Chromalox 3340, 3380 Setting Manual

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Multi-point Digital Controller

3340/3380

Initial Setting Manual

Precision Heat and Control

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(IMC03C02-E1)

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CAUTION

This is a Class A instrument. In a domestic environment, this instrument may cause radio

interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. This instrument is protected from electric shock by reinforced insulation. Provide

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CONTENTS

Page

1. PROCEDURE FOR INITIALIZATION....................................1

1. 1 Transfer to Engineering Mode .........................................................................2

1.2 Procedure for Parameter Setting.....................................................................4

1.3 End of Engineering Mode ................................................................................9

2. DETAILS OF PARAMETER SETTING ...............................10

2.1 Attention Items in Setting...............................................................................12

2.2 F10 Display function ......................................................................................17

2.3 F21 Input Specification ..................................................................................18

2.4 F22 Current Transformer (CT) Input Specification ........................................20

2.5 F24 Contact Input Specification.....................................................................22

2.6 F31 Output Function......................................................................................24

2.7 F32 Alarm Output Function............................................................................26

2.8 F41 Alarm 1 Function/F42 Alarm 2 Function/F43 Alarm 3 Function..............27

2.9 F51 Control Action .........................................................................................29

2.10 F61 Communication Function......................................................................30

2.11 F91 Displayed for Maintenance Information................................................31

3. INITIALIZE COMMUNICATION DATA................................ 32

3.1 Communication Data List...............................................................................32

3.2 Data Map .......................................................................................................39

4. INPUT RANGE TABLES..................................................... 45

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1. PROCEDURE FOR INITIALIZATION

Initialization is to set parameters relating to instrument specifications (input type, input range, alarm type, etc.). Engineering mode that can do this setting.

Initialization flowchart

Power ON

1.1 Transfer to Engineering Mode.

Change from RUN to STOP

See

Unlock the engineering mode

Setting the initial parameter

Lock the engineering mode

End of initialization

1.1 Transfer to Engineering Mode.

See

1.2 Procedure for Parameter Setting

See

2. DETAILS OF PARAMETER SETTING

See

1.3 End of Engineering Mode

See

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1.1 Transfer to Engineering Mode

The parameter of engineering mode can be changed only in the control STOP state.

1. Press the <R/S key with states of the PV/SV monitor mode for 1 second, to change the STOP from RUN.

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AREA

SET

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R/S

STOP display

If set to the STOP state (dSTP) by the contact input, no parameters in Engineering mode can be changed. They can be changed in case of the following.

• The instrument changed the STOP state (KSTP) by the key operation.

• The instrument changed the STOP state by both the key operation and contact input

operation.

For the RUN/STOP transfer, see the Instruction Manual (0037-75425)

2. Press the <R/S key while pressing the SET key with the PV/SV monitor mode change the instrument to setup setting mode.

For the setup setting mode, see Instruction Manual (0037-75425).

3. Press the SET key several times to change to the lock level 2 display (LCK2).

4. Press the <R/S key to light brightly the hundreds digit on the SV display.

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AREA

SET

R/S

Lock level 2 display

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5. Press the UP key to change 0 to 1 in the hundreds digit.

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AREA

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Set value 0000: Lock

0100: Unlock

SET

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R/S

Lock level 2 display

6. Press the SET key to unlock the engineering mode. The display changes to the first parameter in setup setting mode.

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AREA

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SET

R/S

AREA

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SET

R/S

Lock lev el 2 display Autotuning display

7. Press the <R/S key for 2 seconds while pressing the SET key to change the engineering mode. The display changes to the function block F10.

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AREA

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SET

R/S

AREA

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SET

R/S

Autotuning display

Function block F10 display

Engineering mode

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1.2 Procedure for Parameter Setting

Flowchart of displaying parameter items

!"!"

Display flowcharts in engineering mode are shown in the following.

[ : Press the SET key : Press the UP or DOWN key]

STOP display selection

(F10.)

(SPCH)

Return to the

F10

Input type selection

(F21.)

(F22.)

(F24.)

(F31.) (LGo1) (LGo2)

(InP) (UnIT) (PGdP) (SLH) (SLL)

CT ratio 1 selection

(CTr1)

Contact input logic selection

(dlSL)

Control output logic selection 1

Alarm output logic selection

Display unit selection

CT ratio 2 selection

(CTr2)

Return to the

Control output logic selection 2

F24

Decimal point position setting

Return to the

F22

F31

Setting limiter (high limit) setting

Setting limiter (low limit) setting

Return to the

F21

Any parameter whose channel number is displayed can be set for each channel. (Check the channel number on the

channel display of instrument.) All of the channels can be simultaneously set as the same value.

All the setting item is displayed regard less of the contents of the instrument specification.

A B

(F32.)

(F41.)

Return to the

(LGA)

Alarm type selectionAlarm 1

(AS1) (AHo1) (AH1) (ALT1) (AEo1)

Alarm hold action selection

F32

Alarm differential gap setting

Alarm timer setting

Action selection at input error

Return to the

F41

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(F42.) (AS2)

(F43.) (AS3)

(F61.) (CMPS)

Alarm 2

Alarm 3

Alarm type selection

Control action type selection

(oS) (oH)(F51.)

Communication protocol selection

ROM version display

Alarm hold action selection

(AHo2)

Alarm hold action selection

(AHo3)

ON/OFF action differential gap setting

RUN/STOP transfer logic selection

(CMLG)

Integrated operating time display (Upper 3 digits)

Alarm differential gap setting

(AH2)

Alarm differential gap setting

(AH3)

Return to the

F51

F61

Integrated operating time display (Lower 4 digits)

Alarm timer setting

(ALT2)

Alarm timer setting

(ALT3)

Holding peak ambient temperature display

Action selection at input error

(AEo2)

Action selection at input error

(AEo3)

Return to the

F42

Return to the

F43

(F91.) (E261) (WTH)

(WTL) (TCJ)

Return to the

F91

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!"Example of changing the setting

As setting procedure example, show procedure at setting with each channel (Usual setting) and channel common (Batch setting).

Example 1:

The following procedure is for changing the CH1 input type from “K” to “J.” (Usual setting)

1. Press the UP key to change the display to F21.

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AREA

SET

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R/S

Function block display

2. Press the SET key to change to input type selection (InP).

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AREA

SET

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R/S

Input type selection

3. Press the UP key to enter 1 in the least significant digit of the set value (SV) display.

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AREA

SET

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Input type selection

R/S

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4. Press the SET key to register the value thus set. The display changes to the next parameter.

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AREA

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SET

R/S

AREA

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SET

R/S

Display unit selection Input type selection

Example 2:

The following procedure is for changing all channels of the input type from “K” to “J.” (Batch setting)

1. Press the UP key to change the display to F21.

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AREA

SET

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Function block display

R/S

2. Press the SET key to change to input type selection (InP).

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AREA

SET

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Input type selection

R/S

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3. Press the CH key several times. Display the character A on the CH display and “----” on the SV display. The character A indicates that the batch setting.

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AREA

SET

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R/S

Input type selection

Every time the CH key is pressed, the channel number changes as follows.

4. Press the UP key several times to enter 1 in the least significant digit of the set value (SV) display.

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AREA

SET

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Input type selection

R/S

5. Press the SET key to register the value thus set. The display changes to the next parameter. Press the CH key to return to the usual setting from the batch setting.

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AREA

SET

R/S

Input type selection

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AREA

SET

R/S

Display unit selection

(Batch setting)

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SET

R/S

Display unit selection

(Usual setting)

If the selected parameter corresponds to the setting item in common to all channels, the simultaneous setting state returns to the normal setting state.

