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Feature that takes an analog input and transforms it to an output as defined by a 5th order polynomial.
Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
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Scaled measurement value | 0x2038:1 | REAL | 32 | 0 | 1 | readonly (default) | Transmit PDO (Inputs) | ||||||||||||
Scaled value of the selected analog input after applying the selected 5th order polynomial. |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Options | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||||
Analog input | 0x2038:2 | USINT | 8 |
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Select the scaled measurement source. |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Resistance | 0x2038:3 | UDINT | 32 | 0 | Ω | readwrite | |||||||||||||
Select the pull-up resistor connected to the selected analog input. In case there is no pull-up resistor "0" should be selected. In that case, the polynomial would be applied to the ADC count directly (range: 0 - 4095). Otherwise, it will be assume the user connected a pull-down resistor to create a voltage divider. The pull-down resistor value will be calculated and the polynomial will be applied to that value. |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Constant a0 | 0x2038:4 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Constant a0 of the polynomial (Offset) |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Constant a1 | 0x2038:5 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Constant a1 of the polynomial (1st order coefficient) |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Constant a2 | 0x2038:6 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Constant a2 of the polynomial (2nd order coefficient) |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Constant a3 | 0x2038:7 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Constant a3 of the polynomial (3rd order coefficient) |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Constant a4 | 0x2038:8 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Constant a4 of the polynomial (4th order coefficient) |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Constant a5 | 0x2038:9 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Constant a5 of the polynomial (5th order coefficient) |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Cutoff frequency | 0x2038:10 | UINT | 16 | 1 | 10000 | 500 | Hz | readwrite | |||||||||||
Cutoff frequency (Hz) for the LP filter for external scaled analog measurements. |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Upper error threshold | 0x2038:11 | REAL | 32 | 1199570688 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Upper error threshold for the external scaled measurements. When the scaled measurement value exceeds this threshold, a fault is generated. It is also used to generate a warning when the scaled measurement value is within 5% of the error threshold. |
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Name | Index:Sub | Type | Bit Size | Min Data | Max Data | Default Data | Unit | Access | PDO Mapping | ||||||||||
Lower error threshold | 0x2038:12 | REAL | 32 | 0 | readwrite | ||||||||||||||
Lower error threshold for the external scaled measurements. When the scaled measurement value goes lower than this threshold, a fault is generated. It is also used to generate a warning when the scaled measurement value is within 5% of the error threshold. |
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