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- The document provides an agenda for MAXVU technical support training, covering an overview of MAXVU, control recap, modes and configuration. - MAXVU has universal inputs, relay and SSR outputs, RS485 option, and 1/16 DIN size. It supports thermocouples, RTDs, and linear inputs but not all thermocouple and RTD types. - The training covers MAXVU modes including user mode, setup mode, and advanced configuration mode accessed via passwords. Configuration software allows programming via PC.
Maxvu tech support lvl presentation na
- 2. Agenda • MAXVU Quick Overview • Control Recap • ON/OFF • PID Recap • Focus on MaxVU • Modes – User, Setup and Advanced Configuration • Sub-menus within Advanced Configuration • Training • Configurator Software
- 4. Product Code • Mains or low power • Universal input • Not modular • Relay output • SSR driver output • RS485 option • No Linear output • No Re-transmit • 1/16 DIN size • 1/8 DIN vertical size
- 5. •Thermocouple • B, C, J, K, L, N, R, S, T • But not D and E types •RTD (Resistance Temperature Device) • PT100 only •DC Linear • V • mV • mA •No Remote Set-point option Inputs Overview
- 6. 2 output types: • Single Relays (SPST) • SSR Driver outputs • No DC Linear • No Dual Relays • No access to Normally Closed contact of relays • No SSR driver in output 3 1 Comms if fitted 6 Output 3: Output 2: Output 1: A B C 2 3 4 5 N ~ - L ~ + + - B1 C6 3 outputs Outputs Overview
- 7. • Used for configuration software and firmware upgrade. Dedicated Configuration Port A Dedicated Configuration Socket is found on bottom of all MaxVU instruments A configuration socket to USB adaptor can be obtained from your supplier to use the MaxVU with a PC. Warning: NEVER DIRECTLY CONNECT THIS SOCKET TO A USB PORT.
- 10. Thermostat Output switching Room temperature measurement 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 Switches on when under temperature Switches off when over temperature Typically +/- 2˚c or 3˚c Basic Temperature Control
- 11. Input Sensor Controller Heater Control Device Control Loop Closed-loop control: Component parts
- 12. • LOAD - unit to be heated, or cooled • HEATER - electrical or gas • COOLER - electrical or gas • INPUT - thermocouple, PT100, dc linear • CONTROLLER - decision making unit • OUTPUTS - solid-state relay (SSR) driver - electro-mechanical relay Closed-loop control: Terminology
- 13. PV Differential Set-Point Output turns on below differential band Time Output turns off above differential band A common home thermostat operates with this type of control Like West the Differential sets the allowable deviation above and below the setpoint ON/OFF Control On – full power (100%) / Off – no power (0%)
- 14. Set-point 100% power 0% power PV Time *Offset Proportional band * In order to remove the offset above you need to bias the manual reset. Proportional Only Control
- 15. PV Proportional bandSet-point 100% power 0% power Time Conventional P.I.D. Control Within the proportional band the power output is varied by the controller
- 16. On/Off Cycle time 10 seconds Time onon off off 50% power on on onoff on on onoff off 75% power off Cycle time 5 seconds 50% power On Off on off Time Proportioning Power and Cycle Time
- 17. Set-point 0% power PV Time on Cycle time e.g. 10 seconds 100% power onon on off off Eg. 65% power off Proportional band Cycle-Time and Proportional Band
- 18. Corrects proportional control offset error •Too short - overshoots and oscillates •Too long - slow warm-up and response Too short Too long Integral Time (seconds)
- 19. Suppresses overshoots & effects the response time to disturbances •Too short - slow warm-up/response •Too short - under corrects •Too long - oscillates and over corrects Too short Too long Derivative Time (seconds)
