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5.
DSDP
– Set display decimal point position [Default 1DP]
Select the number of decimal points to display the scaled frequency value to.
The decimal point position can be altered by pressing increment ↑. This limits
the range of values that can be displayed. The unit will display "high" when the
calculated value is greater than can be displayed on the number of digits
available.
NOTE: This setting is now independent of the scaling factor value, e.g. a setting
of 1 decimal place does not require the scaling factor to be multiplied by 10.
6.
AL 1
– (200TAL/200TL/200TDL only) Set alarm output 1
Press increment
HI
= High alarm (output switched to 0V when scaled frequency value ≥ value)
LO
= Low alarm (output switched to 0V when scaled frequency value ≤ value)
Press select
←
Enter the scaled frequency value below which the low alarm will be activated.
Press select
←
point position is locked to the display value set under DSDP.
7.
AL 2
– (200TAL/200TL/200TDL only) Set alarm output 2
Press increment
HI
= High alarm (output switched to 0V when scaled frequency value ≥ value)
LO
= Low alarm (output switched to 0V when scaled frequency value ≤ value)
Press select
←
Enter the scaled frequency value below which the low alarm will be activated.
Press select
←
point position is locked to the display value set under DSDP.
8.
AOUT
– (200TA/200TAL only) Set the analogue output mode [Default OFF]
Press increment
OFF
= Analogue output off
0-5
= 0V to 5V
1-5
= 1V to 5V
0-10
= 0V to 10V
2-10
= 2V to 10V
0-20
= 0mA to 20mA
4-20
= 4mA to 20mA
If one of the voltage output modes is selected the analogue voltage output will
be on terminal "Vo".
If one of the current output modes is selected, the analogue current output will
be on terminal "Io".
↑
to select from the below options.
once the alarm type is selected to then set the alarm value.
to select digit and increment
↑
to select from the below options.
once the alarm type is selected to then set the alarm value.
to select digit and increment
↑
to select from the below options.
↑
to change value. The decimal
↑
to change value. The decimal
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