Endress+Hauser ASP Station 2000 peristaltic, Operating Manual

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Commissioning ASP station 2000 peristaltic
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Analogue input
Menu structure:
Fig. 38: Analogue input menu structure
6.4.2 Configuring the internal datalogger
The ASP station 2000 peristaltic has an internal datalogger (378 kByte RAM ring memory) in which
the following measured values are saved:
• Analogue signal (e.g. flow signal)
• Sampling log (sample volume, bottle filling time, events...)
• Measured values of a connected multi-parameter probe (optional)
The minimum scan rate of the internal datalogger is 1 second for the analogue signal and 1 minute
for the measurements of the multi-parameter probe. You can read out the contents of the internal
datalogger to a PC via the RS232 interface using the PC operating software ReadWin
®
2000 (see
Section 5.5).
Menu structure:
Fig. 39: Datalogger menu structure
The internal datalogger is activated and configured as follows:
1. Under SETUP
Ç
BASIC SETTINGS, select the MEM. INTERVAL item
2. Please set the scan rate for the analogue signal and the multi-parameter measurement
(optional). The capacity of the memory is then displayed automatically in the display. The
signals are not recorded at a scan rate of 0000 seconds (factory setting). Pressing the AUT key
activates the internal datalogger.
Signal Enter the output signal of the connected device: 0-20 mA, 4-20 mA
Units Enter the SI unit of the analogue signal.
Dec. point Enter the number of decimal places of the analogue signal.
Range Enter the maximum measuring range.