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BA_MA_TTM-00XW_EN_V1.00

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Intended use (areas of application) ................................................................................................. 3

Safety signs and symbols ................................................................................................................... 3

Safety instructions ............................................................................................................................... 4

Product liability and warranty .............................................................................................................. 4

Standards and directives ..................................................................................................................... 4

Product description .......................................................................................................................... 5

Scope of delivery ................................................................................................................................. 5

Type plate ............................................................................................................................................ 5

Assembly and installation ................................................................................................................ 6

Mechanical assembly .......................................................................................................................... 6

Electrical installation ............................................................................................................................ 7

Connection diagram ............................................................................................................................ 7

Key Operations .................................................................................................................................. 8

Operation Flow .................................................................................................................................. 9

Operation Mode ................................................................................................................................. 10

SET0 Priority Screen ......................................................................................................................... 11

SET1 Initial Setting ............................................................................................................................ 12

SET2 Control .................................................................................................................................... 13

SET3 Event Output 1 ........................................................................................................................ 15

SET4 Event Output 2 ........................................................................................................................ 16

SET5 DI Input .................................................................................................................................... 17

SET6 Communication ...................................................................................................................... 17

SET7 Timer ...................................................................................................................................... 18

Parameters ....................................................................................................................................... 19

Operation Mode ................................................................................................................................. 19

Priority Screen ................................................................................................................................... 19

Initial Setting ...................................................................................................................................... 20

Control ............................................................................................................................................... 22

Event Output 1/2 ............................................................................................................................... 26

DI Input .............................................................................................................................................. 28

Communication ................................................................................................................................. 29

Timer ................................................................................................................................................. 30

Change of temperature unit °C / °F................................................................................................ 31

Blind Setting Mode .......................................................................................................................... 32

Other Displays ................................................................................................................................. 33

Technical data ................................................................................................................................. 34

Ordering code .................................................................................................................................. 35

Service .............................................................................................................................................. 36

Manufacturer ..................................................................................................................................... 36

Repairs processing ............................................................................................................................ 36

Sales offices ...................................................................................................................................... 36

Sales subsidiaries ............................................................................................................................. 37

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Summary of Contents for Martens TTM-000W Series

Page 1: ...Operating manual TTM 000W Series Temperature Controller TTM 005W TTM 009W TTM 004W EN ...

Page 2: ...ow 9 5 1 Operation Mode 10 5 2 SET0 Priority Screen 11 5 3 SET1 Initial Setting 12 5 4 SET2 Control 13 5 5 SET3 Event Output 1 15 5 6 SET4 Event Output 2 16 5 7 SET5 DI Input 17 5 8 SET6 Communication 17 5 9 SET7 Timer 18 6 Parameters 19 6 1 Operation Mode 19 6 2 Priority Screen 19 6 3 Initial Setting 20 6 4 Control 22 6 5 Event Output 1 2 26 6 6 DI Input 28 6 7 Communication 29 6 8 Timer 30 7 Cha...

Page 3: ...s use This operating manual must be kept in a location such that qualified personnel can refer to it at all times Any processes de scribed in this operating manual may only be carried out by trained qualified personnel who are authorized by the owner and wearing protective clothing All rights reserved 1 1 Safety signs and symbols Warning notices are identified in this document as described under T...

Page 4: ...ure conformity with the described device However devia tions cannot be entirely ruled out Therefore we cannot assume any guarantee for complete conformity The specifications in this document are checked regularly and any necessary corrections are incorporated into subsequent versions This docu ment is subject to technical changes In addition all claims are based on the valid Standard Terms for the...

Page 5: ...ding on the configuration up to 2 alarm outputs are available As an option the device can be equipped with a digital input to activate a second set point ramp to control the timer func tion Auto Manual switching or to start self optimization An RS485 interface MODBUS can also be selected to integrate the device into the field bus level Configuration and operation is done via a two line LED 7 segme...

Page 6: ...6 77 45 0 6 0 45 0 6 0 60 48 B N 3 0 6 0 TTM005W 96 48 6 5 76 5 92 0 6 0 45 0 6 0 120 48 B N 3 1 0 TTM009W 96 96 9 77 92 0 6 0 92 0 6 0 120 96 B N 3 1 0 Table 2 Device dimensions and panel cut out Fig 4 Fixing of TTM005W TTM009W Fig 5 Fixing of TTM004W Fig 2 TTM000W dimensions Fig 3 TTM000W cut out singe and side by side installation ...

Page 7: ...he control output OUT1 and are equipped as a relay bistable or continuous output Clamps 1 and 6 6 and 17 serve the control output OUT2 or the alarm function AL2 Clamps 11 and 12 4 and 5 are assigned to the alarm function AL1 Clamps 7 and 8 13 and 14 are only available for devices with the ordering option ME and are used for connection via RS485 Clamps 9 and 10 11 and 12 are only available for devi...

