CONTENTS LIST

1. Ordering code............................................................................................................2
2. Function of Displays and Keys ...................................................................................3
2.1 Displays ...............................................................................................................3
2.2 Leds .....................................................................................................................4
2.3 Keys.....................................................................................................................4
3. Dimension and installation ........................................................................................6
4. Electrical wiring ........................................................................................................7
4.1 Wiring plan..........................................................................................................7
5. Alarms.....................................................................................................................10
6. Programming and configuration ..............................................................................12
6.1 Change numeric value........................................................................................12
6.2 Change of the configuration parameter...............................................................12
6.3 Programming or data change of a simple cycle...................................................14
6.4 Programming or data change of a starting set-point cycle...................................15
6.5 Programming or data change of cycle with auxiliary output................................16
7. Cycle start and functions activation..........................................................................18
7.1 Cycle start..........................................................................................................18
7.2 Auto-tune...........................................................................................................19
7.3 Manual control of output....................................................................................19
7.4 SIMPLE REGULATOR function .......................................................................20
7.5 Starting of remote set-point ................................................................................21
8. List of configuration parameters...............................................................................22
9. List of anomaly signals ............................................................................................30
10. Technical data .......................................................................................................31
10.1 General features ...............................................................................................31
10.2 Hardware Data .................................................................................................31
10.3 Main software data...........................................................................................32
11. Special software functions......................................................................................32
11.1 Recovery of interrupted cycle...........................................................................32
11.2 Waiting for step end.........................................................................................33
Configuration memorandum ........................................................................................34
 1. Ordering code

ORDERING CODE
ATR610- ooooo
Cycle 1 1 Cycle/ 8 steps
2 2 Cycles / 15 steps
9 9 Cycles / 8 steps
Sensor 1 1 Input Thermocouple / PT100
3 2 Inputs TC/PT100/NI100 + Volt/mA
Outputs 1 1 relay output + 1 logic 12V/70mA
2 2 relay outputs
3 3 relay outputs
RS485 0 No RS485
1 RS485
Power Supply A 24V AC ±10% 50Hz/60Hz
B 230V AC ±15% 50Hz/60Hz
C 110V AC ±15% 50Hz/60Hz

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 2. Function of Displays and Keys

2.1 Displays Note

Visualization of the temperature. Press Overflow +10%
1 the key Scroll to visualize the set-point
value, the time which goes from the Underflow -10%
beginning of the cycle, (1) , the number
of running step(2) , the power
percentage on resistors(3) , the
mnemonics code of the function in
progress(4) and the value of the entering
data.

(1)
Exemple means one hour and 5 minutes.
(2)
Exemple means step no. 3.
(3)
Exemple means 56%.
(4)
See chap.7.
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2.2 Leds
Visualization of the set-point in progress with led ON
2 Entering of a set-point value during cycle
programming with flashing led.
Visualization of the time from cycle start with led ON
3 Entering of time value for step during cycle
programming with flashing led.
Relay output OUT working with led ON
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Auxiliary relay output A1 working with led ON

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Modulation of command output with led ON

6 Execution of special functions (auto-tune, manual
control, simple thermoregulator, remote control , end
step waiting and recovery interrupted cycle..) with
flashing led

2.3 Keys
Increase the value of flashing number (with
7 autorepeat) during programming
• Fast advancing function ( 1 min.forwards) with
cycle in progress
• Increase the set-point value by Simple
Trhermoregulator function
• Increase the output % by manual function
Scroll
8 • With cycle in progress visualization of process
value, set-point, time from cycle start, the
number of the step, % of OUT
• In configuration choose the number of the
parameter to modify.
Reduce the flashing number value (with autorepeat).
9 • Fast back function (back 1 min.) with cycle in
progress
• Decrease the set-point by Simple
Thermoregulator function
• Reduce the % OUT in manual function

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 Start the new cycle or Stop the cycle in progress.
10 • EXIT In programming or configuration (Escape)

Enter the function menu, the configuration or the

11 cycle programming.

Confirm the selected value or function.

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3. Dimension and installation

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 4. Electrical wiring
Although this controller has been conceived to resist the worst troubles in
the industrial enviroment please notice the following precautions
• Distinguish the feeding line from the power one.
• Avoid the proximity of remote control switches, electromagnetic
relays, powerful engines.
• Avoid the proximity of power groups specially with stage control.

