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    DHC100

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    1) The DHC-100+ is a humidity controller that can operate as either a humidifying or dehumidifying device depending on its settings. 2) It is important to properly wire the temperature sensor, with the red wire to terminal 4, black to 5 and yellow to 6, and not overload the output relay beyond its 10A, 220V, 2200W capacity. 3) The device measures humidity from 1-99%RH, controls humidity from 10-99%RH, and has an operating temperature range of 0-60°C.

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    DHC100

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    1) The DHC-100+ is a humidity controller that can operate as either a humidifying or dehumidifying device depending on its settings. 2) It is important to properly wire the temperature sensor, with the red wire to terminal 4, black to 5 and yellow to 6, and not overload the output relay beyond its 10A, 220V, 2200W capacity. 3) The device measures humidity from 1-99%RH, controls humidity from 10-99%RH, and has an operating temperature range of 0-60°C.

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    Controlador de temperatura y humedad

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    DHC100+

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    1) The DHC-100+ is a humidity controller that can operate as either a humidifying or dehumidifying device depending on its settings. 2) It is important to properly wire the temperature sensor, with the red wire to terminal 4, black to 5 and yellow to 6, and not overload the output relay beyond its 10A, 220V, 2200W capacity. 3) The device measures humidity from 1-99%RH, controls humidity from 10-99%RH, and has an operating temperature range of 0-60°C.

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    DHC100

    Uploaded by

    Pablos Augoustis
    1) The DHC-100+ is a humidity controller that can operate as either a humidifying or dehumidifying device depending on its settings. 2) It is important to properly wire the temperature sensor, with the red wire to terminal 4, black to 5 and yellow to 6, and not overload the output relay beyond its 10A, 220V, 2200W capacity. 3) The device measures humidity from 1-99%RH, controls humidity from 10-99%RH, and has an operating temperature range of 0-60°C.

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    DHC-100+ Instructions

    Important
    When wiring the temperature sensor please make sure that the coloured wires are wired up to the
    correct terminals as follows: Red (+) to 4, Black (-) to 5 and Yellow (V) to 6.
    Do not over load the devices output Relay. Its maximum values are: 220v, 10A, 2200 watts.
    Care must always be taken when working with electricity.
    Specifications
    Humidity measuring range: 1% to 99%RH
    Product Size: 34.5 X 75 X 85.5mm
    Humidity controlling range: 10% to 99%RH
    Installing Hole/Panel Cut Out Size: 29 X 70mm
    Power supply: 220V AC 10%/-15%
    Accuracy: 5%RH (10%RH to 95%RH at 25c)
    Relay Output Capacity: 10A, 220V AC MAX
    Sensor operation temperature range: -30c to 80c
    Operating Environment Temperature: 0c-60c
    Sensor Extended Stability:0.5%RH/yr
    Operating Relative humidity 20% to 85%
    Power consumption: <3W
    Resolution: 1%RH
    Front Panel Protection: IP54
    Sensor Size (Approx): Cable Length 2 metre, Sensor Head 4.6 x 2.7 x 1.3 cm
    Overview
    The DHC-100+ works as either a humidifying or dehumidifying controller depending on how it is setup.
    The unit will display the current humidity unless the user has entered one of the Parameter Menus to change
    any of the settings.

    The following describes the diagram of the front panel pictured above.

    Set Indicator: Will light when the user has entered one of the Parameter Menus.
    Out indicator: Flashing = Time Delay is in force. Continuously Light = Output Relay is operating.
    Increase & Decrease Indicator: This indicates which mode the unit is operating in. If the Decrease
    Indicator is lit then the unit is working as a Dehumidify Unit or if the Increase Indicator is lit it would be
    operating as a Humidifying unit.

    Wiring
    Please use the following wiring diagram to wire your devices for items that require 220v to 240v.
    ITS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE SENSOR IS WIRED PROPERLY USING THE DIAGRAM BELOW
    OTHERWISE THIS WILL DAMAGE THE SENSOR. Red (+) to 4, Black (-) to 5 and Yellow (V) to 6.
    Please note that the Output Relay (1 & 2) only requires to cut the live (hot) wire when turning the connected
    devices on and off. The Output Relay does not require a Neutral (Cold) wire.
    When the Output Relay is not activated the terminals 2 & 3 are connected so that terminal no. 3 is live instead.
    If an earth is required this should be wired up separately perhaps via a terminal block.

    Operating Instructions
    Parameter Overview
    The 2 main settings on the unit are the Set Point and the Difference Parameters.
    Set Point: indicates what midway humidity level the unit is to achieve.
    Difference: The point away from the Set Point that the Output Relay should start or stop operating.
    The difference value is the top and bottom range that you wish the unit to try and maintain. Using the following
    settings of Set Point = 50% and Difference = 5% the following happens.
    Humidifying Mode: the relay turns on when at or below 50% (Set Point) and turns off when at or above 55%
    Dehumidify Mode: the relay turns on when at or above 50% (Set Point) and turns off when at or below 45%
    The main settings can be checked at any time: In normal mode, press the UP key to display Humidity Set
    Point or press the DOWN key to display the Difference setting.
    Parameter Menu and Settings

    Code
    F1
    F2
    F3
    F4
    F5
    F6
    F7

    Description
    Set Point
    Difference
    Time delay
    Alarm
    Operate ON When Error
    Operate OFF When Error
    Calibration

    F8

    Mode Selection

    B1
    B2
    K1
    K2

    Zero Offset

    Range
    10% to 99%
    1 to 50%
    0 to 99 min
    0 to 50%
    0 to 99 min
    0 to 99 min
    + or 15%
    0= Humidify
    1= Dehumidify

    Default
    50%
    5%
    0 minute
    0%
    10 minute
    50 minute
    0%
    0

    5000 - 9999
    Pre-set

    Slope

    2000 - 3999

    Parameter Settings can be changed in one of three different Menus. The User and Admin Menus are used to
    adjust the main parameter settings marked with an F.

