REGLOPLAS RT100 Programming Manual

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RT100
Programming Manual
SOF1119
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Documentation RT100 Control System
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Contents
General Safety Information 1
Safety Symbols ....................................................................................................... 1
Range of Application ............................................................................................... 2
Intended Use ........................................................................................................... 2
Safety Information ................................................................................................... 2
General Information ................................................................................... 2
Process Monitoring .................................................................................... 2
Information for Operators and Personnel .................................................. 3
Changing the Parameterisation ................................................................. 3
Residual Risks ........................................................................................... 3
Using this Documentation ....................................................................................... 4
Additional Documentation .......................................................................... 4
Design and Function 5
Range of Application ............................................................................................... 5
Software Version ..................................................................................................... 5
RT100 Control System - Hardware ......................................................................... 5
Construction ............................................................................................... 5
Operation Concept ..................................................................................... 5
Operating Control and Display Elements ................................................... 6
Buttons ....................................................................................................... 6
Status LEDs ............................................................................................... 6
Device Functions ....................................................................................... 6
Symbols ..................................................................................................... 7
RT100 Control System - Displays ........................................................................... 7
Operation and Status Displays .................................................................. 7
Setting the Set-points ................................................................................. 7
Parameter Menu ........................................................................................ 8
RT100 Control System - Functions ......................................................................... 8
Powering Up............................................................................................... 8
Power Down ............................................................................................... 8
Leak-stop operation ................................................................................... 8
Draining ...................................................................................................... 9
Operation with Code/Password ............................................................... 10
Operation with Timer ................................................................................ 10
Alarm Reset and Alarm History ................................................................ 10
Save/Reset of the Setting Values ............................................................ 10
RT100 Control System - Loading firmware/bootloader ......................................... 11
USB flash drive ........................................................................................ 11
Loading the firmware/bootloader ............................................................. 12
RT100 Control System - Activating Options ......................................................... 12
Software options ...................................................................................... 12
Technical Data 15
RT100 Control System .......................................................................................... 15
General Data ............................................................................................ 15
Electrical Data .......................................................................................... 15
Inputs ....................................................................................................... 16
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Outputs .................................................................................................... 16
Data Interfaces (Option) .......................................................................... 16
Display ..................................................................................................... 16
Precision .................................................................................................. 17
Operation ................................................................................................. 17
Dimensions .............................................................................................. 17
Parameterisation 19
General ................................................................................................................. 19
Show actual values ............................................................................................... 19
Select language .................................................................................................... 20
User settings ......................................................................................................... 20
Display ..................................................................................................... 20
Clock ........................................................................................................ 20
Switch clock ............................................................................................. 20
Ramp program (Software option) ............................................................ 21
Set-point .................................................................................................. 22
Evacuation time ....................................................................................... 22
Next Service ............................................................................................ 23
Pump regulation ...................................................................................... 23
USB Logging (Service Interface) ............................................................. 23
Monitoring ............................................................................................................. 23
Temperature deviation ............................................................................. 23
Max. heat./cool. time ............................................................................... 24
Minimum flow rate ................................................................................... 24
Flow deviation (Software option) ............................................................. 24
Min. system pressure .............................................................................. 25
Interfaces .............................................................................................................. 25
Address ................................................................................................... 25
Temperature control ............................................................................................. 25
Temperature Regulation .......................................................................... 25
Control parameters outlet ........................................................................ 25
Control parameters cascade ................................................................... 26
Settings .................................................................................................... 26
Control system modes ............................................................................. 26
Fixed parameter sets ............................................................................... 26
Pressure control ................................................................................................... 27
Pump regulation (Software option) ....................................................................... 28
Unit configuration .................................................................................................. 28
Inputs .................................................................................................................... 30
Flow meter type F1000 (Software option, max. 300 lpm) ....................... 31
Outputs ................................................................................................................. 33
Relay ..................................................................................................................... 34
Collective alarm .................................................................................................... 35
Save/Load ............................................................................................................ 37
Code ..................................................................................................................... 37
Options ................................................................................................................. 38
Current monitoring heating ................................................................................... 39
Service menu ........................................................................................................ 39
Multiflow ................................................................................................................ 39
Data Interfaces 41
Basic Concept ...................................................................................................... 41
Protocols ............................................................................................................... 41
Plug Nomenclature 43
RT100 Front panel ................................................................................................ 43
RT100 Base Module ............................................................................................. 43
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RT100 Digital Option ............................................................................................. 46
Digital Functions ...................................................................................... 46
Relay Functions ....................................................................................... 46
RT100 Analog Option ........................................................................................... 46
Digital Functions ...................................................................................... 46
Analog Functions ..................................................................................... 47
RT100 Option Reversal of Direction of Rotation >9A ........................................... 47
RT100 Option Current Monitoring Heating ........................................................... 47
Hardware 49
RT100 Front Panel - Layout .................................................................................. 49
RT100 Base Module - Layout ............................................................................... 50
Analog Option - Layout ......................................................................................... 51
Digital Option - Layout .......................................................................................... 52
Option Reversal of Direction of Rotation >9A - Layout ......................................... 53
Option Current Monitoring Heating - Layout ......................................................... 53
Option Profibus DP - Layout ................................................................................. 54
Option Euromap 66 - Layout ................................................................................. 55
Option Profinet-IO - Layout ................................................................................... 56
Fault Rectification 57
Alarm Messages ................................................................................................... 57
Alarm List .............................................................................................................. 57
Warnings .................................................................................................. 57
Alarms ...................................................................................................... 58
System Errors/System Notes ................................................................... 59
RT100 Control System - Maintenance/repair 61
Replacing the front panel ...................................................................................... 61
Removal ................................................................................................... 61
Installation ................................................................................................ 61
Loading the firmware ............................................................................... 61
Replacing the base module .................................................................................. 62
Removal ................................................................................................... 62
Installation ................................................................................................ 62
Hardware checklist ................................................................................... 62
Loading the firmware ............................................................................... 62
Activating options ..................................................................................... 62
Loading the factory settings ..................................................................... 63
Configuration check ................................................................................. 63
Customer-specific settings ....................................................................... 63
CAN terminating resistors and address settings ...................................... 64
Spare Parts 67
Ordering Spare Parts ............................................................................................ 67
RT100 Control System - Spare Parts ................................................................... 68
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General Safety Information
Safety Symbols
DANGER
Denotes imminent danger. Failure to heed the information can result in death or grave personal injury (dis­ability)!
WARNING
Denotes a dangerous situation. Failure to heed the information can result in death or grave personal injury (dis­ability)!
CAUTION
Denotes a potentially dangerous situation. Failure to heed the information can result in property damage as well as minor or moderate personal injury!
NOTE
Denotes general information, useful advice to users and work recommenda­tions, which, however, do not have any influence on the safety and health of personnel.
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Range of Application
This general safety information is generally valid for all temperature con­trollers and control systems from Regloplas.
Intended Use
The Regloplas control system is built according to the current state of the art and the generally accepted principles of safety engineering. The con­trol system is intended solely for the normal use for heating and/or cool­ing of injection and die casting moulds, extruders, calenders, mixers and other consumers in areas in which there is no risk of explosion.
Any use beyond this shall be deemed to constitute improper use. The manufacturer is not responsible for damage resulting from improper use; the user is solely responsible for such ris ks. The control system may not be used under other operating conditions and/or with other media, in de­viation from our specifications, without the prior consent of Regloplas AG.
Use as intended also entails compliance with the operating, servicing and maintenance conditions stipulated by the manufacturer. The control sys­tem may only be operated, serviced and maintained by personnel who are familiar with these tasks and have been instructed as to the risks.
Safety Information
General Information
The Regloplas control system is safe to operate, but this device can pose danger to life and limb if it is used incorrectly or for a purpose other than that intended. It should be noted that this poses risks to the life and limb of the user or third parties, adverse effects on the equipment and other material assets belonging to the user, and risks to the efficient operation of the equipment.
Start-up (i.e., commencement of intended use) is prohibited until it has been determined that the control system has been set up and wired in accordance with the Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC). EN 60204-1 (Safety of Machinery) must also be observed.
These operating instructions must be read carefully before turning on and operating the temperature control unit. The information regarding the in­tended use and foreseeable misuse must be observed. Local safety regulations must also be obeyed.
If the control system is used in combination with products by other manu­facturers, their notices and safety regulations must also be obeyed.
Process Monitoring
In plants in which a temperature control system malfunction leads to en­dangerment of the operating personnel or destruction of the plant, an in­dependent process monitor that shuts down the plant securely must be used.
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Information for Operators and Personnel
The operator and all persons who are tasked with working on the tem-
perature control unit must obey the fundamental regulations regarding
work safety and accident prevention. The operator must ensure that only
persons who have read and understood these operating instructions, par-
ticularly the chapter on safety, work on the temperature control unit.
Any working methods that have a negative effect on the technical safety
of the temperature control unit must not be used. The operator must en-
sure that the temperature control unit is operated only in flawless condi-
tion. If necessary, the company using the equipment must obligate the
operating personnel to wear protective clothing.
For all tasks having to do with set-up, start-up, operating, modification of
operating conditions and operational modes, maintenance, inspection
and repair, any shut-down procedures stated to be necessary in the op-
erating instructions must be followed.
Changing the Parameterisation
The parameterisation of the control system may only be carried out by
personnel trained by Regloplas. In particular, no parameters in the device
configuration may be changed without consulting Regloplas.
The relevant accident prevention regulations and the generally accepted
principles of safety engineering, occupational medicine and structural en-
gineering must be observed. The national safety regulations must also be
obeyed.
Residual Risks
Any unauthorised modifications and changes to the temperature control
device as also unauthorised changes to the parameterisation of the con-
trol system are prohibited for reasons of safety.
If the temperature control unit is damaged, it must not remain in use; the
defective part must be replaced or repaired immediately. Only original
Regloplas replacement parts may be used. Damage due to use of third-
party parts voids any and all warranty claims.
DANGER
The temperature control unit must be disconnected before it is opened (unplug mains plug or, if present, turn the yellow/red main switch on the temperature control unit)! Danger due to electrical shock!
Repair leaks in the temperature control circuit (device, connecting lines,
consumers, etc.) immediately.
In temperature control units that use oil as a heat transfer medium, it
should be noted that oil is flammable under certain conditions. For this
reason, the temperature control unit must not be located in the vicinity of
heat sources. The thermal insulation in the device must always be kept
clean. Insulation that is soaked with thermal oil poses an increased risk of
fire.
