Input Types: Supports any standard Thermocouple (TC), Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD), or standard current/voltage signals. Measurement Accuracy: ±0.5% Full Scale (FS).
Display Range: PV (Process Value) and SV (Set Value) from -1999 to +1999. Sampling Cycle: 0.5 seconds. Resolution: 14-bit. 2. Output Options Current: DC 0~10 mA or 4~20 mA ( Voltage: DC 0~5 V or 1~5 V ( Relay: Contact capacity 250VA (resistance load). SSR Pulse: 0~12V, suitable for solid-state relays. 3. Safety Precautions
Explosive Environments: Do not use the instrument in locations with explosive, inflammable, or steamy gases to avoid fire or explosion.
High Voltage Hazard: Do not touch the inside of the instrument. High voltage is present, and internal maintenance should only be performed by authorized service engineers.
Structural Integrity: Do not attempt to modify the instrument's physical structure. 4. Operation Overview
Cold-end Compensation: Software-amendable deviation in the range of ±2℃ (0~502℃).
LED Indicators: Provides visual status for output, alarm, and self-conditioning modes. Manual-XMT.pdf
The XMTK-9000 is an intelligent digital temperature controller commonly used in plastic pipe welding and hot melt adhesive machines. It features a dual-display interface (PV for process value, SV for set value) and utilizes PID control for precise temperature management within a range of 300∘C300 raised to the composed with power C Basic Operation & Settings Setting the Temperature (SV):
Press the SET key briefly; the SV display will start flashing.
Use the < (Shift) key to select the digit you wish to change.
Use the ∧ (Up) or ∨ (Down) keys to adjust the numerical value to your desired temperature. Press SET again to save and return to normal display.
Accessing Parameter Menus: Press and hold the SET key for 3 seconds to enter the internal parameter configuration (e.g., PID constants, alarm limits). Auto-Tuning (AT): If the controller is under PID control (
), you can activate the AT function to automatically calculate the optimal control parameters for your specific machine. Key Specifications
Input Types: Supports standard thermocouples (K, E, J, S) and thermal resistance sensors (PT100, CU50).
Power Supply: Typically operates on 85–264V AC (compatible with 110V and 220V systems). Accuracy: Measurement accuracy is of full scale.
Output Options: Available with either relay output (suitable for contactors) or voltage pulse output (typically for Solid State Relays/SSR). Installation & Maintenance
Wiring: Always separate power supply lines from signal input cables to reduce electromagnetic interference. Ensure proper grounding to protect against voltage spikes.
Mounting: Insert the unit into the panel opening and secure it with the provided mounting brackets.
Routine Checks: Inspect terminal connections and clean sensor ports every six months to ensure long-term stability.
For detailed technical diagrams or specific replacement parts, you can check the SOLE XMTK-9000 Product Page or documentation from CNC Electric.
XMTK-9000 User Manual
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing the XMTK-9000, a state-of-the-art device designed to provide advanced functionality and convenience. This user manual will guide you through the safe and effective use of your new device. xmtk-9000 user manual
2. Safety Precautions
3. Product Overview
The XMTK-9000 is a versatile device featuring:
4. Installation and Setup
5. Operating Instructions
6. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
7. Technical Specifications
8. Warranty and Support
The XMTK-9000 is covered by a limited 2-year warranty. For technical support, please:
By following the guidelines and instructions outlined in this user manual, you will ensure safe and effective operation of your XMTK-9000 device. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.
is an intelligent digital temperature controller commonly used in industrial machinery, such as plastic pipe welding and hot melt adhesive machines. It features a dual-display interface (PV/SV), PID control capabilities, and supports various sensor inputs. AliExpress 1. Technical Specifications Input Power: AC 85–242V, 50/60Hz. Measurement Accuracy: Control Range: for welding applications, though models may support up to 1600 raised to the composed with power C depending on the sensor. Supported Sensors: Thermocouples: K, E, J, S. Thermal Resistance: Pt100, Cu50.
Relay (AC 220V 5A), Voltage pulse (for SSR), or 4–20mA current. DV Electrical Products 2. Basic Operation & Settings Setting the Target Temperature (SV): key briefly; the SV display will begin to flash. is less than logical and logical or (Down) keys to adjust to your desired temperature. again to save and return to the normal display. Accessing Parameter Menus: Long-press the
key (approx. 3–5 seconds) to enter the internal parameter setting mode. Navigate through parameters like (Alarm 1), (Proportional), (Integral), and (Differential). Auto-Tuning (AT): To activate the PID auto-tuning function, set the parameter to
. The "AT" indicator will light up while the controller calculates the optimal PID values for your specific application. CNC Electric 3. Installation & Safety
The is an intelligent, multi-functional temperature controller designed for high-precision industrial applications, particularly in plastic pipe welding and hot melt adhesive machines. This series utilizes micro-processing units and Surface Mount Technology (SMT) to deliver stable performance in a compact form factor. Technical Specifications
is built to operate in demanding environments while maintaining strict accuracy. Specification Input Power AC 85–242V, 50/60Hz Accuracy ±0.5% Full Scale (FS) Temperature Range
0 to 300°C (standard for welding); overall display -1999 to 1999 Input Signals Thermocouples (K, E, J, S, etc.) and RTDs (Pt100, Cu50) Display Dual-row LED (PV in red, SV in green) Control Outputs Relay (250V AC/3A) or Voltage Pulse (0–12V for SSR) Environment 0 to 50°C, humidity ≤ 85% RH, non-corrosive Operating Instructions
The controller interface consists of a SET key and directional keys for parameter adjustment. Setting the Target Temperature (SV): Press the SET key once. The SV display will begin to flash.
Use the < (shift), ∧ (up), and ∨ (down) keys to adjust the value to your desired temperature. Press SET again to save and return to normal operation. Accessing Parameter Settings:
Press and hold the SET key for approximately 3 seconds to enter the secondary configuration menu.
This menu allows you to adjust PID constants, alarm levels, and data lock protections. Auto-Tuning (AT):
To optimize control for a new system, activate the "AT" function. The controller will automatically calculate the best PID parameters for your specific heating load. Wiring and Installation
Proper installation is critical for safety and to prevent electrical interference. Input Types : Supports any standard Thermocouple (TC),
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| Parameter | Value | | :--- | :--- | | Power supply | 24V DC ±10%, 5A max | | Analog inputs | 4x universal (TC, RTD, 0-10V, 4-20mA) | | Control outputs | 2x relay (3A), 1x SSR (5V DC), 1x 0-10V | | Communication | RS-485 (Modbus RTU), USB-C (data only) | | Accuracy | ±0.1% of reading + 0.5°C (thermocouple) | | Operating temp | -10°C to +60°C | | Weight | 850g |
| Address | Parameter | Data Type | Example Value | |---------|-----------|-----------|---------------| | 40001 | PV (Process Value) | Integer (scaled x10) | 1203 = 120.3°C | | 40002 | SV (Set Value) | Integer (scaled x10) | 1200 = 120.0°C | | 40003 | Out1 % | Integer 0-1000 | 482 = 48.2% | | 40010 | Alarm status bits | Bitmap | Bit0=AL1 | | 40100 | PID P gain | Integer 1-9999 | 150 = 15.0 |
Prevent unauthorized changes using the XMTK-9000’s three-tier password system.
Config > Comm (password 0000 if required):