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Chapter 5: Control Functions and Operating Instructions
DTM temperature controller operating manual
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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%

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