NC Operation Manual

Digital Temperature Controller
NC2438/NC2538/NC2638/NC2738/NC2838
Operation Manual
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Ver 1.6
NIPPON
Preface
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Thank you for purchasing the NC series digital temperature controllers.
This User’s Manual contains instructions for mounting, functions, operations and notes when operating
the NC series digital temperature controllers.
To prevent accidents arising from the misuse of this controller, please ensure the operator receives this
manual.
Notes
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• This instrument should be used in accordance with the specifications described in the manual.
If it is not used according to the specifications, it may malfunction or cause a fire.
• Be sure to follow the warnings, cautions and notices. If they are not observed, serious injury or
malfunction may occur.
• The contents of this instruction manual are subject to change without notice.
• Care has been taken to ensure that the contents of this instruction manual are correct, but if there
are any doubts, mistakes or questions, please inform our company.
• Measures must be taken to ensure that the operator cannot touch power terminals or other high voltage
sections.
• Any unauthorized transfer or copying of this document, in part or in whole, is prohibited.
• NIPPON INDIA is not liable for any damage or secondary damage(s) incurred as a result of using
this product, including any indirect damage.
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WARNING : This mark indicates precautions that must be taken if there is danger of electric shock,
fire, etc., which could result in loss of life or injury.
CAUTION : This mark indicates that if these precautions and operating procedures are not taken,
damage to the instrument may result.
WARNING
• An external protection device must be installed if failure of this instrument could result in damage
to the instrument, equipment or injury to personnel.
• All wiring must be completed before power is turned on to prevent electric
shock, fire or damage to instrument and equipment.
• This instrument must be used in accordance with the specifications to
prevent fire or damage to instrument and equipment.
• This instrument is not intended for use in locations subject to flammable or
explosive gases.
• Do not touch high-voltage connections such as power supply terminals, etc.
to avoid electric shock.
• NIPPON INDIA. is not responsible if this instrument is repaired, modified or
disassembled by other than factory-approved personnel. Malfunction can occur and
warranty is void under these conditions.
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CAUTION
• This product is intended for use with industrial machines, test and measuring equipment. It is not
designed for use with medical equipment and nuclear energy.
• This is a Class A instrument. In a domestic environment, this instrument may cause radio interference,
in which case the user may be required to take additional measures.
• This instrument is protected from electric shock by reinforced insulation.

Provide reinforced insulation between the wire for the input signal and the wires for instrument power
supply, source of power and loads.
• This instrument is designed for installation in an enclosed instrumentation panel. All high-voltage
connections such as power supply terminals must be enclosed in the instrumentation panel to avoid
electric shock by operating personnel.
• All precautions described in this manual should be taken to avoid damage to the
instrument or equipment.
• All wiring must be completed before power is turned on to prevent electric shock,
instrument failure, or incorrect action.
• The power must be turned off before repairing work for input break and output failure including
replacement of sensor, contactor or SSR, and all wiring must be completed before power is turned on
again.
• Prevent metal fragments or lead wire scraps from falling inside instrument case to avoid electric shock,
fire or malfunction.
• Please use crimp terminals suitable for M3 screws, as shown below:

3.2mm 3.2mm
Torque : 0.4 N.m (4kgf.cm)
• Tighten each terminal screw to the specified torque found in the manual to avoid electric shock, fire or
malfunction.
• When the thermocouple wiring is extended, please use the compensation lead of the corresponding type
to this thermocouple.
Content
1. Order Information .............................................................................................................................................7
1.1 NC Order Information .............................................................................................................................7
2. Specifications ...................................................................................................................................................8
2.1 NC Specifications ...................................................................................................................................8
3. Input Range Table ......................................................................................................................................... 10

4. Packing List & Label Information .................................................................................................................. 10
4.1 Packing List Guide ............................................................................................................................. 10
4.2 Label Guide ......................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2.1 NC2438.................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2.2 NC2738.................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2.3 NC2538/2638/2838................................................................................................................. 12
5. Parts Description ........................................................................................................................................... 14

5.1 NC Series ............................................................................................................................................ 14
6. Installation ..................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.1 NC2438 Dimensions .......................................................................................................................... 16
6.2 NC2638 Dimensions .......................................................................................................................... 16
6.3 NC2738 Dimensions .......................................................................................................................... 16
6.4 NC2538 Dimensions .......................................................................................................................... 17
6.5 NC2838 Dimensions .......................................................................................................................... 17
7. Terminal Arrangement ................................................................................................................................... 19

7.1 NC2438 Terminal Arrangement .......................................................................................................... 19
8. Basic Function Setting .................................................................................................................................. 26

8.1 Changing Input Type .......................................................................................................................... 26
8.2 SV Setting........................................................................................................................................... 26
8.3 Setting PID Values Automatically(Auto-tuning) .................................................................................. 26
8.4 Setting PID Values Manually .............................................................................................................. 26
8.5 Controlling With ON/OFF Action......................................................................................................... 27
8.6 Alarm Mode Setting ............................................................................................................................ 27
8.7 Alarm Value Setting ............................................................................................................................ 27
8.8 Controlling With Manual Control......................................................................................................... 28
9. Flow Chart of Parameter Setting ................................................................................................................... 28
9.1 Level Operation Mode ........................................................................................................................ 28
9.2 Level Operation Diagram ................................................................................................................... 29
9.3 Data Lock Function ............................................................................................................................ 29
9.4 Level 1 (User Level) All Parameters Display ...................................................................................... 30
9.5 LEVEL_1 Parameter .......................................................................................................................... 31
9.6 Level 2 (PID Level) All Parameters Display ....................................................................................... 32
9.7 LEVEL_2 Parameter .......................................................................................................................... 33
9.8 Level 3 (Input Level) All Parameters Display ..................................................................................... 34
9.9 LEVEL_3 Parameter .......................................................................................................................... 34
9.10 Level 4 (Setting Level) All Parameters Display ................................................................................ 37
9.11 LEVEL_4 Parameter ......................................................................................................................... 37
9.12 Parameters Hide/Display Table on Level 4 ...................................................................................... 38
9.13 Fast Level All Parameters Display ................................................................................................... 40
9.14 Fast Level Parameter ....................................................................................................................... 40
10. Functional Descriptions ............................................................................................................................... 43
10.1 PV bias ............................................................................................................................................. 43
10.2 Retransmission ................................................................................................................................. 44
10.3 Remote SV ....................................................................................................................................... 45
10.4 Heater Break Alarm .......................................................................................................................... 47
10.5 Dehumidification Function ................................................................................................................ 49
10.6 Motor Valve Control .......................................................................................................................... 50
10.7 RAMP & SOAK ................................................................................................................................. 53
10.8 Proportional Control ......................................................................................................................... 56
10.9 Master-Slave communication ........................................................................................................... 57
10.10 Piece Linear Compensation ........................................................................................................... 58
10.11 Auto-tuning and Startup tuning ....................................................................................................... 61
10.12 ON / OFF Control ........................................................................................................................... 64
10.13 Super SV ........................................................................................................................................ 66
10.14 Input Math Function ........................................................................................................................ 67
11. Alarm Action ................................................................................................................................................ 70
11.1 Alarm Mode ...................................................................................................................................... 71
11.2 Alarm Special Setting ....................................................................................................................... 73
11.3 Alarm Example ................................................................................................................................. 73
12. Programmable ............................................................................................................................................. 74
12.1 Parameter ......................................................................................................................................... 74
12.2 Key Operation Description ............................................................................................................... 75
12.3 Program Initial Setting ...................................................................................................................... 76
12.4 Create Program ................................................................................................................................ 78
12.5 Program Execution Flow .................................................................................................................. 81
12.6 Program Setting Example ................................................................................................................ 81
13. Modification of Output Module .................................................................................................................... 82
13.1 Relay Control (1a) ............................................................................................................................ 82
13.2 Relay Control (1c) ............................................................................................................................ 82
13.3 SSR Control...................................................................................................................................... 82
13.4 Linear Control ................................................................................................................................... 82
13.5 Output Calibration Procedure Diagram ............................................................................................ 83
13.6 Output Calibration Steps .................................................................................................................. 84
14. Modification of Input Signal ......................................................................................................................... 85
14.1 Input modify to thermocouple ........................................................................................................... 85
14.2 Input modify to RTD.......................................................................................................................... 86
14.3 Input modify to Linear (4~20mA) ...................................................................................................... 87
14.4 Steps For Linear Input Calibration ................................................................................................... 88
15. Phase angle / Zero cross Control ............................................................................................................... 89
16. Error Message ............................................................................................................................................. 93
17. NC Communication Register Address Table .......................................................................................... 94
18. NC Fast Communication Register Address Table .................................................................................. 95
19. Program Design Table ................................................................................................................................. 96
20. Glossary of Characters Used In This Manual ............................................................................................. 98
1. Order Information
1.1 NC Order Information

Model Output 1 Output 2 Alarm TRS Remote Communication Input type Power Accessories
1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 A N
0 None 0 None 0 None 0 None 0 None 0 None See input A AC 85~265V N None
Range
NC2438 48x48mm 1 Relay 1 Relay 1 1 Set 1 4~20mA 1 4~20mA 3 TTL type code D DC 24V T Terminal Cover
NC2638 96x48mm
NC2738 72x72mm Voltage Pulse Voltage Pulse
2 2 2 2 Sets 2 0~20mA 2 0~20mA B RS-485 W IP65
NC2538 48x96mm (SSR Drive) (SSR Drive)
NC2838 96x96mm Terminal Cover
3 4~20mA 3 4~20mA 3 3 Sets A 0~5V A 0~5V R
+IP65
4 0~20mA 4 0~20mA B 0~10V B 0~10V
A 0~5V A 0~5V C 1~5V C 1~5V
B 0~10V B 0~10V A HBA D 2~10V D 2~10V
Motor valve
C 1~5V C 1~5V B HBA+AL2 M
control feedback
D 2~10V D 2~10V C HBA+AL2+AL3

※ Block means optional functions with additional charge
5 1ϕSCR zero cross control
※ HBA : Heater Break Alarm(HBA must use AL1 as alarm relay)
6 3ϕSCR zero cross control
7 Motor valve control
8 1ϕSCR phase angle control
※ Block means optional functions with additional charge.
2. Specifications
2.1 NC Specifications
Model NC2438 NC2638 NC2738 NC2538 NC2838
Supply Voltage AC 85 ~ 265V, DC 24V (Optional Functions)
Power Frequency 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption Approximately 6VA
Memory Non-Volatile Memory EEPROM
Cold junction compensation device external
Accuracy : 0.1%
Cold junction compensation device internal
Accuracy : 0.3%
Sensor Input
Sample time : 50ms
※ Please refer to Input Thermocouple : (K, J, R, S, B, E, N, T, W, PLⅡ, L)
Range Table RTD: PT100
DC Linear Analog Input : 0~20mA, 4~20mA
0~1V, 0~5V, 0~10V, 0~2V, 1~5V, 2~10V
0~25mV, 0~50mV, 0~70mV
1a 1c 1c 1c 1c
OUT1 Relay 1a SPST-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 100,000 operations
1c SPDT-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 50,000 operations
SPDT-NC, 250 VAC, 2A (resistive load), electrical life: 20,000 operations
Output
OUT2 Relay SPST-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 100,000 operations
SSR Driver ON: 24 V OFF: 0V max. load current: 20mA, with short circuit protection circuit
linear 4~20mA,0~20mA, 0~5V,0~10V, 1~5V,2~10V
Control Method ON-OFF or P, PI, PID control
1a 1c 1a 1c 1c
Alarm 1 1a SPST-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 100,000 operations
1c SPDT-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 50,000 operations
SPDT-NC, 250 VAC, 2A (resistive load), electrical life: 20,000 operations
Alarm
Alarm 2 SPST-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 100,000 operations
--- 1a 1a 1a 1a
Alarm 3
SPST-NO, 250 VAC, 5A (resistive load), electrical life: 100,000 operations
Re-transmitted
4~20mA, 0~20mA, 0~5V, 0~10V, 1~5V, 2~10V
Signal
Source of Re-
SV, PV
TRS transmission
Accuracy 0.1%
Resolution 14 bit
Signal 4~20mA, 0~20mA, 0~5V, 0~10V, 1~5V, 2~10V
Remote
Resolution 18 bit
SV
controlled by SV
Signal 1KΩ, 560Ω
Motor
Resolution 18 bit
valve
Controlled by PV2
Interface RS-485 Half duplex Communication MAX. 31 units, MAX. distance 1200 meters
Protocol Modbus RTU , TAIE
Commun Parity bit NONE, ODD, EVEN

ication Data bit 8 bit
Stop bit 1 or 2 bit
Baud rate 2400,4800,9600,19200,38400,57600,115200 bps
Malfunction vibration 10~55 Hz 20m / s2 , for 10 min each in X, Y and Z directions.
Vibration resistance 10~55 Hz 20m / s2 , for 2 hr each in X, Y and Z directions.
Malfunction shock 100m / s2 , 3 times each in X, Y and Z directions.
Shock resistance 300m / s2 , 3 times each in X, Y and Z directions.
Operating Environment
0 ~ 50°C (in the case of no freezing or condensation) / 20% ~ 90% RH
Temperature/Humidity
Storage Environment
-25 ~ 65°C (in the case of no freezing or condensation)
Temperature
Dimension (mm) W48 x H48 x D95 W96 x H48 x D95 W72 x H72 x D95 W48 x H96 x D95 W96 x H96 x D95
Weight Appox.120g Appox.170g Appox.150g Appox.170g Appox.230g
3. Input Range Table
Range
Types of input Code
°C °F
K1 01 -50.0~600.0 -58.0~999.9
K
K2 02 -50~1200 -58~2192
J1 03 -50.0~400.0 -58.0~752.0
J
J2 04 -50~1200 -58~2192
R R 05 -50~1760 -58~3200
S S 06 -50~1760 -58~3200
B B 07 -50~1820 -58~3308
Thermocouple
E E 08 -50~900 -58~1652
N N 09 -50~1300 -58~2372
T1 10 -199.9~400.0 -199.9~752.0
T
T2 11 -199~400 -326~752
W W 12 -50~2320 -58~4208
PL PL 13 -50~1200 -58~2192
L L 14 -50~800 -58~1472
PT1 15 -199.9~850.0 -199.9~999.9
RTD PT100 PT2 16 -199~850 -326~1562
PT3 17 0~850 32~1562
AN1 0~25mV 18
0~50mV 19
0~20mA 20
0~1V 21
AN2
0~2V 22 -1.999~9.999
0~5V 23 -19.99~99.99
Linear
0~10V 24 -199.9~999.9
-1999~9999
AN3 0~70mV 25
4~20mA 26
10~50mV 27
AN4
1~5V 28
2~10V 29
4. Packing List & Label Information
4.1 Packing List Guide
NNCNC
1. Temperature Controller…1 unit
2. Mounting frame………….2 units
3. Brief manual……………..1 pcs
4.2 Label Guide
4.2.1 NC2438
(1)
NC-2438-301-00B
(4)
(2) NC-2438-301-00B
(3)
No. Item Description

(1) Terminal arrangement NC2438 Terminal Wiring Diagram
(2) Model number NC2438 model name
(3) Serial number TSP19021140001
(4) Input type Controller Input Signal and Range
4.2.2 NC2738
(1)
(2) NC-2738-301-00B
(4)
(3)

4.2.3 NC2638/NC2538/NC2838
(1)
(2) NC-2838-301-00B
(4)
(3)

5. Parts Description
5.1 NC Series
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NC2438 NC2838 NC2538 NC2738 NC2638
Indicating PV (measured value) and

1 PV character information such as parameter
codes or error codes(Red)
Indicating SV (target set value) or
2 SV
parameter values(Green)
Lamp lit when OUT1 is activated
OUT1
( Green )
Lamp lit when OUT2 is activated
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OUT2
( Green )
Lamp lit when Auto-tuning is activated
AT
(Orange)
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AL1 Lamp lit when Alarm 1 is activated (Red)
3 LED
Lamp lit when controller in manual mode
MAN
or get error condition (Orange)
When the program is executed, this light
PRO
is on (orange)
OUT1% Output% bar-graph indicator(Green)
For parameter call-up and set value

SET
registration
A/M Auto manual transfer
4 Keypad SHIFT Shift digits when changing settings
DOWN Decrease numerals
UP Increase numerals
6. Installation
6.1 NC2438 Dimensions

