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SDC45/46 Digital Indicating Controller User’s Manual for Displays
and Settings Manual No. CP-SP-1265E
This manual.
The manual is a reference document necessary to set or change data.
The manual lists up the displays, setup items, setting ranges, and initial
values.
SDC45/46 Digital Indicating Controller Installation
Instructions
Manual No. CP-UM-5445E
This manual is supplied with the SDC45/46. Personnel in charge
of design and/or manufacture of a system using the SDC45/46
must thoroughly read this manual. This manual describes the
safety precautions, installation, wiring, primary specifications,
and transitions of key operations and displays. For further information about operation, refer to another manual, Installation
and Configuration.
SDC45/46 Digital Indicating Controller User’s Manual for
Installation and Configuration
Manual No. CP-SP-1218E
Personnel in charge of design, manufacture, operation, and/or
maintenance of a system using SDC45/46 must thoroughly read
this manual. This manual also describes the installation, wiring,
connections for communication, all functions and settings of
the SDC45/46, operating procedures, troubleshooting, and detailed specifications.
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SDC45V/46V Digital Indicating Controller User’s Manual for
Computational Functions
Manual No. CP-SP-1275E
It describes the computation functions of the SDC45V/46V.
Please read it together with the Installation and Configuration
manual (CP-SP-1218E) and the Displays and Settings manual
(CP-SP-1265E).
SLP-C45 Smart Loader Package for SDC45/46 Digital
Indicating Controller
Manual No. CP-UM-5458E
This manual is supplied with the SLP-C45 Smart Loader Package.
The manual describes the software used to make various settings for SDC45/46 using a personal computer. Personnel in
charge of design or setting of a system using SDC45/46 must
thoroughly read this manual. The manual describes installation
of the software into a personal computer, operation of the personal computer, various functions, and setup procedures.
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Contents
The Role of This Manual
Chapter 1. PRELIMINARIES
Names and function of parts
Method of key operations 1-2
1-1
1-1
Chapter 2. PARA BANK SETTINGS 2-1
Mode bank (
Loop 1 PID bank (L1.PID) 2-1
Loop 2 PID bank (L2.PID) 2-4
SP configuration bank (Spcnf) 2-7
Event configuration bank (evcnf) 2-8
Control bank (ctrl) 2-11
MV bank (Mv) 2-13
Setup bank (Setup) 2-14
Priority bank (priOr) 2-15
PV bank (pv) 2-16
Output bank (OUt) 2-18
Position proportional bank (PP) 2-20
CT input bank (CT) 2-20
AC input bank (ac) 2-20
Linearization table bank (tbl) 2-21
Internal contact input bank (ic) 2-26
Digital output bank (dO) 2-28
Logical operation bank (bf) 2-29
User-defined bank (udb) 2-32
Temperature and pressure compensation bank (PV.CMP) 2-32
Input computation bank (IN.FNC) 2-33
Output computation bank (OT.FNC) 2-35
Display/key bank (hMi) 2-37
Operation display switching order bank (dtUrn) 2-39
User-defined operation display creation bank (UdESI ) 2-40
RS-485 communication bank (rS485) 2-41
Lock bank (lOcK) 2-41
Monitor bank (MOni) 2-42
Instrument information bank (Id) 2-46
MODE) 2-1
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Chapter 3. SP/EV BANK SETTINGS 3-1
SP group selection bank (
Loop 1 multi-SP bank (L1.LSP) 3-1
Loop 2 multi-SP bank (L2.LSP) 3-2
Loop 1 recipe bank (L1.rec) 3-3
Loop 2 recipe bank (L2.rec) 3-11
RSP bank (RSP) 3-19
Event setup bank (EV) 3-19
SPNO) 3-1
Chapter 4. STANDARD BIT CODES AND STANDARD NUMERICAL CODES 4-1
Standard bit codes
Standard numerical codes
4-1
4-3
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Chapter 1.
PRELIMINARIES
Names and function of parts
Front panel of SDC45 Front panel of SDC46
(5)
(1)
(3)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(12)
Description
(7)
(6)
(5)
(2)
(4)
(11)
(13)
(17)
(15)(16)
(10)
(12)
(5)
(1)
(3)
(9)
(15)(16)
(14) (14)
(8)
(1) Upper display: Displays PV (present temperature etc.) or setup
items.
(2) Lower display: Displays SP (set temperature, etc.) and other
parameters.
(3) Auxiliary display: Displays user-defined operation display No. and
group No., loop No., and channel No. of items
available for setup.
