Commissioning; Operating Modes - IKA ETS-D5 Instrucciones De Manejo

Commissioning

Plug the instrument into the contact thermometer jack on the
magnetic stirrer (e.g. IKA RCT basic, IKA RET basic, RH basic, RH
digital KT/C, Heidolph MR 3001K, Heidolph MR 3002, VWR VMS-
D, VWR VMS-A, H+P Variomag, etc.).
Please observe all safety instructions in this respect.
Procedure for connecting a Corning Magnetic Stirrer:
Turn the rotary "heat" dial on the magnetic stirrer to the "O" (off)
position. Next, connect the ETS-D5 to the magnetic stirrer using
the AD-C1 adapter provided.
Please observe all safety instructions in this respect.
The device will be activated when the magnetic stirrer is switched
on.
If the supply voltage at the contact thermometer connector is not
between 8 V and 16 V DC then it will be necessary to power the
device using the H 52 power supply set (H 50 double connector
adapter and H 51 plug-in power supply unit). The power supply
and/or double connector adapter will provide the necessary supply
voltage for the device. An automatic self-test will be performed
when the device is activated. All segments on the LCD display will
be visible during this test (Fig. 1).
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Operating modes

The ETS-D5 can be run in three different operating modes (A, B,
C).
The selected operating mode will be permanently displayed
(Fig. 4).
Operating mode "A"
This is the factory-setting mode for this instrument. When the ins-
trument is switched on, the set-point temperature is always set to
- 10 °C. The set-point temperature can be adjusted using the ""
and "" keys. The HI-TEMP (maximum set-point temperature) can
only be set in this mode.
Operating mode "B"
In this mode the most recent set-point temperature is used, and
will become active when the instrument is switched off and on
again. The settings can be adjusted using the "" and "" keys.
Operating mode "C"
In this mode the current settings are used and will become active
when the instrument is switched off and on again. The setting
cannot be adjusted.
Holding down the "" key when switching on the instrument
switches to the next operating mode in the sequence A-B-C-A-
B-C-A etc.