I am new to the Modicon Quantum line. I have a 140 AVO 020 00 analog output. I have the jumper installed for -10/+10 volt operation. If I put a value of "0" into output #1 I get -10.00 volts. A value of "2048" gives me "0" volts and "4096" produces +10 volts. Is this correct or am I missing something? I tried to look at the manuals online but no luck.
Modicon Quantum Analog Output
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GeoffC , Thank you for the information. That is a bit of a surprise. I have always used signed integers to represent "+"
or "-" voltages on other brands of PLCs. I thought maybe I did something wrong.
Another project a different PLC/HMI/Drives manufacturer. It's like the flavor of the week around here.
or "-" voltages on other brands of PLCs. I thought maybe I did something wrong.
Another project a different PLC/HMI/Drives manufacturer. It's like the flavor of the week around here.
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