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Figure 27. Access the parameters in System Config menu. 

 

Note 12. Program Mode: 

Multi-step program switch. By default, this controller is set to 

multi-step mode, and this parameter is set to “ON”. If you want to change it to single-step 
mode,  please  change this  parameter  to  “OFF”.  For  details  regarding  multi-step  mode, 
please check section 4.1.3 
 

Note 13. Output Hi/Lo Limit:

 It is expressed as a percentage value. This function will 

allow you to control the maximum and minimum output power delivered by the heater. 
For example, if you set 

Output Hi Limit

 = 50 and your heater is 1000 watts, the output 

will use 50% of the 1000 watts as the full output. It thinks the 1000W heater as a 500W 
heater. When the PID algorithm determines 50% output value, the actual power output 
will be 250 watts. This function can be used in two situations. 
 
1) When you have a very powerful heater and using a very small pot of water to cook at 
very low temperature, for example, a 1400 watts heater with a one litter (1 qt) pot of 
water at 130°F, the heater is too powerful for the small water volume. The moment it is 
on, it releases too much energy to cause the temperature to overshoot. Although it is still 
possible to stabilize the temperature with proper PID parameters, it is much easier to 
control if you limit the maximum output to 25%. Ideally, an optimized temperature control 
system should consume about 25% of the heater power at set temperature (steady 
state). For example, if you found out that only 50 watts of energy is needed to maintain 
the temperature at 60°C (141°F), ideally you should use only 200 watts heater for this job. 
Too much power will make the system over react too quickly. Too little power will make 
the system too slow in response. By using the Out function, you can make the 1400 
watts heater to act as a 200 Watts heater for stable temperature control. 
 

Summary of Contents for AW-WST1510H-W

Page 1: ...plug and play controller is rather simple to operate the process involves high temperature and high wattage appliances and your safety is our number one priority SAFETY WARNINGS This controller is de...

Page 2: ...device Built in optically isolated solid state relay with zero voltage crossing switching Sensor type PT1000 RTD sensor Timer range 6 steps with 23h59m for each step Temperature resolution 1 C or 1 F...

Page 3: ...erator indicator Red This indicator has two functions When blinking the temperature alarm is triggered The LCD display will simultaneously flash the alarm notification at same time When this indicator...

Page 4: ...scroll up the menu or mute the buzzer Figure 2 Back Panel Up to three temperature probes can be used with this controller and they need to be plugged in P1 P2 and P3 sockets on the right of the back...

Page 5: ...s are based on Bradley smokers For other brand smokers if your smoker comes with an analog heat level dial you can directly hook up the power cord of your smoker to the heater output outlet on the bac...

Page 6: ...1 Connection for Bradley Original Smoker with control of the smoker generator a When powering your controller you should use the power cord that came with the Bradley Smoker b Connecting the controlle...

Page 7: ...the Bradley Smoker Tower with the power cord that came with the Auber controller Auber Controller Smoke Generator Smoker Tower Probe 1 Cabinet Temp Probe 2 Internal Temp Cable A Cable B To Power Outl...

Page 8: ...nerator should be connected directly to the wall outlet In addition the controller output must be connected with the smoke tower Auber Controller Smoke Generator Smoker Tower Probe 1 Cabinet Temp Prob...

Page 9: ...00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 1 Fd Temp 195 Step 2 SmkrTemp 200 Press Momentarily 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 Step 1 Runtime 0 02 Ends at 195 00000000000000000000 0000000000...

Page 10: ...more information or to return back to normal display mode Three display possibilities 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 Total Runtime 0 03 Power Output 100 Press Momentarily Press Momentarily...

Page 11: ...splay mode Press Momentarily 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 Smkr 137 Food 122 Set 250 Probe3 270 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 Total Runtime 0 03 Power Output 100 Figure 14 Time...

Page 12: ...ease check section 4 1 3 4 1 1 Multi Step Mode A total of 6 steps can be programmed on this controller Each program step comprises a target temperature of cabinet shown as SmkrTemp XXX and an ending c...

