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Temperature
Control
output
SV
Time (t)
Cooling control
Hysteresis
[PAR2 → hHYS/hOFT/cHYS/cOFT]
Hysteresis is the setting of the control output on and off point in ON / OFF mode.
ON_Hysteresis
sets the output
to an ON point, and
OFF_Offset
sets an off point. The values are set in
°C / °F.
If the hysteresis is set too low, the disturbing characteristics that affect the device
(noise, etc.)
will turn the output
control
(compared to the control characteristics)
uncertainly on and off, which should be avoided. To minimize
this condition, adjust the
ON_Hysteresis
and
OFF_Offset
values according to the control characteristics
(e.g.,
heater or cooling capacity and temperature)
and the operator response, sensor response characteristics, and
installation conditions.
Parameter
Description / Range
Default
hHYS
Sets
ON_Hysteresis
to heating control
002
hOFT
Sets
OFF_Offset
to heating control
cHYS
Sets
ON_Hysteresis
to cooling control
000
cOFT
Sets
OFF_Offset
to cooling control
5.6.3 PID Control
[PAR3 → C-MD → PID]
PID
control is a combination of the proportional
(P)
, integral
(I)
, and differential
(D)
control and provides excellent
control over the devices, even with a delay time. The device uses the same
PID
time constant for SV0… SV1.
Proportional control
(P)
follows the set control value well with a small error; integral control
(I)
automatically
corrects the error, and differential control
(D)
accelerates the response to the control. Through these operations,
PID control achieves ideal temperature control.
Note: The PID controller can also be set as a P, PI, or PD controller.
Proportional control (P): Select PID control and set the integration and differential time to 0000.
Proportional Integral Control (PI): Select PID control and set the differential time to 0000.
Proportional Differential Control (PD): Select PID control and set the integration time to 0000.
0%
Heating control (inverted operation)
PV
Control output
(MV)
100.0%
0%
Cooling control (normal operation)
PV
Control output
(MV)
100.0%
ON_Offset
OFF_Hysteresis