Thermo Scientific BF51634BC-1, Installation And Operation Manual

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Operation - UP550 Controller
Program Mode Operation
Thermo Scientific 6-3
To enter a pattern into the UP550, proceed as follows. Whenever you challenge a
value, be sure to press SET/ENT to register the change.
1. Hold the SET/ENT key down for 3 seconds. PROG will appear in the lower
display.
2. Press the SET/ENT key again LOC will appear.
3. Press the up arrow key and PRG will appear. Press the SET/ENT key and the
control is now in the programming or "pattern entry" mode.
4. PTN = 1 will be displayed. This means "Pattern 1" is being is being configured.
Note that pattern 1 has already been entered at the factory for test purposes.
this pattern may be reconfigured or yon may select any pattern number
between 1 and 30 using the up/down arrow keys. If another pattern number is
selected the word "changing" will appear flashing. The SET/ENT key must be
pressed to register the change.
5. Press SET/ENT and "SEG =0" will appear. This allows you to select any
segment of the program for editing.
6. Press SET/ENT and "SSP1 = 25.0.ØC" will appear. This is the "starting
setpoint” for the pattern and it is typically set at ambient temperature.
7. Press SET/ENT and "STC =0" will appear which stands for "start code". Leave
this setting at "0".
8. Press SET/ENT and "TSP1=(value)" appears which means "target setpoint 1".
Enter the first setpoint here.
9. The next value that appears is "TIME=0h00" which means "no (hours and no
minutes". Enter a time in hours and minutes for the first segment time. This
value represents the time it will take the controller to change the setpoint from
the "starting setpoint" to "target setpoint 1".
10.Press SET/ENT and "EVI = 0" appears which means, "event 1is not used".
Leave this value at "0".
11. Press SET/ENT and "JC = 0" appears which means, "Junction Code". Leave
this value at "0".
12.Continuing to press the SET/ENT key will enter values for subsequent
segments. Notice the setpoint already entered is the next segment which is
equal to the setpoint of the previous segment. Leaving the setpoint the same
will create a "soak" segment. Changing the setpoint will create a "ramp"
segment.
13.Continue entering segment information until the pattern is complete. When the
segment time is left as a dash (-), it informs the control that the pattern is
complete. Use the DISP (Display) key to back out to the main menu.