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name within the group. The setpoint trigger parameters are listed in Table B-7 with
their applicable limits. Table B-8 shows abbreviated labels used for specifying
operate conditions (greater or equal, less or equal, etc.).
NOTE
When the operate or release limit value exceeds the number of places in the
window, the high order digits are expanded to the left window giving a resolution
up to 7 digits. If the value still exceeds the maximum available resolution, it is
converted to higher units (for instance, kW to MW) and a decimal point is placed
in the window to indicate the new measurement range.
To change the setpoint trigger:
Ä From the central window, select the
Ä Press
SELECT
to choose the lower window.
Ä Scroll through the applicable trigger groups with the up/down arrow keys until
the desired entry appears.
Ä Press
ENTER
to return to the central window.
Ä From the central window, select the
lower window will display the first trigger parameter in the selected group.
Ä Press
to move to the lower window.
SELECT
Ä Scroll through the applicable triggers with the up/down arrow keys until the
desired entry appears.
Ä Press
to return to the central window.
ENTER
Ä In the same way, select the
the new trigger.
Ä If necessary, check the
connect the current trigger to the list of setpoint conditions.
To change operate/release limits for a numeric trigger:
Ä From the central window, select with the up/down arrow keys the
change operating limit, and the
Ä Press
SELECT
to move to the lower window.
Ä Scroll through the applicable values with the up/down arrow keys until the
desirable value appears.
Ä Press
ENTER
to return to the central window.
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entry with the up/down arrow keys.
GrP
InP
entry with the up/down arrow keys. The
entry and specify the operating condition for
Cond
ConJ
entry and fit the type of logical operation to
entry to change release limit.
OFF
entry to
On
Operating The PM295
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