(Unit: mm)
Dimensions Individual mounting

(Unit: mm)
Mounting fixture
t (panel thickness) 1~t~6

(Unit: mm)
(Unit: mm)

(Unit: mm)
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7. Terminal Arrangement
Caution
When implementing wiring for the controller power supply, please make sure that the power supply is
turned off to avoid electric shock!
Do not touch the live parts, such as the terminals, while the power is on. Otherwise death or serious
injury may be resulted from short circuit of the contact electrode.
7.1 NC2438 Terminal Arrangement
Power supply
AC 85~265V
DC 24V
1 6
T/R (B-) 11
Relay
2 COMM 7 B
OUT2
(AL1)
SSR T/R (A+) 12
mA/V
3 8
13 INPUT
B
Relay
4 AL2 9
OUT1 SSR 14
mA/V A
5 10
TC/mV RTD mA/V
AL1 AL2
1 L 1 2 or 11 13
Alarm-1
Power AC 85~265V DC 24V
Alarm-2
6 N 6 3 12 14
4 4 4 11 T/R (B-)
Output-1 Relay SSR mA / V Communication RS-485
5 5 5 12 T/R (A+)
2 2 2 11
Output-2 Relay SSR mA / V Transmission mA / V
3 3 3 12
11 G1 11
Remote SV mA / V
12 K1 12
1ϕ Zero cross
13 G2 11
CT CT
14 K2 12
2
B
7 7
3 CLOSE
Motor B
valve
Input 9 9 RTD 9 mA / V
4 OPEN TC / mV
A
10 10 10
5 COM
Remote
mA/V INPUT
mA/V
AL2
COMM RTD
B B A
T/R (B-) T/R (A+)
NC NO COM TC/mV
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
NC NO COM NO NC COM
Relay
Power supply SSR
mA/V Relay
AC 85~265V AL1
DC 24V
OUT2 SSR
(AL3) mA/V
OUT1
1 L 1 14 T/R (B-)
Power AC 85~265V DC 24V Communication RS-485
2 N 2 15 T/R (A+)
8 NO 12 14
Transmission mA / V mA / V
NC
Output-1 9 9 9 13 15
SSR mA / V
10 COM 10 10
14 14
Remote SV/
mA / V CT
CT Input
6 6 6
15 15
Output-2 Relay SSR mA / V
7 7 7 AL1 AL2 AL3

NC NC
3 11 6
Alarm 1
6 Alarm 2 NO NO
Alarm 3 4 12 7
7 CLOSE
5 COM 13 COM
Motor valve 8 OPEN

B
17 17
9
B
TC / mV
10 COM
A
20 20 20
COM
Power supply
1 T/R (B-) 15 8
AC 85~265V COMM
DC 24V NO
2 T/R (A+) 16 9 AL2
NC
Relay
3 17 10
OUT2
SSR
(AL1)
mA/V
4 18 11 B
TRS
Relay NO mA/V
5 19 12
INPUT
OUT1 NC B
6 20 13
SSR
AL3
mA/V COM A
7 21 14
TC/mV RTD mA/V
AL1 AL2 AL3

1 L 1
COM
Power AC 85~265V DC 24V 3 8 20
2 N 2 Alarm 1 NO
Alarm 2 4 9 21
Alarm 3
5 NO
10 NC
NC
Output-1 6 6 6
SSR mA / V 15 T/R (B-)
7 COM 7 7 Communication RS-485
16 T/R (A+)
3 3 3
18
4 4 4 Transmission mA / V
19
1ϕ Phase angle 1ϕ Zero cross
15 G1 15 G1
9 15 18
Remote SV mA / V mA / V mA / V
16 K1 16 K1
10 16 19
17 G2 17 G2
1ϕ Zero cross/
15 18
Phase angle 18 K2 18 K2
CT
CT CT
Input
20 R 16 19
* AC 220 / 380V
21 S
B
11 11
* Power supply
B
3
TC / mV
A
4 CLOSE 14 14 14
Motor
valve 5 OPEN
7 COM
NC
Power supply 1 11
AC 85~265V
DC 24V NO
2 12 AL2
NC COM
3 13
NO
AL1 4 14 T/R (B-)
COMM Remote
COM mA/V
5 15 T/R (A+)
Relay
6 16
OUT2
SSR
(AL3)
mA/V
7 17 B
Relay NO
8 18
INPUT
OUT1 NC B
9 19
SSR
mA/V
COM A
10 20
TC/mV RTD mA/V
1 L 1 14 T/R (B-)
Power AC 85~265V DC 24V Communication RS-485
2 N 2 15 T/R (A+)
8 NO 12 14
Transmission mA / V mA / V
NC
Output-1 9 9 9 13 15
SSR mA / V
10 COM 10 10
14 14
Remote SV/
mA / V CT
CT Input
6 6 6
15 15
7 7 7 AL1 AL2 AL3

NC NC
3 11 6
Alarm 1
6 Alarm 2 NO NO
Alarm 3 4 12 7
7 CLOSE
5 COM 13 COM
Motor valve 8 OPEN

B
17 17
9
B
TC / mV
10 COM
A
20 20 20
NC
Power supply 1 21 T/R (B-) 31 11
AC 85~265V COMM
DC 24V NO
2 22 T/R (A+) 32 12 AL2
NC COM
3 23 33 13
NO
AL1 4 24 34 14 T/R (B)
COMM Remote
COM mA/V
5 25 35 15 T/R (A)
Relay
6 26 36 16
OUT2
SSR
(AL3)
mA/V
7 27 37 17 B
Relay NO
8 28 38 18
INPUT
OUT1 NC B
9 29 39 19
SSR
mA/V TRS
COM mA/V A
10 30 40 20
TC/mV RTD mA/V
1 L 1 6
Power AC 85~265V DC 24V
7 CLOSE
2 N 2
Motor
valve 8 OPEN
8 NO
9
NC
Output-1 9 9 9
10 COM
SSR mA / V
10 COM 10 10 AL1 AL2 AL3

NC NC
3 11 6
6 6 6 Alarm 1
Output-2 Relay SSR mA / V Alarm 2 NO NO
Alarm 3 4 12 7
7 7 7
5 COM 13 COM
31 RG1
32 RK1 14 T/R (B-) or 31 T/R (B-)
Communication RS-485 RS-485

33 RG2
15 T/R (A+) 32 T/R (A+)
34 RK2
3ϕ
Zero cross 39
35 TG1
Transmission mA / V
36 TK1 40
37 TG2
14 14
Remote SV/
38 TK2
CT Input
mA / V CT
15 15
1ϕ Phase angle 1ϕ Zero cross
B
31 G1 31 G1 17 17
32 K1 32 K1 Input 19 19
B
RTD 19 mA / V
TC / mV
33 G2 33 G2
A
1ϕ Zero cross/ 20 20 20
Phase angle 34 K2 34 K2
39 R
* AC 220 / 380V
40 S
* Power supply
8. Basic Function Setting
8.1 Changing Input Type

Hold key + key 3
PV PV seconds, to enter LEVEL_3
1. Display after power-on. 2. upper display showing
SV SV “INP1” with lower display
showing current input type.
PV PV Press key and

Press key the lower
3. 4. key to enter the intended
SV display flashes. SV input type.
PV Modify input type needs to interchange of jumper location,

Press key to store new
5. and it needs to recalibration for linear input type change.
value of INP1. Please refer to chapter 14. “Modification of Input Signal”.
SV
8.2 SV Setting
PV PV
When key is pressed,
1. Display after power-on. 2.
SV the lower display flashes.
SV
PV PV
Press key and Press key to store
3. 4.
key to adjust set value. new value of SV.
SV SV
8.3 Setting PID Values Automatically(Auto-tuning)
PV PV Press key until show

“AT”。
SV SV
PV PV Press key or
3. 4. key to select auto-tuning
SV the lower display flashes. SV execution or not.
PV When auto-tuning AT LED lamp lit and start to output,

Press key to store new through a few circles to get new PID value with the precise
5.
value of AT. control, if finished the AT LED will be lamp off.
SV Please refer to chapter 10.11 Auto-tuning and Startup tuning
8.4 Setting PID Values Manually

Hold key 3 seconds,
PV PV then entering LEVEL_2
1. Display after power-on. 2. upper display showing “P1”,
SV SV with lower display show
current P1 value.
PV PV Press key and

3. 4. key to set the intended P1
SV the lower display flashes. SV value.
PV
Press key to store new By the same procedure, use the same ways to set integral
5.
value of P1. time(I1) and derivative time(D1).
SV
8.5 Controlling With ON/OFF Action
Hold key 3 seconds,
PV PV then entering LEVEL_2, as
1. Display after power-on. 2. upper display shows “P1”,
SV SV with lower display showing
current P1 value.
PV When key is pressed, PV

Press key until
3. the lower display flashes, 4.
P1 = 0.0
SV upper display. SV

5. 6.
value. “HYS1”。
SV SV
PV PV Press key and

7. 8. key to set the intended
SV the lower display flashes. SV HYS1 value.
Heat mode formula:

PV PV ≥ (SV + HYS1) → OUT1 OFF
Press key to store new PV ≤ (SV - HYS1) → OUT1 ON
9.
value. Cool mode formula:
SV PV ≥ (SV + HYS1) → OUT1 ON
PV ≤ (SV - HYS1) → OUT1 OFF
8.6 Alarm Mode Setting

Hold key + key
PV PV 3 seconds, then entering
1. Display after power-on. 2. LEVEL_3 upper display
showing “INP1” with lower
SV SV display showing current
input type.
PV PV
Press key until show When key is pressed,
3. 4.
“ALD1”。 the lower display flashes
SV SV
Press key to store

PV Press key and PV
new value of ALD1.
5. key to set the intended ALD1 6.
SV value. ※ Please refer to ch11.1
SV
Alarm mode.
8.7 Alarm Value Setting

“AL1”。
SV SV
PV PV Press key and

3. 4. key to set the intended AL1
SV the lower display flashes. SV value.
PV
5. Press key to store new value of AL1.
SV
8.8 Controlling With Manual Control
PV PV
1. Display after power-on. 2. Hold 2 seconds.
SV SV
PV PV Press key and

3. 4. key to set the intended
the lower display flashes. output% value.
SV SV
PV In manual mode OUTL=100.0，output=100.0 %

5. continuously.
value. In manual mode OUTL=20.0，output=20.0 % continuously.
SV
9. Flow Chart of Parameter Setting
9.1 Level Operation Mode
1. LEVEL 1 enter to the LEVEL 2

Hold SET key for 3 seconds then entering LEVEL 2

Hold SET key + SHIFT key for 3 seconds then entering LEVEL 3
3. LEVEL 2 return to the LEVEL 1

Hold SET key for 3 seconds then return to LEVEL 1

Hold SET key for 3 seconds then entering to LEVEL 3

On the LEVEL 2 then press SET key to find parameter “LCK
modify LCK value from current value to 1111
after hold SET key + SHIFT key 3 seconds entering LEVEL 4

Hold SET key + SHIFT key for 3 seconds then return to LEVEL 1


Hold SET key + SHIFT key for 3 seconds then return to LEVEL 1

9.2 Level Operation Diagram
Level 3
(Input Level)
press SET + key
3 seconds
press SET key press SET + key

3 seconds 3 seconds
press SET key

3 seconds
Level 1 Level 2
(User Level) (PID Level)
press SET key

LCK = 1111, press SET + key
3 seconds 3 seconds
Level 4
press SET + key
(SET Level)
3 seconds
Power ON
Level 1~Level 4 Fast Level

press key
3 seconds
※ : If no key is pressed within 60 seconds, it will automatically return to LEVEL 1 (user level) and display PV/SV.
9.3 Data Lock Function

LCK provides a parameter protection function to prevent the operator from touching or modifying important parameters.
Conversely, when the parameter cannot be modified, please check that the set value of LCK.
LEVEL
LCK Level_1 Level_2 Level_3 Level_4 Descriptions
USER Level PID Level INPUT Level SET Level
◎ ◎ ◎ All parameters of Level 1, 2 & 3 are able to be modified
0000 X
(Factory default setting)
1111 ◎ ◎ X ◎ All parameters of Level 1, 2 & 4 are able to be modified
0100 ◎ ◎ X X All parameters of Level 1, 2 are able to be modified
0110 ◎ ◎ X X Only parameters of Level 1 and LCK can be modified
0001 ◎ ◎ X X Only SV, LCK can be modified
0101 ◎ ◎ X X Only LCK can be modified
◎ ◎ ◎ Once jumping to other levels, LCK will be automatically
Other X
restored to 0000
◎： allow X： inhibit
9.4 Level 1 (User Level) All Parameters Display
Level 1
Press SET key
PV / SV
OUTL
Output percentage
AT
Auto tuning
AL1/SOAK/HBAC
AL1 → Alarm1 set v alue
SOAK → Alarm1 soak time
HBAC →HBA c urrent setting value
AL2/SOAK/HBAC
HBAC →HBA c urrent setting value
AL3/SOAK
RATE/RAMP
RATE → Slave SV rate
RAMP → SV ramp operation
PV / SV
※ : If no key is pressed within 60 seconds, it will automatically return to LEVEL 1 (user level) and display PV/SV
9.5 LEVEL_1 Parameter
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PV --- Process value USPL LSPL --- ---
SV --- Set value USPL LSPL --- ---
High limit setting of manipulated value
OUTL when PID gain > OUTL use OUTL as 100.0 0.0 100.0 SET1.1
manipulated value
Auto-tuning execute selection
0 : NO (PID control)
1 : YES (execute auto-tuning)
AT PRTU NO NO SET1.2
2 : PR.TU (Startup tuning, execute once)
3 : PRTU (Startup tuning, execute always
when reboot)
*AL1 Alarm1 set value

USPL -1999 1.0 SET1.3
(Please refer to Chapter 11)
ALD1=10
Alarm1 soak time
SOAK 99.59 0.00 0.10 or
Time format : hr.min ALD1=19
HBA current setting value
INP2=4
Upper : heater current display
HBAC 100.0 0.0 1.0 &
Down : current setting value ALD1=9
unit : ampere(A)

USPL -1999 1.0 SET1.4
INP2=4
Upper : heater current display
HBAC 100.0 0.0 1.0 &
unit : ampere(A)
ALD2=10
Alarm2 soak time
SOAK 99.59 0.00 0.10 or
Time format : hr.min ALD2=19

USPL -1999 1.0 SET2.1
Alarm3 soak time
SOAK 99.59 0.00 0.10 ALD3=10
Time format : hr.min
The rate of change during SV ramp
ALD3=9
operation
RAMP 99.99 -19.99 10.00 &
format : °C / minute SET2.1
(Please refer to Chapter 10.7)
Slave SV rate SET2.1
RATE RATE SV = SV x (RATE/9999) 9999 0 9999 &
(Please refer to Chapter 10.9) SET0.2
* Automatically display corresponding parameters according to different setting conditions
EX1: When alarm1 is used as HBA function(ALD1= 09), original AL1 will become HBAC display
EX2: When alarm2 is used as SOAK_B function(ALD2= 19), original AL2 will become SOAK display
EX3: When alarm3 is used as RAMP function(ALD3= 09), original AL3 will become RAMP display
9.6 Level 2 (PID Level) All Parameters Display
Level 2
Press SET key
CYT2
P1 HYS2
Main output Hysteresis for
proportional band sub output
I1 GAP1
Main output Control gap
integral time (for main output)
D1 GAP2
Main output Control gap
derivative time (for sub output)
AT.VL LCK
Auto tuning offset value Function or level lock
CYT1 P1
Main output
control cycle
HYS1
Hysteresis for
main output
P2
sub output
proportional band
I2
sub output integral time
D2
sub output
derivative time
CYT2
sub output control cycle
HYS2
※ If no key is pressed within 60 seconds, it will automatically return to LEVEL 1 (user level) and display PV/SV
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Main output proportional band
0.0 : ON/OFF control
P1 200.0 0.0 3.0 ---
Other values : proportional band setting
value
Main output integral time
I1 0 : disable integral function 3600 0 240 ---
Other values : integral time setting value
Main output derivative time
D1 0 : disable derivative function 900 0 60 ---
Other values : derivative time setting value
Auto-tuning offset value
AT.VL 100.0 -100.0 0.0 ---
execute auto-tuning in (SV+ATVL) point
Main output control cycle
0 : Linear signal
CYT1 150 0 10 ---
1 : SSR drive
2~150 : Relay
Hysteresis for main output
on/off control use(when P1 = 0.0 appear)
heating formula：
PV ≥ (SV + HYS1) → OUT1=OFF
HYS1 100.0 -100.0 1.0 P1 = 0.0
PV ≤ (SV - HYS1) → OUT1=ON
cooling formula：
PV ≥ (SV + HYS1) → OUT1=ON
PV ≤ (SV - HYS1) → OUT1=OFF
Sub output proportional band
P2 200.0 0.0 3.0 OUTY = 1
Other values : proportional band setting
value
Sub output integral time
I2 0 : disable integral function 3600 0 240 OUTY = 1
Other values : integral time setting value
Sub output derivative time
D2 0 : disable derivative function 900 0 60 OUTY = 1
Other values : derivative time setting value
Sub output control cycle
0 : Linear signal
CYT2 150 0 10 OUTY = 1
1 : SSR drive
2~150 : Relay
Hysteresis for sub output
HYS2 100.0 -100.0 1.0 P2 = 0.0
on/off control use(when P2 = 0.0 appear)
GAP1 Control gap (for main output) 1000 -1000 0 OUTY = 1
GAP2 Control gap (for sub output) 1000 -1000 0 OUTY = 1

