Operation
4.3 Analyzer Functions
LDS 6
Operating Instructions, 01/2009, A5E00295894-05
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Note
Every change to the configuration of the binary inputs should always be stored in the user
data memory using function 75. If this is not done, there is a risk that a previous (undesired)
configuration is called when selecting "Load user data".
Table 4- 9
Op.5 Binary Input Assignments
Function
Remarks
External Fault Temperature
Binary input should be de-energized upon fault signal from
temperature transducer.
External Fault Pressure
Binary input should be de-energized upon fault signal from pressure
transducer.
External Fault Purging
Binary input should be de-energized upon fault signal from purging
equipment.
External Fault General
Binary input should be de-energized upon fault signal from
unspecified equipment.
External Maintenance
Request Temperature
Binary input should be de-energized upon maintenance request
signal from temperature transducer.
External Maintenance
Request Pressure
Binary input should be de-energized upon maintenance request
signal from pressure transducer.
External Maintenance
Request Purging
Binary input should be de-energized upon maintenance request
signal from purging equipment.
External Maintenance
Request General
Binary input should be de-energized upon fault maintenance request
from unspecified equipment.
73 Communication
73 Communication Ch1 NH
3
LDSComm Port Number
:123.456.789.012:
:255.255.255. 0:
Static Subnet Mask
:123.456.789.012:
Static IP Address
IP Address Type
l
:5100:
Static Gateway
:Static:
You can use this function to set communication parameters.
This function should only be accessed by service personnel.