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(2) Setting Time Unit 

5-2 Time unit setting screen 

 

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

 Initial value: 

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 Setting range: 

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(MS)

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A unit of time used in various items, such as step signal and step 
time, is set. 

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 stands for "~hours~minutes" and 
 for "~minutes~seconds."

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A set unit is unable to be changed during RUN in the PROG mode. 

(3) Setting With/Without Power Failure Compensation 

5-3 With/without power failure compensation setting screen 

 

  

To 5-0 screen

 

 

  Initial value: OFF

       

  Setting range: ON/OFF 

When OFF is set, the instrument starts up in the state of RST in 
the PROG mode when power is applied again, that is, a state 
preceding the power failure is not maintained. When ON is 
selected, the instrument starts up in a state preceding the power 
failure. (In the FIX mode, a state preceding the power failure is 
always maintained.)   
The following are excluded, however:   

AT in execution.   

A change in the state of DI input (Power supply is interrupted 

in the state of ON, turned OFF during interruption).   

PID No. where hysteresis of zone PID is involved. 

(4) Setting Input Abnormality Mode 

5-4 Input abnormality mode setting screen 

 

  

  To 5-0 screen

 

 

  Initial value:

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  Setting range:

(HLD)

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(RUN)

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(RST)

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How to deal with sensor break or scaleover, which may occur in 
the process of program control, is set. 

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The HLD state precedes recovery from scaleover or   

  

    resetting. Output is fixed to 0%. If the sensor has   

   

no problem, the HLD state is released upon   

   

applying power again. 

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Program action continues until the program ends or   

   

reset is input. (Time continuation) Output is fixed   

   

to 0%. 

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  : Program action is released and the instrument is put   

   

in the state of reset. 

(5) Setting Measuring Range Code   

5-5 Measuring range code setting screen   

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

  Initial value: 05  

       

  Setting range: 01 ~ 92 

A measuring range is set. A table of measuring range codes is 
shown in "5-11. Measuring Range Code Table." A set code is 
unable to be changed during RUN in the PROG mode.   

(6) Setting Input Unit   

5-6 Screen for changing set input unit   

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

  Initial value: 

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 Setting range:

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The unit for sensor input display is selected between 

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(˚C) and 



(˚F). The screen is not displayed when linear input (mV, V, 

mA) is selected. A set unit is unable to be changed during RUN 
in the PROG mode. 

(7) Setting Input Scaling 

5-7 Input scaling lower limit value setting screen   

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

  Initial value: 0.0  

       

  Setting range: –1999 ~ 9989 digits 

A lower limit value of scaling for linear input (mV, V, mA) is set. 
During sensor input, the lower limit of measuring range is 
displayed and no change is possible. A set value is unable to be 
changed during RUN in the PROG mode. 

To 5-8 screen 

5-8 Input scaling higher limit value setting screen 

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

  Initial value: 100.0  

       

  Setting range: (Input scale) lower limit value + 10 ~   

             

  Lower limit value + 5000 digits   

A higher limit value of scaling for linear input (mV, V, mA) is 
set. During sensor input, the higher limit of measuring range is 
displayed and no change is possible. A set value is unable to be 
changed during RUN in the PROG mode.   

Note

: If a lower limit value is set so as to have a difference   

 

  of less than 10 counts or more than 5000 counts from a   

 

  higher limit value, the higher limit value is forcibly   

 

  changed to the lower limit value +10 counts or the   

 

  lower limit value +5000.   

5-9 Input scaling decimal point position setting 

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

  Initial value: 0.0  

       

  Setting range: Without decimal point (0) ~ 3 decimal   

             

 places (0.000)  

The position of decimal point for input scaling is set. During 
sensor input, the screen is for monitoring only and no setting is 
possible. A set position is unable to be changed during RUN in 
the PROG mode.   

(8) Setting PV Bias   

5-10 PV Bias setting screen 

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

   Initial value: 0.0  

       

  Setting range: –1999 ~ 2000 digits   

PV bias is used to correct an error of input from sensor or the 
like. When a bias is set, control is also carried out with a 
corrected value. 

