Fluke endurance series - Input Data; Table 10-1: Pyrometer Parameters; Table 10-2: Input Data

Endurance
®
Series
Users Manual, Rev. 2.0, Jun 2020
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Table 10-1: Pyrometer Parameters
Starting byte
Length
Name
Data type
Data value
0
1 Byte
Temperature unit
USINT
0x43 ('C') – Celsius
0x46 ('F') – Fahrenheit
1
1 Byte
Color mode
USINT
1 – one color
2 – two color
2
4 Byte
Slope
REAL
0.85 ... 1.15
6
4 Byte
Emissivity
REAL
0.1 ... 1.1
10
4 Byte
Transmissivity
REAL
0.1 ... 1.1
14
4 Byte
Device Offset
REAL
-200 … 200
18
4 Byte
Device Gain
REAL
0.8 ... 1.2
22
4 Byte
Average Time
REAL
0.0 ... 300.0
26
4 Byte
Peak hold Time
REAL
0.0 ... 300.0
30
4 Byte
Valley hold Time
REAL
0.0 ... 300.0
34
4 Byte
Set Point
REAL
Min. … Max. Temp.
38
4 Byte
Dead Band
REAL
1.0 ... 99.0
42
4 Byte
Decay Rate
REAL
0 ... 9999
46
1 Byte
Relay control
USINT
0 - normally open
1 - normally closed
2 - permanently open
3 - permanently closed
47
1 Byte
Laser/LED control
USINT
0 - off
1 - on
2 - flashing
3 - trigger
48
1 Byte
Panel lock state
USINT
0x4C ('L') – locked
0x55 ('U') – unlocked
49
1 Byte
mA output mode
USINT
0 – 0 to 20 mA
4 – 4 to 20 mA
50
4 Byte
Analog bottom of range
REAL
Min. to max. Temp.
54
4 Byte
Analog top of range
REAL
Min. to max. Temp.
10.3 Input Data
Table 10-2: Input Data
Attribute ID
Name
Data type*
Length
Access rule
0x01
Object temperature two color
REAL
4 Byte
Read
0x02
Object temperature one color wide
REAL
4 Byte
Read
0x03
Object temperature one color narrow
REAL
4 Byte
Read
0x04
Internal temperature
REAL
4 Byte
Read
0x05
Status
DWORD
4 Byte
Read
0x06
Trigger state
USINT
1 Byte
Read
0x07
Measured attenuation
UINT
2 Byte
Read
The data must be processed (copied) into especially created tags in a correct format in accordance to column
“Format”. For example, to obtain the internal temperature of the device, one should create a REAL tag and an
instruction copying 4 bytes of the device’s input data into this tag, beginning with byte 12.