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1.3 End of Engineering Mode

1. Transfer to function block symbol display (F

2. Press the <R/S key for 2 seconds while pressing the SET key to change to the PV/SV monitor

mode from the engineering mode.

3. Press the <R/S key while pressing the SET key with the PV/SV monitor mode change the instrument to setup setting mode.

4. Press the SET key several times to change to the lock level 2 display (LCK2).

5. Press the <R/S key to light brightly the hundreds digit on the SV display.

6. Press the DOWN key to change 1 to 0 in the hundreds digit.

) after each parameter is set.

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AREA

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Set value

0000:Lock

0100: Unlock

SET

Lock level 2 display

R/S

7. Press the SET key to lock the engineering mode. The display changes to the first parameter in setup setting mode.

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AREA

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SET

R/S

AREA

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SET

R/S

Lock level 2 display

Autotuning display

8. Press the <R/S key while pressing the SET key to change to the PV/SV monitor mode from the setup setting mode. Thus, the initialization ends.

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!"Parameter list

Function block Parameter Page

Display function STOP display selection (SPCH) P. 17

(F10.)

(F21.)

Input specification

Input type selection (InP) P. 18

Display unit selection (UnIT)

Decimal point position selection (PGdP) P. 19

(F22.)

(F24.)

(F31.)

(F32.)

(F41.)

Setting limiter (high limit)

(SLH)

setting

Setting limiter (low limit)

(SLL)

setting

Current

CT ratio 1 selection (CTr1) P. 20 transformer (CT) input

CT ratio 2 selection (CTr2) specification Contact input

Contact input logic selection (dISL) P. 22 specification

Output function Control output logic selection 1 (LGo1) P. 24

(3340)

Control output logic selection 2 (LGo2) P. 25

(3380)

Alarm output

Alarm output logic selection (LGA) P. 26 function

Alarm 1

Alarm 1 type selection (AS1) P. 27 function

Alarm 1 hold action selection (AHo1)

Alarm 1 differential gap setting (AH1) P.28

Alarm 1 timer setting (ALT1)

Alarm 1 action selection at

(AEo1) P. 29

input error

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(F42.)

(F43.)

(F51.)

(F61.)

(F91.)

Alarm 2

Alarm 2 type selection (AS2) P. 27 function

Alarm 2 hold action selection (AHo2)

Alarm 2 differential gap setting (AH2) P. 28

Alarm 2 timer setting (ALT2)

Alarm 2 action selection at

(AEo2) P. 29

input error Alarm 3

Alarm 3 type selection (AS3) P. 27 function

Alarm 3 hold action selection (AHo3)

Alarm 3 differential gap setting (AH3) P. 28

Alarm 3 timer setting (ALT3)

Alarm 3 action selection at

(AEo3) P. 29

input error Control action Control action type selection (oS1) P. 29

ON/OFF action differential gap

(oH)

setting Communication function

Communication protocol

selection

RUN/STOP transfer logic

(CMPS) P. 30

(CMLG)

selection

Displayed for

ROM version display (E261) P. 31 maintenance information Integrated operating time

(WTH) (Upper 3 digits) display Integrated operating time

(WTL) (Lower 4 digits) display Holding peak ambient

(TCJ) temperature display

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2.1 Attention Items in Setting

If any of the following parameter is changed, the relevant set value is initialized or is automatically converted.

Before changing the set values, always record all of them (SV setting & CT monitor mode, setup setting mode, parameter setting mode and engineering mode).

After changing the set values, always check all of them (SV setting & CT monitor mode, setup setting mode, parameter setting mode and engineering mode).

When changed parameter of input type selection or engineering unit setting

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When change a input type and unit, all the set value of a list shown below is initialized. Set it in value to use once again.

Mode Description Default value

TC input RTD input Voltage input

Decimal point position 0

Setting limiter [high limit] Maximum settable value 100.0 %

Setting limiter [low limit] 0.0 %

Alarm 1 hold action

0 (Without alarm hold action)

Alarm 1 differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

Alarm 1 action at input error 0 (Without action at input error)

Engineering Alarm 2 hold action 0 (Without alarm hold action)

mode Alarm 2 differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

Alarm 2 action at input error 0 (Without action at input error)

Alarm 3 hold action 0 (Without alarm hold action)

Alarm 3 differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

Alarm 3 action at input error 0 (Without action at input error)

ON/OFF action differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

Heater break alarm 1 OFF

Setup setting Heater break alarm 2

OFF

mode PV bias 0 °C [°F] 0.0 °C [°F] 0.0 %

Digital filter OFF

0: No digit below decimal point

1: 1 digit below decimal point

In case of 3380, this item is not provided.

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Mode Description Default value

TC input RTD input Voltage input

Control loop break alarm 8.0 minutes

Control loop break alarm

0 °C [°F] 0.0 °C [°F] 0.0 %

deadband

Alarm 1 50 °C [°F] 50.0 °C [°F] 5.0 % of span

Alarm 2

Parameter Alarm 3

setting mode Heat-side proportional band 30 °C [°F] 30.0 °C [°F] 3.0 % of span

Integral time 240 seconds

Derivative time 60 seconds

Anti-reset windup 100 %

Cool-side proportional band * 100 % of heat-side proportional band

Overlap/deadband * 0 °C [°F] 0.0 °C [°F] 0.0 %

Setting changing rate limiter OFF

SV setting &

Set value (SV) 0 °C [°F] 0.0 °C [°F] 0.0 %

CT monitor mode

* In case of 3380, these items are not provided.

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When changed parameter of decimal point position setting

!"!"

When change a decimal point position, it is converted into about set value of a list shown below automatically. However, the set value may change as a result of changing the position of the decimal point. Therefore in that case, re-set it to the value to be used.

Mode Description

Setting limiter [high limit]

Setting limiter [low limit]

Engineering mode Alarm 1 differential gap

Alarm 2 differential gap

Alarm 3 differential gap

ON/OFF action differential gap

Setup setting mode PV bias

Control loop break alarm deadband

Alarm 1

Alarm 2

Parameter setting mode Alarm 3

Heat-side proportional band

Overlap/deadband *

Setting changing rate limiter

SV setting & CT monitor mode Set value (SV)

* In case of 3380, this item is not provided.

Example and caution of automatic conversion

• Decimal point location moves in accordance with it when increases decimal point location.

Example: When the position of the decimal point changed from 0 to 1 with SLH set to 800 °C.

(Changed from 800 to 800.0)

(SLH)(SLH)

• If the setting range is not between −1999 and +9999 regardless of the position of the decimal point, it is limited by the range from −1999 to +9999.

Example: Suppose set SLH is 1372 °C, if change decimal point position from 0 to 1.

SLH becomes 999.9 as it exceeds the setting range.

(SLH)(SLH)

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• If the number of digits below the decimal point is changed in the decreasing direction, the decreased

number of digits is omitted.

Example: Suppose set SLH is 99.99, if change decimal point position from 0 to 2.

The figures below the decimal point are omitted, and as a result SLH becomes 99.

(SLH) (SLH)

In the above example, it the position of the decimal point is returned to 2 from 0, SLH becomes 99.00.

• Set SLL and SLH so that SLL may not be equal to SLH when the position of the decimal point is

changed. Otherwise malfunction may result.

Example: When the position of the decimal point is changed to 0 at SLL=999.1 and SLH=999.9

(SLL) (SLH) (SLL)

When changed parameter of setting limiter [high limit/low limit]

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(SLH)

When change setting limiter [high limit/low limit], all the set value of a list shown below is initialized. Set it in value to use once again. However no change is made if the set value is within the range changed.