Burning thermal oil can be extinguished using a spray foam fire extin-
guisher, a powder fire extinguisher (avoid with dust-sensitive plants, con-
trol systems, EDP, etc.) or a CO
2
fire extinguisher. The appropriate fire
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extinguisher must be provided by the operator, taking into account the equipment located in the room and the mandatory safety regulations.
The temperature control unit may only be operated when all safety sys­tems are completely installed and intact.
The temperature control unit must be protected against sprays and clean­ing agents.
Before detaching connecting lines in the temperature control circuit and depending on the outlet temperature, allow the temperature control de­vice to cool down first and then turn it off. Check that the pump is no longer running.
WARNING
Important - danger of injury in the event of escaping water or oil!
Using this Documentation
This documentation contains important information for safe, economical operation and for proper maintenance of the device.
Compliance with this documentation helps to avoid danger, minimise re­pair costs and downtime, and increase the dependability and service life of the device/system.
NOTE
The operating instructions should be kept near the corresponding de­vice/system and always be accessible to operating and maintenance personnel.
Additional Documentation
The included instructions are completely correct for the basic versions of devices. Components that do not belong to the basic hardware are noted in the instructions as extra equipment. The corresponding additional doc­uments are included with special versions of devices. Any additional doc­uments supplement and/or replace the descriptions contained in these instructions, which are then either invalid or only conditionally valid.
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Design and Function
Range of Application
The RT100 Control System has been developed for the control and op-
eration of Regloplas temperature control units and in addition, facilitates
connection to a superordinate control system of a production plant.
Software Version
NOTE
The following description of the RT100 Control System and its parameterisation is valid beginning with software version 1119.
RT100 Control System - Hardware
Construction
The microprocessor-controlled RT100 Control System from Regloplas
consists of a front panel (operation and display section) and a base mod-
ule (power section).
CAUTION
No external, third-party devices may be connected to the 24 VDC supply and the AC supply of the base module!
Operation Concept
The RT100 Control System is equipped with an RCD control knob. It can
be used for navigation in the user interface through simple rotating and
pressing.
Pressing once selects a value and turning the knob is used for configura-
tion. Pressing again accepts the value.
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Operating Control and Display Elements
RT100 Control System - front panel
Buttons
Setting the set-point value
Scrolling through pages
Setting the additional display Setting the parameters
Selection of the device functions (toggling SP1/SP2, drainage by suction, leak-stop)
Alarm reset and alarm history
Button ON/OFF
Status LEDs
Normal operation
Warning
Alarm
Device Functions
Set-point value toggling SP1/SP2
Draining (suction or blowing out)
Leak-stop operation
Status display
Display of set-point value (SP1/SP2), interface (UI) or external control (Ext.)
RCD control knob (Regloplas Control Dial)
Additional display
Symbol area
Display of Zone and tempera­ture sensor Sn1/Sn2/Sn3
Interface address
Status LEDs
Selection of the device functions
Display of actual value
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Symbols
Interface operation
Level of the heat transfer medium (filled quantity) low
Level of the heat transfer medium (filled quantity) OK
Heating
Ramp program activated
Timer activated
Cooling
Feed pump, counter clockwise rotation
Feed pump, clockwise rotation Alarm
Maintenance due (flashes if maintenance is due)
RT100 Control System - Displays
Operation and Status Displays
In the off state of the RT100 Control System, the message OFF appears
in the display area. Upon switching on with the button ON/OFF, the addi-
tional display is shown. The top left part of the display shows the set-
point temperature SP1 or SP2 (SP = Set point). The top right part of the
display shows the current outlet temperature (actual value of temperature
sensor Sn1, Sn2 or Sn3).
Sn1 = Outlet temperature
Sn2 = Temperature, external
Sn3 = Inlet temperature
Three other selectable values are shown in the middle part of the display.
The additional display can be set by using the F2 key and by turn-
ing/pressing the RCD control knob (turning selects a value, pressin g con-
firms it).
The symbols for set-point value display, suction operation (draining) and
leak-stop operation are shown in the lower left part of the display. The
various operational and status displays of the temperature control unit
are shown in the lower right part of the display.
Setting the Set-points
The set-point values SP1 and SP2 are set by pressing the key F1. The
set-point value is then coloured light blue and can be set with the RCD
control knob. This setting is also possible in the parameter positions. The
set-point values can be selected through an external digital signal.
Toggling of the set-point values SP1 and SP2 is achieved with the F3 key
and selection of the set-point toggling function. Set-point toggling is only
possible if there is no alarm pending.
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Parameter Menu
The parameter menu is activated by pressing the Parameter button in this menu, all the parameters can be configured by turning/pressing the RCD control knob.
RT100 Control System - Functions
Powering Up
Upon switching on the main switch, OFF appears in the display. The RT100 Control System is now ready for operation and is switched on by pressing the ON/OFF button, or by the timer, through a digital input or an interface.
Depending on the programming, the set-point and actual values, as well as information on the operational state of the control system or the tem­perature control unit are displayed.
Rotational field detection / Direction reversal
The rotary field detection of the RT100 Control System detects a wrong phase sequence and reports this in the display or corrects the direction of rotation automatically.
Power Down
The RT100 Control System is switched off by pressing the ON/OFF but­ton, or by the timer, through a digital input or an interface.
Depending on the temperature of the heat transfer medium, the switching off program runs as follows:
The pump and the control system are turned off. The RT100
Control System is in standby mode and the display is OFF
The pump continues to run. The device cools till the temperature
of the heat transfer medium has reached the programmed run-on temperature then, the pump and the control system are turned off. In the case of devices using pressurised water, the pump runs for a few seconds in the opposite direction (pressure re­lease). The RT100 Control System is in standby mode and the display is OFF
Leak-stop operation
The leak-stop operation is activated by pressing the F3 key and selecting the leak-stop symbol and is only possible if it is supported by the device type.
The leak stop operation is only possible if water is used as the heat trans­fer medium and the set-point value is in the vicinity of the value run-on temperature (0-80 °C). Pressurised water units do not have any leak-stop operation.
When oil is used as a heat transfer medium, the set-point value must be within the range 0-250 °C. The heating capacity is then max. 60 %, since the thermal load of the oil must be kept low owing to the reduced pump capacity.
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The leak-stop operation can be cancelled by pressing the ON/OFF but-
ton. When the ON/OFF button is pressed again (wait until the display
reads OFF), the unit switches back to normal operation.
Clearance for the Leak-Stop Function
The leak-stop function is not permitted with every device (e.g. if a change
in the direction of rotation of the delivery pump is not possible). The
clearance of the leak-stop function is set in the parameter menu.
DANGER
The leak-stop operation is an emergency operation and may only be switched on or cleared for devices intended for the purpose. A leak-stop operation in the case of devices not intended for the purpose can cause a fire.
Draining
The consumer device can be drained with the delivery pump (suction) or
with compressed air (blowing out); (setting in the parameter menu).
Drainage by Suction with Pump
The suction program allows the draining of the consumer connected at
the temperature control unit and is activated by pressing the F3 key and
selecting the suction symbol. The pump is switched off and when the
pump run-down time elapses, switched on again in the opposite direction.
The consumer is drained through suction during the defined period
(draining time).
Draining is only possible if the temperature of the heat transfer medium is
below the programmed run-on temperature value. If that is not the case,
the heat transfer medium is first cooled to this value.
Blowing out with Compressed Air
The blowing out program makes it possible to drain the consumer con-
nected to the temperature control unit with compressed air. Blowing out is
activated after the pump run-down time has elapsed and directs com-
pressed air through the consumer. The temperature control unit switches
off automatically after the set period (draining time) has elapsed.
The suction or blowing out program can be cancelled by pressing the
ON/OFF button. When the ON/OFF button is pressed again (wait until the
display reads OFF), the unit switches back to normal operation.
NOTE
In the case of pressurised water units, the pressure release valve closes 5 °C above the run-on temperature value (max. 85 °C) and opens at the programmed run-on temperature value during the cooling process.
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Operation with Code/Password
In order to prevent the values that have been set or programmed from being set again unintentionally, the use of a code/password is earnestly recommended.
The RT100 Control System has three password levels that are organised hierarchically:
User password - Default 0000 (switched off)
Technician password - Default 0100
Service password - only for personnel trained by Regloplas
NOTE
It is earnestly recommended that an operator password should be set up when commissioning the temperature control device.
Operation with Timer
The RT100 Control System has an integrated real-time clock. If the op­tion Timer is present, the device can be switched on and off with this op­tion.
Alarm Reset and Alarm History
Alarm Reset
If an alarm has been triggered, the signal horn can be switched off by pressing the Alarm Reset button. After the malfunction has been recti­fied, the alarm can be reset by once again pressing the Alarm Reset but­ton.
The Alarm Reset button also allows the manual acknowledgement of the automatic toggling from control of the consumer temperature Sn2 to con­trol of the outlet temperature Sn1 in case of a faulty or removed sensor Sn2 in the consumer.
Alarm History
If there is no alarm pending, the Alarm Reset button can be used to view the alarm history.
Save/Reset of the Setting Values
The RT100 Control System provides the facility to load the factory setting values or the user settings at any time in a simple manner. Two different customer-specific settings can be loaded afresh (user setting 1 and 2).
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RT100 Control System - Loading firmware/bootloader
USB flash drive
The empty USB flash drive must be formatted with FAT file sys-
tem (see below)
The firmware must be extracted from the compressed file and
copied to the USB flash drive (see below)
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Loading the firmware/bootloader
CAUTION
The firmware must be loaded the first time that the device is switched on (main switch), otherwise, the parameter settings will be incorrect!
Insert the USB flash drive containing the firmware into the USB
port on the front panel
Press and hold down front panel buttons F1 and F2 simultane-
ously
Switch on the RT100 control system
The RT100 control system will now load the bootloader
As soon as the bootloader has loaded, the message Update
successful will be displayed
Press the panel button F1
The RT100 control system will now load the new firmware
Attention - during the loading process, the device may not be
switched off under any circumstances!
As soon as the firmware has loaded, the message Update suc-
cessful will be displayed
The device can now be started with button F1 on the front panel
The USB flash drive can be removed now
RT100 Control System - Activating Options
The RT100 control system can be equipped with different hardware and software options.
The software options must be activated with a file loaded by USB stick. This operation requires the serial number of the control system, which is displayed in the Options parameter and can be found on the base mod­ule next to the barcode. The serial number consists of 6 letters (e.g. AALASF).
