5. Setting Parameters:
(Note: x means channel number. It can be 1~4.)
When COMM module interface is used for communication, bAud defines the
baud rate range is 300~19200bit/s.
Every instrument in the same communication line should be assigned to
different communication address. The communication applies AIBUS
protocol. Every input channel takes one address. For example, if channel
number Cn=3 and Addr=10, then the communication address 10~12 are
assigned to the instrument.
Setpoints of channel 1~4.
0: Auto tuning function is disable
1: Active auto turning function to calculate the values of parameters P, I, d
and CtI. After auto tuning is accomplished, “At” will be automatically
changed to 0.
Define the input specification of channel 1~ 4.
dPtx is set to select display resolution for channel x
for linear inputs, the corresponding display resolution of dPt=0,1,2,3 are 0,
0.0, 0.00 and 0.000
For thermocouple inputs, when dPt=0, the display resolution is 1℃; when
dPt=1, the resolution is 0.1℃.
Note: dPt only affects the display, and has no effect on internal data.
SCL and SCH define the corresponding scale range of linear inputs as mV.
For thermocouple, the units of Scb is 0.1℃. For example, when Scb=-100,
the actual offset=-10℃, then the measured temperature will be 10℃ lower
than that when Sc=0.
-1999~+4000
units or 0.1℃
The value of FIL will determine the ability of filtering noise.
FIL=0, no filtering;
FIL=1, filtering with mean;
FIL=2~40, filtering with mean and integral.
When a large value is set, the measurement input is stabilized but the
response speed is slow. Generally, it can be set to 1 to 3.
If strong interference exists, then you can increase parameter FIL gradually to
make momentary fluctuation of measured value less than 2 to 5.
When the instrument is being metrological verified, FIL can be set to 0 or 1 to
shorten the response time.
Proportional band in PID and APID control. Instead of percentage of the
measurement range, the unit is the same as PV.
Generally, optimal P, I, D and CtI can be obtained by auto tuning. They can
also be manually inputted if you already know the correct values.
Time of Integral in PID. No integral effect when I=0
Time of derivative in PID. No derivative effect when d=0