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5.5.2 Analog output
The number of analog outputs depends on the version.
2-channel version
2 analog outputs
3-channel version
3 analog outputs
Path: \Configuration\Analog output
Level: 2
\...\Analog output
1
2 3
4
An.output 1 type
An.output 1 assignmnt
An.output 2 type
An.output 2 assignmnt
A
A
U
A
A
Fig. 113:
Analog output
Menu name
Description
An.output 1 type
A
This menu is used to define the output
signal for output 1.
An.output 1 assignment
A
The measuring channel to which out-
put 1 is assigned is defined in this
menu.
An.output 2 type
A
This menu is used to define the output
signal for output 2.
An.output 2 assignment
A
The measuring channel to which out-
put 2 is assigned is defined in this
menu.
An.output 3 type
A
This menu is used to define the output
signal for output 3.
An.output 3 assignment
A
The measuring channel to which out-
put 3 is assigned is defined in this
menu.
Limit I min.
Parameter for the lower limit of the cur-
rent output
Limit I max.
Parameter for the upper limit of the
current output
I-error signal
Parameter for the error signal of the
current output
Limit U min.
Parameter for the lower limit of the
voltage output
Limit U max.
Parameter for the upper limit of the
voltage output
U error signal
Parameter for the error signal of the
voltage output
Back
E
This is the menu exit point. It takes you
back to the configuration menu.
The parameters for the type and assignment work in the same way for all chan-
nels. Consequently, the parameters are explained below using channel 1 as an
example.
This also applies for limit parameters, which are explained using the current sig-
nal as an example. If the signal type is changed, the entered parameters for the
previous signal are retained.