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5.12 

Controller Display Messages 

 

Display 

Description 

Action Required 

…. 

Standby mode 

Normal —  Indicates that the Circuit Breaker/Power Switch is ON 
and the Controller Power Switch is OFF 

tx.xx 

Power up self-test 

Normal — Appears momentarily at startup 

oCx.x 

Calibration offset value 

Normal — Current calibration offset value; refer to section 6.1 

Hxxx 

Software High Limit value 

Normal — Current Software High Limit value; refer to section 5.6 

Axxx 

Auto-Refrigeration set point value 

Normal — Current Auto-Refrigeration set point; refer to section 
5.10 (Appears only on Refrigerating/Heating Circulators) 

E-H1 

Software High Limit set point too low 

Error — The value entered is below the control temperature set 
point.  Refer to Setting Software High Limit, section 5.6 

FLt 1 

Software High Limit value exceeded 

Error — Set a Software High Limit value higher, then turn main 
power to the unit OFF and back ON; refer to section 5.6 

FLt 2 

EEPROM reset 

Error — Turn Circuit Breaker/Power Switch OFF, hold P3 Button, 
and then turn the Circuit Breaker/Power Switch back ON 

FLt 3 

Safety Set temperature exceeded 

Error —  Check fluid level 
Check fluid temperature and set point 
Ensure that OTP set point is higher than fluid set point or 
increase to maximum 
Turn Circuit Breaker/Power Switch OFF, press Safety Set Reset 
Button, and then turn the Circuit Breaker/Power Switch back ON  

FLt 4 

Heating Triac failure 

Error — Service required 

FLt 5 

Probe failure 

Error — Service required 

FLt 6 

i2c error — Communication failure to 
modulation board 

Error — Service required (Appears only on Refrigerating/Heating 
Circulators) 

 
Section 6 - Calibration and Maintenance  

6.1. 

Calibration 

Calibration allows the user to match the Controller’s bath temperature display to an external 

reference thermometer. Calibration is performed as follows: 

Set the desired operating fluid temperature set point and allow temperature to stabilize. 

Press the P2 and P3 simultaneously and release and repeat until the display reads (oCx.x). Press 

P1 and hold until (Cal) is displayed. This will take about 2 seconds. 

At one second intervals, the displayed value will alternate between the actual bath fluid temperature 

and the current offset value, which is the difference between the factory calibration setting and the 
user’s reference temperature sensor. The maximum offset is 

±

0.9

°

C from factory calibration. 

To change the calibration offset value, rotate the Select/Set Knob until the display matches the 

reading on the reference temperature sensor. The display will continue to alternate between the 

offset value and the calibrated display temperature. 

Press the Select/Set Knob or the P1 Button to accept the entered value. When the new calibration is 

stored and the mode is exited, (dONE) will appear on the display.  

NOTE: The displayed offset value will also be accepted if there no activity for 20 seconds. 

6.2 

Heater 

The heater should be kept clean. If deposits build up on the heater, they may be removed by 

scrubbing with a non-metallic (plastic) abrasive pad. Do not use steel wool. 

Summary of Contents for Standard Controller

Page 1: ...Operators Manual Standard Controller Models Pages 1 22 Manuel de l utilisateur Mod les du Contr leur Standard Pages 21 37 Bedienungsanleitung Ger te mit Standardregelung Seiten 38 54 110 227 1 8 08...

Page 2: ...D 1150S 1157P 1196D 1190S 1197P 1186D 1180S 1187P 1136D 1130S 1137P 1136 1D 1130 1S 1137 1P 1136 2D 1130 2S 1137 2P 12110 00 12110 05 12112 01 12112 06 12112 11 12112 16 12112 12 12112 26 12100 10 121...

Page 3: ...rces prudently and rationally Specific treatment of WEEE is indispensable in order to avoid the dispersion of pollutants into the recycled material or waste stream Such treatment is the most effective...

Page 4: ...130S 1137P 1136 1D 1130 1S 1137 1P 1136 2D 1130 2S 1137 2P 12110 00 12110 05 12112 01 12112 06 12112 11 12112 16 12112 12 12112 26 12100 10 12100 15 12100 20 12100 25 12108 00 12108 05 12108 20 12108...

