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COMPETENCE IN MEASUREMENT SPECIALIZED TWO CHANNEL CONTROLLER FOR ELECTRIC OVENS MS8111-3F USER MANUAL PLOVDIV 2017 Document revision 2017-03-10 1

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COMPETENCE IN

MEASUREMENT

SPECIALIZED TWO CHANNEL CONTROLLER FOR ELECTRIC OVENS

MS8111-3F

USER MANUAL

PLOVDIV 2017

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CONTENTS

I. DESIGNATION 2

II. ORDER CODE 3

III. TECHNICAL DATA 4

IV. OPERATION 5

V. FRONT AND BACK PANEL. DISPLAY AND KEYBOARD 7

VI.CONNECTING TEMPERATURE SENSORS

1. Connecting resistive sensors (pt100) 2. Connecting thermocouples

78

VII. CONNECTING THE REGULATOR’S OUTPUTS 8

VIII. CONFIGURING THE SETPOINTS 8

IX. SYSTEM PARAMETERS 9

X. USER SETTING OF CHANNEL 1 AND 2 OFFSET 10

XI. ANTI-INTERFERENCE MEASURES 10

XII. HIDDEN SYSTEM PARAMETERS 11

Advantages:

Regulates the temperature by two groups of three heaters Programmable timer for triggering signalizationEnergy-saving managementDisplay: 2x4 digits LED

MS8111-3F finds use in electric modules, floor furnaces designed for bakingbread and sweets

I. DESIGNATION

The Microprocessor Two Channel Thermal Controller MS8111-3F is designed forsimultaneous control of two temperature channels using proportional regulation. Each channelhas three outputs for control of the consumers (heating elements), powered by separate phasesof the grid, such as each output has a parameter "power factor". This allows via the controllerto adjust the power of the three-zone (front, middle, rear) of the upper and lower batch heatingelements of the baking chamber.

With the possibility to create zones with different temperature in the volume of thefurnace, depending on the construction characteristics and the requirements of thetechnological process, a homogeneous temperature field and even roasting of the product isachieved.

A timer is built into the controller, which after the start and end of the set-up time,activates a relay output which triggers an appropriate signalization, indicating the process'end.

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II. ORDER CODE

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MS8111PWM3F - x.x.x.x

Input for Channel 1 and 2

Code М11М

- Box IP54,96x48x125-horizontal panel - Box IP54,96x48x125-vertical panel

Code N S

- Alarm- Timer

КодAX - Opto-isolators with TRIAC 1A / 400VAY - OC NPN изол.U =50V, I =0,5ACEmax Cmax

MS8111PWM3F - M1.8x.AX.SПример:

Код 8x 8y 8z

- TC - type J (0 600)°C- - Pt100 -

÷TC - type K (0 1200)°C

(0 400)°C- TC - type J (0 400)°C

÷÷

÷8w

Housing - BoxInput for Channel 1 and 2 - Discrete Outputs Discrete Output К7 - Function - Timer

IP54,96x48x125-horizontal panelTC - type J (0 600)°C

1A / 400V÷

К1 К6 - Opto-isolators with TRIAC÷

For full use of the controller's capabilities of creating an even temperature in the volume of the furnace by selecting the parameter

"Power factor" for the corresponding heating element depending on the construction

characteristics of your furnace, consult with the specialists of "MICROSYST" Ltd.

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III. TECHNICAL DATA

InputsDigital inputs 1

Start/Stop timer Active level 0 V

Analog inputsThermoresistor Pt 100 EN 60751Thermocouple J, K, EN 60584Measurement accuracy + 0.15% of the range Изходи

Discrete

K1-1F1-NPN OC for TTL for Opto-isolator with a TRIAC outputK2-1F2-NPN OC for TTL for Opto-isolator with a TRIAC outputK3-1F3-NPN OC for TTL for Opto-isolator with a TRIAC outputК4-2F1-NPN OC for TTL for Opto-isolator with a TRIAC outputК5-2F2-NPN OC for TTL for Opto-isolator with a TRIAC outputК6-2F3-NPN OC for TTL for Opto-isolator with a TRIAC outputК7- Function – relay 250V/5А

Function К7- Alarm- Timer

Indication and keyboardDisplay 2x4 digits LED 10 mmDisplay range 0 ... 9999 Display format XXXX X.XXX XX.XX XXX.X XXXXKeyboard Half-sensorPower supplySupply voltage ; frequency 230VАС / max 20mA; 50 HzWork conditionsWork temperature 0 … 50 °CWork relative humidity 0 … 80 % RHDimensionsOverall dimensions (WxHxL) 96 x 48 x 125 mm Installation Panel in hole 90 x 44 mmWeight max 400 gProtection class IP40StorageStorage temperature -10 … 70 °CStorage relative humidity 0 … 95 % RH

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IV. OPERATION

Basic parameters used in the device:• SP - setpoint• Zn – zone of proportionality (when positive – logic is in “heating” mode, when

negative – logic is in “cooling” mode)• PV - input parameter• AH - upper alarm limit• AL - lower alarm limit• F(I) - “power factor” for the two channels•

The principle of operation with "heating" mode logic is shown on figure 3 (below).

