JULABO CF41 Cryo-Compact Circulators - Manual (Page 33)

Cryo-Compact Circulators
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eprog : 50.0°C
IntAct : 24.7°C
Power : 80 %
Control : intern
eprog – Can only be adjusted when an electronic module with analog
connections is used (option).
Setpoint setting via the analog interface REG+E-PROG connection with an
external voltage or current source or a programmer.
Important:
Connect the external voltage or current source or a programmer to the
circulator via the socket REG+E-PROG (see page 51).
In the menu >Inputs/Outputs< set the parameter >EPROG< and the input
variables (see page 52).
The E-Prog input can only be used either under menu item >Setpoint< or
under menu item >Variable< (page 34).
Autostart
Possible parameters:
on - AUTOSTART on
off - AUTOSTART off (Factory setting)
Note:
The temperature system has been configured and supplied by JULABO
according to N.A.M.U.R. recommendations. This means for the start mode, that
the unit must enter a safe operating state after a power failure (non-automatic
start mode). This safe operating state is indicated by „ OFF „, resp. R OFF on
the VFD-COMFORT-DISPLAY. A complete shutdown of the main functional
elements such as heater and circulating pump is effected simultaneously.
The values set on the Cryo-Compact Circulator remain stored, and the unit is
returned to operation by pressing the start/stop key (in manual control mode).
In remote control mode, the values need to be resent by the PC via the
interface.
Should such a safety standard not be required, the AUTOSTART function
(automatic start mode) may be activated, thus allowing the start of the
instrument directly by pressing the mains power switch or using a timer.
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The AUTOSTART function can only be used, if setpoint setting is carried
out via >keyboard< or >eprog< or >ext. Pt100<.
Warning:
For supervised or unsupervised operation with the AUTOSTART function, avoid any
hazardous situation to persons or property.
The instrument does no longer conform to N.A.M.U.R. recommendations.
The safety and warning functions of the instrument should always be used to their
fullest capacity.