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For optimum performance, it may be necessary to change the PID 

parameters within the controller. To tune the controller, do the following:

1. 

Operate the unit in Manual Mode with a typical fluid within the container. 

Toggle between ST PT 1 and ST PT 2 and watch for over or undershoot. 

If there is significant overshoot access “VARIABLE 9” and reduce the 

value by 4.

To access “VARIABLE 9” press the “VAR” (9) key, press “9”, and then 

press “ENTER” (11). Key in the new value and press “ENTER” (11) to 

store it into memory.

If there is no overshoot or undershoot, but the response was slow, 

increase the value of “Variable 9” by 4.

Repeat the above procedure, changing the value of “VARIABLE 9” until 

there is minimal overshoot and the ramp is smooth. Note that to fine tune 

the controller, the value can be incremented in steps of 1 or 2 and not 

necessarily a value of 4.

Variable 10 may be accessed and changed in the same manner.

2.  Run the controller at ST PT 2. Increase “VARIABLE 10” by 4 and watch 

for any oscillations around the setpoint. If no oscillations occur increase 

“Variable 10” by 4 until oscillations begin.

3.  After the onset of oscillations, reduce “VARIABLE 10” by 4.

4.  Repeat steps 2 and 3 until minimal over and undershoot occur.

This is a trial and error process. After each change, record the setting and its 

result. Variable 9 and 10 are initially set to 10 and 8 respectively.

Operation

PID Parameters

Summary of Contents for 120-60

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Page 2: ...320 7300 Fax 713 880 9886 www ofite com 1 Intro 2 Description 2 Specifications 3 Components 3 Installation 7 Operation 8 Manual Mode 8 Variable Mode 9 Auto Mode 9 Timer 10 Speed Controller 10 PID Para...

Page 3: ...be utilized to mix cements according to the procedures stated by the API The proper amount of mix water is carefully weighed and poured into the mixing container of the blender The rotational speed is...

Page 4: ...5 Volt Only Qty 4 122 200 Blending Assembly Square Drive 1 qt Qty 12 122 202 Stainless Steel Container 1 qt 122 203 Container Lid 1 qt 122 204 Bottom Gasket Qty 6 120 61 1 Spare Parts Kit 230 Volt 122...

Page 5: ...display shows the speed of the blade On models for cement testing 120 60 120 60 1 multiply the value displayed here by 10 to determine the actual RPM of the blade 2 Timer Display Seconds 3 Edit Setpo...

Page 6: ...point value by 1 7 Enter Button Press this button to store the Setpoint value in memory 8 Timer Reset Press this button to reset the timer to zero 9 Keypad VAR This button accesses the PID Parameter C...

Page 7: ...For testing Cement part numbers 120 60 and 120 60 1 Setpoint 1 is 4 000 RPM and Setpoint 2 is 12 000 RPM For testing Fracturing Fluids Setpoint 1 is 500 and Setpoint 2 is 1 000 RPM 15 Three Way Switch...

Page 8: ...fely away from sinks and other possible hazards 2 Place the blending assembly on the base of the unit 3 Plug the power supply cord into the port underneath the cabinet housing labeled BLENDER 4 Plug t...

Page 9: ...nd turn the Potentiometer 16 fully counter clockwise 1 Place the mix water into the mixing cup and place the lid on top of the container 2 The MAN AUTO Variable switch 13 should be in the MAN AUTO pos...

Page 10: ...er position Place the MAN AUTO VARIABLE switch 13 to the MAN AUTO position Place the MANUAL AUTO switch 15 switch to the AUTO position Once the switch is placed into the AUTO position the blender shou...

Page 11: ...e display 3 6 each increase a separate digit of the setpoint value The digits will scroll from 0 to 9 and then return to 0 3 When you reach the correct setpoint value press the enter button 7 to store...

Page 12: ...ut the response was slow increase the value of Variable 9 by 4 Repeat the above procedure changing the value of VARIABLE 9 until there is minimal overshoot and the ramp is smooth Note that to fine tun...

Page 13: ...ny losses or damages that occur as a result of Improper installation or maintenance of the products Misuse Neglect Adjustment by non authorized sources Improper environment Excessive or inadequate hea...

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