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MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000
Measurement and
Control technology
Hardware development
Software development
Specialised electronics
Food technology
Process visualisation
User Manual
Process controller
V00.21
Issue 17.08.2021_00
aditec gmbh
Talweg 17
D-74254 Offenau
Tel.:+49(0)7136 96122-0
Fax:+49(0)7136 96122-20
www.aditec.net
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- Page 1 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Process controller V00.21 Issue 17.08.2021_00 Measurement and aditec gmbh Control technology Talweg 17 Hardware development D-74254 Offenau Software development Tel.:+49(0)7136 96122-0 Specialised electronics Fax:+49(0)7136 96122-20 Food technology www.aditec.net Process visualisation...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Contents Introduction ............................. 5 Overview ............................ 5 Display and operating area ......................6 1.2.1 Input and display touch panel ..................... 6 1.2.2 Control buttons........................6 Functions of the on-screen key pad ................... 9 1.3.1... - Page 3 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 5.1.1 Instant start ........................28 5.1.2 Start with time of day ......................28 5.1.3 Starting a program with batch number ................29 5.1.4 Sensor log on or off (Sensor registration) .................29 5.1.5 Operating hours messages on the user pages ..............30 Operating mode ..........................31...
- Page 4 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Symbols used in this user manual The following symbols are used in this user manual to emphasize important information: Symbol Description This is a Please note or a tip. Be aware! This symbol points out potential problems and what to do to avoid them.
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Page 5: Introduction
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 1 Introduction Overview Processors MIC 900, MIC 1100 and MIC 3000, with user-friendly touch panel, 7“ TFT display with resistive touch technology, several interfaces and a housing of standard industrial quality, are designed for use in universal cooking and smoking chambers as well as climatic smoke and maturing chambers. -
Page 6: Display And Operating Area
Input and display touch panel The upper half is a 5" (MIC 1100) or 7“ (MIC 900 + MIC 3000) touch display. Here you can change the different settings and information on program data and the input screens are shown. - Page 7 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 MIC 900, MIC 1100 and MIC 3000 Pause Pausing program runs and resuming a paused program Only run. MIC 900 + LED flashes – program in hold mode/start time runs...
- Page 8 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Air circulation level Short-cut button for changing the circulation level on a multi-level motor (if it has been configured that way) LED shines – air circulation level 1 is active (low) LED flashes slowly –...
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Page 9: Functions Of The On-Screen Key Pad
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Functions of the on-screen key pad Key pad - Insert/replace mode - Deleting individual symbols - Deleting an entire text passage - Capital /Lower case letters - Numbers and special symbols... -
Page 10: Entering Numerical Values
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Numerical pad text entry MIC 3000 Text can also be entered via the operation buttons 0 – 9. Select which value you want to enter via the cursor buttons and then change into entry mode by pressing the Return button. Now use the operation buttons on the numerical pad to enter your value and confirm your entry by pressing Return. -
Page 11: Mic3000 Control Buttons (Number Buttons)
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Be aware The controller also allows you to enter negative temperature values: In order to pre-program negative nominal values in a step, the installation manufacturer has to pre-program negative nominal value limits for chamber and core. -
Page 12: Standby
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 2 Standby As soon as the controller has been connected to a power supply, it will automatically boot up and will display the message „Loading please wait...“. This process can take up to 1 minute. Then you will get to the standby screen. -
Page 13: Selecting A Program
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 • Current program proup: The current program group (related to the current program) is displayed. By touching the field, all programs belonging to this program group are displayed and can be selected. -
Page 14: Selection Via The Process Name
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 2.3.1 Selection via the process name Selecting a process name Press the box with the process name and a list of all the processes will open. From this list you can now assign the required process to the step. -
Page 15: Actual And Nominal Values
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Actual and nominal values Chamber temp. Core temp. Humidity Step time Actual and nominal values Actual value: Currently measured sensor value or current step time Symbol/Scale (combined button): Shows the measured variable and the measuring scale. -
Page 16: Program Run Times
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Program run times Press the symbol to show the program runtime or the remaining program runtime. Actual/current step time Program runtime: Duration of the current program (including all steps) Remaining program runtime: Time that remains until the program ends (including all steps). -
Page 17: Process Display
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Please note Aggregate modules, unlike aggregate buttons, can be programmed permanently and saved. Also see „ Editing program steps“, item 4.3.1, page 22 The current status of the aggregates are shown under „Aggregate and relay display“, item 2.6.3, page 17... -
Page 18: Alarm Messages
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 2.6.5 Alarm messages All digital inputs which have been configured as alarms in a process or program and their operating status are shown here. 0 – Contact open 1 – Contact closed 2.6.6... -
