10 | Channel setup menu 4
D-ISC 100 x xx2
129
Assigning … to analogue
output (AO)
[
Assign…to analogue output(AO)]
● This menu item can be used to assign the respective sensor
channel to an analogue output. The sensor channel's meas-
ured value is then output on the selected analogue output in
accordance with the set signal range.
● Selecting the menu item opens a list that lists all of the ana-
logue outputs available in the system.
If an analogue output is already assigned, this is indicated in
the list. If no assignment exists, "-" is displayed.
● Selecting the desired analogue output and pressing the
key
assigns the new sensor channel. This overwrites any existing
assignment.
● A sensor channel can also be assigned to multiple analogue
outputs. To do so, repeat the previous step.
● After finishing the assignments, the list can be exited by
pressing the
key.
Analogue output (AO) signal
range
[
Signal range of analogue output(AO)]
● Quick access to the "Signal range" menu where the specific
parameters of the respective analogue output are set
(see15.10.1 Example: Setting the signal range [}177]).
● Quick access is not possible if the sensor channel has not be
assigned to any analogue outputs or has been assigned to
multiple outputs. A corresponding message is displayed.
For further information, please refer to the description for the re-
spective module.
10.4.3.1.4 Assign target function
This menu item is only available for
DI
modules.
After selecting this menu item, all channels in the selected mod-
ule are displayed with their active assignments. Selecting one of
these channels allows the respective assignment to be adjusted:
●
"Remove assignment" removes the active assignment.
● List of sensors / modules to which the assignment can take
place.
● Selecting one of these sensors / modules lists the available
functions of the relevant sensor / module.
● Selecting one of these functions results in an assignment.
● The screen then returns to the list of channels. The amended
assignment is displayed accordingly.
For further information, please refer to the description for the re-
spective module.
10.4.3.1.5 Functions
The existence and content of this menu item depends on the se-
lected module.
Service functions]
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
