Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 182 views

    5.2. Parameters Programming.: Code: Units: Default: Description: Range: Group

    Uploaded by

    CARLOS
    This document provides instructions for programming parameters on a controller, including how to access the parameter menu, select parameters to change, and set new parameter values; it then describes the various parameters grouped by function, listing each parameter's code, description, available settings, and default/units. The parameters control functions like temperature measurement settings, control thresholds, output configurations, alarm inputs, and security settings.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    5.2. Parameters Programming.: Code: Units: Default: Description: Range: Group

    Uploaded by

    CARLOS
    182 views1 page
    This document provides instructions for programming parameters on a controller, including how to access the parameter menu, select parameters to change, and set new parameter values; it then describes the various parameters grouped by function, listing each parameter's code, description, available settings, and default/units. The parameters control functions like temperature measurement settings, control thresholds, output configurations, alarm inputs, and security settings.

    Original Title

    ESCO-DC20-D4

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides instructions for programming parameters on a controller, including how to access the parameter menu, select parameters to change, and set new parameter values; it then describes the various parameters grouped by function, listing each parameter's code, description, available settings, and default/units. The parameters control functions like temperature measurement settings, control thresholds, output configurations, alarm inputs, and security settings.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    182 views1 page

    5.2. Parameters Programming.: Code: Units: Default: Description: Range: Group

    Uploaded by

    CARLOS
    This document provides instructions for programming parameters on a controller, including how to access the parameter menu, select parameters to change, and set new parameter values; it then describes the various parameters grouped by function, listing each parameter's code, description, available settings, and default/units. The parameters control functions like temperature measurement settings, control thresholds, output configurations, alarm inputs, and security settings.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    5.2. PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING.

    Enter the menu holding If the access to the menu is Using: Using:
    M M button for 5 sec. Until M protected, command: M °C M
    or or
    set the first parameter F10 set displays. set set
    displays. choose the parameter Set the desired parameter value
    Using , and set
    you want to change and and confirm with set key.
    buttons enter the password enter with set key. Return to the parameters list.
    and confirm with set key. To exit the menu press M key or
    Remarks:
    wait 30 sec without pressing any
    - press M button to cancel the parameter setting
    button.
    5.3. DESCRIPTION OF THE PARAMETERS..
    Group: Code: Description: Range: Default: Units:
    F10 CONTROLLER 1 configuration (measurement form ): 1...4 1 -
    1 - measurement from T1 temperature sensor
    2 - measurement from T2 temperature sensor
    3 - differential measurement (measurements difference from temperature sensors T2-T1)
    Controller 1

    4 - average measurement (measurements average from two sensors [T1+T2]/2)


    F11 Temperature setting value SET1. Range of changes is limited by the F14 and F13 parameters. F14...F13 50.0 °C
    F12 Controller 1 hysteresis (temperature control accuracy). 0.1...20.0 1.0 °C
    F13 Maximum value possible to set by the user. -50.0...150.0 150.0 °C
    F14 Minimum value possible to set by the user. -50.0...150.0 -50.0 °C
    F17 OUTPUT1 minimal down time. It also means the delay time of switching the output after giving power supply. 0.0...99.9 0.0 Minutes
    Parameter protects devices, for example engine against too frequent switching in case of power failure.
    F18 OUTPUT 1 work mode: COOLING/HEATING COOL/HEAT HEAT Minutes
    F19 T1 temperature sensor calibration. This is the value of rescaling the temperature sensor in relation to actually measured temperature. -20.0...+20.0 0.0 °C
    F20 CONTROLLER 2 configuration (measurement form ): 1...4 1 -
    1 - measurement from T1 temperature sensor
    2 - measurement from T2 temperature sensor
    3 - differential measurement (measurements difference from temperature sensors T2-T1)
    4 - average measurement (measurements average from two sensors [T1+T2]/2)
    Controller 2

    F21 Temperature setting value SET1. Range of changes is limited by the F24 and F23 parameters. F24...F23 0.0 °C
    F22 Controller 2 hysteresis (temperature control accuracy). 0.1...20.0 1.0 °C
    F23 Maximum value possible to set by the user. -50.0...150.0 150.0 °C
    F24 Minimum value possible to set by the user. -50.0...150.0 -50.0 °C
    F27 OUTPUT2 minimal down time. It also means the delay time of switching the output after giving power supply. 0.0...99.9 0.0 Minutes
    Parameter protects devices, for example engine against too frequent switching in case of power failure.
    F28 OUTPUT 2 work mode: COOLING/HEATING COOL/HEAT COOL Minutes
    F29 T1 temperature sensor calibration. This is the value of rescaling the temperature sensor in relation to actually measured temperature. -20.0...+20.0 0.0 °C
    F50 Alarm digital input D1: 0 – unused; 1 – alarm when closed; 2 – alarm when closed with maintaince of alarm signalling, 3 – alarm when opened,
    -
    Controllers connections

    4 – alarm when opened with maintance of alarm signalling 0...4 0


    and digital input

    F51 Sound signalling: 0 – buzzer muted; 1 – buzzer on, when OUTPUT1 active; 2 – buzzer on, when OUTPUT2 active; 3 - buzzer on, 0...3 0 -
    configuration

    when both OUTPUT active and when D1 input active


    F52 Connection method of 1 and 2 CONTROLLER : 0 - OUTPUT 1 off, when OUTPUT 2 on; 1 - OUTPUT 1 on, when OUTPUT 2 on; 0...2 2 -
    2 - no connection, 3 - OUTPUT 1 off, when OUTPUT 2 off, 4 - OUTPUT 1 on, when OUTPUT 2 off
    F53 Connection method of OUTPUT1 to digital input D1 : 0, 1 0 -
    0 - OUTPUT 1 off, when D1 input activated; 1 - OUTPUT 1 on, when D1 input activated; 2 - no connection
    F54 Connection method of OUTPUT2 to digital input D1 : 0, 1 0 -
    0 - OUTPUT 2 off, when D1 input activated; 1 - OUTPUT 2 on, when D1 input activated; 2 - no connection
    F80 Password to access the configuration menu. OFF – password protection inactive, F80 = 0000 – no password 0000...9999 OFF -
    F82 Display resolution: 0=0,1 °C; 1=1°C 0, 1 0 -
    Others

    F83 Display mode: 0 - measurement from two sensors displayed alternately every 3 seconds; 1 - measurement from T1 temp sensor; 2 - measurement from T2 temp sensor 0...2 0 -
    F98 Reserved. - - -
    F99 Controller test. Disconnect output device to make the test! Otherwise the system can crash. - - -
    End Exit. - - -
    4

    You might also like