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Function Selection Default
Selection of Language Deutsch, English, Francais, Italiano English
Input damping
1)
Filter length, 0 (= off) to 30 0
Size of the time window, over which
the measurement is averaged.
Temperature unit Celsius (°C) Celsius (°C)
Fahrenheit (°F)
Kelvin (K)
Date setting Day of week, month, year
Time setting Hour, minute
Tag number (up to 32 characters) 0 - 9; A - Z
(measuring point designation)
Display contrast (E+H logo) Setting for optimal viewing
1)
Input damping
A continuous input damping function in the form of an input filter (average formation) can be
switched on to increase the resistance of the measurement to interference. The length of the
filter must be adapted to the process on an empirical basis in such a way that short-term
interference pulses are suppressed, but that any actual changes in the measured value are
recorded.
7.2 Current Output
® Commissioning (Start-up)
® Current Output
® General settings
® Current output 1 + Chapter 7.2.1
® Current output 2 + Chapter 7.2.1
7.1.5 General
7.2.1 Current Output
Current output signal: characteristics and assignment
Function Selection Default
Current monitoring Active, Inactive
(Broken line activates failure Inactive
contact, error message 15/16)
Error current (output in case of Off (no error current) Off
failure to current outputs 1 and 2) Min. current
1)
Max. current
2)
Type of hold Fixed current-output Fixed current-
Last value output
Current output during hold 0.00 to 20.00 mA 20.00 mA
Current output 1
Measuring current range 0 to 20 mA or 4 to 20 mA 4 to 20 mA
Output damping 1.0 to 20.0 mA/s 20.0 mA/s
Selection of output signal Linear, bilinear, logarithmic, table Linear
characteristic
Selection of remote switching Measuring range 1 to measuring Measuring
measuring range (remote switching range 4 range 1
activated, see Measurement type
menu, chapter 7-7.1.1)
Entry of measuring range limits Refer to A) to D) for possible settings and factory
depending on characteristic selected settings (next page)
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