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SOFTWARE .09 

 

Features of controller 

The controller features a temperature control circuit. The sensor input measures the temperature of 
the deep fryer, the relay output controls the heating. The temperature is displayed on a three-digit 
display. The LEDs indicate the switching state and control status. 
 
The controller features a control unit with PID characteristic. Four sets of parameters, each with a 
P-term, I-term, D-term and a cycle time, can be set up separately, and can be pre-selected or 
activated as programs. The upper button quickly changes over to maximum heating power after 
the heat-up phase and is referred to as the "turbo button". The controller also features specific 
alarm messages on the time the fat operating time indicating that the fat has to be replaced and 
finally disabling the controller. For heating types starting after a delay, a switch-off delay is 
implemented for the switching output. 
 
 

Operation 

Commissioning the controller 

When mains supply is turned on, the controller will always be off, i.e. in standby mode (OFF is 
displayed). To turn the controller on/off, press the "ON/OFF" button for approx. 2 seconds. The 
delay ensures that the controller is not switched on or off unintentionally. 
 

Heating with cold fat 

When the controller is turned on while the fat is cold, slow heating will always be active to ensure 
gentle heating of the solid fat. To activate quick heating, press the turbo button. Press the button 
again to return to slow heating mode. This button must also be pressed for approx. 2 seconds to 
prevent unintentional switching. 
 

Heating with hot fat 

When the fat is already hot when mains supply is turned on and the controller is turned on by 
pressing the "ON/OFF" button, the control behavior which will be activated depends on the fat 
temperature. The clock end defined via parameter "P7" is used as the limit value. 
If the temperature is below this limit when the controller is turned on, slow heating will start based 
on the clock times defined in parameters "P1" and "P2", after that "Pr.1" will always be activated. If 
the temperature is above this limit, "Pr.1" will be active immediately. If "Pr.2...Pr.4" are required 
instead, the relevant program must always be activated manually after the slow heating phase. 
 

Activated program after "ON/OFF" 

If the controller is switched off, after commissioning, for a short time via the "ON/OFF" button, slow 
heating mode will only be active if the temperature is below the limit defined in "P7" if it was 
already active before the controller was switched off. However, "Pr.1" will be activated in any case, 
i.e. "Pr.1" will always be active without a slow heating phase as well as above the defined limit. 
Programs "Pr.2...Pr.4" must always be activated manually after "ON/OFF". Below the limit value, 
this is only possible if the limit value was already reached before. Returning from "Pr.1" to slow 
heating is possible only if the limit value has not been reached before. Above the limit value, 
programs "Pr.1...Pr.4" can be activated as required after "ON/OFF". 
 
 

Summary of Contents for ST96 Series

Page 1: ... and is foreseen for use with deep fryers The unit has a 3 digit display and is supplied with 230V AC The controller has an input for Pt100 temperature sensor and one relay exit The control setpoints and parameters determining the process are adjusted with a 5 field plastic foil keyboard Sensor Pt100 Range 99 850 C Front size 96mm x 96mm Panel cut out 90 5mm x 90 5mm Connector plug and socket ...

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Page 3: ...ss the turbo button Press the button again to return to slow heating mode This button must also be pressed for approx 2 seconds to prevent unintentional switching Heating with hot fat When the fat is already hot when mains supply is turned on and the controller is turned on by pressing the ON OFF button the control behavior which will be activated depends on the fat temperature The clock end defin...

Page 4: ...ng above 50 C Activation of Pr 2 Pr 4 is deleted pre selection of Pr 2 or Pr 3 is maintained Function of indicator lamps The upper lamp H indicates the switching state of the output contact The lamp in the middle Slow heating indicates that the slow heating phase is active The bottom lamp Quick heating lights up only if program Pr 4 is active Lamps Slow heating and Quick heating are always off if ...

Page 5: ... is blocked the controller will return to reference value level in any case and Pr 2 Pr 4 will be deactivated after the reset slow heating will be active below the limit value defined in P7 above this temperature Pr 1 will be active Switch off delay for gas heating design For use with heating types which start after a delay due to their design a switch off delay can be defined for the output relay...

Page 6: ...er P7 you can stop the slow heating phase before the setpoint is reached If this is not desired set P7 0 0 K Figure 1 Heating phase after slight cooling refer to Figure 2 After minor cooling to temperatures above 50 C e g loading of small quantities of cold fat the normal heating function of the controller is maintained The new heating phase will not be slowed down the heating relay will not be cl...

Page 7: ...ion By pressing the quick heating button you can switch over to the normal heating function Now the fat will be heated more quickly The heating relay will no longer clock based on the times set in parameters P1 and P2 but based on the PID function set within program Pr 1 The clock end defined via parameter P7 does not have any influence after the manual intervention To undo the change over press t...

Page 8: ...tion mode with slow heating phase when the controller is switched on and started or restarted later or in the case of cool down to temperatures below 50 C The switch back threshold is can be set via parameter P79 First control level Setting the main reference values and reference value setback The main reference value can be viewed by pressing the SET button Press UP or DOWN key additionally to ch...

Page 9: ... 99 0 K 0 8 K P4 Lower setpoint limit 60 0 999 C 60 0 C P5 Upper setpoint limit 60 0 999 C 190 C P6 Actual value correction 10 10 0 K 0 0 K P7 Clock end below threshold 99 0 0 K 30 K P8 Proportional term Pr 1 0 1 99 0 K 5 0 K P9 I term Pr 1 0 15 12 P10 D term Pr 1 0 15 15 P11 Cycle time Pr 1 8 100 sec 12 sec P12 Proportional term Pr 2 0 1 99 0 K 5 0 K P13 I term Pr 2 0 15 12 P14 D term Pr 2 0 15 1...

Page 10: ...ctive additively in the whole measuring range P7 Clock end below reference value With this parameter you can terminate the clocked heating phase while the temperature is still below the reference value If clocked heating is to be active until the reference value is reached set P7 0 0 K P8 Proportional term Pr 1 Setting of proportional term for PID program Pr 1 In the proportional term power supply...

Page 11: ...erating times set in parameters P26 and P27 are exceeded a warning message will be displayed or control will be blocked P26 Fat operating time until warning message Here you can set the time after which a warning will prompt the user to replace the used frying fat P27 Fat operating time until controller blocked Here you can set the time after which control will be blocked and the user will have to...

Page 12: ...1 active 0 Description of parameters The following values affect the properties of the appliance and any changes should be considered carefully for this reason A1 Control characteristic in turbo program Pr 4 Here you can define the control characteristic to be used while program Pr 4 is active You can choose between thermostat behavior and PID characteristic based on parameter group P20 P23 The co...

Page 13: ... digit LED displays 13 und 10 mm height colour red 3 LEDs diameter 3mm for status display Power supply 230V 50 60Hz Connectors plug and socket Ambient conditions Storage temperature 20 70 C Operating temperature 0 55 C Relative humidity max 75 without dew Enclosure Front IP50 Installation data Front size 96 x 96 mm Panel cut out 90 5 x 90 5 mm Installation depth ca 105 mm with connector Mounting b...

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