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Temperature Controller
I 1 I 2 I 3
45.80
45.80
50
Instruction manual
PN 31095
PN 31097
Super System inc.
7205 Edington Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio 45249
United States
Phone: 513-772-0060
Toll free: 800-666-4330
Fax: 513-772-9466
www.supersystem.com
Model No. 31095 and 31097
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Page 1 - Model No. 31095 and 31097

X5-SSI-uk 18-03-2009 17:53 Pagina 1Temperature ControllerI 1 I 2 I 345.8045.80 50Instruction manualPN 31095PN 31097 Super System inc.7205 Edington

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Terminals654321282730292625719318203293310341123351224360,5Nm16151817141321RearterminalcoverCable size1 mm2 [2]5.7 mm0.22 in103 - Electrical Connecti

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65432128273029262571931820329331034112335122436161518171413216543212827302926257193182032933103411233512243616151817141321A BE C D CDA BE C D CD113 -

Page 4 - Operating mode

123 - Electrical Connections3.3 EXAMPLE OF WIRING DIAGRAM (VALVE CONTROL) BNotes:1] Ensure that the power supply voltage isthe same as that on the in

Page 5 - Cincinnati, Ohio USA

133 - Electrical Connections3.3.1 POWER SUPPLYBSwitching power supply with mul-tiple isolation and PTC protection.• Standard version:Nominal voltage:

Page 6 - 2 INSTALLATION

143 - Electrical Connections3.3.2 PV CONTROL INPUTBC For mA, mVInput resistance = 30Ω per mA;Input resistance > 10MΩ per mV;Input resistance = 10k

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153 - Electrical ConnectionsA - From Remote SetpointCurrent 0/4…20mA;Input resistance = 30Ω.Voltage 1…5V, 0…5V, 0…10V;Input resistance = 300kΩ.B - Fro

Page 8 - 2 - Installation

163 - Electrical Connections3.3.6 OP1 - OP2 - OP3 - OP4 - OP5 - OP6 OUTPUTS (OPTION)BThe functionality associated to each of OP1, OP2, OP4, OP5 and

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173 - Electrical Connections3.3.6-A SINGLE ACTION RELAY (TRIAC) CONTROL OUTPUTB3.3.6-B1 SINGLE ACTION LOGIC CONTROL OUTPUTB3.3.6-B2 SINGLE ACTION A

Page 10 - CONNECTIONS

183 - Electrical Connections3.3.6-F1 DOUBLE ACTIONDIGITAL/DIGITAL CONTROL OUTPUTBCoolloadStaticRelay2021OP6Notes for pages 17 - 18 - 19OP1 - OP2 Rel

Page 11 - 3 - Electrical Connections

193 - Electrical Connections3.3.6-G MOTOR POSITIONER OUTPUT RELAY (TRIAC) / RELAY (TRIAC)Valve drive PID without potentiometer 3 poleoutput with N.O

Page 12 - ~ T fuse for Triac outputs

2InformationccNOTESON ELECTRICSAFETY ANDELECTROMAGNETICCOMPATIBILITYPlease read these instructions carefully before proceeding with the installation o

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203 - Electrical Connections3.3.7 OP1-2-3-4 ALARM OUTPUTSBFuseAL3 load2829OP3[1]30[1]AL3 loadV~FuseNCCNOFuseAL1 load3132OP1[1]33OP2[1]AL2 loadV~FuseF

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3.3.10 PROFIBUS DP (OPTION)B213 - Electrical ConnectionsDPDNDGVP1234•Galvanic isolation 500 Vac/1 min• Compliance to the EIA RS485standard for PROFIB

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I 1 I 2 I 345.8045.80 50224 - Operation4.1.1 KEY FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAYS IN OPERATOR MODESP operating Setpoint(Local/Remote or Stored)% Control outpu

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234 - Operation4.1.2 KEY FUNCTIONS AND DISPLAY IN PROGRAMMING MODEAThe parameter setting proce-dure has a timeout. If no keysare pressed for, at lea

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4.2.1 NUMERIC ENTRY (i.e. the modification of the Setpointvalue from 275.0 to 240.0 )4.2.2 MNEMONIC CODE SETTING (e.g. configuration see page 26)244

