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Can the remote liquid level of the storage tank be set to a fixed value using a handheld operator?
When using these items, it is necessary to follow the operating instructions provided as a reference.
The instrument is connected to the test circuit; you can set it to whatever mA value you need
For the test of the operator’s input circuit, a specific mA value is set; by simply disconnecting the operator, this set value remains in effect. It’s easy to restore it as well – just power off the instrument and restart it. I’ve tested it personally and found it to work well
It’s obvious that this is an expert at fraud – after entering the desired values for the controller circuit testing, the interface isn’t displayed; instead, the controller is simply disconnected. Haha
Slander, it’s absolutely slander – that’s what real experience at the scene tells us; what kind of fabrication is this?:) How disgusting
Excuse me, sir. Can radar level gauges be used with this method?
Sure, why would you do that?
I’ve tried differential pressure level gauges, and they work. I haven’t tried radar level gauges, but I know that many radars have a function for setting default values; I’ll check the manual
As an extra note, all false value assumptions are made under the condition of shutdown; their purpose is essentially to help users test instruments and calibrate signals. Once it’s turned on, it’s not allowed to enter fake values. Even if it’s necessary to use fake values, it requires approval from higher-ups at each level, as well as proper planning – after all, responsibility must be assumed for this
Force it using backend data; if that doesn’t work, connect it directly to the terminals with a resistor box