4.1 Wiring plan

Terminal connections
Contacts Springs
Material Self-estinguish
polyammide
Cables AWG 26-14
Isolation 300 V
Current 10 A

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Power supply
• 230V AC +/- 15% 50Hz/60Hz
• 110V AC +/- 15% 50Hz/60Hz
• 24 AC +/- 10% 50Hz/60Hz

Analog Input no.1

1. For thermocouples K,S,T,R,J,E
• Respect polarity
• For extensions choose compensating cable
suitable for the thermocouple

2. For thermoresistance Pt100 and Ni100

• For a three-wires wiring choose cable of the same
diameter.
• For a four-wires wiring choose cable of a suitable
diameter (1,5 mm).

Analog input no.2

3. In current and voltage (Ri =50Ω per mA,
Ri >= 100KΩ per V)
• 0/1V
• 0/10V
• 0/20mA
• 4/20mA

Logic inputs
The effect of any closing or opening of contacts C1
and C2 is configurable.
• Inpulsive input (150msec) START/STOP cycle or
remote setpoint .
• Block input or cycle stop with visual and
acoustics signal.

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Relays output : OUT, A1
• Contacts capacity 10A /250V~ for resistive
load: manouevre 2x105 min.
• Configurable if Normally open or Normally
closed for command output and/or alarm.
Model ATR610-XX1XX: output OUT / SSR
(12V/70mA) for static relays.

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 5. Alarms
The ATR610 may support 3 alarms. Two of them can be connected to outputs (OUT,
A1). Look below at the different ways of operating.

Band alarm (setpoint-process1)

The alarm can be :
• Working outside
• Working inside
In the example it’s working outside.

Deviation alarm (setpoint-process1)

The alarm can be:
• Upper deviation
• Lower deviation
Example: upper deviation

Deviation alarm (process1-process2)

The alarm can be:
• Upper deviation
• Lower deviation
Example: Upper deviation

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Indipendent alarm (process1)
The alarm can be:
• Operating over
• Operating under
Example: operating over

Indipendent alarm (process2)

The alarm can be:
• Operating over
• Operating under
Example: operating over

Indipendent alarm (setpoint)

The alarm can be:
• Operating over
• Operating under
Example: operating under

% Block of the cycle and /or acoustics signal available for any operation
Programmable operation with timer ¿
Auxilary output A1 may be selected as ON/
OFF for any step of each cycle. This condition
can be programmed even at the end of the
cycle (see chap 6.5)

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 6. Programming and configuration
There are two levels of programming :
1. Configuration (programming of base parameters: input , output, auxiliary output
operation ..)
2. Cycle programming (configuration of time and setpoint for each step of the cycle)

6.1 Change numeric value

According to the parameter to modify there are two possibilities:
1. If the displayed parameter values flashes entirely ( all numbers), press to
change it.
2. In case all four numbers are displayed but only one flashes, press to change
the flashing number and press to go to the following number.

6.2 Change of the configuration parameter

To change the configuration parameters (see chap 8) the controller must be on STOP
Press Display Do
1 Display flashes

2 Writing on display changes. Increase until displaying

3
Display visualizes and
the first number flashes
4 Changes the flashing number
Put in the password
(see chap 6.1 to change numeric
value, point 2)
5
Display shows and
flashes
6 Increase or reduce the parameter Display the parameter number to
number. modify
7 Display shows the value of the
chosen parameter (Flashing)

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 Press Effects Execute
8 Reduce or increase the displayed Enter a new value(see chap 6.1
value. to change the numeric value)
9 The number of parameter flashes. To change another parameter, go
back to point 6.
10 End of configuration parameters
change.
Controller STOP.

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 6.3 Programming or data change of a simple cycle
Without starting setpoint, without correlated time auxiliary output
Set the controller on STOP and follow the points below.

Press Display Do
1 Display flashes.

2 Writing on display changes. Reduce or increase until

displaying for cycle 1
or for cycle 2
3 Display and led Time flash

4 Increase or reduce the value on Set duration of step in hours and

display. minutes.
Set the cycle end and
quit the program.

Set for end less time

(1)
and quit the program
5 Display and led SPV flash

6 Increase or reduce the value on Set the end set-point of step in

display programming stage and go back
to point 3.

