Chapter 5: Control Functions and Operating Instructions
DTM temperature controller operating manual
Example: The following settings have been made:
Pattern 0, steps 0 parameters, SV00=30.0, T00 = 1, pattern 1, step 0 parameters, SV10=100.0, T10
= 1
Pattern 0, step 1 parameters, SV01=30.0, T01 = 1, pattern 1, step 1 parameters, SV11=100.0, T11 =
1
Pattern 0, step 2 parameters, SV02=40.0, T02 = 1, pattern 1, step 2 parameters, SV12=60.0, T12 = 1
Pattern 0, step 3 parameters, SV03=40.0, T03 = 1, pattern 1, step 3 parameters, SV13=60.0, T13 = 1
Pattern 0, step 4 parameters, SV04=60.0, T04 = 1, pattern 1, step 4 parameters, SV14=50.0, T14 = 1
Pattern 0, step 5 parameters, SV05=60.0, T05 = 1, pattern 1, step 5 parameters, SV15=50.0, T15 = 1
Pattern 0, step 6 parameters, SV06=80.0, T06 = 1, pattern 1, step 6 parameters, SV16=40.0, T16 = 1
Pattern 0, step 7 parameters, SV07=80.0, T07 = 1, pattern 1, step 7 parameters, SV17=40.0, T17 = 1
Pattern 0 linked pattern is 1, pattern 1 linked pattern 8=end
Pattern 0 number of repetitions 0, pattern 1 number of repetitions 1
Pattern 0 number of valid pattern steps 5, pattern 1 number of valid pattern steps 3
The settings are programmable PID Start pattern 0, and Start step 1, in which case the
setting curve will be as follows
Figure – Example programmable control temperature curve settings
Slope control:
Relying on the already-set SV value, the system will control the temperature increasing slope
(units: 0.1°C /min.), until the preset temperature is reached.
Example: When the slope is set as 5, and SV is set as 200.0°C, this implies that the temperature
will rise at a rate of 0.5°C/min. from room temperature until a temperature of 200.0°C has been
reached.
Manual switching:
Switching from automatic control to manual control can force output of a certain percent; when
the system was originally under PID control, the following characteristics will be present:
A. Switching from PID control to manual control: Control output will be maintained as the
original operating quantity before switching to manual control. For instance, when the control
output before switching resulting from PID calculations is 20%, the control output will
continue to be 20% after switching to manual control. Users can force a fixed output value
after switching, such as a control output of 40%