Controller Parameters - JUMO miroTRON Operating Manual

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7 Configuration
Parameter
Locking
(setup only)
Output type
Controller
Application of
switching period
Start/stop signal
Autotuning inhibit-
ing
Controller on device
If the controller function for the device is enabled and the controller type is configured to two-state con-
troller, all of the settings can also be configured on the device.
7.3.7

Controller parameters

The following table shows the parameters of a parameter block in the case of an activated two-state con-
troller (option). The transmission behavior is specified by the selection of the controller structure and de-
termined by the configuration of the parameters for the proportional band (P component), derivative time
(D component), and reset time (I component).
Parameter
Controller structure 1 P, I, PD, PI,
Proportional band
Pb1
Derivative time Tv1
Reset time Tn1
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Value
Enabled
Disabled
Relay
Solid state, logic
On
Off
Digital selector,
see page 39
Value range Default set-
ting
PID
PID
0 to 9999
0
0 to 9999
80
0 to 9999
350
Default setting Description
Enabled
Autotuning is enabled
Autotuning is disabled
Relay
Type of controller output.
The cycle time is calculated on the basis
of the type of controller output.
Relay output
Logic output
On
Application of "Cy" cycle time after com-
pletion of autotuning
The determined value will be accepted
The determined value will not be
accepted
No selection
Signal (active for rising edge) for starting
and stopping autotuning.
Autotuning is started by a rising edge. If
autotuning is active, it is stopped by a ris-
ing edge.
No selection
Signal (high-active) for inhibiting autotun-
ing
Unit
Physical unit of
the controller
size
s
s
Meaning
Transmission behavior of the
controller
Size of the proportional band
The controller structure is not ef-
fective with Xp = 0 (behavior
identical to limit value monitoring
function).
Influences the differential com-
ponent
of the controller output signal.
The greater the derivative time,
the more effect the differential
component has.
Influences the integral compo-
nent
of the controller output signal.
The greater the reset time, the
less effect the integral compo-
nent has.

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