Only in case of modify press at any time to quit the programming and keep
unchanged all data of cycle preaviously stored

(1)
“endless time” means that controller keeps the value of last set-point until the
operator presses . Endless time for first step not allowed.
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 6.4 Programming or data change of a starting set-point cycle
Without correlated time auxiliary output
Set the controller on STOP position and follow the points below.

Press Display Do
1 Display flashes.

2 Writing on display change. Reduce or increase until

displaying (for cycle 1)
or ( for cycle 2)
3 Display and led SPV flash

4 Increase or reduce the value on Set the starting cycle set-point

display.
5 Display and led TIME flash

6 Increase or reduce the value on Set duration of step in hours and

display. minutes.
Set for cycle end and
to quit the program.

Set for end less time

(1)
and quit the program
7 Display and led SPV flash

8 Increase or reduce the value on Set the final set-point of step in

display. programming stage and go back
to point 5.

Only in case of change press at any time to exit programming and keep
unchanged all data of cycle preaviously stored

(1)
“ endless time” means that controller keeps the values of the last set-point until the
operator press . Endless time for first step not allowed.
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 6.5 Programming or data change of cycle with auxiliary output
With or without starting cycle set-point.
Set the controller on STOP and follow the points below.

Press Display Do
1 Display flashes.

2 Writing on display changes. Reduce or increase until

displaying for cycle 1
or for cycle 2
3 Display and led SPV flash.
If not, go to point 5.
4 Increase or reduce the value on Set the first set-point of cycle
display.
5 Display and led TIME flash.

6 Increase or reduce the value on Set duration of step in hours and

display. minutes.
Set the cycle end and
to go out of program.

Set for end less time

(1)
and quit the program
7 Display and led SPV flash.

8 Increase or reduce the value on Set the set-point value of the

display. entering step.

(1)
“endless time” means that controller keeps the values of last set-point until the
operator press . Endless time for the first step not allowed
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 Press Display Do
9
Display no.1 visualizes
or and flashes as led
A1 (1) .
10 Select the state of auxiliary
Press and visualize output during the step:
press and visualize for active output
for no active output.
Go back to point 5

Only in case of change at any time press to quit the programming, keeping
unchanged all cycle data preaviously stored

(1)
means step no. 1, means step no. 2 and so on. means
cycle end
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 7. Cycle start and functions activation

7.1 Cycle start

Set the controller on STOP position and follow the points below.

Press Display Do
1 Display and led START flash

2 Increase or reduce Reduce or increase until

displaying for cycle 1
or for cycle 2
3 The cycle starts.
or The buzzer rings for about a
second.
Display visualizes the process.
Led START turns on.

Quick progress function.

With cycle in progress, press to go one minute forwards or backwards.
To STOP the cycle, set the controller to STOP and press .

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 7.2 Auto-tune
The auto-tune function (1) may be started if the controller is in Simple Regulator function
or during cycle execution; with cycle in progress the process value must be different
from set-point of end-step of at least 5% of the entered displaying scale (see chap. 8 P-
02,P-03,P-06..09).

Press Display Do
1 Display flashes

2 Writing on display changes Reduce or increase until

displaying
3 Wait until display visualizes the
Display no.2 visualizes process
Led START flashes.
The controller starts the self- To stop the process, press
calibration cycle.

7.3 Manual control of output

This function (1) may be enabled at any time. Look at the points below.

Press Dispaly Do
1 Display flashes
in cycle
in STOP
2 Writing on display changes Reduce or increase until
displaying
3 Visualization of output
percentage value
Led START flashes.
Controller starts to modulate the
command output
4 Increase or reduce the percentage To quit the manual function,
of command output
press

(1)
The access to this process may be denied to the operator (see chap. 8, P-01).
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 7.4 SIMPLE REGULATOR function
This function (1) can be enabled at any time. Look at the points below..

Press Display Do
1 Display flashes
in cycle
in STOP
2 Writing on display changes Reduce or increase until
displaying
3 Display flashes with led SPV.

4 Increase or reduce the value on Enter the set-point

display
5 Display visualizes the process. To change the set-point, look at
Led START flashes. point 6.
Controller starts to modulate the
command output.
6 Display visualizes the set-point To quit the SIMPLE
Increase or reduce the set-point in REGULATOR function, press
progress.

