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STAGE 1

SETPOINT

STAGE 2

SETPOINT

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STAGE

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SETPOINT

STAGE 2

SETPOINT

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Steps and Displa

y

The E

T

C two stage ca

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r

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e

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n

se

v

e

n

s

i

mp

l

e st

e

p

s

u

s

i

ng the LCD

disp

l

a

y

and the t

h

r

e

e

e

y

s

e

f

a

c

e o

f

the c

on

tr

ol

.

pro

g

r

amm

i

ng

,

p

ress the

SET

key once to access

t

he

F

ahr

en

h

ei

t/

C

e

l

sius

mode

.

The display will show the cur

r

ent

s

tat

us

,

ei

t

her

F

for degrees Fahrenheit or C for degrees Cels

i

us.

Then press either the up

t

or down

.

arrow key to toggle

between the For C designation.

S

ta

ge

1

S

t

e

2

-

Press the SET key again to access the stage 1 setpoint

.

The

LCD will display the cur

r

ent setpoint and the S1 annunciator will

be blinking on and off to indicate that the control

i

s in the setpoint

mode. Then press eithe

r t

he up

t

key to increase or the down

key to decrease

t

he setpoint to the desi

r

ed temperatu

r

e

.

Press

t

he

SET k

ey again to access the stage 1 differe

n

ti

a

l

.

T

h

e

L

CD wi

l

l

display the current differential and the DIF 1

a

nn

unc

i

a

t

o

r w

i

ll

b

e

blinking on and off to indicate tha

t

t

h

e

co

nt

r

ol

i

s in th

e d

i

ff

e

r

ential

mode. Then press eithe

r

the

up

t

k

e

y

to

i

n

c

r

eas

e o

r

the down

key to decrease the differen

t

i

a

l

t

o

t

h

e

d

e

s

i

r

ed s

e

t

ting.

Press the SET key again t

o a

c

cess t

he stage 1 cooling or heating

mode. The LCD will d

i

s

p

l

a

y

t

h

e

c

u

r

r

ent mode

,

either

C1

for

cooling or H1 fo

r

h

e

a

ti

n

g.

Th

e

n

press e

i

ther the up

t

o

r

down

key to toggle be

t

w

e

e

n t

he C1

o

r

H1

designation.

Stage 2

Step

5

-

Press the

SET k

ey agai

n t

o access the stage 2 set po

i

nt

.

The LCD

will disp

l

ay t

h

e current setpoint and the S2 annunciato

r

will be

blinking on and off to indicate that the control is in the setpoin

t

mod

,

e

.

Then press either the up

t

key to increase or the down

key to decrease the setpoint to the desired temperature.

P

r

ess

th

e SET

k

e

y

aga

i

n

t

o

acce

ss

t

h

e s

t

age 2

diff

erentia

l

.

T

h

e

LC

D

will d

i

splay

t

he cur

r

e

n

t diffe

r

en

t

ial and

th

e

DIF 2

a

n

nunciator

w

ill be blinking on and off to indicate that the control is in the dif-

fe

r

e

n

tial mode

.

Then press either the up

t

key to increase or the

d

o

w

n

key to decrease the differential to the desired setting

.

Step 7-

P

r

es

s the SE

T

key again to access the stage 2 cooling or heat

i

ng

mode

.

The LCD will display the current mode

,

either

C2 f

or cool-

i

n

g o

r H

2

f

or heating

.

T

h

e

n

p

r

ess either the up

t

or down

.

key

t

o

t

o

g

g

l

e between the

C2

or

H2 d

esignation

.

Press the SET key

once more and programming is comp

l

e

t

e.

NOTE

:

T

h

e

E

T

C

wil

l

a

ut

o

m

a

t

i

ca

lly

e

n

d programming if no keys are

depress

e

d f

o

r

a pe

r

i

o

d

o

f th

i

rt

y

seconds

.

Any settings that have

been

inp

u

t t

o

t

he co

n

t

r

o

l w

il

l

be accep

t

ed at

t

hat point

.

All

cont

r

o

l

s

e

tt

in

gs

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e e

t

a

in

e

d

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n n

on

-

v

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l

a

t

il

e

m

emo

r

y

i

f

p

ow

e

r t

o E

T

C

i

s

i

nterrupted

for a

n

y

r

eas

o

n

.

R

e

-

p

r

og

r

a

m

ming

i

s no

t n

eces

s

a

r

y

af

t

er power ou

t

a

ges o

r

d

i

sc

onn

e

cts

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control settings

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Содержание ETC

Страница 1: ...low voltage models available Optional 0 to 10 volt analog output available for remote temperature indication Input No of 0 10 V Code Number Voltage Stages Output ETC 211000 000 120 240 2 No ETC 211100 000 120 240 2 Yes ETC 212000 000 24 2 No ETC 2121 00 000 24 2 Yes 120 or 208 240 VAC 24 VAC optional 50 60 Hz 30 F to 220 F 1 F to 30 F SPOT Thermistor 1 94 in long x 0 25 in diameter with 8 ft cable...

Страница 2: ... key again to access the stage 1 cooling or heating mode The LCD will display the current mode either C1 for cooling or H1 for heating Then press either the up t or down key to toggle between the C1 or H1 designation Stage 2 Step 5 Press the SET key again to access the stage 2 setpoint The LCD will display the current setpoint and the S2 annunciator will be blinking on and off to indicate that the...

Страница 3: ...shorted or sensing a temperature that is out of range To correct Check to see if the sensed temperature is out of range If not check for probe damage by comp g a own ambient temperature between 30Of e c e probe if necessary rrupted repaired Replace the control e as been entered er to the control for at least five seconds I e CL message still appears replace INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT 1 Al...

Страница 4: ...L a or any flat surface using a combination of any two _ e slotted holes located on the back of the control case The s components are not position sensitive but should be mounted so that they can be easily wired and adjusted Avoid excessive conditions of moisture dirt dust and corrosive atmosphere The ETC has provisions for 1 2 inch conduit connections The conduit hub should be secured to the cond...

Страница 5: ... and Figure 5 I r ut is desig a is designa e t6lTlj eral lITl addffionalcoru lediOOs when exte e se e I e supplied with the ETC The sensor cable can be extended up to 400 lee amaged sensorcan be replaced by splicing a new Rancosensor onto the sensor leads from the cirCUITboard The sensor is not polarity sensitive L tX 2 ILINE VOLTAGE I Figure 7 Typical Wiring Diagram for 24 VAC Power Input and Lin...

Страница 6: ...and observe one or more cycles of operation 3 If performance indicates a problem check sensor resistance to determine if sensor or control is at fault 4 To check sensor resistance disconnect sensor and measure the resistance across the leads while measuring temperature at the sensor Replacement Sensor Order Part No 1309007 044 The 1309007 044 sensor is a negative temperature coefficient NTC thermi...

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