    User Menu: Press and hold the SET key for about 3 seconds until the display changes. This allows
    changes to the Parameters F1 & F2 only. Helpful if you are only making minor adjustments.

    Admin Menu: Press and hold SET and UP keys together for about 3 seconds until the display
    changes. This allows changes to the Parameters F1 to F8.

    The Sensor Menu is only used to coordinate the sensor attributes with the DHC-100+ unit. These settings are
    marked as B1, B2, K1 & K2. Each DHC-100+ unit is pre set with the sensor that has been attached to it as
    each sensors attributes are individual to that sensor. This makes for a more accurate reading and allows users
    to replace the sensor with another compatible type in the future but still allow the DHC-100+ to remain
    accurate.

    Sensor Menu: Press and hold the set key for 10 seconds This changes the Parameters B1 to K2

    How to amend a Parameter Setting


    When you enter one of the Menus as described above you will be presented with the first setting to be
    updated. By pressing the UP and DOWN keys you can scroll through each one of the Parameter Setting
    Codes.
    Once you have selected the parameter you wish to change press the SET key and the display will now show
    the setting for that parameter. Press the UP and DOWN keys to select the new setting then press RST key to
    accept the new setting.
    Once you have updated the new settings you need to save them by pressing and holding the RST key for
    about 3 seconds until the display changes to display the current humidity reading. Please note that if you do
    not press any key for 30 seconds or more then any updates to any of the parameters will not be saved.

    Functions Explained (F1 to F8)


    F1: Set Point: Indicates what midway humidity level the unit is to achieve.
    F2: Difference: The point away from the Set Point that the Output Relay should start or stop operating
    F3: Time Delay: The delay in minutes when the Output Relay will switch on after being requested to come on.
    For example if it was set to 3 Minutes then as soon as the Output Relay is requested to be switched on it will
    wait 3 minutes before coming on. The working indictor will flash on and off to indicate that the relay is due to
    come on but is waiting. The light will become solid when the time delay is finished and the relay switches on.
    This is a safety feature to protect the device that is connected to the unit from continual switching and causing
    damage. If its set to 0 then there will be no time delay.
    F4: Alarm: This feature has been designed to sound an audible alarm and flash the display screen when the
    area you are controlling is out with the desired humidity level. For example if it is set to 10% then the alarm will
    activate when the area you are controlling goes above or below the Set Point by 10%. To silence the alarm
    sound, press any key. If set to 0 the Alarm function will be cancelled.
    F5 & F6: Operate When Error
    This function has been designed as a fail safe mechanism to allow the unit to operate even during a situation
    where a sensor error has occurred. It is extremely unlikely that a sensor error would suddenly occur while
    using the unit in a normal way, however, external problems such as the sensor wire being cut or damaged
    accidentally would cause the unit to error. F5 & F6 will allow the user to program a situation where by the relay
    will come on for the number of minutes set in F5 then turn off for the number of minutes set in F6 and
    repeating this until the error is resolved. For example setting F5 to 1 and F6 to 5 means that during a sensor
    error the relay will switch on for 1 minute (F5) then will turn off 5 minutes (F6).
    F7: Calibration: This setting will change the value that the sensor is reading by the number of %HR that has
    been selected on this setting. The value can be set from -15% to +15% of the actual reading.
    F8: Mode Selection: This setting instructs the unit to operate either as a Humidifying or Dehumidifying
    controller

    Sensor Attributes Explained (B1 to K2)


    Each DHC-100+ unit is pre set with the sensor that has been attached to it as each sensors attributes are
    individual to that sensor. This makes for a more accurate reading and allows users to replace the sensor with
    another compatible type in the future but still allows the DHC-100+ to remain accurate. Its not advisable to
    change these to anything other than what the sensors attributes are. Each sensor has been tested and a
    sticker with its own individual attributes has been attached to the back of each sensor.
    Each attribute has been divided into 2 parts.
    The first 2 digits on the Zero offset attribute = B1
    The second 2 digits on the Zero offset attribute = B2
    The first 2 digits on the Slope attribute = K1
    The second 2 digits on the Slope attribute = K2
    Addition Functions
    Keyboard lock
    This function will lock the keypad to stop or prevent any updating of the parameters. This can also assist you
    when the unit will be in an area that is unsupervised /open to the public. In normal mode, press both the UP
    and DOWN keys for about 3 seconds until the display shows C1, the keypad is now locked. To unlock it
    again press and hold the UP and DOWN keys again until C0 is displayed.
    Error Messages
    The following error message will show to indicate that there is a fault.
    EE: Sensor cannot be detected.
    Current Reading Flashing: The sensor is above or below the Set Point (F1) by the % set in the Alarm (F4).
    Er: Data Saving Error.
    HH: Humidity is our of range for displaying
    Additional Information
    Please avoid using the sensor in dusty environments. Do not submerge the sensor in water or liquid. Using
    this is area with strong electromagnetic fields can distort the true readings.

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