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If the measured current is less than 3.6 mA or greater than 21 mA, the process signal is considered invalid, and an alarm is generated. These upper and lower limits for the detection current can be changed by modifying the program. How do I make changes? ! ! Does anyone know? ?
To modify the circuit-breaker detection value for Siemens PCS7 AI channels, the following steps are required: 1. Open the Siemens PCS7 configuration software (such as SIMATIC Manager). 2. Find the corresponding AI channel, usually in the Hardware Configuration section. 3. Find the configuration parameters for that AI channel, such as the upper and lower limits. 4. Modify the upper and lower limits: set the upper limit for the measured current to 21 mA and the lower limit to 3.6 mA. 5. Save the modified configuration parameters. 6. Upload the modified configuration parameters to the corresponding device to make them effective. Note: Be careful when making modifications, and ensure that the measurement range is set within an appropriate limit to avoid issues such as false positives or false negatives. If necessary, it is recommended to refer to the relevant documentation for Siemens PCS7 or consult Siemens’ technical support staff for more detailed steps and guidance. .
Should the value be at its maximum or minimum when the connection is broken?
The proper approach is to adjust the input signal to 4-20mA. A reading within 10% of this range is still correct; only an alarm will be triggered in such cases. If the value is below 4mA, there is definitely a problem
What was said upstairs is correct; it depends on how the program is written. PCS7 has status bits that allow for the diagnosis of the condition of field devices, along with signal quality codes.