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EW 4800

UNIVERSAL CONTROLLERS

Temperature regulators and process controllers

code. 9IS44040

rel. 11/06 -GB-

Keys

UP

Scrolls through menu items
Increases values
Programmable by parameter
(see par. H31)

DOWN

Scrolls through menu items
Decreases values
Programmable by parameter
(see par. H32)

fnc

Opens QuickStart menu
ESC (exit) function

set

Accesses the Setpoint
Opens the Programming Menu
Activates functions
Confirms commands

Display and Leds

out2

out1

Tun.

Tun

Flashes when Autotuning is active;

otherwise OFF;

S.Str

ON if the Soft Start function is active; 

OFF in all other cases;

out1 - out2

ON when output active; otherwise OFF;
Flashes if there is a delay, a protec-

tion, or activation is blocked

aux

ON for output active;otherwise OFF

Alarm

ON if there is an alarm; otherwise

OFF; flashes if an alarm is switched off;

°C/°F

Indicates whether the temperature

display is in °C or °F; 
Off for other units of measure

Tun.

S.Str

Aux

out1

out2

Set value (SV):

Used to display the
setpoints, parameter
values, function statuses,
other statuses.

Setting the Setpoint

out2

out1

Tun.

aux

S.Str

out2

out1

Tun.

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S.Str

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out1

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The following procedure is to be followed in order to set the 2 setpoint values in the device: 

SEt1

and 

SEt2

When the initial display

is present, press and release
the Set key.

The 

PV display

shows label 

SEt1,

and the 

SV

display

shows the current Setpoint value. Press

the Set key again to display the Setpoint 2 in
the same way.

The UP and  

DOWN keys can be used
to change the Setpoint
value shown on the 

SV

display

.

When the Set or “fnc” key

is pressed, or the timeout has
elapsed (15 sec), the new
value appears and the initial
display returns

1

2

3

4

Programming menu

The programming menu contains all the parameters needed for set-
ting the device functions, and is divided into two levels 

user level

and 

installer level:

• 

When the Set is pressed on the main

display for 

3

seconds, the user can access the

Parameter Programming menu; 
the 

USEr label

appears, to indicate user

level of the menu.

User level access:

• 

Indicated by label 

USEr

press and release

the Set key to open the folders containing
the user level parameters

Installer level access (InSt):

• 

Indicated by label 

UsEr

the UP and DOWN

keys can be used to display the 

InSt label,

which indicates the access point of the fol-
ders containing the installer level parameters.
When 

InSt

is displayed, press and release the

Set key

How to change the parameter values (in both levels):

• 

Press the UP and DOWN keys to scroll

through all the user level folders and, on the
desired folder, press the Set key to access
the parameters in the folder (for example,
the 

ALAr folder

).

• 

When the Set key is pressed on the 

ALAr

folder,

the first parameter in the folder is

displayed, as follows:

- PV display: parameter label (

PAO

)

SV display: current parameter value (

0

)

The Set key can be used to scroll through all
the parameters in the folder.

• 

To change the value of a displayed para-

meter, use the UP and DOWN keys. When
the parameter has been set to the desired
value, press “fnc”, or allow the 15 second
timeout to elapse, to save the new parame-
ter setting.

• 

Now press and release the “fnc” key to return

to the previous display levels. 

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out1

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S.Str

out2

out1

Tun.

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S.Str

out2

out1

Tun.

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S.Str

out2

out1

Tun.

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S.Str

out2

out1

Tun.

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S.Str

out2

out1

Tun.

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S.Str

out2

out1

Tu

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S.Str

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S.Str

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out2

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S.Str

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Tun.

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S.Str

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S.Str

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Tun.

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S.Str

At any level of any of the menus, press the “fnc” key, or allow the 15 second timeout to elapse, in order to return to  

the previous menu level.  The last value shown on the display will then be stored in memory.

Process value (PV):

Used to display the
process value, and the
labels of parameters,
alarms and functions.

Summary of Contents for EW 4800

Page 1: ...ded into two levels user level and installer level When the Set is pressed on the main display for 3 seconds the user can access the Parameter Programming menu the USEr label appears to indicate user...

Page 2: ...them Appears only if at least one alarm is present out2 out1 Tun aux S Str out2 out1 Tun aux S Str out2 out1 Tun aux S Str Programs Folder The unit can be used to program 2 different sequences each wi...

Page 3: ...of the two programs available and press Set on either 1 or 2 The first parameter 01 corresponding to the first step 00 is then displayed use the Set key to scroll through the parameters To change the...

Page 4: ...14 0 num PtY n E o E num StP 1b 2b 1b flag label CnF LOC n y n Flag PA1 0 999 0 num H00 ntc Ptc pt10 tcJ tcH tcS tcr tct Pt1 420 020 t01 t05 t10 Pt1 Pt1 Pt1 flag run dut Regolatore PID Pr 0 1 1 Flag...

Page 5: ...ro read out output proportional to probe reading within the range set by parameters LAO and HAO Er error output proportional to error between setpoint 1 and the value read on the probe within the err...

Page 6: ...the user through the H01 parameter H01 4 5 threshold regulator H01 5 regulator with window CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS folder with label CnF H00 Selection of probe type for models NTC PTC Pt100 Pt1000 TC...

Page 7: ...flects the state of the digital input Parameter H13 can also be used to set the priorities polarities for activa tion by key or digital input NOTE The significance of the Digital Input D I must remain...

Page 8: ...Ck 40 1350 C 50 1360 C 0 6 C 0 7 F 0 5 end of scale 1 digit over entire scale 0 3 end of scale 1 digit 40 800 C TCS 0 1600 C 10 1610 C 0 6 C 0 8 F 0 5 end of scale 1 digit over entire scale 0 3 end of...

Page 9: ...rding to its software class and structure as a Class A device USES NOT PERMITTED The device must not be used for applications other than those described Note that the relay contacts provided are of a...

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