Delta DTE10P Temperature Controller User Manual

DTE temperature controller is an industrial controller produced by Delta, which supports multiple input sensors, output forms include relay output, voltage pulse output, linear current output, analog voltage output, and supports Modbus communication protocol


Delta DTE10P Temperature Controller User Manual - cover page
Brand
AELTA
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
879 KB
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
DTE10P
MD5 checksum
CE2887C1EF0CCA05EE4035965338FC04

About this manual

The DTE10P temperature controller is a compact, open‑type device intended for installation in a dust‑proof, moisture‑proof enclosure. It supports three standard input channels (thermocouple or Pt‑type resistance) and can be expanded to six channels with the DTE20P module. The controller offers PID, ON‑OFF, manual and programmable PID control, as well as various alarm and output functions.

The manual details wiring, safety precautions, power requirements, output types (relay, voltage pulse, current, analog voltage), communication via RS‑485 Modbus (RTU/ASCII), and advanced features such as CT, EVENT, slope control and power‑on memory. Configuration is performed by writing specific values to Modbus registers. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Precautions
  • Installation and Wiring
  • Input Sensor Types
  • Output Types and Ratings
  • Control Modes (PID, ON‑OFF, Manual)
  • Alarm Functions
  • RS‑485 Communication Settings
  • CT and EVENT Functions
  • Slope Control and Filtering

Specifications

Analog voltage output0 ~ 10 V (load impedance > 1 kΩ)
Communication protocolModbus RTU/ASCII

Frequently asked questions

Which communication protocol is supported?

The controller uses Modbus protocol in RTU or ASCII format over RS‑485.

How can PID power‑on memory be enabled?

Write 1234H to address 47F1H and then 0008H to address 4824H to activate the programmable PID power‑on storage function.

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