Function or level lock
LCK (Please refer to Chapter 9.3 Data Lock 1111 0000 0000 ---
Function)
9.8 Level 3 (Input Level) All Parameters Display
Level 3
Press SET key
ALT1 CLO3 PVOS
INP1 ALD2 CHO3 UNIT

Retransmission
input type selection Alarm2 mode selection Input unit
span calibration
ANL1 ALT2 RUCY PVFT

main input
Alarm2 time setting PV digital filter
zero calibration Motor valve traveling time
ANH1 ALD3 WAIT PV2

main input remote function or
Alarm3 mode selection
span calibration Program execution standby temperature motor valve feedback value
DP ALT3 SETA OUD

Decimal point position Alarm3 time setting Alarm special function setting Control action selection
LSPL HYSA PSL OPAD

Input scale low Alarm hysteresis setting Protocol selection Super SV function
USPL CLO1 BITS HZ

Main output
Input scale high Data format Power frequency
zero calibration
ANL2 CHO1 IDNO INP1

sub input Main output
zero calibration span calibration Controller station
ANH2 CLO2 BAUD

sub input sub output
span calibration zero calibration Baud rate
ALD1 CHO2 SVOS

sub output
Alarm1 mode selection SV bias
span calibration
ALT1 CLO3 PVOS

Retransmission
Alarm1 time setting PV bias
zero calibration
ALD2 CHO3 UNIT

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Main input type selection
Change this parameter USPL&LSPL
INP1 will be reset AN4 K1 K1 ---
(please refer to Chapter 3 Input Range
Table)
Main input zero calibration, only available in
ANL1 linear input 9999 -1999 0 SET2.2
(Please refer to chapter 14.4)
Main input span calibration, only available in
ANH1 linear input (hex display) 0x7FFF 0x0000 0x5FFF SET2.2
(Please refer to chapter 14.4)
Decimal point position (only available in
linear signal input AN1~AN4)
0 : 0000
DP 0.000 0000 000.0 SET2.2
1 : 000.0
2 : 0.00
3 : 0.000
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LSPL Input scale low 9999 -1999 --- SET2.3
USPL Input scale high 9999 -1999 --- SET2.3
ANL2 Sub input zero calibration 9999 -1999 0 SET2.4
ANH2 Sub input span calibration (hex display) 0x7FFF 0x0000 0x5FFF SET2.4
ALD1 19 0 11 SET3.1
(Please refer to Chapter 11.1 Alarm Mode)
Alarm1 time setting
0.00：Flicker
ALT1 99.59：Continued ON 99.59 0.00 99.59 SET3.2
0.01~99.58：delay time
Time format：min . sec
ALD2 19 0 0 SET3.3
Alarm2 time setting
0.00：Flicker
ALD3 18 0 0 SET4.1
Alarm3 time setting
0.00：Flicker
HYSA Hysteresis setting for alarm1~3 999.9 -199.9 1.0 SET4.3

Main output zero calibration
CLO1 , only available in linear output 9999 0 0 SET4.4
Main output span calibration
CHO1 , only available in linear output 9999 0 3600 SET4.4
Sub output zero calibration
CLO2 9999 0 0 SET5.1
, only available in linear output
Sub output span calibration
CHO2 9999 0 3600 SET5.1
, only available in linear output
CLO3 Retransmission zero calibration 9999 0 0 SET5.2
CHO3 Retransmission span calibration 9999 0 3600 SET5.2

Motor valve traveling time
RUCY unit：second 150 5 5 SET5.3
Program execution standby temperature
0 : when program executed reach SV do not
waiting for PV temperature
WAIT 100.0 0 0 SET5.3
Other values : when PV= (target SV-WAIT),
program entering next segment
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Alarm special function setting
SETA 1111 0000 0000 SET5.3
Protocol selection
0 : TAIE
PSL RTU TAIE RTU SET5.4
1 : RTU
(Please refer to communication manual)
Data format
0 : O_81
(parity bit=odd, stop bit=1)
1 : O_82
2 : E_81
BITS (parity bit=even, stop bit=1) N_82 O_81 O_81 SET5.4
3 : E_82
(parity bit=even, stop bit=2)
4 : N_81
(parity bit=none, stop bit=1)
5 : N_82
IDNO Controller station 254 0 1 SET5.4
Baud rate
0 : 24(2400)
1 : 48(4800)
2 : 96(9600)
BAUD 1152 24 384 SET5.4
3 : 192(19200)
4 : 384(38400)
5 : 576(57600)
6 : 1152(115200) bps
SVOS SV bias 100.0 -100.0 0 SET6.1
PV bias
PVOS 199.9 -199.9 0 SET6.2
PV = PV x (PVOH / 5000) + PVOS
Unit
will be reset
UNIT 2 0 --- SET6.3
0 : °C
1 : °F
2 : U (Linear signal)
PV digital filter
The PV filter is used to eliminate noise
PVFT 10.00 0.01 2.00 SET6.4
against the measured input
Unit : second
OUTY=2
PV2 Use for motor valve feedback value 100.0 0.0 --- &
SET7.1
Control action selection
OUD 0 : HEAT reverse action COOL HEAT HEAT SET7.2
1 : COOL direct action
Super SV function, suppressing overshoot
OPAD 0 : OFF ON OFF OFF SET7.3
1 : ON
Power frequency
HZ 0 : 50HZ 50HZ 60HZ 60HZ SET7.4
1 : 60HZ
9.10 Level 4 (Setting Level) All Parameters Display
Level 4
Press SET key

SET0
SET1 INP2
Parameters
sub input type selection
Hide/Display
SET2 OUTY
Parameters Hardware drive
Hide/Display selection
SET3 PROG
Parameters Program function
Hide/Display enable
SET4 SET1
Parameters
Hide/Display
SET5
Parameters
Hide/Display
SET6
Parameters
Hide/Display
SET7
Parameters
Hide/Display
SET8
Parameters
Hide/Display
SET9
Parameters
Hide/Display
SET0
Parameters
Hide/Display
INP2

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SET1 Parameters Hide/Display 1111 0000 --- ---
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SET0 Function enable/disable 1111 0000 --- ---

Sub input type selection
0 : none
1 : 10~50mV / 4~20mA / 1~5V / 2~10V
(only available in remote SV)
INP2 4 0 0 ---
2 : 0~50mV / 0~20mA / 0~5V / 0~10V
3 : valve feedback
4 : CT input
Hardware drive selection
0 : single output control
1 : dual output control
OUTY 4 0 0 ---
2 : valve control with feedback
3 : valve control without feedback selection
4 : single phase angle control
Program function enable
0 : OFF , SV source from keypad or
PROG ON OFF OFF ---
communication
1 : ON , SV source from program
9.12 Parameters Hide/Display Table on Level 4
SET1 _4 _3 _2 _1
0 Hide OUTL
SET1_1
1 Display OUTL
0 Hide AT
SET1_2
1 Display AT
0 Hide AL1
SET1_3
1 Display AL1
0 Hide AL2
SET1_4
1 Display AL2
0 Hide AL3
SET2_1
1 Display AL3
0 Hide ANL1 ANH1 DP TRCL TRCH
SET2_2
1 Display ANL1 ANH1 DP TRCL TRCH
0 Hide LSPL USPL
SET2_3
1 Display LSPL USPL
0 Hide ANL2 ANH2
SET2_4
1 Display ANL2 ANH2
0 Hide ALD1
SET3_1
1 Display ALD1
0 Hide ALT1
SET3_2
1 Display ALT1
0 Hide ALD2
SET3_3
1 Display ALD2
0 Hide ALT2
SET3_4
1 Display ALT2
0 Hide ALD3
SET4_1
1 Display ALD3
0 Hide ALT3
SET4_2
1 Display ALT3
0 Hide HYSA
SET4_3
1 Display HYSA
0 Hide CLO1 CHO1
SET4_4
1 Display CLO1 CHO1
0 Hide CLO2 CHO2
SET5_1
1 Display CLO2 CHO2
0 Hide CLO3 CHO3
SET5_2
1 Display CLO3 CHO3
0 Hide RUCY WAIT SETA
SET5_3
1 Display RUCY WAIT SETA
0 Hide PSL BITS IDNO BAUD W_MD
SET5_4
1 Display PSL BITS IDNO BAUD W_MD
0 Hide SVOS
SET6_1
1 Display SVOS
0 Hide PVOS PVOH
SET6_2
1 Display PVOS PVOH
Hide UNIT
0
Disable Fast Level
SET6_3
Display UNIT
1
Enable Fast Level
0 Hide PVFT
SET6_4
1 Display PVFT
0 Hide PV2
SET7_1
1 Display PV2
0 Hide OUD
SET7_2
1 Display OUD
0 Hide OPAD
SET7_3
1 Display OPAD
0 Hide HZ
SET7_4
1 Display HZ
0 Program not repeat

SET8_1
1 Program repeat
0 No power failure protection
SET8_2
1 With power failure protection
Hide PVST
0
Program execute from 0
SET8_3
Display PVST
1
Program execute from PV
0 Hide MLNB COMP OFFS
SET8_4
1 Display MLNB COMP OFFS
0 Disable piece linear compensation

SET9_1
1 Enable piece linear compensation
0 Program Timer Unit = “Hour : Minute”
SET9_2
1 Program Timer Unit = “Minute : Second”
0 Disable transmission SV
SET9_3
1 Enable transmission SV
0 Disable transmission PV
SET9_4
1 Enable transmission PV
0 TTL Communication (Slave)

SET0_1
1 TTL Communication (Master)
0 Hide RATE
SET0_2
1 Display RATE
0 Disable Remote SV function
SET0_3
1 Enable Remote SV function
0 use output relay “b” contact when motor valve closed
SET0_4
1 use output relay “a” contact when motor valve closed
9.13 Fast Level All Parameters Display
NC controller provides a fast parameter access operation, easy for users to quickly access communication group, program group,
motor valve group related parameters
SET6.3 = 1 (Enable Fast Level)
Enter fast level : press down key for 3 seconds at any level
Leave fast level : press down key for 3 seconds at fast level
Any Level
Press key
3 seconds
RH.TM W_MD PVST
INP1 OPFT MLNB MV.SF

Piece linear compensation Analog input special function
Input type selection Output filter segment select selection
RUCY PV2 COMP INP1

remote function or motor valve
Motor valve traveling time Piece linear compare value
feedback value
CYT1 MOLH OFFS

Motor valve action interval time Main output zero calibration Piece linear offset value
HYSM MOLL HBOP

Motor valve action main Main output span calibration Output percentage of trigger HBA
adjustment
HYS1 PSL TRCL

Motor valve action sub Main input TC/RTD zero
adjustment Protocol selection calibration
PMAC BITS TRCH

Automatic valve position Main input TC/RTD span
adjustment Data format calibration
RH.TC IDNO TP_K

Dehumidification temperature Controller station reserve
RH.PO BAUD PVOH

Dehumidification manipulated value Baud rate PV bias(for span)
RH.TM W_MD PVST

dehumidification time EEPROM protection Program execute start address
OPFT MLNB MV.SF
9.14 Fast Level Parameter

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Main input type selection
INP1 will be reset AN4 K1 K1 ---
(Please refer to Chapter 3 Input Range
Table)
OUTY =
RUCY Time unit：second 150 5 5
2 or 3
Motor valve action interval time. OUTY =
CYT1 10 0 5
Time unit : second 2 or 3
Motor valve action main adjustment OUTY =
HYSM 5.0 0.0 1.0
unit : percentage 2 or 3
Motor valve action sub adjustment OUTY =
HYS1 HYSM 0.0 0.5
Automatic valve position adjustment
0 : OFF stop automatic adjust
PMAC 1 : ON start automatic adjust E_PB OFF OFF OUTY=2
2 : E_PB Valve position determined
by external button
Dehumidification temperature
RH.TC If PV less than RHTC manipulated value = 200.0 0.0 125.0 ---
RHPO (Please refer to Chapter 10.5)
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Dehumidification manipulated value
0 : OFF disable dehumidification function
RH.PO 100.0 OFF OFF ---
Other values : 0.1~100.0 manipulated value
Dehumidification time
RH.TM 99.59 0.00 15.00 ---
time format : min.sec
Output filter
OPFT 10.00 0.10 2.00 ---
unit: second
OUTY=2
PV2 Use for motor valve feedback value 100.0 0.0 --- &
SET7.1
High limit setting of manipulated
MOLH 100.0 0.0 100.0 ---
value for main output
low limit setting of manipulated value for
MOLL 100.0 0.0 0.0 ---
main output
Protocol selection
0 : TAIE
PSL RTU TAIE RTU SET5.4
1 : RTU
(Please refer to communication manual)
Data format
0 : O_81
1 : O_82
2 : E_81
BITS (parity bit=even, stop bit=1) N_82 O_81 O_81 SET5.4
3 : E_82
4 : N_81
5 : N_82
IDNO Controller station 254 0 1 SET5.4
Baud rate
0 : 24(2400)
1 : 48(4800)
2 : 96(9600)
BAUD 1152 24 384 SET5.4
3 : 192(19200)
4 : 384(38400)
5 : 576(57600)
6 : 1152(115200) bps
EEPROM protection
0 : OFF communication write
command only write to CPU
W_MD RAM ON OFF ON SET5.4
1 : ON communication write
command write to CPU RAM and
EEPROM
Piece linear compensation segment select
MLNB TRIP : leave setting loop 10 TRIP TRIP SET8.4
1~10 : segment select
COMP Piece linear compare value USPL LSPL LSPL SET8.4
OFFS Piece linear offset value 150.0 -150.0 0.0 SET8.4

INP2=4
HBOP Output percentage of trigger HBA 100.0 0.0 90.0 &
ALD1=9
TRCL Main input TC/RTD zero calibration 9999 0 0 SET2.2

Main input TC/RTD span calibration
TRCH 7FFF 0 5FFF SET2.2
(hex display)
PROG
TP_K reserve 100.0 10.0 15.0
= ON
PV bias(for span)
PVOH 9999 0 5000 SET6.2
Program execute start address
0 : FULT (execute from current PV, but use
PVST CUTT FULT FULT SET8.3
segment 1 fully time)
1 : CUTT (execute from current PV,cut time)
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Analog input special function selection
0 : NONE (special function OFF)
1 : SQUA (analog input square)
2 : ROOT (analog input square root)
INP1=
MV.SF 3 : REVE (analog input reverse) RO.RE NONE NONE
AN1~AN4
4 : SQ.RE (analog input square
reverse)
5 : RO.RE (analog input square root
reverse)
10. Functional Descriptions
10.1 PV bias
Description
The NC series controller offers PV bias for input calibration, PV bias functions correct
the deviation of each sensor, as well as PV difference between controllers.
Function Diagram
PV bias (PV.OS) PV ratio (PV.OH)
Temperature Temperature
PVOH=5051
Adjust Controller PV
200°C
200°C
198°C
198°C
Controller PV Controller PV
Sensor PV
Sensor PV
PVOS=+2°C
2°C
0°C time
0°C time
Controller PV=Sensor PV
The related parameters of input calibration are as below:

