Spirax Sarco SX75 Series Installation And Maintenance Instructions Manual Download Page 19

SET POINT

Modify Set Point

Procedure to recall a Set point from memory

CHANGING NUMERIC VALUES

TUNING

AUTO-TUNE

7 • OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS • SX75 SERIES CONTROLLERS

AUTOMATIC / MANUAL OPERATION

Local Remote

FUNCTIONS MENU

During normal operation

0 2 5 0

9

From normal operation (Auto mode)

From normal operation (Auto mode)

During normal operation

During normal operation

From normal operation (Manual mode)

Variable
X

Output
Y1

Auto-Tune in operation

Ymax: 100% or 

yh

Ymin: 0%

Set point change or start up

Start Auto  - Tune  Process

Fuzzy parameters
have been calculated

Set point W

Dev. > 5% span

To scroll  through , press

Normal Operation

F

To activate displayed set point press

Confirm modified
Set point

Note:
If a Remote Set point is selected, the instrument
will store the Local Set point value this will be
re-instated  Local Set point mode is selected.

Note:
After the Set point has been modified the new target Set point will be reached after a period

of time, depending upon the values entered in the  

sl.u

 (Slope up) and  

sl.d

 (Slope down)

gradient parameters.

When using Remote Set point we suggest, to set 

sl.u

 and/or 

sl.d

 to 0

The target Set point can be viewed at any time from the function menu.

Target Set point

If slope gradient is equal to zero there will be a step change

Set point changed

Target Set point =350

°

t

t = 10 minutes

sI.u

.

  = 

   10 digit  / min.

Example

Initial Set point
= 250

°

C

Set point value
will flash

Least significant
digit will flash

The Set point may
now be modified
as previously
explained

It is possible to modify any numeric value by changing each digit in

press          to select the required digit.
Each successive press of this button moves the
flashing digit one place to the left.

Example: to change 250 to 260

Pressing increments 

the 

selected 

digit 

(for 

the

most significant digit there is a - between 9 and 0)

Press          to accept the value. The value displayed
will be accepted automatically after the 10 seconds.

Auto-tune should be used when the instrument is first installed to provide approximate
values for the FUZZY algorithm, and calculation of proportional, integral and derivative
parameters.

When the auto-tune cycle has been completed, the values for FUZZY (

ferr

;

fder

t.san

) will

also be adjusted automatically.
It is possible to escape from the auto-tune procedure at any time by pressing any key.

The Auto-tune function is available if the following requirements are met:

1. Parameter 

A.tu

 = 1

2. The deviation between set point value and measured value
    of more than 5% of input span
Note• if the heat/cool facility is selected the

Auto-tune process will calculate the FUZZY

         parameters for both heat and cool.

Auto-Tune in operation

Start
Auto-tune
process

To enter Manual mode

To enter Automatic mode

Enable remote Set point
The REM indicator will,
switch on

Enable local
Set point
The REM indicator
will switch off

Set point value
will flash

Modify Set point

Accept Set point 1 as
target Set point

Accept Set point 2 as
target Set point

Accept Set point 3 as
target Set point

Accept Set point 4 as
target Set point

Set point value will
flash

Modify Set point

AUTO

AUTO

100% Set point W

W = X

Y

AUTO

=Y

MAN

Y

MAN

=Y

AUTO

modify Y

with

100% output Y

W (X)

W

Y

Y

Y

0

0

MAN

X

sI.u.

Remote Set
point status

Serial
Communication
status

Auto-Tune
status

Memory Set
point Number
window

Auto/manual
status

If or is 

not 

pressed 

within 

10 

seconds 

the 

instrument

will  time-out back to the normal display

Time out:

1

during

normal operation

during

programming

DISPLAY

Measured value

Set point

Function
mnemonic

during normal

operation

KEYS

Digit select

Increment value

Edit Set point

Enter

Auto / Manual

Function

Function value

during

programming

Note:
The above Set points may be modified from the
1

st

group within the parameter menu.

AT and MAN
will be
displayed
when auto-
tune is in
operation.

3

4

Run Auto - Tune
function

Modify or view
Parameters

Start Configuration
Procedure

View
Set point

View
Configuration code

View instrument
Device number 0 … 63

For serial comms
SX75+ model only

Serial Communication status
enabled to write

63

275.8

275.8

 50

4

tune

par.

