Husky Altanium Neo5 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Peter StephensonAug 13, 2025
What to do if I have a ground fault error on my Husky Altanium Neo5 Temperature Controller?
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  Karen KnightAug 13, 2025
  If you encounter a ground fault error, inspect the cables and mold using an ohmmeter or insulation resistance meter, referring to the mold's electrical prints. While it's likely not a controller issue, inspect the connectors on the back. Try swapping the card with a known good one; if the error disappears, replace the original card. If you suspect moisture, set the zone setpoint to 200°F (93°C) to bake out the moisture from the heater.
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jenniferknoxAug 16, 2025
How to fix a 'Read Time Out' error on a Husky Temperature Controller?
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  mary32Aug 16, 2025
  A 'Read Time Out' error on your Husky Temperature Controller indicates a communication problem. Here's what you can do: * If the fault is on a single zone, try removing and reseating the card or replacing it. * If the fault affects many zones, check the controller's power supply for a missing phase. * If the fault affects all zones, check the power and communication cables to the operator interface to ensure they are properly connected, or try replacing the operator interface computer.
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Michael ChaneyAug 20, 2025
Why is my Husky Altanium Neo5 Temperature Controller showing 'No Response'?
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  Christopher MartinezAug 21, 2025
  A 'No Response' message on your Husky Temperature Controller can occur because the heater isn't heating sufficiently due to undersized or low input voltage, or because the heater's temperature cannot be sensed due to a pinched or displaced thermocouple. To resolve this, first, check the supply voltage to ensure it's adequate and that the mold has run successfully at this voltage before. If the voltage is sufficient, check if current is flowing through the heater; no current indicates a wiring fault or a bad heater. Also, inspect the cables and wiring in the mold to ensure thermocouples are properly routed and terminated, and that they are not shorted, detached, mis-positioned, or pinched.
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Patrick RichAug 25, 2025
How to troubleshoot 'No Connection, T/C' error on Husky Altanium Neo5?
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  Julie KnoxAug 25, 2025
  A 'No Connection, T/C' error on your Husky Temperature Controller indicates a broken thermocouple circuit, a bad thermocouple, an improperly seated card, calibration issues, a nonfunctional card, or a zone temperature far beyond 1100°F or 600°C. To troubleshoot, short the thermocouple input; if this displays an ambient temperature on the operator interface, the problem is likely a wiring issue. Inspect the cables and mold for bad connections or broken thermocouples. If shorting the input doesn't display an ambient temperature, the issue is likely a loss of calibration or a nonfunctional card. Try recalibrating the zone; if that doesn't work, replace the card.
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Felicia OlsonAug 28, 2025
What to do if my Husky Altanium Neo5 shows an over/under temperature?
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  Chad AllenAug 28, 2025
  An over/under temperature reading on your Husky Temperature Controller can be due to setup, sensor, output, or control issues. First, confirm that the alarm window is set to an appropriate range, ideally +/-10°F (6°C). Then, re-ART (Tune) the zone under typical molding conditions, ensuring that the mold is in the injection machine with mold cooling on and resin in the mold.
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matthewcamachoAug 31, 2025
What causes a 'Reverse T/C' error on a Husky Altanium Neo5 Temperature Controller and how to fix it?
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  Richard PerezSep 1, 2025
  A 'Reverse T/C' error on a Husky Temperature Controller can be caused by a thermocouple connected with reversed polarity, an uncalibrated card, a nonfunctional card, or a mold that is much colder than ambient. Insufficient heat can be due to low supply voltage. Check the supply voltage and confirm that this mold has run successfully at the present voltage. If not, connect the controller to a supply with sufficient voltage. In some cases the current reading may be used to determine if current is flowing through the heater. If no current is flowing, a wiring fault or bad heater is likely. Shorted, detached, mis-positioned or pinched thermocouples are possibilities. Check the cables and wiring in the mold to ensure thermocouples are properly routed and terminated.
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Mark JohnsonSep 4, 2025
Why does the fuse keep blowing on my Husky Altanium Neo5 Temperature Controller?
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  Dustin WiseSep 5, 2025
  A blown fuse in your Husky Temperature Controller can be caused by a short circuit in the mold or cabling, an output incompatible with the heater, or excessive voltage applied to the controller. Inspect the cables and mold using an ohmmeter or insulation resistance meter, referring to the mold electrical prints. Also, inspect the connectors on the back of the controller.
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Martin WeaverSep 8, 2025
What causes a 'No Screen' issue on a Husky Temperature Controller?
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  Jeanette LarsonSep 8, 2025
  A 'No Screen' issue on a Husky Temperature Controller can be caused by a bad touch monitor or computer, or a missing phase. Check the controller's power supply to ensure there isn't a missing phase. Try replacing the touch monitor with a known good unit to see if the image is restored; if it is, replace the touch monitor. Similarly, replace the computer with a known good unit to check if the image is restored; if so, replace the computer.