In the Options parameter, select the Activate options menu
Now insert the USB stick with the options file (e.g. AALASF.opt -
The options file can be on the same USB stick as the firmware)
Software options
Universal interface
Switch clock
Ramp program
Cascade inlet (sensor Sn3)
Flow measuring F150
Flow measuring F351
Flow measuring F1000
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Reversal of rotation >9A/suction Pump regulation Flushing Flow deviation Set-point ramps
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Technical Data
RT100 Control System
General Data
RT100 Control System
Temperature range -25 - 450 °C
Control response
Outlet control: PID-controller, with 10 hard-coded PID parameter sets or with a PID set that can be set manually. Separate parameter sets for heating and cooling
Consumer control: PID-controller, with 10 hard-coded PID parameter sets or with a PID set that can be set manually
Parameter input Input via keyboard and RCD control knob Data memory
Memory module with at least 10 years data retention time Timer with Lithium battery and about 10 years data retention time
Limit values
Adjustable maximum set-point value limit Programmable minimum and maximum deviation from the set-point value
of the heat transfer medium temperature and consumer temperature
Monitoring equipment
Continuous self-monitoring of the regulation and control system Probe breakage and sensor short-circuit (only in case of Pt100), probe
breakage Limit values for temperature, pump current (all 3 phases), level, function
of the heating and pump circuit breakers and the flow rate (option) Monitoring the plausibility of the data in the memory, the maintenance in-
terval, the flow monitor, the calibration values, the phase sequence of the pump motor in compression or suction operation and of the external set­point value signal (option)
Electrical Data
RT100 Control System
Input supply voltage Power supply (85-265 VAC) Degree of protection Front panel with membrane keyboard (IP54)
Maintenance
Plug-in data memory, permanently connected to the temperature control device, for fast and simple changing of the base module without loss of data The user data are automatically read into the new base module
Integrated working-hour meter and maintenance interval display
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Inputs
RT100 Control System
Temperature sensor
Outlet: Pt 100
External (consumer): Optionally Pt100 (2- or 3-conductor), J (Fe-CuNi), K (NiCr-Ni), T (Cu­CuNi) or N (NiCrSi-NiSi) (Option), 20mA
Inlet: Pt 100 (2- or 3-conductor)
External set-point value specifica­tion
Standardised and scalable, analog interface with 0/4-20 mA or 0-10 VDC
External heating-cooling command Device On/Off Program On/Off
Signal via potential-free contacts (option)
Set-point value toggling
Signal via keyboard (F3 key, standard) or via potential-free external con­tact (option)
Analog input
Electrically isolated analog set-point value input with scalable signal 0/4­20 mA or 0-10 VDC (option)
Outputs
RT100 Control System
Heating/cooling Triac outputs for circuit breakers or valves or solid-state relays (SSR)
Relay functions
1 relay (standard), programmable as common alarm or as individual func­tions (e.g. temperature switching point, deviation etc.)
3 relays (digital option), programmable as common alarm or as individual functions (e.g. temperature switching point, deviation etc.)
Analog outputs
Electrically isolated analog outputs with scalable signal 0/4-20 mA or 0-10 VDC. An actual or set-point value can be assigned to every output. A thermal e.m.f. of a J-, K-, T- or N-element corresponding to the current display-actual can be output as the actual value output (option)
Data Interfaces (Option)
RT100 Control System
Data transmission to control com­puter (hardware)
Various serial interfaces, Profibus DP, Euromap 66, Profinet-IO
Display
RT100 Control System
Construction, design
Black LCD display with white lettering. Simultaneous display of actual and set-point values, three additional lines for important display values as well as one status line
Fault Indications Are shown in the display unit
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Precision
RT100 Control System
Class accuracy / linearization
0.3 % of the display value, min. 0.5 °C Pt100: 0,3 %
Thermocouples: 0,3 %
Deviation of the display
Pt100: 1 digit Thermocouples: 2 digits
Operation
RT100 Control System
Operation
Operation using short-travel membrane key switch with pressure point in the membrane keyboard and RCD control knob (Regloplas Control Dial). Simple menu guidance in different languages. Set-point value and param­eterisation protected through programmable codes
Dimensions
RT100 Control System
Front dimensions 130 x 140 mm Base module 170 x 230 mm
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Parameterisation
General
The parameterisation of the RT100 Control System is carried out with the
Parameter button in the menu Parameters. The corresponding parame-
ter is selected and set by turning/pressing the RCD control knob.
The parameters are described in the following chapters.
CAUTION
The RT100 Control System has a safety concept with different password levels. Parameters with the password level "Service Engineer" may only be adjusted by personnel trained by Regloplas. Regloplas AG is not liable for damage that results from incorrect parameterisation!
Show actual values
(Password level - User password)
The respective current actual values are displayed in this menu:
Parameters Remarks
Outlet temp.
Temperature of the heat transfer medium in the outlet - sensor Sn1 (in °C/°F)
External temp. Temperature of the consumer in - sensor Sn1 (in °C/°F) Inlet temp.
Temperature of the heat transfer medium in the inlet - sensor Sn3 (in °C/°F)
Heat./cool. power
Specification of the momentary output in % of the rated output
(a negative value means cooling capacity in %) Flow rate Flow rate of the heat transfer medium in l/min or GPM Pump pressure Differential pressure across the pump Pressure set-point Pressure set-point value of the heat transfer medium (bar) System pressure Pressure of the heat transfer medium in the system (bar) Outlet pressure Pressure of the heat transfer medium in the outlet (bar) Pump current L1 Current drawn by the pump motor - Phase 1 (in A) Pump current L2 Current drawn by the pump motor - Phase 2 (in A) Pump current L3 Current drawn by the pump motor - Phase 3 (in A) Operating hours Number of operating hours of the temperature control unit
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Parameters Remarks
Next service Display of the remaining operating hours up to the next maintenance Interface Display of the interface (with code) Address Display of the device address in case of operation via interface Date Display of the current date Time Display of the current time Num. level 1 low Display of the number of level und ershoots Control cabinet temp. Current temperature in the control cabinet (in °C/°F) Software Version Display of the implemented software version (front panel/ba se module) Corr. set-point Set-point value for auxiliary controller of the cascade control Flow deviation Deviation of the flow rate in l/min or GPM
Select language
(Password level - Technician password) One of the languages currently available is selected in this menu (second
line, German is in first line, English in second line). The available languages are English, German, French, Italian, Spanish,
Dutch, Czech, Chinese, Russian, Slovenian, Polish, Danish, Hungarian, Croatian, Romanian, Portuguese, Swedish and Japanese.
User settings
(Password level - Technician password)
Display
Parameters Remarks
Contrast Contrast of the display (in %) Temperature display Temperature display (in °C / 0.1 °C or °F) Flow display Flow display (in lpm or usGPM or ukGPM) Zone display Zone display (Manually or Auto) Zone Input of zone display if configuration is set on Manually
Clock
Parameter Remarks
Time format Selection of the time format (12/24-hour format) Synchronize Synchronisation of date and time
Switch clock
Parameter Remarks
Clock programming (Software option)
Programming the clock (10 steps) There are 10 steps (connections) available for programming the clock. A day-of-
the-week, a group of days of the week, a time and the type of time (on/off time) must be programmed for every step. 2 steps are required so that the device is switched on once and off thereafter. The steps that are not required are set to inac­tive. The active (On/Off) and inactive steps are visible in the second sub-level
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Parameter Remarks
Step 1-10
On/Off/Program 1-5 (Ramp pro­gram)/Inactive
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs­day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Mo-Th, Mo-Fr, Mo-Sa, Mo-Su
Time
Ramp program (Software option)
(Password level - Technician password)
Parameter Range Remarks
Status
Program
Display the status of the cur­rent ramp program
Status Loop Step Actual value Set-point value End set-point value Remaining step time
Program control
Program Display ramp program Status Display status START Start ramp program PAUSE Pause ramp program STOP + RESET Stop/Reset Ramp program
Program admin­istration
Program 1
No. of steps Program steps (2-20) Start step Starting steps (1-20)
Start trigger
Start takes place manual­ly/clock
Stop behaviour
Switching off/last set-point value
No. of loops Program passes (1-99)
Steps
Step 1
Set-point (in °C/°F) Ramp time (in hrs./min.) Dwell time (in hrs./min.) Start dwell time ("Directly" or
when "Set-point reached") Step 2 (Functions like Step 1) Step 3 (Functions like Step 1) Step 4 (Functions like Step 1) Step 5 (Functions like Step 1)
Program 2 (Functions like Program 1) Program 3 (Functions like Program 1) Program 4 (Functions like Program 1) Program 5 (Functions like Program 1)
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Ramp program - Overview
Set-point
Parameter Range Remarks
Set-point at startup
Last set-point value
Upon switching on the temperature control unit, control takes place on the selected set-point value
Always SP1 Always SP2
Set-point 1
Upon switching on, control is on the basis of the chosen set-point value temperature 1 (SP1)
Set-point 2
Upon switching on, control is on the basis of the chosen set-point value temperature 2 (SP2)
Set-point ramps (Soft­ware option)
Set-point ramp heat­ing
Selection of the set-point ramp heating (Gradient, Filter or Inactive)
Gradient heating Setting in °C/min Filter time constant heat-
ing
Setting in sec.
Set-point ramp cool­ing
Selection of the set-point ramp heating (Gradient, Filter or Inactive)
Gradient cooling Setting in °C/min Filter time constant cool-
ing
Setting in sec.
Set-point ramps
Evacuation time
Parameter Remarks
Evacuation time Evacuation time duration (0-500 sec.)
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Next Service
Parameter Remarks
Operating hours Display of the operating hours Next service Setting the period up to the next maintenance (0 h = disabled)
Pump regulation
Parameter Remarks
Pump pressure, Flow or Delta T set-point
Set-point setting (in bar, lpm or °C)
Operating mode Operating mode setting (Manually or Auto) Hand-value Setting in Hz
USB Logging (Service Interface)
Parameter Remarks
Service Interface (USB Logging)
Data-Logging on USB-Stick "Active", "Inactive"
The USB Data logger is used for process-logging during production if no superordinate control is present.
If the USB logging is set on "active" and an USB flash drive is plugged in, every 10 seconds a record will be made. Per day (24 h) a file with the date in the file name and with the suffix "lo1" will be created (e.g. "20120825.lo1"). The records are provided with time and date.
In each case Set-point, Outlet temperature, External temperature, Inlet temperature, Heating-/Cooling performance, Flow rate, Pump pressure, System pressure and Pressure set-point will be stored. The csv file can for example be imported into Excel. There is also a special import filter for the Famos Reader software for quick overviews of data. Please use a Regloplas USB flash drive for USB logging (part no. 176-100026).
