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1.
Timer operation example:
The timer can be used for several ways to help the distilling process.
1) Use it to automatically control the distilling time (distilling mode).
Set the parameter as following
tF=on, dtSP=210, tdIr=dn, dEO=OFF, dt=1:30,
The timer will start to count when temperature reaches 210 degrees. The timer
will count down from 1:30, when time out, the controller will stop heating, beeps,
and flash “End”.
2) Use the timer as a regular timer (distilling mode).
Set dtSP below the ambient temperature so that timer is available, set dt to a
very long time so that it will not end before operator decide to end the distill. The
counting direction should be up. Use the reset button (rSt) to reset the timer at
any time
tF=on, dtSP=50, tdIr=up, dEO=on, dt=60:00.
3) Use the timer as a regular timer (mashing mode).
Set tSP below the ambient temperature so that timer is available, set t to a very
long time so that it will not end before operator decide to end the mash. The
counting direction should be up. Use the reset button (rSt) to reset the timer at
any time
tF=on, tSP=50, tdIr=up, EO=on, t=60:00.
2.
Use it as a manual regulator (similar to DSPR1)
To use it as manual regulator with temperature reading, please set it to distilling
mode. Disable timer and high temperature turn off function. Set distilling
acceleration set temperature below ambient temperature (or just zero). Then you
can rotate the knob to adjust the power.
Mode=distilling, tF=off, FF=off, dAST=0
9.
Wiring Examples
Example 1
. Here are two basic wiring diagrams of how to connect a DC triggered
AC SSR with this power regulator.
1
2
3
13
14
6
7
8
9
10
4
5
RTD
R
R
W
-
+
3
4
120V AC
L
N
Heater
+
-
SSR
1
2
3
13
14
6
7
8
9
10
4
5
RTD
R
R
W
Heater
240V AC
L1
L2
-
+
3
4
+
-
SSR
Figure 11. Wiring examples of controlling a heater with SSR and DSPR400 in a
120VAC system (upper) and in a 240VAC system (lower).
Example 2.
Here is the wiring diagram of how to wire an auxiliary heating
element to the controller via a contactor (for acceleration period only).
1
2
3
13
14
6
7
8
9
10
4
5
RTD
R
R
W
120V AC
L
N
Heater
Heater for
acceleration
only
Contactor
-
+
3
4
+
-
SSR
Figure 12. Wiring examples for auxiliary heater. Power supply is 120V AC. Coil
voltage to the contactor is 120V AC. Auxiliary heater and its contactor need to
be wired to AL1 relay output.
Example 3.
Here is the wiring diagram of how to wire two external buzzers to
the controller.
1
2
3
13
14
6
7
8
9
10
4
5
RTD
R
R
W
Heater
240V AC
L1
L2
120VAC
buzzer
L
N
120VAC
120VAC
buzzer
-
+
3
4
+
-
SSR
Figure 13. Wiring example of external buzzers. Power supply for the controller
and heater is 240V AC. Power supply for two buzzers is 120V AC. AL1 buzzer
is for temperature alarm. AL2 buzzer is for timer alarm.
10. Common sensor errors:
This regulator will display error message or incorrect temperature reading if your
sensor is not connected, or your sensor connection is bad. The top display of the
controller will flash
“orAL”
and
“
932
”
alternately, if you set it to Fahrenheit display
(C-F =
°
F
); or “orAL” and “500”
alternately, if you set it to Celsius display (C-F
=
°
C).
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