Lauda LOOP 100, Operation Manual

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1.
Select the Menu

Setup

Limits

Lower limit (Til) menu item.
2. Enter the temperature limit value.
3. Press [OK] to confirm the new value.
5.6 Edit basic settings
This chapter explains the basic settings.

Set temperature unit: Degrees Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit.

Set the baud rate of the serial interface.

Set the sound volume of the signal tone; loud, medium, quiet, and off.

Reduce or increase the display brightness.

Autostart: Setting [off] or [on]

Sometimes it is desirable for the device to resume operation after a
power failure. However, you can introduce a manual activation step
for safety reasons.

The maximum rotation speed of the ventilator in the device is limited
between 70 and 140 %.
With the[Fan Limit] at 100 %, under normal conditions (ambient tem-
perature 20 °C) the specified cooling capacity is reached.

If a higher cooling capacity is required or if higher ambient tempera-
tures are present, the maximum ventilation fan rotation speed can
be increased. This does, however, increase the noise issued by the
device.

Reducing the maximum ventilation fan rotation speed can cut down
on the operating noise of the device. This does, however, reduce the
cooling capacity of the device.

Increase the maximum ventilator fan rotation speed when the
device is operating in a warmer environment.

If the device has reached the control range, the ventilator fan rota-
tion speed will automatically be reduced, regardless of the setting
[Fan Limit].

If the device heats up, the rotation speed of the ventilator fan will be
automatically reduced, regardless of the setting [Fan Limit].

The menu languages English, German, French, Spanish, and Italian are
available for the device.
1.
Select the Menu

Setup

Basic setup menu item.
2. Select the menu item for the value that you want to change.
3. Press [OK] to confirm.
4. Change the new value with the arrow buttons.
5. Press [OK] to confirm.

The setting is changed.
5.7 Change the calibration of the temperature probe
A calibrated reference thermometer with the desired level of accu-
racy is necessary. Otherwise you should not change the calibration.
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