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10.3.3 Define switching limits [FHx] / [FLx] (window function)
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Make sure that for [oux] the function [Fno] or [Fnc] is set.
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Set [FHx] first, then [FLx].
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Select [FHx] and set the upper limit of the acceptable range.
FH1
...
FH4
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Select [FLx] and set the lower limit of the acceptable range.
FL1
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FL4
[FLx] is always lower than [FHx]. The unit only accepts values which are lower
than the value for FHx. If [FHx] is shifted, [FLx] also shifts provided that the lower
end of the setting range is not reached.
10.3.4 Set set delay [dSx]
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Select [dSx] and set the value between 0.0 and 60 s.
The switching delay reacts according to VDMA.
dS1
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dS4
10.3.5 Set reset delay [drx]
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Select [drx] and set the value between 0.0 and 60 s.
The switching delay reacts according to VDMA.
dr1
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dr4
10.3.6 Define switching logic [P-n]
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Select [P-n] and set [PnP] or [nPn].
P-n
10.3.7 Define response of the outputs in case of a fault [FOUx]
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Select [FOUx] and set value:
FOU1
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FOU4
[On] = Output switches ON in case of a fault.
Analogue output switches on > 21 mA / 10 V in case of a fault.
[OFF] = Output switches OFF in case of a fault.
Analogue output switches on < 3.6 mA / 0 V in case of a fault.
[OU] = Output reacts according to process value (if possible).
A hardware fault, too low a signal quantity, overtemperature or undertem-
perature are considered to be a fault. Overflow is not considered to be a