*: The series of connections from PV input to PID operation
through to control output is generically called a loop.
(4) Multi-status indicator:
Indicates MV or DI/DO status.
(5) Mode indicators:
rdy: Lights up in READY mode.
rsp: Lights up in RSP (remote setting input) mode.
man: Lights up in MANUAL mode.
out1-7: Light up when the output is ON (SDC45: out1-5).
Always lit when the output is current or continuous voltage.
(6) User function indicators:
uf1-4: Light under user-assigned conditions (SDC45: uf1,
uf2).
(7) Loop number indicators:
pv1, pv2: Light up to indicate which loop has the displayed
PV value.
], [ ],[<], [>] keys:
(8) [
Used to increment/decrement numeric values and
shift between digits or settable items.
(9) [auto/man] key: Used to change AUTO/MANUAL mode.
(10) [sp/ev] key: Used to set the SP/EV bank.
(11) [display] key: Used to change the display contents in the opera-
tion display mode.
(12) [para] key: Used to set the PARA bank.
(13) [enter] key: Used in initiating setup and to confirm changed
values.
(14) [f1], [f2] key: Used for user-assigned functions. (SDC46 only).
(15) [at] key: Used to execute/cancel auto-tuning, or for user-
assigned functions.
(16) [rsp/lsp] key: Used to change between remote and local set
point, or for user-assigned functions.
(17) Loader jack: Jack for connection of PC loader cable (with cap).
(7)
(2)
(6)
(5)
(4)
(11)
(13)
(17)
1-1
Chapter 1. PRELIMINARIES
Method of key operations
Key operations when setting PARA bank
(1) Press the [display] key to return to the operation display.
(2) To select a bank, keep the [para] key pressed for 2 s.
(3) To display a bank to be set, press the [para] key, [
(4) When a desired bank is displayed, press the [enter] ke y.
(5) To display an item to be set, press the [para] key, [
[<] key, or [>] key.
(6) When a desired item is displayed, press the [enter] ke y.
(7) Change the set value with the [
(8) To set the set value you have changed, press the [enter] key.
(9) To set other items in the same bank, repeat the operation from
step (5).
To set desired set data in other bank, continue the operation
from step (2).
(10) To exit the setting, press the [display] key.
] key, or [ ] key.
] ke y, [ ] key,
] ke y, [ ] key, [<] key, or [>] key.
Key operations when setting SP/EV bank
(1) Press the [display] key to return to the operation display.
(2) To select a bank, keep the [sp/ev] key pressed for 2 s.
(3) To display a bank to be set, press the [sp/ev] key, [
ke y.
(4) When a desired bank is displayed, press the [enter] ke y.
(5) To display an item to be set, press the [sp/ev] key, [
[<] key, or [>] key.
(6) When a desired item is displayed, press the [enter] ke y.
(7) Change the set value with the [
(8) To set the set value you have changed, press the [enter] key.
(9) To set other items in the same bank, repeat the operation from
step (5).
To set desired set data in other bank, continue the operation
from step (2).
(10) To exit the setting, press the [display] key.
Proportional band 1 0.1 to 3200.0 %5.0
Integral time 1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
Derivative time 1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
Output low limit 1 -10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Output high limit 1100.0
Manual reset 150.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 2 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 2120
Derivative time 230
Output low limit20.0
Output high limit2100.0
Manual reset250.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 3 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 3120
Derivative time 330
Output low limit30.0
Output high limit3100.0
Manual reset350.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
rUn : RUN mode
rdy : READY mode
AutO : AUTO mode
Man : MANUAL mode
At.Of : AT stop
At.On : AT start
lSp : LSP mode
rSp : RSP mode
lMv : Backup mode (local MV )
rMv :
Through output mode (remote MV)
rUn : RUN mode
rdy : READY mode
AutO : AUTO mode
Man : MANUAL mode
At.Of : AT stop
At.On : AT start
lSp : LSP mode
rSp : RSP mode
value
Settings and descriptionsInitial
320.00 s (no integral control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
320.00 s (no derivative control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
1 0.1 to 3200.0 %5.0
1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
320.00 s (no integral control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
320.00 s (no derivative control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
1 -10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
1100.0
25.0
2120
230
20.0
2100.0
35.0
3120
330
30.0
3100.0
value
RUN
User
setting
Remarks
AUTO
AT.OF
LSP
LMV
RUN
AUTO
AT.OF
LSP
User
value
setting
120The decimal point position is
30
120The decimal point position is
30
Remarks
determined by the decimal
point positions for the integral
time and derivative time.
determined by the decimal
point positions for the integral
time and derivative time.
