Table of Contents
Advertisement
Quick Links
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Related Manuals for Novus N1020
Summary of Contents for Novus N1020
- Page 1 N1020 TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER USER GUIDE – V2.0x G...
-
Page 2: Table Of Contents
IDENTIFICATION ......................................24 WARRANTY ........................................25 ATTACHMENT 1 – COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL ..........................26 14.1 COMMUNICATION INTERFACE ..............................26 14.2 RS485 INTERFACE ..................................26 14.3 GENERAL FEATURES ................................26 14.4 CONNECTIONS ..................................26 14.5 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL ..............................27 14.5.1 SERIAL COMMUNICATION CONFIGURATION ......................27 14.5.2 REGISTER'S TABLE ..............................27 NOVUS AUTOMATION 2/34... - Page 3 14.5.3 STATUS WORDS ................................34 14.6 EXCEPTION RESPONSES — ERROR CONDITIONS ......................34 NOVUS AUTOMATION 3/34...
-
Page 4: Safety Alerts
All safety recommendations appearing in this manual must be followed to ensure personal safety and prevent damage to the instrument or system. If the instrument is used in a manner other than that specified in this manual, the device’s safety protections may not be effective. NOVUS AUTOMATION 4/34... -
Page 5: Presentation
PRESENTATION N1020 is an extremely versatile process controller. In a single model, it accepts most sensors and signals used in industry and provides the main types of output needed to act on several processes. Configuration can be carried out directly on the controller or, once the QuickTune software has been installed on the computer to be used, via the USB interface. -
Page 6: Installation / Connections
Figure 1 RS485 connection terminals are not available on all models. For more information, see SERIAL COMMUNICATION section. REMOVING THE REAR CONNECTOR The figure below shows how to remove the rear connector from the device: Figure 2 NOVUS AUTOMATION 6/34... -
Page 7: Dimensions
DIMENSIONS The figure below shows the dimensions of the device: Figure 3 NOVUS AUTOMATION 7/34... -
Page 8: Features
Differential value alarm. In this function, the SPA1 and SPA2 parameters represent the deviation of the PV from the control SP. SP + SPA1 SP – SPA1 SP – SPA1 SP + SPA1 positive SPA1 negative SPA1 NOVUS AUTOMATION 8/34... -
Page 9: Timed Alarm Activation
Alarm T1 can be linked to OUT1 and/or OUT2 outputs. To link the alarm, the desired output must be configured as Alarm Output 1 or 2 and the respective alarm must be configured with the T.on or T.End alarm functions: NOVUS AUTOMATION 9/34... -
Page 10: Ramp Function (Rate)
In any other connection condition, the use of USB is possible, but requires careful analysis by the person responsible for its installation. For SUPERVISING over long periods and with inputs and outputs connected, we recommend using the RS485 interface, available or optional on most of our products. NOVUS AUTOMATION 10/34... -
Page 11: Serial Communication
COMMUNICATION Figure 4 The table below helps you connect the RS485 communication interface: Bidirectional data line. Inverted bidirectional data line. Optional connection that improves communication performance. Table 4 For complete information, check ATTACHMENT 1 – COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL. NOVUS AUTOMATION 11/34... -
Page 12: Operation
3. If a change is made but the user does not move on to the next parameter, the controller will implement the change and return to the measurement screen after 20 seconds. 4. Changes made to the SP parameter will be implemented by the controller immediately, even before moving on to the next parameter. NOVUS AUTOMATION 12/34... -
Page 13: Parameter Descriptions
Action re Control with Reverse Action. Suitable for heating. Turns on the control output when PV is below SP. dir Control with Direct Action. Suitable for refrigeration. Turns on the control output when PV is above SP. NOVUS AUTOMATION 13/34... -
Page 14: Cycle - Alarms
Alarm Time t2 Allows you to signal the occurrence of alarm conditions by flashing the PV indication on the display screen: flsh Flash YES Enables alarm signaling by flashing PV. NO Does not enable alarm signaling by flashing PV. NOVUS AUTOMATION 14/34... -
Page 15: Cycle - Measurement
Allows you to select the ramps and soaks program to be defined in the following screens of this cycle. There are 5 programs (1 - Pr. n Program number This parameter will only be displayed if pr. t y = prog. NOVUS AUTOMATION 15/34... -
Page 16: Cycle - Timer
Control is disabled at the end of the timer (rvn = no). (*) If you set the t.str parameter to OFF, the timer will be disabled, and the other parameters of this cycle will not be displayed. NOVUS AUTOMATION 16/34... -
Page 17: Cycle - Access To Restricted Parameters
A2. t 1 prty oVT1 p. e 3 Addr oVT2 p.sp3 p. t 4 p. e 4 p.sp4 Table 6 * The PASS parameter is displayed as the first parameter of the cycle where the configuration degree starts. NOVUS AUTOMATION 17/34... -
Page 18: Configuration Protection
(PAS. ( ) and set a new password for the controller. The master password is composed of the last 3 digits of the serial number of the controller plus the number 9000. Example: The master password for equipment with serial number 07154321 is 9321. NOVUS AUTOMATION 18/34... -
Page 19: Pid Control
TGHT: Option with similar action to SELF. The controller will perform a FULL tune not only when the controller is enabled, but whenever a control • reset occurs. For PWM or pulse output, the quality of the tuning will also depend on the cycle time previously set by the user. NOVUS AUTOMATION 19/34... - Page 20 If tuning does not result in satisfactory control, the table below provides instructions on how to correct the behavior of the process: PARAMETER VERIFIED PROBLEM SOLUTION Slow response Decrease Proportional Band (P) Great oscillation Increase Slow response Increase Integration Rate (I) Great oscillation Decrease Slow response or instability Decrease Derivative Time (D) Great oscillation Increase Table 8 NOVUS AUTOMATION 20/34...