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PV bias(for zero)
PVOS 199.9 -199.9 0 Level 3 SET6.2
PV = PV + PVOS
PV bias(for span)
PVOH 9999 0 5000 Fast SET6.2
Examples
PV bias (PVOS) adds bias to the Measured value(PV):
When two controllers measure the temperature of the same type of load, the measured values of the respective characteristics of
the sensors are displayed as
Controller A : 200°C Controller B : 195°C
As shown above, Controller B is compensated by PV offset (PVOS) The PV.OS parameter value must be corrected by +5°C.
The display value will be changed to 200°C, Same as Controller A, but Controller B will show 5°C at 0°C.
Parameter setting
Level Parameter Set value Description
4 SET6.2 1 Display PVOS
3 PVOS 5 PV adds +5°C
Fast PVOH 5000 PV ratio unchanging
Example 2
PV ratio (PVOH) is a multiplier to be applied to the measured value(PV):
When two controllers measure the temperature of the same type of load, the measured values of the respective characteristics of
the sensors are displayed as
Controller A : 200°C Controller B : 195°C
As shown above, if Controller B is compensated by the PV ratio (PVOH), then the PVOH parameter value is adjusted to display
at 200°C. Consistent with Controller A, Controller B will show 0°C at 0°C.
Parameter Setting
4 SET6.2 1 Display PVOS / PVOH
3 PVOS 0 PV bias unchanging
Fast PVOH 5129 PV ratio=(5129/5000)=1.0258
10.2 Retransmission
Description
The retransmission function of the NC series controller can provide digital values for parameters such as SV or PV etc.
Analog signals are transmitted to external devices according to the set range (EX: PLC AI module, inverter, etc.).
transmission output signal selectable: 4~20mA, 0~20mA, 0~5V, 0~10V, 1~5V, 2~10V
Function Diagram
PV
SV
100.0
Sensor input 200.0 Retransmission output
OUT1 OUT2 AT AL1 AL2 AL3 MAN PRO
OUT1 %
0 20 40 60 80 100
SET A/M
Electric
furnace
Sensor
12.00 mA
ammeter
The related parameters of Transmission are as below:
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0 : Retransmission SV disable
SET9.3 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : Retransmission SV enable
0 : Retransmission PV disable
SET9.4 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : Retransmission PV enable
CLO3 Retransmission zero calibration 9999 0 0 Level 3 SET5.2
CHO3 Retransmission span calibration 9999 0 3600 Level 3 SET5.2
Examples
Assume the input range (LSPL & USPL) = -50.0~600.0 retransmit PV
When the PV value is between -50.0 and 600.0, the retransmission signal is based on the PV value,
and the linear output analog signal is presented.
When the PV is less than -50.0, the retransmission signal remains at 4mA
When the PV value is greater than 600.0, the retransmission signal remains at 20mA
Parameter setting
3 SET9.4 1 Retransmission PV
Retransmission signal low point calibration value
3 CLO3 3133
(each controller calibrate value is different)
Retransmission signal high point calibration value
3 CHO3 3508
mA
20
Measured
value(PV)
0 Temperature
50.0(LSP L) 200.0(USPL)
Notes
1. To order TRS function, please confirm the type of retransmission output signal and retransmit signal range.
2. The user can select the source to be transmitted according to the parameter SET9.4 or SET9.3. The factory default is to
retransmit the PV.
3. Modify the parameter INP1/UNIT will reset the retransmission range.
4. CLO3 & CHO3 are the calibration parameters of the re-transmission signal. It has been calibrated before leaving the factory.
do not change this parameter value.
5. The user only needs to set SET9.4 or SET9.3, the rest of the parameters will be set & calibrated at the factory.
10.3 Remote SV
Description
Remote SV functions as an analog signal (4~20mA or 0~10V) generated by external devices (EX: PLC AO module, transmitter)
to the Remote SV terminal of the controller, to change the SV with a preset range.
Remote SV signal selection: 4~20mA, 0~20mA, 0~5V, 0~10V, 1~5V, 2~10V
Function Diagram
PV
SV
50.0
100.0
Sensor input OUT1 % Remote SV input

0 20 40 60 80 100
SET A/M
Control
Electric
furnace
output 20.00 mA
PLC AO module / transmiter

+ -
SSR
Power
The related parameters of Remote SV are as below:

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0 : Remote SV disable
SET0.3 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : Remote SV enable
0 : none
1 : 10~50mV / 4~20mA / 1~5V /
2~10V
INP2 4 0 0 Level 4 ---
2 : 0~50mV / 0~20mA / 0~5V /
0~10V
3 : valve feedback
4 : CT input
ANL2 Sub input zero calibration 9999 -1999 0 Level 3 SET2.4
Sub input span calibration
ANH2 0x7FFF 0x0000 0x5FFF Level 3 SET2.4
(hex display)
Examples
Input signal is K1 and its range is -50.0~600.0. When an external analog signal is input to the Remote SV
terminal, the signal will be based on the range presents linear display of SV parameters
When the signal input value is less than 2.4mA, the PV position shows nnn2, indicating that the signal of Remote SV is lower than
the lower limit value
When the signal input value is greater than 21.6mA, the PV position shows uuu2, indicating that the signal of Remote SV is higher
than the upper limit value
Remote SV
Remote SV upperer limit +10%

Remote SV upper limit
Remote SV lower limit

Remote SV lower limit -10%
mA
4.0 20.0
2.4 (-10%) 21.6 (110%)
Parameter setting
4 SET0.3 1 Enable Remote SV function
4 INP2 1 Remote SV signal=4~20mA
Remote SV signal low point calibration value
3 ANL2 744
Remote SV signal high point calibration value
3 ANH2 0x657C
Notes
1. To order Remote SV function, please confirm signal type and Remote SV input range first.
2. Modify the parameter INP1 & UNIT will reset the input range
3. The ANL2 and ANH2 are the calibration parameters of Remote SV. It has been calibrated before leaving
the factory. Please do not change this parameter.
10.4 Heater Break Alarm
Description
The HBA (Heater-Break-Alarm) function measures the heater current and displays the measured current value on the parameter
HBAC upper area so that the heater status can be monitored at any time.
When it is detected that the heater is disconnected or the heater current is abnormally reduced, an alarm message may be
immediately output to notify the user.
Function Diagram
PV
SV
KBA(
10.0 Sensor input
OUT1 %
HBA alarm 0 20 40 60 80 100
SET A/M
Control output
CT
+ -
SSR
SC 80-T
sensor
AC power
Heater
Electric furnace
The related parameters of Heater Break Alarm are as below :

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INP2=4
*HBAC Upper : heater current display
100.0 0.0 1.0 Level 1 &
unit : ampere(A)
INP2=4
HBOP Output percentage of trigger HBA 100.0 0.0 90.0 Fast &
ALD1=9
* when ALD1=9 & INP2=4，original AL1 become HBAC display
HBA operating conditions

1. Heater current is less than the setting of HBAC
2. OUT1 output exceeds HBOP setting value
3. The conditions of 1 & 2 above are established and continue to exceed 20 seconds
Examples
Heating system with SSR as control element, set HBAC=1.0(down display area)
1. The heater current display value HBAC = 0.0(upper display area), when a heater disconnection occurs
→ The heater current is less than the set value of HBAC=1.0. At this time ,condition 1 is satisfied.
2. The heater no longer heats when the heater disconnection occurs, and the gap between the PV and SV will become
larger and larger.
→ The manipulated value of OUT1 is also getting larger and larger, and eventually exceeds 90%. At this time ,condition 2 is
3. Satisfied, alarm_1 will be activated when both 1 & 2 conditions are met and continue for more than 20 seconds.
Parameter setting
1 HBAC 1.0 HBA action current (Unit: A)
Fast HBOP 90.0 When the output exceeds 90.0%
4 INP2 4 CT current input
3 ALD1 9 HBA Alarm
Current low-point calibration value
3 ANL2 -12
Current High-point calibration value
3 ANH2 0x4527
Notes
1. ANL2 & ANH2 is the current signal calibration parameters. It has been calibrated before leaving the factory.
do not change these two parameters value.
2. The user only needs to set HBAC & HBOP, the rest of the parameters will be set & calibrated at the factory.
3. CT has two specifications: SC 80-T & SC 100-T. Please check heater wire diameter and specify required CT.
CT Specifications
Item Specifications
Model number SC 80-T SC 100-T
Turns Ratio 800:1 1000:1
Max. continuous current 80A 100A
Accuracy 3% 5%
Aperture 5.9mm 12.6mm
Dieiectric Withstanding Voltage(Hi-pot) 2500Vrms / 1 minute 4000Vrms / 1 minute
Vibration resistance 50 HZ, 98 m/s2
Weight Approx. 12 g Approx. 30 g
Dimensions (UNIT：mm)
SC 80-T
SC 100-T
10.5 Dehumidification Function
Description
The NC series controller provides dehumidification function to protect the heater. When the power is turned on, the heater is
dehumidified with low power. When the dehumidification is completed, the normal power is output to the heater.
Function Diagram
Time < RH.TM use RH.PO as manipulated output value PV < RH.TC use RH.PO as manipulated output value
MV(%) MV(%)
100.0 100.0
RH.PO RH.PO
Time Temperature
RH.TM RH.TC
The related parameters of Dehumidification Function are as below:

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Dehumidification temperature
RH.TC If PV less than RHTC manipulated 200.0 0.0 125.0 Fast ---
value = RHPO
Dehumidification manipulated value
0 : OFF disable dehumidification
RH.PO function 100.0 OFF OFF Fast ---
Other values : 0.1~100.0
manipulated value
Dehumidification time
RH.TM COTI 0.00 15.00 Fast ---
time format : min.sec
Example
After the controller is turned on, when the PV does not reach 50°C, manipulated value fixed in 20%. When the time
exceeds 15 minutes or the PV is greater than 50°C, the controller will produce output of normal PID gain.
Parameter setting
1 SV 100.0 Target temperature
Execute de-humidifying function when PV is
Fast RH.TC 50.0
lower than this temperature
When executing dehumidification function
Fast RH.PO 20.0
the manipulated value fixed in 20%
Fast RH.TM 15.00 Max dehumidification function time
Notes
1. For use in heating mode only (OUD=HEAT)
2. SV must be greater than PV (SV>PV)
10.6 Motor Valve Control
Description
NC motor valve control function converts the control output value of the controller into the corresponding signal to
control a motor driven valve and then performs temperature control of a controlled object by regulating fluid flow.
Function Diagram
Motor valve
NC SERIES
COM Controller
R
RC RC
CLOSE
CLOSE
7 6
OPEN
Without 8 9
resistance
feedback OPEN
10
COM
ball valve：Low pressure, general use

needle valve：High pressure, High precision use
NC SERIES
Motor valve
Controller
CLOSE
14 CLOSE
COM signal feedback

1KΩ 15 WIPER
OPEN
16 OPEN
COM
R
RC RC
CLOSE
CLOSE
7 6
With
resistance
feedback OPEN
8 9
10
OPEN
COM
ball valve：Low pressure, general use

needle valve：High pressure, High precision use
Description of function
When the feedback resistance is provided
1. Adjusting valve position automatically
2. The valve position can be manually changed.
3. Force the controller to switch to no feedback resistance control mode when feedback resistance input breaks
4. High/Low limit of valve position can be set.
When the feedback resistance is not provided:

1. Control motor operation can be restricted by the parameter “OUTL”.
2. The UP/DOWN key is used to output opening or closing signal in manual mode
2.1 UP key(open-side)：While the UP key is being pressed, open-side output (OUT1) is output continuously.
Releasing the UP key turns off the output on the open-side to hold the opened state at that time.
2.2 DOWN key(close-side)：While the DOWN key is being pressed, close-side output (OUT2) is output continuously.
Releasing the DOWN key turns off the output on the closed-side to hold the opened state
at that time.
The related parameters of motor valve control function are as below:
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OUTY=2
PV2 Valve opening monitor 100.0 0.0 --- Fast &
SET7.1
OUTY 2 : valve control with feedback 4 0 0 Level 4 ---
3 : valve control without feedback
selection
0 : none
1 : 10~50mV / 4~20mA / 1~5V /
2~10V
INP2 4 0 0 Level 4 ---
2 : 0~50mV / 0~20mA / 0~5V /
0~10V
3 : valve feedback
4 : CT input
PMAC 1 : ON start automatic adjust E_PB OFF OFF Fast OUTY=2
by external button
Motor valve traveling time OUTY =
RUCY 150 5 5 Fast
Time unit：second 2 or 3
Motor valve action interval time. OUTY =
CYT1 10 1 5 Fast
Time unit : second 2 or 3
Motor valve action main adjustment OUTY =
HYSM 5.0 0.0 1.0 Fast
Motor valve action sub adjustment OUTY =

HYS1 HYSM 0 0.5 Fast
Motor valve Initial Setting
Without feedback With feedback

resistance resistance
Set Motor valve traveling Executing automatic valve

time position adjustment
( RUCY ) ( PMAC = ON )
Set motor valve action Set motor valve action

interval time interval time
( CYT1 ) ( CYT1 )

main hysteresis main hysteresis
( HYSM ) ( HYSM )

sub hysteresis sub hysteresis
( HYS1 ) ( HYS1 )
1. Executing automatic valve position adjustment

PMAC 1 : ON start automatic adjust OFF Fast
by external button
The motor valve low position(ANL2) and high position(ANH2) are calibrated and the travel time from completely open
to completely closed is set automatically
When the measurement has been complete the setting of the parameter will change to OFF.”PMER” will be display if any
of following errors occurs during execution.If an error occur check the wiring and other factors and execute automatic valve
position adjustment again.
2. Setting motor valve traveling time
RUCY 5 Fast
Time unit：second
With feedback resistance mode
Executing automatic valve position adjustment will get RUCY setting value automatically
Without feedback resistance mode

Check the motor valve specification and setting the RUCY value of a manually
3. Setting valve action interval time

Motor valve action interval time.
CYT1 5 Fast
Time unit : second
EX1 : Setting CYT1=5, after executing current valve action, If the controller calculates that the valve needs to be closed
for 2 seconds, controller will delay 5 seconds before performing close valve action
EX2 : Setting CYT1=7, after executing current valve action, If the controller calculates that the valve needs to be open
for 2 seconds, controller will delay 7 seconds before performing open valve action
4. Setting motor valve action main adjustment

motor valve action main adjustment
HYSM 1.0 Fast
unit : percentage
When error% accumulates to the set value of HYSM the controller will drive motor valve to eliminate this error%
EX1 : set HYSM =0.5, when error% accumulates to 0.5 the controller will drive motor valve to eliminate this error%
EX2 : set HYSM =1.0, when error% accumulates to 1.0 the controller will drive motor valve to eliminate this error%
The smaller the set value of this parameter, the more frequent the valve action, the more precise the control, but it
will also affect the valve life, proper HYSM setting reduces valve operating frequency to protect valve life
5. Setting motor valve action sub adjustment

motor valve action sub adjustment
HYS1 0.5 Fast
unit : percentage
When the error% accumulates to the set value of HYSM, the controller will drive the valve to eliminate the set
value of HYS1
EX1 : set HYSM =0.5, HYS1 =0.3, when error% accumulates to 0.5% the controller will drive motor valve to eliminate 0.3%
EX2 : set HYSM =1.0，HYS1 =0.5, when error% accumulates to 1.0% the controller will drive motor valve to eliminate 0.5%
6. Setting motor valve high/low limit in resistance feedback control mode

MOLL low limit of valve position 0.0 Fast
MOLH high limit of valve position 100.0 Fast
EX1 : if you want set 20% low limit of valve position, setting MOLL=20.0
EX2 : if you want set 80% high limit of valve position, setting MOLH=80.0
Notes
1. The lowest valve position and the highest valve position are automatically written into ANL2 & ANH2 after executing
automatic valve position adjustment
2. When performing automatic valve position adjustment(PMAC=ON), please make sure that the fuel is closed
3. When the controller detects that the feedback resistance is disconnected, it will automatically switch to no feedback control
mode and PV area show “PMER” message
4. It is recommended to install spark killer at the relay junction to prolong the service life of the relay.
Spark killer connection

Motor valve
spark killer NC SERIES Controller

COM R
CLOSE
CLOSE
7 6
OPEN
8 9
10
OPEN
COM
10.7 RAMP & SOAK
Description
The NC series controller provides a single ramp and soak function, after booting completed, the SV starts to increase
according to the set value of RAMP. when the soak condition is met the SOAK function will be executed according to the set value of
SOAK, and driving the output and alarm to ON or OFF after the SOAK time is executed finish.
The related parameters of ramp and soak function are as below:

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ALD1=10
SOAK Alarm1 soak time
99.59 0.00 0.10 Level 1 or
(AL1) Time format : hr.min ALD1=19
ALD2=10
99.59 0.00 0.10 Level 1 or
(AL2) Time format : hr.min ALD2=19
99.59 0.00 0.10 Level 1 ALD3=10
(AL3) Time format : hr.min
The rate of change during an SV
RAMP
ramp 99.99 -19.99 99.99 Level 1 ALD3=9
(AL3)
format : °C / minute
※ when ALD1=10 or 19, original AL1 become SOAK display
when ALD2=10 or 19, original AL2 become SOAK display
when ALD3=9, original AL3 become RAMP display
Parameter Set value Description
Boot completed, the alarm is ON.