(9) Setting PV Filter   

5-11 PV filter setting screen 

  

To 5-0 screen 

 

 

   Initial value: 0  

       

  Setting range: 0 ~ 100 seconds   

In case input changes conspicuously or noise continues, PV filter 
is used to mitigate such undesirable effect. When 0 second is set, 
filter does not function. 

(10) Setting Output Control Characteristic 

5-12 Output control characteristic setting screen 

  

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  Initial value: 

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 Setting range:

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A characteristic of control output is set. RA is for heating and 
DA cooling.   

(11) Setting Proportional Cycle   

5-13 Proportional cycle setting screen 

 

  

  To 5-0 screen

 

 

    Initial value: Y output: 30, P output: 3 

       

  Setting range: 1 ~ 120 seconds 

Proportional cycling time of control output is set. This screen is 
not displayed in the case of voltage or current output. For details 
of proportional cycle, see   
"6-8. Proportional Cycle Time." 

(12) Setting SV Limiter   

5-14 SV limiter lower limit value setting screen

 

  

  To 5-0 screen

 

 

    Initial value: Lower limit value of measuring range 

       

  Setting range: Lower limit value of measuring range ~ 

             

  Higher limit –1 count 

When a narrower range than the measuring range is used for 
target value setting, a lower limit value is set. (It prevents 
erroneous setting in a dangerous range.) 

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Summary of Contents for FP93

Page 1: ...otice Please ensure that this instruction manual is given to the final user of the instrument Preface This instruction manual is meant for those who will be involved in the wiring installation operati...

Page 2: ...Setting Step SV 17 2 Setting Step Time 17 3 Setting PID No 17 5 8 Explanation of screen Group 3 and Setting 17 1 Setting ON OFF of FIX Mode 17 2 Setting FIX SV Value 17 3 Setting FIX No 17 4 Setting F...

Page 3: ...the switch or the breaker adjacently to the instrument in a position which allows it to be operated with ease with an indication that it is a means of turning the power off Use a switch or a breaker...

Page 4: ...resistor 250 for current input 1 pc Terminal resistor 120 for RS 485 1 pc NOTE For any problem with the product shortage of accessories or request for information please contact our sales agent 2 2 Ha...

Page 5: ...ction 3 5 and the terminal arrangement in Section 3 6 and make sure to carry out the correct wiring d Use press fit terminal which fits an M3 5 screw and has a width of 7 mm or less e In case of therm...

Page 6: ...output Contact COM SSR drive voltage Voltage Current Contact NO SSR drive voltage Voltage Current Contact NC 14 15 16 Event output COM EV1 EV2 EV3 17 18 19 20 Analog output option 21 22 Communication...

Page 7: ...ed as communication mode 9 AT green Auto tuning action lamp Blinks while AT is in execution The lamp lights during standby for AT and goes out when AT action comes to an end or is terminated 10 MAN gr...

Page 8: ...essed in the middle of setting in screen groups 1 3 4 or 5 the initial screen of the group is called onto display When pressed in the screen group 2 the initial screen of screen group 1 is called onto...

Page 9: ...oup 5 calls the basic screen of screen group 0 NOTE 3 Pressing the key in any screen group calls the next screen and pressing it on the last screen of a screen group calls the initial screen NOTE 4 A...

Page 10: ...10...

Page 11: ...11...

Page 12: ...ting 5 32 Analog output type setting 5 11 PV filter setting 5 33 Analog output scaling lower limit setting 5 12 Output control characteristics setting 5 34 Analog output scaling higher limit setting 5...

Page 13: ...group 4 calls the basic screen of screen group 0 Pressing the key on the initial screen of screen group 5 calls the basic screen of screen group 0 Pressing the key on any screen midway of screen grou...

Page 14: ...g range codes on the 5 5 Measuring range code setting screen For current voltage or mV input lower higher limit values and the position of decimal point of the contents of display in response to input...

Page 15: ...PROG mode If stop RST is input through external control input DI 1 or in the case of a change to FIX mode through DI the 0 0 basic screen is returned In case is set for external control input DI it f...

Page 16: ...F Setting range OFF 1 End step A step in which TS2 signal is stopped is set This screen is not displayed when TS2 ON step is OFF A change of end step makes four decimal places blink if set value of en...

