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AUTO-TUNING 

Auto-tuning should be dome when the temperature 
controller is operated for the first time or when the 
accessory or set point is changed.  It is not necessary to 
redo the auto-tuning procedure if the temperature 
controller or heaters have been turned off. 
 

 Use 

the 

Up-arrow 

S

 and/or the Down-arrow 

T

 

keys to select the desired set point temperature.  
The set point is shown in the lower display.  The 
actual temperature measured by the thermocouple 
is shown in the upper display. 

 

Make sure the accessory is at room temperature.  
The upper display should read between 

18

 and 

26

 

degrees C. 

 Press 

the 

MODE

 key twice.  

OFF

 will appear in 

the upper display and 

Aut

 will appear in the lower 

display.   

OFF / Aut 

 

Press the Up- arrow 

S

 key.  

PidA

 will appear in 

the upper display.  

Aut

 will alternate with 

tune

 in 

the lower display.   

 

Press display and turn the heater switch on.  The 
set point will alternate with 

tune

 in the lower 

display and the actual temperature will appear in 
the upper display.  The auto-tune process takes 
approximately 5 minutes.  At the end of the auto 
tune process, the lower display shows the set 
point and the upper display shows the actual 
temperature, which should be maintained for an 
additional 5 minutes. 

 Press 

the 

DSPY

 key to return to the main display 

format. 

 

When auto-tuning is complete, turn off the heater 
switch and allow the accessory to cool to room 
temperature. When the accessory is cool, the 
upper display should read between 

18

 and 

26

 

degrees C. 

 
 

OPERATION 

With the system auto-tuned to the desired set point 
temperature: 

 

Make sure the accessory is at room temperature.  
The upper display should read between 

18

 and 

26

 

degrees C. 

 

When the accessory is ready to be heated, turn on 
the heater switch.  The accessory will now heat to 
the set point temperature and hold that 
temperature. 

 

Summary of Contents for ATC-024-1

Page 1: ...harricksci com HARRICK SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS INC 141 Tompkins Ave 2 nd floor Pleasantville NY 10570 800 248 3847 FAX 914 747 7209 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER USER S MANUAL FOR ATC 024 1 and ATC 02...

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Page 3: ...e ATC 2 Environmental Conditiions 2 Getting Ready 2 Connecting the ATC 4 Single Loop Control Setup Menus 5 Input Prompts 5 Global Prompts 6 Set Point 6 Auto tuning 7 Double Loop Control Setup Menus 8...

Page 4: ...ECHNICAL SUPPORT For additional information please contact our Technical Support Center at 800 248 3847 between 9 a m and 5 p m EST or e mail your questions to techsupport harricksci com FEEDBACK Your...

Page 5: ...ple Accessories equipped with a sample and heater thermocouple use cascade or double loop control Cascade control minimizes damage to system components allows for over sizing heaters for optimal heat...

Page 6: ...EMPERATURE CONTROLLER 3 of 17 Figure 2 Temperature Controller Back View Figure 3 Front Panel Detail Power Outlet Connector TC1 Connector TC2 Lower display Upper display Up Down Arrow Keys DSPY key Mod...

Page 7: ...o a suitable AC outlet Figure 2 If your accessory has only one thermocouple connect the thermocouple to the connector labeled TC1 on the back of the temperature controller If your accessory has two th...

Page 8: ...the Up arrow S and the Down arrow T keys to select a menu and the MODE key to step through the menu prompts Pressing the DSPY key Figure 3 returns the controller to the display Loop from any prompt i...

Page 9: ...mpt SEt appears in the lower display InPt SEt Press the Up arrow S key twice 9LbL appears in the upper display 9LbL SEt Press the MODE key once C_F will appear in the lower display Either F for Fahren...

Page 10: ...DSPY key to return to the main display format Note For operation of the HVC DRP 4 and HVC VUV 4 diffuse reflection reaction chambers at or near their high temperature limit set the high temperature li...

Page 11: ...limit controls the percentage of full power that is sent out to the heaters The optimum setting depends on the set point temperature and on the heated device If this high power limit is set too high a...

Page 12: ...e with tune in the lower display Press display and turn the heater switch on The set point will alternate with tune in the lower display and the actual temperature will appear in the upper display The...

Page 13: ...ller to the display Loop from any prompt in the menu Press the MODE key In1 will appear in the lower display If the upper display does not show an H the symbol for the K type thermocouple used in most...

Page 14: ...isplay Press the MODE key once more CSAC will appear in the lower display Press the Up arrow S key until dir appears in the upper display Press the DSPY key to return to the main display format SETTIN...

Page 15: ...key to set the upper display to 200 Press the DSPY key to return to the main display format SETTING THE HIGH TEMPERATURE LIMIT For routine operation the low temperature limit for thermocouple 1 TC1 an...

Page 16: ...h the Up arrow S and the Down arrow T keys for approximately 3 seconds until the Input Menu prompt InPt appears in the upper display and the Setup Menu prompt SEt appears in the lower display InPt Set...

Page 17: ...or heaters have been turned off Use the Up arrow S and or the Down arrow T keys to select the desired set point temperature The set point is shown in the lower display The actual temperature measured...

Page 18: ...isplay should read between 18 and 26 degrees C OPERATION With the system auto tuned to the desired set point temperature Make sure the accessory is at room temperature The upper display should read be...

Page 19: ...C SLOW BLOW HEATER FUSE A CHC LN2 600 5 DER LN2 500 8 FAS TCC 0 200 8 FATIR Room 175 5 HPL TC Room 260 8 HTC Room 500 15 HVC Room 600 5 RANGEIR Room 175 5 RGR Room 400 8 SEA HLC Room 100 2 SEA HOT Roo...

Page 20: ...aters Disconnect the heated accessory from the temperature controller Connect an ohmmeter across the two pins on the heater connector as indicated in Figure 4 Heater failure is indicated by an open ci...

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