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80415F_MSW_GFX4-IR_05-2019_ENG

INSTRUMENT ARCHITECTURE

 

The modular power controller’s flexibility permits replacement of previous-version instruments without changing the 

control software in use.

Based on the chosen work mode (see MODBUS SERIAL COMMUNICATION), you can use the instrument in 2 different 

modes:

 

- GFX compatible mode

: as if there were 4 separate instruments (recommended for retrofitting projects and/or 

replacement of damaged instruments);

 

- GFX4 mode

: as a single instrument with the same functions as 4 separate instruments, but with possibility of inte-

raction among the various parameters, inputs and outputs (recommended for new projects).

 

New shared parameters, identified with Modbus addresses higher than 600, are accessible for both modes and permit 

more advanced functions such as:

604

FLt.2

R/W

Digital filter for auxiliary input

0.0 ... 20.0 sec

0.1

 

In addition to having a CUSTOM group of parameters for dynamic addressing, GFX4 mode lets you use a single 

communication network node instead of 4 nodes as in GFX compatible mode. 

When programming, keep in mind that the addres-

ses (parameters) described in this manual exist 4 

times, specified by address node (ID). 

Inputs

ID01... 
...ID04

Allocation 
of outputs

Out1
Out2
Out3
Out4

Out5
Out6
Out7
Out8

Out9

Out10

GFX Compatible HARDWARE

SOFTWARE

Outputs

Inputs

Inputs

Inputs

Inputs

ID04

Parameters

ID03

Parameters

ID02

Parameters

ID01

Parameters

Shared parameters

Inputs

ID01

Allocation 
of outputs

Out1
Out2
Out3
Out4

Out5
Out6
Out7
Out8

Out9

Out10

HARDWARE GFX4

SOFTWARE

Outputs

Inputs

ID01

Allocation 

of inputs

ID01

Parameters

------------------------

Custom parameters

Shared parameters 

Serial line

Serial line

Summary of Contents for GFX4-IR

Page 1: ...lowing terms and conditions are disregarded The Customer is obligated to respect trade secrets Therefore this manual and its attachments may not be tampered with changed reproduced or transferred to third parties without GEFRAN s authorization CONFIGURATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL Software version 1 4x code 80415F 05 2019 ENGLISH GFX4 IR 4 ZONE MODULAR POWER CONTROLLER FOR IR LAMPS AND INDUCTIVE LO...

Page 2: ...2 80415F_MSW_GFX4 IR_05 2019_ENG ...

Page 3: ...LARMS AL1 AL2 AL3 e AL4 26 LBA ALARM Loop Break Alarm 31 HB ALARM Heater Break Alarm 32 SBR ERR ALARMS probe in short or connection error 36 Power Fault ALARMS SSR SHORT NO_VOLTAGE e NO_CURRENT 37 Overheat Alarm 38 OUTPUTS 39 ALLOCATION OF REFERENCE SIGNALS 39 ALLOCATION OF PHYSICAL OUTPUTS 40 SETTINGS 43 SETTING THE SETPOINT 43 SETPOINT CONTROL 44 CONTROLS 46 PID HEAT COOL CONTROL 46 AUTOMATIC MA...

Page 4: ...ions configurations or programmings that are inappropriate imprudent or not conforming to the technical data supplied Prohibited use It is absolutely prohibited to utilize the instrument or parts of it including software for any use not conforming to that specified in the technical docu mentation supplied to modify working parameters inaccessible to the operator decrypt or transfer all or part of ...

Page 5: ...s for advanced use of the controller this section is addressed to users and or installers who want to use the controller in special applications or in applications requiring the high performance offered by the instrument Some sections may contain a functional diagram showing interaction among the parameters described terms used on other pages of the manual related or supplemental topics are shown ...

Page 6: ...00 are accessible for both modes and permit more advanced functions such as 604 FLt 2 R W Digital filter for auxiliary input 0 0 20 0 sec 0 1 In addition to having a CUSTOM group of parameters for dynamic addressing GFX4 mode lets you use a single communication network node instead of 4 nodes as in GFX compatible mode When programming keep in mind that the addres ses parameters described in this m...

Page 7: ...s of formulation of the SP r parameter GFX compatible mode dip switch 7 ON This lets you uses supervision programs created for Geflex modules Memory is organized in 4 groups Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 In each zone the variables and parameters have the same address as a Geflex instrument the value Cod set on the rotary switches corresponds to that of Zone 1 the values in the other zones are sequen...

Page 8: ...address Cod 0 custom variable 1 address Cod 200 has value 1024 you can access the PV variable in Zone 2 with address Cod 0 2048 or address Cod 29 custom variable 30 address Cod 229 has value 2048 if you want to read the 4 process variables in sequence at the first 4 addresses set Cod 200 1024 Cod 201 2048 Cod 202 4096 Cod 203 8192 CONNECTION Each GFX4 IR has an optically isolated serial port RS485...

Page 9: ...e speed Serial 2 19200 bit s parity Serial 2 none You can install a maximum of 99 GFX4 IR modules in a serial network with node address selectable from 01 to 99 in stan dard mode or create a mixed GFX4 IR GFX4 Geflex network in Geflex compatible mode in which each GFX4 IR or GFX4 identifies 4 zones with sequential node address starting from the code set on the rotary switches In short the valid ro...