10 When PV ≥ target SV start the soak timer, alarm and control
(SOAK_A) function are turned OFF in soak time finish
(In this mode, the time format is fixed to “hour.minute”)
ALDX
Boot completed, the alarm is OFF.
19 when PV ≥ target SV start the soak timer, alarm is turned ON and
(SOAK_B) the control function keep ON in soak time finish
(In this mode, the time format is fixed to “hour.minute”)
X：1 / 2(SOAK function available in alarm1 or alarm2)
Example(1) Single RAMP+SOAK_A (ALD3=9 + ALD1=10)

Boot completed, the alarm1 is ON, SV rise 5.00°C per minute. when the PV reaches 100 °C, the temperature is kept
for 10 minutes. after 10 minutes alarm1 and control function are turned OFF
Parameter setting
4 SET2.1 1 Display AL3
4 SET4.1 1 Display ALD3
3 ALD1 10 AL1 as soak timer
3 ALD3 9 Enable RAMP function
1 SOAK(AL1) 0.10 Soak for 10 minutes
1 RAMP(AL3) 5.00 5.00°C rise per minute
Temperature
Time up
Alarm=OFF
PV
100.0
SV rise 5°C /min
ramp start
alarm=ON
25.0
PV time chart time

RAMP SOAK
5 15 minutes 10 minutes
seconds
Action
ON
AL1 time chart OFF time
Example(2) Single RAMP+SOAK_B (ALD3=9 + ALD1=19)
Boot completed, the alarm1 is OFF, SV rise 5.00°C rise per minute. when the PV reaches 100 °C, the temperature is kept
for 10 minutes. after 10 minutes alarm is turned ON and the control function keep ON
Parameter setting
4 SET2.1 1 Display AL3
4 SET4.1 1 Display ALD3
3 ALD3 9 Enable RAMP function
1 RAMP(AL3) 5.00 5.00°C rise per minute
Temperature
Time up
Alarm=ON
PV
100.0
PV follows SV up 5°C
per minute
ramp start
alarm=ON
25.0
PV time chart time

RAMP SOAK
5 15 minutes 10 minutes
seconds
Action
ON
Example(3) only use SOAK_A (ALD1=10)

Boot completed, the alarm1 is ON, and the PV is directly controlled at 100 °C. when the PV reaches 100 °C, the temperature is kept
for 10 minutes. after 10 minutes alarm1 and control function are turned OFF
Parameter setting
Temperature
Time up
Alarm=OFF
PV
100.0
Temperature rise
Alarm=ON
25.0
PV time chart time

SOAK
5 10 minutes
seconds
Action
ON
Example(4) only use SOAK_B (ALD1=19)
Boot completed, the alarm1 is OFF, and the PV is directly controlled at 100 °C. when the PV reaches 100 °C, the temperature is kept
for 10 minutes. after 10 minutes alarm is turned ON and the control function keep ON
Parameter setting
Temperature
Time up
Alarm=ON
PV
100.0
Temperature rise
Alarm=OFF
25.0
PV time chart time

SOAK
5
10 minutes
seconds
Action
ON
10.8 Proportional Control
Description
Proportional control is one of the simplest ways to control method, controller manipulated value proportional to input error signal,
this chapter explains how to set related parameters.
Function Diagram
Reverse Direct
proportional band proportional band

90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 % 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 %
Output100% Output 0% Output 0% Output 100%
P(proportional) P(proportional)
PV PV
SV SV
The related parameters of proportional control are as below:

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SV --- Set value USPL LSPL --- Level 1 ---
P1 200.0 0.0 3.0 Level 2 ---
Other values : proportional band
setting value
OUD 0 : HEAT reverse action COOL HEAT HEAT Level 3 SET7.2
Setting step
1. Select control action
2. Determine the proportional band
3. Set SV, SV = ( proportional band maximum + proportional band minimum) / 2
4. Full range = (Range maximum – range minimum)
5. Calculate P = ((proportional band maximum - proportional band minimum) / Full range) x 100
Example 1 :
INP1 = K1(-50.0~600.0) when PV in the range of 90.0 ~ 100.0 output proportional(decrease) SV= ? P= ?
proportional band 90.0~100.0

90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 %
Output 100% Output 0%
90.0 100.0 PV
95.0
1. OUD = HEAT(Reverse)
2. Proportional band→ 90.0~100.0
3. SV = ( proportional band maximum + proportional band minimum) / 2
→ (100.0 + 90.0) / 2 = 95.0
→ 600.0 - (-50.0) = 650.0
5. P= ((proportional band maximum - proportional band minimum) / Full range) x 100
→ ((100.0-90.0) / 650.0) x 100 = 1.5384(approx 1.5)
Example 2 :
INP1= AN4(0.0~100.0) when PV in the range of 0.0 ~ 100.0 output proportional(increase) SV= ? P= ?
proportional band 0.0~100.0

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 %
Output 0% Output 100%
0.0 100.0 PV
50.0
1. OUD = COOL(Direct)
2. Proportional band→ 0.0~100.0
3. SV = ( proportional band maximum + proportional band minimum) / 2
→ (100.0 + 0.0) / 2 = 50.0

→ 100.0 - 0.0 = 100.0
5. P= ((proportional band maximum - proportional band minimum) / Full range) x 100
→ ((100.0-0.0) / 100.0) x 100 = 100.0
Notes
1. When using proportional control I1 and D1 must be set to 0
2. Full range please check Chapter 4 “Input Range Table”
3. Only using proportional control will eventually have a steady state error
10.9 Master-Slave communication
Description
Transmission master controller SV to slave controller SV, all slave controller SV can be consistent
Wiring
NC_1 NC_2 NC_3 NC_4

Master Slave Slave Slave
ID=0 ID=1 ID=1 ID=1
SET0.1=1 SET0.1=0 SET0.1=0 SET0.1=0
SD SG RD SG RD SG RD SG
The related parameters of master-slave communication are as below:

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SET2.1
Slave SV rate
RATE 9999 0 9999 Level 1 &
RATE SV = SV x (RATE/9999) SET0.2
Protocol selection
0 : TAIE
PSL 1 : RTU RTU TAIE TAIE Level 3 SET5.4
(Please refer to communication
manual)
Data format
0 : O_81
1 : O_82
2 : E_81
BITS (parity bit=even, stop bit=1) N_82 O_81 O_81 Level 3 SET5.4
3 : E_82
4 : N_81
5 : N_82
IDNO Controller station 254 0 1 Level 3 SET5.4
Baud rate
0 : 24(2400)
1 : 48(4800)
2 : 96(9600)
BAUD 1152 24 96 Level 3 SET5.4
3 : 192(19200)
4 : 384(38400)
5 : 576(57600)
6 : 1152(115200) bps
0 : TTL Communication (Slave)
SET0.1 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : TTL Communication (Master)
0 : RATE hide
SET0.2 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : RATE display
Master controller setting step

1. IDNO= 0, PSL= TAIE
2. BITS= O_81, BAUD= 96
3. SET0.1= 1
4. SET0.2= 0
5. After completing the above steps, master controller start to transmit SV to slave controller SV
Slave controller setting step

1. IDNO= 1, PSL= TAIE
2. BITS= O_81, BAUD= 96
3. SET0.1= 0
4. SET0.2= 1
5. RATE= 9999
6. After completing the above steps, slave controller start to receive master controller SV
Notes
1. Afer adding master-slave communication, RS-485 communication not available
2. Master-slave communication only available in TAIE protocol(PSL= TAIE)
3. Master controller does not use parameter RATE, to attenuate the SV received by slave controller just adjust parameter RATE
4. Master controller can connect up to 10 slave controllers, and the wiring between every controller should not exceed 1 meter.
10.10 Piece Linear Compensation
Description
When the analog input signal source is nonlinear, using piece linear compensation method to compensate this signal, make it linearity
The related parameters of piece linear compensation are as below:

Range
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Piece linear compensation segment
select
MLNB 10 TRIP TRIP Fast SET8.4
TRIP : leave setting loop
COMP Piece linear compare value USPL LSPL LSPL Fast SET8.4
OFFS Piece linear offset value 150.0 -150.0 0.0 Fast SET8.4
0 : MLNB, COMP, OFFS hide
SET8.4 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : MLNB, COMP, OFFS display
0 : Disable piece linear
compensation
SET9.1 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : Enable piece linear
compensation
Edit flow-chat
START
Set SET9.1=0
SET8.4=1
Set MLNB
Set COMP
Set OFFS
NO
Finish
?
YES
MLNB = TRIP
Set SET9.1=1
END
Set MLNB
Parameter LED display Description Default Level
Piece linear compensation segment select
MLNB TRIP : leave setting loop TRIP Fast
When MLNB≠TRIP the display loop in MLNB → COMP → OFFS
When MLNB=TRIP leave piece linear compensation parameter loop
Set COMP
COMP Piece linear compensation compare value LSPL Fast
When non-linear signal value within the set value of COMP, it needs to be compensated.
First COMP set value=LSPL
First COMP set value=USPL
Set OFFS
OFFS Piece linear compensation offset value 0.0 Fast
When non-linear signal value within the set value of COMP, OFFS use for increase or decrease original non-linear signal
Before the function starts

Piece Linear Compensation
setting SET8.4=1
1. Show parameter MLNB, COMP, OFFS display
2. Basic parameter setting setting MLNB = 1 setting COMP = LSPL setting OFFS = 0
Piece linear compensation segment Piece linear compare value Piece linear offset value
3. Start compensation setting select 2~9 COMP = XXXX OFFS = XXXX
Piece linear compensation segment Piece linear compare value Piece linear offset value
4. End compensation setting finish MLNB = XX COMP = USPL OFFS = 0
setting SET9.1=1
5. Function enable Enable piece linear compensation
Example1
Assume signal source is a nonlinear signal within 320 °C, and the controller is set to correct at three temperature points.
(1) When the temperature is 95°C, it needs to be corrected by +5°C.

Step 1: Set SET8.4=1 and SET9.1=0

Step 2: Set MLNB = 1, COMP = LSPL, OFFS = 0
Step 3: set MLNB = 2, COMP = 95, OFFS = 5
Step 4: Set MLNB = 3, COMP = 185, OFFS = 15
Step 5: Set MLNB = 4, COMP = 320, OFFS = 30
Step 6: Set MLNB = 5, COMP = USPL, OFFS = 0
Step 7: Set MLNB = TRIP and SET9.1=1
Example2
Input signal 4~20mA, range 0~5000, the input signal is nonlinear (as shown in the figure below), use 10 points piece linear
compensation.
Step1：SET9.1 = 0 disable function
Step2：SET8.4 = 1 display MLNB、COMP、OFFS

PV
10 Step3：MLNB = 1, COMP = 0(LSPL), OFFS = 0

5000
9 Step4：MLNB = 2, COMP = 100, OFFS = 400
8
3750
Step5：MLNB = 3, COMP = 150, OFFS = 550

After Piece Linear
Compensation Signal
6
5
4
1250 Original Signal
3
2
1
0 mA
4 12 20 Step11：MLNB = 9, COMP = 3720, OFFS = 680
Step12：MLNB = 10, COMP = 5000(USPL), OFFS = 0
Step13：SET9.1 = 1 enable function
Notes
1. The Piece Linear Compensation function must be enabled (SET9.1=1) when MLNB, COMP, OFFS are set, otherwise the controller
may display an error message.
2. Regardless of the number of use segments, the first segment COMP must be equal to LSPL, the last segment COMP must be
equal to USPL.
10.11 Auto-tuning and Startup tuning
Description
Auto-tuning
When AT is executed, the optimum PID constants for the SV at that time are set automatically. A method (called the limit cycle
method) for forcibly changing the manipulated variable and finding the characteristics of the control object is employed.
Startup tuning
As simple auto-tuning, the PID values can be found in a short time without disturbing controllability for controlled systems with slow
response at power ON.
The related parameters of Auto-tuning and Startup tuning function are as below:
Range
Parameter Symbol Content Default Level Hide/Display
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Auto-tuning execute selection
0 : NO (PID control)
1 : YES (execute auto-tuning)
AT 2 : PR.TU (Startup tuning, execute PRTU NO NO Level 1 SET1.2
once)
3 : PRTU (Startup tuning, execute
always when reboot)
Auto-tuning offset value
AT.VL execute auto-tuning in (SV-ATVL) 100.0 -100.0 0.0 Level 2 ---
point
Auto-tuning diagram
T
Automatically calculate the Precise control with
optimal PID value optimized PID value
100
PV
AT= NO
AT= YES
25
Auto-tuning execution flow
START
Set SV manual
AT= YES manual
AT LED ON automatic
Waiting... automatic
AT LED OFF automatic
AT= NO automatic
Get new PID

automatic
value
END
Notes
1. During the execution of auto-tuning, PV will change significantly, do not production during this period
2. During the execution of auto-tuning, please release the function of limiting the output percentage first(set OUTL=100.0)
3. If the alarm terminal link to output terminal, please release it before the execution of auto-tuning.
4. if execute auto-tuning over 2 hours, the controller will return to the control state and display the
auto-tuning failure message (AUTF)
5. If the system components (e.g. heater, sensor...) are replaced, please execute the auto-tuning again
6. Auto-tuning can be used for heating or cooling equipment
7. Perform auto-tuning on the dual-output controller, the PID values on the heating side
and cooling side will be updated at the same time
8. Can perform auto-tuning at any temperature
Startup tuning diagram
Precise control with optimized

PID value
100
PV
60
AT= NO
AT= PR.TU
25
t
Automatically calculate the
optimal PID value
Notes
1. When executing the startup tuning, there is no AT led indicator, when PV > (SV x 0.6), the startup-tuning will be completed.
2. The startup tuning only available in heating equipment, can’t be used in cooling equipment
3. Startup tuning only available in single output controller, and can't be used in dual output controller
4. The gap between SV and PV must be greater than full range x 0.06 before the startup tuning is started
e.g. K1= -50.0~600.0，full range= 650.0 (650.0 x 0.06) = 39
PV= 25.0，SV must be greater than 64(25+39) startup tuning can't be action
5. Please perform the startup tuning when the system is not heated and the PV is at room temperature
10.12 ON / OFF Control
Description
In ON/OFF control, the output is turned on or off depending on the measured value (PV) whether it is above or below the
Set value (SV), user can set a hysteresis zone to prevent turned on and off too frequently for a small change of temperature.
Function Diagram (single output, heat mode)
PV
SV+HYS1
Upper side gap
SV t
Lower side gap
SV-HYS1
OUTPUT ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF

t
The related parameters of ON/OFF control are as below:

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P1 200.0 0.0 3.0 Level 2 ---
setting value
Hysteresis for main output
HYS1 on/off control use(when P1 = 0.0 100.0 -100.0 1.0 Level 2 P1 = 0.0
appear)
Sub output proportional band
P2 200.0 0.0 3.0 Level 2 OUTY = 1
setting value
Hysteresis for sub output
HYS2 on/off control use(when P2 = 0.0 100.0 -100.0 1.0 Level 2 P2 = 0.0
appear)
GAP1 Control gap (for main output) 1000 -1000 0 Level 2 OUTY = 1
GAP2 Control gap (for sub output) 1000 -1000 0 Level 2 OUTY = 1
OUD 0 : HEAT reverse action COOL HEAT HEAT Level 3 SET7.2
Example(1)
single output, heat mode
Description When PV<=95.0℃ OUT1：ON，When PV>=105.0℃ OUT1：OFF
Formula PV ≥ (SV + HYS1) → OUT1 OFF
PV ≤ (SV - HYS1) → OUT1 ON
diagram
ON OFF
Low High
HYS1 HYS1
SV
Parameter SV=100.0
setting P1=0.0
HYS1=5.0
OUD=HEAT
Example(2)
single output, cool mode
Description When PV>=20.0℃ OUT1：ON，When PV<=10.0℃ OUT1：OFF
Formula PV ≥ (SV + HYS1) → OUT1 ON
PV ≤ (SV - HYS1) → OUT1 OFF
diagram
OFF ON
Low High
HYS1 HYS1
SV
Parameter SV=15.0
setting P1=0.0
HYS1=5.0
OUD=COOL
Example(3)
dual output(OUT1：heat mode, OUT2：cool mode)
heat PV ≥ (SV + GAP1) → OUT1 OFF
side PV < (SV + GAP1 - HYS1) → OUT1 ON
Formula
Cool PV ≤ (SV + GAP2) → OUT2 OFF
side PV > (SV + GAP2 + HYS2) → OUT2 ON
Heat OUT1 ON OUT1 OFF
Low High
HYS1
diagram
Cool OUT2 OFF OUT2 ON
Low HYS2 High