(1)
The access to this process may be denied to the operator (see chap. 8, P-01).
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 7.5 Starting of remote set-point
(1)
Set the controller on STOP and follow the points below .

Press Display Do
1 Display flashes

2 The writing on display changes Reduce or increase until

displaying
3 Display visualizes the process To go out from the remote
Led START flashes.
setpoint function press .
Controller starts to modulate the
command output.

(1)
Before turning on the remote set-point, this function must be enabled (see chap. 8 P-
01) and the analogic input AN2 must be configured as remote set-point (see chap. 8 P-
03).
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 8. List of configuration parameters

P-01 General configuration

This parameter defines the type of PID action. It enables or denies the access of
the operator to the special functions: Manual control, cycles linkage, auto-tune
and it can also limit the number of cycles available to the operator.
1st Number - Type action PID
0 Single reverse action
1 Single direct action
2st Number - Access to the following functions
Auto-Tune Simple thermoregulator
0 NO NO
1 YES NO
2 NO YES
3 YES YES
3st Number - Access to the following functions
Manual control % output Starting set-point cycle
0 NO NO
1 YES NO
2 NO YES
3 YES YES
4st Number – Number of cycles avalaible to the operator
0 No available cycle, remote set-point function in use
1..9 1..9 Cycles available to the operator

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P-02 Configuration universal analog input AN1
This parameter defines the type of thermocouple or thermoresistance connected
to analog input AN1, its displaying range (scale no.1 or no.2) and joined value:
process 1 is the value to regulate;
process 2 is the auxiliary value which may be used for alarm;
remote set-point is the setpoint for analog input that replaces the cycles setpoint.
1st Number – Type of sensor
0 No sensor
1 Thermocouple or termoresistance (defined from 2nd Number )
nd
2 Number – Type of thermocouple/ termoresistance
0 Type K (-200/1370°C)
1 Type S (-120/1840°C)
2 Type T (-200/480°C)
3 Type R (-120/1840°C)
4 Type J (-200/1220°C)
5 Type E (-200/1020°C)
6 PT100 (-210/870°C)
7 NI100 (-70/190°C)
8 Type B (+70/1840°C)
3rd Number – Scale, decimal qualification
0 Displaying range defined by scale no.1(P-06 and P-07), no decimal
1 Displaying range defined by scale no.1(P-06 and P-07), with decimal
2 Displaying range defined by scale no.2(P-08 and P-09), no decimal
3 Displaying range defined by scale no.2(P-08 and P-09), with decimal
4th Number – Value
0 Process 1
1 Process 2
2 Remote setpoint

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P-03 Configuration universal analogic input AN2
This parameter defines a type of sensor connected to analog input AN2, its
displaying range (scale no.1 or scale no.2) and the joined size (see P-02).
1st Number – Type of sensor
0..1 No sensor
2 Voltage 0-1V
3 Voltage 0-10V
4 Current 0-20mA
5 Current 4-20mA
2nd Number – Not used
3rd Number – Scale, decimal qualification
0 Displaying range defined by scale no.1(P-06 and P-07), no decimal
1 Displaying range defined by scale no.1(P-06 and P-07), with decimal
2 Displaying range defined by scale no.2(P-08 and P-09), no decimal
3 Displaying range defined by scale no.2(P-08 and P-09), with decimal
4th Number – Process
0 Process 1
1 Process 2
2 Remote setpoint
P-04 Reserved
P-05 Configuration command relay outputs OUT and A1
This parameter defines the command relay output (OUT, A1 or both) and the
type of contact.
1st Number - Type output OUT
0 No alarm (see P-11)
1 Command output with relay contact N.O. (normally open)
2 Command output with relay contact N.C. (normally closed)
2st Number - Type output A1
0 No alarm (see P-12)
1 Command output with relay contact N.O.
2 Command output with relay contact N.C.

