Cycle of i/os (inputs and outputs), Calibration cycle, Rskl – NOVUS Controller N1200 User Manual

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rskl

Remote SP

High Limit

REMOTE SETPOINT HIGH LIMIT: defines the full

scale indication of the Remote Setpoint

.

Parameter displayed when remote SP is enabled.

Spll

Setpoint Low

Limit

Defines the SP lower limit of SP.
For the linear analog input types available (0-20

mA, 4-20 mA, 0-50 mV, 0-5 V and 0-10 V), defines

the minimum PV indication range, besides limiting

the SP adjustment.

Spxl

Setpoint High

Limit

Defines the upper limit for adjustment of SP.
For the linear analog input types available (0-20

mA, 4-20 mA, 0-50 mV, 0-5 V and 0-10 V), defines

the maximum PV indication range, besides limiting

the SP adjustment.

rtll

Retransmission

Low Limit

In association with the

rtxl

parameter, it defines

the analog retransmission scale for PV or SP. The

rtll

represents the. minimum scale value for

the analog output
This parameter is displayed only if the analog

retransmission is selected in the I/O 5 parameter

(I/O level).

rtkl

Retransmission

High Limit

Defines the full scale value for the analog

retransmission of PV or SP.
This parameter is displayed only when the analog

retransmission is selected in the I/O 5 parameter

(I/O level).

1eov

Percentage output value that will be transfer to MV

when the SAFE output function is enabled. If

1eov

= 0, the SAFE output function is disabled

and the outputs are turned off in the occurrence of

a sensor fail.

bavd

Baud Rate

Digital communication Baud Rate selection, in

kbps: 1.2, 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2, 38.4, 57.6 and 115.2

prty

Parity

Parity of the serial communication.

none

Without parity

Ewem Even parity

0dd

Odd parity

Addr

Address

SLAVE ADDRESS SELECTION: Identifies the

controller in the network. The possible address

numbers are from 1 to 247.

CYCLE OF I/OS (INPUTS AND OUTPUTS)

Io 1

Function of the channel I/O 1: Selection of the

function used in the channel I/O 1, according to the

Table 2.

Io 2

Function of the channel I/O 2: Selection of the

function used in the channel I/O 2, according to the

Table 2.

Io 3

Function of the channel I/O 3: Selection of the

function used in the channel I/O 3, according to the

Table 2.

Io 4

Function of the channel I/O 4: Selection of the

function used in the channel I/O 4, according to the

Table 2.

Io 5

Function of the channel I/O 5: Selection of the

function used in the channel I/O 5, according to the

Table 2.

CALIBRATION CYCLE
All of the input and output types are calibrated in the factory. If a

recalibration is required, this should be carried out by a

experienced personnel. If this cycle is accidentally accessed, pass

through all the parameters without pressing the or keys

pass

Password

Input of the Access Password.
This parameter is presented before the protected

cycles. See item Protection of Configuration.

inL(

Input Low

Calibration

See section MAINTENANCE / Input Calibration.

Enter the value corresponding to the low scale

signal applied to the analog input.

ink(

Input High

Calibration

See section MAINTENANCE / Input Calibration.
Enter the value corresponding to the full scale

signal applied to the analog input.

rsL(

Remote SP Low

Calibration

See section: MAINTENANCE / Input Calibration

Enter the value corresponding to the low scale

signal applied to the remote SP input.

rsk(

Remote SP

High Calibration

See section: MAINTENANCE / Input Calibration.
Enter the value corresponding to the full scale

signal applied to the remote SP input.

0vL(

Output Low

Calibration

See section MAINTENANCE / Analog output

Calibration. Enter the analog value as measured at

the analog output.

0vk(

Output High

Calibration

See section MAINTENANCE / Analog output

Calibration. Enter the analog value as measured at

the analog output.

rstr

Restore

Restores the factory calibration for all inputs and

outputs, disregarding modifications carried out by

the user.

(j

Adjusts the of cold junction temperature value.

ktyp

Hardware Type

Parameter that informs the controller about the

hardware optionals installed. It should not be altered

by the user, except when an accessory is introduced

or removed.

0 – Basic model. Without optional items

1 – 485

2 – 3R

3 – 3R + 485

4 – DIO

5 – DIO + 485

8 – HBD

9 – HDB + 485

Note: The options 6 and 7 not are used.

Pas.(

Allows defining a new access password, always

different from zero.

Prot

Sets up the Level of Protection. See Table 6.

Freq

Mains frequency. This parameter is important for

proper noise filtering.




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