Page 10: ...al oF S the set value is algebraically added to the read of the process variable You can read the state of the main input Err in which an input error is reported when the process variable goes beyond the upper or lower scale limit it assumes the value of the limit and the corresponding state reports the error condition Lo process variable minimum scale limit Hi process variable maximum scale limit...

Page 11: ... Custom linearization Custom linearization 40 4 20 mA Linear 1999 9999 199 9 999 9 41 4 20 mA Linear Custom linearization Custom linearization SENSOR 20mA current Type Type of probe Scale Without dec point With dec point 42 0 1 V linear 1999 9999 199 9 999 9 43 0 1 V linear Custom linearization Custom linearization 44 200 mV 1 V linear 1999 9999 199 9 999 9 45 200 mV 1 V linear Custom linearizatio...

Page 12: ...of the signal acquired by the main input for signals coming from sensors and for signals coming from custom thermocouples Linearization is performed with 33 values S00 S32 32 segments S33 S34 S35 are an additional 3 values to be inserted in case of linearization with custom CT Signals from sensors For signals coming from sensors linearization is done by dividing the input scale into 32 zones of eq...

Page 13: ...um value of input scale 1999 9999 118 S 32 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 32 maximum value of input scale 1999 9999 87 S 01 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 1 1999 9999 intermediate values For correct signaling of error state Lo Hi the value set in S 00 must coincide with limit Lo S and the value set in S 32 with limit Hi S The engineering values calculated in this way by the u...

Page 14: ...1 I tA2 and I tA3 instantaneous ammeter value on line L1 L2 and L3 I AF1 I AF2 and I AF3 filtered ammeter value see Ft tA on line L1 L2 and L3 I1on I2on and I3on current with active control o tA1 o tA2 and o tA3 ammeter input offset correction on line L1 L2 and L3 Ft tA ammeter input digital filter If diagnostics detects a fault condition on the load the red ER LED will flash in synch with yellow ...

Page 15: ...lues 491 I ta3 R Instantaneous CT ammeter input value phase 3 With 3 phase load 490 I ta2 R Instantaneous CT ammeter input value phase 2 With 3 phase load 227 473 139 I ta1 R Instantaneous CT ammeter input value phase 1 499 I 3oN R CT ammeter input value with output activated phase 3 498 I 2oN R CT ammeter input value with output activated phase 2 468 I 1oN R CT ammeter input value with output act...

Page 16: ...ternal variable I 1On FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM Threephase load Offset scale limits o tA1 Low pass filter Ft tA Variable L dA zone 1 I AF1 I 1 on CT1 auxiliary input Variable I tA1 Offset scale limits o tA2 Low pass filter Ft tA Variable L dA zone 2 CT2 auxiliary input Variable I tA2 Offset scale limits o tA3 Low pass filter Ft tA Variable L dA zone 3 CT3 auxiliary input Variable I tA3 media Variable Ld ...

Page 17: ...on the linked RMS voltages are in registers I V21 voltage between L2 and L1 I V32 voltage between L3 and L2 I V13 voltage between L1 and L3 Each phase has a voltage presence check that shuts off the module in case of incorrect values 3 phase loads have an imbalance diagnostic with consequent shut down of the load and signal via LEDs A voltage status parameter contains information on the status of ...

Page 18: ... phase 1 411 o tU1 R W Offset correction for TV input phase 1 99 9 99 9 Scale points 0 0 Read state 322 1 UF1 R Value of voltmeter input phase 1 496 1 UF2 R Value of voltmeter input phase 2 With 3 phase load 497 1 UF3 R Value of voltmeter input phase 3 With 3 phase load 712 I U13 R Linked voltage V13 711 I U32 R Linked voltage V32 710 I U21 R Linked voltage V21 315 FREq R Voltage frequency in tent...

Page 19: ... DIAGRAM Single phase load Scale limits Offset o tV1 Filter low pass Ft tV Variable I VF1 see generic alarms Voltmeter input phase1 FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM 3 phase load Scale limits Offset o tV1 Filter low pass Ft tV Variable I VF1 Voltmeter input phase1 Variable I tV1 Scale limits Offset o tV2 Filter low pass Ft tV Variable I VF 2 Voltmeter input phase2 Variable I tV2 Scale limits Offset o tV3 Filter ...

Page 20: ...oad X CoS F Variable Ld P RMS voltage value on load Ld V active power W RMS current value on load Ld A X Ld V Ld A Variable Ld I impedance ohm FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM 3 phase load Variable Ld P phase 1 phase1 phase2 phase3 active power W Variable Ld P phase 2 active power W Variable Ld P phase 3 active power W Ld P t Ld V phase 1 Ld V phfase 2 Ld V phase 3 media Ld A phase 1 Ld A phase 2 Ld A phase 3 m...

