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| Fri Mar 27th, 2009 7:35 p.m. |
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Another question from a customer that, I thought, could be useful for some people: " Do you market a temperature controller with a proportional output at mains voltages capable of handling 5 amps? We require the current to be continuous, varying only to adjust the temperature. It is for an air heater with a low thermal mass so we require continuous proportional control, a simple on/off type (relay output) would be clicking away all the time with consequent fluctuations in air temperature. "
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Fri Mar 27th, 2009 4:43 a.m. |
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| plz giv the detail of the keypad(microcontroller pxz) supplier in india. |
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May I have the comparison between these two brand:HAKKO HMI and PROFACE HMI.Which one is more user friendly and more accceptable with most programming language?
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| Thu Jun 24th, 2010 1:05 p.m. |
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This question has been asked by one of our customer and I thought it my be useful to other people:
While in the main screen, press and maintain the SEL button for around 3 seconds. A parameter should appear "Prog" or "roff" on the SV screen. Release the SEL button. Then press it again normally - that will switch between the different parameters. After pressing few times, you should reach "AT" (auto tune settings) which look like more "A7 0" on the screen. "0" being the parameter at which it is set at: 0: off 1: Standard 2: low PV You want to change it to "1" with the arrow key. You will then have "A7 1" displayed. Then, press and maintain the select button until coming back to the main screen. That's it! |
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