6.4 Analogue output
The analogue output can be set using the fields listed below. If required, a scaling or
inversion of the output can be set in V0H5 and V0H6.
Settings
Example:
Analogue output
# VH Entry Significance
➤ Operating mode
1 V8H1 e.g. 1
H
Output min. 4 mA
0: off
1: on
➤ Basic calibration
2 V0H4 e.g. 10
H
Output damping
3 V0H5 e.g. 40%
H
Value for 4 mA
4 V0H6 e.g. 70%
H
Value for 20 mA
5 V0H7 e.g. 0
VH
Safety alarm
0 = MIN
1 = MAX
2 = HOLD
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100%
0%
V0H6
level
V0H5
4mA 20mA
Field Parameter Significance
V8H1 Current output min 4 mA
0: off
1: on
Sets behaviour of analogue output. Default = 1.
0: 3.8...20.5 mA continuous output
1: as above, but 4 mA limit in normal operation
The ouput follows the setting in V0H7 if a fault is detected
V0H4 Output damping τ
0...255 s
Influences the time it takes for the analogue output to
react to a sudden change in level (63% of steady-state
value). Default 5 s. Increasing the value damps the effect
of e.g. rapid level changes on the measured value.
V0H5
V0H6
4 mA value
20 mA value
Lower range-value of analogue output
Upper range-value of analogue output
Entry in % or after a linearisation in technical units
V0H7 Safety alarm (Output on alarm)
0: MIN
1: MAX
2: HOLD
In order to signal an alarm, the measured value assumes
the selected value.
MIN = 3.8 mA; MAX = 22 mA
HOLD = holds last current value
V9Hß Current output Displays current value of analogue output
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