Conf

Addr

Addr

Co

7500

4230

0250

0250

0260

 250

 0250

 0260

sp. 2

sp. 1

 250

sp. 4

sp. 3

 250

s.p.r.

s.p.1.

sp. t

Aan.

Auto

tune

275.8

275.8

50

63

NOTE: 

THIS PROCEDURE WILL NOT  WORK

IF TERMINALS 21 & 24 (IL3) ARE LINKED

COMMISSIONING EXAMPLES

The following commissioning examples for the SX75 controller will provide guidance to commission similar applications.

Example 1. Pressure control

Using an SX75 controller with a pressure transmitter monitoring system pressure, and the controller is providing a 4-20mA control signal to
the control valve.

Application requirements:

Pressure transmitter 0 to 25 barg, producing a 4 - 20 mA output signal.

Control Valve with Electric or Electro-pneumatic positioner accepting a 4 - 20 mA input signal.

Two Event alarms are required.  Event Y2 set for active high process alarm at 22 bar.  Event Y3 set for active outside band alarm set
at 5 bar.

This process requires only one set point.  The local set point is 18 bar

Configuration code settings:

E

F

G

H

7

4

3

0

I

L

M

N

5

3

0

0

Configuration parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Customer set

Values

Sc.d.d

Number of decimal places

1

Sc.lo

Input scale low value

0.0

Sc.hi

Input scale high value

25.0

Group1 Set point parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Default

Customer set

Value

Values

Sl. 

U

Slope up between SP

0.0

0.0

Sl. d

Slope down between SP

0.0

0.0

y2S.P

Event Alarm 1set point

300

22.0

y2Hy

Event Alarm 1 Hysteresis

0.50

0.5

y3S.P

Event Alarm 2set point

300

5.0

y3Hy

Event Alarm 2 Hysteresis

0.50

0.5

Group 2 Control parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Default

Customer set

Value

Values

P.b.

Proportional Band

5.0

20.0

t.i.

Integral time

1.0

0.3

t.d.

Derivative time

0.20

0.0

F.Int.

Fuzzy intensity

50

50

Group 3 Advanced parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Default

Customer set

Value

Values

A.Par

Security access

0022

0022

A.tu.

Auto Tune enable

1

0

F.Err

Fuzzy scale

20.0

80

F.der

Fuzzy change on difference

10.00

99.99

t.San

Sampling time

3

0

S.P.L.l

Set point low limit

see Sc.lo

0

S.P.L.h

Set point high limit

see Sc.hi

20

yL.

Minimum power output

0

0

yh.

Maximum power output (heat)

100

100

t.F iL

Input filter time constant

0

0

In.Sh

Input Shift

0

0

Sa.y2

Y2 Event safety Action

0

1

Sa.y3

Y3 Event safety action

0

1

In the normal operating mode, adjust the local set point to 18 bar.  Press 

W

  key, then press the 

 

 key.  Using the increment key

 

, and the digit select key 

  change the set point to 18.

Note: For SX75+ models,
the parameters “ S.C.I;
Addr; S.C.b.r; S.C.Pa” for
serial communication will
be present between t.San
and S.P.L.l .

Example 2. Temperature control

Using an SX75 controller with an RTD Pt100 sensor monitoring the system temperature.  The controller provides a Valve Motor Drive
output signal to the electric actuator.  The actuator travel speed is 0.5mm/s, with a valve travel of 20mm.

Configuration Code and parameters:

Temperature sensor with an effective range from 0°C to 100°C.

Control Valve with Valve motor drive electric actuator.

Two Event alarms are required.  Event Y2 set for active low process alarm set at 35°C.  Event Y3 set for an active high deviation alarm
set at 10°C.

This process requires only two set points.  Set point 1 = 40°C is the standby temperature.  Set point 2 = 60°C is the control
temperature. (Note Set point’s 3 and 4 can be ignored)

Configuration code settings:

E

F

G

H

1

0

5

0

I

L

M

N

6

7

0

3

Configuration parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Customer set

Values

C_F

°C or °F

0

Group1 Set point parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Default

Customer set

Value

Values

S.P. 1

Set point 1

10

40

S.P. 2

Set point 2

20

60

S.P. 3

Set point 3

30

N/A

S.P. 4

Set point 4

40

N/A

Sl. 