SV
Example(4)
dual output(OUT1：cool mode, OUT2：heat mode)
Cool PV ≤ (SV + GAP1) → OUT1 OFF
side PV > (SV + GAP1 + HYS1) → OUT1 ON
Formula
heat PV ≥ (SV + GAP2) → OUT2 OFF
side PV < (SV + GAP2 - HYS2) → OUT2 ON
Cool OUT1 OFF OUT1 ON
Low High
HYS1
diagram
Heat OUT2 ON OUT2 OFF
Low High
HYS2
SV
Notes
1. There is a large control error in ON/OFF control compared with PID control
2. Do not set the hysteresis parameter HYS1/HYS2 too small, so as to avoid frequent action of the relay and affect the lifetime
3. When performing ON/OFF control in dual output mode, both sets of outputs must be used for ON/OFF control, please do not
adjust to one set of PID control and one set of ON/OFF control
10.13 Super SV
Description
When the SV is changed, the output increases, massive output may cause overshoot and damage the
system. NC series controllers provide the Super SV function, which can effectively suppress the overshoot
The related parameters of Super SV are as below:

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Super SV function, suppressing
overshoot
OPAD ON OFF OFF Level 3 SET7.3
0 : OFF
1 : ON
Example
Set the SV to 100.0°C, use the default PID value to control the industrial oven,
and compare the control curves of Super SV function on or off
compare Super SV ON/OFF
100.0
90.0
80.0
Super SV disable, overshoot
70.0
60.0
Super SV enable, suppress overshoot
50.0
40.0
30.0
20.0
Notes
1. The time to reach the set value after enabling Super SV function may be longer than the time without Super SV function
2. I (Integral) value cannot be zero when using Super SV function
3. Super SV function is recommended for single output heating system
10.14 Input Math Function
Description
NC series controllers provide advance mathematical function in terms of input linear signals, such as inverse, square root, square etc.
Users can directly connect differential pressure type flow transmitter to controller, or other transmitters that require special conversion.
The related parameters of Input math function are as below:

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LSPL Input scale low 9999 -1999 --- Level 3 SET2.3
USPL Input scale high 9999 -1999 --- Level 3 SET2.3

Analog input special function
selection
0 : NONE (special function OFF)
1 : SQUA (analog input square)
2 : ROOT (analog input square root) INP1=
MV.SF RO.RE NONE NONE Fast Level
3 : REVE (analog input reverse) AN1~AN4
4 : SQ.RE (analog input square
reverse)
5 : RO.RE (analog input square root
reverse)
Notes
1. The parameter MV.SF is only available in when the input signal is a linear signal (INP1=AN1~AN4)
2. When using the SQUA/ROOT/SQ.RE/RO.RE function, you must ensure that the range is a positive range
Example(1)
Input signal 4~20mA aim range 0~1000, the value and graphical representation of MV.SF functions
input signal REVE SQUA SQ.RE ROOT RO.RE

NONE
4~20mA (reverse) (square) (square+ reverse) (square root) (square root+ reverse)
4.00 0 1000 0.0 1000.0 0.00 1000.00
4.32 20 980 0.4 999.6 141.42 858.58
4.64 40 960 1.6 998.4 200.00 800.00
4.96 60 940 3.6 996.4 244.95 755.05
5.28 80 920 6.4 993.6 282.84 717.16
5.60 100 900 10.0 990.0 316.23 683.77
5.92 120 880 14.4 985.6 346.41 653.59
6.24 140 860 19.6 980.4 374.17 625.83
6.56 160 840 25.6 974.4 400.00 600.00
6.88 180 820 32.4 967.6 424.26 575.74
7.20 200 800 40.0 960.0 447.21 552.79
7.52 220 780 48.4 951.6 469.04 530.96
7.84 240 760 57.6 942.4 489.90 510.10
8.16 260 740 67.6 932.4 509.90 490.10
8.48 280 720 78.4 921.6 529.15 470.85
8.80 300 700 90.0 910.0 547.72 452.28
9.12 320 680 102.4 897.6 565.69 434.31
9.44 340 660 115.6 884.4 583.10 416.90
9.76 360 640 129.6 870.4 600.00 400.00
10.08 380 620 144.4 855.6 616.44 383.56
10.40 400 600 160.0 840.0 632.46 367.54
10.72 420 580 176.4 823.6 648.07 351.93
11.04 440 560 193.6 806.4 663.32 336.68
11.36 460 540 211.6 788.4 678.23 321.77
11.68 480 520 230.4 769.6 692.82 307.18
12.00 500 500 250.0 750.0 707.11 292.89
12.32 520 480 270.4 729.6 721.11 278.89
12.64 540 460 291.6 708.4 734.85 265.15
12.96 560 440 313.6 686.4 748.33 251.67
13.28 580 420 336.4 663.6 761.58 238.42
13.60 600 400 360.0 640.0 774.60 225.40
13.92 620 380 384.4 615.6 787.40 212.60
14.24 640 360 409.6 590.4 800.00 200.00
14.56 660 340 435.6 564.4 812.40 187.60
14.88 680 320 462.4 537.6 824.62 175.38
15.20 700 300 490.0 510.0 836.66 163.34
15.52 720 280 518.4 481.6 848.53 151.47
15.84 740 260 547.6 452.4 860.23 139.77
16.16 760 240 577.6 422.4 871.78 128.22
16.48 780 220 608.4 391.6 883.18 116.82
16.80 800 200 640.0 360.0 894.43 105.57
17.12 820 180 672.4 327.6 905.54 94.46
17.44 840 160 705.6 294.4 916.52 83.48
17.76 860 140 739.6 260.4 927.36 72.64
18.08 880 120 774.4 225.6 938.08 61.92
18.40 900 100 810.0 190.0 948.68 51.32
18.72 920 80 846.4 153.6 959.17 40.83
19.04 940 60 883.6 116.4 969.54 30.46
19.36 960 40 921.6 78.4 979.80 20.20
19.68 980 20 960.4 39.6 989.95 10.05
20.00 1000 0 1000.0 0.0 1000.00 0.00
1000
900
800
700
Range 0~1000
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
4.00
18.08
19.68
10.08
10.40
10.72
11.04
11.36
11.68
12.00
12.32
12.64
12.96
13.28
13.60
13.92
14.24
14.56
14.88
15.20
15.52
15.84
16.16
16.48
16.80
17.12
17.44
17.76
18.40
18.72
19.04
19.36
20.00
4.32
4.64
4.96
5.28
5.60
5.92
6.24
6.56
6.88
7.20
7.52
7.84
8.16
8.48
8.80
9.12
9.44
9.76
Signal 4~20mA
NONE REVE SQUA SQ.RE ROOT RO.RE

(None) (Reverse) (Square) (Square+Reverse) (Square Root) (Square Root+Reverse)
Example(2)
Input signal 0~10V aim range 0~1000, the value and graphical representation of MV.SF functions
input signal REVE SQUA SQ.RE ROOT RO.RE

NONE
0~10V (reverse) (square) (square+ reverse) (square root) (square root+ reverse)
0.0 0 1000 0.0 1000.0 0.00 1000.00
0.2 20 980 0.4 999.6 141.42 858.58
0.4 40 960 1.6 998.4 200.00 800.00
0.6 60 940 3.6 996.4 244.95 755.05
0.8 80 920 6.4 993.6 282.84 717.16
1.0 100 900 10.0 990.0 316.23 683.77
1.2 120 880 14.4 985.6 346.41 653.59
1.4 140 860 19.6 980.4 374.17 625.83
1.6 160 840 25.6 974.4 400.00 600.00
1.8 180 820 32.4 967.6 424.26 575.74
2.0 200 800 40.0 960.0 447.21 552.79
2.2 220 780 48.4 951.6 469.04 530.96
2.4 240 760 57.6 942.4 489.90 510.10
2.6 260 740 67.6 932.4 509.90 490.10
2.8 280 720 78.4 921.6 529.15 470.85
3.0 300 700 90.0 910.0 547.72 452.28
3.2 320 680 102.4 897.6 565.69 434.31
3.4 340 660 115.6 884.4 583.10 416.90
3.6 360 640 129.6 870.4 600.00 400.00
3.8 380 620 144.4 855.6 616.44 383.56
4.0 400 600 160.0 840.0 632.46 367.54
4.2 420 580 176.4 823.6 648.07 351.93
4.4 440 560 193.6 806.4 663.32 336.68
4.6 460 540 211.6 788.4 678.23 321.77
4.8 480 520 230.4 769.6 692.82 307.18
5.0 500 500 250.0 750.0 707.11 292.89
5.2 520 480 270.4 729.6 721.11 278.89
5.4 540 460 291.6 708.4 734.85 265.15
5.6 560 440 313.6 686.4 748.33 251.67
5.8 580 420 336.4 663.6 761.58 238.42
6.0 600 400 360.0 640.0 774.60 225.40
6.2 620 380 384.4 615.6 787.40 212.60
6.4 640 360 409.6 590.4 800.00 200.00
6.6 660 340 435.6 564.4 812.40 187.60
6.8 680 320 462.4 537.6 824.62 175.38
7.0 700 300 490.0 510.0 836.66 163.34
7.2 720 280 518.4 481.6 848.53 151.47
7.4 740 260 547.6 452.4 860.23 139.77
7.6 760 240 577.6 422.4 871.78 128.22
7.8 780 220 608.4 391.6 883.18 116.82
8.0 800 200 640.0 360.0 894.43 105.57
8.2 820 180 672.4 327.6 905.54 94.46
8.4 840 160 705.6 294.4 916.52 83.48
8.6 860 140 739.6 260.4 927.36 72.64
8.8 880 120 774.4 225.6 938.08 61.92
9.0 900 100 810.0 190.0 948.68 51.32
9.2 920 80 846.4 153.6 959.17 40.83
9.4 940 60 883.6 116.4 969.54 30.46
9.6 960 40 921.6 78.4 979.80 20.20
9.8 980 20 960.4 39.6 989.95 10.05
10.0 1000 0 1000.0 0.0 1000.00 0.00
1000
900
800
700
Range 0~1000
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.5 10
Signal 0~10V
NONE REVE SQUA SQ.RE ROOT RO.RE

(None) (Reverse) (Square) (Square+Reverse) (Square Root) (Square Root+Reverse)
11. Alarm Action
Description
The NC series controller can support up to three sets of alarm functions. Each set of alarms has 19 mode.
Users can choose the most suitable alarm mode according to their needs for system protection or
application.
Function Diagram
PV
SV
100.0 Alarm 1
200.0
OUT1 %
Alarm 2
0 20 40 60 80 100
SET A/M
Alarm 3
The related parameters of alarm function are as below:

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AL1 Alarm1 set value USPL -1999 1.0 Level 1 SET1.3

ALD1 (Please refer to Chapter 11.1 Alarm 19 0 11 Level 3 SET3.1
Mode)
Alarm1 time setting
0：Flicker
ALT1 99.59：Continued ON 99.59 0.00 99.59 Level 3 SET3.2
Mode)
Alarm2 time setting
0：Flicker
Mode)
Alarm3 time setting
0：Flicker
HYSA Hysteresis setting for alarm1~3 999.9 -199.9 1.0 Level 3 SET4.3
Alarm special function setting
SETA 1111 0000 0000 Level 3 SET5.3
11.1 Alarm Mode
：SV ： Alarm set value X：1 / 2 / 3 (There are up to 3 sets of alarms)
ALDX Alarm mode Description
0 No alarm function Not drive any alarm relays and the corresponding LED lamp.
HYSX ON
OFF
Deviation high SV ALX
1
(With hold action)
PV ≥ (SV+ALX) → Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≤ (SV+ALX-HYSA) → Alarm OFF
ON HYSX
OFF
Deviation low ALX SV
2
(With hold action) *
ALX must to be set to a negative value
PV ≤ (SV+ALX) → Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≥ (SV+ALX+HYSA) → Alarm OFF
ON HYSX OFF HYSX ON
ALX SV ALX
Deviation high/low
3
(With hold action)
PV ≤ (SV-ALX) → Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≥ (SV-ALX+HYSA) → Alarm OFF
ON
OFF OFF
ALX SV ALX
Band
4
(With hold action)
PV ≥ (SV-ALX) → Alarm ON
Formula
PV > (SV+ALX) → Alarm OFF
PV < (SV-ALX) → Alarm OFF
HYSX ON
Process high OFF

5
(With hold action) ALX
PV ≥ ALX→ Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≤ (ALX-HYSA) → Alarm OFF
ON HYSX
Process low OFF

6
(With hold action) ALX
PV ≤ ALX→ Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≥ (ALX+HYSA) → Alarm OFF
When SEG=ALX alarm ON

7 Segment execute alarm *
This mode only available in program type controller
8 System error The Alert action, when PV displays error message
Activated conditions：
1. Heater current is less the HBAC set value
2. OUT1 manipulated value exceed HBOP set value
HBA
3. Conditions of 1 & 2 above are established and continue to
(Heater Break Alarm)
exceed 20 seconds.
9
*
Please refer to Chapter 10.4
*
This mode only available in ALD1 or ALD2

Single RAMP
This mode only available in ALD3
11.1 Alarm Mode
：SV ： Alarm set value X：1 / 2 / 3 (There are up to 3 sets of alarms)
Boot completed, the alarm is ON, when PV ≥ target SV start the
timer, alarm and control function are turned OFF in timed out.
If the RAMP function is used, even if the RAMP SV has not

reached the target SV, the timer will start counting as long as the
10 SOAK_A condition PV ≥ target SV is met.
*
*
*
In this mode, the time format is fixed to “hour.minute”
HYSX ON
OFF
11 Deviation high SV ALX
Formula
ON HYSX
OFF
ALX SV
12 Deviation low *
ALX must to be set to a negative value
Formula
PV ≥ (SV+ALX+HYSA ) → Alarm OFF
ON HYSX OFF HYSX ON
ALX SV ALX
13 Deviation high/low
PV ≤ (SV-ALX) → Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≥ (SV-ALX+HYSA) → Alarm OFF
ON
OFF OFF
ALX SV ALX
14 Band
PV ≥ (SV-ALX) → Alarm ON
Formula
PV > (SV+ALX) → Alarm OFF
PV < (SV-ALX) → Alarm OFF
HYSX ON
OFF
15 Process high ALX
PV ≥ ALX→ Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≤ (ALXH-HYSA) → Alarm OFF
ON HYSX
OFF
16 Process low ALX
PV ≤ ALX→ Alarm ON
Formula
PV ≥ (ALX+HYSA) → Alarm OFF
SETA.4=0 When program execution, alarm action

17 Program run SETA.4=1 When program end, alarm action
*
This mode only available in program type controller
The Alert action, when system in normal condition

18 System normal
(no-error message)
11.1 Alarm Mode
Boot completed, the alarm is OFF, when PV ≥ target SV start the
timer, alarm is turned ON and the control function keep ON in
timed out.
If the RAMP function is used, even if the RAMP SV has not

19 SOAK_B reached the target SV, the timer will start counting as long as the
condition PV ≥ target SV is met.
*
*
*
In this mode, the time format is fixed to “hour.minute”
11.2 Alarm Special Setting
0：Alarm 1 relay reverse active disable (Normal Open)

SETA.1 1：Alarm 1 relay reverse active enable (Normal Close)

0：When ALDX=17，Alarm action in Program execution
SETA.4 1：When ALDX=17，Alarm action in Program end
11.3 Alarm Example

Example 1 : Deviation low, the difference between With alarm hold action and without alarm hold action, shown in the diagram below
With alarm hold action (ALDX=06) without alarm hold action (ALDX=16)
temperature temperature
PV PV
Event set value Event set value

Event Event
area area
time time
With hold action
OFF ON ON OFF ON
12. Programmable
Description
Programmable function is SV function that is variable to time, as user can set SV value to their needs according to time-based
variation curve, which is called program setting
1. There are at most 18 sets of pattern setting

