PLC 5- Engineering units conversion
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Mickey
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Tell us more about the PLC5 you have /10,11,12,15,20,25,30,40,60,80 also which analog input card do you have? If configured properly you shouldn't have to mess with a BCD
conversion.
You could then use math instructions to scale your analog input to engineering units.
If to can give us the full scale in engineering units e.g. 4 to 20ma equals 0-100 m3\day someone could help.
Post the program if you can. Zip it first.
conversion.
You could then use math instructions to scale your analog input to engineering units.
If to can give us the full scale in engineering units e.g. 4 to 20ma equals 0-100 m3\day someone could help.
Post the program if you can. Zip it first.
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