Proportional band 4 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 4120
Derivative time 430
Output low limit40.0
Output high limit4100.0
Manual reset450.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 5 Same as PID15.0 Same as PID1
Integral time 5120
Derivative time 530
Output low limit50.0
Output high limit5100.0
Manual reset550.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 6 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 6120
Derivative time 630
Output low limit60.0
Output high limit6100.0
Manual reset650.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 7 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 7120
Derivative time 730
Output low limit70.0
Output high limit7100.0
Manual reset750.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 8 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 8120
Derivative time 830
Output low limit80.0
Output high limit8100.0
Manual reset850.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 9 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 9120
Derivative time 930
Output low limit90.0
Output high limit9100.0
Manual reset950.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 10 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 10120
Derivative time 1030
Output low limit100.0
Output high limit10100.0
Manual reset1050.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 11 Same as PID15.0 Same as PID1
Integral time 11120
Derivative time 1130
Output low limit110.0
Output high limit11100.0
Manual reset1150.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 12 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 12120
Derivative time 1230
Output low limit120.0
Output high limit12100.0
Manual reset1250.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 13 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 13120
Derivative time 1330
Output low limit130.0
Output high limit13100.0
Manual reset1350.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 14 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 14120
Derivative time 1430
Output low limit140.0
Output high limit14100.0
Manual reset1450.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 15 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 15120
Derivative time 1530
Output low limit150.0
Output high limit15100.0
Manual reset1550.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 16 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 16120
Derivative time 1630
Output low limit160.0
Output high limit16100.0
Manual reset1650.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
OL.0 1CL.2.
OH.0 1CL.2.
P-02L.2.
I -02L.2.
d-02L.2.
OL-02L.2.
OH-02L.2.
rE-02L.2.
P-02CL.2.
I -02CL.2.
d-02CL.2.
OL.02CL.2.
OH.02CL.2.
P-03L.2.
I -03L.2.
d-03L.2.
OL-03L.2.
OH-03L.2.
rE-03L.2.
P-03CL.2.
I -03CL.2.
d-03CL.2.
OL.03CL.2.
OH.03CL.2.
P-04L.2.
I -04L.2.
d-04L.2.
OL-04L.2.
OH-04L.2.
rE-04L.2.
P-04CL.2.
I -04CL.2.
d-04CL.2.
OL.04CL.2.
OH.04CL.2.
2-4
ItemPID
Proportional band 1 0.1 to 3200.0 %5.0
Integral time 1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
Derivative time 1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
Output low limit 1 -10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Output high limit 1100.0
Manual reset 150.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool
side
Derivative time for
cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 2 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 2120
Derivative time 230
Output low limit20.0
Output high limit2100.0
Manual reset250.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 3 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 3120
Derivative time 330
Output low limit30.0
Output high limit3100.0
Manual reset350.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 4 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 4120
Derivative time 430
Output low limit40.0
Output high limit4100.0
Manual reset450.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
value
value
Settings and descriptionsInitial
165.0
16120
1630
160.0
16100.0
Settings and descriptionsInitial
320.00 s (no integral control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
320.00 s (no derivative control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
1 0.1 to 3200.0 %5.0
1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
320.00 s (no integral control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
1 0 to 32000 s, 0.0 to 3200.0 s or 0.00 to
320.00 s (no derivative control action
when set at 0, 0.0 or 0.00.)
1 -10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
1100.0
25.0
2120
230
20.0
2100.0
35.0
3120
330
30.0
3100.0
45.0
4120
430
40.0
4100.0
User
value
setting
User
value
setting
120The decimal point position is
30
120The decimal point position is
30
Remarks
Remarks
determined by the decimal
point positions for the integral
time and derivative time.
determined by the decimal
point positions for the integral
time and derivative time.
Display
Loop number
(auxiliary display)
P-05L.2.
I -05L.2.
d-05L.2.
OL-05L.2.
OH-05L.2.
rE-05 L.2.
P-05CL.2.
I -05CL.2.
d-05CL.2.
OL.05CL.2.
OH.05CL.2.
P-06L.2.
I -06L.2.
d-06L.2.
OL-06L.2.
OH-06L.2.
rE-06L.2.
P-06CL.2.
I -06CL.2.
d-06CL.2.
OL.06CL.2.
OH.06CL.2.
P-07L.2.
I -07L.2.
d-07L.2.
OL-07L.2.
OH-07L.2.
rE-07L.2.
P-07CL.2.
I -07CL.2.
d-07CL.2.