Фиг. 3Regulation law of a channel's output:

1. When input parameter is outside proportionality zone-

PV < SP – Zn

OUT ( I )=100.F ( I )128

, % (I=1,2,3)

2. When input parameter is outside proportionality zone-

SP – Zn < PV < SP

OUT (I )=100.F ( I )128

.SP−PV

Zn, % (I=1,2,3)

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OUTPUT

t

PV

T °C

SP

OUT%

SP-Zn SP

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MS8111PWM3F can function in “cooling” mode, i.e. to control a cooling system. Inthat case, parameters Zn1 and/or Zn2 need to have a negative value (figure 4).

Фиг. 4The alarm output is common for the two channels and triggers independently of

which channel is in an alarm state, while on the respective channel’s display “ALL” and themeasured value alternate.

The timer is started via an external start/stop input. After it starts, its outputturns on for 1 second, after which it stops. The set time starts counting down, while on thefront panel the ALL LED starts blinking. After the time elapses, the timer output and ALLLED turn on permanently. This state lasts until externally stopped via start/stop button. Then,the output turns off and the timer awaits a new start – figure 3.

• The timer can be stopped while still counting down.

Фиг. 5

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T °C

OUT %

SP - (-Zn)SP

Start StartStop Stop

Timer

-t- t < -t-

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V. FRONT AND BACK PANEL, DISPLAY AND KEYBOARD

VI. CONNECTING TEMPERATURE SENSORSFor the sake of good functioning, it's important that the probes are located on a suitable

place in the environment, in which the temperature regulation will take place. When installingthem in an aperture, it is better to use a sealant, improving heat-transfer.

1. Connecting resistive sensors (Pt100 или др.)

The sensors can be connected through a two-wire line. Connecting two-wire sensors isdone like shown on figure 6 – between terminals 2 and 3 for channel 1, and terminals 4 and 5for channel 2.

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Multyfunctional process controller

set

MS8111

1 65432

CH1

ST

AR

T

GN

D

NC N L

CH2

G ACH1F1

G ACH1F2

G ACH1F3

G ACH2F1

G ACH2F2

G ACH2F3

Timer

GN

D

+1

2VN

C

NC

NC

NC

Allarm

CH1

STA

RT

GN

D

NC N L

CH2CH1 CH2

Timer

GN

D

+1

2VN

C

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

NC

F1 F2 F3 F1 F2 F3

Allarm

Open Collector Outputs

Opto-Isolator Outputs

Figure 6

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2. Connecting thermocoples

When connecting a sensor - type thermocouple, care must be taken about the polarity ofthe sensor. If polarity is inverthed, the device's readings will be incorrect.

When working with thermocouples, it is necessary to use a compensation cable,corresponding to the type of thermocouple used (Figure 7).

Figure 7

VII. CONNECTING THE REGULATOR’S OUTPUTSConnecting a controller output, depending on the one selected in the request code way to

execute the corresponding digital output, to the load (operating circuit of the correspondingswitch) according to the schematics shown on figure 8.

Figure 8

VIII. CONFIGURING THE SETPOINTSThe mode is accessed by pressing and holding the SET button for more than 5 seconds.

While pressed, the display shows the values of the setpoints. If released too soon, access to configuration is not granted.

When in configuration mode, the lower displays the parameter’s name, while the upper - its value. Editing is done with buttons, while switching to the next parameter is done with [SET].

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Thermocouple

1 62 3 4 5

U

Uвътр.11-14V

+ -

NPN OC 0,5A/50V

- - - - -

Opto-Isolators with a TRIAC Output1A/400V

U U U U U U

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

+ -

~uLN

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Parameters: Name Description Values

SP 1 Channel 1 Set point Within the range of change of the input parameter

SP 2 Channel 2 Set point Within the range of change of the input parameter- t - Timer Set time 0 999

With a short press of the SET button, the timer’s state is shown – in static mode – the settime, while when the timer is started – the remaining time.

IX. SYSTEM PARAMETERSSystem parameters mode is accessed by pressing buttons simultaneously for

more than 5 seconds.In it, on the lower display the parameter’s name is shown. With the desired

parameter is selected, while with [SET], its value is displayed. Changing the values is done with , and selecting the next parameter is done by pressing [SET] again.

