MX4428 MXP Engineering / Technical Manual

Document: LT0273

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9.3

HEAT PROCESSING

 

9.3.1CONVERSION OF DETECTOR READING TO °C

The temperature readings from the detector (814H or the temperature element of an 814PH or 814CH) are returned from input AI1 of the MX ASIC. These are converted to °C according to the following table. This gives the closest temperature for each reading.

Rdg

°C

Rdg

°C

Rdg

°C

Rdg

°C

Rdg

°C

Rdg

°C

Rdg

°C

0

Fault

40

7

80

26

120

42

160

59

200

80

240

120

1

Fault

41

7

81

27

121

42

161

59

201

81

241

120

2

Fault

42

8

82

27

122

43

162

60

202

82

242

120

3

Fault

43

8

83

28

123

43

163

60

203

83

243

120

4

Fault

44

9

84

28

124

44

164

60

204

84

244

120

5

0

45

9

85

28

125

44

165

61

205

85

245

120

6

0

46

10

86

29

126

44

166

61

206

85

246

120

7

0

47

10

87

29

127

45

167

62

207

86

247

120

8

0

48

11

88

30

128

45

168

62

208

87

248

120

9

0

49

12

89

30

129

45

169

63

209

88

249

120

10

0

50

12

90

30

130

46

170

63

210

89

250

120

11

0

51

13

91

31

131

46

171

64

211

90

251

Fault

12

0

52

13

92

31

132

47

172

64

212

90

252

Fault

13

0

53

14

93

32

133

47

173

65

213

91

253

Fault

14

0

54

14

94

32

134

48

174

65

214

92

254

Fault

15

0

55

15

95

32

135

48

175

66

215

93

255

Fault

16

0

56

15

96

33

136

48

176

67

216

94

 

 

17

0

57

16

97

33

137

49

177

67

217

95

 

 

18

0

58

16

98

34

138

49

178

68

218

95

 

 

19

0

59

17

99

34

139

50

179

68

219

97

 

 

20

0

60

17

100

34

140

50

180

69

220

98

 

 

21

0

61

18

101

35

141

50

181

69

221

99

 

 

22

0

62

18

102

35

142

51

182

70

222

100

 

 

23

0

63

19

103

35

143

51

183

70

223

102

 

 

24

0

64

19

104

36

144

52

184

71

224

103

 

 

25

0

65

20

105

36

145

52

185

72

225

104

 

 

26

0

66

20

106

37

146

53

186

72

226

105

 

 

27

0

67

20

107

37

147

53

187

73

227

107

 

 

28

0

68

21

108

37

148

53

188

73

228

108

 

 

29

0

69

21

109

38

149

54

189

74

229

109

 

 

30

0

70

22

110

38

150

54

190

74

230

110

 

 

31

0

71

22

111

39

151

55

191

75

231

112

 

 

32

1

72

23

112

39

152

55

192

75

232

114

 

 

33

2

73

23

113

39

153

55

193

76

233

115

 

 

34

3

74

24

114

40

154

56

194

77

234

117

 

 

35

3

75

24

115

40

155

56

195

77

235

119

 

 

36

4

76

25

116

40

156

57

196

78

236

120

 

 

37

5

77

25

117

41

157

57

197

79

237

120

 

 

38

5

78

25

118

41

158

58

198

79

238

120

 

 

39

6

79

26

119

42

159

58

199

80

239

120

 

 

The temperature is then processed according to Figure 9.1 to generate the various alarm and pre-alarm conditions. The RORCV value is also used for enhancement of the smoke or CO values when this is enabled.

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24 March 2006

Issue 1.5

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Tyco MX4428 technical manual Heat Processing, Conversion of Detector Reading to C

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