Full Gauge Controls Evolution MT-530E Super User manual

1. DESCRIPTION
The has three outputs: one for temperature control, one for humidity control and aMT-530 %upere
third auxiliary output that acts as a second stage temperature control, humidity control, alarm or timer
cyclical.
This controller is indicated for low and medium relative humidity (10-85% non-condensing). Its
temperature sensors and humidity are united in a single bulb, reducing installation space and wiring. It
also includes an audible alarm (buzzer) and an intelligent system locking functions, preventing
unauthorized people from changing the control parameters.
The instrument features a serial communication for connection to Sitrad .
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Product complies with UL Inc. (United States and Canada).
2. APPLICATION
• Humidifiers / dehumidifiers
• Grains drying
• Laboratories
• Surgical rooms
• Climatized cellars
• Information technology centers
*For high percentage of humidity in the presence of water condensation, use the model AHC-80 Ri
plus.
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4. INDICATIONS AND KEYS
6. OPERATIONS
6.1 Facilitated menu map
By pressing the button , it is possible to navigate through the function menus. See the map functions;
below:
DIGITAL CONTROLLER AND INDICATOR
OF TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY
WITH SERIAL COMMUNICATION TO SITRAD
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Functions
lockdown
Protection
level
Buzzer System
supervisor
IP 65
FRONT
Serial
programming
Control Temperature -10 to 70.0 ºC (with resolution of 0.1°C)±1.5°C
14 to 158 ºF ±3°F (with resolution of 0.1°F)
Power Supply MT-530E Super: 115 or 230 Vac ±10%(50/60 Hz)
12 or 24 Vac/dc +10%MT-530EL Super:
Operation temperature 0 to 50°C / 32 to 122°F
Operation humidity 10 to 85% RH (without condensation)
Control humidity 10 to 85% RH H (with resolution of 0.1%RH)± 5%R
Load current
Therm :16(8)A/250Vac 1HP
Humid : 5(3)A/250Vac 1/8HP
Aux : 5(3)A/250Vac 1/8HP
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Temperature unit led indicator
Lock functions led indicator
Upper key
Lower key
Key Set
Menu key facility
Therm output led indicator
Humidity output led indicator
Aux output led indicator Buzzer output led indicator
Dimensions (mm) 76 x 34 x 77 mm / 2,9 x 1,33" x 3,03"9"
Dimensions of the clipping for fixing
of the instrument
71 ± 0,5 x 29 ± 0,5 mm (see item 5)
2,79" ± 0,02" x 1,14" ± 0,02"
WHDxx
Modbus
Protocol
5. INSTALLATION - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AND PANEL
;
THERM OUTPUT SETPOINT
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* These parameters are displayed when necessary.
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HUMID OUTPUT SETPOINT
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AUX OUTPUT SETPOINT*
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INHIBITOR BUZZER*
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LOCK FUNCTION
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CONTROL FUNCTIONS
SHUTDOWN
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EXIT THE MENU
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TOGGLE MEASUREMENT
DISPLAY
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CLEAR VALUES
MAX. AND MIN.
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FUNCTION SELECTION
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MANUAL DEFROST*
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PROCESS VIEWER
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TEMPERATURE RECORD
MN. M X.I AND A
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Panel
(Front View)
Panel
(Side View)
1
5678
2349
POWER
SUPPLY
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
THERM
HUMID
AUX
AB
RS - 485
115 Vac
1
5678
2349
POWER
SUPPLY
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
THERM
HUMID
AUX
AB
RS - 485
230 Vac
Con 115 Vacnection Conne 230 Vacction
Dimension of the clipping
for setting of the
instrument in panel
71 mm± 0,5
29 mm
± 0,5
FOR INSTALLATIONS WHEREA SEALING IS REQUIREDTOAVOID LIQUID CONTACT, THE
CUT FOR THE CONTROLLER MUST BE OF 70,5X29mm MAXIMUM. THE SIDE LOCKS
MUST BE FIXED SO IT PRESSES THE RUBBER SEALING AVOIDING INFILTRATION
BETWEEN THE CUTAND THE CONTROLLER.
ATTENTION
SCREWDRIVER SLOT 3/32''(2.4mm) FOR ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SIGNAL TERMINALS;
SCREWDRIVER PHILLIPS #1 FOR ADJUSTMENTS IN THE POWER TERMINALS.
