User guide

9 WORKING SETPOINT AND CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS
9.1 Working setpoint
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. WORKING SETPOINT
rA1 rA2 °C/°F
(5)
0 working setpoint
9.2 First level parameters
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. PASSWORD
PA -90 100 --- 0 password
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. MEASURE INPUTS
/1 -10 10 °C/°F
(5)
0 chamber probe calibration
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. REGULATOR
rA0 -15 -1 °C/°F
(5)
-2 hysteresis (differential, it is relative to the working setpoint)
9.3 Second level parameters
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. MEASURE INPUTS
/0 10 11 --- 10 kind of probe (10 = “J” Tc, 11 = “K” Tc)
/1 -10 10 °C/°F
(5)
0 chamber probe calibration
/2 0 6 --- 3 probe reading speed (0 = fast, ... , 6 = slow)
/4 0 1 --- 0 display of non meaningful zeros (1 = YES)
/8 0 1 --- 1 unit of measure temperature (0 = Fahrenheit degree, 1 = Celsius degree)
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. REGULATOR
rA0 -15 -1 °C/°F
(5)
-2 hysteresis (differential, it is relative to the working setpoint)
rA1 0 rA2 °C/°F
(5)
0 minimum value you can assign to the working setpoint
rA2 rA1 999 °C/°F
(5)
300 maximum value you can assign to the working setpoint
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. FIRST ALARM
AA0 1 99 °C/°F
(5)
2 hysteresis (differential, it is relative to AA1, it is important if AA4 ≠ 1)
AA1 -99 999 °C/°F
(5)
0 first temperature alarm threshold (it is important if AA4 ≠ 1); look at AA4 as well
AA3 0 999 min 0 first temperature alarm exclusion time since you turn the instrument ON (it is important if
AA4 ≠ 1)
AA4 1 7 --- 1 kind of temperature alarm (1 = it will never be activated, 2 = absolute lower temperature
alarm, 3 = absolute upper temperature alarm, 4 = lower temperature alarm relative to the
working setpoint, 5 = upper temperature alarm relative to the working setpoint,
6 = lower temperature alarm relative to the working setpoint with automatic calculation and
enabling, 7 = upper temperature alarm relative to the working setpoint with automatic
calculation and enabling)
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. SECOND ALARM
Ab0 1 99 °C/°F
(5)
2 hysteresis (differential, it is relative to Ab1, it is important if Ab4 ≠ 1)
Ab1 -99 999 °C/°F
(5)
0 second temperature alarm threshold (it is important if Ab4 ≠ 1); look at Ab4 as well
Ab3 0 999 min 0 second temperature alarm exclusion time since you turn the instrument ON (it is important
if Ab4 ≠ 1)
Ab4 1 7 --- 1 kind of temperature alarm (1 = it will never be activated, 2 = absolute lower temperature
alarm, 3 = absolute upper temperature alarm, 4 = lower temperature alarm relative to the
working setpoint, 5 = upper temperature alarm relative to the working setpoint,
6 = lower temperature alarm relative to the working setpoint with automatic calculation and
enabling, 7 = upper temperature alarm relative to the working setpoint with automatic
calculation and enabling)
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. POWER
c0 0 2 --- 0 connection between the percentages of power supplied to the heating groups
(0 = no connection, 1 = the modification of the percentage of power supplied to a heating
group will automatically provoke the supply of the maximum power to the other one and vice
versa, 2 = the modification of the percentage of power supplied to a heating group will
automatically provoke an adjustment of the other one such as to guarantee that the sum of
bars turned ON will always be 10)
c1 1 999 s 80 cycle time to turn ON the top output and the floor output during the normal operation
c2 0 3 --- 1 event giving the activation of function Quick heating (0 = function not enabled, 1 = pressing
button quick heating for 2 s, 2 = turning the instrument ON, 3 = turning the instrument ON
or pressing button quick heating for 2 s)
c3 -99 0 °C/°F
(5)
-10 temperature the instrument deactivates function Quick heating automatically (it is relative to
the working setpoint)
(6)
LABEL MIN. MAX. U.M. DEF. RESERVED
L1 --- --- --- --- reserved
L2 --- --- --- --- reserved
L3 --- --- --- --- reserved
L4 --- --- --- --- reserved
(5) the unit of measure depends on parameter /8
(6) the temperature the instrument deactivates function Quick heating automatically is “ working setpoint - c3 “ .