2. Every set of pattern can at most have 8 segments
3. Every segment include 4 settings such as ramp, soak, step and continue
4. Pattern can be randomly linked up, as each pattern of program contains 144 segment, at most.
Program No.18
Up to 18 programs
SV
Program No.2
SV
time
第一段0(起
Program No.1 點)
SV
Every set of pattern can at

most have 8 segments set
time
第一段0(起 Ramp(down)
點) Step
Soak
Ramp(up)
time
Segment 1 (starting point)
Operation started in Program SV mode
12.1 Parameter
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PTN Program pattern selection 1~18 18 1 1 Level 1 PROG=ON
SEG Current program segment display 144 1 1 Level 1 PROG=ON
Current segment remain time display

Upper area：display current
TIMR segment remain time 99.59 0.00 0.00 Level 1 PROG=ON
Down area：display current
segment executed time
SV_1 Segment 1 SV USPL LSPL 0.0 Level 1 PROG=ON
Segment 1 execute time setting,

this parameter determines the link
between segment and segment or
pattern and pattern
END(-1) : program end in this
segment
TM_1 99.59 -1 0.00 Level 1 PROG=ON
0.00 : program step change in this
segment
0.01~99.58 : program in this
segment execute time
99.59 : program continue execute
this segment, no end
OUT1 Segment 1 output limit 100.0 0.0 100.0 Level 1 PROG=ON
TM_2 Segment 2 execute time setting 99.59 -1 0.00 Level 1 PROG=ON
12.1 Parameter
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Program execution standby

temperature
0 : when program execute do not
WAIT wait for PV temperature 1000 0 0 Level 1 SET5.3
Other values : when PV= (target SV-
WAIT), program entering next
segment
Program execute repeat
SET8.1 0 : disable repeat function 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : Program execute repeat
Program execute power fail
protection
SET8.2 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
0 : disable power fail protection
1 : enable power fail protection
SET8.3 0 : execute from zero 1 0 1 Level 4 ---
1 : execute from current PV
Program time format
SET9.2 0 : hour.minute 1 0 0 Level 4 ---
1 : minute.second
0 : FULT (execute from current PV,
PVST but use segment 1 fully time) CUTT FULT FULT Fast SET8.3
1 : CUTT (execute from current PV,
cut time)
12.2 Key Operation Description

Functions Keys Description
Eexecuting program, PRO_LED lamp ON, Upper area shows 3 times "RUN"
Run
messages.
Pause executing program, PRO_LED lamp remains ON, at this moment upper area
Halt
will display current temperature value and “HALT” message alternately.
Jump to the next segment, and it can skip segment continuously.

Jump +
Holding UP key and press SET key 1 time to skip 1 segment, press SET key 2 times
to skip 2 segments, so on and so forth.
Stop executing program, PRO_LED lamp OFF, Upper area shows 3 times "REST"
Reset +
messages.
Press the A / M key for 2 seconds jump to the parameter OUTL, then pressing the
PV/SV monitor
A / M key for 2 seconds return to PV / SV monitor.
12.3 Program Initial Setting
Program
Initial Setting
Program time format
Program execute start

address
Program execute with

repeat function ?

power fail function ?

wait function ?
1. Setting program time format

Program time format
SET9.2 0 : hour.minute 0 Level 4
1 : minute.second
This parameter determines the time format of timer during program execution
When SET9.2 =0 , TM_n=33.23, it indicates that the execution time of this segment is 33 hours and 23 minutes
When SET9.2 =1 , TM_n=33.23, it indicates that the execution time of this segment is 33 minutes and 23 seconds
2. Setting program execute start address

SET8.3 0 : execute from zero 1 Level 4
1 : execute from current PV
0 : FULT (execute from current PV,but use
PVST FULT Fast
segment 1 fully time)
1 : CUTT (execute from current PV,cut time)
When program starts, SV initial value will execute according to SET8.3 and PVST setting value
(1) SET8.3 =0, PTN=1, PV=50.0, SV_1=100.0, TM_1=1.00(1 hour)
When program starts, SV will start to execute from PV, and SV shall reach SV_1 in one hour
(2) SET8.3 =1, PVST=FULT, PTN=1, PV=50.0, SV_1=100.0, TM_1=1.00(1 hour)

When program starts, SV will start to execute from PV temperature of 50.0, and SV shall reach SV_1 in one hour
(3) SET8.3 =1, PVST=CUTT, PTN=1, PV=50.0, SV_1=100.0, TM_1=1.00(1 hour)

When program starts, SV will start to execute from PV, while controller will deduct the time taken to go from 0.0 to 50.0,
as SV shall reach SV_1 in half hour
Zero Start
SET8.3 0
PV start
segment1_1
1 PVST FULT
full time
PV start
CUTT segment1_1
cut time
3. Setting program execute with repeat function
Program execute repeat
SET8.1 0 : disable repeat function 0 Level 4
1 : Program execute repeat
When program completes the execution of the final segment, and “END” message is not shown, the program will be executed
again.
4. Setting program execute with power failure protection function

Program execute power fail protection
SET8.2 0 : disable power fail protection 0 Level 4
1 : enable power fail protection
power failure during program execution, if there is power failure protection function set, controller
will execute current segment program after booting finish
Assume power failure occurring in the segment_4, ramp temperature from 100°C to 200°C, and power failure occurring
at SV=125, the program will execute from 100°C (segment_4), after controller booting finish
5. Setting program execute with wait function

Program execution standby temperature
0 : when program execute do not wait for PV
WAIT temperature 0.0 Level 3
Other values : when PV=(target SV-WAIT),
program entering next segment
When program executes, if WAIT=0.0, and SV reaches set temperature, whether PV reaches target temperature
or not, the controller will enter the next segment
When program executes, if WAIT value is not 0.0, and SV reaches set temperature, as PV has not reached target
temperature, controller will wait for PV temperature to reach (target SV-WAIT)
(1) WAIT = 0.0 without wait function set

Assume the set temperature of current segment is 100.0°C, and as SV reaches
the set temperature of this segment, the controller will enter the next segment
(2) WAIT = 5.0 with wait function set

Assume the set temperature of current segment is 100.0°C, and as SV reaches
the set temperature of this segment, PV temperature needs to reach 100.0-5.0 (SV-WAIT)=95.0 then
entering the next segment
12.4 Create Program
There are 18 sets PTN to choose and each PTN have 8 segments for setting
Program structure diagram
Level 1
PV / SV
. PTN group setting
. Press SET Key
. MAX Pattern =18
1 2 3 18
1 1 1 1
MAX Segment =8
TIMR TIMR TIMR TIMR
SV-1 SV-1 SV-1 SV-1
TM- 1 TM- 1 TM- 1 TM- 1
OUT1 OUT1 OUT1 OUT1
SV-2 SV-2 SV-2 SV-2
TM- 2 TM- 2 TM- 2 TM- 2
OUT2 OUT2 OUT2 OUT2

. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
SV-8 SV-8 SV-8 SV-8
TM- 8 TM- 8 TM- 8 TM- 8
OUT8 OUT8 OUT8 OUT8
Program edit flow-chat
START
Set PTN
Set SV_n
Set TM_n
Set OUTn
Edit next
YES segment ?
NO
Edit next segment SV= 0

Edit next segment TM= END
Edit next
pattern ?
YES
NO
PV/SV monitor
※ n : 1~8
END
1. Choose program pattern number

PTN Program pattern selection 1~18 1 Level 1
2. Setting segment n target SV

SV_n Segment n SV (n=1~8) 0 Level 1
3. Setting segment n TM
Segment 1 execute time setting, this parameter
determines the link between segment and
segment or pattern and pattern
END(-1) : program end in this segment
TM_n 0.00 : program step change in this segment 0 Level 1
0.01~99.58 : program in this segment execute
time
99.59 : program continue execute in this
segment, no end
TM setting explain：
In segment_5(SEG_5) setting TM_5 =END ➔ When the program finishes segment_4(SEG_4), program end and display “END”
Message in segment_5(SEG_5).
In segment_5(SEG_5) setting TM_5=0.00 ➔ When the program finishes segment_4(SEG_4), enter next segment, SV change
suddenly.
In segment_5(SEG_5) setting TM_5 =10.00 ➔ When the program finishes segment_4(SEG_4), enter next segment and
executing TM_5 setting value.
In segment_5(SEG_5) setting TM_5 =99.59 ➔ When the program finishes segment_4(SEG_4) , enter next segment and
executing continuously.
4. Setting segment n OUTn

OUTn Segment n output limit (n=1~8) 100.0 Level 1
Notes
1. When the program is executed, it will end when it hits TIMR=END. Please be sure to add an end segmentafter the last
segment of the program.
2. When OUD=COOL, no matter what the PVST setting is, it will always start with PVST=FULT
3. Programs can be started from different PTN to execute different recipes
4. user can use the " Program Design Table " of chapter 19 to plan the recipe in advance
12.5 Program Execution Flow
The program can be up to 18 patterns. If you connect all the patterns, up to 144 segments.
PTN _1 PTN _2 PTN _18

link the next link the next link the next
patterns patterns patterns
SEG_1 SEG_1 SEG_1
SEG_2 SEG_2 SEG_2
SEG_3 SEG_3 SEG_3
SEG_4 SEG_4 SEG_4
SEG_5 SEG_5 SEG_5
SEG_6 SEG_6 SEG_6
SEG_7 SEG_7 SEG_7
SEG_8 SEG_8 SEG_8
12.6 Program Setting Example

In pattern_1 edit program ramp, soak, step then end
Temperature
SEG_3
SEG_4
250ºC
SEG_2
200ºC
SEG_5
SEG_1
SEG_6 SEG_7
80ºC
ramp soak soak ramp soak

end
time time time time time
time
60 minutes 30 minutes 30 minutes 40 minutes 20 minutes

Initial setting
SET9.2 = 1 SET8.3 = 0 SET8.1 = 0 SET8.2 = 1 WAIT = 0.5
Program edit
Segment_1 Segment_2 Segment_3 Segment_4 Segment_5 Segment_6 Segment_7
PTN = 1 PTN = 1 PTN = 1 PTN = 1 PTN = 1 PTN = 1 PTN = 1
SV_1 = 200 SV_2 = 200 SV_3 = 250 SV_4 = 250 SV_5 = 80 SV_6 = 80 SV_7 = 0
TM_1 = 60.00 TM_2 = 30.00 TM_3 = 0.00 TM_4 = 30.00 TM_5 = 40.00 TM_6 = 45.00 TM_7 = END
OUT1 = 100.0 OUT2 = 100.0 OUT3 = 100.0 OUT4 = 100.0 OUT5 = 100.0 OUT6 = 100.0 OUT7 = 0.0
13. Modification of Output Module
13.1 Relay Control (1a)

Side view Bottom view Software Setting
Coil
OJE-SS-124LMH
250VAC, 8A Parameter set as “CYT1 =10”
13.2 Relay Control (1c)

Side view Bottom view Software Setting
Coil
JQ1P-24V-F
COM Parameter set as “CYT1 =10”
250VAC
N.C.
N.O.
13.3 SSR Control

Top view Bottom view Software Setting
Volt module Volt module
Pb
VOLT_Pulse-K1712
Made In Taiwan
Parameter set as “CYT1 =1”

VT-P
13.4 Linear Control

※ : When modifying mA current module, output signal needs to be calibrated, and for detailed calibration procedure,
please refer to Chap. 13.5 Output Calibration Procedure Diagram.
Top view Bottom view Software Setting
mA module mA module
mA-K1712
Parameter set as “CYT1 =0”

PBF_MIT
13.5 Output Calibration Procedure Diagram
Output1 Signal (4mA~20mA) calibration flowchart
Start
SET4_4=1 Display CLO1 and CHO1
CLO1=0
Default Value
CHO1=3600
Set controller
SV=LSPL low setpoint
output%=0%
Adjust CLO1 until meter=4mA
Set controller
SV=USPL high setpoint
output%=100%
Adjust CHO1 until meter=20mA
Set controller output%=0% and check meter=4mA

Set controller output%=100% and check meter=20mA
NO
OK?
YES
End
13.6 Output Calibration Steps
1. Display CLO1 & CHO1：
Enter to Level 2
PV / SV monitor
show P1
PV PV PV
press key 3 seconds press key switching to
display”LCK ”
SV SV SV
Enter to Level 4 SET4 X is

LCK setting to 1111 show SET1 current value
PV press + key 3 seconds PV press key switching to PV

display”SET4 ”
SV SV SV XXX
SET4_4= 1
open CLO1、CHO1
if SET4_4 setting finish
PV press + key 3 seconds , return to PV / SV monitor
SV XXX
※ : X is default value which does not need to be modified
2. Adjust CLO1 low-point calibration value :
SV = LSPL Enter to Level 3

Minimum output show INP1

display”CLO1 ”
SV SV SV
adjust CLO1 until

meter = 4mA
if CLO1 setting finish
PV
press + key 3 seconds , return to PV / SV monitor
SV
※ : CLO1 calibration value of each controller is different from the other
3. Adjust CHO1 high-point calibration value
SV = USPL Enter to Level 3

Maximum output show INP1

display”CHO1 ”
SV SV SV
adjust CHO1 until

meter = 20mA
PV if CHO1 setting finish

press + key 3 seconds , return to PV / SV monitor
SV
※ : CHO1 calibration value of each controller is different from the other
14. Modification of Input Signal
14.1 Input modify to thermocouple

Jumper Position
Software Setting
Plug 2 pcs of Jumper in the middle slot as shown
Parameter set as “INP1=K1~L”
Thermocouple calibration flowchart
Start
SET 2_2 = 1 to display TRCL & TRCH
TRCL = 0
TRCH = 5FFF
INP1 = K1
USPL = 600.0
LSPL = -50.0
Input K type signal -50.0°C Step A
Adjusts "TRCL" until PV = -50.0 Step B
Input K type signal 600.0°C Step C
Adjusts "TRCH" until PV = 600.0 Step D
Input -50.0 °C Check the PV = -50.0

Step E
Input 600.0 °C Check the PV = 600.0
NO
OK ?
YES
Repeat step A~E 3~4 times
NO
OK ?
YES
End
Set the range you want
Ex: Low = 0.0 , High = 200.0

Set LSPL = 0.0 , USPL = 200.0
Notes
When input is thermocouple or PT100, it has been calibrated and tested at the factory, we don’t recommend customers to make
their own calibration.
14.2 Input modify to RTD
Jumper Position
Software Setting
Plug 2 pcs of Jumper in the left slot as shown
Parameter set as“INP1=PT1~PT3”
RTD calibration flowchart
Start
SET 2_2 = 1 to display TRCL & TRCH
TRCL = 0
TRCH = 5FFF
INP1 = PT1
USPL = 850.0
LSPL = -199.9
Input PT100 signal -199.9°C Step A
Adjusts "TRCL" until PV = -199.9 Step B
Input PT100 signal 850.0°C Step C
Adjusts "TRCH" until PV = 850.0 Step D
Input -199.9°C Check the PV = -199.9

Step E
Input 850.0°C Check the PV = 850.0
NO
OK ?
YES
NO
OK ?
YES
End
Ex: Low = 0.0 , High = 200.0

Set LSPL = 0.0 , USPL = 200.0
Notes
When input is thermocouple or PT100, it has been calibrated and tested at the factory, we don’t recommend customers to make
their own calibration.
14.3 Input modify to Linear (4~20mA)
Jumper Position
Software Setting
Plug 2 pcs of Jumper in the right slot as shown
Parameter set as “INP1=AN4”
Linear analog signal (4~20mA) calibration flowchart
Start
SET 2_2 = 1 to display ANL1 & ANH1 & DP
ANL1 = 0
ANH1 = 5FFF
DP = 0000 at Input level (level 3)
INP1 = AN4
USPL = 5000
LSPL = 0
Input analog signal 4mA Step A
Adjusts "ANL1" until PV = 0 Step B
Input analog signal 20mA Step C
Adjusts "ANH1" until PV = 5000 Step D
Input 4mA Check the PV = 0

Step E
Input 20mA Check the PV = 5000
NO
OK ?
YES
NO
OK ?
YES
End
Ex: Low = -10.0, High = 10.0

Set LSPL = -10.0, USPL = 10.0, DP : 000.0
14.4 Steps For Linear Input Calibration
1. Display ANL1, ANH1, DP：
Enter to Level 2
PV/SV monitor show P1
PV PV PV
press key 3 seconds press key switching to
display”LCK ”
SV SV SV
Enter to Level 4 SET2 X is

