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2011.02

P3/8

4.2.2 Display change

Press the SET key to change the display mode. The display can be changed
between display modes 1 and 2.

4.2.3 Manual/Automatic mode switch

Bumpless switching between PID mode and Manual mode can be performed
by pressing the A/M key. The A-M LED will light up when the controller is in 
Manual mode. In Manual mode, the output amplitude can be increased or 
decreased by pressing

 and 

(display mode 2).

Please note that manual control is initially disabled (A/M=2). To activate 
the manual control, set A/M=0 or 1.
4.2.4 Parameter Setup Mode

When the display mode is 1 or 2, press SET and hold for roughly 2 seconds 
until the parameter setup menu is displayed (display mode 3). Please refer to 
4.3 for how to set the parameters.

4.3 Setup flow chart

Figure 4. System setup flow chart

SET

PV

SV

2S

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

ALM1

Process high alarm

HY-1

9 9 9 9

Hy-1

Deviation high alarm

HY-2

9 9 9 9

Hy-2

Deviation low alarm

HY

0

.

Hy

Hysteresis band

AT

3

At

Control mode

I

1 0 0  0

I

Integral time

P

5 0 0

P

Proportional constant

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

t

2

t

Cycle time

SN

0

Sn

Input type

DP

0

dP

Decimal  point position

Baud

9 6 0 0

Baud

Communication baud

filt

0

FILT

PV input filter

A-M

2

A-M

Running status

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

SET

P-SH

2 5 0 0

P-SH

Display high limit

Pb

0

.

0

Pb

Input offset

Op-A

      0

OP-A

Output mode

outL

0

OutL

Output low limit

OUtH

1 0 0

OutH

Output high limit

AL-P

1 7

AL-P

Alarm output definition

COOL

1 0

Cool

System function selection

Addr

1

Addr

Communication address

d

1 2 0

d

Derivative time

P-SL

- 1  0  0

P-SL

Display low limit

SET

SET

EP1-EP8

ALM1

  1 0 0

ALM2

5 0

ALM2

Process low alarm

Locw

8 0 8  

Lock

Configuration privilege

Code

Description

Setting Range

Initial Setting

Remarks

ALM1

Process high alarm

-1999~+9999 °C or °F

100

ALM2

Process low alarm

-1999~+9999 °C or °F

50

Hy-1

Deviation high alarm

0~9999 °C or °F

9999

Hy-2

Deviation low alarm

0~9999 °C or °F

9999

Hy

Hysteresis Band

0~200.0 °C or °F

or 0~2000 for linear input

0.3

See 4.4.2

At

Auto tuning

0~3. Set to 1 or 2 to start

auto tuning

3

See 4.4.3

I

Integral time

0~9999

1000

P

Proportional Constant

1~9999 %

500

d

Derivative Time

0~2000

120

t

Cycle time

2~125

2 for SSR

20 for relay

See 4.6

Sn

Input type

0~37 

0 (K type TC)

See 4.7

dP

Decimal point position

0~3 

0

See 4.8

P-SL

Display low limit

-1999~+9999 °C or °F

-100

P-SH

Display high limit

-1999~+9999 °C or °F

2500

Pb

Input offset

-1999~+4000

-1999~+9999 °C or °F

0.0

See 4.10

OP-A

Output mode

0~2

0

See 4.11

OUTL

Output low limit

0~110 %

0

OUTH

Output high limit

0~110 %

100

AL-P

Alarm output definition

0-31

17

See 4.13

COOL

System function

selection

0~15

10

For heating and

°F display, see 4.14

Addr

Communication address

0~20

1

Ignore this setting

bAud

Communication baud rate

0~19200

9600

Ignore this setting

FILt

PV input filter

0~20

0

See 4.15

A-M

Automatic/Manual

status

0. Manual

 1. Automatic

2. Manual suppressing

2

Manual control is

disabled.  Set to 1 to

activate. See 4.16

LocK

Configuration privilege

0~9999

808

All parameters are

unlocked. See 4.17

EP1-EP8

Field parameter

definition

nonE ~ A-M

nonE

To be defined by

user. See 4.17

See 4.4.1

See 4.5.1

See 4.9

See 4.12

4.4.1 Alarm parameters

This controller offers four types of alarm, “ALM1”, “ALM2”, “Hy-1”, “Hy-2”.

