disposal 13

8.1 General Information 13

8.2 Disposal 13

9Troubleshooting 13

9.1 General Information 13

9.2 Error Codes 13

9.3 Customer Service / Support 13

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EC Declaration of Conformity

in accordance with the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC of May 17th, 2006, Annex II A

We herewith declare that the design and construction of the machine marketed by us as described

below corresponds with the safety requirements of the EC Directive 2006/42/EC. If the machine is

modified without our consent, this declaration loses its validity.

Manufacturer Walther Systemtechnik GmbH

Hockenheimer Straße 3

D- 76726 Germersheim

Description

Universal Temperature Controller, Article Number 979429.02

We declare that the product is in accordance with the following relevant regulations:

EMC- Directive 2014/30/EU, dated 26. February 2014

The following harmonized European Standards have been applied:

DIN EN ISO 12100 Safety of machinery; basic concepts, general

principles for design –Risk Assessment and Risk

Reduction (ISO 12100:2000)

Other applied technical standards and specifications:

Authorized Representative for Technical Documentations:

Stefan Hirl, Hockenheimer Straße 3, D- 76726 Germersheim

Germersheim, 19 April 2016

(Place, Date) (Stefan Hirl, Management)

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1 Introduction

1.1 Target Group of this Manual

Operating Personnel

Maintenance Personnel

1.2 List of Signs and Symbols

This operating manual warns users of operations which may put their health at risk. The warnings are

indicated by combinations of text and symbols as follows:

WARNING

Signals a possible dangerous situation.

Death or severe injuries can follow, if you do not avoid this situation.

CAUTION

Signals a possible dangerous situation.

Slight or minor injuries can follow, if you do not avoid this situation. This sign is also

used where damage to property is possible.

IMPORTANT

Indicates tips for usage and other particularly useful information.

No dangerous situation.

2 Safety

2.1 General Information

The construction of this device is according to the latest technology and is absolutely reliable. The individual

components as well as the complete device are continuously checked by our quality management.

2.2 Dangers from Residual Energy

Please instruct the operating personnel on the respective measures to be taken against the occurrence of

mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electric / electronic residual energies.

2.3 Safety Advice

OBSERVE

Please observe the following safety advice in order to avoid dangerous situations!

Assemble the controller in a certified device before connecting it! Depending on the individual

assembly situation, an additional touch guard for the terminal contacts may be required according to

rules and regulations.

Establish an individual hazard analysis for the integration of the controller into existing processes. If

necessary, install respective safety equipment in a workmanlike manner.

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Do not operate the device in an explosive surrounding or close to flammable liquids or gases.

Keep in mind that an unqualified operation with power and current can cause pain, or severe health

damages or even death.

This operating manual requires a technical qualification for operating and working with electrical

equipment. Contact your local certified electrician if you do not have this special qualification!

2.4 Warranty

According to the conditions laid down by the German Engineering Federation (VDMA), Walther Systemtech-

nik GmbH has a guarantee of 12 months under normal European operating conditions on its own parts

(spare parts are excluded); or according to the conditions of the manufacturer.

This guarantee can only be granted by Walther Systemtechnik GmbH, if:

the user has thorough knowledge of the content of this operating manual;

the user follows the instructions and notes contained in this operating manual;

the user does not rebuild or make changes on parts of the device without prior consent of WST Sys-

temtechnik GmbH.

2.5 Correct Use

WARNING

The controller is intended exclusively for the control of uncritical consumers. Outside

operation is only permissible in suitable housing with at least IP44 protective cover of

the front side. The control unit must be protected from condensation.

2.6 Incorrect Use

Operating the device with insufficient knowledge about the operation, maintenance and care of the

device.

Making changes, extensions or alterations on the device that may hamper its safety without the prior

consent of Walther Systemtechnik GmbH.

Operating the device with defective safety installations or not properly attached or malfunctioning

safety devices.

Handling the device while energized.

The use of the control unit for controlling consumers which might endanger persons,

animals, machines or other devices when the control unit or the consumer are

damaged, is not permissible, or requires safety-relevant facilities (e.g. safety thermostat

or emergency OFF devices).

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3 Description of Function

3.1 Purpose of the Device

The 979429.02 Temperature Controller is a high-precision tool for either simple ON/OFF two-position

control and three-position control (difference temperature between two temperature values) or

optionally with performance approximation via P.I.D. operating mode.

With freely programmable hysteresis in ON/OFF mode.

The model type 979429.02 was designed for heating and cooling operation in a control range between

-199 … 2.300°C. The measuring range is determined by the employed sensor type.

Simple operation and parameterization as well as useful additional functions such as recognition of sensor

damage with automatic power cut-off, alarm output, 3 completely free configurable switching outlets etc. offer

the necessary flexibility for industrial use. Due to the freely programmable hysteresis overlaps with rising or

falling edges, additional possibilities for use as temperature limiter or as unilateral edge-controlled switching

conditions arise for two-position or three-position operation.

3.2 Technical Data

General Data

Dimensions (WxHxD)

ca. 48x48x83mm

Cut-out

45x45mm

Display Range

-199°C bis +2250°C

Display Height

Ca. 10mm

Resolution

0.1°C (PT100) resp. 1°C

Max. Outlet Load [°C]

Ca. 1A (Ohm load)

Max Switching Load [V AC]

230 V AC

Ambient Temperature [°C]

Max. 45°C

Ambient Air Humidity [%]

Max. 85% rel. humidity in aggressive surrounding

Standby Power Consumption [W]

< 3W

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4 Initial Start-Up

4.1 Mounting and Installation

Perform the installation as described below:

Mount the control unit into a suitable housing.

