In the “Text view” view, you have a list of all measured values determined during diagnostics and comparative values to the current channel settings. In the comparison (e.g. Comp. Ks), the determined value is displayed first and the set value second. The comparison is considered to have been passed if the values are within certain limits. The letters and symbols are explained in table Table 11.
| (1) | Time or date of the last diagnosis |
| (2) | “Text view” sub-view - display of the individual parameters |
Table 11: Character explanation
| character | explanation |
|---|---|
| Adaption - process model | |
| Ks | Max. Temperature limit value in °C |
| Tu | Start-up delay in sec |
| Tg | Heat-up phase in sec |
| Current measurement | |
| I_n | Nominal current in mA or A |
| I_min | Minimum current in mA or A |
| I_max | Maximum current in mA or A |
| I_f | Fault current in mA |
| P | Nominal power in W |
| Adaption - control parameter | |
| Kp | Proportional factor |
| Tn | Adjustment time in sec |
| Td | Pause time in sec |
| Thermal coupling of the channels among each other | |
| TV 1 | Channel with largest temperature increase (this should be the channel that also heats, otherwise there is thermal coupling) Channel and °C |
| TV 2 | Channel with second largest temperature rise Channel and °C |
| TV 3 | Channel with third largest temperature rise Channel and °C |
| Comparison - examples | |
| Comparison Tu | v 0.1 = 0.15 (The test is considered passed (v) because the value of the diagnosis (0.1 s) and the value from the current channel settings (0.15 s) are within the specified limits. |
| Comp. I_n | x 1000 = 7500 (The test is not passed (x), as the measured rated current (1000 mA) differs significantly from the currently set rated current (7500 mA)) |