ONICON System-10 P1 - Manual (Page 33)

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TABLE OF STANDARD SYSTEM-10-P1 APPLICATION NUMBERS
1983 BTU/HR x 1,000,000 TON-HRS x 10 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1982 BTU/HR x 1,000,000 TON-HRS x 100 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1981 BTU/HR x 1,000,000 TON-HRS x 100 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1980 BTU/HR x 1,000,000 TON-HRS x 100 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 10 DEG F
1979 TONS x 1 BTU x 1,000 GAL x 10 GPM x 1 DEG F
1978 TONS x 1 BTU x 10,000 GAL x 10 GPM x 1 DEG F
1977 TONS x 1 BTU x 10,000 GAL x 100 GPM x 1 DEG F
1976 TONS x 1 BTU x 10,000 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1975 TONS x 1 BTU x 100,000 GAL x 100 GPM x 1 DEG F
1974 TONS x 1 BTU x 100,000 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1973 TONS x 1 BTU x 100,000 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1972 TONS x 1 BTU x 1,000,000 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1971 TONS x 1 BTU x 1,000,000 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1970 TONS x 1 BTU x 1,000,000 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 10 DEG F
1969 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 1 GAL x 100 GPM x 1 DEG F
1968 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 1 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1967 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 10 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1966 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 10 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1965 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 100 GAL x 1,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1964 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 100 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 1 DEG F
1963 TONS x 1 TON-HRS x 100 GAL x 10,000 GPM x 10 DEG F
4.6 SYSTEM-10-P1 POINT DATABASE
The Point Database table on the next page lists all of the points used by the System-10-P1 BTU
Meter. NOTE: Also refer to the Siemens’ Application Note, Document No. 140-0280 for more
information.
4.6.1 System-10-P1 Point Database
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IMPORTANT NOTE
System-10-P1 BTU Meter totalization registers are 6 digit registers. User defined units and
multipliers are then applied to these values. This is required to allow for the accumulation of totals
over a reasonable time period without exceeding the capacity of the register. P1 variables are limited
in range to 32,767. In order to properly convey the System-10-P1 information, each totalization
register is represented by two separate type 3 LAI points. The first point represents digits from
0-9,999. The second point represents the digits from 10,000-999,999. The user-selected multiplier is
applied to the units for the first word. For the second point, the multiplier is adjusted by a factor of
10,000 then applied to the units.
Example: The System-10-P1 would process a Mode 1 Energy Total of 500,100,000 Btu’s, as 500,100
x 1K BTU. The associated P1 variables would be as follows:
• Point 9 – 0100, Units x 1kBtu • Point 10 – 0050, Units x XMBtu