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The “MS 30” electronic controller cab be used in various ways and must be correctly programmed (configured) as a
function of the use that is to be made of it. Use and configuration will depend on the number of electric preheaters on
the burner.

N.B.

When supplied to us by the manufacturer ASCON, the new controller has not been configured (con-

figuration 9999) and is therefore not able to perform the function required. Likewise, when the controller is
ordered from us as a “replacement” or “spare”, it is not capable of performing the function in question.
The “MS 30” electronic regulator uses two output circuits, Y1 and Y2.
Circuit Y1 controls 1 or 2 preheaters using proportional, integral, derivative (PID) regulation.
Circuit Y2 controls 1 or 2 preheaters with ON – OFF regulation.

Using the “MS 30” regulator with just one electric preheater

The regulator uses contact Y1 (proportional, integral, derivative regulation known as PID regulation) as a regulation
thermostat to control the preheater elements, while contact Y2 (ON-OFF regulation) is used as a minimum thermo-
stat.

Configuration for one electric preheater

C = 1

D = 0

E = 4

F = 5

Indicative parameters
SP

= 130.0 °C

t.d.

= 0.8 minutes

S.P.L.1 = 100 °C

SP.2

= 110.0 °C

t.c.

= 10 seconds

S.P.L.h. = 250 °C

P.b.

= 6 %

= 100%

SLOP = 0

t.i.

= 4 minutes

Hy.2

= 1%

To all intents and purposes, this configuration is suitable for most users, but we cannot exclude the possibility
of changes being necessary in certain cases.

Using the “MS 30” regulator with two or more electric preheaters

It should be noted that the two or more preheaters constitute two or more resistor arrays.
One array is controlled by circuit Y1 of the controller (PID control = Proportional, Integral, Derivative). The other
array is controlled by circuit Y2 of the controller (ON - OFF control).The two or more preheaters are hydraulically
connected in series. The preheater that the fuel first enters must be controlled by circuit Y2 (ON - OFF control,
approximately 110 °C). The fuel leaves the first preheater heated to 110 °C and enters the second that is control-
led by circuit Y1 (PID control, approximately 130 °C). In the second preheater, the temperature of the fuel is in-
creased to 130 °C.

Configuration for two or more electric preheaters

C = 1

D = 0

E = 4

F = 6

Indicative parameters
SP

= 130.0 °C

t.d.

= 0.8 minutes

S.P.L.1 = 100 °C

SP.2

= 110.0 °C

t.c.

= 10 seconds

S.P.L.h. = 250 °C

P.b.

= 6 %

= 100%

SLOP = 0

t.i.

= 4 minutes

Hy.2

= 1%

To all intents and purposes, this configuration is suitable for most users, but we cannot exclude the possibility
of changes being necessary in certain cases.

Should the writing 9999 appear on the controller display when turning on the burner switchboard (power
up),

it means that the controller has not been configured and is therefore not capable of performing the required

function. It will have to configured as described hereafter.

Should the value corresponding to the approximate current ambient temperature appear at the top of the
Controller display when turning on the burner switchboard (power up), value read by probe PT 100 inserted in
the preheater, it means that we have already configured the controller with the values set out in the table above.
In this case the controller is capable of performing the required function.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASCON ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE

CONTROLLER Model MS 30/099 FOR HEAVY OIL IN BURNER

PREHEATER(S)