PID-48 / PID-486H Microcomputer Program Controller Operating Manual

This manual introduces the features and usage methods of PID-48, PID-486H microcomputer program controller, including input and output range, key description, automatic tuning function, etc.


PID-48 / PID-486H Microcomputer Program Controller Operating Manual - cover page
Brand
PID-48
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
Japanese
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
377 KB
Published
13 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
FDDC489AD78038E26CBCF9AF3E303620

About this manual

This manual explains the front‑panel indicators, keys, and LEDs of the PID‑48 / PID‑486H microcomputer program controller. It describes the meaning of each indicator (e.g., AT for Auto‑Tuning, PRO for program execution) and provides step‑by‑step instructions for navigating the four operating levels (User, PID, Input, and Set).

Detailed sections cover input type selection, output calibration, auto‑tuning parameters, alarm configuration, and advanced functions such as RAMP and SOAK. Error messages and their causes are listed, along with recommended corrective actions. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Panel Description
  • LED Indicators
  • Key Functions
  • Auto‑Tuning (AT)
  • Error Messages
  • Operation Levels
  • Input Configuration
  • Output Calibration
  • Settings and Parameters
  • RAMP and SOAK Functions

Specifications

Output range0‑200.0 %
Maximum time setting0‑3600 s
RAMP range0.00‑99.99 (°/min)
Analog input limits-1999 to 9999

Frequently asked questions

What does the AT indicator mean?

AT indicates Auto‑Tuning mode and is shown by a yellow lamp on the panel.

How do I enter Level 2 (PID Level)?

Press and hold the SET key for 5 seconds while in Level 1 to switch to Level 2.

What should I do if an INPUT ERROR occurs?

Check for open circuit, polarity reversal, or out‑of‑range values on the affected input channel.

How can I adjust the output calibration values?

Use the CHO1‑CHO3 keys to set low and high calibration values for each output channel as described in the calibration section.

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