Page 17: ...out as PID No 1 To 2 1 screen 5 8 Explanation of screen Group 3 and Setting 3 0 Initial screen To 4 0 screen representing FIX mode is shown on PTN display 1 Setting ON OFF of FIX Mode 3 1 FIX mode ON...

Page 18: ...PID does not function and ordinary PID action is carried out This screen is not displayed when P OFF 4 7 Lower limit output limiter setting screen To 4 1 PID No 1 screen To 4 10 zone PID screen Initia...

Page 19: ...it of measuring range is displayed and no change is possible A set value is unable to be changed during RUN in the PROG mode To 5 8 screen 5 8 Input scaling higher limit value setting screen To 5 0 sc...

Page 20: ...5 19 Event 1 EV1 type setting screen To 5 0 screen Initial value Setting range The type of event to be set as EV1 is selected from the following table To 5 20 screen Table of Event Type Codes Code Typ...

Page 21: ...n To 5 0 screen Initial value The higher limit value of setting range for PV and SV and 100 0 for OUT Setting range Within measuring range when PV or SV is selected and 0 0 100 0 when OUT is selected...

Page 22: ...M LOC COM LOC Keyoperation Available Available Notavailable Available Communicationwriting Available Available Available Notavailable 18 Setting Keylock 5 45 Keylock setting screen To 5 0 screen Initi...

Page 23: ...o manual output is not possible while auto tuning is in execution 100 output is shown as and the decimal point of blinks When OFF is set for proportional band P in the case of contact output or SSR dr...

Page 24: ...unction to correct an offset constant deviation produced in proportional band The longer the integral time the weaker the correcting action that is reducing the integral time strengthens the correctin...

Page 25: ...by shorting across terminals 1 and 2 ADV As on the 0 6 ADV execution screen when executed the present step comes to an end and is forced to proceed to the next step Being edge input ADV is executed ev...

Page 26: ...g screen When event output is used as an alarm select from 1 2 and 3 of the standby action code table When event output is used for control set 4 control mode In case 4 is selected however event outpu...

Page 27: ...HLD the change is not reflected until HLD is released Reasons why time signal does not function always OFF Time signal does not function in the following cases 1 or is not set as status output of eve...

Page 28: ...r Break of thermocouple input wiring Break of R T D input A wiring Input measured value exceeded higher limit of measuring range by more than 10 Check thermocouple input wiring If wiring has no proble...

Page 29: ...alue includes action type E1 i Hd 2000 digit Ld 1999 digit od 2000 digit id 2000 digit HA Higher limit of measuring range LA Lower limit of measuring range 1 12 EV2 level value includes action type E2...

Page 30: ...ID hysteresis dF 20 digit 4 3 PID I I ijh 4 4 PID D d kh 4 5 PID MR mr rh 4 6 PID SF SF rlh 4 7 PID lower limit o_L rh 4 8 PID higher limit o_H ihrh PID No 5 4 0 Initial screen Pid 4 1 PID P P uh 4 2...

Page 31: ...External control input 4 code di4c l 5 19 EV1 action type E1_m i 5 20 EV1 hysteresis E1_d i 5 digit 5 21 EV1 standby setting E1_i i i 5 22 EV2 action type E2_m j 5 23 EV2 hysteresis E2_d j 5 digit 5...

Page 32: ...setting EV3 setting 20 The number of pattern executions 10 Guarantee soak PV start 0 Step No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SV set value Time PID No 0 6 Copy these pages for your use as occasion demands Zone PI...

Page 33: ...rent mA Thermocouple Input impedance 500 k minimum External resistance tolerance 100 maximum Influence of lead wire tolerance 1 2 V 10 Burnout function standard up scale Cold junction compensation acc...

Page 34: ...igits Within higher lower limit deviations 0 2000 digits Standby action Selectable from the following 4 types respectively for EV1 EV2 and EV3 None Standby 1 standby only when power is applied Standby...

Page 35: ...nd PID No Time signal 2 outputs pattern to be set within time setting range Number of pattern executions Maximum 9999 PV start ON OFF Guarantee soak OFF 1 999 digits Hold Front key input or external c...

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