The following table lists the system parameters for the Analog Input function block:
|
Parameter |
Units |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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ABNORM_ACTIVE |
None |
The indication that a block error condition not selected in BAD_MASK (on the function block level) is True (active) or the indication that an error condition (at the module level) not selected in MERROR_MASK is True (Active) or a module status not selected in MSTATUS_MASK is True (Active). |
|
ACK_OPTION(1) |
None |
Enables or disables automatic acknowledgment of fieldbus device alarms associated with Fuji, Endress&Hauser, and Honeywell devices. The default value is 0 (disabled). Set the value of this parameter to 65535 to enable the parameter before downloading the AI block. (0 = disabled (the default); 65535 = enabled). |
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ALARM_HYS |
Percent or Percent of PV_SCALE |
The amount the alarm value must return within the alarm limit before the associated active alarm condition clears. ALARM_HYS is limited to 50% of scale. |
|
ALERT_KEY(1) |
None |
A user-assigned identification number reported in alarm messages from the block that allows HMI applications to sort and filter alarms and events. Set this parameter for each function block to indicate the physical unit the function block is associated with. This information can be used in the host for sorting alarms, and so on. |
|
ALM_SEL(1) |
None |
Used to select the process alarm conditions that cause the OUT_D parameter to be True (Active). |
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BAD_ACTIVE |
None |
The indication that a block error condition selected in BAD_MASK (at the function block level) is True (Active) or the indication that an error condition (at the module level) selected in MERROR_MASK is True (Active) or a module status selected in MSTATUS_MASK is True (Active). |
|
BAD_MASK |
None |
The set of active error conditions that triggers a user-defined Bad condition. The user selects a subset of block error (BLOCK_ERR) conditions in the BAD_MASK parameter. When any of these conditions are True, the BAD_ACTIVE parameter becomes True. When any of the BLOCK_ERR conditions that are not included in BAD_MASK are True, ABNORM_ACTIVE becomes True. |
|
BLOCK_ERR |
None |
The summary of active error conditions associated with the block. The block errors for the Analog Input function block: |
|
CHANNEL(1) |
None |
The number of the logical hardware channel that is connected to the I/O block. It defines the transducer to be used going to or from the physical world. |
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CONDALM_ENABLED(1) |
None |
Enable and disable conditional alarms. |
|
FIELD_VAL |
Percent |
The value and status from the I/O card or from the simulated input when simulation is enabled. |
|
HI_ACT |
None |
The result of alarm detection associated with HI_LIM. If HI_ACT equals True, HI_LIM has been exceeded. |
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HI_HI_ACT |
None |
The result of alarm detection associated with HI_HI_LIM. If HI_HI_ACT equals True, HI_HI_LIM has been exceeded. |
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HI_HI_LIM |
EU of PV |
The setting for the alarm limit used to detect the high high alarm condition. |
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HI_HI_PRI(1) |
None |
To ensure proper operation, do not alter the default value unless instructed to do so by technical support. |
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HI_LIM |
EU of PV |
The setting for the alarm limit used to detect the high alarm condition. |
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HI_PRI(1) |
None |
To ensure proper operation, do not alter the default value unless instructed to do so by technical support. |
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INSPECT_ACT |
None |
Indicates if Inspect is enabled and one or more of the limits for the block have been exceeded. The normal value is 0. This parameter is set to 1 only if both of the following conditions are true:
|
|
IO_IN (2) |
None |
Defines the input DST for the I/O channel used for the PV. |
|
IO_OPTS |
None |
The supported I/O option for the Analog Input function block is: |
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L_TYPE |
None |
Linearization type. Determines whether the field value is used directly (Direct or Direct Independent), is converted linearly (Indirect), or is converted with the square root (Indirect Square Root). |
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LO_ACT |
None |
The result of alarm detection associated with LO_LIM. If LO_ACT equals True, LO_LIM has been exceeded. |
|
LO_LIM |
EU of PV |
The setting for the alarm limit used to detect the low alarm condition. |
