Carbolite Gero 3508 Manual

Installation, Operation and Maintenance Instructions
1100 °C Ashing Furnace - AAF Model: 18 Litres
3508 Controller
AAF 11/18 + 3508 Controller
MEN-AAF1118-002_3508_V01

Contents
This manual is for guidance on the use of the Carbolite Gero product specified on the
front cover. This manual should be read thoroughly before unpacking and using the
furnace or oven. The model details and serial number are shown on the back of this
manual. Use the product for the purpose for which it is intended.
1.0 Symbols and Warnings 5
1.1 Switches and Lights 5
1.2 General Warnings 5
2.0 Installation 6
2.1 Unpacking and Handling 6
2.2 Siting and Setting Up 6
2.3 Chimney 6
2.4 Electrical Connections 7
3.0 3508 Controller 9
3.1 PID control 9
3.2 3508P1 9
3.3 3508P10 9
3.4 3508P25 9
3.5 Basic Operation 10
3.5.1 Controller Layout 10
3.5.2 Keys 11
3.6 Quick Start Guide 11
3.6.1 Operation as a simple controller 11
3.6.2 Changing the Setpoint 11
3.6.3 Resetting the programmer 11
3.6.4 Understanding User Levels 12
3.7 Setting Up Controller 12
3.7.1 Maximum output power setting 13
3.7.2 Customer ID. 13
3.7.3 Units 13
3.7.4 Language 13
3.8 Programming 13
3.8.1 Programming Notes 13
3.8.2 Holdback 14
3.8.3 Wait Segments 15
3.8.4 Program Cycling 15
3.8.5 Creating a Program 15
3.8.6 Running a Program 17
3.8.7 To pause (hold) a program 17
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3.8.8 To stop and reset a program 17
3.8.9 To run a different program (P10 and P25) 17
3.8.10 Program Status 18
3.8.11 Program Hold with Holdback 18
3.8.12 Power Failure Recovery 18
3.8.13 Alarms 19
3.8.14 Program Example 1 19
3.8.15 Program Example 2 21
3.9 Controller Options 23
3.9.1 Digital Communications - RS232 23
3.9.2 Digital Communications - RS485 23
3.9.3 Comms Address 23
3.9.4 Alarm Option 23
3.10 Temperature Controller Replacement 24
3.11 Controller Navigation Diagrams 25
3.11.1 Operator Level 1 - No Program Running 25
3.11.2 Operator Level 1 - Program Running 26
3.11.3 Supervisor Level 2 27
4.0 3508 Dual Loop Cascade Control (if fitted) 28
4.1 Principle of Cascade Control 28
4.2 Operation of Cascade Control 29
4.3 Bypassing Cascade Control 31
4.4 3508P1 (Three Zone) Element Controller 31
4.5 Caution 31
4.6 Over-Temperature Control 31
5.0 2132 Over-Temperature Controller Description (if fitted) 32
5.1 Description 32
5.2 Operation 32
5.2.1 Controls 32
5.2.2 Operation 32
5.2.3 Over-Temperature Operation 33
5.2.4 Over-Temperature Alarm 33
5.2.5 Resetting the Over-Temperature Alarm 33
5.2.6 Sensor Break 33
5.3 Audible Alarm 33
5.4 Navigation Diagram 34
6.0 Operation 35
6.1 Operating Cycle 35
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6.2 General Operating Notes 35
6.3 Use of Probes 36
6.4 Atmospheres 36
6.5 Operator Safety 36
6.6 Power Adjustment 36
7.0 Maintenance 38
7.1 General Maintenance 38
7.1.1 Cleaning 38
7.1.2 Safety Switch 38
7.2 Calibration 38
7.3 After-Sales Service 38
7.4 Recommended Spare Parts and Spare Parts Kit 39
8.0 Repairs and Replacements 40
8.1 Safety Warning - Disconnection from Power Supply 40
8.2 Safety Warning - Refractory Fibre Insulation 40
8.3 Temperature Controller Replacement 40
8.4 Solid-State Relay Replacement 41
8.5 Thermocouple Replacement 41
8.6 Panel Element Replacement 41
8.7 Door Plug Replacement 43
8.8 Fuse Replacement 43
9.0 Fault Analysis 44
A. Furnace Does Not Heat Up 44
B. Product Overheats 45
10.0 Wiring Diagrams 46
10.1 WA-U3-30 46
10.2 WA-U3-31 47
11.0 Fuses and Power Settings 48
11.1 Fuses 48
11.2 Power Settings 48
12.0 Specifications 49
12.1 Environment 49
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1.0 Symbols and Warnings
1.1 Switches and Lights
Instrument switch: when the instrument switch is operated the
temperature control circuit is energised.