Name Description Valuest 1

Channel 1 Period (1 255) х 0,5 секунди

Zn1 Channel 1 Proportionality zone Within the range of change of the input parameter1F1 Channel 1

Power factor of phase 1(0 x 1/128

0 – phase is constantly turned off128 – phase is turned on 100 %

1F2 Channel 1 Power factor of phase 2

(0 x 1/1280 – phase is constantly turned off128 – phase is turned on 100 %

1F3 Channel 1 Power factor of phase 3

(0 x 1/1280 – phase is constantly turned off128 – phase is turned on 100 %

t 2Channel 2 Period (1 255) х 0,5 seconds

Zn2 Channel 2 Proportionality zone Within the range of change of the input parameter2F1 Channel 2

Power factor of phase 1(0 x 1/128

0 – phase is constantly turned off128 – phase is turned on 100 %

2F2 Channel 2 Power factor of phase 2

(0 x 1/1280 – phase is constantly turned off128 – phase is turned on 100 %

2F3 Channel 2 Power factor of phase 3

(0 x 1/1280 – phase is constantly turned off128 – phase is turned on 100 %

AL1 Channel 1 low level alarm Within the range of change of the input parameterAH1 Channel 1 high level alarm Within the range of change of the input parameterAL2 Channel 2 low level alarm Within the range of change of the input parameterAH2 Channel 2 high level alarm Within the range of change of the input parameterEnd Exit system parameters mode When selected with [SET]

Changes in parameters should to be made with extreme caution, due to potentialincorrect function of the device.

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X. CONSUMER SETTING OF THE OFFSET OF CHANNEL 1 AND 2

Done only by a service specialist!An incorrect setting can make the device unusable!

In this mode, users can freely enter a programmable value, which will always be added tothe measurement ("offset"). This is used when there's a discrepancy between the valuedisplayed by the device and measured with another reference instrument.

To authorize the user offset of the readings of both channels, it is necessary to power on thedevice while the button is pressed .

In this case, values are added (subtracted when with minus sign) to channel readings. Assigning each separate offset is done the way, as is setting the setpoint SP of each channel

in normal work mode.

Caution – the device does not display previously made changes!Offset mode is available only until the next shut down.

XI. ANTI-INTERFERENCE MEASURES

1. Recommendations for use of connecting wires

- Wires that carry similar type of signals can be packed together, but if the signals aredifferent, the wires must be separated to prevent electromagnetic interaction.

- When there have to be crossed wires with different signal types this must be done at anangle of 90 degrees and a long distance.

- Wires, which carry weak signals and wires connecting the sensors to the controller mustnot be near contactors, motors, generators, radios and wires, which carry large currents.

2. Noise suppression using the built-in in the controller filter

- If the input parameter fluctuates and is not stable it is necessary to reduce the filtercoefficient Fr 1/2. As lower the value, the heavier the filter and slowly change the inputparameter. - If the process variable on the display jumps periodically for short intervals, it is necessaryto increase the parameter tJ 1/2. When increasing this parameter, the device reacts slower atan unexpected “jump’’ in the input, but ignores the short-term interference.

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XII. HIDDEN SYSTEM PARAMETERS

Done only by a service specialist!An incorrect setting can make the device unusable!

To access hidden system parameters, it’s needed to feed the power supply while holding and pressing the UP button. In this case, in the list of system parameters, after End, the following ones appear:

Hidden system parameters are “visible’’ only until the next shut down.

Име Описание СтойностиFr 1 Filter coefficient for

Channel 10 - 128 units

A lower value corresponds to a “heavier” filter ofthe input variable

tJ 1 Waiting time before a filterjump for Channel 1

0 - 128 seconds

JP 1 When the input variablechange < JP1, the filtertakes effect. When theinput variable change >

JP1, the filter “jumps over”JP1 and the filter does not

take effect

0 .. 255 units

Fr 2 Filter coefficient forChannel 2

0 - 128 units

A lower value corresponds to a “heavier” filter ofthe input variable

tJ 2 Waiting time before a filterjump for Channel 2

0 - 128 seconds

JP 2 When the input variablechange < JP2, the filtertakes effect. When theinput variable change >

JP2, the filter “jumps over”JP1 and the filter does not

take effect

0 .. 255 units

* SYS Timer mode 0 – minutes1 – seconds

rs__ Initialize communicationthrough serial channel

Do not press SET

*SYS – the parameter, in the version of the software from 2014 to 10.03.2017, was not available. During that period, the timer worked only in minutes!

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WARRANTY CARD

Warranty Card № : .................................................

Warranty term : ................................................. months

Factory number : .................................................

The article is bought by : ..................................................................

With Invoice № : ............................../...... ....... 20........ y

WARRANTY CONDITIONS

The guarantee consists of free repair of any manufacturing defects that may occur duringthe warranty period. The repair can be done when this warranty card and the invoice,with which the device is bought, are presented in the repair base. The warranty does notcover failure, caused by bad transport, bad storage, incorrect usage, nature elements, nonobservance of the instruction for operation, and the cases, in which there is an attempt forrepair by other people. In these cases the defect can be repaired only for payment.

The service during the warranty term and settling of the reclamations will be done in accordance with the relevant Union and national legislation in force.

REPAIRS MADE IN THE SERVICE BASE

ServiceDate ofentering

Ordernumber

Type of repair madeDelivery

dateRepair

made by

Seller:................... Customer:.................

Bulgaria, 4000 - Plovdiv, 4 “Murgash” Str. Tel. (+359 32) 642 519, 640 446 Fax: (+359 32) 640 446

www . microsyst .net E-mail: [email protected]

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