Dr 23 - Overlapping Time - Siemens SIWAREX FTA Device Manual

5.16.36 DR 23 - Overlapping time

The overlapping time can be used in combination with emptying over time.
The next start can be advanced by the overlapping time although the emptying
procedure is not yet ended.
Note
For emptying over time, you should take measures to ensure that the scale is
actually empty after the emptying time has elapsed.
5.16.37 DR 23 - Emptying time
Emptying over time is activated with an entry unequal to 0. The empty signal is
activated for the defined time. When this time period has elapsed, the empty signal
is reset.
The emptying procedure is ended when the empty range is achieved with
a definition of =0.
5.16.38 DR 23 - Maximum empty time
If emptying is not ended after a duration of time and is performed after achieving
the empty range instead, a monitoring time can be defined here. The monitoring
time is started with the empty signal. If the empty range has not be been achieved
when this time has elapsed, a technology message is output.
5.16.39 DR 23 - Filling with coarse
For filling "Coarse signal only", the signal "Fine" is switched off together with the
"Coarse" signal. At the end of the charge, the fine signal ends the dosing
procedure for the defined number of weighing procedures (the last 1 ... 5 weighing
procedures).
5.17 DR 26 Internal process value 1 (NAWI)
The current internal states and data of the scale can be read using process values
1 and 2. Their meanings are directly related to the internal processing in the
firmware and cannot always be interpreted from an operator's viewpoint.
Observing selected data can be helpful during servicing however, for
understanding the behavior of the system.
Sending the data to the SIWAREX FTA is possible (only a good idea for
exchanging modules in relation to sending all data to the new module) but is limited
in that the data is not changed by the user. SIWAREX FTA therefore checks the
check sum after DR 26 receipt and if necessary, rejects the data record.
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