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XVII. Error displays 

 
Display   

Cause 

 

 

 

 

 

Possible remedy 

 
SP.Lo
 

 

Lower setpoint limit has been reached   

 

Reduce limit, if need be 

 
SP.Hi
 

 

Upper setpoint limit has been reached   

 

Increase limit, if need be 

 
LOC 

 

Parameter has been locked   

 

 

Unlock, if need be 

 
Er.H 

 

Top range end has been exceeded,  

 

 

Check sensor and cable 

 

 

sensor defect 

 
Er.L
 

 

Bottom range end has been exceeded,   

 

Check sensor and cable 

 

 

sensor defect 

 
Er.OP 

 

Self tuning error 

 

 

 

 

Extinguish error signal by pressing the „E“-key. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check the self tuning conditions and restart. 

 
Er.SY 

 

System error 

 

 

 

 

Extinguish error signal by pressing the „E“-key. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check all parameters. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If the error signal continues please send the controller 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

for examination. 

 
Co.A1 

 

Alarmconfiguration of alarm A1: OFF 

 

 

No alarm signal available 

 
Co.A2 

 

Alarmconfiguration of alarm A2: OFF 

 

 

No alarm signal available 

 
-no- 

 

Parameter not available in this zone. 

-PA- 
 
Er.Cu 

 

Short circuit current in one or more loads. 

 

Check load. 

 

 

Look at ssr`s with short circuit. 
The zone or the zones  were a permanent current is measured, can be detected by controlling the actual 
temperatur indications of all zones. The tempearture should be too high.  

 
 
 

XVIII.  Installation Instructions 

 
Make certain that the devices described here are used only for the intended purpose. 
They are intended for installation in control panels. 
The controller must be installed so that it is protected against impermissible humidity and severe contamination. 
In addition, make sure that the permitted ambient temperature is not exceeded. 
 
The electrical connections must be made according to the relevant  locally applicable regulations. 
 
If using a thermocouple sensor, the compensation cables must be laid directly to the controller terminals. 
Transducers must be connected only in compliance with the programmed range. 
Transducer cables and signal lines (e.g. logic or linear voltage outputs)  must be laid physically  
separated from control lines and mains voltage supply cables (power cables) and must be shielded.   
Spatial separation between controller and inductive loads is recommneded. 
Interference from contactor coils must be suppressed by connecting adapted RC-combinations parallel to the coils. 
Control circuits (e.g. for contactors) should not be connected to the mains power supply terminals of the controller.  
 
 
Disclaimer of liability 
We have checked the contents of the document for conformity with the hardware and software described. Nevertheless, we are unable 
to preclude the possibility of deviations so that we are unable to assume warranty for full compliance. The information given in the 
publication is, however, reviewed regularly. Necessary amendments are incorporated in the following editions. 
We would be pleased to receive any improvement proposals which you may have. 
The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for R 2000 - 431

Page 1: ...ontroller Heater Current Monitoring Option CANopen Interface Option 2 x Analog input 0 10VDC Option Format 96 x 96 mm 1 4 DIN Installation depth 122 mm DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING MANUAL I ELOTECH Indus...

Page 2: ...ation Instructions 24 Please read this operating manual before starting up carefully Observe the installation and connecting instructions Note Only trained personnel following the regional safety regu...

Page 3: ...erface 5 with heater current monitoring Only with bistable voltage outputs Codes 432 436 437 0 sensor programmable RTD Pt100 DIN 2 or 3 wire Type L Type J Type K 431 4 zones heat only or heating off c...

Page 4: ...roller Control output OUT 1 Zone 1 heating or cooling heating to OUT 4 Zone 4 heating or cooling heating Control output OUT 5 Zone 1 cooling to OUT 8 Zone 4 cooling Alarm Output A1 Alarm 1 Temperature...

Page 5: ...Control output OUT 1 Zone 1 heating or cooling heating to OUT 4 Zone 4 heating or cooling heating Control output OUT 5 Zone 1 cooling to OUT 8 Zone 4 cooling Alarm Output A1 Alarm 1 Temperature or he...

