Enter The Number Of Scaling Points; Define First Scaling Point; Define Second Scaling Point; Define Further Scaling Points - Phoenix Contact MCR-FLP-D-T-2SP-24 Manual Del Usuario

Input range –10 ... + 10 V
Example with 4 scaling points
For the input range –10 ... +10 V

5.3.1 Enter the number of scaling points

Menu <–> Selection
Example: 2
Pressing the
value by one. After reaching 24 the value
jumps back to 2.
press the key to accept the selection
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Display range
Scaling Input Display
point range value
1 –5,000 –250,0
2 2,000 300,0
3 7,000 700,0
4 9,000 950,0
It is advisable to make a note of the
desired pairs of values for the scal-
ing points of the slope before start-
ing the set-up.
key will increase the

5.3.2 Define first Scaling point

Firstly set the input value for the start of
the slope using the respective unit (mA, V)
Than set the display value for the start of
the slope
5.3.3 Define the second scaling point
Set input value
Set display value

5.3.4 Define further scaling points

Additional scaling points will be requested
only, when in section 5.3.1 more than 2

5.4 Totalizer

The totalizer accumulates the input display
(instantaneous) values with a sampling
rate of 1 per second.
If the measurement signal is out of range
or , this is indicated
by the display alternating between
and or
and .
Menu <–> Selection
Example: –5.000
Select digit
Set digit
press the key to accept
Menu <–> Selection
Example: –250.0
Select digit
Set digit
press the key to accept
Menu <–> Selection
Example: 2.000
press the key to accept
Menu <–> Selection
Example: 300.0
press the key to accept
scaling points are defined.
The totalier continues adding the meas-
urement results. If the measurement signal
is out of range, over-range or
under range , than
and or and
. appears in the display and the
totalizer stops.
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