Eurotherm 3100 PID Temperature Controller Manuals

Eurotherm 3100 PID Temperature Controller Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Eurotherm 3100 PID Temperature Controller. We have 1 Eurotherm 3100 PID Temperature Controller manual available for free PDF download: Engineering Manual

Eurotherm 3100 Engineering Manual

Eurotherm 3100 Engineering Manual (130 pages)

PID Temperature Controllers

Brand: Eurotherm | Category: Temperature Controller | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Installation and Basic Operation

7
2 Step 2: Wiring

10
- Terminal Layout 3216 Controller
  10
- Terminal Layout 32H8 Controllers
  11
- Terminal Layout 3208 and 3204 Controllers
  11
- Wire Sizes
  12
- Precautions
  12
- Sensor Input (Measuring Input)
  12
- Thermocouple Input
  12
- RTD Input
  12
- Linear Input (Ma or MV)
  12
- Two-Wire Transmitter Inputs
  12
- Input/Output 1 & Output 2
  13
- Relay Output (Form A, Normally Open)
  13
- Logic (SSR Drive) Output
  13
- DC Output
  13
- Triac Output
  13
- Logic Contact Closure Input (I/O 1 Only)
  13
- Remote Setpoint Input
  13
- Output 3
  13
- Output 4 (AA Relay)
  13
- General Note about Relays and Inductive Loads
  14
- Digital Inputs a & B
  14
- Current Transformer
  14
- Transmitter Power Supply
  14
- Digital Communications
  15
- EIA422 Connections (3216 Only)
  15
- Controller Power Supply
  16
- Example Heat/Cool Wiring Diagram
  16
- Example CT Wiring Diagram
  16
3 Safety and EMC Information

17
- Installation Safety Requirements
  17
4 Switch on

19
- New Controller
  19
- Quick Start Code
  19
- To Re-Enter Quick Code Mode
  20
- Pre-Configured Controller or Subsequent Starts
  20
- Front Panel Layout
  21
- To Set the Target Temperature
  21
- Alarms
  21
- Alarm Indication
  21
- Auto, Manual and off Mode
  22
- To Select Auto, Manual or off Mode
  22
- Level 1 Operator Parameters
  23
5 Operator Level 2

23
- To Enter Level 2
  23
- To Return to Level 1
  23
- Level 2 Parameters
  23
- Timer Operation
  27
- Dwell Timer
  28
- Delayed Timer
  28
- Soft Start Timer
  29
- Programmer
  29
- Programmer Servo Mode and Power Cycling
  30
- To Operate the Programmer
  30
- To Configure the Programmer
  31
6 Access to Further Parameters

32
- Level 3
  32
- Configuration Level
  32
- To Select Access Level 3 or Configuration Level
  33
- Parameter Lists
  34
- To Choose Parameter List Headers
  34
- To Locate a Parameter
  34
- How Parameters Are Displayed
  34
- To Change a Parameter Value
  34
- To Return to the HOME Display
  34
- Time out
  34
- Navigation Diagram
  35
- Access Parameters
  36
7 Controller Block Diagram

38
8 Temperature (or Process) Input

39
- Process Input Parameters
  39
- Input Types and Ranges
  40
- Operation of Sensor Break
  41
- PV Offset
  42
- Example: to Apply an Offset
  42
- PV Input Scaling
  42
- Example: to Scale a Linear Input
  42
9 Input/Output

43
- Input/Output Parameters
  44
- Input/Output 1 List (IO-1)
  44
- Remote Digital Setpoint Select and Remote Fail
  46
- Sense
  46
- Source
  46
- Power Fail
  46
- Example: to Configure IO-1 Relay to Operate on Alarms 1 and 2
  46
- Output List 2 (OP-2)
  47
- Output List 3 (OP-3)
  48
- AA Relay (AA) (Output 4)
  49
- Digital Input Parameters
  50
- Current Transformer Input Parameters
  51
- Analogue Representation of Current Alarms
  51
10 Setpoint Generator