Page 21: ...9 7 TC S F 32 3182 32 0 999 9 8 TC T C 200 400 199 9 400 0 9 TC T F 328 752 199 9 752 0 34 0 60 mV 1999 9999 199 9 999 9 35 0 60 mV Custom linearization Custom linearization 36 12 60 mV 1999 9999 199 9 999 9 37 12 60 mV Custom linearization Custom linearization 99 Input off Auxiliary inputs sensors table 181 tp 2 R W Definition of auxiliary analog input function Auxiliary LIMITS FOR SETTING the LS...

Page 22: ...ut Select sensor AI 2 Scale limits decimal point Offset H S2 L S2 dP 2 oFS 2 Low pass f ilter Flt 2 Internal In 2 See generic alarms and Control 602 In 2 R Value of auxiliary input 606 Er 2 R Error code for self diagnosis of auxiliary input 0 No error 1 Lo value of process variable is Lo S 2 Hi value of process variable is Hi S 3 ERR third wire interrupted for PT100 or input values below minimum l...

Page 23: ...l input 2 function 0 Digital input functions table 68 bit STATE of DIGITAL INPUT 1 OFF Digital input 1 off ON Digital input 1 on R 92 bit STATE of DIGITAL INPUT 2 OFF Digital input 2 off ON Digital input 2 on R Functions related to digital inputs MAN AUTO controller see AUTO MAN CONTROL LOC REM see SETTING THE SETPOINT HOLD see HOLD FUNCTION Reset memory latch see GENERIC ALARMS AL1 AL4 Select SP1...

Page 24: ...rd 305 bit 4 bit 1 LOC REM setpoint 2 word 305 bit 6 bit 10 SP1 SP2 setpoint 5 word 305 bit 1 bit 75 ON OFF software 6 word 305 bit 3 bit 11 STOP START selftuning 8 word 305 bit 2 bit 3 STOP START autotuning 9 word 305 bit 5 bit 29 continuous or one shot A B STATE OF DIGITAL INPUT A B STATE OF A B SERIAL zone 1 A B STATE OF A B SERIAL zone 2 A B STATE OF A B SERIAL zone 3 A B STATE OF A B SERIAL z...

Page 25: ...ess 698 bit 3 for resetting of the condition at the next hardware power on use parameter P On t to force software always ON or software always OFF at next power on Setting Address for writing via serial dIG Access at 16 bits Access at 1 bit ON OFF software 13 word 305 bit 3 bit 11 ON OFF STATE DIGITAL INPUT 1 SERIAL WRITING ON OFF zone 1 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF SERIAL WRITING ON OFF zone 2 SER...

Page 26: ...during cooling In the same manner the alarm is reverse if the reference variable assumes values below the lower setpoint during heating or exceeds the setpoint during cooling normal symmetrical if band value is subtracted or added respectively to from the upper and lower limit of the alarm setpoints or indicates a higher and lower band compared to the alarm setpoint with without disabling at switc...

Page 27: ... tA2 OR In tA3 WITH 3 PHASE LOAD 2 In tV1 AL In tV1 OR In tV2 OR In tV3 WITH 3 PHASE LOAD 3 SPA active setpoint AL absolute only 4 PV process variable AL deviation only and referred to SP1 with multiset function 5 In 2 auxiliary input AL N B for codes 1 2 and 5 the reference to the alarm is in scale points and not to the decimal point d P 0 0 0 Table of alarm reference setpoints Alarm setpoints 12...

Page 28: ...cal 6 direct relative symmetrical 7 inverse relative symmetrical Table of alarm behaviour 36 bit AL3 direct inverse R W 37 bit AL3 absolute relative R W 38 bit AL3 normal symmetrical R W 39 bit AL3 disabled at switch on R W 40 bit AL3 with memory R W 70 bit AL4 direct inverse R W 71 bit AL4 absolute relative R W 72 bit AL4 normal symmetrical R W 73 bit AL4 disabled at switch on R W 74 bit AL4 with...

Page 29: ...OFF Alarm off ON Alarm on R 62 bit STATE of ALARM 3 OFF Alarm off ON Alarm on R 69 bit STATE of ALARM 4 OFF Alarm off ON Alarm on R Read state 618 diG 2 R W 140 diG R W Digital input function 0 0 No function input off 1 MAN AUTO controller 2 LOC REM 3 HOLD 4 AL1 AL4 latch alarm reset 5 SP1 SP2 selection 6 Software on off 7 None 8 START STOP Selftuning 9 START STOP Autotuning 10 Power_Fault latch a...

Page 30: ... I tA3 In 2 SPA Type of alarm and hysteresis A1 t HY 1 Type of alarm and hysteresis A2 t HY 2 Type of alarm and hysteresis A3 t HY 3 Type of alarm and hysteresis A4 t HY 4 State of alarm AL2 State of alarm AL3 State of alarm AL4 Alarm setpoint AL2 Alarm setpoint AL3 Alarm setpoint AL4 PV process variable SPA active setpoint In 2 auxiliary analog input I tAx ammeter input I tVx voltmeter input ...

Page 31: ... power is limited to value Lb P The alarm condition resets if the temperature increases in heating or decreases in cooling Enable alarm 195 AL n R W Select number of enabled alarms 119 Lb p R W Limitation of power delivered in presence of LBA alarm 100 0 100 0 8 bit STATE of LBA ALARM OFF LBA alarm off ON LBA alarm on R Read state 44 Lb t R W Delay time for tripping of LBA alarm 0 0 500 0 min FUNC...

