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CONTROLLER OPERATOR’S MANUAL

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ONTROLLER

Rev 001, 01/12 i

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Part Number 100006070

Rev 001, 01/12

Original Instructions

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Important Symbols

WARNING! INJURY OR EVEN

DEATH MAY RESULT IF A

RECOMMENDATION MARKED

WITH THIS SYMBOL IS NOT

HEEDED.

CRUSH HAZARD. KEEP HANDS

CLEAR WHEN OPERATING DOOR.

ELECTRIC SHOCK DANGER!

USE APPROPRIATE CAUTION

TO AVOID INJURY OR DEATH.

CORROSIVE CHEMICAL. WEAR

SUITABLE GLOVES, SAFETY

GLASSES, AND PROTECTIVE

CLOTHING.

BURN DANGER! POTENTIALLY

HOT SURFACE. USE

APPROPRIATE CAUTION.

PROPERTY CAUTION! TO PREVENT

DAMAGE TO CHAMBER EQUIP-

MENT AND/OR LOAD, ADHERE TO

PROCEDURES MARKED BY THIS

SYMBOL.

DO NOT STORE FLAMMABLE

MATERIALS IN CHAMBER.

PRACTICAL OPERATING TIP.

THESE RECOMMENDATIONS

STREAMLINE UNIT OPERATION

AND PREVENT COMMON

OPERATOR ERRORS.

WEAR SAFETY GLASSES.

EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS HAZARD!

KEEP OBJECTS AWAY FROM HEAT.

Safety Warnings

Always transport the unit with care. Sudden jolts or drops may damage the refrigeration system.

Always observe all warning labels.

Always turn off the unit and disconnect the line cord from the available power source prior to performing anyservice or maintenance procedures.

Always turn off the unit and disconnect the line cord from the available power source prior to moving the unit.

Always empty the reservoir / bath chamber prior to moving the unit.

Never operate equipment with damaged line cords.

Never operate the unit without cooling fluid in the reservoir / bath chamber.

Never remove warning labels.

Never operate damaged or leaking equipment.

WARNING! THE DISPOSAL AND/OR EMISSION OF SUBSTANCES USED IN CONNECTION WITH

THIS EQUIPMENT MAY BE GOVERNED BY VARIOUS FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL

REGULATIONS. ALL USERS OF THIS EQUIPMENT ARE URGED TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH

ANY REGULATIONS THAT APPLY IN THE USER’S AREA CONCERNING THE DUMPING OF

WASTE MATERIALS IN OR UPON WATER, LAND OR AIR AND TO COMPLY WITH SUCH

REGULATIONS.

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Contents

Important Symbols...............................................................................................................................................ii

Safety Warnings...................................................................................................................................................ii

Introduction.................................................................................................................5

Overview..............................................................................................................................................................5

Display and Keypad Identification and Use..........................................................................................................6

PV Display.......................................................................................................................................................6

SV Display.......................................................................................................................................................6

Set...................................................................................................................................................................6

Rotate..............................................................................................................................................................6

Up....................................................................................................................................................................6

Down...............................................................................................................................................................6

Auto Tuning.....................................................................................................................................................6

Output 1, Output 2...........................................................................................................................................6

Alarm...............................................................................................................................................................6

Unit of Temperature (°C, °F)............................................................................................................................6

Initial Power Up....................................................................................................................................................7

On/Off Control Mode............................................................................................................................................7

Ramp/Soak Control Mode....................................................................................................................................7

Ramp...............................................................................................................................................................7

Soak................................................................................................................................................................7

Solo Software..............................................................................................................9

Software Overview...............................................................................................................................................9

Configuring the Solo Computer Interface...........................................................................................................10

Accessing the Solo Configuration Program screen............................................................................................12

Adjusting Parameters on the Solo Configuration Program Screen ....................................................................12

Lock Mode.....................................................................................................................................................13

Unit................................................................................................................................................................13

Control Mode.................................................................................................................................................13

Heating/Cooling.............................................................................................................................................13

SV (Setpoint).................................................................................................................................................13

RUN/STOP....................................................................................................................................................13

Operating in Ramp/Soak Mode Using Software.................................................................................................14

Ramp/Soak Patterns.....................................................................................................................................14

Programming a Ramp/Soak Pattern..............................................................................................................14

Running Ramp/Soak.....................................................................................................................................16

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Recorder............................................................................................................................................................17

Monitoring Data.............................................................................................................................................18

Recording and Saving Data...........................................................................................................................18

Solo Keypad..............................................................................................................19

Keypad Operation..............................................................................................................................................19

