WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750
Commissioning
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750-451 8 AI RTD
Manual
Version 1.1.0
Table 54: Register 41
Register
Function
Memory
Access
Default setting
41
User scaling
Divisor
EEPROM
R
0x0100***
Bit 0 … 15: User scaling Divisor
0 … 65535
Value range (raw), decimal, 16-bit unsigned integer
0000 … FFFF
Value range (raw), hexadecimal, 16-bit unsigned integer
0 … 65535
Value range (scaled), decimal, 16-bit unsigned integer
0000 … FFFF
Value range (scaled), hexadecimal, 16-bit unsigned integer
Resolution: 1
Unit
–
Equation*: y2 = ((y1 × Reg40) / 256**) + Reg39
User scaling is enabled if bit 7 is set in register 35.
*) y1= unscaled process value
y2= scaled process value
**) Gain Divisor = set to 256 by default, cannot be changed
***)
This value cannot be changed
Table 55: Register 42
Register
Function
Memory
Access
Default setting
42
Lower user limit value
EEPROM
R/W
0x8000
Bit 0 … 15: Lower user limit value
–32768 … 32767
Value range (raw), decimal, 16-bit integer
8000 … 7FFF
Value range (raw), hexadecimal, 16-bit integer
Value range depending on the
sensor type set
(see chapter “Process Data”
“Overview of Sensor Types”)
Value range (scaled), decimal, 16-bit unsigned integer
Value range (scaled), hexadecimal, 16-bit unsigned integer
Resolution: 1
Unit
–
This register contains the lower user limit value. The resistance/temperature value calculated by the
I/O module is compared to the limiting value entered by the user. If the resistance/temperature
value calculated by the I/O module falls below the value entered here, the I/O modules signals a
limiting value underrange.
The scaling of the value to be entered here depends on the sensor type set.
Diagnostics for the lower user limit value is enabled if bit 10 in register 35 is set.