Page 32: ...ing deactivation of the alarm state The alarm resets automatically if its cause is eliminated An additional configuration parameter for each zone related to the HB alarm is Hb t delay time for activation of HB alarm understood as the sum of times for which the alarm is considered active For example with Hb F 0 alarm active with current below setpoint value Hb t 60 sec and cycle time of control out...

Page 33: ...e 1 Relay logic output alarm active at a load current value above set point for control output OFF time 2 Alarm active if one of functions 0 and 1 is active OR logic between functions 0 and 1 3 Continuous heating alarm 7 Continuous cooling alarm minimum setpoint is set at 12 of ammeter full scale Default SINGLE PHASE LOAD each A HbX refers to its respective phase 2 PHASE LOAD single reference setp...

Page 34: ...time ON 5 HB alarm time OFF 6 HB alarm Table of alarm states ALSTATE 76 bit State of HB alarm phase 1 R 77 bit State of HB alarm phase 2 with 3 phase loads R 78 bit State of HB alarm phase 3 with 3 phase loads R 744 xb tr R HB alarm setpoint as function of power on load 318 R State of alarms ALSTATE IRQ bit 0 State AL 1 1 State AL 2 2 State AL 3 3 State AL 4 4 State AL HB if 3 phase or phase 1 2 3...

Page 35: ...ction mode if ZC BF HSC mode Hb tr A Hb if PA mode Hb tr A Hb V Ou P HB Calibration in modes ZC BF HSC Percent HB alarm setpoint of current read in HB calibration Hb P HB alarm setpoint A Hb Calibration ON bit 112 Function dIG dIG 2 Value of Ou P control outputs Value of CT input with output on phase 1 I 1ON CT read in HB calibration Hb TA Ou P power in Hb Pw calibration X Ou P power in Hb Pw cali...

Page 36: ...F INPUT IN SBR OFF ON Input in SBR R Enable alarm 229 rEL R W Fault action definition of state in case of broken probe Sbr ERR Only for main input 0 Alarm1 Alarm2 Alarm3 Alarm4 0 OFF OFF OFF OFF 1 ON OFF OFF OFF 2 OFF ON OFF OFF 3 ON ON OFF OFF 4 OFF OFF ON OFF 5 ON OFF ON OFF 6 OFF ON ON OFF 7 ON ON ON OFF 8 OFF OFF OFF ON 9 ON OFF OFF ON 10 OFF ON OFF ON 11 ON ON OFF ON 12 OFF OFF ON ON 13 ON OF...

Page 37: ...Alarm disabled ON Alarm active R 99 bit State of alarm NO_VOLTAGE phase 1 OFF Alarm disabled ON Alarm active R 100 bit State of alarm NO_VOLTAGE phase 2 OFF Alarm disabled ON Alarm active R 101 bit State of alarm NO_VOLTAGE phase 3 OFF Alarm disabled ON Alarm active R 102 bit State of alarm NO_CURRENT phase 1 OFF Alarm disabled ON Alarm active R 103 bit State of alarm NO_CURRENT phase 2 OFF Alarm ...

Page 38: ...ing fan The over heat alarm is cancelled when the heat sink temperature falls below the value of 75 C With the over_heat alarm on the control disables control outputs OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3 and OUT 4 It s provided the intervention of the alarm also for speed increase derivative of the temperature INPTC greater than 7 C in 12 seconds There is another maximum temperature protection that disables the hard...

Page 39: ...output Out10 is given by the logic AND of AL2 AL HB in each zone Each output can always be disabled by setting parameter out x 0 The state of outputs Out1 Out10 can be acquired by serial communication by means of bit variables The following additional configuration parameters are related to the outputs Ct 1 cycle time for output rL 1 for heating control Heat Ct 2 cycle time for output rL 2 for coo...

Page 40: ...F resistive load Set 0 for GTT function See POWER CONTROL 159 t 2 R W OUT 2 COOL cycle time 1 200 sec 0 1 20 0 sec 20 0 4 DIP5 ON inductive load 2 AL1 alarm 1 3 AL2 alarm 2 4 AL3 alarm 3 5 AL HB or POWER_FAULT with HB alarm TA1 OR TA2 OR TA3 6 LBA LBA alarm 7 IN1 repetition of logic input DIG1 8 AL4 alarm 4 9 AL1 or AL2 10 AL1 or AL2 or AL3 11 AL1or AL2 or AL3 or AL4 12 AL1 and AL2 13 AL1 and AL2 ...

Page 41: ... 4 9 Output rL 3 OR rL 5 zone 1 10 Output rL 3 OR rL 5 zone 2 11 Output rL 3 OR rL 5 zone 3 12 Output rL 3 OR rL 5 zone 4 13 Output rL 4 AND rL 6 zone 1 14 Output rL 4 AND rL 6 zone 2 15 Output rL 4 AND rL 6 zone 3 16 Output rL 4 AND rL 6 zone 4 17 Output rL 3 OR rL 5 zone 1 zone 4 18 Output rL 4 AND rL 6 zone 1 zone 4 Table of output allocations NOTE In 3 phase configuration the state of physical...

