54
Limit1+1~16383；
Mode 3：
Limit1+1~16383；
Mode 4：
Limit1+1~16383；
Mode 5：
Limit1+1~32767；
Mode 6：
Limit1+1~32767；
0x80n0:0A\0x80n0:1\0x80n0:11 User scale adjustment description
0x80n0:0A user scale adjustment enabled
0x80n0:11 user scale offset
0x80n0:12 user scale gain
Example1: 【0x80n0:01:1】 【0x80n0:11:1000】 【0x80n0:12:5000】 【0x80n0:0A:TRUE】
In AD mode, the user's actual measurement range is (0x80n0:11/1000) 1~5V (0x80n0:12/1000).
The value collected by the user in the corresponding analog channel can be calculated by the
following formula:
Convert Value to
Value：Value collected by the analog input
：Actual voltage value of measured object
：Measure voltage value of measured object
offset：Set offset value in 0x80n0:11
Gain：Set gain value in 0x80n0:12
0x80n0:15\0x80n0:0C filter setting
Example1: Set m to【0x80n0:0C:TRUE】【0x80n0:15:m】
The default filtering mode of the AD module is mean filtering. After enabling the filter at
0x80n0:0C, according to the average filter value set in 0x80n0:15, the measured value can be
calculated by the following formula:
User display
The user display configuration is determined by index 0x80n0:01, where the user can modify the working
mode of the channel to display values in different measurement ranges
The analog module has a 16-bit resolution and the maximum display range is -〖32768〗_dec to +〖32767〗
_dec. The measured and displayed values in different modes are as follows:
Table 0-1 Relationship between I/O signal and value display
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