Tieback and Harmony?
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Mickey
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See PDF below for "Harmony" explanation.
Tieback is the output of an auto/manual station. Its used when the controller (PID) instruction is put in the manual mode. The 0-4095 value matches the PID's auto mode output value.
Needs to be the same to achieve bumpless transfers.
I don't use it (tieback) myself, I prefer the software auto/manual mode.
Tieback is the output of an auto/manual station. Its used when the controller (PID) instruction is put in the manual mode. The 0-4095 value matches the PID's auto mode output value.
Needs to be the same to achieve bumpless transfers.
I don't use it (tieback) myself, I prefer the software auto/manual mode.
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