Monitoring
(Password level - Technician password)
Temperature deviation
Parameter Remarks
Set-point value/outlet LO Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F) Set-point value/outlet HI Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F) Set-point value/external
LO
Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F)
Set-point value/external HI
Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F)
Set-point value/Inlet LO Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F) Set-point value/Inlet HI Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F) Outlet/Inlet LO Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F) Outlet/Inlet HI Monitoring of this parameter can be switched on/off (value adjustable in °C/°F)
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Max. heat./cool. time
Parameter Remarks
Max. heating time Input ON/OFF Deviation Input in °C Time Input in minutes Max. cooling time Input ON/OFF Deviation Input in °C Time Input in minutes
Minimum flow rate
Parameter Remarks
Minimum flow rate Input - monitoring of the minimum flow rate (Active/Inactive) Minimum flow rate Setting the minimum flow rate (l/min or GPM) Active from temperature Minimum flow rate active from adjustable temperature (in °C/°F)
Flow deviation (Software option)
Parameter Remarks
Flow deviation Input - deviation of the minimum flow rate (Active/Inactive) Low pass actual value Actual value setting - low pass (in seconds) Low pass offset refer-
ence
Offset setting - low pass (in seconds)
Deviation Deviation setting (-100-0%) Alarm suppression Setting of duration of the alarm suppression (in sec.)
Flow monitoring
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Min. system pressure
Parameter Remarks
Min. system pressure Input - min. system pressure (Active/Inactive) Min. system pressure Input - min. system pressure (in bar) Alarm suppression Setting of duration of the alarm suppression (in sec.)
Interfaces
(Password level - User password) The universal interface is available as a software option.
Address
Parameter Remarks
Address Address input (0-999) Protocol Display of the current protocol with baud rate Change protocol Selection/setting of the available protocols (see chapter Data Interfaces)
Temperature control
(Password level - Technician password)
Temperature Regulation
Parameter Remarks
Contr. type Ext./outlet casc., Inlet/Outlet casc. or Outlet type Outlet control par. Control type with sensor in the outlet Cascade external/outlet Control type with sensor in the consum er and in the outlet Cascade inlet/outlet Control type with sensor in the inlet and in the outlet
Control parameters outlet
Parameter Range Remarks
Control parameter set Fixed/manual Selection of control parameter set Control parameter
outlet defined
Parameter set Heating Selection of control parameter set Heating (1-10) Parameter set Cooling Selection of control par ameter set Cooling (1-10)
Control parameter outlet manual
P Heating Setting control parameter P Heating (in °C/°F) I Heating Setting control parameter I Heating (in sec.) D Heating Setting control parameter D Heating (in sec.) Capacity limitation
Heating
Capacity limitation Heating (0-100%)
P Cooling Setting control parameter P Cooli ng (in °C/°F) I Cooling Setting control parameter I Cooling (in sec.) D Cooling Setting control parameter D Cooling (in sec.) Power limit cooling Capacity limitation Cooling (0-100%)
Neutral zone cooling
Setting of neutral zone cooling (0-10% of set­point value)
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Control parameters cascade
Parameter Range Remarks
Control parameter set Input fixed/manual Selection of the control parameter set
Outlet limitation
Input active/inactive Setting of outlet limitation Max. outlet limitation
Max. outlet limitation (in °C/°F, up to max. set-point value)
Min. outlet limitation Min. outlet limitation (in °C/°F)
Max. difference Int/Ext
Input active/inactive Setting of outlet limitation Max. Diff. Heating Int/Ext Max. Diff. Heating Int/Ext (in °C/°F) Max. Diff. Cooling Int/Ext Max. Diff. Heating Int/Ext (in °C/°F)
Control parameter cascade defined
Value 1-10
Selection of control parameter Cascade fixed
Control parameter cascade manually
Strengthening of cascade Input value 0-99 Integral cascade Input in sec. Differential cascade Input in sec. P Heating auxiliary controller Input in °C/°F I Heating auxiliary controller Input in sec. D Heating auxiliary controller Input in sec. P Cooling auxiliary controller Input in °C/°F I Cooling auxiliary controller Input in sec. D Cooling auxiliary controller Input in sec. Neutral zone aux. controller Input in %
Settings
Parameter Remarks
Heating cycle time Input of the pulse time heating (in seconds) Min. heating control time Input of the minimum actuation time heati ng (in milliseconds) Cooling cycle time Input of the pulse time cooling (in seconds) Min. cooling control time Input of the minimum actuation time, cooling (in milliseconds)
Control system modes
The RT100 Control System works with the following control algorithms:
- PID control on outlet, inlet or external sensor - for this control type, there are 10 fixed parameter sets each available for heating and cooling, as well as one manual set
- Cascade control with external sensor and outlet sensor as well as in­let sensor and outlet sensor
Fixed parameter sets
In order to save the operator the trouble of painstakingly defining the P, I, and D control parameters for heating and cooling, it is possible to retrieve fixed parameter sets adjusted to the applications.
Users can determine the best fixed set of parameters for their application without any special knowledge of control technology by observing the fol­lowing simple rules:
1. Basic setting - parameter set 5
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2. If the programmed set/point value is not attained after some time,
then the next lower fixed parameter set (e.g. parameter set 4 instead of 5) should be selected
3. If the actual value exceeds the set-point value (overshooting) or var-
ies about the set-point value, the next higher fixed parameter set is selected.
If none of these parameter sets lead to the desired stability of adjustment because the controlled system deviates from the standard, it is possible to create an individual parameter set.
Remark: The set-point value is attained the fastest if the actual value overshoots somewhat. If overshooting is not permissible, then one must reckon with a somewhat longer heating-up time.
Pressure control
(Password level - Service password)
Parameter Range Remarks
Pressure Control Input pressure control active/inactive Max. system pressure Input max. system pressure (in bar)
Set-point
Max. pressure set-point value Input of the max. pressure (in bar) Min. pressure set-point value Input of the minimum pressure (in bar) Set-point value, ramp Input set-point value, ramp (in bar/second) Constant pressure overlay Input constant pressure overlay (in bar) Percent pressure overlay Input percent pressure overlay (in %)
Pressure balance
Pressure compensation type
Input pressure compensation with solenoid
valve "Y2", "Y8.1" or "without" Pressure switch point Input of pressure switching point (in bar) Pressure switching time Input of pressure pulse time (in sec.)
Pressure increase
Pressure increase type
Input of pressure increase with solenoid valve
"Y2", "Y2.1" or "Y2 always open" Pulse time Input of pulse time (in sec.)
Minimum actuation time
Input of the minimum actuation time (in milli-
seconds) P Band Input P Band (in bar) Integral Input integral (in sec.) Capacity increase at 1 bar Input of capacity increase (in %) Capacity increase at 7 bar Input of capacity increase (in %) Capacity limitation Input of capacity limitation (in %) Hysteresis over set-point value Input of hysteresis (in bar)
Pressure decrease
Cycle time Input of pulse time (in sec.) Min. actuation time
Input of the minimum actuation time (in milli-
seconds) P band Input P band (in bar) Integral Input integral (in sec.) Power increase Input power increase (in %) Power limitation at 1 bar Input limitation increase (in %) Power limitation at 7 bar Input limitation increase (in %)
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Parameter Range Remarks
Neutral zone Input neutral z one (in bar) Min. system pressure Input min. system pressure (in bar) Vapour suppression Input of steam suppression (in sec.)
Pump regulation (Software option)
(Password level - Service password)
Parameter Remarks
Control type Input of the control type (Pump pressure, Flow rate or Delta T - Outlet/Inlet) Operating mode Input of operating mode (Manually or Auto) Pump pressure, Flow
rate or Delta T set-point
Input of set-point (in bar, lpm or °C)
Max. set-point Input of set-point (in bar, lpm or °C) Min. set-point Input of set-point (in bar, lpm or °C) Neutral zone Input of neutral zone (in bar, lpm or °C) Kp Input of gain Kp Reset time Input of reset time (in sec.) Derivative time Input of derivative time (in sec.) Max. output Setting the output (in Hz) Min. output Setting the output (in Hz) Hand-value Input of hand-value (in Hz)
Unit configuration
(Password level - Service password)
Parameter Remarks
Device type Selection of heat transfer medium (Water/Oil) Max. device temp.
Input of the maximum temperature of the temperature control unit (in °C/°F, normal­ly 5-10 °C above the max. set-point value)
Max. set-point
Input of the maximum set-point value of the heat transfer medium temperature in °C/°F)
Behaviour after power failure
Input behaviour after power failure ("Remains switched off", "Remains switched off ­without error" or "Last status")
Closing temperature Input of closing temperature (in °C/°F)
Pressure release
Pressure release type
Input pressure release type ("With pump", "With Y8/Y8.1" or "Without")
Pressure release time Input pressure release time (in sec.)
Switch off
Behaviour Input "Cool first" or "Immediately off" Run-on temperature Input run-on temperature when switching off Run-on time Input run-on time of pump after switching off Cooling capacity Input of cooling capacity for cooling process
Emptying (Software op­tion)
Evacuation type
Input evacuation type ("Inactive", "With pump" or "With pressure")
with pressure with Y8/with Y18
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Parameter Remarks
Venting time Venting time duration (in sec.) Evacuation time Evacuati on time duration (in sec.)
Leak stop Allow leak stop Input allow leak stop (yes/no)
Pump
Nominal current, pump Input nominal current pump (in A) Monitor phase sequence Input monitor p hase sequence (yes/no) Run-down time of pump Input run-down time of pump (in sec.) Automatic reversal of direction of
rotation >9A
Input automatic reversal of direction of rota­tion >9A (yes/no)
Boost pump
Monitoring Input active/inactive Maximum running time Input in (in sec.) Restart lockout Input in (in sec.) Active from set pressure Input in (bar)
Heating
Output Heating
Input 'heating output' ("SSR AC", "SSR DC", "SSR DC aux. cont." or "Contactor")
Heating 2 Input heating 2 (active/inactive)
Cooling
Cooling principle
Input cooling type ("Direct", "Indirect" or "Indi­rect/direct")
Temperature switchpoint indi­rect/direct
Input of switching point (in °C/°F)
Cooling medium conveying
Input of cooling medium conveying ("With SK-pump", "Without SK-pump" or "With 3­way valve")
Antiblocking SK-pump
Active/Inactive if cooling medium conveying is set "With SK-pump" (Activation of SK­pump every 30 min. for 100 milliseconds)
Cooling valve reset time Input of reset time, cooling valve (in sec.)
