6.1.1 Format of a Program Step |
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| 00.0 | - temp (setpoint) | ||
| 00.1 | HH.MM | - ramp time | |
| 00.2 | HH.MM | - hold time | |
| 00.3 | NNN | - next step | |
| 00.4 | P | - control probe | |
where: | step | is the current program step number (00 - 99) | |
| substep | is the current program substep | |
| TTT.Tis the setpoint temperature displayed to the nearest .1°C | ||
| HH | is hour(s) (00 - 99) | for ramp or hold |
| MM | is minute(s) (00 - 59) | for ramp or hold |
| NNN | is the next program step number (00 - 100) to execute | |
| P | is the number of the probe (1 or 2) to use for control or... | |
Pis the special command indicator (values of 3 thru 7) (See 6.8 for details)
The simple graph at the right shows a typical ramp & hold scenario. In this example the user wants to ramp from 0° to 78° in 20 minutes and then hold 78° for the next 20 minutes. A single program step will accomplish both tasks.
The sample program step below will pass control to program step 6 when it has completed.
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