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Opening the Self-adaptation menu
7.3.2 Managing parameter sets
Saving a parameter set
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1.
Open the Home window.
2.
Touch the Settings Control Self-adaptation controller tile.
A submenu opens.
3.
Use the following buttons to set and perform self-adaptation:
Status ; perform self-adaptation:
[Start]; starts the adaptation cycle.
[Stop]; interrupts a currently active self-adaptation.
Set point ; specify the T
Make sure you take the maximum temperature fluctuations of
±15 Kelvin into consideration and set the [Tih] and [Til] accord-
ingly.
Determination ; determine the extent of the self-adaptation.
Internal : The adaptation cycle only determines the internal
control parameters.
Internal + External : The adaptation cycle determines the
internal and external control parameters.
Control parameter ; display control parameter (or result of the
self-adaptation), rename or save the parameter set.
You can save the currently valid control parameters as a parameter set or
replace them by loading an existing parameter set.
You can export parameter sets to a USB storage medium via the
USB interface of the operating unit, Ä Chapter 7.7 "Exporting /
importing data" on page 39. The export data can be added
to your data backup or imported to your constant temperature
equipment with similar equipment.
1.
Open the Home window.
2.
Tap the Settings Control Control parameter tile.
A list of the currently valid control parameters is displayed.
3.
Tap [Save as...] to save the displayed control parameters as a param-
eter set.
An input window with an alphanumerical keyboard is displayed.
4.
Enter a name for the parameter set. You can choose any name and it
can contain up to 16 characters.
If this name is already assigned, the existing parameter set
under this name will be overwritten when you save it.
5.
Press [OK] to confirm your entry.
The new parameter set is saved in the list of available parameter
sets.
Command Touch operating unit
temperature set point.
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