Mode Description

Alarm 1 differential gap

Engineering mode Alarm 2 differential gap

Alarm 3 differential gap

ON/OFF action differential gap

Setup setting mode PV bias

Control loop break alarm deadband

Alarm 1

Alarm 2

Parameter setting mode Alarm 3

Heat-side proportional band

Overlap/deadband *

Setting change rate limiter

SV setting & CT monitor mode Set value (SV)

* In case of 3380, this item is not provided.

Example: For temperature input, voltage/current inputs If the setting is made so that the span becomes narrower, there may be a case where the related set value becomes smaller or 0.

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When changed parameter of alarm type selection

!"!"

When change alarm 1 type and alarm 2 type, all the set value of a list shown below is initialized. Set it in value to use once again.

Mode Description Default value

TC input RTD input Voltage input

Alarm 1 hold action 0 (Without alarm hold action)

Alarm 1 differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

Alarm 1 action at input error 0 (Without action at input error) Alarm 2 hold action 0 (Without alarm hold action)

Engineering Alarm 2 differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

mode Alarm 2 action at input error 0 (Without action at input error)

Alarm 3 hold action 0 (Without alarm hold action)

Alarm 3 differential gap 2 °C [°F] 2.0 °C [°F] 0.2 % of span

Alarm 3 action at input error 0 (Without action at input error) Setup setting Heater break alarm 1 OFF mode Heater break alarm 2 * OFF

Control loop break alarm 8.0 minutes

Control loop break alarm Parameter

setting mode Alarm 1 50 °C [°F] 50.0 °C [°F] 5.0 % of span

deadband

Alarm 2

Alarm 3

0 °C [°F] 0.0 °C [°F] 0.0 %

* In case of 3380, this item is not provided.

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2.2 F10 Display function

(1) STOP display selection (SPCH)

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 STOP is displayed on the PV display unit. (TYPE 1) 0000

0001 STOP is displayed on the SV display unit. (TYPE 2)

Displays in the STOP mode become as follows.

TYPE 1 (SPCH=0000)

TYPE 2 (SPCH=0001)

(KSTP)

(dSTP)

(SToP)

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2.3 F21 Input Specification

The setting items (InP, UnIT, PGdP, SLH and SLL) in the function block F21 are set for each channel. In addition, they can be set simultaneously for all channels.

(1) Input type selection (InP)

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 K Factory set value

0001 J varies depending on

0002 R the input type.

0003 S

0004 B

0005 E Thermocouple *

0006 N (TC)

0007 T

0008 W5Re/W26Re

0009 PL II

0010 U

0011 L

0012 Pt100 RTD *

0013 JPt100

0014 0 to 5 V DC Voltage *

0015 1 to 5 V DC

0016 0 to 10 V DC

* Input type cannot be changed because the hardware is different.

See 2.1 Attention Items in Setting (P. 12).

(2) Display unit selection (UnIT)

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 °C 0000 0001 °F

The invalidity in case of the voltage inputs.

See 2.1 Attention Items in Setting (P. 12).

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(3) Decimal point position setting (PGdP)

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 No digit below decimal point (!!!!) Note 1 0001 1 digit below decimal point (!!!.!) 0002 2 digits below decimal point (!!.!!) * 0003 3 digits below decimal point (!.!!!) *

* When input type is thermocouple and RTD, no setting can be changed. Note 1 Factory set value varies depending on the instrument specification.

See. 2.1 Attention Items in Setting (P. 12).

(4) Setting limiter [high limit] (SLH)

Setting limiter [low limit] (SLL)

Details of setting Factory set

K −199 to +1372 °C (−326 to +2502 °F) Factory set

−199.9 to +999.9 °C (−199.9 to +999.9 °F) value varies

J −199 to +1200 °C (−326 to +2192 °F) depending on

−199.9 to +999.9 °C (−199.9 to +999.9 °F) the instrument

R 0 to 1769 °C (0 to 3216 °F) specification.

S 0 to 1769 °C (0 to 3216 °F) B 0 to 1820 °C (0 to 3308 °F) E 0 to 1000 °C (0 to 1832 °F)

Thermocouple N 0 to 1300 °C (0 to 2372 °F)

0 to 999.9 °C (0 to 999.9 °F)

T −199 to +400 °C (−326 to +752 °F)

−199.9 to +400.0 °C (−199.9 to +752.0 °F)

W5Re/W26Re 0 to 2320 °C (0 to 4208 °F)

PL II 0 to 1390 °C (0 to 2534 °F)

U −199 to +600 °C (−326 to +1112 °F)

−199.9 to +600.0 °C (−199.9 to +999.9 °F)

L 0 to 900 °C (0 to 1652 °F)

RTD Pt100 (JIS/IEC

) −199.9 to +649.0 °C JPt100 (JIS) (−199.9 to +999.9 °F) 0 to 5 V DC −1999 to +9999

Voltage

1 to 5 V DC (programmable scale)

0 to 10 V DC

IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is equivalent to JIS, DIN and ANSI.

In case of voltage/current inputs, SLH can be set below SLL.

Set the setting limiter referring to the 4. INPUT RANGE TABLES (P. 55). See. 2.1 Attention Items in Setting (P. 12).

value

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2.4 F22 Current Transformer (CT) Input Specification

If the heater break alarm is selected as the alarm 2, the number of turns* of the current transformer (CT) used is set for each channel. In addition, it can be set simultaneously for all channels.

* The number of turns = CT ratio

The heater break alarm for three-phase heater can not be specified with 3380.

When the 3380 instrument specification corresponds to contact input or communication function, the heater break alarm can’t be added. Therefore, do not use this parameter.

CT ratio 1 selection (CTr1) [Heater break alarm for single-phase heater or heater

"#"#

break alarm for three-phase heater] CT ratio 2 selection (CTr2) [Heater break alarm for three-phase heater]

The setting the CT ratio from CT1 to CT4 can be made when the CT ratio 1 (CTr1) of 3340 is selected. The setting the CT ratio from CT1 to CT8 can be made when the CT ratio 1 (CTr1) of 3380 is selected. The setting the CT ratio from CT5 to CT8 can be made when the CT ratio 2 (CTr2) is selected.



SET

R/S

AREA



SET

R/S

Set the CT ratio.

CT ratio 2 selection (CTr2) CT ratio 1 selection (CTr1)

Setting method

When the CTL-6-P-N current transformer is used, set the CT ratio to 800. When the CTL-12-S56-10L-N current transformer is used, set the CT ratio to 1000.

Details of setting Factory set value

0 to 9999 CTL-6-P-N: 800

CTL-12-S56-10L-N: 1000

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3340 (Heater break alarm for single-phase heater)

CH display PV display Details of setting

1 CTr1 Set the CT ratio of CT1.

2 Set the CT ratio of CT2.

3 Set the CT ratio of CT3.

4 Set the CT ratio of CT4.

3340 (Heater break alarm for three-phase heater)

2. DETAILS OF PARAMETER SETTING

CH display PV display Details of setting

1 CTr1 Set the CT ratio of CT1.

2 Set the CT ratio of CT2.

3 Set the CT ratio of CT3.

4 Set the CT ratio of CT4.

1 CTr2 Set the CT ratio of CT5.

2 Set the CT ratio of CT6.

3 Set the CT ratio of CT7.

4 Set the CT ratio of CT8.

The CT ratio 2 selection (CTr2) is displayed when the instrument specification is three-phase heater.