LCK setting to 1111 show SET1 current value
PV press + key 3 seconds PV PV

press key switching to
SV SV
display”SET2 ”
SV XX X
SET2_2= 1
open ANL1、ANH1、DP
if SET2_2 setting finish
PV
press + key 3 seconds , return to PV/SV monitor
SV XX X
※ X is the default value which doest not require modification
2. input 4mA and djust ANL1 calibration values：
Enter to Level 3
PV/SV monitor
show INP1

display”ANL1 ”
SV SV SV
Adjust ANL1 until

PV show 0
PV if ANL1 setting finish

SV
※ ANL1 calibration value of each controller is different from the other
3. input 20mA and djust ANH1 calibration values：
PV/SV monitor Enter to Level 3

show INP1
PV press + key 3 seconds PV PV

press key switching to
display”ANH1 ”
SV SV SV
Adjust ANH1 until

PV show 5000
PV if ANH1 setting finish

SV
※ ANH1 calibration value of each controller is different from the other
15. Phase angle / Zero cross Control
Description
The NC controller can directly drive the thyristor. In the phase angle control mode, the phase angle of the thyristor can be controlled
to cut the sine wave. In the zero cross control mode, it can automatically detect the zero point to turn-on or turn-off sine wave, phase
angle control and zero cross control are the use of cutting or turn-on/off the sine wave to achieve the power control
The related parameters of Dehumidification Function are as below:

Range Hide/
MAX MIN Display
OUTY 2 : valve control with feedback 4 0 0 Level 4 ---
3 : valve control without feedback
selection
Main output control cycle
0 : Linear signal
CYT1 150 0 00 Level 2 ---
1 : SSR drive
2~150 : Relay
CLO1 phase angle adjustment 9999 0 0 Level 3 SET4.4
CHO1 phase angle adjustment 9999 0 3600 Level 3 SET4.4
Phase angle control default setting : OUTY=4、CYT1=0、CLO1=150、CHO1=3800

Zero cross control default setting : OUTY=0、CYT1=1
control waveform diagram

Control OUT%=10 OUT%=50 OUT%=80
Phase angle
control
Zero crossing
control
1 cycle ON and 9 cycle OFF 5 cycle ON and 5 cycle OFF 8 cycle ON and 2 cycle OFF
※ Description of zero cross control

power frequency=50HZ, the period of a sine wave is 20ms.
when the controller is in zero cross control the control period is 200ms
when OUT%=10 :1 full sine wave is turned on within 200ms, and the remaining 180ms is turned off
Note
1. Load power and control power need to be in the same phase
2. When single phase angle control is used, CLO1 and CHO1 are used to adjust the phase angle of the thyristor.
When the trigger waveform is abnormal, CLO1 can be increased or CHO1 can be reduced to meet the thyristor characteristics
3. When the phase angle control is used, if the load is a bulb, the brightness will change with continuous, and when the zero cross
control is used, the brightness will change with flicker
TRIAC Module
R S
TRIAC
Module
Fast Fuse
T2 NC2838 NC2738
31 15 G1
32 16 K1
G 33 17 G2
T1
34 18 K2
39 20 R
40 21 S
Spark * Wiring is only required when the controller

quencher provides R、S terminals.
The R、S terminals is connected to the
Load
power to detect the zero point.
1ϕ Phase Angle Control
SCR Module
R S
NC-2838 NC-2738
Fast Fuse
SCR Module 31 15 G1
32 16 K1
7 1
K2
G2 33 17 G2
6
34 18 K2
4
G1
39 20 R
3 2
K1
5 40 21 S
SCR Module wiring diagram * Wiring is only required when the controller
provides R、S terminals.
4 5 7 6 The R、S terminals is connected to the
+ - power to detect the zero point.
1 2 3
Spark
quencher
Load
TRIAC Module
R S
TRIAC Module
T2 Fast Fuse
NC2838 NC2738 NC2438
31 15 11 G1
G 32 16 12 K1
T1 33 17 13 G2
34 18 14 K2
Spark quencher
Load
1ϕ Zero Cross Control
SCR Module
R S
SCR Module
Fast Fuse
K1
G1 NC2838 NC2738 NC2438
31 15 11 G1
G2
32 16 12 K1
K2
33 17 13 G2
34 18 14 K2
spark quencher
Load
TRIAC Module
R S T
TRIAC Module
NC2838
T2 Fast Fuse
31 RG1
32 RK1
33 RG2
G
T1 34 RK2
35 TG1
36 TK1
37 TG2
Load Load 38 TK2
Load
3ϕ Zero Cross Control
SCR Module
R S T
SCR Module
Fast Fuse
K1
NC2838
G1
31 RG1
G2
32 RK1
K2
33 RG2
34 RK2
35 TG1
36 TK1
37 TG2
38 TK2
Load Load
Load
16. Error Message
If the solution is "contact distributor for repair", please do not try to repair it yourself. You can contact the distributor to send it for
repair or replace the controller first.
Symbol Meaning Cause Solution
Check whether input loop is opened

Input loop is opened.
or wiring is incorrect.
Input signal error
INIE and 7FFF toggle display
Controller input circuit failure. Contact distributor for repair
PV above parameter USPL Check whether the input value is

Input signal greater than USPL
UUU1 and PV toggle display correct or not.
PV below parameter LSPL Check whether the input value is

Input signal less than LSPL
NNN1 and PV toggle display correct or not.
Valve feedback resistor failed. Check whether feedback resistor

Valve feedback resistor failure
PMER and PV toggle display wiring is incorrect.
The auto tuning has been

Auto tuning failed. Please set the PID value manually
executed for more than 2 hours,
or use the default PID control and
AUTF and PV toggle display and the controller can’t calculate
then fine-tune it.
the optimal PID value.
1. Add a 110Ω termination resistor
to the last device on the RS-485
Noise interference. Nois interferes with RS-485 network.
COMF and PV toggle display communication network 2. Separate power line and
communication line
3. Contact TAIE support
1. Optional transmission function：
Contact distributor for repair
Transmission function failed. The controller can’t detect the
2. NO optional transmission
TRSF and PV toggle display transmission hardware
function：Please check whether
SET8.3 or SET8.4 is enabled
1. Contact distributor for repair
The master continues to write
2. Please refer to the "EEPROM
new values to a certain parameter Protection Mode" chapter of
EEPROM failed.
more than 1 million times, causing communication manual to avoid
RAMF and PV toggle display
the memory cell to malfunction this situation from recurring on
and unable to memorize it. the controller that has been
repaired.
A/D convert failed.
Controller input circuit failure. Contact distributor for repair
ADCF and PV toggle display
Cold junction compensation failed.

Cold junction compensation failed. Contact distributor for repair
CJCE and PV toggle display

CJOR and PV toggle display

CJNR and PV toggle display
17. NC Communication Register Address Table
Register Address Register Address
Parameter R/W Parameter R/W
Hex Dec Hex Dec
SV 0x00 0 R/W D2 0x42 66 R/W
OUTL 0x01 1 R/W CYT2 0x43 67 R/W
AT 0x02 2 R/W HYS2 0x44 68 R/W
AL1 GAP1 0x45 69 R/W
SOAK 0x03 3 R/W GAP2 0x46 70 R/W
HBAC LCK 0x47 71 R/W
AL2 INP1 0x48 72 R/W
SOAK 0x04 4 R/W ANL1 0x49 73 R/W
HBAC ANH1 0x4A 74 R/W
AL3 DP 0x4B 75 R/W
SOAK LSPL 0x4C 76 R/W
0x05 5 R/W
RAMP USPL 0x4D 77 R/W
RATE ANL2 0x4E 78 R/W
PTN 0x06 6 R/W ANH2 0x4F 79 R/W
SEG 0x07 7 R ALD1 0x50 80 R/W
TIMR 0x08 8 R ALT1 0x51 81 R/W
SV_1 0x09 9 R/W ALD2 0x52 82 R/W
TM_1 0x0A 10 R/W ALT2 0x53 83 R/W
OUT1 0x0B 11 R/W ALD3 0x54 84 R/W
SV_2 0x0C 12 R/W ALT3 0x55 85 R/W
TM_2 0x0D 13 R/W HYSA 0x56 86 R/W
OUT2 0x0E 14 R/W CLO1 0x57 87 R/W
SV_3 0x0F 15 R/W CHO1 0x58 88 R/W
TM_3 0x10 16 R/W CLO2 0x59 89 R/W
OUT3 0x11 17 R/W CHO2 0x5A 90 R/W
SV_4 0x12 18 R/W CLO3 0x5B 91 R/W
TM_4 0x13 19 R/W CHO3 0x5C 92 R/W
OUT4 0x14 20 R/W RUCY 0x5D 93 R/W
SV_5 0x15 21 R/W WAIT 0x5E 94 R/W
TM_5 0x16 22 R/W SETA 0x5F 95 R/W
OUT5 0x17 23 R/W PSL 0x60 96 R
SV_6 0x18 24 R/W BITS 0x61 97 R
TM_6 0x19 25 R/W IDNO 0x62 98 R
OUT6 0x1A 26 R/W BAUD 0x63 99 R
SV_7 0x1B 27 R/W SVOS 0x64 100 R/W
TM_7 0x1C 28 R/W PVOS 0x65 101 R/W
OUT7 0x1D 29 R/W UNIT 0x66 102 R/W
SV_8 0x1E 30 R/W PVFT 0x67 103 R/W
TM_8 0x1F 31 R/W PV2 0x68 104 R
OUT8 0x20 32 R/W OUD 0x69 105 R/W
SV_12 0x21 33 R/W OPAD 0x6A 106 R/W
TM_12 0x22 34 R/W HZ 0x6B 107 R/W
OUT12 0x23 35 R/W SET1 0x6C 108 R/W
SV_22 0x24 36 R/W SET2 0x6D 109 R/W
TM_22 0x25 37 R/W SET3 0x6E 110 R/W
OUT22 0x26 38 R/W SET4 0x6F 111 R/W
SV_32 0x27 39 R/W SET5 0x70 112 R/W
TM_32 0x28 40 R/W SET6 0x71 113 R/W
OUT32 0x29 41 R/W SET7 0x72 114 R/W
SV_42 0x2A 42 R/W SET8 0x73 115 R/W
TM_42 0x2B 43 R/W SET9 0x74 116 R/W
OUT42 0x2C 44 R/W SET0 0x75 117 R/W
SV_52 0x2D 45 R/W INP2 0x76 118 R/W
TM_52 0x2E 46 R/W OUTY 0x77 119 R/W
OUT52 0x2F 47 R/W OUT% 0x87 135 R
SV_62 0x30 48 R/W OBIT 0x88 136 R
TM_62 0x31 49 R/W CV 0x89 137 R
OUT62 0x32 50 R/W PV 0x8A 138 R
SV_72 0x33 51 R/W
TM_72 0x34 52 R/W
OUT72 0x35 53 R/W
SV_82 0x36 54 R/W
TM_82 0x37 55 R/W
OUT82 0x38 56 R/W
P1 0x39 57 R/W
I1 0x3A 58 R/W
D1 0x3B 59 R/W
AT.VL 0x3D 61 R/W
CYT1 0x3E 62 R/W
HYS1 0x3F 63 R/W
P2 0x40 64 R/W
I2 0x41 65 R/W
18. NC Fast Communication Register Address Table
Register Address Register Address
Parameter R/W Parameter R/W
Hex Dec Hex Dec
INP1 0x48 72 R/W BITS 0x61 97 R
RUCY 0x5D 93 R/W IDNO 0x62 98 R
CYT1 0x3E 62 R/W BAUD 0x63 99 R
HYSM 0x44 68 R/W W_MD 0x119 281 R
HYS1 0x3F 63 R/W MLNB --- --- ---
PMAC 0x12A 298 R/W COMP --- --- ---
RH.TC 0x12F 303 R/W OFFS --- --- ---
RH.PO 0x130 304 R/W MV.SF 0x12B 299 R/W
RH.TM 0x131 305 R/W HBOP 0x12C 300 R/W
OPFT 0x12D 301 R/W TRCL 0x132 306 R/W
PV2 0x68 104 R/W TRCH 0x133 307 R/W
MOLH 0x01 1 R/W TP_K 0x121 289 R/W
MOLL 0x12E 302 R/W PVOH 0x134 308 R/W
PSL 0x60 96 R
19. Program Design Table
□ HEAT
OUD(control action)
□ COOL
WAIT
□ 0 : not repeat
Program repeat (SET8.1)
□ 1 : repeat
□ 0 : disable
Power failure (SET8.2)
□ 1 : enable
□ 0 : from zero
Program start address (SET8.3)
□ 1 : from PV
□ 0 : FULT
PVST
□ 1 : CUTT
□ 0 : hour.minute
Program time format (SET9.2)
□ 1 : minute.second
SEG Parameter PTN=1 PTN=2 PTN=3 PTN=4 PTN=5 PTN=6
SV_1
1 TM_1
OUT1
SV_2
2 TM_2
OUT2
SV_3
3 TM_3
OUT3
SV_4
4 TM_4
OUT4
SV_5
5 TM_5
OUT5
SV_6
6 TM_6
OUT6
SV_7
7 TM_7
OUT7
SV_8
8 TM_8
OUT8
SV_1
1 TM_1
OUT1
SV_2
2 TM_2
OUT2
SV_3
3 TM_3
OUT3
SV_4
4 TM_4
OUT4
SV_5
5 TM_5
OUT5
SV_6
6 TM_6
OUT6
SV_7
7 TM_7
OUT7
SV_8
8 TM_8
OUT8
SV_1
1 TM_1
OUT1
SV_2
2 TM_2
OUT2
SV_3
3 TM_3
OUT3
SV_4
4 TM_4
OUT4
SV_5
5 TM_5
OUT5
SV_6
6 TM_6
OUT6
SV_7
7 TM_7
OUT7
SV_8
8 TM_8
OUT8
20. Glossary of Characters Used In This Manual
LED Display
Characters 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
LED Display
Characters A B C D E F G H I J
LED Display
Characters K L M N O P Q R S T
LED Display
Characters U V W Y Z °C °F
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Digital Temperature Controller

• This instrument is protected from electric shock by reinforced insulation.

• Please use crimp terminals suitable for M3 screws, as shown below:

3. Input Range Table ......................................................................................................................................... 10

5. Parts Description ........................................................................................................................................... 14

7. Terminal Arrangement ................................................................................................................................... 19

8. Basic Function Setting .................................................................................................................................. 26

1.1 NC Order Information

4 0~20mA 4 0~20mA B 0~10V B 0~10V

A 0~5V A 0~5V C 1~5V C 1~5V

B 0~10V B 0~10V A HBA D 2~10V D 2~10V

D 2~10V D 2~10V C HBA+AL2+AL3

6 3ϕSCR zero cross control

7 Motor valve control

8 1ϕSCR phase angle control

※ Block means optional functions with additional charge.

Commun Parity bit NONE, ODD, EVEN

4. Packing List & Label Information

4.1 Packing List Guide

No. Item Description

No. Item Description

No. Item Description

NC2438 NC2838 NC2538 NC2738 NC2638

Indicating PV (measured value) and

For parameter call-up and set value

A/M Auto manual transfer

4 Keypad SHIFT Shift digits when changing settings

DOWN Decrease numerals

6.1 NC2438 Dimensions

Dimensions Individual mounting

6.2 NC2638 Dimensions

Dimensions Individual mounting

t (panel thickness) 1~t~6

6.3 NC2738 Dimensions

Dimensions Individual mounting

Dimensions Individual mounting

6.5 NC2838 Dimensions

Dimensions Individual mounting

7.1 NC2438 Terminal Arrangement

Output-1 Relay SSR mA / V Communication RS-485

Power AC 85~265V DC 24V Communication RS-485

7 7 7 AL1 AL2 AL3

Motor valve 8 OPEN

AL1 AL2 AL3

7 COM 7 7 Communication RS-485

Power AC 85~265V DC 24V Communication RS-485

7 7 7 AL1 AL2 AL3

Motor valve 8 OPEN

10 COM 10 10 AL1 AL2 AL3

32 RK1 14 T/R (B-) or 31 T/R (B-)

Communication RS-485 RS-485

8.1 Changing Input Type

PV PV Press key and

PV Modify input type needs to interchange of jumper location,

8.3 Setting PID Values Automatically(Auto-tuning)

PV PV Press key until show

PV When auto-tuning AT LED lamp lit and start to output,

8.4 Setting PID Values Manually

PV PV Press key and