Level
Refilling after
Input refilling after ("Power on" or "Control
on") Run-on time, pump Input run-on time of pump (in sec.) Refilling time window Input of refilling time window (in sec.) Level counter Input active/inactive Number of level undershoots Input possible number of level undershoots Alarm suppression time Input of alarm suppression time (in min utes) Number of fluid reservoir Number of heat transfer medium container Monitoring Y2 Input Active/Inactive Max. turn on time Y2 Input turn on time (in sec.) Response delay Input (in sec.) Min. refill time Input (in sec.)
Flushing
Flushing
Input flushing time ("Off", "With Y19" or "With
Y2/Y8")
Settings
Start flushing (Active/Inactive)
Start flushing time (in sec.)
Max. flushing tem-
perature
(in °C)
Interval flushing (Active/Inactive)
Interval time (in min.)
Interval flushing
time
(in sec.)
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Inputs
(Password level - Technician password) The parameters of the signal inputs are displayed in this menu.
Parameter Range Remarks
Temperature sensor Sn1 Offset Input of offset (in °C/°F)
Temperature sensor Sn2
Offset Input of offset (in °C/°F)
Sensor type Sn2
Input of sensor type Sn2 ("No ext. Sensor", "Pt 100 2-conductor", "Pt 100 3-conductor", "TE Type K", "TE Type J", "TE Type T", "TE Type N" or "4-20 mA", "Interface"
Temperature sensor Sn3 (Software option)
Offset Input of offset (in °C/°F) Sensor type Sn2
Input of sensor type Sn2 ("No ext. Sensor", "Pt 100 2-conductor" or "Pt 100 3-conductor")
Pressure sensor 1, sys­tem
Pressure sensor 1 Input pressure sensor 1 (active/inactive) Offset Input of offset (in bar) 4 mA Input 4 mA (in bar) 20 mA Input 20 mA (in bar)
Pressure sensor 2, outlet
Pressure sensor 2 Input pressure sensor 2 (active/inactive) Offset Input of offset (in bar) 4 mA Input 4 mA (in bar) 20 mA Input 20 mA (in bar)
Flow rate (Software op­tion)
Flow meter Input flow meter (active/inactive)
Flow meter type
Input flow meter type ("F150", "F160", "F181", "F183", "F185", "F350", "F351", "scalable", "F1000")
Additional parameters in case of flow meter type "Scalable"
Input (X26-KEM, X27-F150) Scaling 1 kHz (in lpm or GPM) Filtering time constant (in sec.)
Additional parameters in case of flow meter type "F1000"
(see the chapter "Flow meter type F1000")
Flow monitor
Input "Inactive/Pressure switch/Pump pressure" When selecting "Pump pressure" Min. pump pressure (in bar) Alarm suppression time Input in (in sec.)
Temp. monitor cooling Input "Active/Inactive"
Analog input
Analog input Input "Pump current" or "Set-point" Analog input
Input "0-10 V", "0-20 mA", "4-20 mA" or "In­active"
Ext Start/Stop command (digital or analog option)
Code 0
When the external contact closes, the unit is turned off and the ON/OFF button is blocked
Code 1
When the external contact opens, the unit is turned off and the ON/OFF button is blocked
Code 2
The unit can be switched on and off via the external contact (closing of the external con­tact - unit switches off / opening of the exter­nal contact - device switches on)
Code 3
The unit can be switched on and off via the external contact (closing of the external con­tact - unit switches on / opening of the exter­nal contact - device switches off)
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Parameter Range Remarks
Code 4
The unit can be switched on and off as fol-
lows (closing of the external contact - unit
switches on / opening of the external contact
- unit switches off, the ON/OFF buttons, leak
stop and discharge as well as start/stop by
serial interface are inactive)
Code 5
The unit will be switched off immediately by
closing of the external contact - Warning De-
vice external switched off immediately will
be shown.
The unit can not be switched on until the con-
tact will be opened. There will be no cooling
or pressure relief, so the device may still be
very hot and under pressure!
Code 6
The unit will be switched off immediately by
closing of the external contact - Warning De-
vice external switched off immediately will
be shown.
The unit can not be switched on until the con-
tact will be closed. There will be no cooling or
pressure relief, so the device may still be very
hot and under pressure! For code 2 and 3, the following applies:
Switching on and off with the button ON/OFF is possible at any time
Differential pressure filter (digital or analog option)
Input "Opening/Closing"
Flow meter type F1000 (Software option, max. 300 lpm)
Parameters Remarks
Flow meter Active/inactive Flow meter type F1000 Pump type Display of the pump type Settings (see the follo wing chapter "Settings")
Settings
Parameters Remarks
Pump tolerance
Deviation in % of the expected max. pump pressure. If this value is not reached, an error message will be shown ("Pump power too low")
Pump calibration value Correction value of the pump calibration (can also be input manually) Pump pressure
ON - Differential pressure outlet/system
OFF - only outlet pressure Filtering time constant Averaging time of the flow Automatic calibration Switching aut omatic pump calibration on or off Manual calibration Start manual calibration Pump pressure Display of the pump pressure during calibration
Manual calibration
Manual calibration starts when, in the menu, the parameter Manual cali­bration is set to ON. The user is thereupon prompted to close the ball
valve in the outlet (flow = 0 l/min). When the ball valve is closed, the pa-
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rameter Manual calibration is set to OFF and then the ball valve is opened again. Calibration is now complete.
The parameter Manual calibration only appears in the menu when Au­tomatic calibration is set to OFF.
Automatic calibration
If the parameter Automatic calibration is set to ON, then every time the pump starts, the time-controlled automatic pump calibration will be exe­cuted (there must be a solenoid valve present in the outlet for this pur­pose). The following parameters can be defined for the automatic calibra­tion:
Parameters Remarks
Time till calibration Time till switching on the solenoid valve in seconds Calibration time Switching time of the solenoid valve in seconds
Time till re-calibration
Time till repetition of the calibration in seconds. With 0 seconds, the calibration is not repeated
Importing the characteristic curve
The characteristic curve must be saved in the csv format and is divided into a header area and a data area. The existing characteristic curve can be overwritten by a new characteristic curve at any time. In the menu item Save/Load / Load characteristic curve F1000, a characteristic curve can be loaded from the USB stick.
Time till
calibration
Calibration
time
Time till re-calibration
Calibration
time
Starting the
pump
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Outputs
(Password level - Technician password) The parameters of the signal outputs are displayed in this menu.
Parameter Range Remarks
24 VDC outputs
O1
Continuously inactive Continuously active
Alarm
Common alarm (see the pa­rameter "Common alarm")
Heating 1 Heating 2 Minimum flow rate Flow monitor Level Pump current Deviation Set-point value/Outlet
HI Deviation Set-point value/Outlet
LO Deviation Set-point/External HI Deviation Set-point/External LO Deviation Set-point/Inlet HI Deviation Set-point/Inlet LO Deviation Outlet/Inlet HI Deviation Outlet/Inlet LO
Deviation Flow rate Temp. switching point (in °C/°F) Flow switching point (in lpm or GPM) Band deviation (in °C/°F) Control on Clock active Pump is running Level 1 reached Level 2 reached Heating 1 on Heating 2 on Cooling on Pressure increase Pressure decrease Maintenance Pump regulation Start/Stop
O2
Data input output O2 (for functions, see out­put O1)
Pump regulation Right/Left
O3
Data input: output O3 (for functions, see out­put O1)
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Parameter Range Remarks
Analog output 1 (analog option)
Analog output 1
Inactive, 4-20 mA, 0-20 mA, 10 V, TE Type J, TE Type N, TE Type T, TE Type K
Layout
Outlet temperature, External temperature, Inlet temperature, Set-point value 1, Set-point
value 2, Flow, Set-point, Pump regulation Lower end of scale in corresponding dimension unit Upper end of scale in corresponding dimension unit Offset in corresponding dimension unit
Analog output 2 (analog option)
Analog output 2
Inactive, 4-20 mA, 0-20 mA, 10 V, TE Type J,
TE Type N, TE Type T, TE Type K
Layout
Outlet temperature, External temperature,
Inlet temperature, Set-point value 1, Set-point
value 2, Flow, Set-point Lower end of scale in corresponding dimension unit Upper end of scale in corresponding dimension unit Offset in corresponding dimension unit
Relay
(Password level - Technician password) The parameters of the relay functions are displayed in this menu:
Parameter Range Remarks
Relay K1
Function
Input "Opening/Closing/Single shot lead.
edge"
Relay
Control unit ON
Clock activated
Pump running
Level 1 reached
Level 2 reached
Heating 1 ON
Heating 2 ON
Cooling ON
Pressure increase
Pressure decrease
Service
Max heat./cool. time
Power ON
Alarm
Common alarm (see the param­eter " Common alarm")
Heating 1 Heating 2 Minimum flow rate Flow monitor Level Pump current Deviation Set-point/Outlet HI
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Parameter Range Remarks
Deviation Set-point/Outlet LO Deviation Set-point/External HI Deviation Set-point/External LO Deviation Set-point/Inlet HI Deviation Set-point/Inlet LO Deviation Outlet/Inlet HI Deviation Outlet/Inlet LO
Deviation Flow rate Temp. switch point (actual value in °C/°F) Flow switch point (in lpm or GPM) Band deviation (actual value in °C/°F)
Relay K2 (digital option)
Function Input "Normally open/Normally closed" Relay (for functions, see relay K1)
Relay K3 (digital option)
Function Input "Normally open/Normally closed" Relay (for functions, see relay K1)
Relay K4 (digital option)
Function Input "Normally open/Normally closed" Relay (for functions, see relay K1)
Collective alarm
(Password level - Technician password) The common alarm is configured in this menu. The common alarm can
be assigned to a relay or to a 24 VDC output.