Page 19: Switching Into The Next Step
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 There are 3 different types of buttons for aggregates and aggregate modules: ▪ On/Off buttons ▪ Buttons with interval time. The „On“ time interval is fixed and is pre-configured by the installation manufacturer. -
Page 20: Editing A Program Step
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 2.7.3 Editing a program step: Back: Calling up the start page / standby Arrow buttons(<, >): Press the arrow buttons right/left to skip forward or backwards from step to step within a program. -
Page 21: Programming Mode
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 ▪ Documentation Various information can be stored (e.g. operating instructions, company address, email addresses) ▪ Information: Display of the information about the controller version and settings. ▪ Start page: Back to the start page/standby... -
Page 22: Setting Up A Favourites List
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Setting up a favourites list Select a program form the program list on the left side (see figure “Program selection programming mode”). Press on one of the lines in the favourites list and the program will be transferred to that position. -
Page 23: Assign Program Images
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Please note Program and steps can also be added, copied or deleted on the „Edit” page. You can get to the relevant sub-menu by pressing on the „Program“ or „Step“ box, respectively. -
Page 24: Entering Nominal Values
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Hint Program group images can be copied from a USB stick to the controller. Please contact your service technician. Be aware If you copy programs to USB or load programs from a USB memory stick, the program groups and program images are not transferred. -
Page 25: Copying, Deleting And Adding Programs/Steps
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Please enter which step(s) should be repeated and how often. Confirm with „Enter“. Example 1: If you want steps 3 to 5 to be repeated twice , you enter: from step... -
Page 26: Linking Programs
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 „Step number“ box Double click the „Step number“ box and a menu window will open. This allows you to add, copy or delete steps. Adding If you want to add e.g. a new 2. step, the pervious step 2 becomes step 3 . -
Page 27: Create/Change Cleaning Times In Programming Mode
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Please note The number of programs and steps can be individually pre-set by the service technician (Service / number of programs , steps) Create/change cleaning times in programming mode Cleaning options are available for certain processes. -
Page 28: Enabling Visunet
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 4.6.1 Enabling VisuNet When you want to set up or edit programs you need the COMFORT version of VisuNet. The controller has to be enabled for this service. For further information contact your installation manufacturer or aditec. -
Page 29: Starting A Program With Batch Number
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 5.1.3 Starting a program with batch number If the Batch no function is enabled, the controller will ask you to enter a batch number description. Entering a batch number Press the top line in the batch no. box. An on-screen keypad will appear and you can enter the batch description. -
Page 30: Operating Hours Messages On The User
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 5.1.5 Operating hours messages on the user pages When the operating hours counter has overrun (limit value reached or the scheduled time has passed), the name of the counter will be shown in the status display. -
Page 31: Operating Mode
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Operating hours counter with interval times Operating hours counter without interval times Operating hours counter with function start Operating hours counter with function start lock lock and manual reset and manual reset with PIN Operating hours –... -
Page 32: Shut-Down Conditions
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Shut-down conditions When at least one of the shut-down conditions has been met, the program step will be terminated. If a particular nominal value has not been pre-programmed (zero or OFF), then the attached shut-down condition is disabled. -
Page 33: Transient Changes To The Nominal Values
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Please note Every 60 seconds the Fc value is calculated from the actual core temperature and added up. Since temperatures below 55 degrees lead to an Fc value of zero, the adding up only starts from this temperature threshold. -
Page 34: Switching Into The Next Step Or Previous Step
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Switching into the next step or previous step Switching into the next or previous step works exactly the same as described in item „Selecting a step“, item 2.3, page . -
Page 35: Maximum Step Time Display
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Alarm Be aware Chamber sensor defect generally leads to program termination. Core- or humidity sensor defect will lead to a termination of the program if the relevant nominal value has been pre-programmed. -
Page 36: Fast Dehumidifying
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 6.10 Fast dehumidifying The activation of the fast dehumidifying function is indicated by the symbols shown below. Hint If the temperature is within the fast-dehumidifying range and the dehumidifying aggregate is switched on, then "On"... -
Page 37: Date And Time
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Date and time If you want to make changes to the date and/or time, press the relevant box and use the on-screen keypad to enter the new date or time. Confirm with „Enter“ on the numerical pad. - Page 38 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Enabling data logger: Under this code setting you can pre-program the data logger function: „No“ = Data logger is inactive „Yes“ = Data logger is active „Auto“ =Automatic logging of data: Processes are automatically logged on an SD card, when VisuNet is not active.