Page 5: ...0S 1137P 1136 1D 1130 1S 1137 1P 1136 2D 1130 2S 1137 2P 12110 00 12110 05 12112 01 12112 06 12112 11 12112 16 12112 12 12112 26 12100 10 12100 15 12100 20 12100 25 12108 00 12108 05 12108 20 12108 25...

Page 6: ...tting the Safety Set Set Point 5 5 Selecting Temperature Units 5 6 Setting the Software High Limit 5 7 Setting the Set point Temperature 5 8 User Defined Preset Temperatures 5 9 Local Lockout Feature...

Page 7: ...is warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of a defective product and shall not in any event be liable for any incidental or consequential damages of any kind resulting from use or possession...

Page 8: ...ration at temperatures below 40 C However refrigeration should not be used when the fluid temperature is above 55 C Refrigeration should not be turned on when the ambient air temperature is above 32 C...

Page 9: ...h the unit are intended for applications from 40 C to 93 C For applications above 93 C brass stainless steel or Teflon fittings are recommended inch NPT to M16 stainless steel male adapter fittings ar...

Page 10: ...for a wide variety of applications Model Type Temperature Range Reservoir Capacity Amps 120V 60Hz Amps 240V 50Hz Heat Only Immersion Circulator Ambient 5 C to 150 C N A 11A 7 5A 3 3 Circulator Pump Th...

Page 11: ...ing over the rotating pump outlet nozzle and fasten it in place with a hose clamp Connect the other end of the tubing to the inlet of the external apparatus Be sure to run tubing from the outlet of th...

Page 12: ...eset Button 13 Pump Inlet 2 4 Safety Set Indicator Knob 14 Reservoir Purge 2 5 Cooling Light 1 15 Pump Outlet 2 6 Power ON OFF Button 16 AC Input 7 Heating Light 17 Circuit Breaker AC Power Switch 8 F...

Page 13: ...the Circulator on a level surface free from drafts and out of direct sunlight Do not place it where there are corrosive fumes excessive moisture high room temperatures or excessive dust is present Re...

Page 14: ...After filling the reservoir with fluid you must set the Safety Set and the Software High Limit as well as your desired control set point temperature 5 4 Setting the Safety Set Set Point The Safety Set...

Page 15: ...the problem is corrected bath temperature reduced or Software High Limit value increased press the Power button to clear the message 5 7 Setting the Set Point Temperature Press and release the Select...

Page 16: ...ons a set point 15 C above room temperature is recommended Cool Command Refrigeration Refrigerating Heating Circulators with 13 and 28 liter reservoirs feature the advanced Cool Command modulating ref...

Page 17: ...FLt 5 Probe failure Error Service required FLt 6 i2c error Communication failure to modulation board Error Service required Appears only on Refrigerating Heating Circulators Section 6 Calibration and...

Page 18: ...ing capacity the condenser the front and back air vents and reusable filter should be kept free of dust and dirt They should be checked on a scheduled basis and cleaned as required The reusable filter...

Page 19: ...o stabilize when changes in heat load or set point are made 7 6 No Cooling or Insufficient Cooling Check that the Cooling switch is ON If the cooling light is not lit check the control temperature set...

Page 20: ...RMAL EXTREME 25 C RANGE RANGE Distilled Water 1 00 10 90 C 2 100 C Ethylene Glycol 30 Water 70 90 0 95 C 15 107 C Ethylene Glycol 50 Water 50 82 20 100 C 30 100 C Dynalene HC 50 76 50 60 C 62 60 C DC2...

Page 21: ...s high temperature extreme 1 Heat loss from vapor adversely affects temperature stability 2 To prevent the accumulation of vapors inside the room the reservoir may need to be placed in a fume hood 3...

Page 22: ...Refrigerating Heating and Heating Only models 120V 525 525 Pump Motor Refrigerating Heating and Heating Only models 240V 525 526 Pump Motor Immersion Circulators 120V 525 527 Pump Motor Immersion Cir...

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