3380 (Heater break alarm for single-phase heater)

CH display PV display Details of setting

1 CTr1 Set the CT ratio of CT1.

2 Set the CT ratio of CT2.

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3 Set the CT ratio of CT3.

4 Set the CT ratio of CT4.

5 Set the CT ratio of CT5.

6 Set the CT ratio of CT6.

7 Set the CT ratio of CT7.

8 Set the CT ratio of CT8.

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2.5 F24 Contact Input Specification

Setting is common to all channels.

When the 3380 instrument specification corresponds to heater break alarm, the contact input can't be added. Therefore, do not use this parameter.

Contact input logic selection (diSL)

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The contact input logic selection sets the set value about the following contents.

STOP selection

•

Selected whether to stop when the contact is opened or when the contact is closed.

Memory area selection

•

Memory area selection 1 to 8: These contents are selected when any of the memory areas from 1

to 8 is selected by the contact input.

Memory area selection 1 to 7: For example, when a digital switch starting from “0” is used,

select the memory area number when the memory area number

must match the digital switch number.

If the selection of the memory areas from 1 to 7 is chosen, no memory area 8 can be selected by the contact input. In this case, select the memory area by the front key.

Used/unused of DI SET terminal (No. 43)

•

The method of establishment is set when the memory area is selected. When the DI SET terminal (No. 43) is used:

Select the area 0.5 seconds after the DI SET terminal is closed.

When the DI SET terminal (No. 43) is not used:

Select the memory area 2 seconds after the area is selected.

Details of

setting

0000 When contact input

0001 When contact input

0002 When contact input

STOP selection Memory area

selection

Memory area transfer (RUN/STOP transfer) opens, stop.

1 to 8

1 to 7

Used/unused of DI SET terminal

(No. 43)

Used 0000

Unused

Used

Factory

set value

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Details of

STOP selection Memory area

setting

0003 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) opens, stop.

0004 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) opens, stop.

0005 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) is closed, stop.

0006 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) is closed, stop.

0007 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) is closed, stop.

0008 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) is closed, stop.

0009 When contact input

(RUN/STOP transfer) is closed, stop.

selection

Memory area transfer

1 to 7

There is no memory area transfer function.

Memory area transfer

1 to 8

Memory area transfer

1 to 8

Memory area transfer

1 to 7

Memory area transfer

1 to 7

There is no memory area transfer function.

Used/unused of DI SET terminal

(No. 43)

Unused

Used 0000

Unused

Used

Unused

Factory

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2.6 F31 Output Function

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(1) Control output logic selection 1 (LGo1)

This data is 0000 fixation. This data must not set the set value besides 0000.

Channel

display

1OUT1 2OUT2 3OUT3 4OUT4

Output

number

Details of setting Factory set

value

0000: Heat-side control output of CH1 0000

0000: Heat-side control output of CH2

0000: Heat-side control output of CH3

0000: Heat-side control output of CH4

(2) Control output logic selection 2 (LGo2)

Select the output logic of the output 2 (OUT5 to OUT8). The channel number displayed on the CH display unit corresponds to the relevant output number. The setting is made for each channel number. In addition, OUT5 to OUT8 can be simultaneously set.

Conduct setting so as to meet the instrument specification. An incorrect setting may cause a malfunction.

Channel

display

1OUT5

2OUT6

3OUT7

Setting becomes effective at the time of heat/cool control.

Not output when alarm 3 corresponds to the FAIL alarm.

Output

number

Details of setting Factory set

0000: No output 0001: Cool-side control output of CH1 0002: No output 0003: No output 0004: Alarm 3 of CH1 0005: Alarm 3 of CH2 0006: Alarm 3 of CH3 0007: Alarm 3 of CH4

0008 to 0011: No output

0000: No output 0001: Cool-side control output of CH2 0002 to 0007: Same as OUT5 0008 to 0011: No output

0000: No output 0001: Cool-side control output of CH3 0002 to 0007: Same as OUT5 0008 to 0011: No output

value

Factory set

value varies depending on the input type.

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Channel

display

Output

number

2. DETAILS OF PARAMETER SETTING

Details of setting Factory set

value

4OUT8

0000: No output 0001: Cool-side control output of CH4

0002 to 0007: Same as OUT5 0008 to 0011: No output

Setting becomes effective at the time of heat/cool control.

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(1) Control output logic selection 1 (LGo1)

This data is 0000 fixation. This data must not set the set value besides 0000.

Channel

display

1OUT1 2OUT2 3OUT3 4OUT4

Output

number

Details of setting Factory set

0000: Heat-side control output of CH1 0000

0000: Heat-side control output of CH2

0000: Heat-side control output of CH3

0000: Heat-side control output of CH4

Factory set value varies depending on the input type.

value

(2) Control output logic selection 2 (LGo2)

This data is 0000 fixation. This data must not set the set value besides 0000.

Channel

display

1OUT5 2OUT6 3OUT7 4OUT8

Output

number

Details of setting Factory set

0000: Heat-side control output of CH5 0000

0000: Heat-side control output of CH6

0000: Heat-side control output of CH7

0000: Heat-side control output of CH8

value

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2.7 F32 Alarm Output Function

Alarm output logic selection (LGA)

"#"#

Select the alarm output logic of alarm 1 (Normal equipment), alarm 2 (Option) and alarm 3 (Option). The channel number displayed on the CH display unit corresponds to the relevant alarm. The setting is made for each channel number. In addition, output logic of alarm 1 to alarm 3 can be simultaneously set.

Conduct setting so as to meet the instrument specification. An incorrect setting may cause a malfunction.

Channel

display

1ALM1

2ALM2

3ALM3

Alarm Details of setting Factory

[Alarm 1]

[Alarm 2]

[Alarm 3]

set value

0000: FAIL alarm 0001: Logical OR of alarm 1 in all channels (E 0002: Logical OR of alarm 2 in all channels (E 0003: Logical OR of alarm 3 in all channels (E 0004: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 2 in all channels

nergized

0005: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 3 in all channels

nergized

0006: Logical OR of alarm 2 and alarm 3 in all channels

nergized

0007: Logical OR of alarm 1, alarm 2 and alarm 3 in all

channels (E 0008: Logical OR of alarm 1 in all channels (De-e 0009: Logical OR of alarm 2 in all channels (De-e 0010: Logical OR of alarm 3 in all channels (De-e 0011: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 2 in all channels

(De-e 0012: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 3 in all channels

(De-e

0013: Logical OR of alarm 2 and alarm 3 in all channels

(De-e 0014: Logical OR of alarm 1, alarm 2 and alarm 3 in all

channels (De-e

0000 to 0014: Same as ALM1 0002

0000 to 0014: Same as ALM1 0003

)

nergized

)

nergized

)

nergized nergized nergized

) ) )

0001

Alarm output is only relay contact output.

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2.8 F41 Alarm 1 Function F42 Alarm 2 Function F43 Alarm 3 Function

(1) Alarm type selection (AS1, AS2, AS3)

Details of setting Factory set value

3, 4

Factory set value

0000 Alarm not provided

0001 SV high alarm varies depending

0002 SV low alarm on the instrument

0003 Process high alarm specification.

0004 Process low alarm

0005 Deviation high alarm

0006 Deviation low alarm

0007 Deviation high/low alarm

0008 Band alarm

0009 Control loop break alarm

0010 Heater break alarm

When instrument specification is failure alarm, set 0000.

When control action type is heat/cool control, do not select.

When control output is current output, do not select.

When the contact input or the communication function is selected as instrument specifications of 3380, the heater break alarm can’t be added.

See 2.1 Attention Items in Setting (P. 12).

