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CSTC/CSRTD – TEMPERATURE INPUT MODULE PROGRAMMING<br />

CRIMSON USER MANUAL - MODULAR CONTROLLER<br />

APPLICATION EXAMPLE<br />

The PV reading from a thermocouple is 3 degrees lower than the actual temperature when the<br />

process is at 200 degrees. It reads only 1 degree lower than the actual temperature when the<br />

process is at 300 degrees.<br />

Desired PV = (PV x Slope) + Offset<br />

Slope = 300-200 = 0.980<br />

299-197<br />

Offset = 200 – (0.980 x 197) = 6.940<br />

A Slope value of 0.980 and an Offset value of 6.940 corrects the sensor error.<br />

AVAILABLE DATA<br />

The following are the data values available to the Master, and therefore, may be mapped to<br />

PLC registers.<br />

INPUT/STATUS<br />

DATA DESCRIPTION RANGE ACCESS<br />

PV1 – 8 Process Value – after Slope and Offset calculation * R<br />

ColdJunc** Cold Junction Calibration Value N/A R<br />

InputAlarm1 – 8 Input out of range 0 or 1 (bit) R<br />

* Dependent on selected sensor type.<br />

** Model CSTC only.<br />

INPUT/CONTROL<br />

DATA DESCRIPTION RANGE ACCESS<br />

InputFilter Input Filter 0 – 60.0 sec R/W<br />

InputOffset1 – 8 Offset value added to PV +/- 100.0 deg R/W<br />

InputSlope1 – 8 Slope value applied to PV .001 – 10.000 R/W<br />

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