Page 42: ...L 5 rL 6 Ou P Cool State of AL1 State of AL2 State of AL3 State of AL4 State of Hb 1 State of Hb 2 State of Hb 3 State of LbA rL 1 Zone1 rL 2 Zone1 rL 3 or rL 5 Zone1 rL 4 or rL 6 Zone1 Zone 1 Ou P Heat Allocation of reference signal rL 1 rL 2 rL 3 rL 4 rL 5 rL 6 Ou P Cool State of AL1 State of AL2 State of AL3 State of AL4 State of Hb 1 State of Hb 2 State of Hb 3 rL 1 Zone2 rL 2 Zone2 rL 3 or rL...

Page 43: ...ined in absolute value or relative to the local setpoint in the latter case the control setpoint will be given by the algebraic sum of the set local and the remote setpoint 10 bit LOCAL REMOTE OFF Enable local setpoint ON Enable remote setpoint R W 18 136 249 SP r R W Remote setpoint SET gradient for manual power correction 0 Type of remote set Absolute Relative 0 Digital from serial line Absolute...

Page 44: ...P r 0 0 259 g s2 R W Set gradient relative to SP2 0 0 999 9 digit min digit sec see SP r 0 0 Multiset The MULTISET function determines the local setpoint by selecting the value from Setpoint 1 SP 1 or from Setpoint 2 SP 2 based on the state of a digital input or by setting from a serial line The variation between Setpoint 1 and Setpoint 2 can take place with gradient parameter G SP determines the ...

Page 45: ...lect SP1 SP2 2 Start Stop Selftuning 3 Select ON OFF 4 Select AUTO MAN 5 Start Stop Autotuning 6 Select LOC REM Table of instrument settings Active setpoint SPA Local setpoint See Controls SP Enable multiset Hd 1 SERIAL_SP Select remote setpoint SP r Remote setpoint auxi liary analog input Select remote setpoint SP r Remote absolute setpoint Remote setpoint relative to local setpoint Setpoint grad...

Page 46: ... deviation Control actions Increasing the proportional band reduces oscillation but increases deviation Reducing the proportional band reduces deviation but causes oscillation of the controlled variable excessively low proportional band values make the system unstable An increase in Derivative Action corresponds to an increase in Derivative Time reduces deviation and prevents oscillation up to a c...

Page 47: ...the zone manual power Software shutdown remains independent for each zone Control output with only proportional action in case of proportional heating band separate from cooling band Control output with only proportional action in case of proportional heating band superimposed on cooling band Output with separate band Output with superimposed band Heat cool control with separate or superimposed ba...

Page 48: ...rs R W Reset power value added directly to PID output 79 a rs R W Antireset limits integral action of PID 80 ffd R W Feedforward value added to PID output after processing 42 146 h p x R W Maximum limit heating power 254 h p L R W Minimum limit heating power not available for double heat cool action 43 c p x R W Maximum limit cooling power 255 c p L R W Minimum limit cooling power not availa ble f...

Page 49: ...erence SPU Power limit for LBA alarm Lb P Average power for power alarm Enable PV for zone SPU PID_POWER PID_POWER zone 1 PID_POWER zone 2 PID_POWER zone 3 PID_POWER zone 4 Manual power MAN_POWER Main input In 1 Auxiliary input In 2 Manual from analog input TP 2 Status_W diG diG 2 Bit ON OFF ON OFF Ou P G Out Lo P ø Correction of output power x P PEr P oFS Feedback Current limits RMS Status_W diG ...

Page 50: ...activating the digital input with the Hold function when the variable is at values below the setpoint a setpoint memory reset de energizes all energized relays and resets all memory latches MANUAL POWER CORRECTION 505 rif R W Line voltage 0 0 999 9 0 0 Compensation of the voltage transformer read to maintain output power at a constant level 506 or R W Correction of manual power based on line volta...

Page 51: ...table the values to be set depend on enabling of Selftuning or Softstart It is useful for calculating PID parameters when the system is in the vicinity of the setpoint it produces a variation on the control output of a maximum of 100 of the current control power limited by h PH h PL heat c PH c PL cool and assesses the effects in overshoot over time The calculated parameters are saved Manual activ...

Page 52: ...f PV SP 4 f s 140 diG R W Digital input function 0 See Table of digital input functions 618 diG 2 R W Digital input 2 function 0 29 bit AUTOTUNING OFF Stop Autotuning ON Start Autotuning R W 28 bit AUTOTUNING STATE OFF Autotuning in Stop ON Autotuning in Start R 68 bit DIGITAL INPUT 1 OFF Digital input 1 off ON Digital input 1 on R 92 bit DIGITAL INPUT 2 OFF Digital input 2 off ON Digital input 2 ...

Page 53: ...power room temperature The controller supplies the maximum power set until reaching an intermediate point between starting value and the setpoint then resets power The PID parameters are calculated by evaluating superelongation and the time needed to reach the peak N B This action is not considered in ON OFF control When the function is completed it disengages automatically and the control proceed...