ALM1: High limit absolute alarm. If the process value is greater than the 
value specified as “ALM1+Hy” (Hy is the Hysteresis Band), then the alarm 
will turn on. It will turn off when the process value is less than “ALM1-Hy”.
ALM2: Low limit absolute alarm. If the process value is less than the value 
specified as “ALM2-Hy”, then the alarm will turn on, and the alarm will turn 
off if the process value is greater than “ALM2+Hy”.
Hy-1: Deviation high alarm. If the temperature is above “SV+Hy-1 +Hy”, 
the alarm will turn on, and the alarm will turn off if the process value is less 
than “SV+Hy-1 -Hy” (we will discuss the role of Hy in the next section)
Hy-2: Deviation low alarm. If the temperature is below “SV-Hy-2 -Hy”, the 
alarm will turn on, and the alarm will turn off if the temperature is greater 
than “SV-Hy-2 +Hy”.

4.4 Parameter Setting 

Table 2. System parameters

While in the parameter setup mode, use 

 and 

 to modify a digit and use 

A/M to select the digit that needs to be modified. Press the A/M and SET key 
at the same time to exit the parameter setup mode. The instrument will 
automatically exit if no key is pressed for 10 seconds. Figure 4 is the setup 
flow chart.
Please note the changed parameter will be automatically registered without 
pressing the SET key. If the controller is locked  ( see 4.17 )  , only limited 
parameters (or no parameters) can be changed.

Summary of Contents for SYL-2342

Page 1: ...ontrol output Ramp soak option SYL 2342 Relay contact output No SYL 2352 SSR control output No SYL 2342P Relay contact output Yes SYL 2352P SSR control output Yes All the models listed in table 1 are 1 16 DIN size with dual alarm outputs Table 1 Controller models 3 Terminal Wiring Figure 1 Wiring diagram 3 1 Sensor connection Please refer to table 3 for the input sensor type Sn setting codes The i...

Page 2: ...t is not controlled by regulating amplitude of the voltage or current This is often referred as time proportional control e g If the cycle rate is set for 100 seconds a 60 output means controller will switch on the power for 60 seconds and off for 40 seconds 60 100 60 Almost all high power control systems use time proportional control because amplitude proportional control is too expensive and ine...

Page 3: ...120 t Cycle time 2 125 2 for SSR 20 for relay See 4 6 Sn Input type 0 37 0 K type TC See 4 7 dP Decimal point position 0 3 0 See 4 8 P SL Display low limit 1999 9999 C or F 100 P SH Display high limit 1999 9999 C or F 2500 Pb Input offset 1999 4000 1999 9999 C or F 0 0 See 4 10 OP A Output mode 0 2 0 See 4 11 OUTL Output low limit 0 110 0 OUTH Output high limit 0 110 100 AL P Alarm output definiti...

Page 4: ...At 1 or At 2 4 5 Control action explanations 4 5 1 PID Please note that because this controller uses fuzzy logic enhanced PID control software the definition of the control constants P I and d are different than that of the traditional proportional integral and derivative parameters In most cases the fuzzy logic enhanced PID control is very adaptive and may work well without changing the initial P...

Page 5: ...imum ALM1 Hy 1 and Hy 2 to 9999 ALM2 to 1999 to stop its function 4 14 COOL for Celsius Fahrenheit Heating and Cooling Selection Parameter COOL is used to set the display unit heating or cooling and alarm suppression Its value is determined by the following formula COOL AX1 BX2 CX8 A 0 reverse action control mode for heating control 4 5 3 Manual mode Manual mode allows the user to control the outp...

Page 6: ...cy within a fraction of a degree The SSR allows the heater to be switched at higher frequency for better stability It also has longer life time than the electromechanical relay A proper heat sink is needed when the SSR switches 8A of current For wiring a 240V heater please see 5 4 A 1 direct action control mode for cooling control B 0 without alarm suppressing when turned on or when set point chan...

Page 7: ...esis band for heater and cooler to 2 degree 2 COOL 9 Set the controller to cooling mode no alarm suppression Fahrenheit temperature unit display 3 AT 0 Set the controller main output to on off control mode for refrigerator compressor control 4 ALM2 62 Set the low limit alarm to 62 F Heater will be on at 60 F ALM2 Hy and off at 64 F ALM2 Hy 5 SV 67 Refrigerator will be on at 69 F SV Hy and off at 6...

Page 8: ...e parameter OUTL If this happens when using thermocouple sensor you can short terminal 4 and 5 with a copper wire If the display shows ambient temperature the thermocouple is defective If it still displays orAL check the input setting Sn to make sure it is set to the right thermocouple type If the Sn setting is correct the controller is defective For RTD sensors check the input setting first becau...

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