Xmtd-2201 Manual Info

These control the responsiveness of the PID algorithm. Advanced Parameters (Passcode: 0088)

Predicts errors to prevent temperature overshoot. 60 1 to 3600 seconds T

This guide breaks down the essential steps from the to help you get your system up and running. 1. Key Specifications at a Glance

: Decrements setting digits or navigates downward through parameter codes. Step-by-Step Parameter Configuration xmtd-2201 manual

| | Button Name | Primary Function | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | PV | Upper Display (Red) | Shows actual temperature (Process Value) | | SV | Lower Display (Green) | Shows set temperature (Set Value) | | SET | Set Key | Enter parameter menu / confirm setting | | ◀ or R/S | Shift/Reset | Move cursor during setting / Reset alarm | | ▼ | Down Key | Decrease value | | ▲ | Up Key | Increase value | | AT | Auto-tune LED | Lights when auto-tuning is active | | OUT | Output LED | Lights when heating output is ON | | AL1/AL2 | Alarm LEDs | Light when respective alarms are triggered |

: Connections for power, sensor input, and control output are located on the rear panel. Environment : Operates best in temperatures between with humidity below 85%. Mounting : Insert the unit into a

Use this mode to change sensor type or alarm settings. These control the responsiveness of the PID algorithm

Refer to the diagram on the side of your specific unit. Standard terminals usually include: Terminals for AC 220V input. Input terminals for your thermocouple or RTD. Load/Output: Terminals for your heater or relay/SSR control.

The XMTD-2201 features a simple interface, usually comprising a digital display and a potentiometer or dip switch for setting the target temperature. 3.1 Operating Methods

Since the XMTD-2201 is a bit controller, it has a "hysteresis" or "回差" (often labeled "HYS" or "d" in parameters). This prevents the relay from chattering (rapidly switching on and off) near the setpoint. Environment : Operates best in temperatures between with

: Typically uses a potentiometer or dial switch for setting targets (denoted by the "2" in 2201). 🔌 Wiring & Installation

The XMTD-2201 has a compact form factor. While the dimensions can vary (typically 72×72×137mm or 48×48mm), the standard panel is usually required to be 68×68mm or 45×45mm .