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6                                     96VTR      Ver. 2.0   11/99

 

6. FIRST PROGRAMMING LEVEL PARAMETERS 

Press the SCROLL key to enter this level. Then use the SCROLL key to move through 
the parameter list. To return to normal operation at any time, press RETURN key once.

 

Note

: The configuration of the controller dictates which parameters appear. For 

example, the 'ramp' parameter will not appear if ‘Parameter Lock’ (P-L) is set to '2'. Also, 
A1SP will not appear if ‘A1Fu’ (Alarm 1 Function) is set to 8,9,10, or 11.   

 
rAmp: 

Programmable rate of rise limit for PV. Permits the user to restrict the rate at 

which the measured variable (PV) changes.  Setting range: 0.0 to 100.0 units 
per minute.  Default  = 0.  The controller will monitor the changing PV and 
override the controller output if necessary to limit the PV's rate of change. 

oPoF: 

Output Offset. "Manual reset" function. The user can program a value (0.0 to 

100.0%) which will then be added to the controller output percentage. For 
example, if the oPoF parameter is set to 10.0%, the controller's output 
percentage will always be 10% higher. 

A1SP:

 Alarm 1 Setpoint value. First, set the desired Alarm type in the ‘A1Fu’ parameter 

(refer to Appendix A for Alarm functions). Then program the desired limit here. 
Allowable setting range is limited by parameter 'LoLt' and 'HiLt' (Low and High 
Limit) settings. 

timE:

 

 

Programmable duration for the Event or Soak Alarm 1 Timer. The range is 0 to 

9999 minutes. Refer to Section 11 and Appendix A for details on Soak/Event 
Timers functions. 

A2SP:

 Alarm 2 Setpoint value. First, set the desired Alarm type in the ‘A2Fu’ parameter 

(refer to Appendix A for Alarm functions). Then program the desired limit here. 
Allowable setting range is limited by parameter 'LoLt' and 'HiLt' (Low and High 
Limit) settings.

 

7. SECOND PROGRAMMING LEVEL PARAMETERS 

Press and hold the 

SCROLL

 and 

RETURN

 keys simultaneously to enter this level from 

the previous programming level. To return to normal operation press the RETURN key. 

NOTE: 

This is the Manual Tuning programming level. Rather than attempting a manual 

tuning (manually setting values for the parameters in this level), it is strongly recommended 
that 

AUTO TUNING

 be used to automatically set these parameters. If PID Tuning is 

unfamiliar to you, manual tuning can cause severe process disturbances. Try Auto Tuning 
first and then use Manual tuning afterward to fine tune the parameters if desired. For the 
instructions on how to initiate an Auto Tune session, refer to Sec. 9.2. 

Pb:

 Primary Output Proportional band value.  Setting range from 0.0 to 100.0% of 

controller's Span.  Default = 10.0.  Set Pb to 0.0% for ON/OFF control action. 
This value is automatically calculated by activating the AUTOTUNE function  

CPb:

 Secondary Output Proportional band value.  Setting range from 0.0 to 100.0% of 

controller's Span.  Default = 10.0.  Set CPb to 0.0% for ON/OFF control action. 

ti:

 Integral (Reset) value. 0 to 3000 seconds setting range. Default = 240. This value is 

automatically calculated by activating the AUTOTUNE  function.   

td:

 Derivative (Rate) Time. 0 to 3000 seconds setting range. Default = 40. This value is 

automatically calculated by activating the AUTOTUNE function  

db:

 Deadband: Setting range: -10.0% to +10.0% of Pb.  Permits the user to set up a 

"neutral" zone within the proportional band (around the main control setpoint) 
where outputs 1 (Pri.) and 2 (Sec.) will not change state at the same time. Refer 
to Appendix C for in-depth details on db. 

 

Summary of Contents for 96VTR

Page 1: ...red setpoint This Three Mode PID controller offers Simultaneous Process Value PV and Setpoint Value SV display Automatic alarm functions 11 in all Autotuning automatically tailors the controller s res...

Page 2: ...emperature 4 to 140 o F 20 to 60 o C Dimensions Cutout 3 58 x 3 58 0 02 91 0 x 91 0mm 0 5mm 2 2 Input Specifications Thermocouple inputs Programmable Types J K T E B R S N Cold Junction Compensation T...

Page 3: ...Manual Reset 0 to 100 of Prop Band Hysteresis 0 0 to 25 5 of Full Scale 3 MOUNTING AND WIRING 3 1 Prepare a 3 58 x 3 58 0 02 91 0 x 91 0mm 0 5mm panel cutout refer to Fig 2 The panel on which the cont...

Page 4: ...which the controller s output s will adjust the process To change the setpoint use the up down arrow keys The setting range equals the range the user selects in the LoLt Low Limit and HiLt High Limit...

Page 5: ...ow each parameter title as you scroll through the list Also to activate an autotuning session press and hold this key for 5 seconds UP Arrow Key Increases the Setpoint SV and increments parameter data...

Page 6: ...Then program the desired limit here Allowable setting range is limited by parameter LoLt and HiLt Low and High Limit settings 7 SECOND PROGRAMMING LEVEL PARAMETERS Press and hold the SCROLL and RETUR...

Page 7: ...cked 14 same as 2 but levels 2 3 4 locked 9 same as 1 w levels 3 4 locked 15 same as 3 but levels 2 3 4 locked A1Fu Alarm 1 Function Select an Alarm Timer function from the function list in Appendix A...

Page 8: ...OFF OFF ON ON 11 ON OFF ON ON 4 OFF ON OFF OFF 12 ON ON OFF OFF 5 OFF ON OFF ON 13 ON ON OFF ON 6 OFF ON ON OFF 14 ON ON ON OFF 7 OFF ON ON ON 15 ON ON ON ON Addr Controller address used with the RS...

Page 9: ...alue which will display when a 4mA signal is applied to the controller For example for a 4 20mA unit to display from 50 to 150 set LoCA to 50 e Press and hold the RETURN key for at least 5 seconds and...

Page 10: ...will extinguish The new Tuning values will now be stored in nonvolatile memory Adjustments can be made manually if desired in programming level 2 e To abort an Auto Tune process simply press and hold...

Page 11: ...s outputs to maintain the desired limit programmed by the user A setting of zero defeats the Ramp to Setpoint function 11 2 Soak Timer Function for use with Alarm 1 only The Alarm 1 Soak Timer allows...

Page 12: ...nce and proper packaging to prevent damage in transit This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from action of the user such as misuse improper wiring operation outside of specification improp...

Page 13: ...e Same as the Process Low Alarm but no relay action takes place until the process PV reaches the setpoint for a second time Standby sequence is also known as Startup Inhibit and is useful for avoiding...

Page 14: ...nding upon the alarm type where no relay action can occur to eliminate relay chatter Act Action This is control output action Set to 1 for heating unit Set to 1 for o F dp decimal point Set to 0 for n...

Page 15: ...which the controller s secondary cooling output is permitted to throttle between 0 and 100 Outside this region the controller s secondary output is either 0 above the band or 100 below the band Figure...

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