Quick Start Instructions for Keypad Operation...................................................................................................20

Enabling On/Off Control Mode ......................................................................................................................20

Adjusting Temperature..................................................................................................................................20

Enabling Ramp/Soak Control Mode ..............................................................................................................21

Selecting an Initial Ramp/Soak Pattern.........................................................................................................21

Initiating Ramp/Soak Operation.....................................................................................................................22

Changing SV Display During Ramp/Soak Operation.....................................................................................22

Silence Buzzer and Stop Program ................................................................................................................22

Operating in Ramp/Soak Mode Using the Solo Keypad....................................................................................23

Ramp/Soak Patterns.....................................................................................................................................23

Ramp/Soak Parameters................................................................................................................................24

Programming a Ramp/Soak Pattern..............................................................................................................26

Running Ramp/Soak.....................................................................................................................................28

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Chapter

Introduction

Overview The Solo controller is used to monitor and configure temperature settings. The Solo

can be operated using the Solo keypad; however, it is recommended that users

operate the Solo controller using the Solo Configuration Software, which is available

at the following URL for free download:

http://support.automationdirect.com/downloads.html.

Note: For more details on installing Solo Configuration Software, refer to Chapter 2, Solo

Software.

The Controller has two display areas:

The Process Value (PV) display is in the top section of the controller in red•characters. This area displays either the current temperature or the current

parameter, depending on the mode of operation.

The Set Value (SV) display is in the middle section of the controller in green•characters. This area displays either the current temperature setpoint or the

current parameter setpoint, depending on the mode of operation.

PV Display

SV Display

Unit of Temperature

Set

Rotate

Down

Auto

Tuning

Output 1

Output 2

Alarm

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Display and Keypad Identification and Use

PV Display

The Process Value display shows either the current temperature or the current

parameter, depending on the mode of operation.

SV Display

The Set Value display shows either the current temperature setpoint or the current

parameter setpoint, depending on the mode of operation.

Set

The Set button is used to confirm the setting value. It is also used to navigate between

function modes.

Rotate

The Rotate button is used to change parameters within each function mode.

The Up button is used to increase the value shown on the SV display. Pressing and

holding this button will accelerate the pace at which ascending increments are

displayed.

Down

The Down button is used to decrease the value shown on the SV display. Pressing

and holding this button will accelerate the pace at which descending increments are

displayed.

Auto Tuning

The Auto Tuning LED indicator will flash when the Auto Tuning function is active.

Output 1, Output 2

The Output 1 and Output 2 LED indicators will light when the respective output is

active.

Alarm

The Alarm LED indicator will light when an alarm is activated.

Unit of Temperature (°C, °F)

The Unit of Temperature LED indicates whether the controller is displaying

temperature in degrees Celsius (°C) or degrees Fahrenheit (°F).

Note: Refer to Chapter 2, Solo Software, for instructions on changing the unit of temperature.

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Initial Power Up

When power is first supplied to the temperature controller, the module information

splash screen appears. This screen shows the firmware version on the PV display

and the two output types for the 4848 model on the SV display. After three seconds,

the controller will automatically proceed to the Operation Mode main screen.

On/Off Control Mode

On/Off Control Mode allows the user to manually adjust the temperature of the fluid

using the Up, Down and Set buttons on the Solo keypad. The user defines a desired

setpoint on the SV display, and the system immediately initializes heating or cooling to

reach the selected setpoint. The current temperature is always shown on the PV

display while operating in On/Off Control Mode.

Note: Refer to Chapter 2, Solo Software, for information on initializing On/Off control mode

using the Solo Software. Refer to Chapter 3, Solo Keypad, for information on initializing On/Off

control mode using the Solo Keypad.

Ramp/Soak Control Mode

Ramp/Soak Control Mode programs the Solo controller to automatically execute up to

seven user-defined patterns. A pattern consists of up to seven steps, each of which

has a temperature and a time component.

Ramp

Ramping occurs when the temperature moves from one temperature setpoint to a

new temperature setpoint. The amount of time allotted by the user for the temperature

change will determine the ramp rate.

Calculating Ramp Rate

The ramp rate can be calculated using the following equation:

Soak

Soaking (or holding) occurs when the temperature setpoint is held constant for a

duration of time.

Note: Refer to Chapter 2, Solo Software, for information on initializing Ramp/Soak control mode

using the Solo Software. Refer to Chapter 3, Solo Keypad, for information on initializing

Ramp/Soak control mode using the Solo Keypad.

Ramp Rate =

Change in Temp

Change in Time

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