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Masibus TC 5396 User Manual

Masibus TC 5396
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Masibus Automation & Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd.
B/30, GIDC Electronics Estate,
Sector-25, Gandhinagar-382044, Gujarat, India
+91 79 23287275-77 +91 79 23287281
Email: support@masibus.com
Web: www.masibus.com
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Masibus TC 5396 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMasibus
ModelTC 5396
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to TC5396 PID Controller

Foreword

Purpose and welcome to the user manual.

Notice

Manual content disclaimer, accuracy, and copyright information.

Trademarks

Acknowledgment of product and third-party trademarks.

Checking the Contents of the Package

Verifying all delivered items against the product list.

List of Accessories

Details of standard accessories included with the product.

Safety Precautions

Important guidelines for safe operation and handling.

TC5396 Specifications

2.1 PV Input

Input signal types and ranges.

2.2 Display & Keys

Description of the unit's display and control buttons.

2.3 Output

Output signal types, ratings, and options.

2.4 Power Supply

Electrical power requirements and isolation.

2.5 Environmental

Operating and storage environmental conditions.

2.6 Physical

Dimensions, weight, material, and enclosure details.

Advance Feature

Special product capabilities.

Physical Specifications & Mounting Details

Terminal Connections

4.1 How to connect wires

Detailed wiring procedures and notes.

Front Panel Details

5.1 Front Panel Description

Detailed breakdown of display elements and keys.

Menu Layout

6.1 Menu Layout

Visual representation of the controller's menu structure.

6.2 RUN Time Indication/Function

Parameters viewable and modifiable during operation.

6.3 LEVEL 1 SET POINT SETTINGS

Configuration of setpoints and alarms.

6.4 LEVEL 2 TUNE MODE

Settings for auto-tuning and PID control adjustments.

6.5 LEVEL 3 CONFIGURATION MODE

General parameter settings and adjustments.

6.6 LEVEL 4 ALARM MODE

Configuration of alarm types, hysteresis, and logic.

6.7 LEVEL 5 OUTPUT MODE

Configuration of control output types and limits.

6.8 LEVEL 6 CUSTOM DISPLAY

Options for user-defined display parameters.

6.9 CALIBRATION MODE

Procedures for instrument calibration.

6.10 FACTORY RESET MODE

Procedure for restoring default factory settings.

Control Function

7.1 ON/OFF Control

Explanation of simple on/off temperature control.

7.2 PID Control

Details on proportional, integral, derivative control and auto-tuning.

7.3 Ramp and Soak Function

Gradual setpoint changes and holding periods.

7.4 Motor Positon Control without slide wire feedback

Specific mode for controlling valve or motor position.

Alarm Output

8.1 ALARM TYPES

Description of various deviation and absolute value alarms.

Calibration Procedure

9.1 Procedure for CAL-zero and CAL-span

Steps for input zero and span adjustment.

9.2 Procedure for RET-zero and RET-span

Steps for retransmission output calibration.

Communication Protocol-MODBUS RTU

10.1 Introduction

Overview of Modbus RTU serial communication protocol.

10.2 Parameter Address Details

Mapping of parameters to Modbus registers for data access.

10.3 Exceptional Response

Handling of communication error codes and slave status.

Appendix

11.1 Troubleshooting

Guide for diagnosing and resolving common operational issues.

11.2 ON-OFF LOGIC

Logic diagrams for ON-OFF control states.

11.4 Linear Output Table for OPEN/OVER/ UNDER Condition

Linear output behavior for error conditions.

11.5 Jumper Settings for Addon Card Selection & Retransmission Output Type

Configuration for optional communication or output cards.

11.6 Load connection

Recommendations for connecting external loads.

Electrical precautions during use

Safety measures for switching inductive loads.

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