IMPORTANT
THE USE OF APPROPRIATE TOOLS IS ESSENTIAL TO AVOID DAMAGE IN THE
CONNECTION AT INSTRUMENT TERMINALS:
1
5678
2349
POWER
SUPPLY
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
THERM
HUMID
AUX
AB
RS - 485
Power
Loads
Conne 24 Vac/dcction
1
5678
2349
POWER
SUPPLY
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
THERM
HUMID
AUX
AB
RS - 485
Power
Loads
Conne 12 Vac/dcction
12 Vac/dc
24 Vac/dc
1Yellow 2Brown 3Green 4Red
LEGEND
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6.3.2 Function Lock
The use of the function block brings greater security to the operation of the instrument. With it active, the
setpoints and other parameters can be visible to the user, but protected against undue changes
( =2) or you can just block changes in the control functions leaving the adjustment of[,f47]
thereleased setpoints ( =1). To lock the functions, access the option in the quick[,f47] [LOC,]
access menu using the (Flatec) key and confirm by pressing the key. The message will; / [no,,]
be displayed if blocking is disabled.At this moment, press and hold the key for the time configured in>
function .[,f48]
Activation will be indicated by the message and will only occur if function is[LOC,][On,,] [,f47]
set to 1 or 2. To deactivate the lock, turn off the controller and turn it on again with the key pressed .>
Keep the key pressed until the message indicates unlocking (10 seconds).[LOC,][OFF,]
6.3.3 Control Functions Shutdown
Turning off the control functions allows the controller to operate only as a temperature indicator, keeping
the control outputs and alarms turned off. The use of this resource is enabled by the control functions
shutdown function . When enabled, the control and alarm functions are turned off[,F49]
( ) or on ( ) through the quick access menu in the option .[CTRL][OFF,] [Ctrl][ON,,] [Ctrl]
When the control functions are turned off, the message will be displayed alternating with the[OFF,]
temperature and the other messages. It is also possible to turn off/on the control functions by pressing
the key for 4 seconds.;
6.3. Unit Selection (ºC / ºF)9
In order to define the unit that the instrument will operate in, enter function with the access“”[,F01]
code and confirm with the key. then the user can select the unit by pressing the keys[,231] /
<> /
or where there are alternating messages or . Press the key to confirm the[,=C,] [,=F,]
desired unit. Therefore, the corresponding indication unit or will be turned on.Every time the unit is{}
changed, the parameters must be reconfigured, since they assume the "standard" values.
7. ADVANCED OPERATIONS
7.1 Changing the parameters of the controller
Access function by pressing keys and simultaneously for 2 seconds until the message[,F01] <>
[Func] [,F01]or through the quick access menu. After that, will appear, then, press the key/
(short press). Use keys or to enter with access code and, when ready, press . Use<> /[,123]
keys or to access the desired function.After selecting the function, press the key (short press),
<> /
to visualize the set value for that function. Use keys or to change the value, and when ready,<>
press to memorize the set value and return to the functions menu. To exit the menu and return to/
normal operation (temperature indication) press (long press) until appears on the display./[----]
Note: If the lock function is active, by pressing the or to change the value of the function, the
<>
controller will displays the message and will not allow to set the of parameter.[LOC,]
6.3.5 To visualize humidity or temperature
It is possible to view the other measure (humidity or temperature) by pressing >.
