Reference Manual
748384-C
September 2003
Analyzer Variables
Rosemount Analytical Inc. A Division of Emerson Process Management
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NGA2000 Reference
CALRESULT
Direction Bidirectional
Binding
None
Type
2-element floating point array
Value range
0-100
Units Percent
Description
Element 1 is calibration error for the last zero
Element 2 is span error for the last span.
Usage
The difference between the zero gas reading and the alleged zero gas concentration
expressed as a percentage of the current range (element 1) or the same for span
gas (element 2). The value is always positive. If ranges have been spanned or
zeroed together, the value for the current range is used.
See also
CALFPC
CALRNGHI
Direction Bidirectional
Binding
None
Type
4-element floating point array
Value range
Typically the same as the RNGHI array, between the minimum range value and the
maximum.
Units ppm
Description
Value of the range upper limits at the time the last span was performed.
Usage
Used as the multiplier in the PVA algorithm to convert the normalized, linearized
value (of between 0 and 1) to engineering units. This is not the same as RNGHI -the
current range upper limit array - because the span factor was chosen with the value
of RNGHI during the last span, not whatever may have been done with it since.
See also
RNGHI
CALSTAT, CALSTATA, CALSTATB, CALSTATC, CALSTATD
Direction Output
Binding
CALSTAT
Type Enumerated
type
Value range
READY; ZEROING - WAIT; SPANNlNG - WAIT.
Units None
Description
Shows present calibration status
Usage
Used in analyzer and 1/0 module.
Analyzer:
Indicates that the analyzer is currently zeroing or spanning. Used by
calibration modules or DAS programs to determine whether the analyzer has
responded to a calibration command. Once the analyzer has finished its zero or
span, this variable is reset to READY.
I/0 Module:
Indicates that the module is currently zeroing or spanning. Used to
indicate the present status of this module's calibration cycle, based on how the
analyzer has responded to a calibration command.
See also
AMFN