Introduction - sensitec
Introduction - sensitec
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Reference<br />
6.8.14 ‘Threshold’ Class<br />
y<br />
OK<br />
NOK<br />
1+<br />
5<br />
4+<br />
8<br />
7<br />
6-<br />
2+<br />
3<br />
x/t<br />
Thresholds can be used as an independent evaluation object<br />
in order to limit the curve, so that it allows the threshold<br />
to be intersected only from a specific side or prevents it<br />
from intersecting with the threshold at all. Thresholds can<br />
also be used as the reference object for evaluation objects<br />
curve should intersect with it. The point of intersection<br />
serves as the reference point for those objects which use<br />
the threshold as a reference object. There are both horizontal<br />
and vertical thresholds.<br />
A threshold always has an absolute position. The option<br />
‘crossing from’ on this properties page should be mentioned<br />
in particular.<br />
A vertical threshold supplies the y-coordinate of the point<br />
of intersection as the process value, and a horizontal<br />
threshold supplies the x coordinate of the point of intersection.<br />
These values are saved as numeric process values<br />
and used for statistics and trend if the appropriate facility<br />
has been selected in the EO properties (see section 6.8.8).<br />
The graphic display of the thresholds is a line. If intersection<br />
is required, it is green, but if intersection is not allowed,<br />
it is red.<br />
6.8.14.1 Summary of the threshold properties<br />
Threshold y = f(x) y = f(t)<br />
Vertical<br />
Position - 3 coordinate values: y1, y2, x - 3 coordinate values: y1, y2, t<br />
Evaluation - on, off - on, off<br />
Crossing from - on, off - on, off<br />
Measuring direction - left, right, none - left, right<br />
Process values<br />
Point of intersection<br />
Results<br />
- y<br />
-OK, NOK<br />
- y<br />
-OK, NOK<br />
Horizontal<br />
Position - 3 coordinate values: y, x1, x2 - 3 coordinate values: y, t1, t2<br />
Evaluation - on, off - on, off<br />
Crossing from - under, top, none - under, top, none<br />
Measuring direction - forward, backward - not available<br />
Process values<br />
Point of intersection<br />
Results<br />
- x<br />
-OK, NOK<br />
- t<br />
-OK, NOK<br />
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