Maintenance, Safety considerations, Calibration – Rockwell Automation T743x-xx ICS Regent+Plus RTD Input Equipment User Manual
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RTD Input Equipment (T7432)
 
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Industrial Control Services
In this illustration, VALUE_A_NAME, VALUE_B_NAME, 
and VALUE_C_NAME represent the three RTD inputs to be 
mid-value selected. ERROR_A_NAME, ERROR_B_NAME 
and ERROR_C_NAME are the error bits for the RTD inputs. 
RESULT_NAME is the result of the mid-value instruction. 
The field Limit is the integer value, in similar units to the 
Value A, B and C variables, that a RTD input can deviate 
from the mid-value result before signaling an error (via the 
Error A, B or C bits). Once an error bit is set, it is latched. 
RESET_NAME is the reset bit used to reset the latched error 
bits. 
RTD Signal Out of Range Conditions
The NOSIG contact in ladder logic function blocks can be used 
to detect an out of range RTD input signal. The NOSIG 
contact will be true when the RTD input signal is outside the 
normal operation limits (see Table 1, Temperature Data 
Ranges). 
Maintenance
Calibration
The Mux contains an ultra-stable voltage reference circuit for 
auto-calibration of all RTD channels. This circuit does not 
require re-adjustment. 
Safety Considerations
The RTD input modules are TÜV certified as non-interfering 
and can be used for non-safety critical inputs in Risk Class 5 
safety applications.
The RTD input equipment is TÜV certified as non-interfering 
and when properly configured is also certified for Risk Class 5 
safety critical inputs. Safety critical configurations include 
redundant input modules and multiplexers and application 
programmed midvalue selection methods. 
Redundant RTDs can be used with redundant input modules, 
termination panels and multiplexers to eliminate any single