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8.2. Analog Temperature Inputs
Analog Temperature Inputs can be normally configurable, or can have a dedicated Input Function
assigned to it.
Configurable Temperature Inputs are used when a measured value must be displayed and/or lead
to an alarm.
Dedicated Input Functions are used when more intelligent functionality is linked to the measured
value.
8.2.1. Configurable Temperature Input 1
A 2-wire Pt1000 sensor is used, capable to measure temperatures from -50°C up to
+275°C, used for the CONFIGURABLE TEMPERATURE INPUT 1.
Measure update ≤ 500ms.
Measure tolerance ≤ ±1% (of full range) in the temperature range from +50°C up to
+200°C, and ≤ ±2% (of full range) between -50°C up to +50°C and between
+200°C up to +275°C.
One common GND for all analog Pt1000 inputs is allowed.
The Configurable Input 1 Temperature Sensor wiring is monitored for shortcircuit and
wirebreak.
If the Configurable Input 1 Temperature value ≤ -60°C (763Ω) for 1s., a
CONFIGURABLE TEMPERATURE INPUT 1 - SENSOR CIRCUIT alarm will appear.
If the Configurable Input 1 Temperature value ≥ +285°C (2067Ω) for 1s., a
CONFIGURABLE TEMPERATURE INPUT 1 - SENSOR CIRCUIT alarm will appear.
When a sensor failure is occuring (also when the sensor circuit monitoring delay has not
expired, and the alarm is not active yet), „---„ will be shown in the display as value, but
for modbus broadcasting, alarm logging, calculations, ... the (limited) scaled value will
still be used.
The taken action in case of a sensor failure alarm can be configured through following
parameters:
CONFIGURABLE TEMPERATURE INPUT 1 - SENSOR CIRCUIT 4320
ENABLE: Off default
On
On and Visible
FAILCLASS: Limit
Indication
Warning default
Inhibit Load
Controlled Stop
Shutdown
INPUT SIGNAL SELECTION: AI0 AI9
Access Level: Customer
Service default
Master
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