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3. Program 3
～
9 (User’s
program)
(1) Target temperature precedent control
When you set the time [00:00] , the operation
is continued until the temperature
reaches to the target point
±
0.3
℃
being
independent of the time.
Seg
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Time
Temperature
Humidity
Set the time
[00:00]
Target temperature
(Set value)
Seg
0
1
2
Seg
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
You can set a temperature, humidity, time
and repetition times to operate the program.
One user’s program is composed of 10
segments (Seg. 0
～
9) and you can set a
temperature, a humidity and a time to each
segment.The repetition time can be set
previously to each user’s program No. 3
～
9.
* Time setting range : 1 minute
～
99 days
23 hours 59 minutes.
The operation starts under
(1) Target temperature precedent control,
(2) Target humidity precedent control, or
(3) Time precedent control
depending on the time setting.
Time
Temperature
Humidity
Temperature
Humidity
One pattern consists of 10 segments.
Temperature
Humidity
(2) Target humidity precedent control
When you set the time [00:00] and change the
target humidity without changing the target
temperature, the operation is continued until
the temperature reaches to the target point
±
0.3
℃
being independent of the time.
The time is set.
Time
Gradient control
Temperature
Humidity
(3) Time precedent control
When you set a time within the setting range
1 minute
～
99 days 23 hours 59 minutes, the
gradient control is executed. The gradient rate
is resulted from that the difference between the
previous set value and the current set value is
divided by the set time.
* The segment 0
Temperature
Humidity
Temperature
Humidity
This program consists of 10 segments.
4. Program 10 (Auto start and user’s program)
You can set an user’s program (including 10
segments, repetition times) and the time of
onset. start delay time. When the time of
onset elapses, the setting user’s program is
started.After the program is repeated as you
set, it stops automatically.
* Time setting range : 1 minute
～
99 days
23 hours 59 minutes.
