19 PC Setup Program
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Settings for customer-specific linearizations 1 to 8
Setting item
Selection/
setting option
Explanation
Description
up to 15 text characters
Linearization name
Linearization type
Basic values
Formula
Way of entering linearization data
In order to display a measurement characteristic
curve, the customer-specific linearization can be
entered as a value table with discrete value pairs
or as a formula
(fourth-degree polynomial).
Start measur. range
-99999 to +99999
only with "Formula" as "Linearization type":
Value range limits for the Y-column
The signal values from the sensor (X-values) are
converted by the formula to values of the process
variable (Y-values). The Y-values function as
measuring values for input at the analog inputs of
the AQUIS touch P.
End measur. range
Basic values
Table with discrete value
pairs
only for "Supporting values" as "Lineariza-
tion type":
Entry of discrete value pairs of a measurement
characteristic curve
The signal values from the sensor can be en-
tered in the X-column of the values table and the
associated values of the process variable in the
Y-column. The intervals between two value pairs
are calculated internally by linear interpolation.
The Y-values function as measuring values for
input at the analog inputs of the AQUIS touch P.
Formula
Coefficients of a
4th degree polynomial
only with "Formula" as "Linearization type":
Approximation formula for displaying a measure-
ment characteristic curve
Formula are entered as a fourth-degree polyno-
mial and used to convert the signal values from
the sensor (X-values) into the corresponding val-
ues of the process variable (Y values). The Y-val-
ues function as measuring values for input at the
analog inputs of the AQUIS touch P.
The "Generate formula" button can be used to
generate an approximation formula on the basis
of the Basic values entered in the table.
Summary of Contents for AQUIS touch P 202580
Page 12: ...Content...
Page 26: ...4 Identifying the device version 26...
Page 29: ...29 5 Mounting Mounting depth with Ci conductivity sensor 283 3 mm 2 3 mm 36 mm 25 mm 23 2 mm...
Page 32: ...5 Mounting 32...
Page 64: ...7 Startup 64...
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Page 107: ...107 8 Operation Example of a Quad View...
Page 108: ...8 Operation 108...
Page 114: ...9 Parameterization 114...
Page 160: ...10 Configuration 160...
Page 182: ...13 Calibrating a pH measuring chain 182...
Page 196: ...16 Calibrating CR conductivity sensors 196...
Page 206: ...17 Calibrating Ci conductivity sensors 206...
Page 214: ...18 Calibrating universal inputs 214...
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