6.3.6 Buzzer Inhibit
When buzzer starts it can be inhibited by pressing for two seconds or by quick access menu.>
6.3.7 Thermostat Process Visualization
To view the thermostat status and elapsed time (THERM output), press the key for 4 seconds. In this>
way, the controller will display the stage and elapsed time of the current process, and the following
messages may be displayed on the display:
[Off,] - control turned off
[del,] - initial delay
[ref,]- refrigeration
[HoT,]- heating
[defr] - defrost
6.3.8 Manual defrost THERM output
The defrost process can be activated deactivated manually through the quick menu in theor [dEFr]
option or by pressing the key for 4 seconds. Activation or deactivation will be indicated by the<
message or , respectively.[dEFr][On,,] [dEFr][OFF,]
Indication:
- '' T'' temperature record
- '' H'' record humidity
6.3.4 Registers of minimum and maximum measures
Pressing key or also through the quick access menu (see chapter 6), the message will<[rEg,]
appear, followed by the minimum and maximum recorded temperatures.To turn the current minimum
and maximum values off, press key (short press) repeatedly, until the message is
;[CrEg]
displayed, finally press the button to confirm. Another way is to press 2 seconds while displaying
/<
the records. This operation is indicated by the message .[RSET]
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6.2 Facilitated key map
When the controller is on display temperature, the following shortcut keys are used for the following
functions:
6.3 Basic operations
6.3.1 Adjusting the desired temperature and humidity (setpoint)
To enter the setup menu press the setpoints for 2 seconds. The message " " will appear on/[Sp1,]
the display then the value of the setpoint output Therm adjustment. Use keys to modify the
<>or
value and confirm by pressing .Then the message " " will appear indicating the adjustment
/[SP2,]
of setpoint output Humid.Again use the keys to modify the value and confirm by pressing .
<> /or
If the operating mode for the Aux output require setting a setpoint the message " " will appear[SP3,]
and it can be adjusted the same way is the previous ones. At the end the message " " will[----]
appear indicating setup completion. The setpoints can also be adjusted individually on the facilitated
menu.
/
<
<
<
<
Press 2 sec: Adjust setpoint.
Short press: Switch display of temperature or humidity for 4s.
Short press: Display of records minimum and maximum measures.
Enter the function selection.
<
<
Press 2 sec: When the buzzer is active inhibits the alarm.
Press 2 sec: When the record is displayed, clear the history.
<
Press sec:4 Displays thermostat processes.
<Press 4 sec: Perform manual defrosting.
;Short press: Easy menu.
;Press 4 sec: Shutdown of control functions.
7.2 Parameter table
Description
Access code: 123 (one hundred and twenty-three)
Instrument energization delay
Thermostat operation mode (THERM output)
Minimum setpoint allowed to the end user (thermostat)
Maximum setpoint allowed to the end user (thermostat)
Control differential (hysteresis) of the thermostat
Minimum delay to turn the thermostat output on
Humidistat operation mode (HUMID output)
Minimum setpoint allowed to the end user (humidistat)
Maximum setpoint allowed to the end user (humidistat)
Control differential (hysteresis) of the humidistat
Minimum delay to turn the humidistat output on
Humidity output (time on)
Humidity output (time off)
Auxiliary output operation mode (AUX)
Minimum setpoint allowed to the end user (AUX output)
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0.1
0(Off)
0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0(Off)
0
0
0
10.0/0.0
10.0/0.0
0.1
0(Off)
0
0
0
-10.0
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1 - heat.
70.0
70.0
20.0
999
3
100.0
100.0
20.0
999
999
999
11
70.0/100.0
70.0/100.0
20.0
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1
.00
100.0
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0(Off)
5
5
5
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70.0/100.0
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0(Off)
0
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0.1
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0
0.0
0.0
0.1
0(Off)
0
0
0
14.0/0.0
14.0/0.0
0.1
0(Off)
0
0
0
14.0
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158.0
158.0
36.0
999
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100.0
100.0
20.0
999
999
999
11
158.0/100.0
158.0/100.0
36.0/20.0
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100.0
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0(Off)
5
5
5
14.0/0.0
158.0/100.0
2.7/5.0
0(Off)
0
5
5
14.0
Maximum setpoint allowed to the end user (AUX output)
Control differential (hysteresis) of the AUX output
Minimum delay to turn the AUX output on
Time base of AUX output timer
AUX output (time on)
AUX output (time off)
Low room temperature alarm
[,F01]
[,F02]
[,F03]
[,F04]
[,F05]
[,F06]
[,F07]
[,F08]
[,F09]
[,F10]
[,F11]
[,F12]
[,F13]
[,F14]
[,F15]
[,f16]
[,F17]
[,F18]
[,F19]
[,F20]
[,F21]
[,F22]
[,F23]
Fun

F21 - AUX output (time on):
It is the time thatAUX output will keep turned on alarm or . See .when set to cyclical timer [,f15]
F22 - AUX output (time off):
It is the time thatAUX output will keep turned off alarm or . See .when set to cyclical timer [,f15]
F23 - Low room temperature alarm:
Temperature for activation of the low temperature alarm.
