Weidmuller WI-I/O-9-U2: Wireless Mesh I/O & Gateway User Manual V1.2.2 - Manual (Page 64)

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to the receiving module every 10 seconds. The receiving module will then output the
pulse count over the configured update time, i.e.10 seconds
Analog Inputs
The Analogue Inputs have more configurable
options and this is mainly due to each input also
having a set point assigned to them. Analogue
inputs can also be used as Voltage inputs by
selection of dip switches in the WI-I/O 9-U2
modules.
The WI-I/O 9-U2 Analog inputs have the
following configuration parameters.
Name
– The inputs can be named to help with
configuration or use the default, up to 30 characters
including spaces.
Filter (sec)
– The Filter time Constant is the time the
analog takes to settle on a step changed of an analog
value. By default, all the inputs except the Pulse Rates
have a Time constant of 5 seconds. Pulsed input rates
are not filtered.
Scaling
– The software shows the input scaling in either
‘Low-High Values’ or ‘Zero-Span values’. These
variables will change the Scale of the Analog Inputs.

Low – The low Engineering value for the Input

High
– The high Engineering value for the Input (mA, V, Hz, etc)

Zero
– Starting Value (counts) when measured value is zero

Span – Number of counts per measured value (mA, V, Hz, etc)
The Analog is a linear scale with an overall raw range of 8192 to 49152 decimal (Total =
40960). The input Engineering range can have many different forms i.e. 0-20mA, 0-5V,
or 0-1000Hz which is why the zero and span can be scaled to give the correct value.
Lower & Upper Setpoints – Are the upper and lower control point values that will be
used to turn on and off the Analog Setpoint digital signals located at register 10009
–
10020.
Note: Setpoint values are entered in the scale of the input, i.e. Analog input 1-4
will be in mA, Analog inputs 9-12 will be volts, etc.
Figure 45 - Analog Inputs Table
Figure 46- Analog Input