Page 6: ...Control output OUT 1 Zone 1 heating or cooling heating to OUT 4 Zone 4 heating or cooling heating Control output OUT 5 Zone 1 cooling to OUT 8 Zone 4 cooling Alarm Output A1 Alarm 1 Temperature or he...

Page 7: ...controller Control output OUT 1 Zone 1 heating or cooling heating to OUT 4 Zone 4 heating or cooling heating Control output OUT 5 Zone 1 cooling to OUT 8 Zone 4 cooling Alarm Output A1 Alarm 1 Temper...

Page 8: ...controller Control output OUT 1 Zone 1 heating or cooling heating to OUT 4 Zone 4 heating or cooling heating Control output OUT 5 Zone 1 cooling to OUT 8 Zone 4 cooling Alarm Output A1 Alarm 1 Temper...

Page 9: ...nning When the parameter adjustments have been altered but not entered the display will flash bright dark E Confirmation and storage of the pre selected values The display will show a light chain as a...

Page 10: ...e high temperature X 0 5 W SP temperature o k low temperature X 0 5 W SP Zone Zone Zone Zone 1 2 3 4 The displayed dec point shows the heating or cooling on off off off actual situation of the control...

Page 11: ...ing level After either pressing the E key for approx 1 second or waiting for a period of approx 30 seconds the unit will automatically return to the operating level display of process value and setpoi...

Page 12: ...usted and displayed relative to the setpoint deviation alarm as an absolute value LED Switching behaviour Configuration LED Switching behaviour Configuration off on 1 off on 2 8 on off 4 on off 5 9 se...

Page 13: ...ameter Co A1 to number 8 or 9 Heater current monitoring via relay A2 Program parameter Co A2 to number 8 or 9 The heater current to be monitored has to be programed as an absolute value into the opera...

Page 14: ...temperature indications Display indication in this case Comparable with temperature too high But there is no special indication via tendency or alarm status display Display C 0 2 Er Cu PROCESS PROCESS...

Page 15: ...Gateway 8n2 8 data none 2 stopbit bAud Baud rate OFF 0 3 9 6 kBaud The baud rate denotes the transmission rate at which one bit is transmitted InterBus S Gateway 9 6 kBaud Details see sep interface de...

Page 16: ...S 32 2912 F If the Sensor selection is changed the following parameters will be set as follows and need to be re adjusted Setpoint 1 setpoint 2 SP Lo Process value offset OFF Lower setpoint limitatio...

Page 17: ...ults in a slower more regular heating period For this purpose the bistable voltage output must be taken that actuates SSR relays If the softstart is active the controllers autotune function can t oper...

Page 18: ...sensor break was 100 if the controller is working along a setpoint ramp if the control deviation was more than 0 25 of the total range at the time of sensor break if th prop band P xp 0 if the soft st...

Page 19: ...i output ratio limit 0 100 ex works 100 cooling 1 P heating OFF 0 1 100 0 ex works 3 0 prop band P If 1 P OFF control action on off without feedback next parameter 1 Sd 1 d heating OFF 1 200 secs ex w...

Page 20: ...utputs is not possible 2 P cooling OFF 0 1 100 0 ex works 3 0 prop band P If 2 P OFF control action on off without feedback next parameter 2 Sd 2 d cooling OFF 1 200 secs ex works 30 rate D 2 J coolin...

Page 21: ...n The tuning algorithm can be activated at any time by selecting the OPT on and pressing the E key Zone display During self tuning OPt is shown in the display alternating with the setpoint value Tende...

Page 22: ...d setpoint If the ramp is active the corresponding LED lights up on the faceplate The ramp can be activated for both setpoint1 and setpoint2 By programming the second setpoint accordingly a setpoint p...

Page 23: ...ested according to 2004 108 EC EN 61326 1 industrial areas Electr safety EN 61010 1 Power supply Standard 230 V AC 10 48 62 Hz appr 10VA Connections Screw terminals Protection mode IP 20 DIN 40050 Ins...

Page 24: ...in control panels The controller must be installed so that it is protected against impermissible humidity and severe contamination In addition make sure that the permitted ambient temperature is not e...

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