U

Slope up between SP

0.0

0.0

Sl. d

Slope down between SP

0.0

0.0

y2S.P

Event Alarm 1set point

300

35

y2Hy

Event Alarm 1 Hysteresis

0.50

0.5

y3S.P

Event Alarm 2set point

300

10

y3Hy

Event Alarm 2 Hysteresis

0.50

0.5

Group 2 Control parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Default

Customer set

Value

Values

P.b.

Proportional Band

5.0

5.0

t.i.

Integral time

5.0

5.0

t.d.

Derivative time

1.00

1.00

F.Int.

Fuzzy intensity

50

50

t.y

Time for full valve travel

60

40

dy.

Valve movement sensitivity

1.0

1.0

Pot. l

Potentiometer Calibration

N/A

N/A

Group 3 Advanced parameter settings:

Parameter

Description

Default

Customer set

Value

Values

A.Par

Security access

0022

0022

A.tu.

Auto Tune enable

1

1

F.Err

Fuzzy scale

20.0

20

F.der

Fuzzy change on difference

10.00

4.00

t.San

Sampling time

3

15

S.P.L.l

Set point low limit

see Sc.lo

0

S.P.L.h

Set point high limit

see Sc.hi

80

t.F iL

Input filter time constant

0

0

In.Sh

Input Shift

0

0

Sa.y2

Y2 Event safety Action

0

1

Sa.y3

Y3 Event safety action

0

1

Note: For SX75+ models,
the parameters “ S.C.I;
Addr; S.C.b.r; S.C.Pa” for
serial communication will
be present between t.San
and S.P.L.l .

CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTIONS

4) Normal operating mode: 

The values in group 3 advanced parameters could be set now. However, it is recommended that

you now proceed to the normal operating mode. This will provide access to the settings of Group 1 (Set point), Group 2 (Control), and Group
3 (Advanced) parameters.

To proceed to normal operating mode press the function key 

F

 

 

 This will display the two groups of configuration codes that have

been set. After 10 seconds the display will time out and return to normal operating mode.

5) Modify a completed configuration code: 

To modify the set onfiguration code from the normal operating display,

proceed as follows

Press

 

F

 

 repeatedly until the controller displays 'ConF' Press

 

 

 twice.

Using the increment key 

  and the digit select key 

 , enter the password 3333.

Press 

 

 and follow procedure shown from 1a of this section.

Note: the controller will time out from the configuration back to the normal operating
mode, if a key is not pressed after 30 seconds.

Note: Before switching the power on, check that the controller is wired correctly
(refer to section 4, Electrical wiring).

On power up the controller will display

Co

9999

9999

This indicates that the controller is not configured (the controller will not function without being configured). If it has been configured and you
need to change the configuration, see item 5 of this document.

To configure the controller two sets of code numbers must be entered into the controller. Configuration code group 1, EFGH (Con1), cover the
input type, the output type, and the control and safety action. Configuration code Group 2 ILMN (Con2), cover the event alarms, set point, plus
re-transmission on SX75+ models.

Refer to the Configuration Code table, on the opposite side of this sheet to select the desired configuration settings. Selected codes should be
recorded the "customer configuration and parameter record" sheet.

To enter the desired codes proceed as follows:

1) EFGH Configuration Code (Con1)

Press the enter key 

. The controller will display

Adjustments can only be made if a digit of the code displayed is flashing. The flashing will time out after 30 seconds. To restart a flashing

display, press the 

 

key.

1a) H Code setting (Control action and safety position):

The H code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value.

Press 

 , to increment the displayed value. When the desired value is displayed, press 

  to advance to G code setting.

1b) G Code setting (Control output type):

The G code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value.

Press 

 , to increment the displayed value. When the desired value is displayed, press

 

 

 to advance to F code setting.

1c) F Code setting (Input type and scale part 1):

The F code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value. Press 

 , to increment the displayed value.

When the desired value is displayed, press 

 

 to advance to E code setting.

