
13 Configuration
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13.3.2
Measuring ranges 1 to 4 for the CR input
Measuring range selection
On device versions with an IO-Link interface, the individual measuring ranges are activated by the IO-
Link master (PLC). The IO-Link master must be programmed appropriately by the user.
Configuration data for measuring ranges 1 to 4
Nominal cell constant
0.01 to 10 cm
-1
only for device versions with a separate sensor
nominal cell constant of the conductivity sensor (can be read
from the sensor nameplate)
Configuration item
Selection/setting op-
tion
Explanation
Configuration item
Selection/setting op-
tion
Explanation
Compensation
None,
TK-Linear,
TK-Kurve,
natural waters,
natural waters with ex-
panded temperature
range,
TDS
ASTM neutral,
ASTM acidic,
ASTM alkaline
Type of temperature compensation
Temperature coefficient 0.0 to 8.0 %/K
applicable only to "TC linear" and "TDS" compensation
The temperature coefficient is a measure of the temperature de-
pendence of the electrolytic conductivity of a liquid. It is used to
compensate for the effect of temperature when measuring the
electrolytic conductivity. If it is known, the temperature coeffi-
cient can be entered here or, if it is not yet known, determined
by the calibration.
chapter 9.2 "Calibration methods for CR conductivity sensors
(conductive)", page 43
Unit for calculation
µS/cm
mS/cm
kΩ×cm
MΩ×cm
Unit in which the conductivity is displayed
Unit
up to 5 text characters
only for TDS compensation or customer-specific lineariza-
tion
Unit for the process variable to be displayed for TDS measure-
ments or when using customer-specific linearization (e.g. ppm
or mg/l)
Temperature coefficient
Offset
-9999 to +9999
Correction value added to measured value
TDS factor
0.01 to 2.00
only for TDS compensation:
Conversion factor from measured conductivity to display unit
(see configuration item "Unit" in this table)
for TDS compensation, see configuration item "Compensation"
in this table
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