ASP station 2000
6 Commissioning
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6.4
Device configuration
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Note!
The figures show the menu structures with the display and picklist for the different
configuration parameters. Below the figures are tables containing the corresponding
function descriptions for the parameters.
6.4.1
Configuring the inputs
Configuring the inputs
You can assign the inputs when configuring in the “Quick Setup” (see Section 6.3).
Digital inputs
Menu structure:
Fig. 24:
Digital input menu structure
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Note!
For the described functions, a digital signal must be assigned to the digital input 1, 2 or
3. For information on the correct wiring of the digital inputs see Section 4.1.5.
Sampling
The input signal triggers a sample.
Bottle
The input signal triggers a switch to the next empty bottle.
Quantity
The input signal is a pulse signal from a volume meter; alternative to an
analogue quantity signal (0/4...20 mA).
Ext. stop
The input signal stops any programmes running; the programmes will be
continued when the signal disappears.
Event
The input signal triggers an “event sample”. For example, the input
signal may be switched when a limit value is infringed; a separate bottle
can be filled in an event sample.
Report
A message appears in the display showing the date and time (e.g.
function error of flowmeter). You must acknowledge the message; the
sample programme is not interrupted.
NC contact
Special function for capacitive switch-off (optional)
NO contact
Special function for capacitive switch-off (optional)
Switch
The input signal triggers a change to the switching programme.
