iRIS 220 / iRIS 320, V1.19 User Guide - 46
Sensor Menu Screen (Level 4)
The Sensor Menu screen is used to select sensor options.
SENSOR MENU >Settings Calibration Data
+/- | Move down/up through menu |
Enter | Select menu item |
Alt Enter | Move up to Sensor Status screen |
Sensor Settings Screen 1/5 - Process (Level 5)
The Sensor Process screen shows the processing mode used to convert the incoming raw data to engineering units.
PROCESS 1/5
Mode
Instant
+/- | Move forwards/backwards through sensor setting screens. |
Alt Enter | Move up to Sensor Status screen |
Sensor Settings Screen 2/5 - Scaling (Level 5)
The Sensor Scaling screen shows the multiplier and offset used to convert the incoming raw data to engineering units.
SCALING 2/5
x0.0010
+ 0.0000
+/- | Move forwards/backwards through sensor setting screens. |
Alt Enter | Move up to Sensor Status screen |
Sensor Settings Screen 3/5 - Logging (Level 5)
The Sensor Logging screen shows the multiplier used when logging sensor data and the rate at which that data is logged.
LOGGING 3/5
X00100 ;(min) 00030
+/- | Move forwards/backwards through sensor setting screens. |
Alt Enter | Move up to Sensor Status screen |
Sensor Settings Screen 4/5 - Alarm 1 (Level 5)
Sensor Alarm screen 1 shows the trigger and reset levels used to generate an alarm and the duration used to qualify the alarm. If the sensor gets its data from an Analog input, the duration is used to provide an alarm delay. If the sensor is a pulse input counter, the logged data is totalised over the duration before comparing to the alarm trigger and reset levels.
ALARM#1 4/5
/6.3500
\ 6.5000 ;(min) 00000
+/- | Move forwards/backwards through sensor setting screens. |
Alt Enter | Move up to Sensor Status screen |
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