OL.07CL.2.
OH.07CL.2.
P-08L.2.
I -08L.2.
d-08L.2.
OL-08L.2.
OH-08L.2.
rE-08L.2.
P-08CL.2.
I -08CL.2.
d-08CL.2.
OL.08CL.2.
OH.08CL.2.
P-09L.2.
I -09L.2.
d-09L.2.
OL-09L.2.
OH-09L.2.
rE-09L.2.
P-09CL.2.
I -09CL.2.
d-09CL.2.
OL.09CL.2.
OH.09CL.2.
P- 10L.2.
I - 10L.2.
d- 10L.2.
OL- 10L.2.
OH- 10L.2.
rE- 10L.2.
P- 10CL.2.
I - 10CL.2.
d- 10CL.2.
OL. 10CL.2.
OH. 10CL.2.
Chapter 2. PARA BANK SETTINGS
ItemPID
Proportional band 5 Same as PID15.0 Same as PID1
Integral time 5120
Derivative time 530
Output low limit50.0
Output high limit5100.0
Manual reset550.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 6 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 6120
Derivative time 630
Output low limit60.0
Output high limit6100.0
Manual reset650.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 7 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 7120
Derivative time 730
Output low limit70.0
Output high limit7100.0
Manual reset750.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 8 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 8120
Derivative time 830
Output low limit80.0
Output high limit8100.0
Manual reset850.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 9 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 9120
Derivative time 930
Output low limit90.0
Output high limit9100.0
Manual reset950.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 10 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 10120
Derivative time 1030
Output low limit100.0
Output high limit10100.0
Manual reset1050.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 11 Same as PID15.0 Same as PID1
Integral time 11120
Derivative time 1130
Output low limit110.0
Output high limit11100.0
Manual reset1150.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 12 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 12120
Derivative time 1230
Output low limit120.0
Output high limit12100.0
Manual reset1250.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 13 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 13120
Derivative time 1330
Output low limit130.0
Output high limit13100.0
Manual reset1350.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 14 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 14120
Derivative time 1430
Output low limit140.0
Output high limit14100.0
Manual reset1450.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 15 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 15120
Derivative time 1530
Output low limit150.0
Output high limit15100.0
Manual reset1550.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
Proportional band 16 Same as PID15.0Same as PID1
Integral time 16120
Derivative time 1630
Output low limit160.0
Output high limit16100.0
Manual reset1650.0
Proportional band for cool side
Integral time for cool side
Derivative time for cool side
Output low limit for cool side
Output high limit for cool side
SP low limit-19999 to +32000 U
SP high limit3200.0
SP ramp unit0: No decimal point/s
SP ramp-up for LSP0 U (no ramp) 1 to 32000 U0The decimal point position is de SP ramp-down for LSP0
RSP tracking0: No tracking 1: Tracking0
SP ramp-up for RSP0 U (no ramp) 1 to 32000 U0The decimal point position is deSP ramp-down for RSP0
LSP bias-19999 to +32000U0The decimal point position is
RSP bias0
PV start for LSP0: PV start enabled
PV start for RSP0
Digital RSP selection0: Disabled
Digital RSPSP low limit to SP high limit0The decimal point position is
RSP ratio 10.001 to 32.0001.000
RSP ratio 2
RSP ratio 3
RSP ratio 4
RSP ratio 5
RSP ratio 6
RSP ratio 7
RSP ratio 8
SP low limit-19999 to +32000 U
SP high limit3200.0
SP ramp unit0: No decimal point/s
SP ramp-up for LSP0 U (no ramp) 1 to 32000 U0The decimal point position is deSP ramp-down for LSP0
RSP tracking0: No tracking 1: Tracking0
SP ramp-up for RSP0 U (no ramp) 1 to 32000 U0The decimal point position is deSP ramp-down for RSP0
LSP bias-19999 to +32000U0The decimal point position is
RSP bias0
PV start for LSP0: PV start enabled
PV start for RSP0
Digital RSP selection0: Disabled
Loop/channel definition 1: Loop 1 2: Loop 21Setting range is 0 to 99.