F24 - High room temperature alarm:
Temperature for activation of the high temperature alarm.
F25 - humidity :Low room alarm
Humidity for activation of the l humidity
ow alarm.
F26 - High humidity :room alarm
Humidity for activation of the high humidity alarm.
F27 - :Minimum delay to turn the AUX output on (alarm mode)
It is the minimum time that the AUX output will keep turned off after controller initialization. This time is
valid only when AUX will be configured in the ( configured in or ).output alarm mode 4 5[, 5]F1
F28 - Buzzer operation mode:
[,,,0] Intra-range alarm
[,,,1]Extra-range alarm
F01 - Access code: 123 (one hundred and twenty-three):
It is required for changing the configuration parameters. To visualize the adjusted parameters, it is not
necessary to insert this access code.
F02 - Instrument energization delay:
When the instrument is turned on, it may remain for a while with its control functions disabled, delaying
the start of the process. During this time, it only works as a temperature and/or humidity indicator. It
serves to avoid peak electricity demands, in case of failure and return of it when there are multiple
devices connected to the same grid. To do this, simply set different times for each device.
F03 - hermostat operation mode (THERM output):T
[,,,0]Refrigeration
[,,,1]Heating
F04 - Minimum setpoint allowed to the end user (thermostat):
F05 - Maximum setpoint allowed to the end user (thermostat):
To prevent incorrect temperature setting.
F06 - Control differential (hysteresis) of the thermostat:
It is the difference of temperature (hysteresis) between ON and OFF the THERM output.
F07 - Minimum delay to turn the thermostat output on:
It is the minimum time that the thermostat will keep turned off, it means, the space of time between the
last stop and the next start.
F08- Humidistat operation mode (HUMID output):
[,,,0]Dehumidification
[,,,1]Humidification
[,,,2] Dehumidification by resistance linked to the thermostat
In this option, the thermostat output has priority over humidity. Humidity is controlled only if the THERM
output is turned off.
[,,,3] Hot gas dehumidification linked to the thermostat
In this option, the thermostat output has priority over humidity. When the temperature reaches the
refrigeration setpoint, the THERM output remains on and the HUMID output starts to control the
humidity through the reversing valve. The two outputs are switched off when the humidity setpoint is
reached.
F09 - Minimum setpoint allowed to the user (humidistat):
F10 - Maximum setpoint allowed to the user (humidistat):
Electronic limits whose purpose is to prevent too high or too low setpoint humiditys are set.
F11 - Control differential (hysteresis) of the humidistat:
It is the difference of humidity (hysteresis) between turn ON and turn OFF the HUMID output.
F12 - Minimum delay to turn the humidistat output on:
It is the minimum time that the HUMID output will keep turned off, it means, the space of time between
the last stop and the next start.
F13 - Humidity output (time on):
It allows to adjust the time that HUMID output will keep turned on.
F14 - Humidity output (time off):
It allows to adjust the time that HUMID output will keep turned off.
Note: [,f13] [,f14]and functions control a cyclical program (in seconds) for the humidistat output. This
cyclical program allows that pulverized water has time to transform in relative air humidity.
To disable this function, adjust the values to zero.
F15 - Auxiliary output operation mode (AUX):
[,,,0]Refrigeration
[,,,1] Heating
[,,,2]Dehumidification
[,,,3]Humidification
[,,,4]Intra-range alarm
7.2.1 Parameters description
Seconds
Minutes
Seconds
Minutes
Seconds
Minutes
Minutes
Seconds
Value Time on (F21) Time off (F22)
[,,,0]
[,,,1]
[,,,2]
[,,,3]
[,,,5]Extra-range alarm
[,,,6]Independent cyclic timer
[,,,7]Cyclic timer operating only when the reaches the setpoint ( outputtemperature THERM
deactivated)
[,,,8]Cyclic timer operating only when the reaches the setpoint (humidity HUMID output
deactivated)
[,,,9]Cyclic timer operating when the reaches their setpointtemperature or humidity
[,,10]Cyclic timer operating only when the reaches their setpointstemperature and humidity
[,,11] Evaporator fan: The auxiliary output is activated together with the thermostat output.
