JUMO 705010 mTRON T - Multichannel Controller Module Operating Manual - Manual (Page 90)

6 Configuration
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6.10 Setpoint values
The separate setpoint value function enables flexible configuration of the setpoint values and
the ramp function. Up to four setpoint values are available for each setpoint value function;
changeover of these setpoint values is controlled by two digital signals.
An analog signal is selected from the analog selector as a setpoint value (external setpoint val-
ue 1 to 4). A correction value (setpoint value 1 to 4) can be used to influence this signal. If no
analog signal is selected (Inactive), the correction value is used as a fixed setpoint value.
The output signal of the setpoint value function is the "active" setpoint value (e.g. SP01Active
as result of setpoint value function 1).
Setup dialog
Parameters
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Setpoint value functions 1 to 4 are intended for controller channels 1 to 4; the active setpoint
value is not automatically used as the setpoint value of the controller channel, however but
must be assigned first in the controller configuration (see Chapter 6.9.2 "Controller input",
page 72).
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If an analog signal is used as a setpoint value without a correction value, it can also be directly
assigned in the controller configuration. In this case, setpoint value limitation, setpoint
changeover, and the ramp function are not available.
Equally, a fixed setpoint value can be assigned directly in the controller configuration (see
Chapter 6.9.2 "Controller input", page 72).
Parameter Selection/settings Description
External
setpoint 1 Analog selector (Inactive) Analog signal as setpoint 1