AM-5200 Temperature Controller T-503 User Manual and Specifications

Technical Information

Warning! All materials of this product and its production, storage and transportation must comply with the requirements of the RoSH directive.

Functions:

  1. Accurately control water temperature by switching on/off the compressor and solenoid valve.
  2. Automatically regulate water temperature set-point according to ambient temperature changes.

Specifications:

Parameter Codes

The following parameters can be adjusted.

No.CodeParameterRangeDefaultRemark
1F0Temperature set-pointF9 ~ F8 / -20 ~ 4025.0Intelligent temperature control mode / Constant temperature control mode
2F1Temperature difference-15 ~ 5-2.0
3F2Cooling differential0.1 ~ 3.00.8Accuracy 0.1°C
4F3Control mode0 ~ 111: Intelligent temperature control mode; 0: Constant temperature control mode
5F4High water temperature alarm1 ~ 2010.0
6F5Low water temperature alarm1 ~ 2015.0
7F6High air temperature alarm40 ~ 5045.0
8F7Password00 ~ 998
9F8Maximum water temperature set-point(F9 + 1) ~ 4030.0
10F9Minimum water temperature set-point1 ~ (F8 - 1)20.0
11A0Heating differential0.1 ~ 3.02.0
12A1Power-on alarm delay0 ~ 305min
13A2Start delay10 ~ 9930s
14A3Status transition delay0 ~ 9920s
15A4Room temperature calibration-5.0 ~ 5.00.0
16A5Water temperature calibration-5.0 ~ 5.00.0
17A6System inertia coefficient2 ~ 308
18A7Compressor start protection0 ~ 9960s

Note:

Operation

Parameter Settings (for manufacturers)

Press the buttons ↗, ↘, and [RST] at the same time for 3 seconds; the controller is powered on and displays 99. Press ↗ and ↘ to adjust the value to 50, the default password for modifying factory settings. Press [SET] to enter the menu to change the parameters from F0 to A7. The parameters modified and saved in this way are the factory default parameters.

Parameter Settings (for users)

Press and hold the ↗ button first, and then press [SET] button at the same time for 5 seconds to display 00. Press ↗ and ↘ to adjust the value to the set password, then press [SET]. If the password is correct, the display will change to F0 and enter setting status. The indicator D1 (the above LED) flashes, indicating the controller is in parameter setting status. If the password is incorrect, it goes back to display temperature. In setting status, press ↗ or ↘ to scroll through parameter codes (F0-F9). Select a code, press [SET] to enter the next layer. The original set value is displayed. Press ↗ or ↘ to modify it, then press [SET] to back to the previous parameter code. Press [RST] button at any time in parameter setting status, the controller will save the change and exit settings, back to temperature display and operate according to new parameter settings. After 20 seconds of inactivity, the controller will also exit setting status automatically without saving the change. (In parameter setting status, the system operates based on the previous settings.)

Quick Reset to Default

Press and hold ↗ and ↘ to power on the controller. After 3 seconds, it displays 'rE', indicating all the set values have been reset to the defaults and the controller will return to normal working status in three seconds.

Check Room Temperature

In non-setting status, press ↗ to display the value read by room temperature sensor, and then the water temperature after 6 seconds. (At this time, D1 flashes, indicating room temperature is displayed.)

Quick Settings

Press [SET] when the controller works normally. The panel displays the value of parameter F0 (temperature set-point) in constant temperature control mode, and that of parameter F1 (temperature difference) in intelligent temperature control mode. (LED D1 flashes, indicating the controller is in parameter setting status.) Press ↗ and ↘ to change the set-point, press [SET] again or keep the controller inactive for 20 seconds to exit without saving the settings. Or press [RST] to exit with new settings saved.

Cooling Control

Chiller StatusCompressor StatusRefrigerant Valve StatusRemark
CoolingONCut Off100% power cooling
Micro CoolingONCut In10% power cooling
Not CoolingOFFCut InNo Cooling

The above table lists the three working statuses of the chiller controlled by the smart temperature controller. It takes about 5 to 10 seconds for transition between cooling and micro cooling, i.e. many times in a minute. If the heat load is turned on, the chiller mainly works in these two statuses, precisely controlling the temperature of the cooling water. (The water temperature fluctuates about 0.3°C in the actual test.) When the heat load is off, the water temperature will overshoot. When the water temperature equals A0 set-point, the compressor is switched off.

Note: There is a time difference between the chiller status transition and water temperature change. Please use the parameter A6 (System inertia coefficient) to reduce the water temperature overshoot and accurately control the temperature.

Compressor: When the temperature = water temperature set-point + cooling differential, and compressor protection delay exceeds the set time, the compressor starts to operate. When the temperature = water temperature set-point - heating differential, the compressor stops operating.

Solenoid valve: When the compressor is operating, the temperature ≤ water temperature set-point, and the solenoid valve cut-off duration > status transition delay (A3), the solenoid valve cuts in. When the temperature > water temperature set-point, and the solenoid valve cut-in duration > status transition delay (A3), the solenoid valve cuts off. When the compressor stops operating, the solenoid valve cuts in. When the compressor starts to operate (switched on), the solenoid valve must be in the cut-off status.

Water Temperature

In constant temperature control mode, the controller works as an ordinary controller with water temperature set-point at F0 constantly. In intelligent temperature control mode, water temperature set-point changes as follows:

Alarm

Alarm Code

E1E2E3E4E5
High room temperature sensor failureHigh water temperature alarmLow water temperatureRoom temperature sensor failureWater temperature sensor failure

When an alarm occurs, all error codes and water temperature are displayed in turns.

Alarm Conditions

  1. E1: Room temperature > High air temperature alarm (F6 set-point);
  2. E2: Water temperature > Temperature set-point + Cooling differential (F2) + High water temperature alarm (F4)
  3. E3: Water temperature < Temperature set-point - Heating differential (A0) - Low temperature alarm (F5)
  4. E4: Room temperature sensor is short-circuited or open-circuited (check if the sensor loosens or replace the sensor)
  5. E5: Water temperature sensor is short-circuited or open-circuited (check if the sensor loosens or replace the sensor)

E2 and E3 alarm will be valid after power-on alarm delay (A1) elapses or water temperature has entered the target temperature range (i.e., between the temperature set-point and the temperature set-point + cooling differential F2).

Control Status in Alarm

Buzzer

Press any button to mute the buzzer, but alarm display remains until the alarm is canceled.

LED Indicator

Button Tone

When the button is pressed, a prompt tone will be heard.

Power-on Display

All the LED indicators and nixie tubes (D1, Da, Month, Day) will flash after the controller is powered on in 3 seconds.

Temperature Calibration: Adjust A4 and A5 for calibration if the displayed room/water temperature deviates.

Power-on Cooling

When Power-on Delay (A2) elapses, the controller will enter 100% power cooling for 30 seconds, and then operates according to actual room and water temperature.

Note: After power-on cooling, if water temperature goes above the value water temperature set-point minus heating differential, the compressor will not be switched off. This function is designed for maintenance.

Models: T-503, T-503 Temperature Controller, Temperature Controller, Controller

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