Heat light: the adjacent light glows or flashes to indicate that power is
being supplied to the elements.
1.2 General Warnings
DANGER – electric shock. Read any warning printed next to this symbol.
WARNING: risk of fatal injury.
DANGER – hot surface. Read any warning printed next to this symbol.
WARNING: all surfaces of a product may be hot.
DANGER – read any warning printed next to this symbol.
Caution – Double Pole/Neutral Fusing
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2.0 Installation
2.0 Installation
2.1 Unpacking and Handling
When unpacking and handling the product, always lift it by its base. Do not use the door
or any other projecting cover or component to support the equipment when moving it.
Use two or more people to carry the product where possible.
Carefully remove any packing material from inside and around the product before use.
Avoid damaging the surrounding insulation when removing packing materials.
NOTE: This product contains Refractory Ceramic Fibre (also known as
Alumino Silicate Wool - ASW). For precautions and advice on handling this
material see section 8.2.
2.2 Siting and Setting Up
Place the product on a level surface in a well ventilated area. Site away from other
sources of heat and on a non-flammable surface that is resistant to accidental spillage
or hot materials.
The surface on which the equipment is mounted should be stable and not subject to
movement or vibrations. The height of the mounting surface is important to avoid
operator strain when loading and unloading samples.
Ensure that there is free space around the sides and back of the product. Clear space is
required above the product to dissipate heat.
Depending on the application of the product, it may be appropriate to position it under
an extraction hood. Ensure the extraction hood is switched on during use.
Ensure that the product is placed in such a way that it can be quickly switched off or
disconnected from the electrical supply.
Under no circumstances should any objects be placed on top of the product.
Always ensure that any vents on the top of the product are clear of any
obstruction. Always ensure all cooling vents and cooling fans (if fitted) are
clear of any obstruction.
2.3 Chimney
The chimney is a length of tubing. If it is supplied unfitted, then fit it through the hole in
the top of the case.
If the product is to be used to heat substances that emit fumes, a fume extraction duct
of approximately 75 mm - 150 mm inlet diameter may be placed directly above the
chimney outlet.
Do not make a sealed connection to the product chimney as this causes excessive
airflow through the chamber and results in poor temperature uniformity.
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2.4 Electrical Connections
Connection by a qualified electrician is recommended.
This product requires a single-phase A.C. supply with earth (ground), which may be Live
to Neutral non-reversible (polarised), Live to Neutral reversible (non-polarised), or Live
to Live.
Check the product rating label before connection. The supply voltage should agree with
the voltage on the label and the supply capacity should be sufficient for the current on
the label.
The supply should be fused at the next size equal to, or higher than the current on the
label. A table of the most common fuse ratings is also given towards the back of this
manual. When the mains cable is factory fitted, internal fuses are also fitted. It is
essential that the operator ensures that the product is correctly fused.
Products with a factory fitted supply cable are designed to be wired directly to an
isolator or fitted with a line plug.
Products without a factory fitted supply cable: require a permanent connection to a
fused and isolated supply should be made to the internal terminals after temporary
removal of the product's electrical access panel.
If the product is to be connected by line plug. The plug should be within reach of the
operator and should be easy to remove.
When connecting the product to an isolating switch ensure that both conductors (single
phase) or on all live conductors (three phase), and should be within reach of the
operator.
The supply MUST incorporate an earth (ground).
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Supply Terminal Label Cable Colour Supply Types
Live - Neutral Reversible or Live-Live
1-phase L Brown to live to either power
conductor
N Blue to neutral to the other power
conductor
PE Green/ Yellow to earth (ground) to earth (ground)
Electrical Connection Details:
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3.0 3508 Controller
3.1 PID control
This controller uses PID (Proportional Integral Derivative) temperature control. This
type of control uses a complex mathematical control system to adjust the heating
power and achieve the desired temperature.
