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LYNX

System Instructions

TABLE 1: LYNX MODULE LED COLOR INDICATIONS

Color / Action Meaning Explanation

White (blinking) Locate - find me Activated by selecting the Locate button on the Operator Interface.

Red (solid)

Module

overheat

This is triggered whenever the Module internal temperature is above a threshold temperature of 80°C.The heater

output is disabled when this Alarm is active

Pink (blinking) Sensor fault

This is triggered whenever a Module’s Sensor Input field does not match the sensor connected to it, such as con-

figuring the Module to read RTD sensor input but connected to a harness that is using a Type-J Thermocouple.

This can also be triggered when a sensor fails or is not connected.

Red (blinking) High Alarm

This is triggered whenever the measured temperature is above the High Alarm threshold.

The heater output is

disabled when this Alarm is active.

Purple (blinking)

Jacket

amperage

This is triggered when the Module measures a current that does not match the specified heater amperage that it is

connected to, if the heater is not connected, or if the heater has failed.

Yellow (blinking) Caution Alarm

This is triggered whenever the heater temperature exceeds the Caution Alarm set point. The heater output is not

disabled when the Caution Alarm is active.

Lt Blue (blinking) Low Alarm

This is triggered when the measured temperature is below the Low Alarm threshold and the Low Alarm Delay has

expired.

Purple (solid) Disabled

Heater output is Disabled. Default state of a Module when it is shipped. This can also occur if swapping a LYNX

Module from one Dock to another to prevent the Module from automatically using its previously configured

parameters on a new system.

Green (solid)

Normal

operation

Module is operating normally.

TABLE 2: LYNX MODULE MENU PROGRAMMING

Display Meaning Explanation Factory Default Setting

Setpoint

Setpoint Temperature in degrees, this is the setpoint that the Operator Interface and

Module control the Heating product to during operation.

50°C

Lo Alarm

Low Alarm Temperature in degrees. The Low Alarm is trigger whenever the heater ex-

ceeds the Low Alarm threshold temperature.

40°C

Caution

Caution Temperature in degrees. The Caution Alarm is triggered whenever the heater

exceeds the Caution Alarm threshold temperature.

55°C

Hi Alarm

High Alarm Temperature in degrees. The High Alarm is triggered whenever the heater

exceeds the High Alarm threshold temperature.

60°C

Delay

Low Alarm Delay Time in minutes. The Low Alarm timer is reset whenever the setpoint, control

mode, Low Alarm Delay, are changed, or a Factory Reset.

30 (minutes)

Address

Modbus Address The Modbus address assigned to the Module. 1

Control

Control Mode Values:

0– Disabled

1– On/Off

2– PID

3– PID Tuning

4– Manual Duty Cycle

0 (Disabled)

Baud

Baud Rate for

serial

communication

Values:

0—9600

1— 19200

2— 38400

3—57600

4— 115200

4 (115200 bits/s)

Factory

Factory default 1—Restores all applicable registers to factory default 0

Reset

Fahrenheit

Celsius Selection

for Display

Change which units are displayed by the menu

Values:

0— Celsius

1— Fahrenheit

0 (Celsius)

Unlatch

Unlatch all

Alarms

1—Unlatch all current Alarms, Alarms will not unlatch if they are still active. 0

1. Open the programming menu by pressing the Menu button.

2. Find the desired parameter using the up/down buttons and select with the menu button.

3. Change the value with the up/down buttons and save with the menu button.

4. The menu will time-out after 5 seconds of inactivity and return to the temperature display.

Note: If multiple conditions are active simultaneously, those higher in the table will take display precedence over those lower in the table.