b) Semi-automatic
linearisation
After calibration, p. 26, the semi-automatic
linearisation can be made:
•
Enter known volume V/weight G in V2H3
•
Level is displayed in V2H4
No. Matrix Entry
Remarks
5
V2H1
1
Semi-automatic
6
-
»E«
Register entry
7
V2H2
1
Table no.
8
-
»E«
Register entry
9
V2H3
V/G
1
…
30
Volume/weight*
10 -
»E«
Register entry
11 V2H4
»E«
Register level H
1
…
30*
12 V2H5
»E«
Next table no.*
— springs to V2H3
*Repeat # 9
…
12 until all values entered
13 V2H0
3
Activate "manual"
14 -
»E«
Register entry
Note!
•
On error E602 or E604, correct table. Re-activate linearisation in V2H0.
After linearisation
•
Volume/weight is displayed at V0H0
•
Level is displayed at V0H9
•
Density correction, p. 29.
Next step
…
Set analogue output and relays in volume or weight units, p. 30
…
33.
Deletion of value pairs
To delete a pair of values:
•
Enter table number in V2H2
•
Enter 9999 in V2H3 or V2H4
Deletion of linearisation
There are two possibilities for deleting a
linearisation:
•
Enter "0" in V2H0: The linearisation is
de-activated but the table remains
stored
— Enter 1 (horizontal cylinder) or
3 (linearisation table) to re-activate.
•
Enter "4" in V2H0: the manual or
semi-automatic linearisation is deleted,
V2H0 = 0
— The linearisation for horizontal
cylinders is deactivated but remains
stored.
Note!
V2H0...V2H5
BA142_31
probe or sensor
covered
»Empty« level E
»Full« level F
volume
measurement
0% = start of linearisation
Fig. 4.5:
Parameters for calibration and semi-automatic
linearisation in a tank with conical outlet
H1
H2
H3
...
...
Hn
V1
V2
V3
...
...
Vn
H1
H2
H3
...
...
Hn
V1
V2
V3
...
...
Vn
H1
H2
H3
...
...
Hn
V1
V2
V3
...
...
Vn
V2H0 = 0
V2H0 = 1, 3
V2H0 = 4
BA142_32
Fig. 4.6:
De-activating a linearisation
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