AI-519 type artificial intelligence regulator adopts advanced AI artificial intelligence PID control algorithm, no overshoot, and has self-tuning (AT) function. Using UED's new generation of 0.2% high-precision current output module X3/X5 greatly improves the conversion and regulation output accuracy. Adopting advanced modular structure, providing rich output specifications, can meet the needs of various application occasions, delivery quickly and easy to maintain.
About this manual
The AL-519 is a modular industry regulator that supports thermocouple, RTD, voltage and current inputs, with built‑in nonlinear correction tables for stable, precise measurement. It features an AI‑based PID control algorithm, auto‑tuning, manual/automatic disturbance‑free switching, and soft‑start on power‑up.
The manual describes the modular hardware (five slot types), available input/output modules, communication interfaces (RS485/RS232), technical specifications, parameter settings, and maintenance procedures, including module replacement and warranty information. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Overview
- Model Definition
- Module Types and Functions
- Module Replacement Procedure
- Technical Specifications
- Communication Settings
- Parameter Configuration
- Calibration and Maintenance
- Warranty and Service
Specifications
| Input voltage range | 100~240 VAC or 24 VDC |
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| Measurement accuracy | 0.3 %FS + 0.15 °C |
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| Temperature range (K thermocouple) | 0 °C ~ 1300 °C |
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| Sampling rate | 8 samples per second |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set the communication address for multiple instruments?
Use the Addr parameter to define each instrument’s address; different values are required for instruments on the same bus.
What warranty does the AL‑519 have?
The instrument provides three years of free repair from the date of shipment.
Can the instrument be calibrated by the user?
The AL‑519 uses automatic zeroing and digital calibration; routine calibration is not required, only cleaning and drying if accuracy drifts.