Direct/reverse 0: Direct 1: Reverse 0
Standby 0: None 1: Standby
EVENT state at READY 0: Continued 1: Forced OFF 0
Decimal point position 0: No decimal point
Hysteresis 0 to 32000U5The decimal point position is
ON delay 0.0 to 3200.0s0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
0: No event 1: PV high limit 2: PV low limit
3: PV high/low limit 4: Deviation high limit
5: Deviation low limit 6: Deviation high/low limit
7:
Deviation high limit (final SP reference)
8: Deviation low limit (final SP reference)
Deviation high/low limit (final SP reference)
9:
10: SP high limit 11:SP low limit
12: SP high/low limit 13: MV high limit
14: MV low limit 15: MV high/low limit
16: MFB high/low limit 17 to 25: Undefined
26: Standard numerical bit high limit
27: Standard numerical bit low limit
28: Standard numerical bit high/low limit
29 to 60: Undefined 61: Alarm (status)
62: READY (status) 63: MANUAL(status)
64: RSP (status) 65: AT start (status)
66: During SP ramp (status)
67: Control direct action (status)
68: Through output (status)
69: Undefined 70: Timer (status)
2: Standby + Standby at SP change
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
3: 3 digits after decimal point
4: 4 digits after decimal point
User
value
setting
0Setting range is 0 to 255.
Remarks
Refer to Event operation
types, polarity, hysteresis, main
settings and sub settings in
the installation and configuration manual (Document No.
CP-SP-1218E).
0
0
determined by the decimal point
position for event configuration.
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Operation type Same as event 10Same as event 1
Loop/channel definition 1
Direct/reverse 0
Standby 0
EVENT state at READY 0
Decimal point position 0
Hysteresis 5
ON delay 0.0
OFF delay 0.0
Control algorithm0: PID-A (deviation derivative) 1: Ra-PID
Control range low limit-19999 to +32000 U0The decimal point position is
Control range high limit1000
AT type0: Normal (regular control characteristics)
Heat/cool control dead zone -100.0 to +100.0 %0.0
Initial output of PID control-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Abnormal PV definition0: If a PV alarm (AL01 to AL06) occurs
PID control initialization0: Auto 1: Not initialized
Integral time/derivative time
decimal point position
Output after AUTO • MANUAL
change
Preset MANUAL value-10.0 to +110.0 % 0.0When the power is turned ON, if
MV increase change limit0.00: No limit
MV decrease change limit0.00
Heat/cool selection0: Normal 1: Energy saving0
MV low limit at AT-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
MV high limit at AT100.0
Zone operation 0: Changed by SP value
Zone 1-19999 to +32000 U3200.0The decimal point position is
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone hysteresis0 to 32000 U5.0
PV assignment0: NOP 1: PV1 (input channel)
RSP assignment0
RMV assignment0
Loop PV/SP decimal point
position
Chapter 2. PARA BANK SETTINGS
ItemSettings and descriptionsInitial
2: PV2/21 (input channel)
3: PV22 (input channel)
4: Results of input computation
5: Flowrate (corrected for temperature
and pressure)
Others
0: No decimal point
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
3: 3 digits after decimal point
4: 4 digits after decimal point
2: Heat/cool
2: PID-B (PV derivative)
1: Immediate response (control charac-
teristics for fast response to external
disturbance)
2: Stable (control characteristics that mini-
mize up/down PV fluctuation)
1: If a PV1 alarm (AL01 or AL02) occurs
2: If a PV2/21 alarm (AL03 or AL04) occurs
3: If a PV22 alarm (AL05 or AL06) occurs
2: Initialized (if SP value different from the
current value is input)
0: No decimal point
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
0: Bumpless transfer
1: Preset
0.01 to 320.00 %/s
1: Changed by PV value
2: PV2/21 (input channel)
3: PV22 (input channel)
4: Results of input computation
5: Flowrate (corrected for temperature
and pressure)
Others
0: No decimal point
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
3: 3 digits after decimal point
4: 4 digits after decimal point
value
1Setting range is 0 to 3071.
1
0
0
0
0Cannot be set on the SDC45A/
0
0Affected by the decimal point
0
0.00
0When zone PID is used, set the
1Setting range is 0 to 3071.
1
User
setting
Remarks
For more details on the 2048 to
3071 range, see the Standard
numerical codes (P.4-3).
Cannot be set on the SDC45A/
46A/45R/46R.
determined by the decimal point
positions for the loop PV/SP.
46A/45R/46R.
positions for integral time and
derivative time.
the operation mode is MANUAL,
the MV is preset MANUAL value.
PID group selection priority to
"Zone PID function".
determined by the decimal point
positions for the loop PV/SP.
For more details on the 2048 to
3071 range, see the Standard
numerical codes (P.4-3).
Cannot be set on the SDC45A/
46A/45R/46R.
