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UM344-2 APPENDIX A - FUNCTION BLOCK DESCRIPTIONS
September 1995
A.0 APPENDIX A - FUNCTION BLOCK DESCRIPTIONS
A.1 SENSOR INPUT BLOCK
Input Type............... MV (Wide/Narrow), OHM (Wide/Narrow)
RTD (PT 100 OHM DIN, PT 100 OHM US,
PT 200 OHM DIN, PT 200 OHM US,
PT 500 OHM DIN, PT 500 OHM US),
T/C (J/K/E/T/R/S/B/N)
T/C and RTD Measured Variable Units......................... Celcius
Fahrenheit
Rankin
Kelvin
Millivolts (mV input only)
Ohms (Ohm input only)
Measured Variable Range Lo ...................... -999999 to 999999
Measured Variable Range Hi ....................... -999999 to 999999
Damping Time Constant ................................. 0 to 120 seconds
Burnout Direction ...................................... Upscale/Downscale
This function block allows the user to determine the range and the units in which the sensor will measure
the sensor input. Range and span limits are dictated by a transmitter's sensor.
Also included is a digital filter for removing process and sensor noise.
A.2 OPERATOR DISPLAY BLOCK
Process Variable Units ............................... 4 Character ASCII
Process Variable Range Lo ............................. -19999 to 19999
Process Variable Range Hi ............................. -19999 to 19999
Auto Rerange ............................................... Enable or Disable
Local Display Code .................................... Measured Variable,
Percent, or Process Variable
Use this function block to set up Process Variable Ranges and Units to improve the understanding of the
Measured Variable. The Process Variable differs from the Measured Variable. As stated in the previous
function block description, the Measured Variable in actual physical units such as ohms, and the Process
Variable can be shown in units that represent the actual process parameter being measured such as
Temperature (deg C). The output display code determines which variable will be displayed on the digital
meter. There are three options for the output display code:
1. Measured Variable - When measured variable is selected, the input will be displayed in measured
variable units.
2. Percent - When percent is selected, the input will be displayed as 0-100% of the process variable
range.
Sensor Input
Measured Variable
Range
Digital Filter Time Con.
Burnout
Input
Output
Process Variable Range
Display Code
Auto Reranging
Operator Display
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