M-34-01-06 3/31/2016 5 DQ15D/T-DQ15D Manual
View/Change Set Points (Continued)
SP2 - Cool Set Point
1 To view the SP2 SET POINT value, press twice
and release. For seven seconds, the letter C and a
decimal point followed by the numeric SP2 value
display. (After seven seconds the display returns
to normal.)
2 To alter the Set Point value, press SET while the
Set Point value still displays (value will flash).
3 Once the value flashes, use or to change the
value.
4 Within 5 seconds after changing the value, press
SET once more to lock the new value into
memory.
P – Power Save Set Point
1 To turn on the Power-Save feature, do one of the
following tasks, never do both:
• either press all three keys ( , SET, and )
simultaneously, or
• install an external switch to close contacts #3
and #4 on the rear terminal strip.
When the control is operating in Power-Save
mode, the display will alternately change be-
tween the process value and three dashes ---.
2 Return to normal SP1 operation with one of the
following tasks:
• either press all three keys ( , SET, and )
simultaneously, or
• switch OFF the remote switch wired to terminals
#3 and #4.
3 To view the P SET POINT value, press once
and release. The control will display the letter P
and a decimal point followed by the numeric P
SET POINT value.
4 To change the Set Point value, press SET while
the P SET POINT value displays (value will flash).
5 Once the value flashes, press or to change
the value.
6 Press SET once to lock the new value into
memory.
Alarm Set Point
Note: This is not a safety device.
1 Enable the Alarm feature. See Configuration
(Setup), F3 Alarm On/ Off Switch for instructions.
2 Press twice and release. The letter A, followed
by a decimal point and the Alarm Set Point value
displays. (After a few seconds the screen returns
to normal.)
3 To change the ALARM SET POINT, press SET
while the alarm Set Point value still displays (value
will flash).
4 When it flashes, use or to change the value,
and press SET to lock the new value into memory.
Calibration
This section includes calibration procedures for 2 & 3
wire RTDs, Resistance, Voltage, Current Input, Fre-
quency, and Thermocouples.