Functions
6.5 [2.04] Settings > Limits
Operating with the Local User Interface
Operating Manual, 06/2017, A5E31930478-05
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Note
Component-specific setting
Measuring ranges are component
-specific. Repeat the procedure described below for all
components, if necessary.
1. Main menu > "2. Settings" > "03 Measuring ranges"
The menu includes four navigation lines for setting the measuring ranges and one
navigation line for setting autoranging.
2. Call autoranging: Navigation bar "Autoranging".
The parameter display of autoranging has a parameter box and a display box.
3. Specify measuring range: "Measuring range selection" parameter box.
– Authorize access with Standard PIN, if necessary.
– Select one of the offered measuring ranges or autoranging:
If the message "Active" is displayed in the "Autoranging" line, autoranging is activated.
If "Not possible" is displayed, correct the start and end values of the individual
measuring ranges: Setting the measuring ranges (Page 105).
[2.04] Settings > Limits
6.5.1
Overview of limits
Limits
You can define a limit range with the message level "Warning" and/or a limit range of the
message level "Alarm" for each component.
A limit range combines several parameters but also includes an adjustable low and high
limit. Both limits can be activated independent of each other.
The limit monitoring of the device is not active during the warming-up and calibration phases.
You can configure digital outputs as limit relays in the "Digital outputs" parameter group.
Limit violations and the response of limit relays are entered in the logbook. Whether or not a
digital output is reset after a limit violation is eliminated depends on whether this limit
message has to be acknowledged or not.
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