3.2 3508P1
The 3508P1 is a digital temperature controller which uses PID algorithm to give
excellent temperature control when properly set. This controller can store and operate
a single program of up to 20 segments. The 3508P1 can also be used as a simple
temperature controller.
3.3 3508P10
The 3508P10 is a digital controller which uses PID algorithms to give excellent
temperature control when properly set. This controller can store 10 programs of up to
50 segments each. Programs can be operated individually or linked by a Call parameter
as sub-programs or to form single long programs. The 3508P10 can also be used as a
simple temperature controller.
3.4 3508P25
The 3508P25 is a digital temperature controller which uses PID algorithms to give
excellent temperature control when properly set. This controller has a maximum of 500
segments or 25 programs; each program has a maximum of 50 segments. For
example 3508P25 could store 10 programs with 50 segments or 25 programs with 20
segments. Programs can be operated individually or linked by a Call parameter as sub-
programs or to form single long programs. The 3508P25 can also be used as a simple
temperature controller.
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3.5 Basic Operation
3.5.1 Controller Layout
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3.5.2 Keys
A/ Man - Disabled
RUN/ HOLD - Runs, Holds or Resets the current program. Hold down for
3 seconds to Reset.
Page Key Scrolls through the page headings. Hold down for 3 seconds
to access further levels, pass codes are required.
Scroll Key Scrolls through parameters listed on pages.
Arrow Keys +Adjust parameter values.
Page and
Scroll
together +Press together to return to the home display or to
acknowledge an alarm.
Page and Up
together +Press together quickly to scroll back up the page headings.
Scroll and Up
together +Press together quickly to scroll back up a parameter list.
Pressing any other combination of keys together has no effect.
Note: If no keys are pressed for 1 minute, the display returns to Home.
3.6 Quick Start Guide
3.6.1 Operation as a simple controller
When switched on the controller goes through a short test routine and then shows the
measured temperature. Below it, the setpoint temperature (SP) and percentage of
power output.
3.6.2 Changing the Setpoint
Press up or down to select the required SP. If the SP is higher than the measured
temperature, the OP1 indicator will illuminate at the top of the display, indicating that
the controller is calling for power (giving an output).
The controller will immediately attempt to reach the set temperature and maintain it.
3.6.3 Resetting the programmer
To reset the programmer to simple controller mode, press RUN/HOLD for 2 seconds.
Operating the current program
• To avoid unwanted heating at the end of a program, set the SP temperature to zero
before operating a program.
• Ensure the programmer is reset to simple controller mode before starting a program
by pressing RUN/HOLD for 2 seconds.
• To start the program, press RUN/HOLD twice, RUN will light up on the display.
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The displayed Program Setpoint (PSP) follows ramps, dwells and steps as the program
runs. The SP temperature of the controller does not apply when a program is operating.
• To pause the program, press RUN/HOLD.
• To stop the program and return to simple controlling (reset), press RUN/HOLD for 2
seconds.
When the program ends, the programmer will either:
• Automatically reset to operation as a simple controller.
• Dwell at the last temperature of the program (with the RUN indicator flashing), until
the operator presses RUN/HOLD for 2 seconds to manually reset, or presses RUN/HOLD
once to restart the program.
• Turn power to the elements down to zero.
3.6.4 Understanding User Levels
There are two levels in the controller; Level 1(Operator) and Level 2 (Supervisor).
Level 1 (Operator) is for the day-to-day operation of the controller is not protected by a
security code. There are 3 pages at this level. Page 1, Customer Identity, can only be
altered in level 2. Page 2 shows the current program status. Page 3 is for writing and
viewing programs.
Level 2 (Supervisor) requires a security code to enter, but once enable, provides access
to additional parameters. A further 4 pages are accessible in this level as follows; Home
, Customer identity, Control Output Hi percentage, Units.
To Enter Level 2:
1. Press and hold page for 3 seconds. The display will show “Access Goto Level 1”
2. Press up to select level 2. After a short pause the display will show “Access Pass
code”.
3. Press up or down to enter the pass code. Pass is momentarily displayed.
After a short pause the display will return to home, the controller is now in level 2.
When Level 2 operations have been completed the supervisor must return to Level 1
manually. It is not necessary to enter a code when going from a higher level to a lower
level.
To Return to Level 1:
1. Press and hold page for 3 seconds. The display will show “Access Goto Level 2.
2. Press down to go to level 1. After a short pause the display will revert to home,
the controller is now in level 1.