Connect the temperature sensor.

Connect the consumers / relays to the described clamps.

(see p.9/5.3 )

Connect the control voltage as described (check voltage beforehand)!

(see p.9/5.3 )

Parameterize the control unit according to your requirements.

(see pages 10-14)

4.2 Operating and Display Elements

1. LED "J1-Relais Indicator AL1" (device is heating)

LED "J2-Relais Indicator AL2" (device is heating)

2. Arrow key "UP"

Arrow key "DOWN"

Arrow key "change number and Function

Autotuning"

Set button "select and confirm"

3. LED shows " Load on"

(a signal is sent to the SPS)

Blinking display = "Autotuning on"

4. Display "4-digit display"

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4.3 Interfaces

General Information:

Model 979429.02 is intended for resistance sensors Pt100; furthermore for thermo elements of type T, R, J,

B, S, K, E and Wre-Wre25. For use with platinum sensors (PT100) the degree display is within 1/10 degree

of accuracy. For use with thermo elements the measuring display has an accuracy of the measuring

temperatures in the four-digit range (max. 2300 degrees).

The 979429.02 possesses a reduction switch necessary for the connection of PT100 sensors in three wire

connection for compensating the cable resistance. Cable lengths of up to 50 meters measuring lead can be

realized without intermediate transmitter (min. 3x0.22mm²).

Inlets:

Control Voltage:

The supply voltage for the controller is 230V AC 50Hz (see also connection diagram).

4.4 Wiring Diagram

Warning

Working with electricity can be very dangerous! Imitating the illustrated examples can

cause accidents and must be performed by qualified experts only!

Check whether the voltage information on the control corresponds with these

instructions!

(No warranty with wrong connection!)

Hysteresis:

Temperature value or time value necessary only in the ON/OFF operating mode, which

passes by between the automatic switch-off when the set value is reached and the

automatic restart. This value can basically be indicated in degrees C or as time value. The

hysteresis is necessary in order to avoid the so-called “flickering” of the relay, when the

temperature value reaches the set value.

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4.5 Configuration of Sensors and Outlets

Thermo elements:

Clamp 8 = empty

Clamp 9 = plus

Clamp 10 = minus

Resistance sensor (PT100)

3-wire: Clamp 8 = white

Clamp 9 = red

Clamp 10 = red

2-wire: Clamp 8 = white

Clamp 9 = red

SSR outlet:

Clamp 6 = (+)

Clamp 7 = (-)

Relays outlet (J1)

Clamp 3,4,5 (potential-free alternating contact)

Relays outlet (J2)

Clamp 13,14 (potential-free maker)

5 Adjusting the Device

Menü

Auswahl

Beschreibung der Auswahl

Werks-

einstell.

Measuring range

Required value Temperature (fast access also via )

80.0°

Measuring range

Turn-on value Temperature Relays J1

80.0°

Measuring range

Turn-off value Temperature Relays J1

80.0°

Measuring range

Turn-on value Temperature Relays J2

80.0°

Measuring range

Turn-off value Temperature Relays J2

90.0°

After selecting confirm your menu settings by pushing SET

You will then automatically return to the menu selection or to the control mode.

Note: in cooling operations (menu “rd”=1), AH1(2) is the turn-on value and AL1(2) is the turn-off value after turning on!

IMPORTANT

The color coding of the sensors is not standardized. Polarity with clamps 6, 7, 8 causes a

fault message or an unrealistic display value. This will not damage the controller. If the

sensors are exchanged, the correctly installed sensor can be calibrated during operation at

a random reference temperature (see page 5, menu PSb).

Make sure the sensor is suitable for the temperature range to be measured. PT 100

sensors with lower or higher measuring ranges can be connected to the device.

Push the "SET" button followed by code entry 0001 in order to gain access to these

parameters.

Use the below table for the setting of temperature values after you have entered the basic

settings according to the parameter table „Basic Settings“, page 13 correctly.

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5.1 Operating the Menu

Process

Result

For pre-selection of functional parameters, press

the "SET" button

Display PV shows

Enter the codes 0089, 0001 or 0036 by using the

"arrow buttons", then push "SET".

The display switches into the setting mode for a

functional entry (in this case to select the sensor)

and shows the menu entry

Select the menus as listed below by pressing the

"arrow buttons".

All menus will be shown in the display in

accordance with the figure to the left by pushing

the arrow buttons. You will be able to view all

available menus in this group.

After selecting the menu –in our example

(the active display flashes), confirm with "SET".

The display will now switch into the setting mode of

the selected menu (in this case the setting of the

sensor types to be connected). The upper display

(PV) will show the active menu; the lower display

(SV) will show the symbol for the sensor to be

selected (see table).

Select your value by using the "arrow buttons"

and confirm with "SET".

The display will switch back into the menu

selection.

For further settings repeat the steps starting with

number 4

5.2 Changing the Set Temperature

Press / hold the arrow buttons for changing the set temperature at the control outlet.

The value will be shown in the display.

The display will return to the operating mode after a few seconds.

Depending on the set operating mode (menu “Outy”) follow the setting options according to the

“Parameterization Table Basic Setting and Relay Outputs“ for setting additional outlets.

Gain access to the 3 different setting menus by entering the appropriate code (refer to the

description below).

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