Remote RMX-3200 Version 5.2x Configuration Guide
Configuring Alarm Entries in the Central Alarm Table: Configuring an Alarm Entry for a Temperature
Sensor
15-7
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The following example shows how to configure discrete analog 0/1 with medium
level
averaging:
config discrete analog 0/1 averaging medium
Analog Adjustment
A fixed adjustment can be applied to an analog input value to raise or lower the value
to match a reference value. By adjusting both the minimum and maximum sensor
readings by the same amount, the offset can be applied without changing the scaling
factor of the analog input. Note that these values affect only the current conditions.
For example, to configure a voltage sensor for 0-10V scaling to 0-100 gallons of fuel,
an offset of +7 gallons can be applied by scaling the 0-10V to 7-107 gallons. This
scenario is configured as follows:
config discrete analog 0/1 minimum 0 7
config discrete analog 0/1 maximum 10 107
Table 15-1 Analog Averaging Values
Value Description
Measurement
Example
high
Provides the most averaging, but provides
slower response to rapid changes in the
measured value. This setting is typically
used with environmental or other sensors
which measure conditions that do not
change quickly.
Temperature/Humidity
medium
The typical value used when the unscaled
value fluctuates by +/- .01 V or mA. This
setting is recommended for measurements
which are not expected to change
instantaneously, but may change
significantly over a short period of time (for
example, 1 minute).
Fuel Level
low
Provides faster response to value fluctuation
while still providing a small level of
averaging. This setting is recommended for
measurements which may change very
rapidly during alarm conditions, but which
will still benefit from the smoothing feature
during steady-state operation.
Battery Voltage
none
No averaging will be applied and raw values
will be reported. This is the default value.
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