Required Transmitter Configuration
Table 4-9 Discrete output polarity
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Active high | Internal | • When asserted, the circuit provides a | ||||
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Active low | Internal | • When asserted, the circuit provides 0 V. | ||||
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Figure
3.2 Kohm
Out+
Out–
The discrete outputs can be used to indicate a fault, to indicate filling in progress, or to control the primary or secondary valves, as described in Table
Note: Before you can assign a discrete output to valve control, the Fill Type parameter must be configured. See Chapter 7 and Figure
Before You Begin
Using ProLink II
Flowmeter Startup
Required Configuration
Configuration and Use Manual | 27 |