4. Screen instruction

4-1. Power on and initial screen display

After turning on power, the display shows each power on initial screen for approx. 1.5 seconds, then moves into the basic screen of the mode 0 screen group.

Turning on power

screen

Series type (

,

)

 

 

Input type (

: Thermocouple,

: R. T. D.,

 

initial

 

: Voltage (mV),

: Voltage (V),

: Current (mA))

Displays output screen

 

 

 

 

 

on

Control output type

: Contact

: SSR drive voltage

 

 

: Current

: Voltage

 

Power

 

 

 

Lower limit of the selected measuring range

 

 

 

 

Higher limit of the selected measuring range

 

 

Mode 0 screen group basic screen

 

 

 

Measured value (PV)

 

 

 

Set value (SV)

 

 

 

 

4-2. Alarm type code table

Alarm code

AH

With/Without

AL/HB

With/Without

assignment

inhibit action

assignment

inhibit action

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0 (

)

Not assigned

– – – – –

Not assigned

– – – – –

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 (

)

Higher limit

Without

Lower limit

Without

deviation value

inhibit action

deviation value

inhibit action

 

 

2 (

)

Higher limit

Without

Lower limit

Without

absolute value

inhibit action

absolute value

inhibit action

3 (

)

Higher limit

With

Lower limit

With

deviation value

inhibit action

deviation value

inhibit action

4 (

)

Higher limit

With

Lower limit

With

absolute value

inhibit action

absolute value

inhibit action

5 (

)

Higher limit

Without

Heater break

– – – – –

deviation value

inhibit action

 

 

6 (

)

Higher limit

Without

Heater break

– – – – –

absolute value

inhibit action

 

 

7 (

)

Higher limit

With

Heater break

– – – – –

deviation value

inhibit action

 

 

8 (

)

Higher limit

With

Heater break

– – – – –

absolute value

inhibit action

 

 

Note: In the above table, the alarm codes 5 through 8 are selectable when the apparatus has the optional function of heater break alarm.

4-3. Screen change

(1) Screen change from mode 0 group to mode 1 group

• Pressing the key for three seconds on the basic screen of the mode 0 screen group changes it to the direct call screen of the mode 1 screen group and vice versa.

0-0 Basic Screen

1-0 direct call screen

key

3seconds

(2)Screen change from mode 0 group to mode 2 screen group

• Pressing the ENT key for five seconds on the basic screen of the mode 0 screen group changes it to the function selecting screen of the mode 2 screen group and vice versa.

0-0 Basic Screen

2-0 Function selecting screen

ENT

key

5 seconds

(3)Screen change within mode 0 screen group

By pressing the key, the screen changes.

(4)Screen change within mode 1 screen group

Two methods are used for screen change within mode 1

screen group. One is to press the key as shown on

above mode 0 screen group. The other is to mode the screen directly by indicating screen No. on the top direct call screen.

Example: Direct calling the screen No.8 PV bias value set screen

1-0 direct call screen

1-0 direct call screen

1-8 PV bias value set screen

key

ENT

key

several times

point flashes

 

(5)Selecting and setting digit to change of function selecting screen of mode 2 screen group

When the function selecting screen is displayed, the point of selectable digit flashes.

By pressing ENT key, the selectable digit (digit whose point is flashing) moves.

In case of changing the set value, flash the point to be

changed with ENT key, select data with the keys and press key again to register the set value and move

selectable digit.

Example: changing the control output characteristics from (heating) to (cooling)

ENT key

key

ENT key

*“.” on the screen shows the selectable digit (digit whose point is flashing).

Note: In case of changing data and pressing ENT key longer than 5 seconds, the screen moves to mode 0 basic screen without a data registration. It requires a data verification with ENT key and screen change.

(6)Shifting setting items on input scaling screen of mode 2 screen group and setting method

Pressing the key on the function selecting screen calls the input scaling screen onto the display. The decimal

point in the rightmost position on the top row flashes.

Press the or key to change the lower limit value

and press the ENT key to register the data.

• Upon registering the lower limit value data, the decimal point in the rightmost digit in the bottom row begins to flash. Change the higher limit value by pressing the

or

key and register it by means of the ENT key.

Upon registering the higher limit value data, the decimal points in the rightmost digits of the bottom and top rows flash. Change the positions of the decimal points by

pressing the or key and register it by means of the ENT key.

Each time the ENT key is pressed, the flashing decimal point in the rightmost digit moves from the top rowbottom rowtop and bottom rowstop row.

In case the lower limit value and the higher limit value are set to produce a difference which is less than 100 counts or more than 5000 counts, the higher limit value is forced to change to +100 or +5000 counts. The higher limit cannot be set to be less than a lower limit value +100 counts or more than a lower limit value +5000 counts.

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Omega CN159, CN154, CN155 Screen instruction, Power on and initial screen display, Alarm type code table, Screen change

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