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CSINI/CSINV – ANALOG INPUT MODULE PROGRAMMING<br />

CRIMSON USER MANUAL - MODULAR CONTROLLER<br />

only measure to its limits, even if the signal is slightly outside of the<br />

measurement range.<br />

• The Square Root property allows the unit to be used in applications in which the<br />

measured signal is the square of the PV. This is useful in applications such as the<br />

measurement of flow with a differential pressure transducer.<br />

• The Linearizer property (linearizer models only) allows the unit to be used in<br />

applications in which the measured signal is non-linear with respect to the<br />

desired PV value. This is useful in applications such as the measurement of<br />

material volume in a round, horizontally mounted tank or vessel with a level<br />

probe.<br />

THE LINEARIZATION TAB<br />

The CSINI8L and CSINV8L modules offer a 100-point per channel linearization function.<br />

LINEARIZER<br />

To use the linearizer function for a given input, its Linearizer property on the configuration<br />

tab must be checked.<br />

• The Channel value selects which input you currently wish to work with, and<br />

isn’t really a property at all.<br />

• The Decimals property is used to allow Crimson to display the engineering units<br />

in the proper resolution. This is only used to display the appropriate resolution<br />

throughout the software, and is not used within the module.<br />

• The Slope property can be used to change the ratio of the PV in relationship to<br />

the sensor reading. This is useful in applications in which the sensor error is nonlinear,<br />

but can still be measured with simple two-point scaling.<br />

• The Offset property can be used to compensate, or shift, the PV value. This is<br />

useful in applications in which the sensor error is non-linear, but can still be<br />

measured with simple two-point scaling.<br />

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