6-198
- Switchover of PID control
Different from PID control 1, assigned values and feedback values can be input for PID
control 2. PID control 1 and PID control 2 can be switched. Signals (PID channel
switchover PID2/1) assigned to the digital input terminal from external equipment are to be
used to switch.
Input signal PID2/1
PID control to be selected
OFF PID
control
1
ON PID
control
2
Switching PID control 1 and PID control 2 causes the codes shown in the table below to be
switched.
Control Code Name
PID Control 1
PID Control 2
Operation selection
J101
J201
Command selection
J102
J202
Feedback selection
J103
J203
Deviation selection
J104
Disabled under PID control 2
Display units
J105
J205
Max. scale, min. scale
J106, J107
J206, J207
P (Gain)
J110
J210
I (Integral time)
J111
J211
D (Differential time)
J112
J212
Feedback filter
J113
J213
Anti-reset windup
J114
J214
PID output limiter max., min.
J118, J119
J218, J219
Alarm output
J121, J122, J124
J221 through J225
Feedback error detection
J127 through J131
J227 through J231
PID multistep command
J136 through J138
PID control 1 settings are operational even
for PID control 2
Boost function
J143 through J147
Other than J247, PID control 1 settings are
operational
Insufficient water stoppage
J149 through J154
J156 through J160
J249 through J251
J256 through J260
Flow input sensor selection
J163 through J166
PID control 1 settings are operational even
for PID control 2
Control of maximum starts per hour
J168, J169
PID control 1 settings are operational even
for PID control 2
Drought protection
J176 through J180
J276 through J280
Large water quantity protection
J182 through J186
Disabled under PID control 2
Filter clogging prevention/anti-jam
J188 through J195
Filter clogging prevention is disabled under
PID control 2.
For anti-jam, PID control 1 settings are
operational even for PID control 2.
Summary of Contents for FRENIC-AQUA series
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