Typical block connections for pid block, 3 typical block connections for pid block – Micromod MOD: 1800P - MOD 30ML Identity Module (Version 2) PID and Ramp/Soak Functions User Manual
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Continuous Control Functions
PID CONTROL BLOCK
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Input Filter Time Constant (FILTIME)...............................................................................CWR
The filter time in minutes (floating point value) when USER is specified as the filter type.
Otherwise, it is 0.0.
value
Any floating-point value in minutes
where
0.0 = no filtering (last sampled value is the input value)
1.0 = a 1 minute
1000.0 = 1000 minutes (maximum value)
Note that exceptionally large values tend to maintain the previous value whereas very small
values tend to maintain the most recent sampled value.
2.2.3
Typical Block Connections for PID Block
Typical softwiring block structures used on softwiring diagrams are shown in Figure 2-7.
PID1, OP
OP
PVI
TS
SP
DEV
DEV
PVI
Operator write access
to setpoint.
Operator indication
VCI1
Result
AOM1
Input
Result
To Terminations
PA1
ALARMINP
PA2
ALARMINP
VCI1
Result
PA4
ALARMINP
PA3
ALARMINP
PID2, PVI
PID2, TS
PID2, SP
PID1
Process Value
Deviation
Rem Stpt Inp.
Setpoint
Track Command
External Feedback
Output
Output Quality
Output Track Inp.
Track Status
PID2
Process Value
Output
Deviation
Figure 2-7. Typical Block Connections for Master/Slave PID Blocks