Level – West Control Solutions Pro-16 User Manual
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Configuration
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Pro-16
2
/ Y / Off, or 2-point controller with partial/full load switch-
over
3
2 x PID (3-point and continuous)
4
3-point stepping controller
mAn
Manual operation permitted
0
0 no
1
yes (see also
LOGI/ mAn
)
C.Act
Method of controller operation
0
0
inverse, e.g. heatingWith decreasing process value, the
correcting variable is increased, with increasing process
value, the correcting variable is reduced.
1
direct, e.g. coolingWith increasing process value, the
correcting variable is increased, with decreasing process
value, the correcting variable is decreased
FAIL
Behaviour at sensor break
1
0
controller outputs switched off
1
y = Y2
2
y = mean output. In the event of a failure of the input signal,
the mean value of the correcting variable output last is
kept.The maximum permissible output can be adjusted with
parameter
Ym.H
. To prevent determination of inadmissible
values, mean value formation is only if the control deviation is
lower than parameter
L.Ym
.
3
y = mean output; manual adjustment is possible.In the event of
a failure of the input signal, the mean value of the correcting
variable output last is kept.The maximum permissible output
can be adjusted using parameter
Ym.H
. The mean output is
measured at intervals of 1 min., when the control deviation is
smaller than parameter
L.Ym
.
rnG.L -1999...9999 X0 (lower limit of control range ) indicates the smallest value
to be expected as process value.
-100
rnG.H -1999...9999 X100 (high limit range of control) indicates the highest value
to be expected as process value.
1200
SP2C
With active SP.2 no cooling controlling is provided
0
0
standard (cooling permissible with all set-points)
1
no cooling provided with active SP.2
CYCL
Characteristic for 2-point- and 3-point-controllers
0
0
Standard (see page 42)
1
water cooling linear (see page 43)
2
water cooling non-linear (see page 44)
3
with constant cycle (see page 45)