Screen: 8.1.6.0 (Digital Output 6); Screen: 8.1.6.1 (Digital Output 6 - Display Values) - RMG EC 900 Operating Instructions Manual

OPERATION
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Screen: 8.1.5.0 (digital output 5)
+Display values
+Parameters
<OUTPUTS CU
Screen: 8.1.5.1 (digital output 5 – display values)
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>DA5 set
<OUTPUTS CU
Screen: 8.1.5.2 (digital output 5 – parameters)
DA5 src
DA5 type
DA5 min
DA5 max
DA5 test
<OUTPUTS CU
In order to test the static outputs, first set DA5 type mode at "Off". Via DA5 test mode, you can
then set the output at "Low" or "High". Afterwards, the signal status will be shown in field DA5 set
(screen 8.1.5.1).
If the type is set to "Alarm co." for this output, the contact is designed as a break contact ("Off" in
case of alarm, "On" if no alarm is present). This contact is also imaged in the CU 900 as external
output 5 as break contact.

Screen: 8.1.6.0 (digital output 6)

+Display values
+Parameters
<OUTPUTS CU
Screen: 8.1.6.1 (digital output 6 – display values)
>DA6 set
<OUTPUTS CU
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Press Enter to go to screen 8.1.5.1
Press Enter to go to screen 8.1.5.2
> "OUTPUTS" book
0 Status of the output contact
> "OUTPUTS" book
Conv. fact. Selection of the source for digital output 5 {Pres-
sure|Temperat.|Conv. fact.|K coeff.| Flow|Flow bcond|Input
6|Input 7|Input 8}
Mi/Ma. co. Selection of the type of digital output 5 {Off|Per. max.|Alarm
co.|Warn co.|C sw. code|Battery|Min cont.|Max
cont.|Mi/Ma. co.|In to Out}
0.700 Minimum limit
40.000 Maximum limit
Low Test of signal output {Low|High}
> "OUTPUTS" book
Press Enter to go to screen 8.1.6.1
Press Enter to go to screen 8.1.6.2
> "OUTPUTS" book
0 Status of the output contact
> "OUTPUTS" book