52
- Setpoint Parameters
  52
- Example: to Set Ramp Rate
  53
11 Control

54
- PID Control
  54
- Tuning
  54
- Automatic Tuning
  54
- How to Tune
  55
- Calculation of the Cutback Values
  55
- Manual Tuning
  55
- Setting the Cutback Values
  55
- Integral Action and Manual Reset
  56
- Relative Cool Gain
  56
- Control Action
  56
- On/Off Control
  56
- Valve Position Control
  56
- Loop Break
  56
- Cooling Algorithm
  56
- Control Parameters
  57
- Auto-Tune Configures R2G
  59
- Example: to Configure Heating and Cooling
  60
- Effect of Control Action, Hysteresis and Deadband
  61
12 Alarms

62
- Types of Alarm
  62
- Alarm Relay Output
  64
- Alarm Indication
  64
- To Acknowledge an Alarm
  64
- Behaviour of Alarms after a Power Cycle
  65
- Example 1
  65
- Example 2
  65
- Example 3
  65
- Alarm Parameters
  66
- Example: to Configure Alarm 1
  67
- Diagnostic Alarms
  68
- Out of Range Indication
  68
13 Timer/Programmer

69
- Timer Parameters
  69
- Programmer
  71
- Threshold
  71
- Run/End Digital Outputs
  72
- Event Outputs
  72
- To Configure the Programmer
  73
- Example: to Configure a Dwell Timer as a Simple Two Step Programmer
  74
14 Recipe

77
15 Digital Communications

79
- Digital Communications Wiring
  79
- Eia232
  79
- EIA485 (2-Wire)
  79
- Wiring EIA422 or 4-Wire EIA485
  79
- Digital Communications Parameters
  80
- Broadcast Communications
  81
- Broadcast Master Communications
  81
- Wiring Connections
  81
- Example: to Set up Instrument Address
  82
- Data Encoding
  82
- Parameter Modbus Addresses
  83
16 Calibration

93
- To Check Input Calibration
  93
- Precautions
  93
- To Check MV Input Calibration
  93
- To Check Thermocouple Input Calibration
  93
- To Check RTD Input Calibration
  94
- Offsets
  94
- Two Point Offset
  94
- To Apply a Two Point Offset
  95
- To Remove the Two Point Offset
  95
- Input Calibration
  96
- To Calibrate MV Input
  96
- To Calibrate Thermocouple Input
  97
- To Calibrate RTD Input
  98
- To Calibrate Ma Outputs
  99
- To Calibrate Remote Setpoint Input
  100
- CT Calibration
  101
- To Return to Factory Calibration
  101
- Calibration Parameters
  102
17 Configuration Using Itools

103
- Loading an IDM
  103
- Connecting a PC to the Controller
  103
- Using the H Communications Port
  103
- Configuration Clip
  103
- Starting Itools
  104
- Starting the Wizard
  105
- To Configure the Input
  106
- Example 1 - Using the Wizard
  106
- Example 2 - Using the Browser View
  106
- To Configure Alarms
  107
- Example 1: Using the Wizard
  107
- Example 2: Using the Browser View
  107
- To Customise Messages
  108
- Example 1: Using the Wizard
  108
- Example 2: Using the Browser View
  109
- Example 3: Inverted Status Word
  110
- Example 4: Display the Message 'OUT of CONTROL' if both Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 Are Active
  111
- To Promote Parameters
  112
- Example 1: Using the Wizard
  112
- Example 2: Using the Browser View
  113
- To Load a Special Linearisation Table
  114
- Example: Using the Browser View
  114
- To Set up Recipes
  115
- Example 1: Using the Browser View
  115
- Example 2: Using the Wizard
  116
- Recipe Definition
  116
- Editing Recipe Values
  117
- Recipe Names
  117
- Summary
  118
- Example 1: Using the Wizard
  118
- Example 2: Using the Browser View
  118
- Cloning
  119
- Save to File
  119
- To Clone a New Controller
  119
18 Appendix A TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

120
19 Parameter Index

122
20 Index

125

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