Omega CN350, CN360,CN355,CN375, DP370 Owner Manual

Omega CN350, CN360,CN355,CN375, DP370 Owner Manual

Below you will find brief information for Temperature Controller CN350, CN360 & CN370, High Limit Controller CN355 & CN375, Digital Panel Meter DP370. This guide describes the features and operation of the CN350, CN360, CN370, CN355, CN375, and DP370 Series Controllers. The guide also provides detailed instructions on installation, wiring, and operation. The guide is a great resource for anyone who needs to learn more about the CN350, CN360, CN370, CN355, CN375, and DP370 Series Controllers.

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OMEGA Temperature Controller CN350, CN360 & CN370 User's Guide | Manualzz
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CN350, CN360 8: CN370 Series
1/16 DIN Temperature Controllers
CN355 8: CN375 Series
1/16 DIN High Limit Controllers
DP370 Series
1/16 DIN Digital Panel Meter
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1 PANEL CUTOUT
10.6
45-0
+0.6
45-0
60min.
60min.
Unit: mm
2 INSTALLATION
Select a location for the controller that is free
from corrosive gases and excessive dust. Avoid
direct sunlight, impact and radiant heat from elec-
tric ovens.
Prepare a panel cutout of 1.77 x 1.77" (45 x 45
mm) in a panel of 0.04 to 0.14" (1.0 to 3.5 mm)
thickness. (Note that the depth of the unit behind
the panel is 3.54".) Insert the unit into the panel
until it clicks into place. |
3 TERMINAL ARRANGEMENT
AC
5 4 — 110/120v
|
CONTROL
7
dc Solid State Output
12 Vdc, 20 mA
| RELAY
OUTPUT
Terminal Connections, CN350,
CN360, CN370 Series Controllers
AC
=
A
5 110/120V
54
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4
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Terminal Connections, Model DP371
Miniature Digital Panel Meter
4 WIRING
Power
For a power supply of 110/120, connect to termi-
nals 1 and 5
For a power supply of 220/240, connect to termi-
nals 1 and 6 |
Thermocouple Input
Confirm the type of thermocouple and lead wire.
Connect the positive (+) lead (color-coded) to ter-
minal 2 and the negative ( - ) lead (red) to termi-
nal 3. Ensure that the total
resistance is 100 ohms maximum.
RTD Input |
Each of the three lead wires must have a resis-
tance of 2 ohms maximum (approx. 190 ft of 20
gauge Cu wire) and must all be of the same
resistance. Since the length of the lead wire will
have an effect on unit accuracy, use care in
selecting lead length.
Connect the red RTD lead to terminal 2 and the
black leads to terminals 3 and 4.
THERMOCOUPLE
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ПЕ CN370 COLOR
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LEAD WIRE
Thermocouple Input Connection
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SHIELDED WIRE
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RTD Input Connection
Control Output (CN350/CN360/CN370)
Two types of control outputs are available:
1. A Mechanical Relay (SPDT), 240 Vac, 1 A/
Inductive Load, 2.5 A/Resistive Load;
2. ADC Solid State Voltage Driver, 12 Vdc, 20
MÁ max-reverse action (N.O.) for heating.
POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY
C-NO S:0.3%FS
ON Ni [oa
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| OFF|:---++ C-NO |
| OFF C-NO
No ^ № № ^ №
SETTING SETTING
CONTROLLED LED: LIT WHEN HEATING CONTROLLED LED: UNLIT WHEN COOLING
Mechanical Relay Wiring
POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY
Solid State Voltage Wiring
5 DEVIATION DISPLAY
| | Lit when process value is +1.5%FS of Set value.
Lit when process value is +1.5%FS of Set value.
Lit when process value is —1.5%FS of Set value.
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6 ADJUSTMENT
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MANUAL RESET ADJUSTMENT (CN350,
CN360, CN370)
Use the screwdriver adjustment on the front of
the unit for manual reset (MR) when using pro-
portional control.
The controller is designed so that the proportion-
ing band is centered at the setpoint within 50%
“ON” and 50% “OFF” time (50% power).
Because the heater is never exactly sized for the
system, the process temperature will not stabilize
at the setpoint but at some other temperature
within the proportional band. This difference
between temperature and desired setpoint is
~ called “offset” or “droop”.
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To convert to ON/OFF control, cut/remove J1, J2,
This offset is normal with single mode proportion-
al controllers and can be corrected by adjusting
the manual reset potentiometer. If there is stable
temperature lower than the set temperature, turn
the potentiometer clockwise (+ direction) and wait
until the process stabilizes. If there is a tempera-
ture higher than the set temperature, turn the
potentiometer counterclockwise (- direction) and
wait until the process stabilizes. Make these
adjustments in small increments. On processes
with a large thermal mass, the time between a
manual reset adjustment and stabilization at the
new temperature may be minutes.
CONVERTING THE CONTROLLERS TO
ON/OFF OPERATION (CN350, CN360, CN370)
The CN350, CN360 and CN370 Series
Controllers can be changed from Time Propor-
tional to ON/OFF operation by changing three
internal jumpers. To access these jumpers, the
unit must be removed from the case. To remove
the unit from the case, press the catch on the
bottom of the unit and slide the unit from the
case. The three jumpers (J1, J2 and J3) are on
the outside of the input board, which is on the
right side when facing the unit. Cut these
jumpers to convert to ON/OFF.
Jumper Position for Thermocouple
Input Jumper Position for RTD Input
To convert to ON/OFF control, cut/-emove J1, J2,
and J3 from the outside (solder sid) of the
and J3 from the outside (solder side) of the board.
board.
7 HIGH LIMIT CONTROLLER (CN355/CN375)
These controllers have a normally energized
SPDT latching output relay which becomes de-
energized whenever the process variable (PV)
exceeds a selected setpoint value. To provide
reliable alarm action, the relay in this controller is
energized during normal controller operation.
When wiring to the relay, be sure to keep this in
mind. Use the reset pushbutton on the front
panel of the controller to reset the latching output
relay.
High Limit Latching
Relay Configuration (CN355, CN375)
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15 a
1
* NC = NORMALLY CLOSED
A | NO = NORMALLY OPEN 4
POWER SUPPLY | SET POINT POWER SUPPLY
ON | ' OFF
LAMP DISPLAY: DISPLAY = ON |
RESET SWITCH
ON
Typical Wiring for CN355/CN375
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Key Features

  • 1/16 DIN size
  • Thermocouple and RTD input
  • Time proportional or ON/OFF control
  • Mechanical relay or solid state control output
  • High limit latching relay (CN355/CN375)
  • Deviation display
  • Manual reset adjustment
  • Easy installation
  • Reliable operation
  • Wide range of applications

Frequently Answers and Questions

How do I wire the thermocouple input?
Connect the positive (+) lead (color-coded) to terminal 2 and the negative (-) lead (red) to terminal 3. Ensure that the total resistance is 100 ohms maximum.
How do I convert the controller to ON/OFF operation?
Cut/remove jumpers J1, J2, and J3 from the outside of the board.
How do I reset the high limit latching relay?
Use the reset pushbutton on the front panel of the controller.
What is the difference between the CN350 and CN355 series?
The CN350 series are temperature controllers while the CN355 series are high limit controllers. The CN355 series have a normally energized SPDT latching output relay which becomes de-energized whenever the process variable (PV) exceeds a selected setpoint value.
How do I adjust the manual reset?
Use the screwdriver adjustment on the front of the unit for manual reset (MR) when using proportional control.
What is the purpose of the deviation display?
The deviation display indicates when the process value is +1.5%FS or -1.5%FS of the set value.

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