Page 54: ...input 1 off ON Digital input 1 on R 92 bit STATE OF DIGITAL INPUT 2 OFF Digital input 2 off ON Digital input 2 on R See Table of digital input functions Read state 0 bit SELFTUNING STATE OFF Selftuning in Stop ON Selftuning in Start R 296 R Autotuning and selftuning enable state FLG_PID bit 3 Selftuning on 6 Autotuning on 31 s tv R W Enable selftuning autotuning softstart 0 Autotuning Selftuning S...

Page 55: ...al power this calculation is defined as desaturation at switch on 9 Alarms AL1 AL4 can be enabled or disabled by the oFF t parameter 68 bit STATE of DIGITAL INPUT 1 OFF Digital input 1 off ON Digital input 1 on R 92 bit STATE of DIGITAL INPUT 2 OFF Digital input 2 off ON Digital input 2 on R See Table of digital input functions 140 diG R W Digital input function 0 See Table of digital input functi...

Page 56: ... PV has not yet stabilized either the average power over the last 5 minutes or FAP power is supplied depending on the setting of the HOT parameter if the PV has stabilized the average power over the last 5 minutes is supplied Function If necessary assign an output rL 2 6 for the power alarm Set the band b ST within which the process variable is considered stable after 300 sec have elapsed Set the ...

Page 57: ...reference signals 163 rL 2 R W Allocation of reference signal 1 166 rL 3 R W Allocation of reference signal OR Output 2 170 rL 4 R W Allocation of reference signal AND Output 35 171 rL 5 R W Allocation of reference signal OR Output 4 172 rL 6 R W Allocation of reference signal AND Output 160 The parameters for alarm power are The alarm is not activated if the control Ctr is ON OFF type during Self...

Page 58: ...0 and if the process variable is below setpoint SP S With softstart time SOF 0 the preheating condition PV SP S with power delivery So P is continuously evaluated HEATING OUTPUT Fast cycle For outputs rL 1 Out 1 and rL 2 Out 2 you can set a fast cycle time 0 1 20 0 sec by setting the parameter to 64 Heat or 65 Cool 160 rL 1 R W Allocation of reference signal 0 See Generic alarms Table of reference...

Page 59: ...whose value is set in parameter Fu tA can always be enabled with parameter Hd 5 in every power on mode The cycle time can be set with two different resolutions in seconds or tenths of a second based on the type of heat or cool function assigned to outputs rL1 and rL2 The use of short cycle times 2 3 sec is always recommended in case of control with SSRs POWER CONTROL Settings 703 xd 5 R W Enable t...

Page 60: ...ates at the first start after power ON and after a software reboot It can be reactivated via software control by writing bit 108 or automatically if there are OFF conditions for a time exceeding the one settable in PS oF if 0 the function is as if disabled The ramp can also be enabled with parameter Hd 5 256 after a software shutdown i e zero is reached in the set time from delivered power 630 PS ...

Page 61: ...compensates both variations in line voltage and variations in load impedance with reference to the rated power saved in riF P expressed in KWatt The current value maintained on the load is rif P P _pid_man 100 and is indicated in the Modbus 757 register IMPORTANT Feedback calibration can be activated from the digital input parameters DIG and DIG 2 or by serial control ref bit113 and MUST be activa...

Page 62: ... A 735 Rif i R W Current feedback reference 0 0 0 0 99 99 kW 736 Rif p R W Power feedback reference 0 0 113 bit Calibration of voltage feedback reference R W OFF Calibration not enabled ON Calibration enabled NOTE For other information see the hardware manual READ STATE 464 R W STATUS 11_W 0 Table settings STATUS 11_W bit 5 Feedback calibration 6 HB alarm calibration To safeguard the other bit wri...

Page 63: ...rt of each cycle Ptot P1 P2 if P2 P3 P3 if P3 P2 P4 Simultaneity is allowed for zones 2 and 3 If P1 100 P2 100 P3 100 P4 100 Ptot 300 since Ptot 100 the conduction time of the zone x is obtained by Px 100 Ptot P1 2 3 4 delivered 100 0 33 33 If P1 100 P2 50 P3 0 P4 25 Ptot 175 since Ptot 100 the conduction time of the zone x is obtained by Px 100 Ptot P1 delivered 100 0 57 57 P2 delivered 50 0 57 2...

Page 64: ...XET R W Maximum current for heterogeneous power control 0 0 64 0 for GFX4 IR 30 kW 0 0 128 0 for GFX4 IR 60 kW 0 0 160 0 for GFX4 IR 80 kW 0 0 Heterogeneous power table 682 hd 4 R W Enable heterogeneous power control 0 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 0 1 X 2 X 3 X X 4 X 5 X X 6 X X 7 X X X 8 X 9 X X 10 X X 11 X X X 12 X X 13 X X X 14 X X X 15 X X X X Table for enabling heterogeneous power 681 I XEU R ...

Page 65: ... 2 1 0 Parameter bit Resource enabled Address of Format Name of register image register S In 0 Alarm setpoint AL1 341 word AL1_RAM 1 Alarm setpoint AL2 342 word AL2_RAM 2 Alarm setpoint AL3 343 word AL3_RAM 3 Alarm setpoint AL4 321 word AL4_RAM 4 Input In 1 347 word VALUE_F 6 Input In 2 348 word VALAUX_F 7 Input In TA 685 word VALTA_F S Ou 0 Output OUT 1 344 word bit 0 V_IN_OUT 1 Output OUT 2 344 ...

