Honeywell R0512 Benutzerhandbuch
EXCEL 50/100/500/600/800
ATTRIBUTES
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possible that not every value is displayed when high frequency values with high
scaling factors are received.
scaling factors are received.
Resetting the interval count
Resetting takes place either manually via an operating unit, by reaching the
“Interval Limit” value, or by reaching the “totalized” constant, which is 2 to the power
of 31.
“Interval Limit” value, or by reaching the “totalized” constant, which is 2 to the power
of 31.
Totalizer overflow
When the “Interval Limit” or the “totalized” constant is reached, a “Totalizer
Overflow” system alarm is created.
Overflow” system alarm is created.
Interval Limit
The attribute “Interval Limit” is that value of the "Interval Count" attribute which,
when reached, will generate a “Totalizer Overflow” alarm. The highest possible
value for the attribute "Interval Count" is 99,999,999.
when reached, will generate a “Totalizer Overflow” alarm. The highest possible
value for the attribute "Interval Count" is 99,999,999.
Electrical energy example
A message should be generated after the “consumption” of 5 MWh of electrical
power. The input in the attribute “Interval Limit” must therefore be 5 MWh.
Once the interval count reaches its reporting level of 5 MWh, then a report is
generated, the interval count is reset to “Zero”, and a new totalizing period is
started.
power. The input in the attribute “Interval Limit” must therefore be 5 MWh.
Once the interval count reaches its reporting level of 5 MWh, then a report is
generated, the interval count is reset to “Zero”, and a new totalizing period is
started.
I/O Characteristic
The attribute "I/O Characteristic" enables the user to display special input and out-
put characteristics (see Fig. 13) for analog inputs/outputs. Special characteristics
permit, for instance, the adaptation of Excel 50/100/500/600/800 to many different
sensor types. Ten individual input/output characteristics are available per
Excel 50/100/500/600/800 controller.
Each special characteristic is assigned a name that can be recalled from the
attribute "I/O Characteristic". Thus, the desired characteristic can be assigned to
the selected datapoint.
put characteristics (see Fig. 13) for analog inputs/outputs. Special characteristics
permit, for instance, the adaptation of Excel 50/100/500/600/800 to many different
sensor types. Ten individual input/output characteristics are available per
Excel 50/100/500/600/800 controller.
Each special characteristic is assigned a name that can be recalled from the
attribute "I/O Characteristic". Thus, the desired characteristic can be assigned to
the selected datapoint.
Fig. 13. Example of a special output characteristic
Creation of characteristics is carried out at programming level. Up to a maximum of
four reference points can be specified per characteristic. Up to ten different
characteristics can be defined for each controller.
For XFL and XFC I/O modules, user-defined characteristics are supported from
CARE 5.0 and controller firmware 2.06.05 onwards.
four reference points can be specified per characteristic. Up to ten different
characteristics can be defined for each controller.
For XFL and XFC I/O modules, user-defined characteristics are supported from
CARE 5.0 and controller firmware 2.06.05 onwards.
CAUTION
Regarding I/O characteristic, the behavior of controllers with OS < 2.06.05
engineered using CARE 4 differs significantly from controllers with OS
2.06.05 and higher engineered using CARE 7 and higher. See also section
“Controller OS 2.06 usage and functionality in CARE 4 and CARE – XL500
7.01.02” in Excel CARE – User Guide (EN2B-0182GE51).
engineered using CARE 4 differs significantly from controllers with OS
2.06.05 and higher engineered using CARE 7 and higher. See also section
“Controller OS 2.06 usage and functionality in CARE 4 and CARE – XL500
7.01.02” in Excel CARE – User Guide (EN2B-0182GE51).