Control algorithm0: PID-A (deviation derivative) 1: Ra-PID
Control range low limit-19999 to +32000 U0The decimal point position is
Control range high limit1000
AT type0: Normal (regular control characteristics)
Heat/cool control dead zone -100.0 to +100.0 %0.0
Initial output of PID control-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Abnormal PV definition0: If a PV alarm (AL01 to AL06) occurs
PID control initialization0: Auto 1: Not initialized
Integration time/derivative
time decimal point position
Output after AUTO • MANUAL
change
Preset MANUAL value-10.0 to +110.0 % 0.0When the power is turned ON, if
MV increase change limit0.00: No limit
MV decrease change limit0.00
Heat/cool selection0: Normal 1: Energy saving0
MV low limit at AT-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
MV high limit at AT100.0
Zone operation0: Changed by SP value
Zone 1-19999 to +32000 U3200.0The decimal position is deterZone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone hysteresis0 to 32000 U5.0
2: Heat/cool
2: PID-B (PV derivative)
1: Immediate response (control charac-
teristics for fast response to external
disturbance)
2: Stable (control characteristics that mini-
mize up/down PV fluctuation)
1: If a PV1 alarm (AL01 or AL02) occurs
2: If a PV2/21 alarm (AL03 or AL04) occurs
3: If a PV22 alarm (AL05 or AL06) occurs
2: Initialized (if SP value different from the
current value is input)
0: No decimal point
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
0: Bumpless transfer 1: Preset0
0.01 to 320.00 %/s
1: Changed by PV value
value
User
setting
0
Remarks
0
determined by the decimal point
0
0Cannot be set on the SDC45A/
positions for the loop PV/SV.
46A/45R/46R.
0
0Affected by the decimal point
0.00
0When zone PID is used, set the
positions for integral time and
derivative time.
the operation mode is MANUAL,
the MV is the preset MANUAL
value.
PID group selection priority to
"Zone PID function".
mined by the decimal point
positions for the loop PV/SP.
Output at READY-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Output at READY (heat)0.0
Output at READY (cool)0.0
Output operation at PV alarm 0: Control calculations continue
Output at PV alarm-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Fixed value output 1-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Fixed value output 2
Fixed value output 3
Fixed value output 4
Fixed value output 5
Fixed value output 6
Fixed value output 7
Fixed value output 8
Scaling system0: Fixed 1: SP reference 2: PV reference0
Scaling low limit-19999 to +32000 U0.0The decimal point position is
Scaling high limit1000.0
Tracking mode1024: OFF 1025: ON 152: DI-C1
SP output filter0.00: No filter 0.01 to 120.00 s0.00
SP tracking signal2048 to 30712048Cannot be on the SDC45A/46A/
MV tracking selection0: OFF
Reverse MV tracking signal0: Direct 1: Reverse0
MV tracking signal 0: 0% fixed
Output at READY-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Output at READY (heat)0.0
Output at READY (cool)0.0
Output operation at PV alarm 0: Control calculations continue
Output at PV alarm-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Fixed value output 1-10.0 to +110.0 %0.0
Fixed value output 2
Fixed value output 3
Fixed value output 4
Fixed value output 5
Fixed value output 6
Fixed value output 7
Fixed value output 8
Scaling system-Cannot be set.
Scaling low limitScaling high limitTracking modeSP output filterSP tracking signalMV tracking selection0: OFF
1: Output of input computation F7
2: Output of output computation F7
Others
1: Output of input computation F7
2: Output of output computation F7
Others
1: MV is output if PV is abnormal
1: Output of input computation F7
2: Output of output computation F7
Others
1: Output of input computation F7
2: Output of output computation F7
Others
value
0
1024Setting range is 1024 to 2047
0Setting range is 0 to 2047.
0Setting range is 0 to 3071.
0
0Setting range is 0 to 2047.
0Setting range is 0 to 3071.
User
setting
Remarks
determined by the decimal point
positions for the loop PV/SP.
For details, refer to:
Standard bit codes (P.4-1).
45R/46R.
For the SDC45V/46V, see the
Standard numerical codes
(P.4-3).
For more details on the 1024 to
2047 range, see the: Standard bit
codes (P.4-1).
For more details on the 2048 to
3071 range, see the: Standard
numerical codes (P.4-3).
For more details on the 1024 to
2047 range, see the: Standard bit
codes (P.4-1).
For more details on the 2048 to
3071 range, see the: Standard
numerical codes (P.4-3).