Husky Altanium Neo5 Specifications

General

Control Algorithm	PID
Connectivity	Ethernet, USB
Power Supply	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Thermocouple Types	J, K
Input Types	Thermocouple
Control Outputs	SSR
Number of Loops	1
Communication	Modbus TCP/IP
Operating Temperature	0 to 50°C

Summary

General Information

Telephone Support Numbers

Provides contact details for technical support and local service offices.

Product & Parts Ordering

Information on available product upgrades, spare parts, and manuals.

Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1 General Safety

Outlines essential safety precautions for operating the system.

1.2 Equipment Information

Details equipment purpose, restrictions, wiring, environmental specs, and ratings.

1.3 Weights, Dimensions, and Lifting

Technical specifications including weight, dimensions, and lifting instructions.

Chapter 2: Hot Runner Temperature Control

2.1 Temperature Control Types

Explains the two primary types of temperature control methods used.

2.2 Zone Configuration

How to configure zones for temperature control (Zero Cross, Phase Angle).

2.3 Heater Size and Thermocouple Info

Guidance on heater size calculation and thermocouple types/codes.

Chapter 3: Connecting the System to the Mold

3.1 Pre-Startup and Power Connection

Pre-startup checks and steps for safely connecting to the power source.

3.3 Startup Procedure Checklist

A checklist for performing a system startup.

Chapter 4: Altanium Operator Interface

4.1 Interface Overview and Screens

Overview of interface components, screens, and buttons.

4.3 Supply Voltage Screen

Displays a graphical view of input supply voltage wiring.

Chapter 5: Security and Administration

5.1 Login and Logout Procedures

Procedures for logging into and out of the system.

5.2 User Management and Security

Information on user roles and security settings.

Chapter 6: Mold Setups

6.1 Mold Setup Screen Operations

Overview and operations for managing mold setup files.

6.1.1 File Management Operations

Saving, loading, deleting, copying, and transferring mold setup files.

Chapter 7: Making Adjustments

7.1 Zone Selection

Methods for selecting one or multiple zones for adjustments.

7.2 Zone Grouping and Display

Steps to create, name, color-code, and order zone groups.

7.3 View Screen Overviews

Overviews of Neo2 and Text View screen layouts.

7.5 Quick Set Screen Operations

Operations within the Quick Set screen for zone adjustments.

Chapter 8: Mold Diagnostics

8.1 Test Settings Configuration

Configuring parameters before running mold diagnostic tests.

8.2 Running Diagnostic Tests

Steps to execute diagnostic tests on the mold.

8.3 Mold Test Results Interpretation

Viewing and interpreting results from mold diagnostic tests.

Chapter 9: Heating the Mold

9.1 Heater Circuit Test

Performing a test to detect heater circuit faults.

9.2 Earth Leakage and Bake Out System

System for detecting earth leakage and baking out moisture.

9.3 Soft Start and Alarm Management

Soft start routine, alarm screen, clearing alarms, and event history.

9.7 Abort Conditions

Details error conditions that cause system shutdown.

Chapter 10: System Setup Screen

10.1 System Setup Screen Overview

Interface for configuring system-wide preferences.

10.2 Changing Number of Zones

How to add or remove zones from the system configuration.

Chapter 11: Staged Startup and Shutdown

11.1 Staged Startup Configuration

How to activate or deactivate staged startup sequences.

11.2 Stage Temperature and Power Settings

Configuring temperature and power for each stage in startup.

Chapter 12: Data Recording

12.1 Process Monitor Screen

Screen for viewing and plotting process data graphs.

12.1.1 Viewing Process Data

How to view and analyze recorded process data.

Chapter 13: Data Exchange

13.1 Report Data and Settings Selection

Selecting data and reports to save or transfer.

13.2 Report Descriptions

Details on the content of various print report types.

Chapter 14: Digital I/O

14.1 Configuring Digital I/O

Setting up digital inputs and outputs for system interaction.

14.2 Digital I/O Connector Pin-Outs

Explains pin-out details for digital I/O connectors.

Chapter 15: Maintenance

15.1 System Servicing Overview

Overview of user-serviceable components and general servicing.

15.2 Cable Connections Guide

Information on cable connections for different Neo5 configurations.

15.3 Intelligent Control Cards

Information about X-Series and H-Series intelligent control cards.

15.3.1 Replacing Control Cards

Steps to replace a faulty intelligent control card.

15.3.2 Replacing Blown Fuses

Procedure for replacing a blown fuse on a control card.

15.4 Operator Interface Maintenance

Procedures for maintaining the operator interface components.

15.4.1 Touch Monitor Replacement

Steps to replace the touch monitor in integrated setup.

15.4.2 MCU Replacement

Steps to replace the MCU in integrated setup.

15.5 Neo5 Mobile Stand

Information about mobile stand options for Neo5 configurations.

15.5.1 Installing on Mobile Stand

Instructions for assembling the Neo5 controller onto a mobile stand.

15.6 System Cleaning Procedures

Procedures for cleaning the mainframe and touch monitor.

15.7 Basic Troubleshooting Steps

Common problems and their solutions for the Neo5 system.

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