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Shimaden SR64 - User Manual

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Preface
This instruction manual is meant for those who will be involved in the wiring, installation, operation and routine maintenance of the SR60
series (SR62, SR63, and SR64).
This manual describes the care, installation, wiring, function, and proper procedures for the operation of SR60 (SR62, SR63, SR64) series.
Keep this manual at the work site during operation of the SR60 series. While using this instrument, you should always follow the
guidance provided herein.
SR60 (SR62, 63, 64) Series
Digital Controller
Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing the Shimaden SR60 Series. Please check that the delivered product is the
correct item you ordered. Please do not begin operating this product until you have read this instruction
manual thoroughly and understand its contents.
Contents
1. The Matters regarding Safety.....................................................................................................................................................................2
2. Specifications.............................................................................................................................................................................................3
3. Introduction................................................................................................................................................................................................5
3-1. Check before Use ..........................................................................................................................................................................5
3-2. Handing Instruction.......................................................................................................................................................................5
4. Installation and Wiring...............................................................................................................................................................................5
4-1. Installation Site..............................................................................................................................................................................5
4-2. Mounting .......................................................................................................................................................................................5
4-3. How to Take the Controller out of the Case..................................................................................................................................5
4-4. External Dimensions and Panel Cutout.........................................................................................................................................5
4-5. Wiring............................................................................................................................................................................................6
4-6. Terminal Layout............................................................................................................................................................................6
4-7. Terminal Arrangement Table ........................................................................................................................................................6
5. Names and Functions of Parts....................................................................................................................................................................6
6. Parameter Operating Procedure, Flow, and Functions ..............................................................................................................................7
6-1. Operating Procedure......................................................................................................................................................................7
6-2. Parameter Flow and Functions......................................................................................................................................................8
7. Operation..................................................................................................................................................................................................10
7-1. Power ON and Initial Screen Display .........................................................................................................................................10
7-2. Function Selection Screen "Mode 2-1".......................................................................................................................................10
7-3. Measuring Range Scaling "Mode 2-2" (For voltage or current input)........................................................................................11
7-4. Setting of set value "Mode 0-0" ..................................................................................................................................................12
7-5. Setting of alarm action point "Mode 0-2/0-3" (Optional) ...........................................................................................................12
7-6. Execution of Auto Tuning (AT) Action......................................................................................................................................12
7-7. Operation by Manual Control "Mode 0-1"..................................................................................................................................13
7-8. Setting of Set Value Bias (Sb) "Mode 0-5" (Optional) ...............................................................................................................13
7-9. Setting of Current Values for Heater Break and Heater Loop Alarms (Optional).....................................................................13
7-10. Operation of Keylock ( ) "Mode 1-18"..............................................................................................................................14
7-11. Automatic Return of Display Screen...........................................................................................................................................14
8. Error Messages.........................................................................................................................................................................................14
8-1. Problems with Process Value Input.............................................................................................................................................14
8-2. Problems with CT Input for Heater Break Alarm (HB)..............................................................................................................14
SR60F-1EJ/E jun. 2000
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Summary

Safety Precautions

System Safety Countermeasures

Emphasizes implementing safety measures for controller usage and preventing equipment damage.

Electrical Safety and Input;Output Precautions

Details fuse requirements, input/output voltage/current limits, ventilation, and instrument usage.

Specifications

Alarm Output Specifications

Details alarm types (deviation, absolute), setting ranges, hysteresis, inhibit modes, and output ratings.

Heater Break Alarm Specifications

Specifies heater break alarm settings, current range, display, confirmation time, and output ratings.

Safety and EMC Requirements

Lists safety standards (IEC, EN) and EMC requirements (emission, immunity).

Installation and Wiring

Installation Site Selection

Specifies environmental conditions to avoid for proper controller installation and prevent malfunctions.

Mounting Instructions

Details panel cutout requirements and the procedure for mounting the controller using its pawls.

Wiring Safety and Procedures

Details essential safety warnings and best practices for wiring the controller correctly.

Terminal Arrangement Table

Provides a comprehensive table mapping terminal numbers to their names and descriptions for different models.

Parameter Operating Procedure, Flow, and Functions

Operation Modes and Functions

Execution of Auto Tuning (AT) Action

Explains how to initiate and stop the auto tuning function for PID parameter optimization.

Error Messages

Problems with Process Value Input

Lists common error codes (HHHH, LLLL, CJKH, COLL) and their causes related to input signals.

Problems with CT Input for Heater Break Alarm

Identifies error indications (HbHH, HbLL) related to the CT input for heater break alarm.

Summary

Safety Precautions

System Safety Countermeasures

Emphasizes implementing safety measures for controller usage and preventing equipment damage.

Electrical Safety and Input;Output Precautions

Details fuse requirements, input/output voltage/current limits, ventilation, and instrument usage.

Specifications

Alarm Output Specifications

Details alarm types (deviation, absolute), setting ranges, hysteresis, inhibit modes, and output ratings.

Heater Break Alarm Specifications

Specifies heater break alarm settings, current range, display, confirmation time, and output ratings.

Safety and EMC Requirements

Lists safety standards (IEC, EN) and EMC requirements (emission, immunity).

Installation and Wiring

Installation Site Selection

Specifies environmental conditions to avoid for proper controller installation and prevent malfunctions.

Mounting Instructions

Details panel cutout requirements and the procedure for mounting the controller using its pawls.

Wiring Safety and Procedures

Details essential safety warnings and best practices for wiring the controller correctly.

Terminal Arrangement Table

Provides a comprehensive table mapping terminal numbers to their names and descriptions for different models.

Parameter Operating Procedure, Flow, and Functions

Operation Modes and Functions

Execution of Auto Tuning (AT) Action

Explains how to initiate and stop the auto tuning function for PID parameter optimization.

Error Messages

Problems with Process Value Input

Lists common error codes (HHHH, LLLL, CJKH, COLL) and their causes related to input signals.

Problems with CT Input for Heater Break Alarm

Identifies error indications (HbHH, HbLL) related to the CT input for heater break alarm.

Shimaden SR64 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Size1/16 DIN
Control MethodPID
Input TypeThermocouple, RTD, DC Voltage
Output TypeRelay
DisplayLED Display
Power Supply100 to 240 VAC 50/60 Hz
Accuracy±0.3% of F.S. ±1 digit
Dimensions48 x 48 x 78 mm (1.89 x 1.89 x 3.07 in)

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