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<strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong><br />

How to configure the analog controller<br />

(with option 483 only)<br />

Select the menu item “Output 2 / Controller” with<br />

in the Parameter Setting menu and confirm<br />

with .<br />

Move to “Controller” with and confirm with<br />

.<br />

To open the “Controller” submenu, press or<br />

.<br />

Select controller type A, B or C with and <br />

and confirm with .<br />

To select the control parameters, open the submenu<br />

“Control Parameters” with or <br />

and confirm with .<br />

The information text shows the selected controller<br />

type and the controller output range.<br />

20 mA<br />

Output<br />

2<br />

Controller output Y [%]<br />

100<br />

50<br />

0<br />

Type A: 3-Way Mixing Valve<br />

For the 3-way mixing valve, the analog controller<br />

output operates in the manipulated variable range<br />

–100 % to +100 % *) . A controller output Y = 0 %<br />

corresponds to a current of 10 or 12 mA.<br />

*) Controller output range corresponds to<br />

0(4) – 20 mA<br />

–50<br />

0(4) mA<br />

–100<br />

0<br />

50<br />

100<br />

Controlled variable X W [mS/cm]<br />

The parameters of the controlled variable which<br />

controls the controller are set with and .<br />

Press and to choose between the control<br />

parameters. Enter each of the control parameters<br />

with the scrolling keys and the cursor keys (see<br />

also Pg. 2–5) and confirm the entries with .<br />

Enter beginning of control, corner X, corner Y and<br />

reset time for the left control range (: Controlled<br />

variable < setpoint).<br />

9–38 Capabilities

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