Omega Speaker Systems RD8300 manual Totalizer, Reset Point

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Section 5 – Recorder Setup

Ext. Reset Enable: This is the External Reset. If this box is checked the timer will be reset by an external

event via the digital inputs Note: an optional digital I/O card must be present in the system AND the designated input must be programmed as a timer reset for this to work.

Ext Reset Point: This indicates which external digital input will reset the Timer when Ext. Reset Enable above is checked and the digital input is enabled. The digital input needs to be programmed as a Timer Reset type.

Reset Intrvl: This is the Reset Interval. This is the time in days, hours, minutes and seconds between timer resets when Auto Reset is checked.

Reset Sync: If the Sync Enabled checkbox the Timer will reset the first time it reaches the set time. This allows the user to synchronize the reset to a known time. This also allows several channels to be synchronized together if the Reset Sync time is set to the same for all. This time is ignored if the enable box is not checked.

Base Point: This is the actual source for the timer control. The channel selected from the drop down menu should be set up for the correct input and in the correct units. If the timer is to free run DO NOT select any Base Point

Reset Print: When this box is checked the timer reset information will be appended to the alarm/event log each time the timer resets.

Power Up Reset: When this box is checked the Totalizer will start from zero each time the unit powers up, otherwise it will carry on where it left of before.

5.1.3.8Totalizer

The Totalize calculation keeps a running total of the value of a (base) point sampled at a programmed rate. This will continue until the programmed reset interval time is reached at which time the value is logged on the Alarm/Event log window (if Reset Print is enabled), is reset to zero, and the totalization calculation begins again. However, a Low flow cutoff provision prevents totalization on flow rates that meet or fall below the cutoff point. The data will also be recorded to disk if Alarm/Event logging is enabled. The Totals are non-volatile unless the Auto reset option is active.

The Totalize Setup dialog window is shown right. There are several options:

Auto Reset: If this box is unchecked the Totalizer will run continuously unless External Reset is enabled. If the Auto Reset box is checked then the totals will reset at the reset interval once the start time has been met.

Ext. Reset Enable: This is the External Reset. If this box is checked the total will be reset by an external event via the digital inputs Note: an optional digital I/O card must be present in the system AND the designated input must be programmed as a totalizer reset for this to work.

Reset

Point:

This

indicates which

external

Figure 5-10 Totalizer Setup

digital

input will reset the Totalizer when Ext.

 

Reset

Enable

above

is checked and

the digital input is

enabled. The digital input needs to be

programmed as a Totalizer Reset type.

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RD8300 specifications

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