Cooling Deadband Adjustment:
This adjustment is used on the ETR-9200 to set the point at which the cooling set point is made. The heating
proportional band, cooling proportional band and deadband are described in the following chart. Please note that
Alarm 2 Special Function (A2.SF) must be set to cool.
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
5%
A
B
C
D
Pb
C.Pb
d-b
SP
180
°
F
200
°
F
205
°
F
215
°
F
100%
Process
Value
HEATING
OUTPUT PERCENTAGE
COOLING
An example of the settings of a typical system may be:
Set Point
= 200°F
Pb =
20°F
C.Pb =
10°F
d-b =
5°F
Figure 5.6 Deadband Adjustment
The points on the chart are:
A = SP - Pb
B = SP
C = SP + d-b
D = SP + d-b + C.Pb
SP
= Set Point (SV)
Pb
= Heating Proportional Band
d-b
= Deadband
C.Pb = Cooling Proportional Band
In this example the points on the chart would be:
A = 180°F
SP - Pb = 200 - 20 = 180
B = 200°F
SP
C = 205°F
SP + d-b = 200 + 5 = 205
D = 215°F
SP + d-b + C.Pb = 200 + 5 + 10 = 215
Increasing the deadband (d-b) setting will increase the span between the heating and cooling set points. The range
of this adjustment is from -199 - 199°F (-111 - 111°C).
Re-ranging for Linear Process Inputs:
Select the type of input you wish to use from the
(input type) list in the operators menu on page 12. This
would correspond to the output of the sensor or trans-
mitter you are using. If the front display is to read in
engineering units instead of temperature and if two
decimal places are required, then change the
(display units) setting to (process units). In this
setting, the “F” and “C” indicators on the control’s face
will not illuminate. Define the control’s range by adjust-
ing the low scale ( ) and high scale ( ) set-
ting. Note the following example:
The input type has been set to 4-20mA and the span
has been set to read 0-100. At 12mA input, the process
value will read 50. If the input signal goes beyond the
range of the low and high limit, an error message (
or ) will be shown in the upper display. Note the
correct input terminals on page 5 to use for the various
types of sensors and transmitters.
4
20
PV
100.0
( )
0
( )
INPUT SIGNAL (MA)
LLEr
HHEr