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4. CONFIGURA
TION
Acronym
Scrolling message
Password
Description
US.CAL
USER CALIBRA
TION
MANAGER
Level 2
Lets the user calibrate the controller with r
egard to Custom
main input, HB alarm setpoints, energy r
eset, and partial day
count.
4.25.
US.CAL Submenu – User calibrations
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Selecting the
user calibration
Parameter
page
Parameter
page
Setting day of
week
Resetting
the factory
calibration
Setting day
Calibrating
minimum
current / voltage
Setting month
Calibrating
maximum
current / voltage
Setting year
Calibrating
minimum
resistance value
Calibrating
maximum
resistance value
Setting hours
Setting minutes
Setting seconds
Setting
analog output
minimum
Setting
analog output
maximum
U.CAL
FI.CAL
C.LOW
C.HIGH
RTD.LO
RTD.HI
HOUR
MIN
SEC
dAY
DATE
Mont
YEAR
C.LO
C.HIG
Gefran 650/1250/1350 Temperature Controller – Abbreviated Manual
40524-04 Rev0
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Table of Contents
2
Excerpts from Controller Manual
4
3 Commissioning
4
Information on Displays and Use of Keys
4
Navigating the Menus
4
Displays
4
Display Characters
4
Scrolling Messages
5
Sequence at Power-On
5
First Power-On
6
Fast Configuration
6
Setting up Quick Configuration
10
Setting up the Alarm
10
Setting up the Heater Break Alarm
11
Setting up the PID
12
4 Configuration
14
Programming/Configuration Menu
14
First: Know What You're Doing
14
Passwords
14
Main Menu
15
Legend for Submenus and Parameters
16
Submenu
16
Parameters
16
INFO Submenu - Information Display
17
SW.VER - Versione Software
18
CODE - Identifying Code of Controller
18
ERROR - Main Input Error
18
SAP.C - SAP Code
18
Ser.n - Serial Number of Controller
18
Model of Controller
19
Type of Controller
19
L.FUNC - Option Logic Functions Available
19
IN.SPR - Remote Setpoint Input Available
19
OUT.A1 - Analog Output 1 Available
19
Ctx - Current Transformer Input Available
20
X.in.dg - Digital Input Available
20
RS485 - RS485 Serial Port Available
20
Out2 - Type of Output 2
20
Out3 - Type of Output 3
21
Out4 - Type of Output 4
21
OUT1.S - Number of Switchings Output 1
21
OUT2.S - Number of Switchings Output 2
21
OUT3.S - Number of Switchings Output 3
21
OUT4.S - Number of Switchings Output 3
22
T.DAYS - Total Working Days
22
P.DAYS - Partial Working Days
22
T.INT - Internal Temperature of Controller
22
T.MIN - Minimum Internal Temperature of the Controller
22
T.MAX - Maximum Internal Temperature of the Controller
23
Time - Internal Time
23
Date - Internal Date
23
PR.OPT - Selecting Program
25
FI.STP - Number of First Step Assigned to Program
25
LA.STP - Number of Last Step Assigned to Program
25
Strt - Restart Mode
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RST.SP - Type of Control after Program Restart
25
WAIT.S - Option to Start Execution of Program
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End - Action at End of Program
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LIMIT - Limitation of Step Duration
26
PR.STP Submenu - Configuration of Program Steps
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PR.STP Programming Step
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SETP - Programming Step Setpoint
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RAMP.T - Step Time Ramp
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HOLD.T - Hold Time in Step
28
HBB - Enable Hold Back Band Function
28
BAND - Maximum Deviation for HBB
29
HBB.R - Enabling HBB During Ramp
29
HBB.H - Enabling HBB During Hold
29
HBB2 - Enabling HBB with Respect to I.SPR
29
S.SP.EN - Enabling Retransmission of Setpoint
29
SUB.SP - Setpoint Value of Slaved Controller
30
S.RM.EN - Enabling Ramp for Slaved Controller
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ENBL.1 - Consent 1 to Execute Step
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ENBL.2 - Consent 2 to Execute Step
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ENBL.3 - Consent 3 to Execute Step
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ENBL.4 - Consent 4 to Execute Step
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EVN.R.1 - Event 1 During Step Ramp
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EVN.R.2 - Event 2 During Step Ramp
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EVN.R.3 - Event 3 During Step Ramp
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EVN.R.4 - Event 3 During Step Ramp
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EVN.H.1 - Event 1 During Step Hold
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EVN.H.2 - Event 2 During Step Hold
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EVN.H.3 - Event 3 During Step Hold
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EVN.H.4 - Event 4 During Step Hold
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GROP.R - Group of Parameters Assigned to Ramp
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GROP.H - Group of Parameters Assigned to Hold
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MSG.R - Message Associated with the Ramp
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MSG.H - Message Associated with the Maintenance
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I.MAIN Submenu - Configuration of Main Input
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Type - Selecting Sensor Type
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Lin - Selecting Linearization Type
36
Unit - Selecting the Displayed Unit of Measurement
37
FILT - Digital Filter
37
FILT.D - Digital Filter on PV Display
37
DEC.P - Number of Decimals Displayed
37
LO.SCL - Lower Limit of Scale
38
HI.SCL - Upper Limit of Scale
38
ALARM Submenu - Configuration of Alarms
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ALARM - Selecting the Alarm to be Configured
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Ref.X - Selecting the Alarm Reference
40
Selecting Direct or Inverse Alarm
40
Selecting Absolute or Deviation Alarm
40
Method for Applying Hysteresis
41
PWON.E - Disabling the Alarm at Power-On
41
LATCH - Memorizing the Alarm
41
HYSTE - Hysteresis
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DELAY - Alarm Trip Delay
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MSG.AL - Message Associated with Tripping of Alarm
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BLK.AL - Flashing of PV Display
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PID Submenu - Configuring Control Parameters
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S.TUNE - Enabling Self-Tuning
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SOFT.S - Enabling Soft-Start
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SOFT.T - Soft-Start Time
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A.TUNE - Enabling Auto-Tuning
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Aut.t - Selecting Type of Auto-Tuning
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Cntr - Selecting Type of Control
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MODE Submenu - Configuring Functioning Mode
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PID.G.N - Number of Groups of Control Parameters
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MA.AU - Defining Transition from Manual to Automatic
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AU.MA - Defining Transition from Automatic to Manual
