Professional Documents
Culture Documents
type
KM-RX1004
OPERATING MANUAL
Note!
Contact
SAF Wärmetechnik GmbH
Weinheimer Str. 2a
D-69509 Mörlenbach
Rev.: 04/2020
-2-
Content
1. Introduction .................................................................................................... 5
1.1. Information on copyright and data protection ............................................... 5
1.2. Information for the operator .......................................................................... 5
1.3. Notes on signs and symbols ............................................................................ 6
1.4. Scope of delivery ............................................................................................. 7
2. Safety .............................................................................................................. 8
2.1. Intended use ................................................................................................. 10
2.2. Remaining risk ............................................................................................... 11
2.3. Safety instructions for the operating personnel ........................................... 12
2.4. Safety instructions for maintenance ............................................................. 13
3. Product description....................................................................................... 14
3.1. Execution and technical data ........................................................................ 14
3.2. USB interface ................................................................................................ 15
4. Assembly and connection ............................................................................. 16
4.1. Connection diagram ...................................................................................... 16
5. Commissioning .............................................................................................. 17
5.1. Connection diagram for the control of heating mantles .............................. 18
5.2. Adaption ....................................................................................................... 18
5.3. Setting ........................................................................................................... 19
6. Operation, configuration and parameter setting ......................................... 20
6.1. Operation ...................................................................................................... 20
6.1.1. Display and operating elements ................................................................... 20
6.1.2. Self-tuning, setpoint and manual operation ................................................. 20
-3-
6.1.3. Ramp function / firing curve ......................................................................... 21
6.1.4. Level concept ................................................................................................ 21
6.1.5. Operator level (OPr) ...................................................................................... 22
6.2. Configuration (ConF) ..................................................................................... 23
6.2.1. Analog input .................................................................................................. 24
6.2.2. Controller ...................................................................................................... 25
6.2.3. Ramp function / firing curve ......................................................................... 26
6.2.4. Limit value monitoring .................................................................................. 27
6.2.5. Timer ............................................................................................................. 29
6.2.6. Outputs ......................................................................................................... 30
6.2.7. Binary function.............................................................................................. 32
6.2.8. Display and operation ................................................................................... 33
6.3. Parameterization (PArA) ............................................................................... 34
7. Maintenance and repair ............................................................................... 35
8. Decommissioning and disposal ..................................................................... 36
-4-
1. Introduction
This operating manual is an essential aid for the successful and safe operation of the
temperature regulator type KM-RX1004 (hereinafter referred to as product). The
operating manual contains important information on how to operate the product
safely, properly, and economically. Observance of these instructions helps to avoid
dangers and to increase the reliability and service life of the product. The operating
manual must always be available and must be read and applied by every person who
assembles, commissions, operates and maintains the product.
-5-
1.3. Notes on signs and symbols
In this operating manual the following designations or symbols are used for safety
instructions and particularly important information:
Danger!
Observe the safety instructions mentioned in each case and be particularly careful in
these cases!
Note!
-6-
1.4. Scope of delivery
Check that the scope of delivery is complete and undamaged. Contact your supplier
immediately if parts are missing or defective.
-7-
2. Safety
Note!
Please read the safety instructions carefully and observe the listed points! It is about
the safety of persons and equipment!
The product must not be installed in the Ex-area! If process variables from the Ex-
area are processed with the product installed outside the Ex-area, all supply lines of
the product that lead into the Ex-area must be routed through approved safety
barriers!
Proper and safe operation of the product requires that it is carefully transported,
stored, professionally assembled and installed. This product may not be operated
unattended and may only be installed and commissioned by qualified persons who
are familiar with the installation, commissioning and maintenance of comparable
products and the equipment in which the product is used. The operating personnel
of the facility in which the product is used must be instructed in the operation of the
device by qualified persons.
-8-
Please note
• the contents of this operating manual for the installation and operation of
the device, in particular the installation instructions, the commissioning and
the notes in bold
• the relevant safety regulations for the installation and operation of
electrical systems
• to keep this operating manual in a safe place for later use
The regulations mentioned in this operating manual apply in all EU countries. When
using the device in a country outside the EU, the relevant national regulations must
be observed.
Danger!
Danger!
-9-
2.1. Intended use
The product is only considered to be operated as intended if the following points are
considered and observed:
Any other use or use beyond this is considered improper use. The operator alone is
liable for any damage resulting from this. This also applies to unauthorised
modifications to the product.
- 10 -
2.2. Remaining risk
Even if all safety regulations are observed, a residual risk remains when operating
the product.
All persons working with the product must be aware of these residual risks. They
must follow the instructions that prevent these residual risks from leading to
accidents or damage.
Danger!
- 11 -
2.3. Safety instructions for the operating personnel
Note!
Danger!
- 12 -
2.4. Safety instructions for maintenance
The product must be checked by the operator at regular intervals for safety and
proper functioning in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Danger!