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P-06 Low limit of scale no.1(-999/2900 digit)
P-07 Upper limit of scale no. 1(-999/2900 digit)
These parameters define the limits of scale no. 1 which are the same of the set-
point limits to be entered by the operator. In this scale all parameters are in
percentage: alarms hysteresis, hysteresis in modulation, ON/OFF, proportional
band, dead band. This scale is also used to limit the displaying of process or to
calculate the values to display in case there are inputs configurated in voltage or
current (see P-02 or P-03 3rd Number).
P-08 Low limit of scale no..2(-999/2900 digit).
P-09 Upper limit of scale no. 2(-999/2900 digit).
These parameters define the limits of scale no. 2. This scale is also used to limit
the displaying of process or to calculate the values to display in case there are
configurated input in voltage or current (see P-02 or P-03 3st Number).
P-10 Hysteresis alarm (0.000/9.999 % scale no.1).
This parameter defines the hysteresis on the calculation of alarms interventions
(see P-11..16), useful to avoid bad oscillations of output.

P-11 Configuration of alarm no.1 connected to relay OUT

P-12 Configuration of alarm no.2 connected to relay A1

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 P-13 Configuration of alarm no.3
These parameters define the alarms operating (see graphs on chap. 5). You can
decide, while they are working, whether the cycle has to finish or not with
acoustics and visual signal(1) .
The comparison values of graphs of chapter 5 are included in P-14..16.
1st Number -Type of intervention
0 Output not used
1 Independent - process 1
2 Independent - process 2
3 Independent - set-point
4 Band (setpoint-process 1)
5 Deviation (process 1-process 2)
6 Deviation (setpoint-processo1)
7 Time-working connected to step(2)
2nd Number - Zone of intervention
0 Alarm ON “under” in case of independent intervention or of deviation.
Alarm ON “inside” in case of intervention of band.
1 Alarm ON “above” in case of independent intervention or of deviation.
Alarm ON “outside” in case of intervention of band.
3rd Number - Relay contact
0 Contact N.O.
1 Contact N.C.
4th Number -Type of action on working cycle
0 No action on cycle (3)
1 Stop of cycle with output at 0% + acoustics and visual signal.
2 Stop of cycle with output at 100% + acoustics and visual signal.
3 Only acoustics signal
P-14 Comparison value for alarm no.1 (-999/2800 digit).
P-15 Comparison value for alarm no.2 (-999/2800 digit).
P-16 Comparison value for alarm no.3 (-999/2800 digit).

(1)
for alarm no. 1 on, for alarm no.2 and so on, until the operator
press
(2)
Available only for output relay A1.
(3)
Not available for alarm no.2
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 P-17 Configuration of digital input IN1
P-18 Configuration of digital input IN2
These parameters define the operating of digital input IN1.. 2. Choose the type of
action at the closing or opening of eventual contacts connected to these inputs.
There is the possibility to decide if the action has to finish , to stop temporarily
or to start a cycle. Impulse means contact closing (or opening) for at least 150
msec.
1st Number – Operating of input.
0 Input not used.
1 Inpulse input START (>= 150 msec)
2 Inpulse input STOP (>= 150 msec)
3 Inpulse input START/ STOP (>= 150 msec)
4 Input of RUN until is on. The controller keeps in function, with
programmed cycle in number 3, until the contact remains close (or open).
5
Input of temporarily stop of cycle with the flashing writing .
6 Input of end cycle with acoustics and visual signal (1) .
2nd Number - Type of contact
0 Action with close contact
1 Action with open contact
3rd Number - In case a cycle has to be put in function (in case of START or
RUN INPUT)
0 Put the remote set-point in function
1..2 Put the cycle no. 1...2 in function
P-19 Reserved
P-20 Heating resistances power (0.0/999 Kwatt)
This parameter defines the power of the heating elements which are controlled by
the controller. If the set value is different from O, at the end of the cycle it is
possible to visualize the power consumption by pressing the key .

(measure unit : Kwh).

P-21 Waiting time for step end (1/1440 min, 0 excludes waiting function)
This parameter defines the maximum waiting for step end. For further
information see chap 11.2.

