promesstec UREG 200, User Manual

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5.15 RS-232 interface ...................................................................................... 40
5.16 Analogue retransmission .......................................................................... 41
5.17 Programming interface ............................................................................. 41
6. Programming the basic functions ..................................................................... 42
6.1 input 1 (IN1) ................................................................................................. 43
6.2 output 1 and 2 (OUT1 / OUT2) .................................................................... 44
6.3 Setting the User Menu (SEL1
– SEL5) ........................................................ 45
6.4 Heating only control ..................................................................................... 45
6.5 Cooling only control ..................................................................................... 47
6.6 Heating-cooling control ................................................................................ 48
6.7 Holding time ................................................................................................ 50
6.8 Process alarms ............................................................................................ 51
6.9 Differenzalarm ............................................................................................. 53
6.10 Differential band alarm ............................................................................. 55
6.11 Control loop interruption alarm ................................................................. 56
6.12 Sensor break alarm .................................................................................. 57
6.13 SP1 Setting range .................................................................................... 57
6.14 PV1 Offset ................................................................................................ 58
6.15 Error behaviour / display .......................................................................... 59
6.16 Bumpless Transfer BPLS ......................................................................... 60
6.17 Self-optimization ....................................................................................... 61
6.18 Automatic setting ...................................................................................... 62
6.19 Manual setting .......................................................................................... 65
6.20 DC Sensor supply .................................................................................... 68
6.21 Manual operation ..................................................................................... 69
6.22 Display Mode ........................................................................................... 69
6.23 Restoring factory settings ......................................................................... 71
7. Programming the full range of functions (FULL) ................................................ 72
7.1 Event input (EIFN) ....................................................................................... 72
7.2 Second set point .......................................................................................... 73
7.3 Second PID setting ...................................................................................... 73
7.4 Ramps & Timers .......................................................................................... 74
7.5 External set point ......................................................................................... 76
7.6 Difference regulations .................................................................................. 77
7.7 Control limitation .......................................................................................... 77
7.8 Data transmission RS interfaces ................................................................. 78