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Specifications .................................................................. 1

 

General Description ............................................................................ 2 

Installation Procedure ......................................................................... 2 

Overtemperature Protection .............................................................. 3 

Set Point & Features ........................................................................... 4 

Alarm Feature ...................................................................................... 4 

Error Conditions ................................................................................... 4 

Error Messages ................................................................................... 4 

Power and Relay Wiring .................................................................... 5 

Calibration ............................................................................................. 6 

2 Wire RTD Sensor Calibration ........................................................ 6 

Resistance Signal Calibration ........................................................... 7 

3 Wire RTD Calibration ...................................................................... 7 

Thermocouple Calibration ................................................................. 8 

Voltage Signal Calibration .................................................................. 8 

Current Input Calibration ................................................................. 10 

Frequency Signal Calibration ......................................................... 10

Configuration (Setup) ....................................................................... 11 

Main Menu Summary...................................................................... 11 

Sensor Type (U1) ............................................................................. 12 

Signal Offset (U2) ............................................................................. 12 

Signal Filter Setting (U4) .................................................................. 12 

Set Point Dead Band (U5) .............................................................. 13 

Display Stabilizer (U8) ...................................................................... 13 

Set Point Limit (L) .............................................................................. 13 

Heating or Cooling Switch (F2) ...................................................... 13 

Alarm On/Off Switch (F3) ................................................................ 14 

Unit Display Enable (F4) ................................................................. 14 

Temperature Units Conversion (F5) ............................................. 14 

Sensor DIP Switch Settings ........................................................... 14 

Electrical Noise and Interference ................................................... 15 

Illustration of a Typical Heater 

Installation in a Process Tank ......................................................... 15

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DE20 / T-DE20 Instruction Manual

 

TABLE  OF  CONTENTS

DE20 / T-DE20  Digital  Temperature 

Control

 

Summary of Contents for T-DE20

Page 1: ...enuSummary 11 SensorType U1 12 SignalOffset U2 12 SignalFilterSetting U4 12 SetPointDeadBand U5 13 DisplayStabilizer U8 13 SetPointLimit L 13 HeatingorCoolingSwitch F2 13 AlarmOn OffSwitch F3 14 UnitD...

Page 2: ...1 2 nominal LED display screen Control Function ON OFF Electromechanical Relays Control Outputs SP1 Set Point reverse acting SPDT 20A resistive 240 VAC max 1HP 240 VAC max 1 2 HP 120VAC ON OFF Differe...

Page 3: ...that delivered the controller Remove the rear cover and inspect the controller for internal damage Remove the rear cover Select from the four 4 knockouts on the rear cover that which offers the most c...

Page 4: ...nclude a thermal device Protector 1 2 or 3 on the heater to monitor the heat er s surface temperature When wired properly these devices cut the power to the heater in low solution level conditions In...

Page 5: ...ss the SET key to enter your new value If you wish to accept the current value press the SET key The controller will automatically return to the operat ing mode and display the current temperature M 3...

Page 6: ...awg minimum 4 Relay connection wires see state and local electrical requirements for proper 65 C wire gauge Referring to the Power Heating and Cool ing Relay Wiring rear view of controller illustratio...

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Page 8: ...d in the control memory To restore update or verify that this standard set of values is correct do the following Equipment needed 1 Two precision resistors tolerance 0 1 or bet ter with a fixed value...

Page 9: ...ecision resistors Retain for future M 33 01 05 3 19 18 use Reinstall the RTD sensor and rear cover of con troller Return the calibrated control to service Thermocouple The DE20 can be equipped with an...

Page 10: ...19 18 Item Number 5415 Terminal 1 is common nega tive and terminal 2 is the signal connection posi tive Note Polarity must be observed Calibration procedures require the removal of the rear cover of t...

Page 11: ...input Step 1 Turn OFF all power Step 2 Remove rear cover Step 3 Remove input leads Step 4 Install the 0 20 mA DC calibrator or the power supply resistor and ammeter in series with terminal 1 and 2 St...

Page 12: ...e to lock the new value into memory After completing all changes to the configuration of the control the new configuration must be saved To save the new value press the increase and de crease buttons...

Page 13: ...which is applied to the signal received from the sensor The units C F ohms etc will be dictated by the type of sensor selected in U1 settings Temperature Sensor Number represents degrees Celsius or Fa...

Page 14: ...condition this setting can be altered in conjunc tion with the U4 setting to reduce the display instability Lower values cause maximum suppression Larger values provide greater accuracy The default va...

Page 15: ...is limited to four positions F5 Temperature Units Conversion This setting may be set to a zero 0 or a one 1 When set to a zero 0 the temperature is displayed in degrees Fahrenheit When set to a one 1...

Page 16: ...tatic precipitators are in the vicinity of the control A more common source of interference occurs when the control is switching inductive loads such as contactor coils solenoids or motors The collaps...

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