Instructions
9.3 PID_Temp
PID control
Function Manual, 03/2017, A5E35300227-AC
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In/out parameters of PID_Temp V2
Mode INT 4 At Mode, specify the operating mode to which PID_Temp is to switch. Options
are:
• Mode = 0: Inactive
• Mode = 1: Pretuning
• Mode = 2: Fine tuning
• Mode = 3: Automatic mode
• Mode = 4: Manual mode
The operating mode is activated by:
• Rising edge at ModeActivate
• Falling edge at Reset
• Falling edge at ManualEnable
• Cold restart of CPU if RunModeByStartup = TRUE
For pretuning and fine tuning, you specify with Heat.EnableTuning and
Cool.EnableTuning whether tuning takes place for heating or cooling.
Mode is retentive.
A detailed description of the operating modes can be found in State and Mode
Interface for cascade control
If this PID_Temp instance is used as slave controller in a cascade (Con-
fig.Cascade.IsSlave = TRUE), assign the Master parameter at the instruction
call with the Slave parameter of the master controller.
Example:
Call of a slave controller "PID_Temp_2" with master controller "PID_Temp_1" in
SCL:
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"PID_Temp_2"(Master := "PID_Temp_1".Slave, Setpoint :=
"PID_Temp_1".OutputHeat);
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You use this interface to exchange slave controller information about operating
mode, limit and substitute setpoint with your master controller. Ke
the call of the master controller has to take place before the call of the slave
controller in the same cyclic interrupt OB.
Assignment:
• Bits 0 to 15: Unassigned
• Bits 16 to 23 – Limit counter:
A slave controller whose output value is limited increments this counter. De-
pending on the configured number of slaves (Config.Cascade.CountSlaves)
and of the anti-windup mode (Config.Cascade.AntiWindUpMode), the mas-
ter controller reacts accordingly.
• Bit 24 – Automatic mode of the slave controllers:
TRUE, if all slave controllers are in automatic mode
• Bit 25 – Substitute setpoint of the slave controllers:
TRUE, if a slave controller has activated the substitute setpoint (Substi-
Slave DWORD DW#16#0 Interface for cascade control
You use this interface to exchange slave controller information about operating
mode, limit and substitute setpoint with your master controller.
See description of Master parameter