Page 66: ...robe interrupted or input values beyond maximum limits 85 Err R Self diagnosis error code for main input Table of main input errors 190 xd R Hardware configuration codes At value SV on the GFX OP display the figures indicate the value of bits as follows THOUSANDS and HUNDREDS Power GFX4 IR correspond to bits 7 to 9 TENS COOL outputs correspond to bits 1 to 4 bit Correspondence Value 0 1 COOL OUTPU...

Page 67: ...Function of LED DI2 11 622 Ld s R W Function of LED O1 1 0 Disabled 1 Repetition of state OUT 1 2 Repetition of state OUT 2 3 Repetition of state OUT 3 4 Repetition of state OUT 4 5 Repetition of state OUT 5 6 Repetition of state OUT 6 7 Repetition of state OUT 7 8 Repetition of state OUT 8 9 Repetition of state OUT 9 10 Repetition of state OUT 10 16 LED flashing if active Table of OUT LED functio...

Page 68: ...4 or ALHB TA1 or ALHB TA2 or ALHB TA3 or Power Fault 1 Input Lo 2 Input Hi 3 Input Err 4 Input Sbr 7 LBA 8 AL 1 9 AL 2 10 AL 3 11 AL 4 12 ALHB TA1 13 ALHB TA2 only for three phase load 14 ALHB TA3 only for three phase load 15 Selftuning on Table of instrument state 1 632 R Instrument state 2 bit 0 AL 1 1 AL 2 2 AL 3 3 AL 4 4 AL HB1 5 AL HB2 only for three phase load 6 AL HB3 only for three phase l...

Page 69: ...r monophase_missing_line_warning 5 60Hz 6 short_circuit_current in phase softstart 7 over_peak_current in phase softstart 8 over_ms_current in normal operation Table of instrument state 4 702 R Voltage status bit 0 frequency_warning 1 10 unbalanced_line_warning 2 20 unbalanced_line_warning 3 30 unbalanced_line_warning 4 rotation123_error 5 triphase_missing_line_error 6 60Hz Table of voltage status...

Page 70: ...tal filter on oscillations of input signal 86 S 00 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 0 minimum value of input scale 87 S 01 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 1 46 od R Instrument identification code 0 470 P V R Read of process variable PV engineering value 85 Err R Self diagnosis error code for main input 349 DPV R Read of engineering value of process variable filtered by Fld 88 S ...

Page 71: ... Point 16 103 S 17 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 17 104 S 18 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 18 105 S 19 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 19 106 S 20 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 20 107 S 21 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 21 108 S 22 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 22 109 S 23 R W Engineering value attributed to Point 23 110 S 24 R W...

Page 72: ... 2 491 I ta3 R Instantaneous CT input value phase 3 468 I 1oN R CT input value with output on phase 1 498 I 2oN R CT input value with output on phase 2 499 I 3oN R CT input value with output on phase 3 756 I AF1 R Value of filtered ammeter input phase 1 494 I AF2 R Value of filtered ammeter input phase 2 495 I AF3 R Value of filtered ammeter input phase 3 754 Ld A t R Current on 3 phase load 709 I...

Page 73: ... phase 1 419 o tU2 R W Offset correction voltmeter transformer input TV phase 2 with three phase load 420 o tU3 R W Offset correction voltmeter transformer input TV phase 3 with three phase load 412 FT TU R W Digital filter TV auxiliary input phase 1 2 3 492 1 tU2 R Voltmeter input value phase 2 493 1 tU3 R Voltmeter input value phase 3 232 485 1 tU1 R Voltmeter input value phase 1 496 1 UF2 R Vol...

Page 74: ...nction of digital input 618 diG 2 R W Function of digital input 2 68 bit STATE OF DIGITAL INPUT 1 OFF Digital input 1 off ON Digital input 1 on R 92 bit STATE OF DIGITAL INPUT 2 OFF Digital input 2 off ON Digital input 2 on R 317 R State of digital inputs INPUT DIG ...

Page 75: ...8 XY 2 R W Hysteresis for alarm 2 53 189 XY 3 R W Hysteresis for alarm 3 59 XY 4 R W Hysteresis for alarm 4 406 a1 t R W Alarm type 1 407 A2 t R W Alarm type 2 408 54 A3 t R W Alarm type 3 409 A4 t R W Alarm type 4 46 bit AL1 direct inverse R W 47 bit AL1 absolute relative R W 48 bit AL1 normal symmetrical R W 49 bit AL1 disabled at switch on R W 50 bit AL1 with memory R W 54 bit AL2 direct invers...

Page 76: ... off ON Alarm on R 5 bit STATE OF ALARM 2 OFF Alarm off ON Alarm on R 62 bit STATE OF ALARM 3 OFF Alarm off ON Alarm on R 69 bit STATE OF ALARM 4 OFF Alarm off ON Alarm on R 318 R States of alarm ALSTATE IRQ 79 bit Reset alarm latch OFF ON Reset alarm latch R W LBA ALARM Loop Break Alarm 195 AL n R W Select number of enabled alarms 44 Lb t R W Delay time for LBA alarm activation 119 Lb p R W Limit...

