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ANY-maze Help > The ANY-maze reference > The Protocol page > The elements of a protocol > Inputs and outputs > Temperature controllers > Temperature controller actions Temperature controller actions
IntroductionAs you may know, a procedure can include actions, some of which can affect a temperature controller - these are detailed below. Actions
If the ramp duration is too short, for example, trying to change from 10°C to 70°C in 1s, then the controller will ramp as fast as it can. If the duration specified is outside the durations the controller supports, then it will be set to the maximum or minimum duration, as appropriate. For example, the maximum ramp duration supported by OPAD is 2 hours; setting it to 3h will cause it to be set to 2h instead. If you want to create a specific slope, for example 1°C/min, then you can use the temperature controller's Thermal element temperature variable in your procedure to determine what the temperature is now, and then set the ramp duration to achieve your target temperature with the desired slope. If you set the ramp duration while the controller is ramping, the new duration will only be used the next time you change the temperature.
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