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Parameter
Day of the week
Reset signal
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Integr. behavior in
the event of fault
Synchronization time
The synchronization time is used for completion and restart for daily, weekly, and periodical counters and
integrators. When the synchronization time is reached, all statuses are saved and the function is restart-
ed with the start value 0. With the weekly type, the "Day of the week" parameter also plays a role.
The synchronization time will be explained in more detail below, using the example of a periodical count-
er. The completion and restart is performed at the next point in time occurring in the time grid – depend-
ing on the synchronization time and period.
Example:
Period = 2 hours
Synchronization time = 11:30:00
Power on = 09:11:00 1st period from 09:11 to 09:30 = 19 minutes
2nd period from 09:30 to 11:30 = 2 hours
3rd period from 11:30 to 13:30 = 2 hours
etc.
Reset signal
The current statuses are not saved when the counters and integrator statuses are reset. This function
can be used when setting up a plant (test run) or as a so-called "Clear switch", for example.
NOTE!
For each counter/integrator, the general reset signal can be overwritten by an individual reset signal (see
the following chapter "Specific settings").
Individual settings
NOTE!
Instead of the general settings for the synchronization time, daily start, daily end, period, and day of the
week, it is also possible to use individual settings for each counter/integrator (see the following chapter
"Specific settings").
Selection/settings
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Digital selector
No selection
Behavior in the event of fault when integrating a measured value or determining the
total flow
Interrupt calculation
Discard calculation
7 Configuration
Description
Day of the week on which the counters
and integrators for which the "Type" pa-
rameter is configured as "Weekly", are
saved at the synchronization time and
restarted with the start value 0.
The reset signal is used to set the count-
er and integrator statuses to 0 (indepen-
dent of other parameters).
Calculation is interrupted while the fault
exists.
The calculation results are discarded.
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