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254 - Operation4.3 CONFIGURATION PROCEDUREConf275.8 Menu C.pas 33OKConfEHit274.8InP.S.P. Out L.inP ALMConf ConfConfConfConftiMeConf(see page 26) (see

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HertzphHz264 - Operation4.3.1 INPUTS CONFIGURATIONConfInP.Inp.Unitsc.ddsc.loé 0é 0sc.Hié9999SqrénoCHarénoé0=10énoneLINEAR INPUTONLYInput type see

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ConfS.P.S.P.tyS.P.tréLocénoS.P.tMéP.SecéNorS.slREMOTEINPUT ONLYrS.Iné4=20274 - Operation4.3.2 SETPOINT CONFIGURATIONSetpointtypesee table 3Stored Setp

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284 - OperationConfOutCn.tyM.C.OPrt. 2énoneO.rt.2é4=20rt.L2é 0rt.H2é9999éPid:réOFFrt.H1é9999rt.L1é 0O.rt.1é4=20rt. 1énoneF.OutéOFFS.OutéOFFC.OP.5é

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294 - OperationWhen OP5 and OP6 outputsare not configured as controloutput, they can retransmit thePV, SP or MV linearized value.Retransmitted signaln

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3Table of contents5 DISPLAYS...

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ConfL.inpIL1IL2éOFFéOFFIL3éOFF304 - Operation4.3.4 DIGITAL INPUT CONFIGURATION 4.3.5 ALARM CONFIGURATIONIL1 digital input functionsee table 10IL2 digi

Page 25 - C.Pas (see page.50)

314 - OperationAL. 4éOFFA4.OuéOP4LtchénoblocénoblocénoLtchénoA3.OuéOP3AL. 3éOFFblocénoLtchénoA2.OuéOP2AL. 2éOFFdonbénodonbénodonbéno-AL2 alarm typesee

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324 - OperationAbsolute alarmActive highé-fsHActive lowé-fslhyd hyuOnOffOnOffAlarm thresholdHigh rangeLow rangeDeviation alarmActive highActive lowé-d

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mA°COP1275.0A / M1 2 3Ilba4334 - Operation[C] START-UP DISABLING∆SPDisableSPOnOffStart-uprampdownrampup∆SPthreshold=SP± rangeDisableSP∆SPOnOffStart-up

Page 28 - OFF/-100…+100%

344 - Operation4.4 PARAMETERIZATION - MAIN MENUMenuS.P.MenuAL275.0274.8Menutime(see page 36)Setpoint menu (see pages 37)Operatormode(see page 41)Alarm

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354 - OperationMenuTuneMenuPIdMenuInPMenuConfMenuAccSMenuCoMMMenuOut(see page 43)Input menu(see page 54)Accessmenu(see page 25)Configurationmenu(see p

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364 - Operation4.4.1 PARAMETERIZATION - SETPOINT MENUMenuS.P.L=réLocSL. uSL. déOFFéOFFS.P. HéH.réangeS.P. LéL.réangeBiasé 0rtioé 1:00S.P. 2S.P. 3é

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374 - Operation4.4.4.2 TIMER FUNCTIONAThe Timer cannot beenabled with Heat/Coolcontrol.To enable this function, performthe following:1 In order to us

Page 32 - #OpI #Op2 #Op3 #Op4

384 - OperationTIMER COUNTING MODESA - Counting start time inside the band,end in control mode.The time counting starts only when the erroris inside a

Page 33 - #donb = yes

394 - OperationTIMER COUNTING MODESD - Counting start time = timer launch time,end with control output forced to zero.The time counting starts when th

Page 34 - (only with AL3 enabled)

41 - Introduction1 INTRODUCTIONMain universal inputControl AlarmsRetransmissionResourcesPVAUXIL1IL2IL3OP1OP2OP3OP4OP5OP6(option)Special functionSetpo

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404 - OperationIf there is a power failure dur-ing the Timer execution, thevalue of the elapsed time is lost.Depending on Timer action#t.act selection

