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5 Installation and commissioning

68 BA5831400-00 EN

3. Use the adjusting screw of the potentiometer to make an adjustment until

the numerical value of the measured voltage matches the desired value of

the heating current (1.1 in this example). Turning the adjusting screw to

the right causes the heating current to increase, and turning it to the left

causes it to decrease.

Figure51: Potentiometer adjusting screw

4. Check the required temperature increase: In this example, the tempera-

ture of the temperature sensor (30°C) should be increased by the temper-

ature gradient of 20K, thus resulting in 50°C being displayed. Take the

heating and cooling time of approx. 15minutes into account.

ð If the desired temperature value is not reached after approx. 30min-

utes, adjust the temperature gradient on the potentiometer again.

5. After setting the temperature gradient, remove the current source and

voltmeter.

5.6.2 Gradient setting by resistance value

For the MT-ST160WR and MT-ST160WR/RM device variants, set the tem-

perature gradient by adapting the resistance value.

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