Page 77: ... conduction 761 Ir 03 R W HB Calibration with IR lamp current at 20 conduction HB ALARM Heater Break Alarm 57 Xb f R W HB alarm function 195 AL n R W Select number of enabled alarms with 3 phase load 55 A xb1 R W HB alarm setpoint ammeter input scale points Phase 1 56 XB T R W Delay time for HB alarm activation 502 A xb2 R W HB alarm setpoint ammeter input scale points Phase 2 with 3 phase load 73...

Page 78: ...LTAGE NO_CURRENT alarms OFF ON Memory reset R W 655 R INPTC ALARM due to overload ALARM SBR ERR Probe in short or connection error 229 rEL R W Fault action in case of broken probe Sbr Err Only for main input 228 fa p R W Fault action power supplied in condition of broken probe 9 bit STATE OF INPUT IN SBR OFF ON Input in SBR R 85 Err R Self diagnosis error code for main input with 3 phase load with...

Page 79: ...ation of physical output OUT 8 12 bit STATE rL 1 OFF Output off ON Output on R 13 bit STATE rL 2 OFF Output off ON Output on R 14 bit STATE rL 3 OFF Output off ON Output on R 15 bit STATE rL 4 OFF Output off ON Output on R 16 bit STATE rL 5 OFF Output off ON Output on R 17 bit STATE rL 6 OFF Output off ON Output on R 82 bit State of output OUT1 OFF Uscita disattiva ON Uscita attiva R 83 bit State ...

Page 80: ...Enable local setpoint ON Enable remote setpoint R W 305 R W Instrument state STATUS_W SETPOINT CONTROL 234 22 g sp R W Set Gradient 259 g s2 R W Set Gradient for SP2 265 xot R W Select hot runner functions 191 hd 1 R W Enable multiset instrument control via serial 230 482 SP 1 R W Setpoint 1 231 483 SP 2 R W Setpoint 2 140 diG R W Digital input function 618 diG 2 R W Digital input function 2 75 bi...

Page 81: ...W Select cooling fluid 2 132 471 0v p R Value control outputs Heat Cool 39 484 c sp R W Cooling setpoint relative to heating setpoint 78 rst R W Manual reset value added to PID input 516 p rs R W Reset power value added directly to PID output 79 a rs R W Antireset limits integral PID action 80 ffd R W Feedforward value added to PID output after processing 42 146 h p x R W Maximum limit heating pow...

Page 82: ... voltage 18 136 249 SP r R W Remote setpoint SET Gradient for power correction HOLD FUNCTION MANUAL POWER CORRECTION AUTOTUNING 31 s tv R W Enable selftuning autotuning softstart 140 diG R W Digital input function 618 diG 2 R W Digital input function 2 29 bit AUTOTUNING OFF Stop Autotuning ON Start Autotuning R W 305 R W Instrument state STATUS_W 92 bit DIGITAL INPUT STATE 2 OFF Digital input 2 of...

Page 83: ...g softstart 147 SOF R W Softstart time 63 bit SOFTSTART STATE OFF Softstart in Stop ON Softstart in Start R 140 diG R W Digital input function 618 diG 2 R W Digital input function 2 11 bit SOFTWARE ON OFF OFF On ON Off R W 305 R W Instrument state STATUS_W SOFTWARE SHUTDOWN 68 bit DIGITAL INPUT STATE 1 OFF Digital input 1 off ON Digital input 1 on R 92 bit DIGITAL INPUT STATE 2 OFF Digital input 2...

Page 84: ...ftstart in Stop ON Softstart in Start R HEATING OUTPUT fast cycle 160 rL 1 R W Allocation of reference signal 163 rL 2 R W Allocation of reference signal TRIGGER MODES 703 Xd 5 R W Enable trigger modes 707 Fv TA R W Maximum limit of RMS current at normal operation 630 PS XI R W Maximum phase of phase softstart ramp SOFTSTART 705 PS Tm R W Duration of phase softstart ramp 629 ps oF R W Minimum non ...

Page 85: ...ck reference OFF Calibration non enabled ON Calibration enabled R W 111 bit Calibration of power feedback reference OFF Calibration non enabled ON Calibration enabled R W 113 bit Calibration of selected feedback reference OFF Calibration non enabled ON Calibration enabled R W HEURISTIC power control 681 682 hd 4 683 I XET 191 224 225 628 s LI R W Control LEDs and digital inputs from serial s 0v R ...

Page 86: ...oftware version code 606 Er 2 R Self diagnosis error code for auxiliary input 85 Err R Self diagnosis error code for main input 190 xd R Hardware configuration codes 508 xd1 R Self diagnosis error code for auxiliary input 121 R Device ID GFX4 IR 120 R Manufact Trade Mark Gefran 346 R State of jumper 469 R Instrument state 1 632 R Instrument state 2 633 R Instrument state 3 634 R Instrument state 4...

Page 87: ...87 80415F_MSW_GFX4 IR_05 2019_ENG Notes ...

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