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Model 0254 – Brooks Instrument 0254 User Manual

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Model 0254

Section 3 Operation

Installation and Operation Manual

X-SE-0254-eng

Part Number: 541B129AAG

September, 2010

Decimal Point

The decimal point for values may be freely selected for none, one, two, or
three places. The decimal sets the number of measurement value digits
that are to the right of the decimal point. Setting the decimal has an
arithmetic function that, when changed, automatically multiplies or divides
an existing value so values continue to retain their power-of-ten value. The
values so affected include PV and SP Full Scale, SP Rate, SP Batch.

Gas Factor

This value is a unit-less factor by which measured PV Signals are
compensated by multiplication, and SP Signals corrected by division. This
instrument performs the arithmetic compensation using the Gas Factor.

This capability makes it possible to compensate other gases that are not
the calibration gas. However, the existing Gas Factor must be known and
then methodically changed. By knowing the present factor for the
calibration gas, and desiring to control known gases for which an attached
TMF has not been calibrated, then just divide the new gas factor by the
previously known calibrated gas factor. The result becomes the new Gas
Factor.

Log Type (Future Option)

All logging option selections should be set to Off.

PV-SP Signal Types

Signal Selections

May be set for full scale ranges which include
0–20 mA, 4–20 mA, 0–5 V, 1–5 V, 0–10 V,
2–10 V, or OFF.

OFF selection

Suspends service for either or both channel PV
and SP signals. Inactive OFF is indicated on the
home screen as a blank line.

PV-SP Full Scale

This value sets the maximum engineering unit range over which the Signal
Type is valid. The minimum is always presumed to be zero.

SP Function

The allowable setpoint Functions are Rate, Batch, or Blend.

Rate

The value set in SP Rate is converted to a
corresponding analog signal, which is directly
sent to the channel analog signal output. Refer to
"3-6-1 Rate Control/Setpoint Control" on p. 3-15
for more details.