If = 2 or 3 (a humidistat linked to the thermostat), the auxiliary output will also activate if the[,f08]
humidistat output is active. If defrost is activated, the fan will turn on during the defrost stage (natural
defrost with forced ventilation).
Note: When changing the value of this function the following parameters will be automatically adjusted
with their default values: , , and setpoint for theAUX output.[,f16] [,f17] [,f18]
F16 - Minimum setpoint allowed to the user (AUX output):
F17 - Maximum setpoint allowed to the user (AUX output):
Electronic limits whose purpose is to prevent that too high or too low setpoint values are set.
The limits will depend on the operation mode of the output adjusted in .[,f15]
F18 - Control differential (hysteresis) of the AUX output:
It is the difference of temperature or humidity (hysteresis) between turn ON and turn OFF the AUX
output. This function s n mode outputdepend o the operation of the adjusted in .[,f15]
F19 - Minimum delay to turn the AUX output on:
It is the minimum time that the AUX output will keep turned off, it means, the space of time between the
last stop and the next start. output is modeThis time is valid only when AUX configured in the control
( configured in 0, 1, 2 or 3).[,f15]
F20 - :Time base ofAUX output timer
Allows the on or off time scale forAUX output cyclic timer.configuration of
Status of outputs in case of alarm
Thermostat cooling time (interval between defrosts)
Thermostat defrost time
Thermostat initial state when powering up the controller
Additional time at the end of the first refrigeration cycle
View mode
Shifting the temperature display (temperature offset)
Offset of the humidity indication (humidity offset)
Function lock mode
Time to lock functions
Control functions shutdown
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1
0(Off)
0-refrig.
0(Off)
0
-20.0
-20.0
0
15
0(Off)
1
1
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0(Off)
0-refrig.
0(Off)
0
-36.0
-20.0
0
15
0(Off)
1
1
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999
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240
2
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20.0
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[,F43]
[,F44]
[,F45]
[,F46]
[,F47]
[,F48]
[,f49]
[,f50]
Maximum time of the activated AUX output to activate the alarm
Buzzer time on
Buzzer time off
Inhibition time of Buzzer during electrical supply
0(Off)
0
0
0
999
999
999
999
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1
0
0(Off)
0
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[,F36]
[,F37]
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Minimum delay to turn the AUX output on (alarm mode)
Buzzer operation mode
Acting point of Buzzer by low temperature
Acting point of highBuzzer by temperature
Acting point of Buzzer by low humidity
Acting point of Buzzer by high humidity
Maximum time of the activated THERM output to activate the alarm
Maximum time of the activated HUMID output to activate the alarm
0
0
-10.0
-10.0
0.0
0.0
0(Off)
0(Off)
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1
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70.0
100
100
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-10.0
70.0
0.0
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0
0
14.0
14.0
0.0
0.0
0(Off)
0(Off)
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1
158.0
158.0
100
100
999
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14.0
158.0
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100.0
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[,F28]
[,F29]
[,F30]
[,F31]
[,F32]
[,F33]
[,f34]
DescriptionFun
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M ni M xa Unit Standard M ni M xa Unit Standard
High ambient temperature alarm
Low ambient humidity alarm
High ambient humidity alarm
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[,F25]
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9. OPTIONAL ITEMS
Contact suppressor connection diagram
Suppressor
A1
A2
A1 A2 are theand
contactor coils.
Diagram for suppressor installation for direct
drive load inputs
Load
Suppressor
For direct activation the maximum
specified current should be taken
into consideration.
Electrical noise suppressing filter
8. SIGNALLING
Temperature sensor disconnected or damaged.
Functions lockdown.
Unlocking of functions.
Reconfigure the values of the functions.
Humidity sensor disconnected or damaged.
Buzzer inhibitor.
Receiving preset.
Operation successful.
Control functions shutdown.
[tErr]
[hErr]
[LOC,][0n,,]
[LOC,][0FF,]
[Inib]
[SPCr]
[done]
Please contact Full Gauge Controls.
RC FILTER
IMPORTANT
According to the chapters from the IEC60364 standard:
1: Install on power supplyprotectors against over voltage
2: Sensor cables and computer signals can be together, however not at the same place where power
supply and load wires pass for
3: Install suppresor of transient in parallel to loads to increase the usefull life of the relays
Note: The sensor cable length can be increased by the user until 200 meters using 5x22AWG
(-40+105°C) cable.