(1)
IN1 - for IN2 flashing .Press to stop the signal.
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P-22 Maximum gap of step end for waiting function (1/127 digit).
If the gap between set-point and process 1 remains under the value of this
parameter the controller goes to the next step without waiting the programmed
time of P-21. For further information see chap 11.2.
P-23 Gradient of recovery in grades/hour (1/9999 digit/ hour, 0 function Recovery
excluded).
This parameter defines the rise gradient of the recovery stage in case of black
out. For further information see chap 11.1.
P-24 Reserved
P-25 Filter analog input (1/40 in quarters of second)
This parameter defines the value of the software filter on the reading of sensors
connected to AN1 or AN2.
P-26 Shift value (correction) for input AN1 (-128/127 digit)
P-27 Shift value (correction) for input AN2 (-128/127 digit)
These parameters are used to solve possible mistakes caused by parasite
thermocouples formed in the joints of the compensated cable or to hit the
precision of thermocouple or thermoresistance on a well precise point of the
scale.
For example if a calibration cone for ovens melts at 1200°C and the controller
visualizes 1190°C, put 10 on P-26 to correct the visualization.
P-28 Value of end modulation ON/OFF (-999/2900 digit).
This parameter defines the point under which the controller modulates in
ON/OFF excluding P.I.D.. To use the controller only with ON/OFF modulation,
set this parameter over the top limit of scale no.1. To leave this type of
modulation out, set the parameter under the inferior limit of scale no.1.
P-29 Hysteresis in modulation ON/OFF (0.001/9.999 % scala no.1).
This parameter defines the hysteresis in the calculation of threshold/point of
intervention of command output(s) when the controller is in modulation ON/OFF,
it’s useful to avoid annoying and sometimes dangerous oscillations at the moment
when the process is almost the same as the setpoint.

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P-30 Maximum time impulse (1.0/25.5sec).
This parameter defines the cycle time for the outputs with proportional time. For
example with P-30 at 10.0 sec.: it has the 60% of output when this is on for 6.0
sec. and off for 4.0 sec. to be on for other 6.0 sec. and so on.
P-31 Limit order signal (10/100%)
This parameter defines the maximum limit in percentage of the command signal.
For example : to supply the heating resistances of an electric oven with max.
60% of power, set this parameter to 60.
P-32 Reserved
P-33 Reserved
P-34 Reserved
P-35 Dead band (0.000/9.999 % scale no.1).
P-36 Proportional band (0.5-999.9% scale no.1).
P-37 Integral time (0/9999 sec). ( 0 excludes integral)
P-38 Derivative time (0.0/999.9 sec). (0 excludes derivative)
These parameters define the parameters of P.I.D. modulation.

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 9. List of anomaly signals
If the installation doesn’t work properly, the controller stops the cycle in progress and
visualizes the type of anomaly..
For example the controller will visualize the breakage of the thermocouple displaying

(flashing) on display and making the inside buzzer ringing. To stop the
buzzer, press OK.
For further signals look at the table below.
Error Anomaly Do
E-01 Mistake in programming E PROM. ² -
E-02 Internal error -
E-03 Wrong cycle data/ Cycle not Program a new cycle
programmed ciclo or durata nulla.
E-04 Wrong configuration data. Controller Check configuration parameters
probably lost calibration values.
E-05 Open thermocouple or temperature Check the connections with the sensors
out of range and their integrity
E-06 ADC conversion out of range -
E-07 Wrong recovery data. Recovery Confirm and start a new cycle
function not allowed. Controller has
been switched off too long.
E-08 Loop break (V4.0) Check outputs connections
E-09 Wrong relay outputs configuration. Modify parameters no.5 and no.11/12
Relay outputs conflict.
E-10 Overflow 10% of scale Check input sensor. Eventually increase
(see 3rd number by P-02/P-03 and limits of the scale related to the process.
P-06..P-09)
E-11 Cold link sensor out of order or -
operating temperature out of range.

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 10. Technical data

10.1 General features

Displays 4 displays of 0,56 inches
Operating temperature 0-45°C, Humidity 35..95uR%
Sealing Frontal panel IP54/ Box IP30/ Terminal block IP20
Material Self-extinguish Noryl 94V1
Weight about 470 gr.
Size 72x72x 117(depht) mm / DIN 43700

10.2 Hardware Data

Analogic input 2 : AN1,AN2
Software configurable Tolerance (25°C)
Input no.1 0.2 % ± 1 digit for
Thermocouple K,S,R,T,J,E,B thermoresistence
Thermoresistance PT100 / NI100 and thermocouple
Input no.2 input
Voltage 0-1V, Ri >=100KΩ 0.1 % ± 1digit for a
Voltage 0-10V, Ri >=100KΩ current and voltage
Current 0-20mA,Ri = 50Ω input
Current 4-20mA, Ri = 50Ω
Output 2 relay : OUT1,A1
Both configurable like command Contacts of 10A-
or alarm output(1) 250V~

Digital input 2 : IN1N2

Both are configurable like alarm input ,START, STOP,
signalling .