- 21. MAXVU Language • Heat instead of Primary (or SP1) • Heat Proportional Band • Heat Power Limit • Cool instead of Secondary (or SP2) • Cool Proportional Band • Cool Power Limit • Pre-Tune • Tune at Setpoint No control direction parameter needs to be set - Heat, or Cool, or Both available
- 22. MAXVU Simplified Operation – Setup Mode • Appears on first power up, or when reset to factory defaults & then power cycled • Most applications need only a few settings • Quick set-up • Short set-up mode reduces stepping through unused settings • Scaling only visible when using linear input Setup Mode Setup Mode lock code Input Type Input Units Process Display Resolution Scale Upper Limit (linear input only) Scale Lower Limit (linear input only) Output 1 Usage Output 2 Usage Output 3 Usage Alarm 1 Adjust Alarm 2 Adjust Set-point Adjust Automatic Tuning Start/Stop Note: Alarm Type is not visible
- 23. 18mm 18mm10.2mm Unique design maximizes display area. LED displays have better viewing angle than LCDs and clearer in sunlight. MAXVU High Visibility
- 24. Format 1/16 DIN 1/8 DIN Input Most thermocouples, PT100 2 or 3 wire, various linear ranges but no digital inputs Outputs 3 outputs - SSR or Relay Communications RS485 option and all units have a built-in configuration port Depth 67mm Display 4 digit, 18mm upper, 10.2mm lower 4 digit, 18mm upper and lower Fascia & keypad Membrane with 3 keys Indicators Output status Output status Programming Front keys or via software tool MAXVU Specifications Overview
- 25. Auto-tune Type Pre-tune Tune at Setpoint Product Overview – Features Alarms (Alarm 1 and Alarm 2) Types Process High / Low Deviation High / Low Band Loop Alarm Alarm Outputs Latching Non-Latching Latched Alarm Reset via front key via communications Calibration Type Single point 2 point input calibration Reset to Defaults Returns the instrument to factory default settings
- 26. Input Thermocouple: B, C, J, K, L, N, R, S, T RTD: PT100 (2 or 3 wire), for 2 wire – A2 & B2 are shorted. Linear ranges: 0 to 20mA, 4 to 20mA, 0 to 50mV, 10 to 50mV, 0 to 5V, 1 to 5V, 0 to 10V and 2 to 10V Accuracy +/- 0.25% of full range +/- 1 LSD (P series is +/-0.1%) Sampling rate 250ms Sensor break Thermocouple, PT100, 4 to 20mA, 1 to 5V and 2 to 10V ranges Outputs Relay 2A @ 250V, >150,000 operations, resistive load SSR >10V at 20mA Communications RS485 at 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 or 38400 bits per second. Modbus RTU Ambient temp 0 to 55°C IP rating IP65 when correctly panel mounted (Other CALs and P series are IP66) Supply Voltage 100 to 240V ac +/- 10%, 50 / 60Hz or 24V ac/dc +10 / -15% not 48V Standards CE and UL Programming Front keys or software programming tool Warranty 3 years Product Overview - Specifications
- 28. MaxVU Navigation Press u or d to navigate between parameters or modes To select and edit a parameter press r The parameter name in the lower display now flashes, ready for editing Press u or d to change the parameter value in upper display Important: Press r within 60 seconds to save the change.
- 29. MaxVU Mode Structure There are 3 main modes (or menus) on the device – 1. User Mode 2. Setup Mode 3. Advanced Configuration Mode User Mode - the live screen used for normal operation The process variable is always be seen in this mode Setup Mode – allows access to the most important parameters Advanced Configuration Mode - Adu gives access to all parameters via sub-menus
- 30. MaxVU Mode Access Hold r and press u for Setup Mode Hold r and press d for Advanced Configuration Mode Separate lock codes for Setup Mode and Advanced Configuration Mode S.Loc Setup Mode – default10 A.Loc Advanced Configuration Mode – default 20 Hold r and press u to exit Tip: Hold d button while powering up for a read-only view of lock codes.
