10 | Channel setup menu 4
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10.4.3.1.8.2 Graphic
Channel #1…#4
● Settings can be adjusted here for the graphic displays (bar
graph/XY graph) for the respective module, if these are act-
ive.
Press the
key to change…
Automatic scaling:
[
Auto scale]
● If enabled (on, 1), the start and end values for the scaling are
automatically calculated based on the measured values to be
displayed
● If disabled (off, 0), the following three values are used:
Scale start value:
[
Scale start value]
● Start value for bar graphs or the Y-axis of XY graphs.
Scale end value:
[
Scale end value]
● End value for bar graphs or the Y-axis of XY graphs.
10.4.3.1.8.3 Information
This is where device information on the respective module can
be found.
10.4.3.2 Analogue output
For assembly, also refer to 4.3.4 Analogue output [}53], and for
the module description see 3.4 Expansion modules [}25]. Also
refer to 15.10 Examples: Assignment of the analogue output (cur-
rent output) [}173] et. seq.
Assign source measured value
[
Assign source measuring values]
● Assign source measured value: indicates (list) which source
measured values are assigned to the 4 individual channels.
● After accessing the relevant channel AOm.1…4, the assign-
ment can be removed or a selection and assignment can take
place from the current list.
Functions
[
Functions]
● Service functions: enables the device to be restarted. Settings
that have not been saved may be lost and are no longer con-
sidered when restarting the device.
● Simulation functions: allow a value (simulation value) to be
assigned and the use of the assigned value (simulation re-
quest, activate simulation) for each of the 4 channels.
Specific parameter
[
Specific parameters]
● Signal range: displays the parameter for the signal range to
which the 4 individual channels are assigned; enables the dis-
played parameter to be edited.
● Error information: displays the assigned error value (in mA)
that is issued in the event of an error, for each of the 4 indi-
vidual channels, and also allows this value to be edited.
Whether and when the error signal is to be issued is also
defined here.