TM50 Temperature Controller Settings
Omron E5GN Temperature Controller
The Omron E5GN Temperature Controller is used to monitor and maintain a target temperature range for the sealing shoes of the heat sealer. The heat sealer is equipped with two controllers, which control the two sealer shoes (inside and outside) independently. The controllers are set by default to maintain a temperature range equal to the set point +/-10 degrees for their respective sealer shoe. The controller does this by comparing the present value (current temperature) to the set point (target temperature). It turns on the heating element in the sealer shoe whenever the present value drops to 10 degrees below the set point and allows them to cool when the present value rises to 10 degrees above the target temperature.
Adjusting the Set Points
To adjust the set point, simply press the increment or decrement keys (up and down arrows). The green Set Point Display will show the changes and the controller will immediately begin adjusting the temperature of the sealer shoes according to the new range that results. If a large adjustment is required, pressing and holding the up or down arrow keys will increase or decrease the set point quickly.
Default Factory Settings
Refer to the Omron E5GN User’s Guide when necessary for more detailed technical information regarding the operation of the temperature controllers. The directions below describe the factory settings set at the time the controllers are installed at V-TEK, Inc.
- Select the Run-Stop settings, displayed as r-S, by pressing the Mode Key. It should be set to rUn.
- Select the Upper Limit Alarm, displayed as AL 1H. It should be set to 10.
- Select the Lower Limit Alarm, displayed as AL 1L. It should be set to 10.
- Press and hold the level and mode keys for at least three seconds. The controller will enter Protect Level.
- The first parameter, Operation/Adjustment Protection, will read as oAPt on the PV display. It should be set to 0. If not, make adjustments with the Up or Down Arrow Keys.
- Press the Mode Key. This moves to the Initial Setting/Communications Protection parameter, which will read as iCPt. It should be set to 1.
- Press the Mode Key again. This moves to the Setting Changes Protection parameter, which will read as utPt. It should be set to off.
- Press the Level Key for at least three seconds. The PV display will flash after one second and temperature control will stop. The controller is then in Initial Settings Level.
- The Input Type parameter will display as In-T. It should be set to 2. This setting corresponds to the J type thermocouple used in V-TEK sealers.
- Select the Temperature Unit parameter, displayed as d-u, by pressing the Mode Key. It should set to C, which selects Celsius.
Select the Control Period parameter, displayed as CP, by pressing the Mode Key.
It should be set to 5.
- Select the Direct/Reverse Operation parameter, displayed as orEu. It Should be set to or-r.
- Select the PID/On-Off parameter, displayed as CntL. It should be set to Pid.
- Select the Self-tuning parameter, displayed as St. It should be set to off.
- Select the Alarm Type parameter, displayed as ALt1. It should be set to 1.
- Select the Set Point High Limitter, displayed as sl-H. It should be set to 850.
- Select the Set Point Low Limitter, displayed as sl-L. It should be set to -100.
- While still in the Initial Settings Level, press the Level Key once for less than one second. The controller will enter the Adjustment Level.
- The initial parameter displayed is the Auto-tuning parameter, displayed as At. It should be set to off.
- Select the Temperature Input Shift parameter, displayed as inS, by pressing the Mode Key. It should be set to 0.0.
- Select the Proportional Band parameter, displayed as P. It should be set to 20.
- Select the Integral Time parameter, displayed as i. It should be set to 42.
- Select the Derivative Time parameter, displayed as d. It should be set to 7.
- Press the Level key again for less than one second. The controller will return to normal operation.
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