WIKA DI25 - Handbuch (Seite 21)

21 WIKA operating instructions digital indicator, model DI25
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6. Commissioning, operation
Auxiliary parameter level 2
In order to configure the auxiliary parameter level 2, first press △+▽-key and additionally
the MODE key for 3 seconds. To switch to the next parameter, press MODE key once
again. After setting up the final parameter, exit the menu by pressing the MODE key.
Display Name, function and setting range Factory setting
Input configuration
■ The multi-function input can be configured for thermocouples
(10 types) and resistance thermometers (2 types) with the units
°C/°F and also for current signals (2 types) and voltage signals
(4 types).
■ Before changing the input configuration from a voltage input to a
different input signal, disconnect the sensor from the instrument.
Only then change the input configuration. If the input configuration
is altered with a connected sensor, the measuring input can be
damaged.
■ For setting ranges see table “Setting ranges of the input configura-
tion” under this chapter.
Type K
(-200 ... +1,370°C)
End value scaling
■ Scaling the end value
■ Setting range: scaled start value to max. possible end value
■ Only available with current and voltage signals
9999
Start value scaling
■ Scaling the start value
■ Setting range: min. possible start value to scaled end value
■ Only available with current and voltage signals
-1999
Decimal point
■ Setting the decimal point
■ No decimal point:
■ 1 figure after the decimal point
■ 2 figures after the decimal point
■ 3 figures after the decimal point
■ Only available with current and voltage signals
No decimal point
Time for the actual-value input filter
■ Input of the time for the actual-value input filter
■ During the set time, an averaging of the actual value is carried out.
■ If the value is set too high, this can affect the alarm function due to
the delay
■ Setting range: 0.0 ... 10.0 seconds
0.0 seconds
Alarm type alarm A1
■ Setting of the alarm type for alarm A1
- No alarm:
- High alarm:
- Low alarm:
- High alarm with standby:
- Low alarm with standby:
no alarm