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Chapter 2. PARA BANK SETTINGS
Setup bank (Setup)
Display Auxiliary
display
C-00 1-
C-002-
C-003-
C-005-
C-006-
C-009-
C-0 10C-0 1 1C-0 12-
C-0 13C-0 14-
C-0 15-
C-0 16-
C-0 17-
C-0 18-
C-0 19-
C-02 1C-022C-023C-024C-025C-026-
ItemSettings and descriptionsInitial
Loop type0: 1 loop 1: 2 loops (independent)
Computer backup type0: Computer backup type 1
Release all latches0: Latch is continued
Operation display
customization
PID calculation correction0: Valid
SP change in operation mode 0: Change disabled
Use of recipe 0: Multi SP 1: Recipe 0
SP system group1 to 161
Sampling cycle0: 25 ms 1: 50 ms
Start delay at Power ON0 to 60 s0
Operation display mode
screen specification
Preset operation display
screen return delay
Power frequency0: 50 Hz 1: 60 Hz0Not available on AC power mod-
Start up system0: Cold star t
Maximum Power failure time
for hot start
Power failure detectionSDC45A/46A/45R/46R
Advanced function display password 1
Advanced function display password 2
Advanced function display password 3
Advanced function display password 4
Advanced function display password 5
Advanced function display password 6
User
value
setting
2: 1 loop (RSP)
3: 1 loop (computer backup)
4: 1 loop (internal cascade)
5: 2 loops (with RSP on one side of 1 loop)
6: 1 loop (computer backup with RSP)
7: 1 loop (internal cascade with RSP)
1: Computer backup type 2
2: Computer backup type 3
1: Latch is released
0: Standard
1: Customize
1: Invalid
1: LSP value change disabled
SP group (recipe group) change enabled
2:
2: 100 ms 3: 300 ms
0: No change
1 to 9: Screen number of operation display
10 to 255: No change
1 input
model 0,
2, 3
inputs
model 1
0Cannot be set on a 1 input
0If the "Release all latches"
0These items are available for
0These items are available for
0
2Cannot be set on the SDC45V/
0Cannot be set if the operation
0 to 300 s 10Cannot be set if the operation
1: Hot start
5 to 32000s5
0: No power interruption
1: Power interrupted
SDC45V/46V
0: No power interruption
1: Power interrupted (in excess of power
failure upper limit time for cold start
or hot start).
2: Power interrupted (for less than the hot
start power failure upper limit time).
00000 to 0FFFF (hexadecimal value)00000A setting for special functions.
0Cannot be set on the SDC45A/
1Selection is fixed as "0".
Remarks
model.
function is used, set its priority
setting to "Preset value."
setting in firmware version 4.00
and later.
The version can be checked
in “Firmware (F/W) information (2).”
setting in firmware version 4.06
and later.
The version can be checked
in “Firmware (F/W) information (2).”
46V/45R/46R.
display change setting (
in the priority bank is other
than 1.
For details on the displays, refer
to SDC45/46 Digital Indicating
Controller User’s Manual for
Installation and Configuration
(CP-SP-1218E).
display change setting (
in the priority bank is 0.
els (frequency is automatically
detected).
On DC power models, sets the
AC power frequency for peripheral devices.
Advanced function display password 7
Advanced function display password 8
Advanced function display password 9
Advanced function display password 10
Advanced function display password 11
Advanced function display password 12
Advanced function display password 13
Advanced function display password 14
Advanced function display password 15
Advanced function display password 16
YearCannot be set on the SDC45A/
Month, day
Hour, minute
Display brightness0: Standard 1: Slightly dark 2: Dark0
Priority bank (priOr)
Display
Loop number
(auxiliary display)
LPr.0 11.
LPr.021.
LPr.031.
LPr.041.
LPr.051.
LPr.061.
Pr-0 11.
Pr-021.
Pr-031.
Pr-041.
LPr.0 12.
LPr.022.
LPr.032.
LPr.042.
LPr.052.
LPr.062.
ItemSettings and descriptionsInitial
SP group selection0: Setting value priorit y
PID group selection0: Setting value priority
RUN/READY mode selection 0: Setting value priority
AUTO/MANUAL mode
selection
LSP/RSP mode selection0: Setting value priority
Backup/through output
mode selection
Release all latches0: Setting value priority
OUT linearization table use
group
Operation display change0: [display] key
Linearization table group
used for position proportional control
SP group selection0: Setting value priorit y
PID group selection0: Setting value priority
RUN/READY mode selection 0: Setting value priority
AUTO/MANUAL mode
selection
LSP/RSP mode selection0: Setting value priority
Backup/through output
mode selection
User
value
00000 to 0FFFF (hexadecimal value)00000A setting for special functions.
setting
Remarks
Normally set at 00000.
