LocalIOConfig

The LocalIOConfig component is designed to configure the physical inputs and outputs of the device.

The LocalIOConfig component has the following slots:

• Status: shows the component’s status;

  • Available information: OK (the component is working properly), Fault (the component is disabled);

• Fault Cause: shows the reason of the Fault status;

• UI1-8 Type: allows to select a temperature sensor for each universal input; table stored in the device allows to convert the sensor value from resistance to temperature;

  • Available options: Disable_Resistance, Temp_10K3A1, Temp_10K4A1, Temp_10K, Temp_20K6A1, Temp_2_2K3A1, Temp_3K3A1, Temp_30K6A1, Temp_SEI1, Temp_TAC1, Temp_SAT1, Temp_PT1000, Temp_NI1000, Temp_Ni1000_21C, Temp_Ni1000_LG;

Note: PT1000 and NI1000 sensors work only with 16-bit resolution.

• UI1-8 Measure Voltage: allows to enable or disable voltage measurement for each universal input;

• UI1-8 Filter: the time constant of the low pass filter (to eliminate signal noise);

• UI1-8 Resolution: allows to set measurement resolution of each universal input;

• AO1-6 Type: allows to set an analog output mode:

  • Available options: voltage 0-10 V, PWM (option available only for AO1-4; AO5 and 6 do not support PWM mode);

• Default State Of Analog Output: allows to set a default value of the analog output after the controller has been rebooted (expressed in mV);

• Default Digital State Of Analog Output: allows to set a default value of the analog output working in digital mode after the controller has been rebooted;

• Default State Of Digital Output: allows to set a default value of the digital output after the device has been rebooted.

Note: Adding the LocalIOConfig component to the application disables the possibility of I/O configuration from the website and Modbus array.

Any settings of the LocalIOConfig component are stored in the component and can be transferred to other devices as part of a saved application (quick setup of multiple devices).