Bfm #61 To #64: Addition Data - Mitsubishi FX3U-4AD User Manual

FX /FX /FX PLC User's Manual - Analog Control Edition
3G 3U 3UC
FX -4AD/FX -4AD (4-channel Analog Input)
3U 3UC
2. Offset/gain data change
Set offset data and gain data to change the input characteristics.
The offset and gain data can be set for each channel. If the voltage input mode is set, write the offset and gain
data in mV. If the current input mode is set, write the offset and gain data in µA.
To change the offset data or gain data, turn on the corresponding bit of BFM #21 (buffer memory for input
characteristics writing).
The data setting range is shown in the following table:
Offset data
Gain data
*1. The offset and gain values should meet the following condition:
Gain value - Offset value ≥ 1000
*2. The offset and gain values should meet the following condition:
30000 ≥ Gain value - Offset value ≥ 3000
3. Cautions regarding offset/gain data change
• If the analog value direct indication mode is used, the input characteristics cannot be changed.
• Even if the input characteristics are changed, the actual valid input range will not be changed:
from -10V to +10V for the voltage input mode, and from -20mA to +20mA for the current input mode.
• Even if the input characteristics are changed, the resolution will not increase.

5.4.15 BFM #61 to #64: Addition data

If the addition data (BFM #61 to #64) is set, the set data will be added before storing the channel data (BFM
#10 to #13), peak data (BFM #101 to #104, BFM #111 to #114), or data history (BFM #200 to #6999).
1. Cautions regarding addition data setting
• To use the addition data, be sure to turn on the data addition function (b0 of BFM #22).
• When setting the lower limit error data (BFM #71 to #74) or the upper limit error data (BFM #81 to #84),
add the addition data (BFM #61 to #64) to the error data to be set.
B-40
Voltage input (mV) Current input (µA)
*1
-10000 to +9000 -20000 to +17000
*1
-9000 to +10000 -17000 to +30000
→ For a detailed description of input characteristics change, refer to Chapter 6.
*2
*2
Setting range: -16000 to +16000
Numeric data type: Decimal (K)
5 Buffer Memory (BFM)
5.4 Buffer Memory Details
Initial value: K0