Page 8: ...3 RUN READY Key Enabled only at operation mode Press once to activate 4 Timer Start Reset Enabled only at operation mode Press once to activate DOWN Key Decreases the setting value Press continuously bet 1s 10s 1 digit 100ms Press continuously bet 10s 20s 10 digits 100ms Pressed consecutively for more than 20s 100 digits 100ms UP Key Increases the setting value Press continuously bet 1s 10s 1 digi...

Page 9: ... setting mode press the mode key for more than 2 seconds Leave Setting Mode Selection Screen or each setting mode unoperated for 2 minutes will move the mode back to operation mode Grey marked parameters SET5 6 are only available in order option ME Parameter sets SET0 SET7 are hidden in the delivery state by means of Blind Setting Mode SET4 is only visible if OUT2 to is assigned to event function ...

Page 10: ...l Setting Input the temperature setting value SV 0 Mode Key 2 Priority Screen 1 Frequently used screens can be assigned to Priority Screens1 9 for quick Access Mode Key 3 Priority Screen 2 Mode Key 4 Priority Screen 3 Mode Key 5 Priority Screen 4 Mode Key 6 Priority Screen 5 Mode Key 7 Priority Screen 6 Mode Key 8 Priority Screen 7 Mode Key 9 Priority Screen 8 Mode Key 10 Priority Screen 9 Mode Ke...

Page 11: ...parameter with keys If unnecessary select OFF oFFPriority Screen 3 Mode Key Pr14 5 Setting of Select the parameter with keys If unnecessary select OFF oFFPriority Screen 4 Mode Key Pr15 6 Setting of Select the parameter with keys If unnecessary select OFF oFFPriority Screen 5 Mode Key Pr16 7 Setting of Select the parameter with keys If unnecessary select OFF oFFPriority Screen 6 Mode Key Pr17 8 Se...

Page 12: ...Thermo couple S 0 1700 0 PV Correction 06 Thermo couple B 0 1800 Mode Key 10 Pt100 199 500 199 9 500 0 _PdF 5 Setting of Input Filter 11 JPt100 199 500 199 9 500 0 0 0 20 DC0 5V SLL SLH Mode Key 21 DC1 5V _dP 6 Setting of Decimal Point 22 DC4 20mA 0 Mode Key 0 OFF _Fv 7 Setting of Function Key 1 Digit Shifting Key 0 Function 2 RUN READY Key Mode Key 3 AT Key _LoC 8 Setting of 4 Timer Start Reset 0...

Page 13: ...utput ON OFF control is selected _tvn 8 Setting of Tuning Type 1 _C1 18 Setting of the Control Sensitivity of Output 1 2 1 0 Mode Key Mode Key _ATG 9 AT Coefficient 1 _CP1 19 Setting of the OFF Point of Output 1 2 1 0 0 Mode Key _AtC 10 AT Sensitivity 1 2 Mode Key _P1 11 Setting of the Proportional Band of Output 1 1 3 0 Mode Key _1 12 Setting of Reset Time 1 0 Mode Key _d 13 Setting of Derivative...

Page 14: ... of MV Limiter 1 3 0 0 Mode Key _Pbb 27 Manual Reset 1 0 0 Mode Key _db 28 Setting of Dead Band 3 0 Mode Key _rP1 29 Setting of SV Ramp Time 0 0 Mode Key _rP2 30 Setting of SV2 Ramp Time 5 0 0 Mode Key Back to 1 Parameters are hidden in the delivery state by means of Blind Setting Mode 1 This will not be displayed at ON OFF Control 2 This will not be displayed at PID Control 3 This will be only di...

Page 15: ...e Delay Timer of Event Output 1 9 0 Mode Key _E1b 7 Setting of Special Event Output 1 Function 00 Mode Key _E1P 8 Polarity Settings for Event Output 1 0 Mode Key Back to 1 6 This will not be displayed if the Measurement Value PV Event Output function will not be used 7 This will not be displayed if the Measurement Value PV Event Output function will not be used at the upper limit alarm 8 This will...

Page 16: ...etting of the Sensitivity of Event Output 2 11 0 Mode Key _E2t 6 Setting of the Delay Timer of Event Output 2 14 0 Mode Key _E2b 7 Setting of Special Event Output 2 Function 00 Mode Key _E2P 8 Polarity Settings for Event Output 2 0 Mode Key Back to 1 11 This will not be displayed when Event Output 2 function will not be used 12 This will not be displayed when Event Output 2 function will not be us...

