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General| Brand | Huber |
|---|---|
| Model | CC-805 |
| Category | Thermostat |
| Language | English |
Step-by-step guide for the initial setup and operation of the CC-thermostats.
Overview of how to operate the CC-thermostat using the compact menu and controls.
Instructions on how to set the over-temperature protection parameters for safety.
Details on the POKO alarm plug-in connector for external monitoring.
Information about the AIF Reg-E-Prog socket for analogue interface and output channels.
Configuration of the ECS socket for external control signals to start/stop operations.
Wiring and function of the RS232/RS485 serial interface for digital communication.
How interface settings are managed within the COM.G@TE menu.
Explains pictograms and keywords used for safety information in the manual.
Outlines the proper use of the device and essential general safety guidelines.
Provides a general overview of the temperature control machines.
Defines the responsibilities of personnel operating the equipment.
Specifies qualifications and age limits for operating personnel.
Lists essential tasks and safety precautions for machine operators.
Defines the work area around the machine and responsibilities for its safety.
Classifies circulators and baths based on safety devices as per DIN 12876.
Lists extra safety features like auto-start, alarms, and warning messages.
Specifies the required environmental conditions for safe and proper operation.
Details factors affecting system performance, including fluid properties and connections.
Guidelines for physically placing and securing the unit.
Information on selecting and using appropriate thermal fluids for the unit.
Outlines the necessary qualifications, age, and supervision for operators.
Specifies the operator's responsibilities regarding manual and safety adherence.
Defines the operational workspace and the customer's responsibility for its safety.
Describes the combined electronic protection systems for temperature and fluid level.
Lists the environmental conditions (altitude, humidity, temperature) for proper operation.
Introduction to the CC-Pilot control interface and its functions.
Overview of the different information displays available on the unit.
Details on the unit's internal clock and battery backup.
General methods for operating the temperature control unit.
How to navigate and control the unit using the rotary knob.
Using the number pad interface for inputting values and settings.
Listing of the primary functions accessible through the main menu.
Accessing and using the compact menu for common operations.
Explains the comfort menu for accessing a wider range of functions.
Navigation and functions related to the Com.G@te interface.
Glossary of function numbers and their corresponding operations.
How to set up and customize user-specific menus.
Choosing and activating pre-configured user menus.
The main display showing parameters, menu options, and error messages.
A green LED indicator for displaying the current temperature.
LED indicators for the unit's operating status (circulation, cooling, heating).
Detailed explanation of each display field on the CC-Pilot interface.
Information on the internal battery powering the real-time clock.
Using the clock for programmable daily operations like acoustic signals or program starts.
Controlling the unit using function keys and information in the display line.
Navigating and inputting data using the rotary knob and associated key.
Accessing and selecting functions through the main menu structure.
Options for selecting different display modes (Standard, Graphic, Device message, etc.).
Enabling or disabling the acoustic alarm signal output.
Configuring the unit's behavior after a power interruption or restart.
Setting the unit's time and date, and configuring alarm clock functions.
Selecting the operating mode for the compressor (Automatic, Always on, Always off).
Adjusting display settings like brightness, warning confirmation, and resolution.
Options for selecting different display modes, refer to Compact menu.
Entering activation keys to extend the controller's functionality.
Resetting various unit settings to their factory default values.
Selecting the operating language for the unit's interface.
Setting limits for Delta T, heating power, and cooling power.
Entering or reading application information for controller parameterisation.
Displays the installed software version of the unit's electronics.
Option to choose temperature units (°C, °F, K).
Setting the display format for time (hh, min, sec).
Inputting and activating an alternative or second set-point.
Configuring a user menu to operate like a new main menu.
Setting up and customizing different operational modes for user menus.
Instructions for safely connecting the unit to the power supply.
Essential safety precautions for connecting and operating the unit.
General guidelines for moving, installing, and preparing the unit for its first use.
Details on the freeze protection feature for specific units.
How to set the over-temperature switch for safety and define cut-off behavior.
How to choose and confirm a new set-point value within the defined limits.
Steps to begin temperature control after filling and air purging.
