VDH MC 885-SDHL Manual Download Page 5

 

  No. 

 
Description 

 
Range 

 
Per 

 
Unit 

 
Default 

80 

 
 
 
 
 
 

81 
82 

 

83 

Temperature in top display 

1 =  Room temperature 
2 =  Channel temperature (room temperature if P02 = 0) 
3 =  Lowest sensor temperature 
4 =  Highest sensor temperature 
5 =  Average sensor temperature 
6 =  Control temperature 

Controller delay after power interruption 
Reset alarm relay after alarm reset 

(0 = no, 1 = yes) 

(without the cause of the alarm being removed) 

Buzzer on at alarm 

(0 = no, 1 = yes 

1 6 
 
 
 
 
 
 
0 to 99 
0 1 
 
0 1 


 
 
 
 
 
 


 


 
 
 
 
 
 
min 

 


 
 
 
 
 
 


 

 

85 
86 

 
Operate password   

(0 = no password) 

Parameter password   

(0 = same as operate password) 

 
0 9999 
0 9999 

 

 

 

 

90 
91 

 
Network number 
Login interval 

 
1 250 
1 120 

 

 

min 

 

 

95 
98 
99 

 
Software version 
Serial number 
Production date   

(year/week) 

 
1.00 .. 
99.99 
0 9999 
00.01 .. 
99.52 

 


 


 


 
*  Adjusting sensors

 

The  sensors  are  adjusted  using  the  sensor  offset  parameters  (P111  and  P121).  If,  for  example,  the 
thermostat indicates 2.5

C too high for a sensor, then the sensor offset parameter will have to be reduced 

by 2.5

C. 

 
 

*  Basic regulation function

 

The basic control is set using parameters P01..04, P20..37 and P40..42: 
 

- A single mode (/setpoint) or 2 modes (/setpoints) (P01) 
- Only a room temperature or a channel temperature sensor (P02) 
- Control temperature for mode S (and for single mode) (P03) 
- Control temperature for mode D (P04) 

 

The basic control supports 3 adjustment functions: 

>

Burner on

=

>

burner low

=

 and 

>

burner high

=

. This is shown 

in  the  functional  flow  figure.  The 

>

active  setpoint

=

  is  determined  by  the  active  mode  (mode  S  or  D).  The 

>

active control temperature

=

 is the control temperature for the active mode as set using parameters P03 and 

P04. 
   
The control settings for these control functions are set using parameters P20..37. 
 
If modulating control is set for a control function, the control function modulating with an adjustable (fixed) 
duty cycle and an adjustable (fixed) cycle time will be indicated in the situations shown in the figure 

>

on

=

This modulating control can, for example, be used for a capacity/power setting. 
 
A control function can be selected for each individual relay using parameters P40..42. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for MC 885-SDHL

Page 1: ...d burner high as shown in the functional flow figure One of these control functions can be set for each relay If a burner has to be controlled with a change over relay contact burner high low control function burner high can be used for this on RY2 or RY3 The measurement and control range are both 50 to 300 C with a readout per 1 C The control range can be reduced using the parameter setting The t...

Page 2: ... pressing the ON OFF button the normal room temperature P80 will reappear in the display View the individual setpoints The LED s next to the SETP button indicate which setpoint is active This is shown on the bottom display The other setpoint will be displayed if set using P01 by pressing the SETP button A blinking LED indicates that the inactive setpoint is being displayed A few seconds after rele...

Page 3: ...rner low duty cycle for modulating control Burner low cycle time for modulating control Burner high differential Burner high offset Burner high only together with burner on 0 no 1 yes Burner high modulating control 0 no 1 yes Burner low duty cycle for modulating control Burner low cycle time for modulating control 0 1 15 50 50 0 1 15 50 50 0 1 0 to 1 0 100 5 240 0 1 15 50 50 0 1 0 1 0 100 5 240 0 ...

Page 4: ...relative to control setpoint Maximum alarm detection during 0 Spraying 1 Drying 2 Both modes always detection for single setpoint Maximum alarm temperature Switch differential for maximum alarm Time delay for maximum alarm Action at minimum alarm message with code and alarm relay function always appear in display 0 None 1 Inhibit all burner control 2 Inhibit burner high 3 Inhibit burner high repla...

Page 5: ...rameter will have to be reduced by 2 5 C Basic regulation function The basic control is set using parameters P01 04 P20 37 and P40 42 A single mode setpoint or 2 modes setpoints P01 Only a room temperature or a channel temperature sensor P02 Control temperature for mode S and for single mode P03 Control temperature for mode D P04 The basic control supports 3 adjustment functions Burner on burner l...

Page 6: ... Functional flow ...

Page 7: ...or circuit Maximum limit The basic control can be overruled by the maximum limit if set using parameters P70 P75 At which temperature P70 in which mode P71 with which differential P73 and time delay P74 the maximum limit should come into effect can be set using parameters The desired overruling action can be set using parameter P75 When the maximum limit is active this will be indicated by the LED...

Page 8: ...e sensor option a b c 3 wire system Digital input Contact input function spray open dry closed Potential free connection Analogue output 0 10 Vdc or 0 5 Vdc P46 measurement or setpoint value output max 1mA Choice via parameter P45 Room temperature Channel temperature if present Lowest sensor temperature Highest sensor temperature Average sensor temperature Control temperature active sensor Spray s...

Page 9: ... Wiring diagram ...

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