Parameter Remarks
Alarm repeat time Input alarm repeat time (in sec.) Heating 1 Input alarm heating 1 (On/Off) Heating 2 Input alarm heating 2 (On/Off) Min. flow rate Input alarm min. flow rate (On/Off) Flow deviation Input alarm deviation of flow rate (On/Off) Flow monitor Input alarm flow monitor (On/Off) Level Input alarm level (On/Off) Pump current Input alarm pump current (On/Off) Temp. monitor cooling Input alarm cooling temperature monitor (On/Off) Current monitor heating Input alarm Current monitor heating (On/Off) SSR DC aux. contact Input SSR DC aux. contact (On/Off)
from SOF V1102:
In the case of the following alarms, the common alarm relay is always ac­tivated:
Switch over heat carrier - reboot of the machine required RTC Error or empty battery - Time and date settings lost External set-point signal disconnected or not available Direction of rotation cannot be changed
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Software version incompatible:
Analog Option, Digital Option, Heating current monitoring, Re­versal of direction of rotation, Profibus, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, CAN Demag, CANopen
Option missing or faulty:
Analog Option, Digital Option, Heating current monitoring, Re­versal of direction of rotation, Profibus, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, CAN Demag, CANopen
AD converter failure Attention - temperature control cabinet too high Turn on time refill exceeded Maximal operating time boost pump exceeded Min. pump pressure underrun Max. temperature exceeded Sn3 Max. temperature exceeded Sn2 Max. temperature exceeded Heating thermostat is activated Frequency converter alarm Motor current underrun Phase sequence failure Phase sequence unidentified Phase missing Motor contactor malfunction Temperature sensor Sn1 failure Temperature sensor Sn2 failure - switched to outlet control Temperature sensor Sn3 failure System pressure sensor inactive System pressure sensor failure Power failure Safety thermostat is activated Deviation set-point value/outlet exceeded
Deviation set-point value/outlet underrun Deviation set-point value/external exceeded Deviation set-point value/external underrun Deviation set-point value/inlet exceeded Deviation set-point value/inlet underrun Deviation outlet/inlet underrun Deviation outlet/inlet underrun
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Save/Load
Parameter Remarks
Load user setting 1 Loading the user settings 1 Save user setting 1 Saving the user settings 1 Load AIC factory settings Loading the user settings AIC Save AIC factory settings Saving the user settings AIC Loading the factory settings Loading the factory settings Save the factory settings Saving the factory settings (Regloplas password required) Load settings from USB stick Loading the settings from the USB stick Save settings to USB stick Saving the settings to the USB stick
Load characteristic curve F1000
Loading the characteristic curve F1000 (pump characteristic) from the USB stick
Code
The password parameters are displayed in this menu:
Parameter Range Remarks
User password
New password Input new password Repeat Repetition of password input Set Activation of the password
Technician password
New password Input new password Repeat Repetition of password input Set Activation of the password
Service password
New password Input new password Repeat Repetition of password input Set Activation of the password
Reset passwords
Reset code (if the password has been forgotten, a corresponding reset code is required)
Input of the reset code (four-digit)
Reset Resetting to default passwords (ex-factory)
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Options
The RT100 Control System options are displayed in this menu. The RT100 Control System offers a releasing facility of software and
hardware options for function enhancement. The software options are re­leased through a USB stick.
Parameter Range Remarks
Hardware options
Analog option
Installed hardware options are displayed. To remove an option, it should be manually set to OFF
Digital option Option current monit. heating Option reversal of rotation Option Profibus Option CANOpen Option CAN Demag Option Profinet Option Ethernet/IP Option Flow
Software options
Universal interface
Activated software options are displayed. For releasing a software option, a code is re­quired (file on USB stick). The serial number of the control system is required for this pur­pose
Switch clock Ramp program Cascade inlet Flow rate measurement F150 Flow rate measurement F351 Flow rate measurement F1000 Reversal of direction of rota-
tion/suction Pump regulation Flushing Flow deviation Set-point ramps USB Logging
Activate options Wait for USB stick
Detection of the USB stick, load software op­tions from the USB stick. The serial number of the control system is required for this pur­pose
Serial number
Display of the base module serial number of the RT100 Control System (8 letters, e.g. AALARP)
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Current monitoring heating
(Password level - Technician password)
Parameter Range Remarks
Current monitoring
Input active/inactive
Settings
Current converter ratio Max. current Heating 1 (in A) Min. current Heating 1 (in A) Max. current Heating 2 (in A)
Min. current Heating 2 (in A) Heating current L1 (display in A) Heating current L2 (display in A) Heating current L3 (display in A)
Service menu
(Password level - Service password)
Parameter Range Remarks
Software versions
Software version Display of the current software version Compatibility
Display of the current software version,
the corresponding options and the system
Analog option Digital option Current monitoring option Option reversal of direction of rotation Compatibility Option Profibus Option CANOpen Option CAN Demag Option Profinet
Delete alarm list Input of the Regloplas-AIC password required
IO Test
Output
"None", "X40-M1", "X41-Y2", "X42-Y8",
"X43-Y16, Y13", "X45-Y19", "X46-M2",
"X47-Y6" or "X48-Y8.1"
"Active", "Inactive"
Output
"None", "X40-M1", "X41-Y2", "X42-Y8",
"X43-Y16, Y13", "X45-Y19", "X46-M2",
"X47-Y6" or "X48-Y8.1"
"Active", "Inactive"
Multiflow
(Password level - Service password) See therefore the corresponding Multiflow user manual.
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Data Interfaces
Basic Concept
The operation with data interfaces makes possible an external, superor­dinate control system of the temperature control unit. The choice of the protocol and the address of the data interface is described in the Param-
eterisation chapter.
Protocols
Designation Baud rate Interface Address
Inactive
1
Aarburg 4800 Bd 20 mA-CL
2
Engel CL 4800 Bd 20 mA-CL
5
Stork 1200 Bd 20 mA-CL
6
Ferromatik Milacron 4800 Bd 20 mA-CL
7
Klöckner Desma 4800 Bd 20 mA-CL
8
Demag Ergotech 4800 Bd 20 mA-CL
9
Krauss Maffei 4800 Bd 20 mA-CL
10
Dr. Boy 4800 Bd RS 232
15
Sächsische Kunststofftechnik 4800 Bd RS 485
16
CAN Demag Ergocontrol 615 kBd A13-17
18
Engel RS232 4800 Bd RS 232
19
SPI 19.2 kBd RS 485 A32-255
20
SPI 9600 Bd RS 485 A32-255
21
SPI 4800 Bd RS 485 A32-255
22
SPI 2400 Bd RS 485 A32-255
23
SPI 1200 Bd RS 485 A32-255
24
Bühler Dataspeed 4800 Bd RS 485
25
Frech Datacontrol 9600 Bd A11-18
26
Frech Datacontrol 4800 Bd A11-18
27
Frech Datacontrol 2400 Bd A11-18
28
Frech Datacontrol 1200 Bd A11-18
29
CAN Demag Ergocontrol 500 kBd A13-17
30
CAN Demag Ergocontrol 250 kBd A13-17
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Designation Baud rate Interface Address
31
CAN Demag Ergocontrol 125 kBd A13-17
33
Profibus DP max. 12 MBd RS 485 A0-124
34
Ferromatik Milacron RS485 4800 Bd RS 485
35
Bühler Dataspeed 9600 Bd RS 485
36
Ethernet/IP Ethernet IP Address
37
Profibus DP (Alarm Reset) max. 12 MBd RS 485 A0-124
38
Euromap 66 250 kBit/s
CANOpen
(Euromap 66)
Netstal from 31
39
Profibus DP (Pump regulation) max. 12 MBd RS 485 A0-124
40
Profibus DP (Protocol V2) max. 12 MBd RS 485 A0-124
41
Profinet IO 100 MBd Profinet IO
42
Profinet IO 100 MBd Profinet IO
43
Engel 4800 Bd RS 485
44
Ethernet/IP 100 MBd Ethernet IP Address
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Plug Nomenclature
RT100 Front panel
Plug Designation
X2 Options X3 Base module X4 Interfaces Universal RP or 20 mA CL X5 USB Host X6 USB Device
RT100 Base Module
Plug Designation
X1 Display and operations module (front panel) X2 Base module X3 Options X4 Options X5 Options X6 Power supply
X7 EEprom (Memory) X10:1 F low monitor F3/B42 X10:2 F low monitor F3/B42 X11:1 Leve l switch S3 X11:2 Leve l switch S3 X12:1 Leve l switch S1 X12:2 Leve l switch S1 X13:1 Digi In (F eedback frequency converter) X13:2 Digi In (F eedback frequency converter) X14:1 Digi In (Monitoring SK pump) X14:2 Digi In (Monitoring SK pump) X15:1 Sensor, internal (Pt100) B1 X15:2 Sensor, internal (Pt100) B1 X16:1 Sensor, e xternal (Pt100 / TC+) B3
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Plug Designation
X16:2 Sensor, e xternal (Pt100 / TC-) B3 X16:3 Sensor, e xternal (Pt100) B3 X17:1 Sensor, in let (Pt100) B14 X17:2 Sensor, in let (Pt100) B14 X17:3 Sensor, in let (Pt100) B14 X18:1 Sensor, external (4-20mA) B3 X18:2 Sensor, external (4-20mA) B3 X20:1 Digi In X20:2 Digi In X21:1 + Heating 1 24VDC X21:2 - Heating 1 24VDC X22:1 + Heating 2 24VDC X22:2 - Heating 2 24VDC X23:1 + Digi Out (Frequency converter Start/Stop) X23:2 - Digi Out (Frequency converter Start/Stop) X24:1 + Digi Out (Frequency converter Right/Left) X24:2 - Digi Out (Frequency converter Right/Left) X25:1 + Digi Out X25:2 - Digi Out X26:1 COM flo w rate measurement F18x, F35x X26:2 Sign al flow rate measurement F18x, F35x X26:3 Shie ld flow rate measurement F18x, F35x X27:1 BN flow rate measurement F150 X27:2 GN flo w rate measur ement F 150 X27:3 W H flow rate measurement F150 X28:1 + Pressure sensor 1, system B8 X28:2 - Pressure sensor 1, system B8 X29:1 + Pressure sensor 2, outlet B8.1 X29:2 - Pressure sensor 2, outlet B8.1 X30:1 Relay K1 NO X30:2 Relay K1 COM X30:3 Relay K1 NC X31:1 L Feedback Delivery X31:2 Feedback Delivery X32:1 L Feedback Heating 1 X32:2 Feedback Heating 1 X33:1 L Feedback Heating 2 X33:2 Feedback Heating 2 X34:1 L Thermostat F7 X34:2 Thermostat F7 X35:1 L AC In X35:2 AC In X36:1 L AC In X36:2 AC In X37:1 L AC In
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Plug Designation
X37:2 AC In X38:1 COM Safety thermostat F5 X38:2 NO Safety thermostat F5 X38:3 NC Safety thermostat F5 X40:1 N Cooling pump SK M1 / Compressed air Y16.1 X40:2 L Cooling pump SK M1 / Compressed air Y16.1 X40:3 PE Cooling pump SK M1 / Compressed air Y16.1 X41:1 N Valve refill Y2 / Additional lower level lamp H3 X41:2 L Valve refill Y2 / Additional lower level lamp H3 X41:3 PE Valve refill Y2 X42:1 N Valve pressure releas e Y8 X42:2 L Valve pressure release Y8 X42:3 PE Valve pressure release Y8 X43:1 N Compressed air Y16 / Air inlet Y13 X43:2 L Compressed air Y16 / Air inlet Y13 X43:3 PE Compressed air Y16 / Air inlet Y13 X44:1 N Delivery, Heating 1+2 X44:2 L Heating 1 K21-23 X44:3 L Heating 2 K24-26 X44:4 L Delivery, K10 X45:1 N Valve flushing Y19 / Blow out OFF Y18 X45:2 L Valve flushing Y19 / Blow out OFF Y18 X45:3 PE Valve flushing Y19 / Blow out OFF Y18 X46:1 N Filling pump M2 X46:2 L Filling pump M2 X46:3 PE Filling pump M2 X47:1 N Valve, Cooling Y6 X47:2 L Valve, Cooling Y6 X47:3 PE Valve, Cooling Y6 X48:1 N Valve Additional press ure release Y8.1 X48:2 L Valve Additional pressure release Y8.1 X48:3 PE Valve Additional pressure release Y8.1 X49:1 L Valve Outlet (Flow rate F1000 NO) X49:2 L AC Out X49:3 L AC Out X50:1 T1 Delivery pump M10 X50:2 T2 Delivery pump M10 X50:3 T3 Delivery pump M10 X50:4 PE Delivery pump M10 X51:1 L1 Mains input 200-600V X51:2 L2 Mains input 200-600V X51:3 L3 Mains input 200-600V X51:4 L Mains input 115/230V X51:5 N Mains input 115/230V X51:6 PE Mains input
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RT100 Digital Option
The digital functions of the RT100 Digital Option are mirrored identically on the RT100 Analog Option.