Ecase protective cover
It is recommended for the Evolution line, keeps water
from entering the back part of the instrument. It also
protects the product when the installation site is
washed.
ECASE PROTECTIVE COVER
Extended frame
It allows the installation of Evolution line controllers
with sizes 76 x 34 x 77 mm in various situations,
since it does not require precision in the notch of
the instrument fitting panel.
The frame integrates two switches of 10 Amperes
that may be used to actuate interior light, air
curtain, fan, and others.
CONTROLLER
EXTENDED
FRAME
SWITCHES
- version 2EasyProg
It is an accessory that has as its main function to store the parameters of the controllers.At any time, you
can load new parameters of a controller and unload them on a production line (of the same controller),
for example. It has three types of connections to load or unload the parameters:
- Serial RS-485: It connects via RS-485 network to the controller (only
for controllers that have RS-485).
- USB: it can be connected to the computer via the USB port, using
Sitrad's Recipe Editor.
- Serial TTL: The controller can be connected directly to EasyProg
by the TTL Serial connection. EASYPROG
IMPORTANT
TO PERFORM THE COMMUNICATION
WITH EASYPROG THIS EQUIPMENT MUST
NOT BE COMMUNICATING WITH SITRAD
SOFTWARE.
F29 - Acting point of Buzzer by low temperature:
It is the minimun temperature to trigger the buzzer the configured Operation Mode of Buzzer .[,F28]
F30 - Acting point of Buzzer by high temperature:
It is the superior value of temperature to the buzzer alarm act as the configured Operation Mode of
Buzzer .[,F28]
F31 - Acting point of Buzzer by low humidity:
It is the inferior value of humidity to the buzzer alarm act as the configured Operation Mode of Buzzer
[,F28].
F32 - Acting point of Buzzer by high humidity:
It is the superior value of humidity to the buzzer alarm act as the configured Operation Mode of Buzzer
[,F28].
F33 - Maximum time of the activated THERM output to activate the alarm:
Allows configuring the maximum time the output THERM can stay activated without reaching the
setpoint before activating the audible alarm (BUZZER). To deactivate this function, just decrement the
value until the message is displayed.[no,,]
F34 - Maximum time of the activated HUMID output to activate the alarm:
Allows configuring the maximum time the output can stay activated without reaching theHUMID
setpoint before activating the audible alarm (BUZZER). To deactivate this function, just decrement the
value until the message is displayed.[no,,]
F35 - Maximum time of the activated AUX output to activate the alarm:
Allows configuring the maximum time the output AUX can stay activated without reaching the setpoint
before activating the audible alarm (BUZZER). To deactivate this function, just decrement the value
until the message is displayed.[no,,]
F36 -Buzzer time on:
It is the time that the Buzzer will be turned on (cycle on). To turn it off the sonore alarm (Buzzer) adjust
the value “0” to this function.
F37 - Buzzer time off:
It is the time that the buzzer will be turned off (cycle off). To turn the sonore alarm (Buzzer) always on,
adjust the value “0” to this function.
F38 - Inhibition time of Buzzer during electrical supply:
It is the time were the alarm will kept turned off even if in alarm contitions.
It serves to inhibit the buzzer during the time while the system do not reaches the working control
temperature.
F3 - Output status in case of alarm9:
[,,,0]Status output do not change in case of alarm;
[,,,1]Turn off the output THERM, HUMID and AUX;
Note: TheAUX output will not turn off if it is set to alarm output intra-extra range yclic timer In case ofor c .
sensor failure the outputs will be switched off independently of the parameter settled in that function.
F40 - Thermostat cooling time (interval between defrosts):
Corresponds to the time that the controller will operate in refrigeration, at the end of this time the
controller enters the defrost process.
F41 - Thermostat defrost time:
It is the duration of the defrost. During this period, the relay will remain off, at the end of which, the
controller will return to the refrigeration state.
Note: During the defrost process, high/low temperature alarms are disregarded.
F42 - Initial state of the thermostat when powering up the controller:
It makes it possible to perform a defrost when the controller is energized.