(2) Alarm hold action selection (AHo1, AHo2, AHo3)

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 Without alarm hold action 0000

0001 Effective when the power is turned on, or operation is changed

from STOP to RUN.

0002 Valid when:

• the power is turned on,

• operation is changed from STOP to RUN,

• the SV is changed, or

• the memory area (control area) is changed.

The alarm hold action function can not be added to the FAIL alarm, SV alarm, control loop break alarm and heater break alarm.

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(3) Alarm differential gap setting (AH1, AH2, AH3)

Set the alarm differential gap for each channel. In addition, they can be set simultaneously for all channels.

Details of setting Factory set value

Thermocouple 0 (0.0) to span Note 1

RTD

Voltage

Note 1 TC and RTD inputs: 2 °C [°F] or 2.0 °C [°F]

Voltage inputs: 0.2 % of span

(4) Alarm timer setting (ALT1, ALT2, ALT3)

Set the time until an alarm is actually output after being set to the alarm state.

Details of setting Factory set value

0 to 6000 seconds 0

Setting is common to all channels.

The alarm timer function: The alarm timer function regards the period until the alarm timer is set after measured value (PV) or deviation exceeds the alarm set value as a non-alarm state and outputs an alarm after the alarm timer setting time elapses. The alarm timer starts being activated if the alarm is turned on. In addition, if the alarm state is released while the alarm timer is being activated, no alarm is output.

Example: When set the alarm timer for 100 seconds

Measured value (PV)

Alarm set value

Set value (SV)

Alarm output

Alarm timer

(20 seconds)

Alarm timer

(100 seconds)

When instrument specification is FAIL alarm, the alarm timer function does not operate.

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(5) Action selection at input error (AEo1, AEo2, AEo3)

Set the alarm action in input abnormality by input break (when the input is over-scaled or underscaled).

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 Normal processing:

0000 The alarm action set by alarm type selection (AS1/AS2) is taken even if the input is abnormal.

0001 Forcibly turned on when abnormal:

The alarm is forcibly turned on regardless of the alarm action set by alarm type selection (AS1/AS2) when the input is abnormal.

For a voltage input of 0 to 5 V DC or 0 to 10 V DC, as over-scale or underscale does not occur when the input breaks, no alarm is turned on.

2.9 F51 Control Action

The setting items (oS and oH) in the function block F51 are set for each channel. In addition, they can be set simultaneously for all channels.

(1) Control action type selection (oS1)

Match the setting with the instrument specification. Otherwise malfunction may result.

The 3380 does not perform heat/cool control.

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 D type: PID control with autotuning (Direct action)

0001 F type: PID control with autotuning (Reverse action)

0002 W type: Heat/cool PID control with autotuning (Water cooling)

0003 A type: Heat/cool PID control with autotuning (Air cooling)

When instrument specification corresponds to heat/cool control, this set value can’t be set.

When instrument specification corresponds to heat control, this set value can’t be set.

Note 1 Factory set value varies depending on the instrument specification.

(2) ON/OFF action differential gap setting (oH)

Details of setting Factory set value

Thermocouple 0 (0.0) to span Note 1

RTD

Voltage

Note 1 TC and RTD inputs: 2 °C [°F] or 2.0 °C [°F]

Voltage inputs: 0.2 % of span

Note 1

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2.10 F61 Communication Function

(1) Communication protocol selection (CMPS)

If the protocol is selected, always turn the power on again or select RUN from STOP.

When the 3380 instrument specification corresponds to heater break alarm, the communication function can't be added. Therefore, do not use this parameter.

Details of setting Factory set value

0001 Modbus communication protocol 0001

(2) RUN/STOP transfer logic selection

Select the logic of RUN/STOP transfer in the communication mode.

Details of setting Factory set value

0000 Set in 0: STOP mode

Set in 1: RUN mode

0001 Set in 0: RUN mode

Set in 1: STOP mode

0000

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2.11 F91 Displayed for Maintenance Information

Only displayed for the F91 function block.

(1) ROM version displayed (E261)

Display the version of loading software.

(2) Integrated operating time display (WTH) [upper 3 digits]

Display the integrated operating time (upper 3 digits) of instrument.

Details of display : 0 to 100 (Resolution of display: 10,000 hours)

Up to 1,000,000 from 0 including the upper and lower digits can be displayed.

(3) Integrated operating time display (WTL) [lower 4 digits]

Display the integrated operating time (lower 4 digits) of instrument. However, as the integral time is increments by 1 when the power is turned on or off. If the total integrated operating time exceeds 9,999 hours, these digits move to the integrated operating time display (upper 3 digits).

Details of display : 0 to 9999 (Resolution of display: 1 hours)

(4) Holding peak value ambient temperature display (TCJ)

The maximum ambient temperature on the rear terminal board of the instrument is stored and displayed on the set value (SV) display.

Details of display : −10 to +100 °C [°F] (Resolution of display: 1°C [°F])

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3.1 Communication Data List

The communication data list summarizes names, descriptions, factory set values and attributes.

Attribute (RO: Read only, R/W: Read and Write)

The communication data whose name is marked with ! indicates that corresponding to the memory area.

Name Data range Factory set value Attri-

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Setting change rate limiter !

Setting limiter [high limit] setting

Setting limiter [low limit] setting

Digital filter 0 to 100 seconds

Input type selection 0 to 16 (See P. 18)Note 1R/W

Display unit selection 0: °C 1: °F0R/W

Decimal point position setting

CT ratio 1 selection 0 to 9999 (See P. 20)Note 2R/W

CT ratio 2 selection *

ON/OFF action differential gap setting

0 (0.0) to span/minute (0: Setting change rate limiter OFF)

Within input range. See 4. INPUT RANGE TABLES (P. 45)

(0: No digital filter function)

0: No digit below decimal point 1: 1 digit below decimal point 2: 2 digits below decimal point 3: 3 digits below decimal point

0 (0.0) to span However, 9999 digits of less

0R/W

Note 1 R/W

0R/W

Note 1 R/W

Note 3 R/W

* Do not use CT ratio 2 for the 3380. Note 1 Factory set value varies depending on the instrument specification. Note 2 CTL-6-P-N: 800

CTL-12-S56-10L-N: 1000

Note 3 TC and RTD inputs: 2 °C [°F] or 2.0 °C [°F]

Voltage input: 0.2 % of span

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Control action type selection

0: PID control (Direct action) 1: PID control (Reverse action) 2: Heat/cool control (Water cooling) 3: Heat/cool control (Air cooling)

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1R/W

Alarm 1 type selection

0: No alarm 1: SV high alarm

R/W

2: SV low alarm 3: Process high alarm 4: Process low alarm 5: Deviation high alarm 6: Deviation low alarm 7: Deviation high/low alarm 8: Band alarm

0R/W

Alarm 1 hold action selection

9: Control loop break alarm

0: Without alarm hold action 1: Effective when the power is turned on,

or operation is changed from STOP to RUN.

2: Valid when:

• the power is turned on,

• operation is changed from STOP to

RUN,

• the SV is changed, or

• the memory area (control area) is

changed.

Alarm 1 timer setting 0 to 6000 seconds (See P. 28)0R/W

Alarm 1 action selection at input error

Alarm 1

0: Normal processing 1: Forcibly turned on when abnormal (See P. 29)

0 (0.0) to span Note 1 R/W

0R/W

differential gap setting

When the instrument specification is heat/cool control, no setting can be changed.

When the instrument specification is only heat control, no setting can be changed.

The 3380 does not perform heat/cool control.

When using the FAIL alarm, always set the alarm type to “0: No alarm.”