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414 - Operation4.4.2 PARAMETERIZATION - ALARMS MENUMenuALhy.3ué 1hy.3dé 1hy.4ué 1hy.4dé 1hy.2dé 1hy.2ué 1hy.Iué 14---é 03---é 02---é

Page 37 - AThe Timer cannot be

424 - Operation4.4.3 PARAMETERIZATION - PID MENU (not shown for ON-OFF control action)MenuPIDOKt.d. Cé 12:0t.i. Cé 60P.b. Cé 5:0M.reSé 50:0O.C.é 1

Page 38 - #t.Mod = 4

MenuTuneYesNot.d.t.i.p.b.tuneénofor ATOK434 - Operation4.4.4 PARAMETERIZATIONTUNING MENU (not shown for ON-OFF control action)4.4.5 PARAMETERIZATION I

Page 39 - #t.Mod =7

444 - Operation4.4.6 PARAMETERIZATION - OUTPUT MENUMenuOutOp.hyé 1ST.tMSt.OPé Offé 10OP.ré OffOP. Hé100:0OP. Lé 0:0MU.hyMU.tMé 0:5é 60Op.rCé Off

Page 40 - Ö LED is on

PAr.ybdr.Sé9600énoneAdd.Sé 1PAr.yé 3Pro.Sbdr.Sé9600éJbuSAdd.Sé 1Pro.SéJbuSAdd.Pé 3MenuCoMMDepending on serial communication choosen (see model

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4.5.1 SETPOINT MENU464 - Operation4.5 PARAMETERSFor a simpler use of the con-troller, the parameters have beenorganized in menus, accordingto their fu

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474 - OperationStored SetpointTracking(see chapter 4.3.2 at page 27)Two different operation modecan be set:A Stand-by mode# noThe selection of any me

Page 43 - P.b.,t.i.,t.d

484 - Operation4.5.2 ALARM MENU(see also pages 32 and 33)Asymmetricupper alarmhysteresisAsymmetriclower alarmhysteresisThe parameter can be setbetween

Page 44 - 0ff/1…100%

494 - Operation4.5.3 PID MENUNot present with On-Off mainoutput or Timer PID = 0.ProportionalBandCool Proportional BandThis parameter specifies thepro

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Page 46 - #sl. u and #sl. d parameters

it modifies the PID term para-meters.It is the ideal for all applicationswhere it is required to continu-ously change the PID termsparameters in order

Page 47 - Setpoint span

514 - Operation4.5.6 OUTPUT MENUControl outputhysteresisThe parameter can be setbetween zero and 5% of theconfigured Span and set inEngineering units.

Page 48 - Alarm threshold

524 - Operation4.5.7 SERIAL COMMUNICATION MENU (OPTION)RS485 address communication- 1…247SLAVE Profibus DPaddress- 3…124All instruments connected to t

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534 - Operation4.5.8 TIME MENUTime band Start0… 100Time band Run0… 100 (only fort.Mod = 2, 3)These two commands set theband at start time count andthe

Page 50 - Off the filter is bypassed

275.8A.pas 11OK274.8MenuAccSAc.leE.AMnAc.lefUllEHecnoneyesC.pasOperEHecC.pas 33544 - Operation4.6 PARAMETERIZATION - ACCESS MENU - PASSWORD - CALIB

Page 51 - Heat Cool

45.8045.80X5 50Ac.leA.pasEditEHecA.pas IIEHecloadEHecstorpot.HEHecC.potpot.l O 255554 - OperationAccess to the edit levelChange the Access pass-wor

Page 52 - A Please, read the user

564 - OperationWith the access level Edit, theuser defines which groups andparameters are accessible tothe operatorAfter selecting and confirmingthe a

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575 - Displays5.1 STANDARD DISPLAY275.0274.8 63275.0274.8 63rel. 00AHard3150Out 30.0t.s.p.300.0Op 63.0 °C274.8tune nos.selnone3fs.H365.8ABCDProdu

Page 54 - A.pas [A] parameter, the

586 - CommandsCOMMANDS TO THE CONTROLLER AND OPERATING PHASES6 COMMANDSThe commands can beentered in 3 ways:6.1 KEYPADsee page 55• Setpoint modificat