Page 13: ...the AuberWIFI app to view and change both time and food temperature of each step for WIFI model only Cooking Profile Example Table 1 example program Step Number Cabinet Temp SmkrTemp X Ending Ending T...

Page 14: ...ng the Time Back key to exit the menu Or you can use or key to go to Back and press SET key to exit The display can also return to the normal display mode if no key is pressed in about 15 seconds 0000...

Page 15: ...d press the SET again to confirm the change That number will stop blinking Press the Timer Back key to exit the menu Or use or key to scroll to Back and then press SET key to exit The display will ret...

Page 16: ...el Parameter is unchanged 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 Step 1 SmkrTemp 250 1 Ending by Fd Temp 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 Back Step 1 SmkrTemp 250 00000000000000000000 0000...

Page 17: ...Config 7 1 Control Configurations Parameters related control configurations during the smoking process are listed under Control Config menu Error Reference source not found This shows the list of the...

Page 18: ...display will flash between the normal display and the alarm display showing in Figure 22 The alarm has 1 degree hysteresis The user can mute the buzzer by pressing either the Up or Down key Temperatur...

Page 19: ...129 F or lower To disable Food Hi Alarm you can set it to a large number such as 650 F When smoking multiple pieces of meat of different sizes put the probe in the thinnest piece first Set the Food H...

Page 20: ...t is ON at Step 5 If F 0 smoke generator output is OFF at Step 6 If F 1 smoke generator output is ON at Step 6 Example To turn on the smoke generator output on step 2 and step 3 only this parameter ne...

Page 21: ...is taking too long to eliminate the temperature offset When I 0 the system becomes a PD controller For very slow response systems such as slow cooker and large commercial rice cooker setting I 0 will...

Page 22: ...ave this current program as a recipe for future use Go to the Parameter Setting mode by holding the SET key and then go to Control Setting menu find parameter Save Recipe and press the SET key again s...

Page 23: ...escription Range Initial Note Program Mode Multi Step Program ON OFF ON 12 Output Hi Limit Output High Limit 0 100 100 13 Output Lo Limit Output Low Limit 0 100 0 13 Temp Unit Temp Unit C or F C F F 1...

Page 24: ...ll output It thinks the 1000W heater as a 500W heater When the PID algorithm determines 50 output value the actual power output will be 250 watts This function can be used in two situations 1 When you...

Page 25: ...ease check section 3 1 for details Note 17 P3 ALM TYPE Probe 3 alarm type options This parameter is for Probe3 Hi Alarm in Control Config menu Users can set this probe 3 alarm to be absolute high alar...

Page 26: ...points The temperature plot of the AuberWIFI App has two scales One can display the latest 300 data points and other can display the latest 120 data points The default setting of Dwell time is 1 minut...

Page 27: ...e placed away from direct sun light Users should also avoid exposing the controller to water and rain which could damage the controller b Low temperature control The control result for temperatures be...

Page 28: ...e temperature manipulation For stable temperature control the controller requires two things 1 the controller must be set to the correct power level see next section and 2 that it must be tuned to the...

Page 29: ...ontroller to the appropriate power level see next Section Turn the controller and cooker on and enter the desired set point temperature closed to your normal cooking temperature To activate auto tunin...

Page 30: ...insulated cooker The auto tuning should be able to tune most of your chosen smokers with fairly good result Copyright 2021 Auber Instruments Inc All rights reserved No part of this manual shall be co...

Page 31: ...or repairs services or alterations to the product or any of its parts that has been performed by a repairperson or facility not authorized by Auber Instruments This warranty is available to the origin...

Page 32: ...When 15 Amp is passing through the controller 20 watts of heat are produced in the controller As more heat is produced the temperature inside the controller will rise If it reaches to higher than 70 C...

Page 33: ...e 25 longer time to heat up the pot but the controller will not over heat In addition to these solutions the following information will also help you to manage the heat Place the controller in right p...

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