Fxtotalizerrate - Spirit flow-x Function Reference

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Flow-X─ Function Reference
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Flow-X General functions - fxTotalizerRate

fxTotalizerRate

Description
The function accumulates a flow rate into a cumulative (eternal) total.
Besides of the cumulative total the function also outputs the flow increment that represents the
increase in flow quantity in the last calculation cycle. This increment value serves as an input for related
batch and period flow-weighted averaging and totalization functions.
Inputs and outputs
Function
inputs
Name
Flow rate
Enabled
Input unit
Output unit
Rollover value
Decimal places
Reset
Function
outputs
Cumulative
total
Increment
Rollover flag
Remark
Optional tag name, tag description
and tag group and retentive storage.
Actual flow rate to be accumulated.
Negative values will be ignored, so
the cumulative total will not
decrease.
Dictates whether the flow
accumulation is enabled or not.
When disabled the cumulative total
will not be updated and the
increment will be set to 0.
0: Disabled
1: Enabled
Unit of input 'Flow rate.
Unit to be used for total and
increment.
Refer to the next section 'Unit
conversion' for more information.
Changing the unit will only be
possible when the cumulative total
value equals 0.
The cumulative total will be reset to
0 when it reaches the rollover value
Defines the number of decimal
places for the total and increment
output values.
-1 means full precision (no rounding
applied)
This should be used with great care!
Command to reset the cumulative
total to 0
0: No reset
1: Reset
Remark
Total quantity accumulated so far
since the last rollover or reset
Increment in last calculation cycle
Flag indicating a rollover to 0.
0: Off
1: On
Note: stays 'On' for one cycle only.
EU
SW tag
Range
Defined by
0..1e11
'Input unit'
EN
Defined by
ROVAL
0..1e15
'Output
unit'
DECPLS
-1..10
EU
SW tag
Alarm
Defined by
CUM
Input unit'
Defined by
INCR
'Input unit'
ROALM
Default
1e12
-1
0
Default

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