Barksdale UDS7-BX - Manual (Page 4)

4. Programming Menu (continue)
Dialog
item Value Function/Description
Inversion of switching output SP1
= high-level-fail-save (normally open function)
= low-level-fail-save (normally closed function)
** = window technology = error output
= standard evaluation
0 ... xxx Switch-on point for SP2; if the ON value is smaller than the OFF value the
switching point evaluation is falling
0 ... xxx Switch-off point for SP2
0.0 s ... 9.9 s Switch-on delay for SP2 in seconds
0.0 s ... 9.9 s Switch-off delay for SP2 in seconds
Inversion of switching output SP2
= high-level-fail-save (normally open function)
= low-level-fail-save (normally closed function)
** Note: When changing units from psi to bar or bar to psi, the switching point values must be changed
accordingly
. For pressure ranges greater than 1000 psi, only the selections of “PSH” and „„bar” are
available. If other units are selected t he measurement will default to “bar” and switch point settings will
require re-setting.
Programming Menu Continued
Dialog
item Value Function/Description
Only models with analog output:
* 0 ... xxx Scale the analog output - start value (e. g. 0 bar = 4 mA)
* 0 ... xxx Scale the analog output - end value (e. g. 400 bar = 20 mA)
(output signal start value always corresponds to the display initial value, e. g. 0
bar = 4mA)
Maximum turn-down 4 : 1, i.e. at values below 25 % of the measuring range
the analog output is switched off
IMPORTANT
* Flashing of the mean segment signals a negative setting value.
Programming Menu Continued
Dialog
item Value Function/Description
0 ... xxx Display of peak value “Max” (xxxx: = max. 125 % f. s.)
Delete the maximum value memory
= no deletion
= delete value
Error display:
= no error
= exceeding pos. measuring range
= exceeding neg. measuring range
= sensor error
= error switching output 1
= error switching output 2
= data error (EEProm)
= program error
= calibration error
= error analog out
IMPORTANT
* Flashing of the mean segment signals a negative setting value.
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