7
Appendix
7.1
Calibration and linearisation in volume units
Use the following two procedures if you can calibrate in volume units only but still require
a linearisation.
Linearisation, horizontal
cylinder
The parameters must be entered in the
order below. Two parameters are entered:
•
Tank diameter,
D
•
Tank volume,
V
.
#
Matrix
Entry
Remarks
1
V9H5
670
Reset
2
-
»E«
Register entry
3
V3H5
fo
Zero frequency
4
-
»E«
Register entry
5
V3H6
∆
f
Sensitivity
6
-
»E«
Register entry
7
V3H0
1
Volume units
8
-
»E«
Register entry
9
V2H7
D
Tank diameter,
%, m or ft
10 -
»E«
Register entry
11 V2H8
V
Tank volume*,
hl, gal
…
12 -
»E«
Register entry
13 V2H0
1
Activate linearisation
14 -
»E«
Register entry
15 V0H1
E
Tank empty, current
volume in hl, gal
…
16 -
»E«
Register entry
17 V0H2
F
Tank full, current
volume in hl, gal
…
18 -
»E«
Register entry
Note!
•
D determines the level units at V0H9
•
If V =100 is entered, the calibration
must be made in % volume units
After linearisation
•
Volume is displayed at V0H0
•
Level is displayed at V0H9
Next step
…
Set analogue output and relays in volume
units, see p. 30
…
33.
V0H1
V0H2
D (V2H7)
V (V2H8)
»Empty« vol. E
(0
…
40%)
»Full« vol. F
(60
…
100%)
BA142_50
probe or
sensor
covered
zero point for calibration
zero point for calibration
100% = V (V2H8)
Fig. 7.1:
Parameters for calibration and linearisation in a
horizontal cylinder
Note!
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