11/2/2009 1:02 PM | |
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Hi! You should use an amplifier. Have a look at the attached file. In simulation mode you will see 2 values for the input. One -50~200 (the real temperature) and one 0-1000 (the input value). I thing this is a peculiarity of the software. Maybe it would be better to ignore this. Focus on the message text. AttachmentPT100 Temperature Value.zip (480 Downloads) |
Last edited by: miltos at: 11/2/2009 2:29 PMLast edited by: miltos at: 11/2/2009 1:12 PM |
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11/2/2009 6:33 PM | |
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Thanks for the replay. I use an analog comparator set to “PT100” doesn’t that works like an amplifier? Should I use another amplifier in serial with the original? I’m not sure I understand anyway. I have searched in the forum for “scaling PT100” I don’t find anything of value. I have attached my version of the file. If you have time to take a look I would appreciate it. Attachmentversion5a.zip (401 Downloads) |
11/2/2009 6:54 PM | |
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I don't know the way you can log data. Which variable do you log? Is it possible to log the outputs of B017 and B018 of the attached file? Attachmentversion5a___.zip (461 Downloads) |
11/2/2009 8:37 PM | |
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I'm using an Excel file from this forum to log the status of all inputs and outputs. I don't think it is possible to log any individual block. |
11/3/2009 9:01 AM | |
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Yes, you could do that! |
Last edited by: miltos at: 11/3/2009 9:01 AM |
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