User Manual For - CONTROLLER/DATA RECORDER MultiCon CMC-99/141
7.9.2.
Built-in inputs -
Input modules
A short description of the physical input configuration is shown in
and is dependent on specific measurement modules. In the
Built-in inputs
menu for the
module the user can:
–
change the ranges covered (depending on module), see
–
change the connection method - it depends on the module (see
e.g. in the RTD module the user can select 2, 3 and 4-wire connections,
–
change the type of the input signal reading - depending on the module, e.g. a
thermocouple module can read temperature and voltage,
–
change operation of the module - e.g. in the counter module the user can select
the function mode: add mode ("Function mode"="A+B"), subtract mode ("Function
mode"="A-B"), quadrature mode 1 ("Function mode"="quad 1"), quadrature mode
with increased resolution ("Function mode"="quad 4"),
Parameters common for the built-in inputs modules:
–
Name
- each built-in input already has a name given by the device and the user
cannot change it, for the description of the
Name
–
Unit
– it is related to the channel source data, for built-in modules the default unit
appears automatically,
–
Mode
– sets the type of measurement; depending on the module it sets
the measurement range or the way of measurement,
–
Low Limit
– below this value in the logical channel, the low alarm state appears,
displayed as
Lo
,
–
High Limit
– above this value in the logical channel, the high alarm state appears,
displayed as
Hi
,
Other parameters of the
Built-in inputs
menu depend on the modules installed in the device.
7.9.3.
Built-in inputs - Binary input Inp.X2 : Digital 24V
The device has a built-in digital input which can be used for example as a switch for
a process. Specifications of the digital input are included in
Chapter 3. TECHNICAL DATA
This digital input has the following levels:
input voltage [V]
digital input
min
max
low level
0
1
0
prohibited level
>1
<8
x
high level
8
24
1
Tab. 7.6 Voltage levels for
Binary input Inp.X2 : Digital 24V
The
Binary input
has 2 parameters:
–
Name
– each built-in input already has a name given by the device and the user
cannot change it, for the description of the
Name
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