Super Systems 20PQ User Manual
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SIMPLE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
HOW TO CREATE A SIMPLE PROGRAM
When it is desired to create a new program proceed as follows:
1) select the Group P;
2) select a program number (from 1 to 90);
3) set the initial program parameters (soak and ramp time eng.
units, enable the used event and set the initial set point);
4) set the parameter of all segments (final set point, segment
duration, the PID group, the tracking group and the status of
the used break events);
5) then set the program repetitions;
6) set the instrument behaviour at the end of the program
(control type, control output or set point, PID group)
7) set the timer events.
The program is terminated.
NOTES:
1)
If the selected program is a new program, the PRG LED will
be flashing otherwise it lits steady.
2)
When no program is running, no time out is applied to the
Group P parameter modification.
If a program editing is made when the instrument is running
a program, a 10 or 30 seconds time out (see [C.I10]) is
applied to the Group P parameter modification.
3)
For event enabling, the instrument will show only the
number of the outputs configured as timer event, break
event, end cycle or end profile indicator.
4)
When it is desired to end the program, after the last used
segment setting, it is sufficent to set "END" for the final set
point of the next segment. The instrument will go automati-
cally to the program repetitions parameter.
5)
Setting "End" to the final set point of the first segment of a
program, the selected program will be deleted.
6)
If no segment is available (all the 200 segments are used),
the "End" indication will be automatically forced.
7)
It is not possible to delete a program used in one or more
linked programs.
HOW TO MODIFY A SEGMENT
When it is desired to modify a segment, it is sufficent to:
1) select the Group P;
2) select the desired program;
3) reach the segment to be modify;
4) select the parameter and change its value;
5) Push the FUNC pushbutton;
It is now possible to exit from edit mode.
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