(1)
In model ATR610-XX1XX the relay OUT can be replaced by a logic output 12V/70mA
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10.3 Main software data
Regulation algorithm ON-OFF with hysteresis.
P,PI,PID,PD at proportional time
Proportional band 0,1...999,9% of Scale
Integral time 1...9999 sec (0 excluded)
Derivate time 0,1...999,9 sec (0 excluded)
Dead band 0,001...9,999% of Scale
Auto-tune Automatic calculation parameters of regulation
Programmable cycles 2 composed by max 8 step + “Simple regulator”
function with programmable set-point.
Remote control Setpoint from analogic input.
Manual function Manual increase or decrease of output, even during
the cycle.

11. Special software functions

11.1 Recovery of interrupted cycle

The recovery function is very useful for the
temperature regulation of ovens. In case of lack
power supply, at the restart the ATR610 is able to
carry on the interrupted cycle. At the restart if the
oven temperature (process) is under the set-point
value, the ATR610 stops the cycle in progress
and it starts a step with programmable rise
gradient (parameter no.23) to go back to the set-
point value made up just before the black out, and
it starts the cycle from that point.
During the recovery stage the led START flashes,
the timer is off and the display shows .
To switch this function off, instead of step number.
bring the value of the recovery
The recovery is ON only for step with
gradient to the zero (P-23).
positive or null gradient.
To go out by hand from the recovery
condition press or .

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11.2 Waiting for step end
This function is very useful to control the
cooking cycle on ovens. In case at the end of a
step the distance between process and set-
point(1) exceeds the value parameter no. 22,
the controller starts with the next step only
after waiting the time set on parameter no.21,
or when the difference becomes smaller than
parameter no.22 (see graph beside).
During the waiting stage the led START
flashes, the timer is stopped and the display
visualizes . Instead of step number.
To quit the function of “waiting end
To switch this function off, enter
step” by hand press or .
zero for the time of waiting end step
(P-21).

(1)
If the oven temperature is in advance or delay compared to the set-point of end step.
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 Configuration memorandum

Date : Model ATR610 :

Installer : Installation :
Notes :

P-01 General configuration

P-02 Configuration universal analog Input AN1
P-03 Configuration universal analog Input AN2
P-04 Reserved
P-05 Configuration relay command output OUT and A1
P-06 Low limit scale no.1(-999/2800 digit)
P-07 Upper limit scale no. 1(-999/2800 digit)
P-08 Low limit scale no.2(-999/2800 digit)
P-09 Upper limit scale no. 2(-999/2800 digit)
P-10 Alarms Hysteresis (0.001/9.999 % scale no.1)
P-11 Configuration alarm no.1 (relay OUT)
P-12 Configuration alarm no.2 (relay A1)
P-13 Configuration alarm no.3
P-14 Comparison value for alarm no.1 (-999/2800 digit).
P-15 Comparison value for alarm no.2 (-999/2800 digit).
P-16 Comparison value for alarm no.3 (-999/2800 digit).
P-17 Configuration digital Input IN1
P-18 Configuration digital Input IN2
P-19 Various options
P-20 Heating elements power
P-21 Time of waiting for step end (1/1440 min)
P-22 Max. gap for step end (1/127 digit)
P-23 Recovery gradient in grades /hour (1/9999 digit/ora)
P-24 Reserved
P-25 Input filter (1/20 sec)
P-26 Shift value (correction) for input AN1 (-128/127 digit)
P-27 Shift value (correction) for input AN2 (-128/127 digit)
P-28 Value of end modulation ON/OFF (0/2800 digit)
P-29 Hysteresis in modulation ON/OFF (0.001/9.999 % scale no.1)

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P-30 Maximum time impulse (1.0/50.0sec)
P-31 Limit for output of command signal(10/100%)
P-32 Reserved
P-33 Reserved
P-34 Reserved
P-35 Dead band (0.001/9.999 % scale no.1).
P-36 Proportional band (0.1-999.9% scale no.1).
P-37 Integral time (1/9999 sec).
P-38 Derivative time (0.1/999.9 sec).

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