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Setup of PV input range type
1
Start from the opera-
tion display (if neces-
sary press [mode] 
once to get the op-
eration display).
If the sensor has not 
been wired or is discon-
nected, an alarm for 
abnormal PV input (any 
one from 
AL0
 
1
 to 
AL
1
1
) 
may appear on the 
upper display.
2
Press and hold [para] 
for more than 2s to 
get the parameter 
setup display. 
a--M
 
is shown on the 
upper display.
In case of ON/OFF con-
trol, 
r--r
 appears on 
the upper display.
3
Press and hold [para] 
for more than 2s 
again to get the 
setup setting display. 
The current set 
value for 
C0
 
1
 (PV 
input range type) is 
displayed.
4
When the [<], [ ] or 
[ ] key is pressed, 
the rightmost digit 
on the lower display 
flashes. If no key is 
pressed for more 
than 2s after chang-
ing to the desired 
value in the PV input 
range list, the display 
changes from flash-
ing to continuously 
lit, and the displayed 
value is now set.
Setup of event operation type
In this example, the event 1 operation type is set to deviation high 
limit.
1
Start from the opera-
tion display (if neces-
sary press [mode] 
once to get the op-
eration display).
2
Press and hold [para] 
for more than 2s to 
get the parameter 
setup display. 
a--M
 
is shown on the 
upper display.
3
Press and hold [para] 
for more than 2s 
again to get the 
setup setting display. 
The current set 
value for 
C0
 
1
 (PV 
input range type) is 
displayed.
4
Press [para] repeat-
edly to get 
e
 
1.c
 
1
 on 
the upper display. 
0
 
is displayed on the 
lower display.
0
 on the lower display 
indicates that the event 
operation type is set to 
"none."
5
When the [ ] or [ ] key is pressed, the rightmost digit on 
the lower display flashes. Change the flashing digit to 
4
 by 
pressing  [ ] or [ ]. 
If no key is pressed for more than 2s, the displayed value is 
set and the display changes from flashing to continuously 
lit.
4
 on the lower display indicates that the event operation type is set for 
deviation high limit.
Similarly, use 
e2.C
 
1
 to set the event 2 operation type, and use 
e3.C
1
 for event 3.
Red letters : Items before operation
Blue letters : Items during operation
Execution of auto tuning (AT )
AT forces ON/OFF of the MV a number of times (a limit cycle) to cal-
culate PID values. 
Check that this operation does not create any problems for the as-
sociated equipment before executing AT.
1
Start from the opera-
tion display (if neces-
sary press [mode] 
once to get the op-
eration display).
2
Press and hold [para] 
for more than 2s to 
get the parameter 
setup display. 
a--M
 
is shown on the 
upper display.
3
Press [para] twice. 
The upper display 
says 
at
 and the lower 
display says 
at.Of
.
If the control method 
is ON/OFF control and 
if Bit 3 (AT stop/start 
display) of the mode 
display setup (
C73
) is set 
to "disabled: 0," nothing 
is displayed.
4
When [ ] or [ ] is 
pressed, 
at.Of
 
flashes.
Flashing occurs only in 
RUN and AUTO modes, 
if there is no PV input 
abnormality. 
Also, if "AT stop/start" is 
selected for DI assign-
ment, the display does 
not blink and no change 
can be made.
5
[Press [ ] once. 
The lower display 
starts to flash 
at.On
.
6
If no key is pressed 
for more than 2s, 
at.ON
 remains 
steadily lit and AT 
begins. 
During AT, the 
rightmost decimal 
point flashes twice 
repeatedly. (When 
AT is done, the light 
goes off and the new 
PID values go into 
effect.)
During the AT process, if the mode is changed to READY or 
MANUAL, if PV input is faulty, or if a power failure occurs, AT stops 
automatically without changing the PID values. 
AT can also be stopped by changing the setting from 
At.ON
 to 
At.OF
 (return to step 3 above).
Setup of SP value
1
Start from the opera-
tion display (if neces-
sary press [mode] 
once to get the op-
eration display).
2
Check that the op-
eration display is 
displaying the SP. 
(If not, press [para] 
repeatedly until the 
SP is displayed.)
3
When the [<], [ ] or 
[
] key is pressed, 
the rightmost digit 
on the lower display 
flashes and the SP 
can be changed to 
the desired value. 
In this case, the flash-
ing of the numerical 
value implies that it 
is not yet set. A nu-
merical setting that 
is being changed 
flashes the same way.
If an SP limit is in effect, 
the numerical value 
cannot be changed to 
a value above the limit. 
The SP limit must be 
changed first.
4
If no key is pressed 
for more than 2s, the 
displayed value is 
set and the display 
changes from flash-
ing to continuously 
lit.
If the [mode] key is 
pressed when the 
display is flashing, the 
status returns to that of 
step 1.
Operation examples