- 31. MaxVU Mode Access Example For example to enter Setup Mode 1. Hold r 2. Press u for Setup Mode 3. Press u until the top display shows 10 4. Now press r You are now in the Setup Mode 1. Press hold r 2. and press u to exit 1 2
- 32. MaxVU – Returning to User Mode The User Mode is the normal operating mode. Hold r and press u From a sub-menu in Advanced Configuration Mode do this twice: • Once to return to Advanced Configuration Mode (Adu) • Hold r and press u to exit Adu You will return to the normal User Mode with the PV displayed 1 2
- 34. Set up the following: Input type = PT100 Units = °F Display Units = 000.0 (1 decimal point) Output 1 = Heat Output 2 = Cool Output 3 = Alarm 1 or 2 Alarm 1 = 300.0°F Alarm 2 = 100.0°F Set-point = 250.0°F MAXVU Group Exercise 1: Setup Mode
- 35. MAXVU Advanced Configuration Mode from the User Mode Press r and d - Enter lock code, A.Loc 20 Advanced Configuration Mode •Gives access to all parameters •Adu always displayed on lower display while in Advanced Configuration Mode •Broken into Sub-menus
- 36. User Sub-menu
- 37. Input Sub-menu
- 39. Output Sub-menu No Read-Only view of power output (this can be read via MODBUS)
- 40. Control Sub-menu
- 41. Single ramp-dwell with timer Setpoint and Timer Sub-menu Timer functions for applications with basic profile control requirements
- 42. Alarm Sub-menu
- 43. Comms, Display, Operator & Info Sub-menus Then cycle power
- 44. Input setup RTD PT100 Input scaled 0 to 200°F, with no decimal places Alarm setup Alarm 1 as Deviation High, 80°F, with a hysteresis of 2°F Output setup Output 2 to Alarm 1 Latching Ensure controller output is enabled MAXVU Group Exercise 2: Advanced Configuration Mode
- 45. Pre-Tune Pre-Tune will not engage when: • On-Off control • Controller is set to Manual • Setpoint ramping • PV less than 5% of the input span from the Setpoint Note: Same as West however unlike the P series there is no Pre-tune on power up setting on MaxVU Control Power Pre-Tune engaged here +100% Power (HEAT output) Initial PV PV SP – Initial PV Setpoint (SP) -100% Power (Cool output)
- 46. Tune at Set-point The Tune at Setpoint will not engage if: • On-Off control • Controller is set to Manual • Setpoint ramping Used when setpoint is around ambient temperature Functions the same as PMA products
- 47. MAXVU Simplified Operation – Basic Setpoint Control Basic Setpoint Control - only setpoint or manual power shown Basic Setpoint Control Disabled - configurable
- 48. Change each of the visibility parameters in the Operator sub-menu to be SH(J: Return to User Mode Scroll through the parameters on display What do you see? Now enable Basic Mode Return to User Mode Scroll through the parameters on display What do you see? MAXVU Group Exercise 3 – Basic Setpoint Control
- 49. Warnings and Error Messages
- 50. MaxVU Configurator: MaxVU’s Programming and Configuration Tool • PC setup via configuration port or RS485 communications • Firmware upgrade via config port only • Simple to use tabbed menu structure • Setup wizard for fast and simple configuration • Help tips and help panel includes error prompts in red
- 51. Configurator Software Main Menus • Blue icons: Save, Open and Print the Configuration • Red icons: change configuration and wizard • Green icons: Read and Write configuration from/to the device • Yellow icon: languages, comms settings and firmware update • You can use the configurator without a device connected (offline) or with a device connected (online) • Copy same configuration to multiple MaxVU units Configurator Main menus:
- 52. Select / Read Unit Read from Device “Online” mode
- 53. Set up using the configuration tabs Select the parameter category Change parameter setting by directly entering value or drop down – similar to blue control
- 54. Set up Wizard Select parameter setting from simplified tables Help screen shown on right hand side of window
- 55. Use the configuration software to set up MAXVU as below: Input type = PT100 RTD, scaled 0 to 600 Units = Fahrenheit, 1 decimal place. Output 1 is Heat Output 2 is Cool Output 3 is Alarms 1 or 2 Alarm 1 = Band alarm 450.0°F (hysteresis of 5) Alarm 2 = Process low alarm 300.0°F (hysteresis of 1) Set-point = 470.0°F MAXVU Group Exercise 4 – PC Configurator Software
- 56. MaxVU Extra Exercises (if required)
- 57. Check the present set-point value Adjust the set-point to +100 Use the front panel to factory default the MaxVU Now check the set-point value What happens if you power cycle after factory default? MAXVU Group Exercise 5 – Factory Default
- 58. Power down the MaxVU Power up MaxVU with u pressed for 10 seconds What happens? MAXVU Group Exercise 6 – Hidden Lockcode Menu
- 59. MaxVU Technical Support Training - End