Page 17: ...be displayed when the SV Switching function is not used 5 8 SET6 Communication Parameters 6 7 Communication Only available in order option ME 5Et 1 Setting Mode Selection Screen 6 Mode Key _Prt 2 Setting of Communication Protocol 0 Mode Key _Com 3 Setting of Communication Parameters B8n2 Mode Key _bP5 4 Setting of Communication Speed 9 6 Mode Key _Adr 5 Setting of Communication Address 0 Mode Key ...

Page 18: ...nation 0 Mode Key _tmF 3 Setting of Timer Function 16 1 Mode Key _x m 4 Switching of Timer Unit 16 1 Mode Key _t5u 5 Setting of Timer SV Start Permission Range 16 17 0 Mode Key _t1m 6 Setting of Timer 16 0 00 Mode Key _t1A 7 Setting of Timer Remaining Time Monitor 16 Mode Key Back to 1 16 This will not be displayed when Timer OFF is selected _tmo 0 17 This will not be displayed when SV Start is no...

Page 19: ...Priority Screen 5 7 Priority Screen 6 8 Priority Screen 7 9 Priority Screen 8 10 Priority Screen 9 6 2 Priority Screen No Character Name Description Initial Value 1 5Et 0 Setting Mode Selection Screen Priority Screen Setting Mode Settings of the Priority Screen 2 Pr11 Setting of Priority Screen 1 Sets the parameter to be displayed on a priority screen oFF 3 Pr12 Setting of Priority Screen 2 4 Pr13...

Page 20: ...d Voltage model 22 Input Type 20 DC0 5V 21 DC1 5V 22 DC4 20mA 3 _PuG Setting of Gain of PV Correction Setting Range 0 50 2 00 Setting Unit Times 1 00 4 _PU5 Setting of Zero Point of PV Correction Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detector model Setting Range 199 999 or 199 9 999 9 Setting Unit 0 Current and Voltage model Setting Range 1999 9999 Decimal point is at the designated position Setting...

Page 21: ... Name Description Initial Value 7 _FV Function Key Function Settings 0 0 No function 1 Digit Shifting Key 2 RUN READY Key 3 AT Key 4 Start Reset Timer 8 _LOC Key Lock Settings 0 0 OFF 1 Lock All 2 Lock Operation Mode 3 Lock All Modes Except for Operation Mode ...

Page 22: ...ing Unit digit 9000 3 _5LL Setting of the Minimum Limit of SV Limiter Setting Range Lower limit setting range Upper limit setting range Provided that its difference from the maximum limit of the SV limiter is 50 digits or greater Setting Unit 0 Current and Voltage model Setting Range 1999 9999 Decimal point is at the designated position Provided that its difference from the upper limit of the SV l...

Page 23: ... press the FUNC key once while auto tuning is active 9 _AtG AT Coefficient Setting Range 0 1 10 0 Setting Unit Times 1 0 10 _ATC AT Sensitivity Is set up during ON OFF control at auto tuning particularly when PV is fairly unstable Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detector Input Model Setting Range 0 999 or 0 0 999 9 Setting Unit 2 Current and Voltage Input Model Setting Range 0 9999 Decimal poi...

Page 24: ...9999 Decimal point is at the designated po sition Setting Unit digit 20 _mu2 Manipulated Variable of Output 2 It shall be used to monitor the manipulated variable of Output 2 and to set the manipulated variable during manual control Display Range 0 0 100 0 Setting Range Lower Limit Higher Limit of the MV Limiter 0 0 21 _P2 Setting of the Proportional Band of Output 2 Setting Range 0 10 10 00 times...

Page 25: ... Temperature Detector Input Model Setting Range 100 100 or 100 0 100 0 Setting Unit 0 Current and Voltage Input Model Setting Range 1000 1000 Decimal point is at the designated position Setting Unit digit 29 _rP1 Setting of the SV Ramp Time Setting Range 0 0 999 9 Setting Unit 0 1 minute Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detector Input Model 0 1 digit minute Analog input model Ramp function will...

Page 26: ... 0 absolute 8 Range 0 1 0 absolute Additional Function Type 0 OFF 1 Keep 2 Standby Sequence 3 Keep Standby Sequence 3 4 _E x _E L Event Output Upper Limit Setting Event Output Lower Limit Setting Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detector Input Model Setting Range 1999 3276 or 199 9 999 9 Setting Unit 0 Current and Voltage Input Model Setting Range 1999 9999 Decimal point is at the designated po...

Page 27: ...acter Name Description Initial Value 7 _E b Event Output Function Special 00 _E b Type 0 OFF 1 PV Abnormality break of sensor Additional Function Type 0 OFF 1 Keep Power reset 8 _E P Event Output Polarity Setting 0 _ E P Type 0 Normal Open 1 Normal Close ...

