Specifications

point either above or below the process value indicated

on the upper display.

(If you will be using the controller as

a single Set point Controller, set the furnace’s set point to

the temperature you intend to use for your application. If

you will be running a multi-step program, set the furnace’s

set point to the value of PL1 (Program Level #1).)

At the

end of the minute, the “SP” indicator will stop flashing,

indicating that the set point can no longer be changed.

The A-T indicator will start flashing and continue to flash

until the self tune has completed. Once the self tune is

completed, adaptive tune takes over and the A-T indicator

will remain illuminated.

To stop tuning, function scroll until SAT is displayed and

simultaneously push up and down buttons.

Operating the Controller

Single Set Point Operation

This programmable control can be used as a single set

point control or as a programmable control. To use as a

single set point control, simply push up or down buttons

to choose a specific temperature. Temperature set point

or output power is indicated on lower display; single de-

pression of scroll button will alternate between these two

parameters. The control will cause the furnace chamber

to heat to the chosen temperature and hold it at this tem-

perature until you turn off the power switch or select

another temperature.

1. The set point temperature presently set in the control

will be read out on the lower display.

2. To change this set point, depress the “UP” or

“DOWN” push button until the desired set point value

is displayed then release the button.

3. At this point the furnace will begin to heat if the new

set point temperature you have chosen is higher than

the present chamber temperature.

4. The upper display indicates the actual furnace tem-

perature.

MULTI-PROGRAMMABLE MODELS

Caution

Do not exceed limitations for continu-

ous or intermittent operating tempera-

ture shown in the General

Specifications section. Exceeding

these limits will result in severely

reduced heating element life.