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Feedback current representing 0% can be any-
value between 3 mA and 16 mA. Feedback current
representing 100% can be any-value between 8
mA and 21 mA. The current representing 100%
must be at least 4 mA higher than the current
representing 0%.
To set the current corresponding to 0%:
HART
Modify parameter FB RngLwr.
BCP
fdbk0pctma
To set the current corresponding to 100%:
HART
Modify parameter FB RngUpr.
BCP
fdbk100pctma
The relationship between the Feedback signal
and the output shaft position is set to Linear unless
otherwise specified. There are two choices: Linear,
and Inverse Demand. The purpose of Inverse
Demand is to allow a system to compare the
Feedback signal to the Demand signal, even if the
Demand signal is being used with characterization
inside the DCM-3. For information on Demand
characterization, refer to SETTING DEMAND
SIGNAL CHARACTERIZATION (page 26).
For example, if the Demand is set to Square
with a 4 mA to 20 mA range, then 12 mA Demand
corresponds to 25% position. If Feedback is Linear
with a range of 4 mA to 20 mA, then Feedback at
25% would be 8 mA. For some control systems,
having the Demand at 12 mA and the Feedback at
8 mA is an issue. The Feedback characterization
can be set to the inverse Demand curve so the
Demand and Feedback match at signal balance.
In this example, with Feedback set to Inverse
Demand and the output shaft position at 25%, the
Feedback signal would be 12 mA.
To choose Feedback characterization:
HART
Modify parameter FB Curve.
BCP
fdbkfunc
DCM-3
Configuration
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