Hach sc1000 User Manual
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Advanced Operations
6.3.2 Current inputs menu
Note: The menus appear only if an input card is installed in the sc1000 controller.
The current input card can be used as an analog input card to measure an input current
in a range from 0
in a range from 0
–
20 mA or 4
–
20 mA or it can be used as an digital input card. The
current input menu content depends on its use:
ANALOG CURRENT INPUT
The current input card connects devices with a current input interface to the sc1000
controller. Every current input channel can be configured separately, unit and parameter
are displayed in the measured value display. It is mandatory to have an corresponding
open jumper on the current input card to connect a device.
The current input card connects devices with a current input interface to the sc1000
controller. Every current input channel can be configured separately, unit and parameter
are displayed in the measured value display. It is mandatory to have an corresponding
open jumper on the current input card to connect a device.
DIGITAL CURRENT INPUT
To differ two digital states the corresponding jumper on the internal current input card has
to be closed respectively the corresponding bridge has to be set at the external current
input card. The different states are recognized by closing or opening a contact between
the corresponding screwing terminals.
To differ two digital states the corresponding jumper on the internal current input card has
to be closed respectively the corresponding bridge has to be set at the external current
input card. The different states are recognized by closing or opening a contact between
the corresponding screwing terminals.
There is the possibility to adjust the input current measuring with an offset and a
correction factor to enhance the accuracy. By default these two parameters are set to “0”
(offset) and “1” (correction factor). When a channel is used as a digital input the display
will show the values “HIGH” or “LOW”.
correction factor to enhance the accuracy. By default these two parameters are set to “0”
(offset) and “1” (correction factor). When a channel is used as a digital input the display
will show the values “HIGH” or “LOW”.
SYSTEM SETUP
CURRENT INPUTS
mA INPUT INT/EXT
CURRENT INPUTS
mA INPUT INT/EXT
Select INPUT card 1,2,3 or 4
EDIT NAME
Default value: Serial number of device as text
Enter text for example for the location of the current source.
Enter text for example for the location of the current source.
DEVICE NAME
Default value: No text
Sets the device name.
Sets the device name.
PARAMETER NAME
Default value: No text
Sets the parameter name.
Sets the parameter name.
SET PARAMETER
Default value: “ChanX” (X=Channel number of the input current module)
Sets parameter for the calculated output value.
Sets parameter for the calculated output value.
DATA VIEW
Default value: OUTPUT VALUE
Sets the value which is displayed as the measured value in the display module and logged into
the data logger.
Sets the value which is displayed as the measured value in the display module and logged into
the data logger.
INPUT CURRENT
Displays the real measured input current.
OUTPUT VALUE
Displays the calculated output value after scaling the output value with the SET LOW VALUE
and SET HIGH VALUE menu settings.
and SET HIGH VALUE menu settings.
UNIT
Default value: No text
Sets the unit for the calculated output value.
Sets the unit for the calculated output value.
SET FUNCTION
Default value: ANALOG
ANALOG
Input channel is used as analog input.
DIGITAL
Input channel is used as digital input.
SET FILTER
Default value: 10 seconds
Sets a period of time for recording measured input currents.
The input current is the result of an average value, calculated from the last measured input
currents recorded over a defined period (which is set in this menu).
Sets a period of time for recording measured input currents.
The input current is the result of an average value, calculated from the last measured input
currents recorded over a defined period (which is set in this menu).