Keys & displays 16, Din limit controller, Pm3 pm6 – Watlow EZ-ZONE PM Express Limit User Manual

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EZ-ZONE PM Limit Express

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Keys & Displays

Zone Display:

When [2onE] (found in the

Factory Page) is set to on, indicates

the controller zone.
[1]

to [9] = zones 1 to 9

[A]

= zone 10

[E]

= zone 14

[b]

= zone 11

[F]

= zone 15

[C]

= zone 12

[h]

= zone 16

[d]

= zone 13

Lower Display:

Indicates the current state of the

limit [Fail] or [Safe].
EZ Key:

Performs reset function.
RESET Key:

Press to reset limit after a trip con-

dition has been cleared.

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Temperature Units Indicator

Lights:

Indicates whether the tempera-

ture is displayed in Fahrenheit

or Celsius.

Output Activity:

Number lights indicate activity

of outputs 1 and 2.

Communications Activity:

Flashes when another device

is communicating with this

controller.

Upper Display:

On power up, displays

the process value, otherwise

displays the value of the

parameter in the lower

display.

Up and Down Keys: ¿ ¯

When in a menu scrolls through

available options for any given

prompt. In other menus can

change set points and modify

the upper display to a higher or

lower value.

Keys & Displays 16

th

DIN LIMIT Controller

Advance Key:

Advances through

parameter prompts.

Left Display:

On power up, displays the process

value, otherwise displays the

value of the parameter in the right

display.

With a few exceptions, all of the key functions described above for the 16

th

DIN LIMIT apply to the 32

nd

DIN LIMIT controller as well.

Right Display:

Indicates the current state

of the limit [Fail] or
[Safe]

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32

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DIN LIMIT Controller

2

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Upon power-up, the upper display will briefly indicate the firmware revision and the

lower display will show PMb. The "b" in this case, reflects the B in the model number.

PM3

PM6

Note:

As shown in the graphics on the following page the PM4, 8 and 9 controls will include two "EZ" buttons (EZ1

and EZ2). The button identified as EZ1 is equivalent to the EZ button described above where the button identi-

fied as EZ2 has no functionality. Assuming the issue that caused the limit to trip has been rectified pushing

the EZ1 will reset the limit as described for the Reset button above. All other buttons found on these controls,

maintain the same functionality as described above for the 16

th

DIN.

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