- 13 -
3. Product description
This ready-to-plug-in temperature regulator in a stable plastic housing is designed
for a total power output of up to 2300 W (10 A). The temperature regulator is
particularly suitable in the laboratory for the temperature control of heating mantles
or other heating systems. The main switch isolates the temperature regulator 2-pole
from the mains. A support clamp is located on the rear side as a clamping device for
attaching the temperature regulator to a stand.
- 14 -
Housing : Plastic ABS and PC
Display : LED-Display
Protection class : I
The software for configuration and parameter setting via computer can be
downloaded via the following link:
https://www.jumo.net/zpv/software/softwaredownload?filename=322.exe&id=403
(Note: We assume no liability or guarantee for the topicality of the provided link.
Despite careful control of the content, we do not assume any liability for the content
of external links. For the content of the linked page is solely the operator responsible).
- 15 -
4. Assembly and connection
The installation site must be free of vibrations. The product must not be installed
near motors, transformers, contactors and other inductive loads. The ambient
temperature at the installation location may be 0 - 50°C at a relative humidity of <
75% (without condensation). Aggressive gases and vapors can destroy the device.
- 16 -
5. Commissioning
Before commissioning the product, the following must be observed:
The required tests according to the standards and regulations mentioned under
point 2 "Safety" must be carried out and documented after completion of the electric
heating system or equipment.
- 17 -
5.1. Connection diagram for the control of heating mantles
1 Heating mantle
2 Laboratory regulator
3 RCD adapter
5.2. Adaption
The product is delivered pre-configured with the basic settings described in the
operating manual. The operator must adapt the product to the controlled system of
the plant in which it is used. In particular, the maximum setpoint value must be
defined during commissioning.
- 18 -
5.3. Setting
According to the following product operation, first set the control setpoint
temperature.
Then adjust the appropriate type of sensor to the sensor used. (see 6.2.1)
Due to the PID behavior of the controller, the ACTUAL temperature usually oscillates
well above the adjusted SET temperature during the first heat-up. By activating self-
optimization in the controller, the control behavior can be optimized and thus the
overshooting of the ACTUAL temperature at the beginning can be avoided. (see
6.1.2)
- 19 -
6. Operation, configuration and parameter setting
6.1. Operation
6.1.1. Display and operating elements
- 20 -
6.1.3. Ramp function / firing curve
- 21 -
Level locking (all levels are free at the factory):
- 22 -
6.2. Configuration (ConF)
Note!
Analogue sector:
For some parameters at the configuration level, the user can select from a range of
analog values. The following list shows all available signals.
- 23 -
6.2.1. Analog input
- 24 -
6.2.2. Controller
The controller receives the actual value from the analogue input.
- 25 -
6.2.3. Ramp function / firing curve
The device can be operated as a fixed value controller with or without the ramp
function. A firing curve is also supported.
- 26 -
6.2.4. Limit value monitoring
The device has two functions for limit value monitoring (Li1, Li2) each with 8 different
alarm functions (AF1 to AF8). Both output signals are available for the binary
functions.
- 27 -
- 28 -
6.2.5. Timer
The timer issues an output signal which is available for the binary functions. Time-
limited control or a time dependent target value switching can therefore be realised.
- 29 -
6.2.6. Outputs
The configuration of the controller outputs is divided into binary outputs (OutL) and
analog outputs (OutA). The switching states of the binary outputs 1 to 3 (5) are
represented by the LEDs K1 to K3 (K5) (LED lights up = output active).
Binary outputs:
The instrument has one relay output (make contact, output 1) as standard and can
optionally be equipped with two (four) additional binary outputs (relay or logic
output; outputs 2 to 5).
- 30 -
Analogue output:
The device can be optionally equipped with an analogue output (output 2).
- 31 -
6.2.7. Binary function
Different functions can be triggered with the binary signals from the binary inputs,
limit monitoring and timer.
The binary functions for starting and stopping react to the rising edge of the
triggering signal. All other binary functions are status-controlled and high-active.
- 32 -
6.2.8. Display and operation
Both displays and the function key can be individually adapted to the respective
requirements.
- 33 -
6.3. Parameterization (PArA)
- 34 -
7. Maintenance and repair
Repairs may only be carried out at the manufacturer's factory!
Exchange of the internal fuses for the electronics module and the shockproof socket:
If the controller module has no function, the fuse for the controller unit may be
defective.
The fuse holder for the controller unit is located on the rear of the controller. The
caps for the power fuses are located in the safety socket, which can be opened with
a screwdriver.
Replace the fuse with new fuses of the same value (controller module 1x 20 x 5 mm,
1 A fast acting; shock-proof socket 2x 20 x 5 mm, 10 A slow-blow).
A stand clamp is located on the back of the controller to clamp support rods up to Ø
12 mm or to attach the controller to a stand.
This support clamp cannot be removed, as it also serves as a support for the
internal structure of the controller.
- 35 -
8. Decommissioning and disposal
- 36 -