Integrate the meter with the control system
7.2.2
Configure
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
Display
Not available
ProLink II
ProLink→Configuration→Frequency→Freq Pulse Width
Field Communicator
Configure→Manual Setup→Inputs/Outputs→Frequency Output→FO Settings→Max Pulse Width
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
is used to ensure that the duration of the ON signal is great enough
for your frequency receiving device to detect.
The ON signal may be the high voltage or
0.0 V
, depending on
Frequency Output Polarity
, as shown in
Table 7-5 .
Table 7-5
Interaction of
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
and
Frequency Output Polarity
Polarity
Pulse width
Active High
Active Low
Procedure
Set
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
as desired.
The default value is
277
milliseconds. You can set
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
to
0
milliseconds
or to a value between
0.5
milliseconds and
277.5
milliseconds. The transmitter automatically adjusts
the value to the nearest valid value.
Tip
Micro Motion recommends leaving
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
at the default value. Contact
before changing
Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width
.
7.2.3
Configure
Frequency Output Polarity
Display
OFF-LINE MAINT→OFF-LINE CONFG→IO→FO→POLAR
ProLink II
ProLink→Configuration→Frequency→Freq Output Polarity
Field Communicator
Configure→Manual Setup→Inputs/Outputs→Frequency Output→FO Settings→FO Polarity
Frequency Output Polarity
controls how the output indicates the ON (active) state. The default value,
Active High
, is appropriate for most applications.
Active Low
may be required by applications that use
low-frequency signals.
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