Lauda P 10, Operation Manual

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Pump level 0
Pump level “ 0 ” can be selected in a program. As a result, the program
ends when this segment is reached, even though other segments follow
in the program. The status of the thermostat is set to “Standby”. When
the program is started, a message appears indicating that the program
will end at this segment with pump level 0 .
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Program optimization
Activating program optimization yields a very good control action in
practice. With programs including both ramps and other types of seg-
ments, the actual temperature profile matches the target temperature
profile more closely than programs without optimization. It reduces
overshoots. There can only be large undershoots at the ramp end if the
control parameters are very unfavorable. Deactivate optimization in this
case.
A tolerance (
D
T°C) that is too small will impair the control result. Work
without tolerances where possible.
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Standby
If the device switches to standby while a program is running, the active
program is automatically paused.
100 temperature-time programs can be saved. A maximum of 250
freely programmable segments can be used per program.
The programmer encoder can be controlled or modified using the
timer.
Setting Description
Name Name of the program
Cycles Specifies the number of times the program is
repeated
Seg. Start and consecutive number of the segment in
the program
Tend°C Temperature in °C that should be reached
Time h:m Time in hours and minutes by which the tem-
perature should be reached.
D
T°C
Tolerance defines how close the temperature
should be to the set temperature before the next
segment is processed.
0.00 means that there is no tolerance. In other
words, the program focuses on the next tem-
perature when the specified time elapses.
Pump level used when processing the segment.
Control Internal or external control variable
Available settings
Fig. 54: Edit programs
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