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LO_LO_ACT |
None |
The result of alarm detection associated with LO_LO_LIM. If LO_LO_ACT equals True, LO_LO_LIM has been exceeded. |
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LO_LO_LIM |
EU of PV |
The setting for the alarm limit used to detect the low low alarm condition. |
|
LO_LO_PRI(1) |
None |
To ensure proper operation, do not alter the default value unless instructed to do so by technical support. |
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LO_PR(1) |
None |
To ensure proper operation, do not alter the default value unless instructed to do so by technical support. |
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LOW_CUT |
EU of PV |
Activated when the Low Cutoff I/O option is enabled (True). When the converted measurement is below the LOW_CUT value, the PV is set to 0.0. |
|
MODE |
None |
Parameter used to request and show the source of the output used by the block. |
|
OUT |
EU of OUT_SCALE |
The primary value and status calculated by the block in Auto mode. OUT can be set manually in Man mode. |
|
OUT_D(1) |
None |
The discrete output value and status. |
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OUT_SCALE |
None |
The high and low scale values, engineering units code, and number of digits to the right of the decimal point associated with OUT. |
|
PV |
EU of OUT |
The process variable used in block execution and alarm limit detection. |
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PV_FTIME |
Seconds |
The time constant of the first-order PV filter. It is the time required for a 63% change in the FIELD_VAL to be reflected in the PV. |
|
SIMULATE |
EU of XD_SCALE |
Enables simulation and allows you to enter an input value and status. The SIMULATE value is used by the block only when SIMULATE_IN is not connected. |
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SIMULATE_IN(2) |
EU of XD_SCALE |
The input connector value and status used by the block instead of the analog measurement when simulation is enabled. If SIMULATE_IN is connected or has a manually entered value, SIMULATE_IN always overrides SIMULATE. Note When SIMULATE_IN is wired from an input source on the function block diagram, it always overrides a manually entered value. |
|
ST_REV(1) |
None |
The revision level of the static data associated with the function block. To support tracking changes in static parameter fields, the associated block's static revision parameter is incremented each time a static parameter field value is changed. Also, the associated block's static revision parameter is incremented if a static parameter field is written but the value is not changed. |
|
STATUS_OPTS |
None |
Use this parameter to set how status is handled and processed. When the block is assigned to a controller, the available status options are: When the block is assigned to a fieldbus device, the available options are: |
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STDEV |
EU of OUT_SCALE or EU of PV_SCALE |
The standard deviation of PV. For analog control blocks in AUTO, mean is assumed to be the SP. |
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STDEV_CAP |
EU of OUT_SCALE or EU of PV_SCALE (reports in percent to Inspect) |
The estimated capability standard deviation (measurement of short term variation). An estimate of the least standard deviation the process could achieve ideally. |
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STDEV_TIME(2) |
Seconds (reports in percent to Inspect) |
The time frame over which STDEV and STDEV_CAP are performed. The default value of zero is good for most processes where the scan rate is no more than approximately 10 times faster than the time to steady state. If the process is relatively much slower, it is recommended that you enter the approximate time it takes for the process to return to steady state after a change. This ensures that the STDEV and STDEV_CAP calculations accurately consider the actual time constant of the process. |
|
STRATEGY(1) |
None |
Used to identify groupings of blocks. This data is not checked or processed by the block. |
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SUBSTITUTE_IN(1) |
Determined by source or EU of PV_SCALE |
If there is a problem communicating with the field device and SUBSTITUTE_IN has a non-Bad status, the controller passes the SUBSTITUTE_IN value through to the output parameter(s) of the shadow block. |
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XD_SCALE |
None |
The high and low scale values, engineering units code, and number of digits to the right of the decimal point associated with the channel input value. |
Default values and data type information for the parameters are available by expanding the Parameter View window.