-
Page 21: Ramps And Soaks Program
When you create a program, you define on the LP screen whether there will be a link to another program. For the controller to continuously run a given program or programs, simply connect a program to itself or the last program to the first one. Figure 7 NOVUS AUTOMATION 21/34... -
Page 22: Maintenance
7. Return to the measurement screen and validate the calibration. Note: When checking or calibrating the controller, check that the Pt100 excitation current required by the simulator or calibrator is compatible with the Pt100 excitation current used in this instrument: 0.170 mA. NOVUS AUTOMATION 22/34... -
Page 23: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS: .................................. 26 x 49 x 108.3 mm (1/32 DIN) Panel cutout: ..................................22.5 x 45.5 mm (± 0.5 mm) Approximated weight: ......................................75 g POWER SUPPLY: Standard model: .............................. 100 to 240 Vac/dc (±10 %), 50/60 Hz 24V Model:..............................12 to 24 Vdc / 24 Vac (-10 % / +20 %) Maximum consumption: ....................................... -
Page 24: Identification
IDENTIFICATION N1020 Available outputs: OUT1 = Pulse / OUT2 = Relay Available communication: RS485 serial communication interface Power supply: Blank Standard model = 100~240 Vac/dc; 50~60 Hz 24V Model = 12~24 Vdc / 24 Vac; 50~60 Hz NOVUS AUTOMATION 24/34... -
Page 25: Warranty
WARRANTY Warranty conditions are available on our website www.novusautomation.com/warranty. NOVUS AUTOMATION 25/34... -
Page 26: Attachment 1 - Communication Protocol
Programmable speed: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, and 115200 bps. • Data Bits: 8. • Parity: None, Even, Odd. • Stop Bits: 1. • 14.4 CONNECTIONS The figure below shows the connections of N1020: Figure 8 NOVUS AUTOMATION 26/34... -
Page 27: Communication Protocol
Read value: Check Table 11. Reading: Software version of the controller. 0007 Software version Writing: Not allowed. Values read: If the device version is V1.00, for example, 100 will be read. Reading: Equipment identification number: 65. 0008 Writing: Not allowed. NOVUS AUTOMATION 27/34... - Page 28 Setpoint upper limit. 0027 Spkl Range: From spll to the maximum allowed for the input selected in type (see Table 1). 0028 Reserved PV Offset value (Process Variable). 0029 offs Range: From spll to spkl. NOVUS AUTOMATION 28/34...
- Page 29 0 → 1200. 1 → 2400. 2 → 4800. 0045 bavd 3 → 9600. 4 → 19200. 5 → 32400. 6 → 57600. 7 → 115200. Control mode. Range: 0046 avto 0 → Manual. 1 → Automatic. NOVUS AUTOMATION 29/34...
- Page 30 Control behavior at the end of the timer. Range: 0069 TECO 0 → The control is not changed at the end of the timing. 1 → Control is disabled at the end of the timing (rvn = no). 0070~0080 Reserved NOVUS AUTOMATION 30/34...
- Page 31 1 → Doest not allow the parameter to be displayed in the Operation cycle. 0091 Timing interval value. In seconds or minutes, depending on the time base adopted. time Tolerance for program 1. P. t oL Link to program 1. NOVUS AUTOMATION 31/34...
- Page 32 Alarm event from segment 3 of program 3. P. E 3 Segment 3 – Final SP. P. S P3 Program 4 – Segment time 3. P. t 4 Alarm event from segment 4 of program 3. P. E 4 NOVUS AUTOMATION 32/34...
- Page 33 Segment 3 – Final SP. P. S P3 Program 4 – Segment time 5. P. t 4 Alarm event from segment 4 of program 1. P. E 4 Segment 4 – Final SP. P. S P4 217~222 Reserved Table 11 NOVUS AUTOMATION 33/34...
-
Page 34: Status Words
The controller ignores read commands in Broadcast. Thus, there will be no response. You can only write in Broadcast mode. ERROR CODE ERROR DESCRIPTION Invalid or non-existent command. Invalid or out-of-range register number. Invalid or out-of-range register quantity. Table 14 NOVUS AUTOMATION 34/34...
Need help?
Do you have a question about the N1020 and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers