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Temp.

SPE

SP

Door

rd

rEd

iEt

time

“Norm.”

DAY (Shop open)

DAY (Shop open)

NIGHT (Shop closed)

“Norm.”

“ECO”

Pr1

Note: 

In the following examples the Set point is generally 
indicated as 

SP

 and the differential as 

rd

 however the 

instrument will act according to the Set Point and the 
differential selected as active.

5.3 

Measure and display configuration

With the 

iuP

 it is possible to select the temperature engi-

neering unit and the desired measure resolution (

C0

 = °C/1°; 

C1 

= °C/0.1°; 

F0

 = °F/1°; 

F1

 = °F/0.1°).

The instrument allows the measure calibration, which can 
be used to recalibrate the instrument according to applica-
tion needs, The calibration is made by using parameters 

iC1

 

(input Pr1) and 

iC2

 (Pr2 input).

Parameter 

iP2

 allows to select the instrument usage of Pr2 

measure as:

Au

 

Auxiliary probe;

DG

  Digital Input (see the Digital input functions).

If 

Pr2

 input is not used, set 

iP2

 = 

oF

.

Using 

iFt

 parameter can be set a software filter for the 

measuring the input values in order to decrease the sensibility 
to rapid temperature changes (increasing the sampling time).  
Through the 

idS

 parameter is possible to set the variable 

normally displayed:

P1: Pr1 

probe measurement;

P2: Pr2 

probe measurement;

SP: 

Active Set Point;

EC:

  Probe measure if the instrument is in Normal Mode, 

the label 

Eco

 if the instrument is in (

Eco mode

);

OFF: 

If the numerical display must be switched off (

oF

).

When is displayed one of the measures 

idS

 = 

P1

/

P2

/

Ec

 the 

iCU

 parameter allows to set an offset that is to be applied 

only to the displayed variable (all controls will always happen 
according to the correct temperature value, changed only by 
the calibration parameters).
Regardless of what is set at 

idS

 parameter, all the measure-

ment variables can be shown pressing the 

 key.

The display alternately shows the code that identifies the 
variable (see below) and its value.  The variables are:

Pr1

  Probe 1 measurement;

Pr2

  Probe 2 measurement (on/oFF if Pr2 is a Digital input);

Lt

 

Minimum stored Pr1 temperature;

Ht

 

Maximum stored Pr1 temperature.

The peak (min./max.) temperature values of Pr1 probe are 
not stored in case of power failure and can be reset pressing 
the 

 for 3 s elapsed which, the display shows “

---

” for an 

instant to indicate that the min./max. values have been erased 
and the new peak is the temperature read in that moment
The system exits the variable dosplay mode after 15 s from 
the last  

 key pressure.

It is also noted that the 

Pr1

 probe display can also be changed 

by defrost display function via the 

ddL

 parameter  

(see the Defrost function).

5.4 

Digital input configuration

The digital input function is defined using the 

iFi

 parameter 

and the action is delayed for the time programmed with pa-
rameter 

iti

.  The 

iFi

 parameter can be configured for the 

following functions:

0. 

Digital input not active;

1. 

Cell door opening with NO contact: at input closure (and 
after the 

iti

) the instrument displays alternately 

oP

 and 

the variable set at 

idS

 parameter  With this mode of 

operation of the digital input activates also the time set 
with parameter 

AoA

 elapsed which the alarm is activated 

to warn that the door has been left open.  In addition, at 
door opening, the instrument returns to normal operation 
if it was in Eco mode and the Eco mode activation was 
enabled through parameter 

iEt

2. 

Similar to 

iFi

 = 

1

;

3. 

Cell door opening with output lock and NO contact: simi-
lar to 

iFi

 = 

1

 but with output lock.  At alarm door open 

intervention 

AoA

 also the output is re-activated.

4. 

External alarm signal with NO contact: at input closing 
(and after the 

iti

 time) the alarm is activated and the 

instrument alternately shows on the display: 

AL

 and the 

variable set with parameter 

idS

;

5. 

External alarm signal with Control output disabled and 
NO contact: at input closing (and after the 

iti

 time) the 

control output is is disabled, the alarm is activated and 
the instrument shows on the display alternatively 

AL

 and 

the variable set with parameter 

ids

;

6. 

Normal/Economic mode selection with NO contact: at input 
closing (and after the 

iti

 time) the instrument switches 

to Economic operation mode.  Opening the digital input, 
the instrument returns in Normal operation mode.

7. 

Instrument On/Off (stand-by) selection with NO contact: 
at input closing (and after the 

iti

 time) the instrument 

is switched ON while it is placed in Stand-by mode when 
the digital input is open;

8. 

Do not use;

9.  Defrost

 

activation

 command with NO contact: at input 

closing (and after the 

iti

 time) the instrument starts a 

defrost cycle;

10. End-Defrost

 command with NO contact:  at input closing 

(and after the iti time), if the defrost cycle is in progress 
the instrument stops it, otherwise inhibits the defrost start;

-1... -10

 - Features identical to the above but obtained 

through a NC contact and a reversed logic operation.

5.5 

Temperature control

The instrument control is ON/OFF and acts on the output 
depending on the PR1 probe measuring, the Set Point 

SP

 (or 

SPE

), the Histeresys 

rd

 (or 

rEd

) and the function mode 

rHC

.

OUT (ot)

OUT (ot)

SP

Temp.

rd

time

off

off

SP

rd

time

ON

rHC

 = 

C

rHC

 = 

H

off

off

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

Pr1

Temp.

Pr1

Depending on the function mode programmed with parameter 

rHC

 the differential is automatically considered by the control-

ler with positive values for a 

Refrigeration

 control (

rHC

 = C) 

or negative values for a 

Heating

 control (

rHC

 = H).

In the event of a probe error, it is possible to set the instru-

Summary of Contents for e31 Series

Page 1: ...ypically used in cooling ap plications with ON OFF temperature control and defrost control with intervals time by stopping compressor The instrument has 1 relay output and 2 NTC temperature probes inp...

Page 2: ...PROGRAMMING 2 1 Fast Set point programming The normal mode to program the setpoint is done by mo mentarily pressing the key the display shows SP or SPE alternated to the programmed value To change it...

Page 3: ...is protected If the dp LED is steady ON the parameter is programmable without password is unprotected To change the parameter visibility press the key and keeping it pressed also press the button The...

Page 4: ...d also after the instrument installation if necessary using proper filters 4 INSTALLATION WARNINGS 4 1 Mechanical mounting The instrument in case 78 x 35 mm is designed for flush in panel mounting Mak...

Page 5: ...ternal Buzzer SPST NO NO NO C SPDT NO NO NC C 5 FUNCTIONS 5 1 ON Stand by function Once powered the instrument can assume 2 different condi tions ON Means that the controller uses the control function...

Page 6: ...The digital input function is defined using the iFi parameter and the action is delayed for the time programmed with pa rameter iti The iFi parameter can be configured for the following functions 0 D...

Page 7: ...n All these functions are disabled if the relative parameters are set to OFF oF 5 7 Defrost control The automatic defrost control is made with the stopping compressor method it occurs by interval time...

Page 8: ...rms delay activation time Tempera ture alarms are enabled at the end of the exclusion times and are activated after the AAt time when the temperature measured by the probe exceeds or goes below the re...

Page 9: ...ent are being supplied directly or through the key AC supply Supply adapter 12 VDC Power supply Enter PWS 12 V A B C TTL USB to PC USB Enter PWS 12 V A B C TTL USB to PC USB For additional info please...

Page 10: ...Do not use HC Do not use C3 Do not use C 21 ddL Display Lock during defrost oF Not active on Active at last measure Lb Active with label dEF during defrost and PdF at defrost oF 22 dcd Defrost activat...

Page 11: ...scon Tecnologic with a detailed description of the faults found without any fees or charge for Ascon Tecnologic except in the event of alternative agreements 10 TECHNICAL DATA 10 1 Electrical characte...

Page 12: ...2 50 C 90 C with probe NTC 103AT11 11 HOW TO ORDER a POWER SUPPLY D 230 VAC C 115 VAC F 12 VAC VDC b OUTPUT 1 OUT 1 H Relay output SPST NO 30A AC1 resistive load R Relay output SPST NO 16A AC1 resist...

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