Page 28: ..._d1F Not Active Active 1 SV SV2 2 RUN READY 3 Auto Manual 4 Reverse Action Direct Action 5 Start Auto Tuning 6 Reverse Action SV Direct Action SV2 7 Timer Start Reset 3 _d1P DI Polarity 0 _d1P Polarity 0 Close Active 1 Open Active 4 _5u2 Control Setting 2 Input Type of Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detector Setting Range 5LL 5Lx Setting Unit 0 Current and Voltage Input Model Setting Range 5L...

Page 29: ... Type n OFF o Odd E Even Stopbit Length Function Type 1 1 bit 2 2 bits If MODBUS RTU is selected Only 8n2 8o1 and 8e1 can be selected If MODBUS ASCII is selected Only 7n2 7o1 and 7e1 can be selected BCC checking will be disabled 4 _bP5 Setting of Communication Speed 9 6 1 2 1200bps 2 4 2400bps 4 8 4800bps 9 6 9600bps 19 2 19200bps 5 _Adr Communication Address Setting Setting Range Dedicated Protoc...

Page 30: ...OFF Delay 5 Manual Start OFF Delay 6 Event Start OFF Delay 7 SV Start OFF Delay 4 _x m Switching of Timer Unit 1 1 Hr Min 2 Min Sec 5 _t5u Timer SV Start Permission Range Setting Input Type of Thermocouple Resistance Temperature Detector Setting Range 0 999 or 0 0 999 9 Setting Unit 0 Current and Voltage Input Model Setting Range 0 9999 Decimal point is at the designated position Setting Unit digi...

Page 31: ...displayed for 4 seconds be fore moving to Operation Mode for more than 5 seconds First 5ET1 will be shown Keep button pressed until pa rameter for changing temperature unit ap pears Change with for more than 3 seconds to return to operations mode Power ON Display Initial Screen 4 seconds Operation Mode MODE _C F C Operation Mode MODE ...

Page 32: ...2 5ET3 5ET4 5ET5 5ET6 5ET7 off on on on on on on off Selecting SET0 7 with up and down Selecting the next set parameter with Change of visibility with Priority Screen Setting Mode Initial Setting Mode Control Setting Mode EV Out 1 Setting Mode EV Out 2 Setting Mode DI Input Setting Mode Communication Setting Mode Timer Setting Mode In blind setting mode ON and OFF will be displayed under each char...

Page 33: ...hile the thermocouple is being set and when A D error occurs Repair is required if the error appears again when the setting is changed or power is turned ON E r r 2 This will be displayed when auto tuning error occurs This will be displayed when the user tries to change the parameter while the key is locked L o c This will be displayed alternately with the normal screen while the auto tuning proce...

Page 34: ...0 1800 C Voltage 0 1 5 V DC 1999 9999 Digit Current 4 20 mA 1999 9999 Digit Sensor correction programmable Accuracy 0 3 1 Digit of the measuring range Sampling rate 0 25 s Output Electronic 0 12 V DC bistabil max 20 mA 600 Ω Relay Process output 250 V AC 250 VA 3 A Alarm output 250 V AC 250 VA 2 4 A Continuous 4 20 mA burden max 600 Ω Interface Physically RS485 Protocol Toho MODBUS RTU ASCII Baud ...

Page 35: ...ple Pt100 JPt100 2 Current voltage 3 Process output OUT1 R Relay SPST P Electronic bistable 0 12 V DC for SSR relay I Continuous current 4 20 mA 4 Options AB AL1 relay SPST standard OUT2 AL2 relay SPST 3 point controller 5 Interface 0 Without interface ME Serial interface RS485 2 set value SV2 digital Input SupplyVoltage 0 100 240 V AC 5 24 V AC DC ...

Page 36: ...ckly in our service centre Monday to Thursday from 8 00 to 16 00 Friday from 8 00 to 12 00 GHM Messtechnik GmbH GHM GROUP Martens Kibitzhörn 18 Service Centre 22885 Barsbüttel GERMANY Tel 49 40 67073 143 service martens ghm messtechnik de NOTE Fill in the return form available from the information base online at www ghm group de and sent it in with the product 12 3 Sales offices Post code 00000 25...

Page 37: ...8320 Maarslet DENMARK Phone 45 646492 00 Fax 45 646492 01 info ghm dk www ghm dk France GHM GROUP France SAS Parc des Pivolles 9 Rue de Catalogne 69150 Décines Charpieu Lyon FRANCE Phone 33 4 72 37 45 30 a jouanilou ghm group fr India GHM Messtechnik India Pvt Ldt 209 Udyog Bhavan Sonow ala Road Gregaon E Mumbai 400 063 INDIA Phone 91 22 40236235 info ghmgroup in www ghmgroup in Italy for Greising...

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