Fourth Menu Level - Settings Of The Temperature Controller - WIKA CTD4000 Manual De Instrucciones

7. Operating the calibrator
Function Meaning
CodE Access code for the functions in the fourth menu level (default = 3)
1. With the [▲] or [▼] buttons, input the password (default = 3).
2. Press the [F] and [▲] buttons at the same time.
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The fourth menu level will be accessed.
The access code in the fourth menu level, is changed via the serial interface in the parameter
"Cod2".
If the access code is lost, this can be read via register 20.
Tbl Clearing of the calibration table
In the display Clr will be shown.
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With the [E] button, delete the calibration points entered with the Pc function.

7.3.5 Fourth menu level - Settings of the temperature controller

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Via the third menu level and the "CodE" function, one can access the fourth menu level.
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With the [F] button, the menu functions can be scrolled through.
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By pressing the [F] and [▲] buttons at the same time or waiting for 20 seconds, you return to the main menu.
Function Meaning
tSET Set point of the temperature controller
1. With the [▲] or [▼] button, set the set point.
2. Confirm the entry with the [E] button.
Hy Hysteresis of the temperature controller
1. With the [▲] or [▼] button, set the hysteresis.
2. Confirm the entry with the [E] button.
Stby Initial delay time
If the value "OFF" is set in commissioning, the calibrator immediately calls up the last set point selected
prior to turning off. If the value "ON" is set in commissioning, the calibrator enters the waiting setting and
SP flashes. It is necessary to press any button in order to move it from the waiting position and to choose
the desired set point.
Cod1 Access code for the third menu level
(default = 2)
Cod1 can only be changed over the serial interface.
Cod2 Access code for the fourth menu level
(default = 3)
Cod2 can only be changed over the serial interface.
WIKA operating instructions, model CTD4000
The value has been preset by the manufacturer.
The value has been preset by the manufacturer.
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