F43 - Additional time at the end of the first refrigeration cycle:
It serves to increase the refrigeration time only in the first refrigeration cycle. In installations with several
pieces of equipment, it is possible to avoid demand peaks, causing the defrosts to be carried out at
different times, by assigning different values to this function.
Note: The defrost parameters ( to ) apply only to the main thermostat (THERM[,F40] [,F43]
output). The defrost functionalities are only available if the THERM output is configured as cooling
( = 0) and the thermostat defrost time is different from .[,f03] [,f41] [OFF,]
F44 - Display mode:
[,,,0]Alternated indication of temperature and humidity
[,,,1]Only indication of temperature
[,,,2]Only indication of humidity
F45 - Temperature display offset:
It allows to compensate eventual shunting lines in the reading of temperature proceeding from the
exchange of the sensor or cable length alteration.
F46 - Humidity display offset:
It allows to compensate eventual shunting lines in the reading of humidity proceeding from the
exchange of the sensor or cable length alteration.
F47 - Function lock mode:
Allows and configures the blocking of functions (see item 6.3.2).
[,,,0]: Does not allow blocking of functions;
[,,,1]: Allows the partial blocking, where the control functions will be blocked but the setpoints
adjustment remain released;
[,,,2]: Enables total blocking, leaving only access to the facilitated menu functions available.
F48 - Time for blocking functions
With this functionality active, the parameters are protected against undue changes, making them
available only for viewing. In this condition, when trying to change these values, the message
[LOC,,] will be shown on the display.
F49 - Shutdown of control functions:
With the shutdown of the control functions, the controller starts to operate only as a temperature
indicator with all the outputs turned off. This function can operate in the following ways:
[Off,]: Does not allow turning off the control functions;
[,,,1]:Allows turning on and off the control functions only if the functions are unlocked;
[,,,2]:Allows you to turn control functions on and off even if the functions are blocked.
F50 - Network equipment address:
This is the device address for communication with software.Sitrad®
Note: You cannot have two or more devices with the same address in the network.
[Off,]
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WARRANTY - FULL GAUGE CONTROLS
Products manufactured by Full Gauge Controls, as of May 2005, have a two (02) year
warranty, as of the date of the consigned sale, as stated on the invoice. They are guaranteed
against manufacturing defects that make them unsuitable or inadequate for their intended
use.
EXCEPTIONS TO WARRANTY
The Warranty does not cover expenses incurred for freight and/or insurance when sending
products with signs of defect or faulty functioning to an authorized provider of technical
support services. The following events are not covered either: natural wear and tear of parts;
external damage caused by falls or inadequate packaging of products.
LOSS OF WARRANTY
Products will automatically lose its warranty in the following cases:
- The instructions for assembly and use found in the technical description and installation
procedures in Standard IEC60364 are not obeyed;
- The product is submitted to conditions beyond the limits specified in its technical
description;
- The product is violated or repaired by any person not a member of the technical team of
Full Gauge Controls;
- Damage has been caused by a fall, blow and/or impact, infiltration of water, overload
and/or atmospheric discharge.
USE OF WARRANTY
To make use of the warranty, customers must send the properly packaged product to Full
Gauge Controls together with the invoice or receipt for the corresponding purchase. As much
information as possible in relation to the issue detected must be sent to facilitate analysis,
testing and execution of the service.
These procedures and any maintenance of the product may only be provided by Full
Gauge Controls Technical Support services in the company's headquarters at Rua Júlio de
Castilhos, 250 - CEP 92120-030 - Canoas - Rio Grande do Sul – Brasil
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
Package:
The packages material are 100% recyclable. Just dispose it through specialized
recyclers.
Products:
The electro components of Full Gauge controllers can be recycled or reused if it is
disassembled for specialized companies.
Disposal:
Do not burn or throw in domestic garbage the controllers which have reached the end-of-
life. Observe the respectively law in your region concerning the environmental
responsible manner of dispose its devices. In case of any doubts, contact Full Gauge
controls for assistance.
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*Connecting Block for Serial Communication
Used to connect more than one instrument to the Interface. The
wire's connections must be made in agreement with the
following rules: terminal of the instrument connects to theA
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the terminal of the Interface. Repeat the action for terminalsA
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