9/16/2019 2:37 PM | |
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This is a pity. Just for info: |
9/16/2019 3:05 PM | |
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Every Little automation boy's wet Dream. That, and a Hart. |
9/18/2019 12:13 PM | |
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In attachment a small program for a LOGO!.FS4 It first scales the 4-20 mA in 0-250 mbar. 4 mA corresponds to 0 mbar, 6.245 mA corresponds to approximately 35 mbar. AttachmentTank_volume_FS4.zip (215 Downloads) |
9/19/2019 2:43 PM | |
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Ok, you have been most kind helping me with this, now I have only one more question! I really hope I am not taking up too much of your time with this. Is there a way I can use the Fig. 1 at this page to change the max level of my tank? I have tried, but the "B004 LIMIT MAX" block from your Tank_Volume_FS4 suggestion will not respond in any reasonable way to direct Connection ( I tried to make a reference) with the setpoint change code. I would like the F buttons of my TDE to increase and decrease the max level, preferably in % values, but I must admit I have taken a Little too big bite here. My TDE is responding to the setpoint changing code, I was using it in an earlier version of my program, but I cannot for my whole Life find a way to make those 0-100 % numbers cooperate with the B004 block from the Tank Volume program. Do you have ANY idea what I am talking about? I feel like I am talking only nonsense. Sorry about that.. Yngve |
9/19/2019 3:23 PM | |
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I will get back to you tomorrow. Have to hurry. Y |
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