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Flow-X─ Function Reference
Flow-X IO Functions - fxPulseInput
Function outputs
Remark
EU
SW
tag
Alarm
Fallb
ack
Status
0: Normal
1: Input argument out of range
2: No A pulses (while B pulses)
3: No B pulses (while A pulses)
4: Missing pulses channel A
5: Missing pulses channel B
6: Added pulses channel A
7: Added pulses channel B
8: Simultaneous pulses
9: Pulse rate error
10: Low frequency (above 0 and
below cut-off)
11: Error pulses
Note: during normal operation status
'Low frequency' occurs for a relative
short time whenever the flow starts
or stops. In order to avoid
unnecessary alarms the
corresponding alarm delay time shall
be defined accordingly (default 5
sec).
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STS
FIOOR
NOPLSA
NOPLSB
MISPLSA
MISPLSB
ADDPLSA
ADDPLSB
SIMPLS
ERRRATE
LOFRQ
ERRPLS
Corrected pulse
increment
Number of good pulses within the
last calculation cycle
-
CORINC
Corrected frequency
Frequency that corresponds to the
last corrected pulse increment the
last calculation cycle
Hz
CORFRQ
Error pulse increment
Number of bad pulses within the last
calculation cycle
ERRINC
Error pulse rate
Number of bad pulses within the last
calculation cycle divided by the last
calculation cycle time in seconds
Hz
ERRFRQ
Flow direction
0: Forward
1: Reverse
-
FLOWDIR
Raw pulse increment
channel A
Number of raw pulses of channel A
within the last calculation cycle
RAWINCA
Raw pulse increment
channel B
Number of raw pulses of channel B
within the last calculation cycle
RAWINCB
Missing pulse count
channel A
Total missing pulse count channel A
since the last reset
-
MISCNTA
Added pulse count
channel A
Total added pulse count channel A
since the last reset
-
ADDCNTA
Missing pulse count
channel B
Total missing pulse count channel B
since the last reset
-
MISCNTB
Added pulse count
channel B
Total added pulse count channel B
since the last reset
-
ADDCNTB
Simultaneous pulses
Total simultaneous pulse count since
the last reset
SIMPLSF
Phase difference
Last measured phase difference
between A and B pulse expressed as
the ratio of the time delay between
the last A and B and the time
between two A pulses. A typical
phase difference is 90°
corresponding to a value of 0.25.
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PHASEDIF
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