Digital Functions
Plug Designation
X80:1 External heating X80:2 External cooling X80:3 External heating/cooling active X80:4 External On/Off X80:5 External toggling SP1-SP2 X80:6 Differential pressure, filter X80:7 External Start program X80:8 External Stop program X80:9 GND X80: 1-8
Relay Functions
Plug Designation
X81:1 Relay K2 NO X81:2 Relay K2 COM X81:3 Relay K2 NC X81:4 Relay K3 NO X81:5 Relay K3 COM X81:6 Relay K3 NC X81:7 Relay K4 NO X81:8 Relay K4 COM X81:9 Relay K4 NC
RT100 Analog Option
Digital Functions
Plug Designation
X100:1 External heating X100:2 External cooling X100:3 External heating/cooling active X100:4 External On/Off X100:5 External toggling SP1-SP2 X100:6 Differential pressure, filter X100:7 External Start program X100:8 External Stop program X100:9 GND X100: 1-8
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Analog Functions
Plug Designation
X101:1 Analog input set-point value X101:2 + 15 VDC X101:3 Analog output 1 V X101:4 Analog output 1 mA X101:5 Analog output 1 TC X101:6 Analog output 2 V X101:7 Analog output 2 mA X101:8 Analog output 2 TC X101:9 GND outputs X101: 1, 3-8
RT100 Option Reversal of Direction of Rotation >9A
The RT100 option for reversal of the direction of rotation >9A is intended for motor currents >9 A.
Plug Designation
X120:1 Pump motor T1 X120:2 Pump motor T2 X120:3 Pump motor T3 X120:4 Pump motor PE X121:1 Mains supply L1 X121:2 Mains supply L2 X121:3 Mains supply L3 X121:4 Mains supply PE
RT100 Option Current Monitoring Heating
Plug Designation
X150:1 Current converter 1 X150:2 Current converter 1 X150:3 Current converter 2 X150:4 Current converter 2
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Hardware
RT100 Front Panel - Layout
RT100 Front Panel Print - Layout
CAUTION
Electronic parts can be damaged by electrostatic charges. For this reason, proper grounding must be ensured during installation!
Fasten an antistatic wristband to your wrist before installing electronic compo­nents!
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RT100 Base Module - Layout
RT100 Base Module - Layout
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Analog Option - Layout
The digital functions of the RT100 Analog Option are mirrored identically on the RT100 Digital Option.
Analog Option - Layout
CAUTION
If both a digital option and an analog option are installed, the digital functions of the digital option must be used!
The digital functions of the analog option are not activated in this case!
Analog function
Digital function
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Digital Option - Layout
The digital functions of the RT100 Digital Option are mirrored identically on the RT100 Analog Option.
Digital Option - Layout
CAUTION
If both a digital option and an analog option are installed, the digital functions of the digital option must be used!
The digital functions of the analog option are not activated in this case!
Digital function
Relay function
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Option Reversal of Direction of Rotation >9A - Layout
Option Reversal of Direction of Rotation >9A - Layout
Option Current Monitoring Heating - Layout
Option Current Monitoring Heating - Layout
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Option Profibus DP - Layout
Option Profibus DP - Layout
Board for Mainboard-Options - Layout
S3 Address 0=Zone 1 1=Zone 2
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Option Euromap 66 - Layout
Option Euromap 66 - Layout
Board for Mainboard-Options - Layout
S3 Address 0=Zone 1 1=Zone 2
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Option Profinet-IO - Layout
Option Profinet-IO - Layout
Board for Mainboard-Options - Layout
S3 Address 0=Zone 1 1=Zone 2
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Fault Rectification
Alarm Messages
The RT100 Control System can display various error messages (warn­ings and alarms). Attention must be paid to these error messages without fail, otherwise, malfunctions of / damage to the temperature control unit and production downtimes may result.
Pressing the Alarm Reset button allows you to acknowledge/reset an alarm (e.g. switching off the horn). Only after the malfunction has been rectified can the alarm display be deleted by once again pressing the Alarm Reset button.
The Alarm Reset button also allows the manual acknowledgement of the automatic toggling from control of the consumer temperature (or cascade control) Sn2 to control of the outlet temperature Sn1 in case of a faulty or removed sensor Sn2 in the consumer.
Alarm List
Pressing the Alarm Reset button opens the alarm list as long as there is no alarm queued. The last ten alarm messages with date and time are displayed here.
Warnings
Error message Rectification
Service is due
Carry out maintenance procedure according to the operating manual. Increment the parameter Next Maintenance by 1000 hours
Clean filter Clean the corresponding filter or if required, replace it Current data lost, load factory settings
The RT100 Control System has lost the parameters and had to load the factory settings
Outlet pressure sensor faulty Repl ace outlet pressure sensor Heating contactor 1 failure
The contactor Heating 1 does not get actuated cor­rectly any more - replace
Heating contactor 2 failure
The contactor Heating 2 does not get actuated cor­rectly any more - replace
Illegal or broken characteristic curve F1000
Switch the main switch off and on again. If the fault is still present, re-load characteristic curve F1000
Pump power too low
Check/inspect the pump or in the menu F1000 reduce the parameter pump tolerance (default 50%)
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Error message Rectification
Deviation set-point value/outlet underrun
Adjust the outlet temperature and acknowledge the fault
Deviation set-point value/outlet exceeded
Adjust the outlet temperature and acknowledge the fault
Deviation set-point value/external underrun
Adjust the external temperature and acknowledge the fault or error
Deviation set-point value/external exceeded
Adjust the external temperature and acknowledge the fault or error
Deviation set-point value/inlet underrun
Adjust the inlet temperature and acknowledge the fault
Deviation set-point value/inlet exceeded
Adjust the inlet temperature and acknowledge the fault
Deviation outlet/inlet underrun
Adjust the inlet temperature and acknowledge the fault
Deviation outlet/inlet exceeded
Adjust the inlet temperature and acknowledge the fault
Level 2 underrun Refill heat transfer medium Pressure balance not possible
Check water inflow pipe and water pressure (min. 2
bar) Leak stop not possible Reduce the temperature Leak stop not allowed Unit is not allowed for leak stop Suction not possible Switch the unit to normal operation mode
SSR error
SSR DC with auxiliary contact has activated. Check
SSR
Alarms
Error message Rectification
External set-point signal disconnected or not available
Connect the external set-point value signal (optionally
check control system) Maximal operating time boost pump exceeded
Check hose connections to the consumer, fix the
leakages Flow monitor is activated Check outlet pressure (min. 0,7 bar must be available) Min. pump pressure underrun Check outlet pressure
Min. flow rate underrun
Check min. flow rate (the specified min. flow rate must
be available) Flow rate deviation too high
Large variation in the flow (there may be a leak in the
circuit) Max. temperature exceeded
Max. temperature Sn2 exceeded Max. temperature Sn3 exceeded
Max. heat transfer medium temperature may not ex-
ceed the die max. device temperature (optionally
check the consumer temperature) Heating thermostat is activated
Temperature control unit has become too hot - let it
cool down and determine the cause Heating current monitoring is activated Check heating element(s) and replace, if necessary Direction of rotation cannot be changed ---
Motor current underrun
Check pump/pump motor (with ohmmeter) and re-
place, if necessary Motor current exceeded
Check pump/pump motor (with ohmmeter) and re-
place, if necessary Phase sequence failure Correct the phase sequence (interchange 2 phases) Phase sequence unidentified Switch off phase sequence monitoring
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Error message Rectification
Phase missing Check the mains, input conductor and pump motor Motor contactor malfunction Check motor contactor and if required, replace it Temperature sensor Sn1 failure Replace temperature sensor Sn1 Temperature sensor Sn2 failure - switched to outlet
control
Replace temperature sensor Sn2
Temperature sensor Sn3 failure Replace temperature sensor Sn3 System pressure sensor failure Replace the system pressure sensor System pressure sensor inactive Activate the system pressure sensor
Power failure
Failure of the power supply or temperature control unit not switched off properly
Safety thermostat is activated
Temperature control unit has become too hot - deter-
mine the cause and reset the thermostat Temp. monitor cooling act, cooling disabled Check the cooling and cooling water flow Frequency converter alarm Remedy the frequency converter fault
Turn on time refill exceeded
Check the cooling water circuit and the cooling circuit
for leaks Level 1 underrun Refill heat transfer medium
System Errors/System Notes
Error message Rectification
Memory stick missing Insert memory stick AD converter failure Replace the base module
Attention - temperature control cabinet too high
Place the temperature control unit in a place with low
ambient temperature Incompatible data on stick Load current software version
Communication failure
Check the connection between the front panel and the
base module Software version error
Re-load software (applies to front panel and base
module) Data corrupt on stick
Insert new memory stick and re-load device parame-
ters Current settings lost / factory settings loaded Carry out a new client-specific settings parameterise Settings defect / data not loaded Replace the memory stick No data on USB stick or wrong file extension Load the correct data on USB stick More than 1 file on USB stick Load the correct data on USB stick Data failure - no data loaded from USB stick Load the correct data on USB stick Option not activated Activate the option DEMO MODE / Pump current measurement inactive System message without remedial action Saving data Data saving in progress Data saved Data saving finished Data error - no data saved to USB stick Replace the USB stick Pump is off or has wrong direction Adjust the pump rotating field Please close tap Close the tap on the outlet Calibration done - please open tap Open the tap on the outlet Clean the filter Clean the external filter External set-point signal disconnected or not available Connect the external set-point signal RTC Error or empty battery - Time and date settings Set the correct date/time and/or replace the battery on
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Error message Rectification
lost the front panel USB Slave mode operation not possible Switch on the temperature control unit again Save/Load not possible in USB Slave Mode Switch on the temperature control unit again Save/Load not possible during device is on Switch the temperature control unit to OFF Switch over heat carrier - reboot of the machine re-
quired
Switch on the temperature control unit again with the
main switch Error, password not reset Enter the reset code correctly Password reset Passwort was reset Illegal operation Observe the operating seque nce Zone 1 missing Connect Zone 1, check address of Zone 1 Zone 2 missing Connect Zone 2, check address of Zone 2 Software version option incompatible:
Analog Option, Digital Option, Heating current monitor­ing, Reversal of direction of rotation, Profibus, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, CAN Demag, CANopen
Update the software
Option missing or faulty: Analog Option, Digital Option, Heating current monitor­ing, Reversal of direction of rotation, Profibus, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, CAN Demag, CANopen
Connect the corresponding option or switch off in the
parameter Hardware Options
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RT100 Control System - Mainte­nance/repair
Replacing the front panel
Removal
CAUTION
The exact sequence of operations described below must be strictly followed. Otherwise, parameterization errors are possible!
