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IM
–111
MODBUS UNIVERSAL INDICATOR
IM
–111 User manual
MAN-EN-DE-IM111-01.00_16 Page 17 of 44
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– 2016

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

Sets the decimal point position for the input value (process
variable) and for the engineering scale.

.


.


.


.


.

-9999 to 30000
Sets the indication offset.
The offset is added to the input variable in engineering units.

.

10 to 100
Input digital filter. The digital filter calculates the arithmetic mean of
the last input values based on this parameter, by using it as the
number of samples. For instance, if this parameter is 20, the
indicated value will be the arithmetic mean of the last 20 input
samples.


Enables
(

)
or disables
(

)
the input signal linearization.


.


Selects the burn-out behavior. Burn-out is activated when the input
value lies outside the engineering unit range. When the input value
is lower than the engineering unit minimum limit, the lower burn-
out value is indicated. Similarly, when the input value is higher
than the engineering unit upper limit, the upper burn-out value is
indicated.
The user can disable the burn-out
(

)
, active only the lower limit
(

)
, activate only the upper limit
(

)
or activate both limits
(

).




.

-9999 to 30000 Lower burn-out value.

.

-9999 to 30000 Upper burn-out value.