Mode 23: Alarm Output Trigger (Default: Diag) - Siemens Pointek CLS200 Operating Instructions Manual

CLS300 100% Application Range setting
To adjust the 100% Application Range setting for CLS300:
1. Install the device in the process.
2. Use the M button to navigate to Mode 20.
3. Set up the process to provide the recommended condition for your process from the table
below:
Application
General
Demanding
Interface detec-
tion
4. Press ⇑ or ⇓. The display switches to the current measured sensor value in counts. Record
the count value.
5. Press ⇑ or ⇓ to enter Edit Mode; the sensor value is frozen and ready for editing.
6. Set the sensor value to 105% of the value obtained in step 4 (1.005 x counts). Press ⇑ to
edit the value of each digit, and press ⇓ to move the cursor to the next digit.
7. After editing the least significant digit (or leaving it unchanged), press ⇓ to terminate the
procedure and save the new value. The display now shows the new value for the 100%
Application Range setting.
8. Press M to exit.
7.2.14

Mode 23: Alarm output trigger (default: dIAG)

The alarm output (solid-state switch) can be forced to switch for one of several reasons. The
table below lists the possible triggers:
Selection
message
OFF
dIAG
Pointek CLS200/CLS300 digital
Operating Instructions, 05/2021, A5E47904060-AA
Material
• dry solids
• low viscosity liquids
• hygroscopic / wet solids
• high viscosity and high conductivity liquids
• liquid A / liquid B
• foam / liquid
Trigger description Cause
Diagnosis (diagnos- Sensor Value above sensor range
tic interrupt)
Sensor Value below sensor range
Electronics temperature above
nominal range
Electronics temperature below
nominal range
Memory check of RAM, ROM,
EEPROM not passed (test running
in background)
7.2 Programming via the Local User Interface (LUI)
Setup conditions
Material in tank should be at
the highest point it could reach
during the normal process.
Material in tank should be at
the highest point it could reach
during the normal process.
Sensor immersed in the mate-
rial with the highest dielectric
constant
Remark
Local operation
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