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Autonics TM Series User Manual

Autonics TM Series
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Preface
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USER MANUAL

Table of Contents

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Autonics TM Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
SeriesTM Series
Ambient Humidity35 to 85% RH (non-condensing)
Control MethodPID Control
Input TypeThermocouple, RTD, Analog
Output TypeRelay, Current
Power Supply100-240V AC, 24V AC/DC
DisplayLED
CommunicationRS485
MountingPanel mount
Ambient Temperature0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F)

Summary

Manual Information and Safety

Preface

Introduction to the user manual, thanking the user and providing initial guidance.

User Manual Guide

Instructions on how to use the manual, its scope, and copyright information.

User Manual Symbols

Defines symbols used in the manual for notes, warnings, cautions, and examples.

Safety Considerations

General safety precautions to ensure safe and proper product use and prevent accidents.

Caution during Use

Specific cautions and important instructions to follow during the operation and use of the product.

Product Introduction

Features

TM Series module type temperature controller realizes high-speed controlling with superior sampling cycle.

Components and accessories

Details the components and accessories included with the product, such as main body, expansion connectors, and product manual.

Models

Explains the model naming conventions and categories for the TM Series temperature controllers.

Model list and descriptions

Provides a detailed list and descriptions of various TM2 and TM4 series models.

Parts and features

Details the front parts and features of the TM series controllers, including indicators and ports.

Other parts

Describes other physical parts of the TM series modules, like rail locks and end covers.

Dimensions

Installation

Provides instructions on how to install the TM series modules, including connector and DIN rail mounting.

Module connection

Explains how to connect multiple modules using expansion connectors and provides guidelines for power and unit installation.

Mounting with bolts

Describes the procedure for mounting the modules using bolts, including rail lock usage.

Mounting on DIN rail

Provides instructions for installing and removing modules from a DIN rail.

Connections and Insulation Block Diagram

TM2 Series Diagram

Illustrates the connection and insulation block diagram for the TM2 series temperature controllers.

TM4 Series Diagram

Presents the connection and insulation block diagram for the TM4 series temperature controllers.

Wiring precautions

Offers important precautions for wiring input terminals, output terminals, and power/communication cables.

Sensor connection

Provides detailed instructions on connecting sensors, including compensation wire and AC power line wiring.

Power supply connection

Details how to connect the power supply, including wire gauge recommendations and total consumption calculation.

Communication line wiring

Explains how to wire communication lines, including the use of twisted pair cables and ferrite beads.

Preparation and Startup

General process

Outlines the initial steps for operating TM Series controllers for the first time, including connections and parameter setup.

Setup values when power ON

Details the factory default, previous, and power-on setting values for various control categories.

Temperature control examples

Provides practical examples of temperature control setups for single and multiple modules.

Multiple modules example

Shows a system diagram for temperature control using multiple modules connected via RS485.

Parameter Settings and Functions

Input Configuration

Covers input signal settings including type, temperature range, correction, digital filter, and SV limits.

Control Output Configuration

Details control output modes, deadband/overlap, MV limits, ramp function, and auto/manual control.

Temperature Control Methods

Explains ON/OFF and PID control methods, including hysteresis, proportional band, and integral time.

Auto-tuning

Covers auto-tuning features, including modes and execution for determining PID time constants.

Alarm Output Management

Configures alarm output channels, operating modes, options, SV values, hysteresis, and methods.

Loop Break and Sensor/Heater Alarms

Monitors control loop integrity and detects sensor disconnection or heater burnout for alarm activation.

Communications Setup

Covers communication interface, address, speed, parity, stop bits, wait time, writing control, and USB connection.

Monitoring Functions

Monitors control output MV, heating/cooling MV, and heater current for operational status.

Run/Stop and Multi SV Functions

Manages unit states (Run/Stop), control output during STOP, and multiple setpoint (SV) selection.

Digital Input Configuration

Configures digital input terminals for functions like STOP, Manual control, and Multi SV selection.

Error Handling and Initialization

Details error diagnosis for sensor issues, MV settings during errors, and parameter initialization.

Simple Error Diagnosis

Error Display and Interpretation

Details how errors are displayed via LED indicators and external device messages (e.g., OPEN, HHHH, LLLL).

Troubleshooting Guide

Provides troubleshooting steps for common issues like flashing LEDs, output problems, and communication failures.

DAQMaster Software

Overview and Features

Introduces DAQMaster as a management program with features for database, logging, device management, and data analysis.

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