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Omega C9000A SERIES User Manual

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Monitors percentage of power used in the previous proportioning
cycle. Average several readings for a more accurate result.
Power requirements outside the range 20%-80% may be difficult to
control and autotune.
1To start monitoring: Select Function .38/Option 1
2To return to normal operation: Press P
3To view readings: Select Functions .39-.42
4To stop monitor: Select Function .38/Option 0
(Readings are retained)
5 Reset Select Function .38/Option 1
Readings reset on next or On de-powering
monitor start.
Monitor and readings reset
4.3.2 Duty Cycle Monitor (DCM) (Function .42):
4.3.3 Autotune Tuning Data (Functions .43 -.49)
Functions .43 through .49 provide data on size and length of
oscillations used by the controller in "learning the system" while
autotuning. Refer to Figure 4-3. Also refer to Section 5.1, Autotune.
Function .43: OS1 (overshoot 1)
Function .44: OS2 (overshoot 2)
Function .45: US (undershoot)
Function .46: T1 (quarter cycle time 1)
Function .47: T2 (quarter cycle time 2)
Function .48: T3 (quarter cycle time 3)
Function .49: T4 (quarter cycle time 4)
Figure 4-3. Autotune Tuning Data (Functions .43-.49)
Temperature
Autotune
setpoint
new PID
values
entered
overshoot (OS)
undershoot (US)
OS2
OS1
US
T4
T3T2T1
Quarter cycle times (OCT)
Time

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Omega C9000A SERIES Specifications

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BrandOmega
ModelC9000A SERIES
CategoryTemperature Controller
LanguageEnglish

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