Control loop break alarm can not be specified in case of heat/cool control.

The alarm hold action can not be added to the FAIL alarm, SV high alarm, SV low alarm, control

loop break alarm and heater break alarm.

Note 1 TC and RTD inputs: 2 °C [°F] or 2.0 °C [°F]

Voltage input: 0.2 % of span

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Alarm 2 type selection

0: No alarm 1: SV high alarm 2: SV low alarm 3: Process high alarm

Factory set value varies depending on the instrument specification.

R/W

4: Process low alarm 5: Deviation high alarm 6: Deviation low alarm 7: Deviation high/low alarm 8: Band alarm 9: No alarm

2, 3

0R/W

Alarm 2 hold action selection

10: Heater break alarm

0: Without alarm hold action 1: Effective when the power is turned on,

or operation is changed from STOP to RUN.

2: Valid when:

• the power is turned on,

• operation is changed from STOP to

RUN,

• the SV is changed, or

• the memory area (control area) is

changed.

Alarm 2 timer setting 0 to 6000 seconds (See P. 28)0R/W

Alarm 2 action selection at input error

Alarm 2

0: Normal processing 1: Forcibly turned on when abnormal (See P. 29)

0 (0.0) to span Note 1 R/W

0R/W

differential gap setting

When using the FAIL alarm, always set the alarm type to “0: No alarm.”

When the control output is current output, no setting can be changed.

When the contact input or the communication function is selected as instrument specifications of

3380, the heater break alarm cannot be added.

The alarm hold action can not be added to the FAIL alarm, SV high alarm, SV low alarm, control

loop break alarm and heater break alarm.

Note 1 TC and RTD inputs: 2 °C [°F] or 2.0 °C [°F]

Voltage input: 0.2 % of span

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Alarm 3 type selection

0: No alarm 1: SV high alarm 2: SV low alarm 3: Process high alarm

Factory set value varies depending on the instrument specification.

R/W

4: Process low alarm 5: Deviation high alarm 6: Deviation low alarm 7: Deviation high/low alarm 8: Band alarm

Alarm 3 hold action selection

0: Without alarm hold action 1: Effective when the power is turned on,

0R/W

or operation is changed from STOP to RUN.

2: Valid when:

• the power is turned on,

• operation is changed from STOP to

RUN,

• the SV is changed, or

• the memory area (control area) is

changed.

Alarm 3 timer setting 0 to 6000 seconds (See P. 28)0R/W

Alarm 3 action selection at input error

Alarm 3

0: Normal processing 1: Forcibly turned on when abnormal (See P. 29)

0 (0.0) to span Note 1 R/W

0R/W

differential gap setting

Control output logic selection 1

OUT1

0: Heat-side control output of CH1

OUT2

0: Heat-side control output of CH2

OUT3

0: Heat-side control output of CH3

OUT4

0: Heat-side control output of CH4

When using the FAIL alarm, always set the alarm type to “0: No alarm.”

The alarm hold action can not be added to the FAIL alarm, SV high alarm, SV low alarm, control

loop break alarm and heater break alarm.

This data is 0 fixation. This data must not set the set value besides 0.

Note 1 TC and RTD inputs: 2 °C [°F] or 2.0 °C [°F]

Voltage input: 0.2 % of span

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Control output logic selection 2

•••• 3340 (OUT5 to OUT8)

OUT5

0: No output 1: Cool-side control output of CH1 2: No output 3: No output 4: Alarm 3 of CH1 5: Alarm 3 of CH2 6: Alarm 3 of CH3 7: Alarm 3 of CH4

8 to 11: No output

OUT6

0: No output 1: Cool-side control output of CH2 2 to 11: Same as OUT5

OUT7

0: No output 1: Cool-side control output of CH3 2 to 11: Same as OUT5

OUT8

0: No output 1: Cool-side control output of CH4 2 to 11: Same as OUT5

Factory set value

R/W varies depending on the instrument

specification.

•••• 3380 (OUT5 to OUT8)

OUT5

0: Heat-side control output of CH5

OUT6

0: Heat-side control output of CH6

OUT7

0: Heat-side control output of CH7

OUT8

0: Heat-side control output of CH8

Setting becomes effective at the time of heat/cool control.

Not output when alarm 3 corresponds to the FAIL alarm.

This data is 0 fixation. This data must not set the set value besides 0.

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Alarm output logic selection *

STOP display selection

0: FAIL alarm

1: Logical OR of alarm 1 in all channels

(Energized)

2: Logical OR of alarm 2 in all channels

(Energized)

3: Logical OR of alarm 3 in all channels

(Energized)

4: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 2 in all

channels (Energized)

5: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 3 in all

channels (Energized)

6: Logical OR of alarm 2 and alarm 3 in all

channels (Energized)

7: Logical OR of alarm 1, alarm 2 and alarm 3 in

all channels (Energized)

8: Logical OR of alarm 1 in all channels

(De-energized)

9: Logical OR of alarm 2 in all channels

(De-energized)

10: Logical OR of alarm 3 in all channels

(De-energized)

11: Logical OR of alarm 1 and alarm 2 in all

channels (De-energized)

12: Logical OR of alarm 1 and 3 of all channels

(De-energized)

13: Logical OR of alarm 2 and alarm 3 in all

channels (De-energized)

14: Logical OR of alarm 1, alarm 2 and alarm 3 in

all channels (De-energized)

0: It makes display “STOP” in PV display. 1: It makes display “STOP” in SV display.

Alarm 1: 1

R/W

Alarm 2: 2 Alarm 3: 3

0R/W

* The logic of alarm output can be set for each alarm (alarm 1 to alarm 3).

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Contact input logic selection

Communication

0 to 9 See contact input logic tables

1: Modbus communication protocol 1 R/W

protocol selection

RUN/STOP transfer logic selection

0: 0 (STOP) 1 (RUN) 1: 0 (RUN) 1 (STOP)

Contact input logic tables

Set value STOP selection Memory area

selection

0 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) opens, stop.

1 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) opens, stop.

2 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) opens, stop.

3 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) opens, stop.

4 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) opens, stop.

Memory area transfer 1 to 8

Memory area transfer 1 to 7

There is no memory area transfer function.

5 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) is closed, stop.

6 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) is closed, stop.

7 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) is closed, stop.

8 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) is closed, stop.

9 When contact input (RUN/STOP

transfer) is closed, stop.

Memory area transfer 1 to 8

Memory area transfer 1 to 7

There is no memory area transfer function.

0R/W

Used/Unused of

DI SET terminal (No.43)

Used

Unused

Used

Unused

Used

Unused

Used

Unused

For details of the selection item, see the 2.5 F24 Contact Input Specification (P. 22).

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3.2 Data Map

Reference to data map

This data map summarizes the data addresses, channels and names that can be used with Modbus protocol. For details on each data range, see 3.1 Communication Data List (P. 32).

(1)

Address CH Name

03E8H (1000) CH1 03E9H (1001)

03EAH (1002) CH3 limiter

03EBH (1003) CH4 03ECH (1004)

044BH (1099) 044CH (1100) CH1 044DH (1101) CH2 Setting limiter

044EH (1102) CH3 [high limit] setting 044FH (1103) CH4

(1) Address: Data addresses are written in hexadecimal numbers.

Characters in ( ) are decimal numbers.

(2) CH: The input channel number, output number (OUT1 to OUT8, ALM1 to ALM3) or

CT ratio 1 and 2 selection channel number is written.

⋅

(2)

CH2



(3)

Setting change rate

Unused

(3) Name: Data names

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3340 data map list

!"!"

