3.3
Programming
Note that a currently active segment cannot be altered - put the programmer into 'Hold'
or 'Reset' whenever it is necessary to do so to alter a parameter. Go into 'Reset' mode
(i.e. press RUN/HOLD for 2 seconds) before starting to create or modify a program.
Press page
until 'ProG LiSt' is displayed.
Press scroll
to reveal the 'Holdback' and 'Loop Count' parameters. See sections 3.3.3
and 3.3.4 for a description of these.
Press scroll
to display 'SEG.n' (segment number); use down
or up
to move to
the segment to be adjusted or created.
Press scroll
to see the 'tYPE' (segment type); use down
or up
to change the
required segment type – see the table below.
Press scroll
to access the parameters appropriate to the type of segment chosen –
see the following table – and use down
or up
to alter the values.
The final segment should be of type 'End', unless all program segments are used.
Segments after 'End' are ignored.
Segment
Type
Parameter Function
RmP.r
TGt
rATE
The target setpoint for this segment
The ramp rate (rate of temperature change) in °/ minute
RmP.t
TGt
dur
The target setpoint for this segment
The duration of the segment. The controller calculates the rate
of temperature rise necessary to achieve this duration.
Dwel
dur
The time in minutes to remain at the previous target
temperature. 10ths of a minutes are allowed.
SteP
tGt
A new target temperature to be achieved as quickly as
possible.
CaLL
PrG.n
cyc.n
Only applicable to 2416P8. Calls another stored program given
by 'PrG.n' as a subroutine, running it the number of times
given by 'cyc.n".
End
End.t
'Dwel' holds the temperature at the last target value. 'RSET'
returns to simple controller operation; if the setpoint is set to
zero then this effectively turns the heating off. 'SoP' sets the
power to 0% – use of this is not recommended.
3.3.1
Programming Tips
Make sure the basic setpoint is set to zero to avoid unexpected heating at the end of a
program.
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Summary of Contents for CARBOLITE GERO STF 15/180
Page 4: ...User Power Setting Adjustments 42 11 0 Specifications 43 11 1 Environment 43 4 ...
Page 6: ...1 0 Symbols and Warnings Caution Double Pole Neutral Fusing 6 ...
Page 22: ...3 0 2416 Controller 3 6 Navigation Diagram 22 ...
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Page 45: ...Notes Service Record Engineer Name Date Record of Work ...