The address of the base module must be correct before the control system is powered up for the first time. Otherwise, the base module boot loader will have to be reloaded by the manufacturer!
Disconnect all plug-in connections The front panel is fixed with 6 screws on the device door. Loosen
all the screws and remove the defective front panel
Send the defective front panel to Regloplas AG (Switzerland) in
ESD protective packaging, complete with a description of the fault
Installation
Fasten the front panel with 6 screws on the device door Reconnect all plug-in connectors
Loading the firmware
See the section "RT100 Control System - Loading the firmware".
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Replacing the base module
Removal
CAUTION
The exact sequence of operations described below must be strictly followed. Otherwise, parameterization errors are possible!
The address of the base module must be correct before the control system is powered up for the first time. Otherwise, the base module boot loader will have to be reloaded by the manufacturer!
Disconnect all plug-in connections Carefully unplug the memory card The base card is fixed inside the device with 6 screws. Loosen all
the screws in alternation so that the plastic spacer bolts do not fall out
Send the defective base module card to Regloplas AG (Switzer-
land) in ESD protective packaging, complete with a description of the fault
Installation
Fasten the base card inside the device with 6 screws. Tighten
the screws in alternation to avoid twisting the base card
Reconnect all plug-in connectors Carefully reinsert the memory card
Hardware checklist
Is the CAN connecting cable correctly plugged in? Are the CAN terminating resistors set to the correct ON/OFF po-
sition?
Are the addresses of the base module (main units) correctly set?
(zone 1 = address 0, zone 2 = address 1 - very important for dual devices with a single display)
Is the motor fuse F10 (10 A aM/Class CC) fitted? Is the relay plug K1 connected?
Loading the firmware
See the section "RT100 Control System - Loading the firmware".
Activating options
See the section "RT100 Control System - Activating options".
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Loading the factory settings
The factory settings are restored in the Save/Load parameter in the Load factory settings menu. This returns the RT100 to the manufactur-
er's default settings.
Configuration check
The unit configuration must be checked to determine whether everything has functioned correctly. Important points to check in the Unit configura- tion parameter:
Unit type (oil, water) Maximum temperature in device Emptying - Evacuation type Pump - Nominal pump current in the Unit configuration parame-
ter
Pump - Automatic reversal of direction of rotation
Customer-specific settings
The corresponding customer-specific parameter settings must be re­entered (e.g. interface addresses etc.)
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CAN terminating resistors and address settings
On delivery of the assembly, the CAN terminating resistors on the base module (switch S1) and on the front panel (switch S2) are set to ON.
On delivery, the address of the base module is 0 (rotary switch S2). In the case of dual units, address 1 is set for zone 2 (rotary switch S2).
No.
Connection com­bination
Description
1
Front panel with one base module
Both terminating resistors are switched on (checked by Regloplas)
2
Front panel with two base modules
3 One option
4 Several options
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No.
Connection com­bination
Description
5 Front pane l with option
6 Front pane l with option
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RT100 Control System
Parameter Menu Structure
Show actual values
Select language
User settings
Monitoring
Interfaces
Temperature control
Pressure control
Pump regulation
Unit configuration
Inputs
Outputs
Relay
Collective alarm
Save/Load
Code
Options
Current monitoring heating
Service menu
Multiflow
Show actual values Outlet temperature
External temperature
Inlet temperature
Heat./cool. power
Flow rate
Pump pressure
Pressure set-point
System pressure
Outlet pressure
Pump current L1
Pump current L2
Pump current L3
Operating hours
Next service
Interface
Address
Date
Time
Num. level 1 low
Control cabinet temp.
Software version
Corr. set-point
Flow deviation
Select language German
English
French
Italian
Spanish
Dutch
Czech
Chinese
Russian
Slovenian
Polish
Danish
Hungarian
Croatian
Romanian
Portuguese
Swedish
Japanese
User settings Display
Clock
Switch clock
Ramp program
Set-point
Evacuation time
Next service
Pump regulation
USB Logging
Monitoring Temperature deviation
Max. heat./cool. time
Minimum flow rate
Flow deviation
Min. system pressure
Interfaces Address
Change protocol
Pressure control Pressure control
Max. system pressure
Set-point
Pressure balance
Pressure increase
Pressure decrease
Pump regulation
Control type
Operating mode
Pump pressure set-point
Max. set-point
Min. set-point
Neutral zone
Kp
Reset time
Derivative time
Max. output
Min. output
Hand-value
Unit configuration
Device type
Max. device temp.
Max. set-point
Behaviour after power failure
Closing temperature
Pressure release
Switch off
Emptying
Leak stop
Pump
Boost pump
Heating
Cooling
Level
Flushing
Inputs Temperature sensor Sn1
Temperature sensor Sn2
Temperature sensor Sn3
Pressure sensor 1, system
Pressure sensor 2, outlet
Flow rate
Flow monitor
Temp. monitor cooling
Analog input
Ext. Start/Stop command
Diff. pressure filter
Outputs 24 VDC outputs
Analog output 1
Analog output 2
Relay
Relay K1
Relay K2
Relay K3
Relay K4
Collective alarm Alarm repeating time
Heating 1
Heating 2
Min. flow rate
Flow deviation
Flow monitor
Level
Pump current
Temp. monitor cooling
Current monit. Heating
SSR DC aux. cont.
Save
Load
Load user setting 1
Save user setting 1
Load AIC factory settings
Save AIC factory settings
Load factory settings
Save factory settings
Load settings from USB stick
Save settings to USB stick
Load characterist. curve F1000
Code User password
Technician password
Service password
Reset passwords
Options Hardware options
Software options
Activate options
Serial number
Current monit. heating Current monitoring
Settings
Heating current L1
Heating current L2
Heating current L3
Service menu Software versions
Delete alarm list
IO Test
Temperature control Control type
Outlet control parameter
Control parameter cascade
Settings
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Spare Parts
Ordering Spare Parts
For fast, error-free supply of spares, we need the following data without fail:
- Device type
- Device number
- Voltage
- Frequency
This information is given on the rating plate on the device.
- Position number of the component
This information is given in the corresponding figures in this operating manual (also see the service section) and in the electrical circuit diagram of the device.
CAUTION
Only original Regloplas spare parts may be used! In case of damage from the use of non-original parts, the warranty will be ren­dered null and void!
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RT100 Control System - Spare Parts
RT Display unit - complete 176-100028 RT100 Base module - 115/230 VAC 176-100001 RT100 Memory print 176-100002 RT100 Digital Option 176-100003 RT100 Analog Option 176-100004 RT100 cable, Universal, L=300 mm, X61 X62 176-100005 RT100 Front panel 176-100006 RT 100 cover for control knob 176-100007 RT100 control knob 176-100008 RT100 Option Reversal of Direction of Rotation >9A 176-100009 RT100 Option Current Monitoring Heating 176-100010 RT100 cable 20 mA CL Aarburg, L=300 mm, X51 X52 176-100011 RT100 Profibus DP 176-100012 RT100 Profinet-IO 176-100040 RT100 Euromap 66 176-100013 Battery for display unit 177-100002 RT100 Protective cover, lockable, for Display RT100 176-100024 Fuse - F100 - 2,5 AF fast-acting 143-042283 Socket, push-in, 2-pin, black, marking 1|2, sensor inputs 24 VDC, 0.5 A 203-100000 Socket, push-in, 3-pin, black, marking 1|2|3, sensor inputs 24 VDC, 0.5 A 203-100001 Socket, push-in, 3-pin, orange, marking NO|C|NC, AC In/Out, relay 250 VAC, 3 A 203-100002
Terminal strip, tension spring, 2-pin, orange, marking 1|2, AC In/Out, relay 250 VAC, 3 A
203-100003
Terminal strip, tension spring, 3-pin, orange, marking 1|2|3, AC In/Out, relay 250 VAC, 3 A
203-100004
Terminal strip, tension spring, 3-pin, orange, marking 1|2|ground symbol, AC In/Out, relay 250 VAC, 3 A
203-100005
Terminal strip, tension spring, 4-pin, orange, marking 1|2|3|4, AC In/Out, relay 250 VAC, 3 A
203-100006
Socket, push-in, 4-pin, black, marking T1|T2|T3|ground symbol, AC In/Out, motor 600 VAC, 12 A
203-100007
Socket, push-in, 6-pin, black, marking L1|L2|L3|L|N| ground symbol, AC In/Out, motor 600VAC, 12 A
203-100008
Terminal strip, tension spring, 9-pin, orange 203-100017
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