(Read/Write data)

Address CH Name

03E8H (1000) CH1 03E9H (1001) CH2 Setting change rate 03EAH (1002) CH3 limiter

03EBH (1003) CH4 03ECH (1004)

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

Unused 044BH (1099) 044CH (1100) CH1 044DH (1101) CH2 Setting limiter 044EH (1102) CH3 [high limit] setting 044FH (1103) CH4 0450H (1104)

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Unused 045FH (1119) 0460H (1120) CH1 0461H (1121) CH2 Setting limiter 0462H (1122) CH3 [low limit] setting 0463H (1123) CH4 0464H (1124)

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Unused 0473H (1139) 0474H (1140) CH1 0475H (1141) CH2 Digital filter

0476H (1142) CH3 0477H (1143) CH4 0478H (1144)

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Unused 0487H (1159) 0488H (1160) CH1 0489H (1161) CH2 Input type selection 048AH (1162) CH3 048BH (1163) CH4

048CH (1164)

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Unused

049BH (1179) 049CH (1180) CH1 049DH (1181) CH2 Display unit selection 049EH (1182) CH3 049FH (1183) CH4

Address CH Name

04A0H (1184)

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Unused 04AFH (1199) 04B0H (1200) CH1 04B1H (1201) CH2 Decimal point position 04B2H (1202) CH3 setting 04B3H (1203) CH4 04B4H (1204)

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Unused 04C3H (1219) 04C4H (1220) CH1

04C5H (1221) CH2 2CT ratio 1 selection 04C6H (1222) CH3 04C7H (1223) CH4

04C8H (1224) CH1 3CT ratio 2 selection

04C9H (1225) CH2 04CAH (1226) CH3 04CBH (1227) CH4 04CCH (1228)

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(Heater break alarm for

three-phase heater)

Unused 04D7H (1239) 04D8H (1240) CH1 04D9H (1241) CH2 ON/OFF action 04DAH

CH3 differential gap setting

(1242) 04DBH (1243) CH4 04DCH (1244)

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Unused 04EBH (1259) 04ECH (1260) CH1 04EDH (1261) CH2 Control action type 04EEH (1262) CH3 selection 04EFH (1263) CH4

The limiter for the setting change rate limiter or digital filter described in the Communication Instruction Manual (0037-75427) can also be set.

Channel number of the CT ratio 1 selection

Channel number of the CT ratio 2 selection

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Address CH Name

04F0H (1264)

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Unused

04FFH (1279)

0500H (1280)  Alarm 1 type selection 0501H (1281)  Alarm 1 hold action

selection

0502H (1282)  Alarm 1 timer setting 0503H (1283)  Alarm 1

action selection at

input error 0504H (1284) CH1 0505H (1285) CH2 Alarm 1 0506H (1286) CH3 differential gap setting 0507H (1287) CH4 0508H (1288)

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 Unused

0513H (1299)

0514H (1300)  Alarm 2 type selection 0515H (1301)  Alarm 2 hold action

selection

0516H (1302)  Alarm 2 timer setting 0517H (1303)  Alarm 2

action selection at

input error 0518H (1304) CH1 0519H (1305) CH2 Alarm 2 051AH (1306) CH3 differential gap setting 051BH (1307) CH4 051CH (1308)

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Unused 0527H (1319)

0528H (1320)  Alarm 3 type selection 0529H (1321)  Alarm 3 hold action

selection

052AH (1322)  Alarm 3 timer setting 052BH (1323)  Alarm 3

action selection at

input error 052CH (1324) CH1 052DH (1325) CH2 Alarm 3 052EH (1326) CH3 differential gap setting 052FH (1327) CH4

Address CH Name

0530H (1328)

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Unused 053BH (1339) 053CH (1340) OUT1 053DH (1341) OUT2 Control output logic 053EH (1342) OUT3 selection 1 053FH (1343) OUT4 0540H (1344) OUT5 0541H (1345) OUT6 Control output logic 0542H (1346) OUT7 selection 2 0543H (1347) OUT8 0544H (1348) ALM1 Alarm output logic 0545H (1349) ALM2 selection 0546H (1350) ALM3 0547H (1351)

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Unused 054FH (1359)

0550H (1360)  STOP display selection 0551H (1361)  Unused 0552H (1362)  Contact input logic

selection

0553H (1363)  Communication

protocol selection

0554H (1364)  RUN/STOP transfer

logic selection

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3380 data map list

!"!"

(Read/Write data)

""""

Address CH Name

03E8H (1000) CH1 03E9H (1001) CH2 03EAH (1002) CH3 03EBH (1003) CH4 Setting change rate 03ECH (1004) CH5 limiter * 03EDH (1005) CH6 03EEH (1006) CH7 03EFH (1007) CH8 03F0H (1008)

044BH (1099) 044CH (1100) CH1 044DH (1101) CH2 044EH (1102) CH3 044FH (1103) CH4 Setting limiter 0450H (1104) 0451H (1105) CH6 0452H (1106) CH7 0453H (1107) CH8 0454H (1108)

045FH (1119) 0460H (1120) CH1 0461H (1121) CH2 0462H (1122) CH3 0463H (1123) CH4 Setting limiter 0464H (1124) 0465H (1125) CH6 0466H (1126) CH7 0467H (1127) CH8 0468H (1128)

0473H (1139) 0474H (1140) CH1 0475H (1141) CH2 0476H (1142) CH3 0477H (1143) CH4 Digital filter * 0478H (1144) 0479H (1145) CH6 047AH (1146) CH7

047BH (1147)

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CH5

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CH5

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CH5

CH8

Unused

[high limit] setting

Unused

[low limit] setting

Unused

Address CH Name

047CH (1148)

0487H (1159) 0488H (1160) CH1 0489H (1161) CH2 048AH (1162) CH3 048BH (1163) CH4 Input type selection 048CH (1164) 048DH (1165) CH6 048EH (1166) CH7 048FH (1167) CH8

0490H (1168)

049BH (1179) 049CH (1180) CH1 049DH (1181) CH2 049EH (1182) CH3 049FH (1183) CH4 Display unit selection 04A0H (1184) 04A1H (1185) CH6 04A2H (1186) CH7 04A3H (1187) CH8 04A4H (1188)

04AFH (1199) 04B0H (1200) CH1 04B1H (1201) CH2 04B2H (1202) CH3 04B3H (1203) CH4 Decimal point position 04B4H (1204) 04B5H (1205) CH6 04B6H (1206) CH7 04B7H (1207) CH8

* The limiter for the setting change rate limiter or

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digital filter described in the Communication instruction manual (0037-75427) can also be

set.