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Page 39: Enabling And Disabling A Signal
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 About 80000 data entries can be logged per program. Depending on the program runtime, the interval times should be adjusted. Example: Interval time Calculation 1 minutes 80000 / (60min/1min) = about 1333 hours/ 24 hours = ca. 55 days 2 minutes 80000 / (60mn/2min) = about 2666 hours / 24 hours = ca. -
Page 40: Loading Programs
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Loading programs Loading programs Be aware: Supporting the USB The USB interface is only meant to be used to read out/retrieve data logger data and copy programs from one controller to another via a USB. -
Page 41: Copying Programs Onto A Usb
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 8.5.2 Copying programs onto a USB The controller saves all programs onto a USB under \ProgUSB\Program.adp. The programs can then be read by another MIC900 device. Administrator rights This setting is protected by a PIN when administrators are registered. Only users with the authority to „Set up programs“... -
Page 42: Administrators (From V00.07)
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Administrators (from V00.07) Up to 50 users (administrators) can be registered with the controller. They are authorised to operate the controller. The following settings are available for each user: ▪ Name: maximum length 10 characters ▪... - Page 43 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 8.7.1.1 Changing user names, access rights, global administrator settings Administrator password: You will need to enter a password in order to configure or change the following user settings. This password can be individually changed for each installation. Factory setting is „7890“.
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Page 44: Display Of The Current User In Operating Mode
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Changing /deleting users: After you have entered the administrator password, a selection menu will appear when you press the user name button. Select „Edit“, to change the user name or to add a new user. -
Page 45: Operating Hour Counter Reading
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Operating hour counter reading Under this setting you can display and re-set the current counter readings of all operating hour counters (actual and nominal status). Operating hour current reading Description of further settings for the operating hour counter: ▪... -
Page 46: Power Failure
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 • Screensaver: aktivate/deactivate • Screensaver selection: what should be displayed when the screensaver is activated Analogue clock with date Digital clock Black screen • Waiting time: Time after which the screen saver displayed if no input is made. -
Page 47: List Of Errors (Possible Problems)
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 10 List of errors (possible problems) Problem that has arisen Possible causes Possible solutions Program is empty Set up a program and assign at least one process to the first step Program does not start (See „... -
Page 48: Connection Diagram
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 11 Connection diagram 11.1 MIC 900 Connection diagram MIC 900 Issue 17.08.2021_00... -
Page 49: Mic 1100
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 11.2 MIC 1100 Connection diagram MIC 1100 Issue 17.08.2021_00... -
Page 50: Mic 3000
11.3 MIC 3000 Connection diagram MIC 3000 12 Technical data 12.1 MIC 900 See data sheet: Process controller MIC 900 » universal cooking and smoking chambers as well as climatic and maturing chambers. http://www.aditec.net/MIC900_data-sheet_en.pdf 12.2 MIC 1100 See data sheet: Process controller MIC 1100 » for universal, smoking, climatic and maturing installations http://www.aditec.net/MIC1100_data-sheet_en.pdf... -
Page 51: Mic 3000
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 12.3 MIC 3000 See data sheet: Process controller MIC 3000 » universal cooking and smoking chambers as well as climatic smoke and maturing chambers. http://www.aditec.net/MIC3000_data-sheet_en.pdf 13 Index actual values ..........8, 18 Alarm signal ............. -
Page 52: Safety Instructions
User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 14 Safety instructions To avoid any danger of electrocution, the housing must never be removed nor opened at the back. There are no parts inside that can be serviced by the user himself. Leave the servicing to the experts! To avoid any risk of fire or electrocution the appliance must not get wet nor be exposed to rain. - Page 53 User Manual MIC 900 / MIC 1100 / MIC 3000 Servicing after damage: The appliance may only be serviced by a qualified specialist. The user should only do the servicing tasks he is meant to do according to the user manual. For servicing that exceeds his authority, he should always contract a specialist.
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Why all the temperatures are emptied in the program?
All the temperatures in the Aditec MIC 900 program may be cleared when a sensor defect occurs, such as a broken or short-circuited core or humidity sensor. In such cases, the display shows “EEE” for a sensor break or “---” for a short circuit. After replacing the sensor, the temperatures must be checked and the controller may need re-calibration by a service technician.
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