3.7 Setting Up Controller
Before using the controller (or during its lifetime) certain parameters may have to be
set, depending on specific requirements. To do this the controller must be set to
Supervisor Level 2, see "Controller Navigation Diagrams".
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3.7.1 Maximum output power setting
Press page until "Control Output Hi" is displayed. Press up or down to adjust
the value.
Depending on the product model, the maximum power output setting may be
accessible or locked.
For silicon carbide heated products the parameter is accessible to allow compensation
for element ageing.
In many models the maximum power output setting depends on the electrical supply
voltage, refer to section 11.0.
3.7.2 Customer ID.
A product identity number can be entered if required. This may be used to identify one
of many units, for production or quality control systems.
Press page until "Customer Identity" is displayed. Press up or down to select a
number.
3.7.3 Units
Press page until "Units" is displayed. Press up or down to select:
C Celsius
F Fahrenheit
K Kelvin
3.7.4 Language
The text on the 3508 Controller can be shown in different languages, this can only be
set at the factory and therefore must be specified at the time of placing an order.
3.8 Programming
3.8.1 Programming Notes
Programs can be created in Level 1 or Level 2 of the 3508 Controller.
For the P10 and P25, new programs can be created while the current program is
operating.
To avoid unwanted heating at the end of a program, set the controller setpoint
temperature to zero before operating a program.
All new unused programs show only 1 segment of type 'End'.
The minimum number of segments for a program is 2. The second being an 'End' type.
Ramp-to-setpoint control. To achieve this, create a two segment program. Set the first
segment type as 'Rate' or 'Time'. Set the second segment type 'End' type' Dwell'.
For the P10 and P25, programs can be linked together using a 'Call' segment. However,
a lower number program can not be called and a program can not be ended with a call
segment.
A program can be ended in four ways:
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1. With 'End' segment set to S.OP the power to the elements is turned down to 0%,
no matter what the 'Setpoint' temperature is.
2. With 'End' segment set to 'Reset' and the 'Setpoint' temperature turned down to
zero, power to the elements will be 0%. To do this set the 'Setpoint' temperature
to the minimum possible. For type B thermocouples this will be below zero.
3. With the 'End' segment set to 'Reset'. The controller will try to reach and maintain
the 'Setpoint' temperature in place before the program started.
4. With the 'End' segment set to 'Dwell'. The controller will dwell at the 'PSP' of the
last segment ("RUN" indicator flashes), until it is reset.
To reduce the number of segments in a program, change the last required segment to
an 'End' type.
You will be asked to press to cancel or for OK.
To cancel all segments in a program, change the first segment to an 'End' type.
To alter parameters or segments of an operating program, this program must be held
or reset. Press RUN/ HOLD to pause the program, or press RUN/ HOLD for 2 seconds to
reset.
3.8.2 Holdback
Holdback can be used to prevent the program from operating ahead of the actual
heating or cooling.
The holdback value is the amount, in degrees, by which the program setpoint can run
ahead of the measured temperature before holdback operates. The value applies to a
whole program.
To set the value press page twice, press scroll until 'Holdback Value' appears and
press up or down to set.
Holdback can be used in 'Rate', 'Time' and 'Step' segments.
• For 'Rate' and 'Time' segments holdback will operate during the segment.
• For a 'Step' segment holdback delays continuation to the next segment until the step
target is reached.
The 'Holdback Type' can be set as follows:
• Low Applies to heating only
• High Applies to cooling only
• Band Applies to both heating and cooling
• Off Holdback is switched off
To set the holdback type, press page twice, then press scroll until the display
shows 'Holdback Type' for each segment and press up or down to set.
The default setting for holdback is 'OFF'.
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3.8.3 Wait Segments
Wait prevents the program proceeding to the next segment, in a similar way to
holdback, until the selected ‘Wait-For’ parameter has been met. There are 5 ‘Wait For’
parameters. The first 4 only work if there are configured inputs to the controller.
1. PrgIn1 Wait until Input 1 is true
2. PrgIn2 Wait until Input 2 is true
3. PrgIn 1&2 Wait until Inputs 1 AND 2 are true
4. PrgIn 1or2 Wait until Inputs 1 OR 2 is true
5. PVWaitIP Wait until the measured temperature reaches a threshold value before
continuing. It can operate in one of 4 ways:
1. 'Abs Hi' Wait until the measured temperature is greater than or equal to a
value 'WaitVal' set for that segment.