1d) E Code setting (Input type and scale part 2):

The E code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value.

Press 

 , to increment the displayed value. To save the selected EFGH codes, press 

 . You will now  advance to configuration

 code  group 2 ILMN (Con2).

9 9 9 9

Con 1

EF code setting value

G code setting value

H code setting value

Configuration code EFGH

2) ILMN Configuration Code (Con2)

After the enter key is pressed, the display will show:

2a) N Code setting (Set point type):

The N code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value. Press 

 

 , to increment the displayed value.  When

the  desired value is displayed, press 

  to advance to M code setting.

2b) M Code setting (Retransmission output for SX75+ models):

The M code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value.

Press 

 

 , to increment the displayed value. When the desired value is displayed, press

 

 

 to advance to L code setting.

2c) L Code setting (Event alarm Y3):

The L code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value. Press 

 , to increment the displayed value. When

the desired value is displayed, press 

 

 to advance to I code setting.

2d) I Code setting (Event alarm Y2):

The I code value will be flashing to prompt the user to select the desired value. Press 

 

 , to increment the displayed value.

To save the selected ILMN codes, press 

.

Note: You will now advance to setting the configuration parameters. See section 3 below.

3) Configuration Parameters

NOTE: depending on the configuration codes previously set, some of the configuration parameters are
not applicable.

• C_F parameter is only shown for RTD and Thermocouples input ranges (Codes EF)
• Scdd parmeter is only shown for mA / volt inputs types (Codes EF)
• Sc.lo and Schi parameters are only shown for configurable input scales, Configuration code F = 2.
• Sa.Y1 Safety action parameter is only shown when configuration code H=6  or H=7.

3a) "C_F" Celsius or Fahrenheit: 

Use the 

 

 key to select 0 for °C or 1 for °F. Press the enter key

  to set the

desired scale.

3b) "Sc.dd" Decimal Places: 

Use the 

 

 key to select 1, 2 or 3 decimal places. The default value is 1. Press the enter

key 

  to select the desired value.

3c) "Sc.lo" Configurable input scale low value: 

This will set the low value for for the input scale. Use the increment key

 , and the digit select key 

  to enter the low input scale value. Press the enter key 

, to set the desired value.

3d) "Sc.hi" Configurable input scale high value: 

This will set the high value for the input scale. Use the increment key

 , and the digit select key 

  to enter the low input scale value. Press the enter key 

, to set the desired value.

NOTE:The above will not be shown if the input type selected has a fixed scale range. (ie. EF Code = 10,
sets an RTD with a fixed range from -99.9 to 300.0)

3e) "SA.yl" Configurable safety position for the control output: Note this is only displayed
when configuration code "H" is 6 or 7.

Using the increment key 

  and the digit select key 

  to modify the value for the required safety position.

Press the enter key

  to set the desired value. This now completes the setting of the configuration codes and configuration

parameters. The controller will advance to Group 3 of the advanced parameters. Please read below.

9 9 9 9

Con 2

I code setting value

L code setting value

M code setting value

Configuration code ILMN

N code setting value

S.P. t

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Summary of Contents for SX75 Series

Page 1: ...3231350 3 Issue 3 Printed in the UK Copyright 2006 SX75 Series Process Controller Installation and Maintenance Instructions...

Page 2: ...WORD PROTECTION page 15 6 PROGRAMMING INSTUCTIONS FUNCTIONS MENU CONFIGURATION SETTING OF PARAMETERS see enclosed leaflet 7 OPERATING INSTUCTIONS second leaflet FUNCTIONS MENU CHANGING NUMERIC VALUES...

Page 3: ...controller is designed as an installation category II product and is reliant on the building installation for over current protection and primary isolation Wiring should be carried out in accordance...

Page 4: ...product or its wiring is located near a radio transmitter Excessive electrical noise occurs on the mains supply Cellular telephones and mobile radios may cause interference if used within approximate...

Page 5: ...of measure X is expressed in engineering units If value over range If value under range In parameters displays parameter values In configuration displays the values of EFGH configuration code see encl...

Page 6: ...to write Flashes with signal in transit Loop Break Alarm With output Y3 active and configured as Loop Break Alarm the front displays X and W will flash see p 15 3 2 1 Output Y1 red Output Y1 red Outp...