CH5



CH5

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CH5 setting

Unused

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Address CH Name

04B8H (1208)

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Unused 04C3H (1219) 04C4H (1220) CH1 * 04C5H (1221) CH2 * 04C6H (1222) CH3 * 04C7H (1223) CH4 * CT ratio 1 selection 04C8H (1224) CH5 * 04C9H (1225) CH6 * 04CAH (1226) CH7 * 04CBH (1227) CH8 * 04CCH (1228)

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Unused 04D7H (1239) 04D8H (1240) CH1 04D9H (1241) CH2 04DAH (1242) CH3 04DBH (1243) CH4 ON/OFF action 04DCH (1244) CH5 differential gap setting 04DDH (1245) CH6 04DEH (1246) CH7 04DFH (1247) CH8 04E0H (1248)

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Unused 04EBH (1259) 04ECH (1260) CH1 04EDH (1261) CH2 04EEH (1262) CH3 04EFH (1263) CH4 Control action type 04F0H (1264) CH5 selection 04F1H (1265) CH6 04F2H (1266) CH7 04F3H (1267) CH8 04F4H (1268)

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Unused 04FFH (1279)

0500H (1280)  Alarm 1 type selection 0501H (1281)  Alarm 1 hold action

selection

0502H (1282)  Alarm 1 timer setting

Address CH Name

0503H (1283)  Alarm 1

action selection at

input error 0504H (1284) CH1 0505H (1285) CH2 0506H (1286) CH3 0507H (1287) CH4 Alarm 1 0508H (1288) CH5 differential gap setting 0509H (1289) CH6 050AH (1290) CH7 050BH (1291) CH8 050CH (1292)

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 Unused

0513H (1299)

0514H (1300)  Alarm 2 type selection 0515H (1301)  Alarm 2 hold action

selection

0516H (1302)  Alarm 2 timer setting 0517H (1303)  Alarm 2

action selection at

input error 0518H (1304) CH1 0519H (1305) CH2 051AH (1306) CH3 051BH (1307) CH4 Alarm 2 051CH (1308) CH5 differential gap setting 051DH (1309) CH6 051EH (1310) CH7 051FH (1311) CH8 0520H (1312)

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Unused 0527H (1319)

0528H (1320)  Alarm 3 type selection 0529H (1321)  Alarm 3 hold action

selection

052AH (1322)  Alarm 3 timer setting 052BH (1323)  Alarm 3

action selection at

input error

* Channel number of the CT ratio 1 selection

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Address CH Name

052CH (1324) CH1 052DH (1325) CH2 052EH (1326) CH3 052FH (1327) CH4 Alarm 3 0530H (1328) 0531H (1329) 0532H (1330) 0533H (1331) 0534H (1332)

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CH5 differential gap setting CH6 CH7 CH8

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

Unused 054FH (1359)

0550H (1360)  STOP display

selection

0551H (1361)  Unused 0552H (1362)  Contact input logic

selection

0553H (1363)  Communication

protocol selection

0554H (1364)  RUN/STOP transfer

logic selection

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Input Range Table 1

Input type Input range Code

Input Range

0 to 200 °C 0 to 400 °C 0 to 600 °C

0 to 800 °C 0 to 1000 °C 0 to 1200 °C 0 to 1372 °C

−199.9 to +300.0 °C *

0.0 to 400.0 °C

0.0 to 800.0 °C

Thermocouple

* Accuracy is not guaranteed between −199.9 to −100.0 °C (−199.9 to −148.0 °F)

0 to 100 °C

0 to 300 °C

0 to 450 °C

0 to 500 °C

0.0 to 200.0 °C

0.0 to 600.0 °C

−199.9 to +800.0 °C * 0 to 800 °F

0 to 1600 °F 0 to 2502 °F

0.0 to 800.0 °F 20 to 70 °F

−199.9 to +999.9 °F * 0 to 200 °C 0 to 400 °C 0 to 600 °C 0 to 800 °C

0 to 1000 °C 0 to 1200 °C

−199.9 to +300.0 °C *

0.0 to 400.0 °C

0.0 to 800.0 °C 0 to 450 °C

0.0 to 200.0 °C

0.0 to 600.0 °C

−199.9 to +600.0 °C *

K01 K02 K03 K04 K05 K06 K07 K08 K09 K10 K13 K14 K17 K20 K29 K37 K38 KA1 KA2 KA3 KA4 KA9 KB2

J01 J02 J03 J04 J05 J06 J07 J08 J09 J10 J22 J23 J30

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Input type Input range Code

0 to 800 °F

0 to 1600 °F 0 to 2192 °F

0 to 400 °F

−199.9 to +999.9 °F

0.0 to 800.0 °F 0 to 1600 °C 0 to 1769 °C

0 to 1350 °C 0 to 3200 °F 0 to 3216 °F 0 to 1600 °C

0 to 1769 °C 0 to 3200 °F 0 to 3216 °F

400 to 1800 °C

Thermocouple B

0 to 1820 °C

800 to 3200 °F

0 to 3308 °F

0 to 800 °C

0 to 1000 °C 0 to 1600 °F 0 to 1832 °F 0 to 1200 °C

0 to 1300 °C

0.0 to 800.0 °C 0 to 2300 °F 0 to 2372 °F

0.0 to 999.9 °F

−199.9 to +400.0 °C

−199.9 to +100.0 °C

−100.0 to +200.0 °C

0.0 to 350.0 °C

−199.9 to +752.0 °F

−100.0 to +200.0 °F

−100.0 to +400.0 °F

0.0 to 450.0 °F

0.0 to 752.0 °F

Accuracy is not guaranteed between −199.9 to −100.0 °C (−199.9 to −148.0 °F)

Accuracy is not guaranteed between 0 to 399 °C (0 to 751 °F)

Input Range

JA1 JA2 JA3 JA6

JA9

JB6 R01 R02 R04 RA1 RA2 S01 S02 SA1 SA2 B01 B02 BA1 BA2 E01 E02 EA1 EA2 N01 N02 N06 NA1 NA2 NA5

T01 T02 T03 T04

TA1 TA2 TA3 TA4 TA5

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Input type Input range Code

4. INPUT RANGE TABLES

Input Range

W5Re/W26Re

0 to 2000 °C 0 to 2320 °C 0 to 4000 °F 0 to 1300 °C 0 to 1390 °C

PL II

0 to 1200 °C 0 to 2400 °F 0 to 2534 °F

Thermocouple

−199.9 to +600.0 °C *

−199.9 to +100.0 °C *

0.0 to 400.0 °C

−199.9 to +999.9 °F *

−100.0 to +200.0 °F

0.0 to 999.9 °F 0 to 400 °C

0 to 800 °C 0 to 800 °F

0 to 1600 °F

−199.9 to +649.0 °C

−199.9 to +200.0 °C

−100.0 to +50.0 °C

−100.0 to +100.0 °C

−100.0 to +200.0 °C

0.0 to 50.0 °C

0.0 to 100.0 °C

0.0 to 200.0 °C

0.0 to 300.0 °C

RTD Pt100

0.0 to 500.0 °C

−199.9 to +999.9 °F

−199.9 to +400.0 °F

−199.9 to +200.0 °F

−100.0 to +100.0 °F

−100.0 to +300.0 °F

0.0 to 100.0 °FDA6

0.0 to 200.0 °FDA7

0.0 to 400.0 °FDA8

0.0 to 500.0 °FDA9

* Accuracy is not guaranteed between −199.9 to −100.0 °C (−199.9 to −148.0 °F)

W01 W02 WA1

A01 A02 A03 AA1 AA2 U01 U02 U03 UA1 UA2 UA3 L01 L02 LA1 LA2 D01 D02 D03 D04 D05 D06 D07 D08 D09 D10 DA1 DA2 DA3 DA4 DA5

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Input type Input range Code

Input Range

−199.9 to +649.0 °C

−199.9 to +200.0 °C

−100.0 to +50.0 °C

−100.0 to +100.0 °C

RTD JPt100

−100.0 to +200.0 °C

0.0 to 50.0 °C

0.0 to 100.0 °C

0.0 to 200.0 °C

0.0 to 300.0 °C

0.0 to 500.0 °C

Input Range Table 2

Input type Input range Code

Input Range

0 to 5 V DC 4 01

Voltage 0 to 10 V DC 0.0 to 100.0 % 5 01

1 to 5 V DC 6 01

P01 P02 P03 P04 P05 P06 P07 P08 P09 P10

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Chromalox 3340, 3380 Setting Manual

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