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596 - Commands6.1 KEYPAD COMMANDS6.1.1 SETPOINT MODIFICATION 6.1.2 AUTO/MANUAL MODEThe Setpoint is directly modi-fied with the $% keys.Once entered,

Page 56 - $% keys to select

62 - Installation2 INSTALLATIONInstallation must be carried out byqualified personnel.Before proceeding with the installation ofthis controller, read

Page 57 - 5 DISPLAYS

606 - Commands6.1.3 LOCAL/ REMOTE SELECTION 6.1.4 STORED SETPOINTS SELECTION (see also pages 42, 43)MenuS.P.275.0274.8l=rl=rlocl=rreMlocs.sels.selS.L

Page 58 - 6 COMMANDS

275.0274.8MenuTunetunetune notune yes no616 - Commands6.1.5 TUNE RUN / STOPOperatormodeTuningmenuThis controller is provided with2 different Tuning

Page 59 - OPAUTO=OPMAN

Start-Hold timer#strt — — Start-Hold timerReset Out 3#tres — — Reset Output 3 connected to the timerEnd timer#End — — Abort timer626 - Commands6.2 DIG

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638 - Technical Specifications8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSTotal configurability(see chapter 4.3 page 25)PV Input(see pages13,14 and page 26)Featuresat 2

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8 - Technical Specifications64Featuresat 25°C env. temp.DescriptionRemoteSetpointNot isolatedaccuracy 0.1%Current: 0/4...20mA: Rj = 30ΩBias in enginee

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658 - Technical SpecificationsFeaturesat 25°C env. temp.DescriptionAlgorithmPID with overshoot control or On-off - PID with valve drive algorithm, for

Page 63 - 8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

668 - Technical SpecificationsFeaturesat 25°C env. temp.DescriptionOP1 - OP2 outputsSPST Relay N.O., 2A/250Vac (4A/120Vac) for resistive loadTriac, 1A

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678 - Technical SpecificationsFeaturesat 25°C env. temp.DescriptionTuningFuzzy-Tuning type . The controller selects automatically the bestmethod accor

Page 65 - 8 - Technical Specifications

Factory default parameters68FACTORY DEFAULT PARAMETERSParameter Parameter Name Default value User settings NotesS.SELSetpoint selection NONESP.11st st

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Factory default parameters69tFl1AL1 delay 1Hy.2uAL2 alarm hysteresis Up 1Hy.2dAL2 alarm hysteresis Down 1tFl2AL2 delay 1Hy.3uAL3 alarm hysteresis Up 1

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72 - Installation2.1.1 DIMENSIONAL DETAILS 2.1.2 PANEL CUT-OUT96 mm3.78 in110 mm4.33 in48 mm1.89 in10 mm max.0.39 in max.10 mm max.0.39 in max.65

Page 68 - FACTORY DEFAULT PARAMETERS

Factory default parameters70t.i.Integral time 60t.d.Derivative time 12.0d.ErrError Dead Band OFFO.C.Overshoot Control 0.8O.C.r.b.Overshoot Control rel

Page 69 - Factory default parameters

Factory default parameters71OP.rControl output maximum speed OFFSt.OPSoft start output high value OFFSt.tMSoft start time 10M.tOutput minimum step Ser

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Factory default parameters72A.PASAccess password 11InInput type selection 0 - 10UnitEngineering units NONESC.ddNumber of decimals (0... 3) 0SC.loLow r

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73WarrantyWARRANTYWe guarantee this product to befree from defects in material andworkmanship for 3 years from thedate of shipment.The warranty above

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74Icons tableMain universal input Digital inputThermocouple Isolated contactRTD (Pt100) NPN open collectorDelta Temp (2x RTD) TTL open collectormA and

Page 73 - WARRANTY

82 - Installation2.2 ENVIRONMENTAL RATINGSBOperating conditionsMAltitude: up to 2,000 mTTemperature: 0…50°C [1]%RhRelative humidity: 5…95 % non-conde

Page 74 - ICONS TABLE

92 - Installation2.3.1 INSERTTHE INSTRUMENT1 Prepare panel cut-out;2 Check front panel gasketposition;3 Insert the instrument through the cut-out.2.3.

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