Sensor Technology RWT440, User Manual

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Sensor Technology 2016
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RWT3745V (Rev 2)
Analog Outputs
The transducer has two analog outputs which can be configured to different data values,
voltages, currents and scales.
Basic models are preconfigured based on model and options selected, advanced models
hand the configuration to the user. The configuration of the analog outputs for advanced
models is done using Transducer Control; please refer to the Transducer Control manual for
further details.
The following tables show the default assignments for each model and analog option.
Data Assignments
Model Analog CH0 (Torque) Analog CH1 (Speed)
ORT230
Torque – Auto Assign 1
Scale: 0 – FSD
Torque – Peak
Scale: 0 – FSD
RWT410
RWT430
ORT231
Torque – Auto Assign 1
Scale: 0 – FSD
Speed Fast (RPM)
Scale: 0 – Max Speed
ORT232
RWT411
RWT412
RWT431
RWT432
ORT233
Torque – Auto Assign 1
Scale: 0 – FSD
Power (Watts)
Scale: 0 – ((FSD x Max Speed) / 9.551)
RWT413
RWT433
ORT240
Advanced Model - User Selectable
Factory Default:
Torque – Auto Assign 1
Scale: 0 – FSD
Advanced Model - User Selectable
Factory Default:
Torque – Peak
Scale: 0 – FSD
RWT420
RWT440
ORT241
Advanced Model - User Selectable
Factory Default:
Torque – Auto Assign
1
Scale: 0 – FSD
Advanced Model - User Selectable
Factory Default:
Speed Fast (RPM)
Scale: 0 – Max Speed
ORT242
RWT421
RWT422
RWT441
RWT442
1
The value output by channels assigned with Torque – Auto Assign is dependent on the peak
switch. If unconnected or if Peak is OFF the channel is assigned with Torque, if Peak is ON
the channel is assigned with Torque – Peak. Refer to the Peak Input section for more details.