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Lo.re - Defining Transition from Remote SP to Local SP
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On.of - Enabling Software On/Off
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MA.P.L - Enabling Manual Power Latch
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Man.p - Enabling Change of Manual Power Value
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Dig - Defining Type of Digital Inputs
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ALRM.N - Number of Alarms Enabled
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Tmer - Enabling Timer Function
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MUL.SP - Enabling Multiset Function
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SP.REM - Enabling the Remote Setpoint
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Spr.t - Defining Absolute or Deviation Remote Setpoint
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PROGR - Enabling the Setpoint Programmer
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T.pro - Setting the Programmer Base Time
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ENERG - Enabling the Energy Counter Function
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T.SAMP - Main Input Sample Time
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FREQZ - Defining Power Line Frequency
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TIMER Submenu - Configuring Timer Parameters
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F.tim - Selecting Timer Function Mode
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St.st - Selecting the Start/Stop Timer Command
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Defining the Start/Stop Timer Command Logic
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Rese - Selecting the Reset Timer Command
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Res.t - Defining the Timer Reset Command Logic
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BAND - Band for Timer Count
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End - Selecting the Function Activated at End of Count
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TIMER - Timer Value
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MSG.TM - Selecting the Message Assigned to the Active Count
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SERIA Submenu - Configuring Serial Communication
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CODE - Identification Code
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KBAUD - Selecting Communication Speed
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Par - Selecting Parity
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HMI Submenu - Configuring the Display and Keypad
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But.1 - Selecting Function Key 1
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But.2 - Selecting Function Key 2
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Ds.sp - Selecting the SV Display
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Ds.f - Selecting the F Display
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Barg - Selecting the Bargraph Display
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MSG.LO - Selecting the Message Assigned to Low
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MSG.HI - Selecting the Message Assigned to HIGH
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MSG.ER - Selecting the Message Assigned to Err
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MSG.SB - Selecting the Message Assigned to Sbr
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Lang - Selecting Language for Messages
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SPEED - Message Scrolling Speed
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BACKL - Backlighting Level
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QUICK - Quick Configuration Menu
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US.CAL Submenu - User Calibrations
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U.CAL - Selecting the User Calibration
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FI.CAL - Resetting the Factory Calibration
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C.LOW - Calibrating Minimum Current / Voltage
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C.HIGH - Calibrating Maximum Current / Voltage
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RTD.LO - Calibrating Minimum Resistance Value
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RTD.HI - Calibrating Maximum Resistance Value
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HOUR - Setting Hours
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MIN - Setting Minutes
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SEC - Setting Seconds
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Day - Setting Day of Week
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DATE - Setting Day
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Mont - Setting Month
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YEAR - Setting Year
66
C.LO - Setting Analog Output Minimum
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C.HIG - Setting Analog Output Maximum
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PASC1 - Setting Level 1 Password 1
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PASC2 - Setting Level 2 Password 2
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FI.CFG - Entering the Reset Code
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Alarms
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Generic Alarms AL1
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How to Switch It off
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How to Switch It on
70
Soft-Start
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Tuning
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Tuning Actions
70
Influence of Proportional, Derivative and Integral Actions on Response of Controlled Process
70
Manual Tuning
70
Self-Tuning
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Auto-Tuning
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Examples of Tuning
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Timer
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Start/Stop Timer
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Stabilization Timer
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Start Timer
74
Variables Available for the User Configuration Menu
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What Is a Program
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Programmer Functions
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Programmer Behavior
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Program Examples
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ONE STEP Program
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Program with Assigned Events
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Cyclical Program with 3 Setpoints and 3 Steps
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Program with HBB (Hold Back Band) Function
78
Fast Simulation of Program
78
Controlling the Program from the
78
Keypad
78
Programmer Reset Mode
78
Restart with Step Search
78
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Brand
gefran
Model
650
Category
Temperature Controller
Language
English
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