Here is how to program Auber Pid to run in auto or manual with a push of a button. Push set button until it goes to menu mode, release button, now press and release to go thru menu. Go to auto setting, in first pic. Default setting is 2, auto only, set to 0, auto or manual, using arrow After a few seconds it will exit menu mode. To go to manual press A-M button(2nd from left ), the A-M light will come on. To go back to auto push A-M button again.

You still need to adjust power output. Press, release set button, you will now see an A followed by a number, on the bottom display (2nd pic), this is the output value. Adjust output values with the arrows. Output can be adjusted from 0 to100. You can easily adjust output values anytime in this mode. Muddog Attachments. Sambedded wrote:PID requires thermoprobe even for manual mode. Radar Chaos Full Version.

But you can trick it using 100 Ohm resistor instead of probe. That is not correct. When you run in manual, you are setting to percentage of time the PID is going to power the element, i.e manual setting of 60 will power element 60% of time and power off 40% of time, the thermocoupler is bypassed.

Muddog Have you ever tried to run it in manual mode when thermosensor is disconnected? Syl -2326 just doesn't allow you to do 'setting to percentage of time' without sensor. Rumrunner Posts: 678 Joined: Tue Jul 10, 2012 11:25 pm Location: Canada.

T fuse) is needed when the output device is a solid-state relay (SSR). Please check with your fuse supplier for the correct fuse for your SSR. Power supply -Supply power of the specified rating. -Do not turn on the power until all of the wiring is completed. -Never use this instrument in the presence of inflammable gases or vapor. -In order to prevent electric shock or burns, never touch the inside of the instrument.

-Do not attempt to modify this instrument. Maintenance -Only authorized service engineers should replace parts. -In order to use this instrument continuously and safely, conduct periodic maintenance. Some parts used in this instrument have a limited service life and.