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Chapter 5. Functions
Operation
The operation of internal events is shown below. Operation differs depending on
the type of operation, direct/reverse setting, event main setting, event sub-setting,
hysteresis settings, etc.
Note
• For the meaning of U (unit), see the terminology list in the Appendix.
Operation type Setting Direct action
: ON/OFF changes at the value
: ON/OFF changes when the value is exceeded
Reverse action
: ON/OFF changes at the value
: ON/OFF changes when the value is exceeded
No event 0 Always OFF Always OFF
PV high limit 1
ONHYS
Main setting
ON
HYS
Main setting
PV low limit 2
Main setting
ON
HYS
ONHYS
PV high and low
limits
3
Main setting*
1
Sub-setting*
1
ON
HYS
ONHYS
ONHYS
HYS
1
Sub-setting*
1
Deviation high limit 4
ONHYS
SP+Main setting
ON
HYS
Deviation low limit 5
ON
HYS
SP+Main setting
ONHYS
+Main setting
Deviation high and
low limits
6
PV
ON
HYS
ONHYS
Main setting Sub-setting
ONHYS
HYS
PV
Main setting Sub-setting
Deviation high limit
(final SP reference)
7
ONHYS
SP+Main setting
When not during an SP ramp: same as the direct action
of the deviation high limit.
During an SP ramp: the operation is different in that the
final SP is used instead of the present SP.
ON
HYS
When not during an SP ramp: same as the reverse action
of the deviation high limit.
During an SP ramp: the operation is different in that the
final SP is used instead of the present SP.
Deviation low limit
(Final SP reference)
8
ON
HYS
SP+Main setting
When not during an SP ramp: same as the direct action
of the deviation low limit.
During an SP ramp: the operation is different in that the
final SP is used instead of the present SP.
ONHYS
+Main setting
When not during an SP ramp: same as the reverse action
of the deviation low limit.
During an SP ramp: the operation is different in that the
final SP is used instead of the present SP.