46A/45R/46R.
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Zone PID function priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
0: Setting value priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
0: Setting value priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Zone PID function priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
0: Setting value priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
0: Setting value priority
1: Internal contact input priority
2: Later setting has priority
value
User
setting
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Remarks
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Chapter 2. PARA BANK SETTINGS
PV bank (pv)
Display
PV input number
(auxiliary display)
Pv-0 1 1.
Pv-02 1.
Pv-03 1.
Pv-04 1.
Pv-05 1.
Pv-06 1.
Pv-07 1.
Pv-09 1.
Pv- 10 1.
Pv- 1 1 1.
Pv- 12 1.
Pv- 13 1.
Pv- 14 1.
Pv- 16 1.
Pv-20 1.
Pv-0 12.
Pv-022.
Pv-032.
Pv-042.
Pv-052.
ItemSettings and descriptionsInitial
Range type0: Not used 1: K 2: E 3: J 4: T 5: B
Decimal point position0: No decimal point
Temperature unit0: Celsius (°C) 1: Fahrenheit (°F)
Range low limit-19999 to +32000 U
Range high limit3200.0
Cold junction compensation 0: Performed (internal)
Zener barrier adjustment-20.00 to +20.00 Ω0.00Set by means of the adjustment
Linear scaling low limit-19999 to +32000 U0.0The decimal point position is
Linear scaling high limit1000.0
Square root extraction
dropout
Filter0.00: No filter 0.01 to 120.00 s0.00
Bias-19999 to +32000 U0.0The decimal point position is
Ratio0.001 to 32.0001.000
Thermocouple mV input
burnout
Linearization table group
definition
Range type0: Not used 1: K 2: E 3: J 4: T 5: B
Decimal point position0: No decimal point
Temperature unit0: Celsius (°C) 1: Fahrenheit (°F)
Range low limit-19999 to +32000 U
Range high limit3200.0
6: R 7: S 8: WRe5-26 9: PR40-20
10: Ni-NiMo 11: N 12:PLII 13: DIN U
14: DIN L 15: Au-Fe
21: Pt100 -200 to +850 °C
22: Pt100 -200 to +300 °C
31: JPt100 -200 to +640 °C
32: JPt100 -200 to +300 °C
41: 4 to 20 mA 42: 0 to 20 mA
43: 0 to 10 mV 44: -10 to +10 mV
45: 0 to 100 mV 46: -100 to +100 mV
47: 0 to 1 V 48: -1 to +1 V 49: 1 to 5 V
50: 0 to 5 V 51: 0 to 10 V
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
3: 3 digits after decimal point
4: 4 digits after decimal point
2: Kelvin (K)
1: Not performed (external)
2: Terminal temperature compensation is
done by a sensor on another channel.
0.0: Square root extraction is not performed 0.1 to 10.0 %
0: Upscale at burnout
1: No burnout detection
0: Disabled 1: Group 1 2: Group 2
3: Group 3 4: Group 4 5: Group 5
6: Group 6 7: Group 7 8: Group 8
6: R 7: S 8: WRe5-26 9: PR40-20
10: Ni-NiMo 11: N 12: PLII
13: DIN U 14: DIN L 15: Au-Fe
21: P t100 -200 to +850 °C
22: Pt100 -200 to +300 °C
31: JPt100 -200 to +640 °C
32: JPt100 -200 to +300 °C
41: 4 to 20 mA 42: 0 to 20 mA
43: 0 to 10 mV 44: -10 to +10 mV
45: 0 to 100 mV 46: -100 to +100 mV
47: 0 to 1 V 48: -1 to +1 V
49: 1 to 5 V 50: 0 to 5 V 51:0 to 10 V
1: 1 digit after decimal point
2: 2 digits after decimal point
3: 3 digits after decimal point
4: 4 digits after decimal point
2: Kelvin (K)
User
value
setting
51For details, refer to the PV input
Remarks
range table in the SDC45/46
Installation Instructions (No.
CP-UM-5445E). Be sure not to set
a range type number that is not
supported.
1
0
-1999.9
0
0.0
The decimal point position is
determined by the decimal point
position for the PV.
procedure.
Cannot be set by direct input of
a numerical value using the keys.
determined by the decimal point
position for the PV.
determined by the decimal point
position for the PV.
0
0
51For details, refer to the PV input
range table in the SDC45/46
Installation Instructions (No. CP5445E). Be sure not to set a
range type number that is not
supported.
1
0
-1999.9
The decimal point position is
determined by the decimal point
position for the PV.
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