2. 'Abs Lo' Wait until the measured temperature is less than or equal to a value
'WaitVal' set for that segment.
3. 'Dev Hi’ Wait until the measured temperature exceeds a fixed* threshold by
an amount ‘WaitVal’ set for that segment.
4. ‘Dev Lo’ Wait until the measured temperature drops below a fixed* threshold
by an amount ‘WaitVal’ set for that segment.
* The fixed threshold used by deviation parameters is set in the configuration level of
the programmer and if required should be requested when purchasing a product from
Carbolite Gero.
3.8.4 Program Cycling
The 'Cycles' parameter sets the number of times the program will operate.
The default setting is 1 cycle.
To change the number of cycles, press page twice, then press scroll until the
display shows 'Prog Cycles', then press up to set a finite number of cycles up to 999.
Or press down to set cycling to continuous.
3.8.5 Creating a Program
From the home display, press page three times to get to the programming page,
the display will show “ProgEdit 1”.
Program number
On P10 or P25 models press up or down to select a new program number. The
display will show that new programs have only one segment.
Holdback Value
Press scroll until the display shows 'Holdback Value". If required: Press up or
down to set a value. This value will be used in any segment where a 'Holdback Type'
is set.
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Ramp Units
These apply to Rate segments only. Press scroll until the display shows 'Ramp Units'.
Press up or down to select the ramp units of degrees per Hour, Min or Sec.
Number of program cycles
Press scroll until the display shows 'Cycles'. Press up or down to select more
than one cycle.
Now create all the segments for your program, finishing with an 'End' segment. When
parameters for each segment have been entered the display goes to the next segment
number.
Segment Type
Press scroll until the display shows 'Segment Type'. Press up or down to select
'Rate', 'Time', 'Dwell', 'Step', 'Wait', 'GoBack', 'Call' or 'End'.
Holdback Type
Press scroll until the display shows 'Holdback Type'. If required, press up or down
to select 'Off', 'Low', 'High' or 'Band'.
Target Setpoint (Visible only for Rate, Time and Step segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'Target SP'. Press up or down to set a value.
Ramp Rate (Visible only for Rate segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'Ramp Rate'. Press up or down to set the
number of degrees per 'Ramp Unit' as set above.
Duration (Visible only for Time and Dwell segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'Duration". Press up or down to set a value.
Wait For (Visible only for Wait segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'Wait For'. Press up or down to select:
PrgIn1, PrgIn2, PrgIn1In2, PrgIn1orIn2, PVWaitIP.
GoBack to segment number (visible only for GoBack segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'GoBack Seg'. Press down to select a segment
number to go back to.
GoBack Cycles (visible only for GoBack segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'GoBack Cycles'. Press up or down to set a
value.
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Call Cycles (Visible only for call segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'Call Cycles'. Press up or down to set a
value.
End Type (Visible only for End segments)
Press scroll until the display shows 'End Type'. Press up or down to select:
'Reset', 'Dwell' or 'SafeOp'.
3.8.6 Running a Program
The current program can be started from the home display by pressing RUN/HOLD or
by pressing page once, then scroll once (twice for P10 and P25), then press up
or down to change the status to 'Run'.
3.8.7 To pause (hold) a program
Press RUN/HOLD
or
Press page until 'Program Status Reset' appears
Press scroll until the cursor moves to 'Reset'
Press up or down to select 'Hold'
RUN/HLD will be displayed
3.8.8 To stop and reset a program
Press and hold RUN/HOLD
or
Press page until 'Program Status Reset' appears
Press scroll until the cursor moves to 'Reset'
Press up or down to select 'Reset'
3.8.9 To run a different program (P10 and P25)
To select a program
Press page until 'Program Status Reset' appears
Press scroll then up or down to select a program number
To operate the program
Press RUN/HOLD
or
Press scroll until the cursor moves to 'Reset'
Press up or down to select 'Run'
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Run will be displayed
3.8.10 Program Status
While a program is operating the home display shows 3 values:
lTop: Measured temperature
lCentre: Program Setpoint (PSP)
lBottom: Power output percentage
To see more detail:
Press page once to go to the program status page. The top and centre values from
the home page remain on the display. The lower half of the screen now shows:
lCurrent program number (P10 and P25 only)
lCurrent segment number
lTime remaining for that segment
Further presses of the scroll key while a program is operating will reveal additional
information:
Status. This can be changed to 'Hold', 'Reset' or 'Run' by pressing up or down
Program Setpoint (PSP)
Current Segment Type. 'Step' and 'Call' segments are instant, so are only flashed on
the screen, unless holdback is operating on that segment.
