Input Range
Signal
High Limit
0 to 5 V
Low Limit
(IF16V only)
Low Range
High Range
High Limit
4 to 20 mA
Low Limit
(IF16C only)
Low Range
High Range
High Limit
0 to 20 mA
Low Limit
(IF16C only)
Low Range
High Range
High Limit
is not applied to this module and is fixed at zero.
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Raw/
Proportional
+10.500 V
32767
-0.500 V
-32768
0.000 V
-27069
+5.000 V
29918
+5.250 V
32767
+3.200 mA
-32768
+4.000 mA
-29823
+20.000 mA
29085
+21.000 mA
32767
+0.000 mA
-32768
+0.000 mA
-32768
+20.000 mA
29646
+21.000 mA
32767
= + +
The scaling formula is:
is the user scaled data in the input table in engineering units.
Where:
is the slope: ( ℎ − )/( ℎ −
)
is the ADC signal data at the terminal block converted to corresponding data
is the offset: − ( ∗ )
format.
Once the module receives the configuration, the Range Scaling feature is always
active.
3.6.3 Process Alarms
Process alarms allow you to specify alarm limits for the input signal, and to have
the module report when those signal limits have been exceeded. The feature is
active if enabled in the channel(s) configuration.
To set up, input the desired alarm values (Enable Process Alarms, Process Alarm
Latch, Process Alarm High Value, Process Alarm Low Value) for each channel
into the configuration table, as described in Configuration Assembly. Report a
configuration error if any alarm value in the configuration table has been set
incorrectly.
Set the Process Alarm High status bit in the channel status struct when the
channel input value is greater than the Process Alarm High Value in the
Engineering
×
Units
1
10500
-500
0
5000
5250
3200
4000
20000
21000
0
0
20000
21000
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Engineering
Percentage
×
Full Scale
Units
10
1050
10500
-50
-1000
0
0
500
10000
525
10500
320
-500
400
0
2000
10000
2100
10625
0
0
0
0
2000
10000
2100
10500
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