Page 7: ...ing Enter or Scroll of values and modes of operation Change from Automatic to Manual operation and vice versa Set Point Digit selection Increment digit Functions Enter Auto Man KEYS 1 Local 4 storable...

Page 8: ...jection W F A M AMBIENT Temperature 0 50 C Humidity 30 85uR Install away from heat sources corrosive gases dusty environments Do NOT force cross screwdriver HR mV V A kW psi Bar F MPa l m m3 h Nm3 h C...

Page 9: ...e plate to free the location pin 2 Depress the plate to engage the pin 1 Rotate upwards With eyelet terminals 6 9 max With tinned wire 6 7 With fork terminals 6 9 max Cable section wires N 0 25 2 5 AW...

Page 10: ...20 11 1 Single out supply line from power line Keep away from electromagnetic contactors and powerful motors Channel for low level signal conductors Power supply and output channels A B C D E A B C D...

Page 11: ...or wire A B B 7 9 10 B For RTD Pt100 C Continuous mA Volt Input mA Volt Auxiliary supply for transmitter 6 7 9 Rj X i 4 20 mA 6 7 9 Rj Transmitter 24 Vdc For 2 wire transmitter For 3 or 4 wire transmi...

Page 12: ...C2 H C3 External contacts Closing of contacts C1 C2 C3 for two seconds permits the selection AUTO or MAN Local or Remote Set point and recalling the 4 memorized Set points 4 Logic inputs From 100 to 1...

Page 13: ...will protect the controller from switching the actuators high current loads avoid introducing high current loops within the proximity of the controller and provide an easily replaceable switching ele...

Page 14: ...act rating 5A 250Vac for resistive loads transition 2 x 10 coeff 5 min at 5A 250Vac 6 Main output Y1 Y1 Y1 B single in current 450 W max 19 20 C single in voltage 19 20 Load Load D single logic Y1 19...

Page 15: ...limit 0 100 Y1F limit 0 100 0 100 100 0 Cool Heat Cool 100 Y1F output cool Y1C output heat Output feature of dual action controllers NA Dead band 6 Main output Y1 continued Terminals 16 17 Y1 s Heat...

Page 16: ...oint W of output Y1F Cool Passing from 4 20mA standard to 0 10Vdc by moving a JUMPER inside the controller 4 20 mA 0 10 Vdc Y4 Retransmission output Y1F option TX RX 2 3 4 1 Transmission Reception Int...

Page 17: ...swords have to be entered 5 2 Access to programming group 3 parameters password 1111 1111 3333 1111 Enter password of access to configuration see enclosed leaflet OK Return to normal function YES NO I...

Page 18: ...e of these set values is recalled the small auxil iary display on the front of the instru ment shows the set number recalled sl u Rate of change for increase of the main set point SP Any new value of...

Page 19: ...escription Customer set Values C_F C or F 0 Group1 Set point parameter settings Parameter Description Default Customer set Value Values S P 1 Set point 1 10 40 S P 2 Set point 2 20 60 S P 3 Set point...

Page 20: ...een 0 to 300 steps This value is with reference to set point W Active high Active low Event set point is variable within the input signal scale range Active high Active low Event set point is variable...

Page 21: ...input or output signals will cause the output Y3 to be energized after a few minutes and front display X and W will flash The alarm state will stop when the fault is corrected or if a key is pressed...

Page 22: ...al Sp to Remote Sp __ ON C2 C3 C1 IL2 IL3 IL1 Operating mode options COM IL1 IL2 IL3 H C1 21 22 23 24 H C2 H C3 External contacts Note 1 Is possible to fix the selected Set point holding closed the re...

Page 23: ...radient slope 0 1 100 0 digit min Higher and lower limit from beginning to end of scale Local Remote Set point In current 4 20mA Ri30 Not isolated accuracy 0 1 at 25 C In voltage 0 10Vdc Ri 330k Contr...

Page 24: ...4 20mA 450W max 10Vdc max galvanically isolated Voltage 0 10Vdc 500W min 20mA max Serial commnication SX75 only Interface 20mA C L passive and galvanically isolated see manual MIU CS E or RS485 port P...

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