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Ramping controller prompt table, Table 5.8, Loc to ot3 – Watlow Series 988 Family User Manual

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Name

Description

Read (?) and/or Write (=) Syntax

Range

data.1

data.2

Modbus

Address

Ramping Controller Prompt Table

981,

982,

983, 984

Data Communications with the Watlow Series 988 Family

Command Summary Series 981-984, Chapter 5

5.8

LOC

Keyboard Lockout

? LOC

0 = No lockout

1300

= LOC data.2

1 = Lock out PID Menu and auto-tune

prompt

2 = Lock out System, PID and Program

Menus

3 = Lock out System, PID and Program

Menus; and set point 1 slewing

Default: 0

LOP

Low Power Limit

? LOP

-100% to HiP (%)

715

= LOP data.2

Default: -100% (heat/cool)
Default: 0% (heat only)

LRNH Learn High Slide-

? LRNH

0 = No function

1907

wire Resistance

= LRNH data.2

1 = Learn
Default: 0

LRNL

Learn Low Slide-

? LRNL

0 = No function

1906

wire Resistance

= LRNL data.2

1 = Learn
Default: 0

MDL

Model Number

? MDL

982 (981-984 ramping unit)

0

MOD

Mode Key Action

= MOD data.2

0 = Mode to previous prompt

1900

1 = Mode to next prompt

MTR

Monitor the

? MTR

See Key Command, "MTR," at the

1200

currently running

end of this chapter for full response

step.

syntax.

This key command
responds with all
step information for
these step types:
• Set Point (time)
• Set Point (rate)
• Soak

These step types
have zero-time
duration; they will
never respond
to an MTR query:
• Jump-loop
• Link File
• End Step

OT1

Output 1 Action

? OT1

0 = Heat

700

= OT1 data.2

1 = Cool

OT2

Output 2 Action

? OT2

0 = Heat

717

= OT2 data.2

1 = Cool
2 = None
3 = Alarm 2
4 = Alarm 2 reverse acting

OT3

Output 3 Action

? OT3

0 = None

734

= OT3 data.2

1 = Alarm 3
2 = Alarm 3 reverse acting
3 = Event 3 (ENT3)

Table 5.8 -

LOC to OT3

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CAUTION:
Avoid writing <=>
continuously, such
as ramping set
points or repetitive
loops, to the
Series 981-984
EEPROM memory.
Continuous writes
may result in
premature control
failure, system
downtime and
damage to pro-
cesses and
equipment.

NOTE:
The number of
decimal places
returned by many
of these com-
mands is deter-
mined by the DEC1
or IN1 setting.
(This does not
apply to Modbus
Protocol.)