EMC INDUSTRIAL GROUP LTD Outputs
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Memory Recall/Store
The following 3 settings are used to recall or store a group of settings and to set a name for each
group. The groups are numbered from 0 to 19. Unless the memory usage is disabled, these settings
will appear in the operator’s MENU, accessed by pressing the MENU key.
Q23821 recall GROUP 8816, g8 0
Q23822 store GROUP 8814, g8 0
Q23823 edit GROUP name 3700, g8
Edit Stored Memory
The following allow a group of stored settings to be altered without recalling them first. The ‘GROUP
to edit’ is set to the group number 0 to 19, and the remaining steps used to edit the stored values.
Q23831 GROUP to edit 8818, g8 0
Q23832 GROUP name 3800, g8
Q23833 data 1 source not used 8820, g8 0
Q23834 data 2 source not used 8822, g8 0
Q23835 data 3 source not used 8824, g8 0
Q23836 data 4 source not used 8826, g8 0
User data
Additional user data which for example may be used by macros.
The PERM settings are retained when the power is removed from the controller.
The TEMP settings are not retained when the power is removed from the controller.
Retained
Q23911 perm 1 8596, g13 0
Q23912 perm 2 8598, g13 0
Q23913 perm 3 8570, g13 0
Q23914 perm 4 8572, g13 0
Q23915 perm 5 8574, g13 0
Other data
Q23921 temp 1 8612, g13 0
Q23922 temp 2 8614, g13 0
Q23923 temp 3 8576, g13 0
Q23924 temp 4 8578, g13 0
Q23925 temp 5 8582, g13 0
Q23928 date 8830, g13
Displays the date in the form ‘YYMMDD’.
Q23929 time 8832, g13
Displays the time in the form ‘HHMM’.
Outputs
Basic Settings
Inputs Internal Signals Outputs
Communications & Display
Information, Resets & Final Calibration
Analog output 1 (weight)
These variables select which signal should appear on the analog output and how it is to be scaled.
The speed demand varies from 0 to 100 % where 0 % means stopped and 100 % means maximum
speed. This demand is converted to an analog signal for connection to the motor speed controller. As
an example, a speed demand ranging from 0 to 100 % is to be converted to an analog signal ranging
from 4 to 20 mA.
Q2411 AO1 source (modbus address of signal) 8520, g10 weight=8744
Set this to the address of the transmitter’s signal that will be output via AO1.
Q2412 AO1 signal low 8522 0.0 WU
This is the low point of the signal to corresponding to the ‘AO1 current low’ setting (typically set to 0).
Q2413 AO1 signal high 8524 WCAP WU
This is the high point of the signal corresponding to the ‘AO1 current high’ setting (typically set to the
capacity of the signal).
Q2414 AO1 current low 8526, g10 4.000 mA
This is the low point of the analog output signal within the range 0 to 20 mA (typically set to 4mA).
Q2415 AO1 current high 8528, g10 20.000 mA
This is the high point of the analog output signal within the range 0 to 20 mA (typically set to 20mA).
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