Target Setpoint
Segment Rate For 'Rate', 'Time' and 'Step' segments only
Cycles left
Program Time Left
3.8.11 Program Hold with Holdback
If a holdback value has been set and the program goes into a hold state, the green HLD
indicator will flash until the measured temperature catches up.
While in this condition, the program itself is put into hold by pressing the RUN/HLD
button, the 'HLD' indicator will stop flashing and remain on with the 'RUN' indicator.
When the program is started again by pressing the RUN/HLD button, the 'HLD' indicator
will flash again if the measured temperature has not caught up with the program.
Programming note: For P10 and P25 models, other programs can be created or
changed whilst the current program is operating.
3.8.12 Power Failure Recovery
If there is a power interruption to the controller during a program, when power is
restored the controller pauses the program, then ramps the temperature back up to the
current program setpoint (PSP) before continuing the program.
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• Power failure during ramp segments: The ramp rate will be that of the current ramp
segment.
• Power failure during dwell segments: The ramp rate will be that of the previous ramp
segment. If a previous ramp segment does not exist, then the dwell will continue at the
current measured temperature.
• Power failure during time-to-target segments: The ramp rate will be that of the
current segment. The ramp rate is maintained, but the time remaining is recalculated.
If there is a power interruption while controlling to setpoint, when power is restored the
controller automatically calls for maximum power.
3.8.13 Alarms
Alarms are used to alert the operator when a pre-set level has been exceeded or a
function error has occurred such as a sensor break. They are indicated by a flashing red
ALM (Alarm) indicator. The alarm may also switch an output – usually a relay to allow
external devices to operate when an alarm occurs. Alarms only operate if they have
been configured and are dependent on customer requirements.
How to acknowledge an alarm will depend on the type of latching which has been
configured. A non-latched alarm will reset itself when the alarm condition is removed. A
latched alarm requires acknowledgement with the 'ACK' function before it is reset.
If an alarm has been activated, the red 'ALM' indicator will flash and the text will
indicate the type of alarm.
To acknowledge an alarm and cancel the 'ALM' indicator, press and together.
3.8.14 Program Example 1
The following sequence of entries creates and runs the program shown graphically
below.
1. Turn the controller SP down to '0' by pressing down .
2. Press page until 'Prog Segments Used' is displayed. On P10 or P25 models press
up or down to select a new program number, (a program with only 1 segment).
3. Press scroll until 'Holdback Value' is displayed. Default ‘0’ degrees.
4. Press scroll until 'Ramp Units' is displayed. Press up or down to set to ‘Min’
5. Press scroll until 'Cycles' is displayed. Default ‘1’
6. Press scroll until 'Segment 1' is displayed
7. Press scroll until 'Segment Type' is displayed. Press up or down to select
'Rate"
8. Press scroll until 'Holdback Type' is displayed. Default ‘Off’
9. Press scroll until 'Target SP' is displayed. Press up or down to set to ‘400’
degrees.
10. Press scroll until 'Ramp Rate' is displayed. Press up or down to set to ‘5.0’
degrees per minute.
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Repeat steps 6 to 10 for 4 more segments. Set 'Holdback' to the default ‘Off’. Enter the
following parameters and values:
Segment Type Dwell Duration ‘30:00.0’ minutes
Segment Type Step Target SP ‘600’ degrees
Segment Type Dwell Duration ‘30:00.0’ minutes
Segment Type Time Target SP ‘200’ degrees, Duration ‘2:00:0’ hours
Finish the program with an 'End' segment:
11. Press scroll until 'Segment Type' is displayed. Press up or down to select
'End'
12. Press scroll until 'End Type' is displayed. Press up or down to select 'Reset'
13. Press page and scroll together to return to the home display.
To run the program either press RUN/HOLD or:
14. Press page until 'Program Status' is displayed
15. Press scroll until the cursor moves to the program status of 'Reset'
16. Press to select 'Run'.
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