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4 - 10 DO (Digital Output) 4-65
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DI/DO configuration 4-65
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DO assignment 4-66
4 - 11 TP (Time Proportioning) Output 4-68
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DI/DO configuration 4-69
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TP output type 4-69
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TP cycle 4-70
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TP operation type 4-70
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Linearization table group definition 4-71
4 - 12 Analog Output (AO) 4-72
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Output range 4-72
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Output type 4-72
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Loop definition 4-73
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Output scaling low and high limits 4-73
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Linearization table group definition 4-74
4 - 13 Motor Drive Output (Position Proportional Control) 4-75
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Output type 4-75
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Control method 4-76
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MFB AT (MFB auto-tuning) 4-77
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MFB adjustment value 4-78
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Dead zone 4-79
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Linearization table group definition 4-80
4 - 14 CT (Current Transformer) Input 4-81
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Number of turns and number of power wire loops 4-81
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CT input display range and current measurement range 4-82
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Current measurement and error detection 4-83
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Condition for restoring status before measurement 4-88
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Timing for updating CT current measurement 4-88
4 - 15 VT (Voltage Transformer) Input 4-89
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Primary voltage and secondary voltage 4-89
4 - 16 Linear Approximation 4-90
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Linearization by specifying breakpoints 4-90
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Linearization by specifying bias 4-91
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Example using linear approximation by analog input 4-91
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Example using linear approximation for analog output 4-92
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When the increase in magnitude of the breakpoints on the A-axis is not in
numerical order 4-94
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When two adjacent breakpoints have the same value on the A-axis 4-94
4 - 17 Internal Cascade 4-95
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Master/Slave 4-95
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Loop Types 4-95
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Example: Internal cascade settings 4-96
4 - 18 Logical Operations 4-98
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Processing order for logical operations 4-98
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Calculation type 4-99
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Input assignments A, B, C, and D 4-99
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Input bit polarities A, B, C, and D 4-99
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Reverse 4-100