AGC
Principle
The illustration below shows that when the wire of the input breaks, the measured value will drop
to zero. Then the alarm will occur.
Input signal
(mA, °C, b, %)
Upper failure
limit
Lower failure
limit
PT100 settings
The alarm setpoint of the PT100 inputs can be calculated in percent like this:
= t
+
deviation
(
40
)
%
Example:
Required setpoint is 200 °C. The adjustment must be:
VDO settings
The alarm setpoint of the VDO inputs can be calculated in percent like this:
VDO 104, oil pressure:
VDO 105, cooling temp.:
VDO 106, fuel level:
The deviation is the alarm value entered in percent, and the setting is the required alarm setting
in ohms.
Example:
Required setpoint of VDO104 is 180 Ω . The adjustment must be:
DEIF A/S
2 /
9 ,
=
deviation
(
%
=
deviation
83
%
deviation =
setting
%
deviation =
setting
%
deviation =
setting
%
=
deviation
180
%
=
deviation
75
%
Wire failure
Wire failure
Wire break
+
200
40
)
2 /
9 ,
%
/
240
*
100
/
530
*
100
/
240
*
100
/
240
*
100
%
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