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The SIS will be configured as “Always Use Value”. In other words, it will ignore the “Bad PV” status indicated by the analog input and use the actual analog numerical value. This configuration ensures a fail-safe operation mode, whereby cooling will continue to function even if the thermocouples fail. The SIS will be set to “Always Use Value”. In other words, it will ignore the analog input provided by the “process measurement bad value” state, as well as the “process measurement bad value” state that comes with an analog input, and instead use the actual analog value. This configuration will result in a fail-safe operating mode; if the thermocouple fails, it will remain cooled. This post was last edited by echommm on 2008-2-25 12:58]
It will ignore the “Bad PV” of the analog input and use the actual analog value. Does “please Bad PV” refer to bad process value?
It will ignore the “Bad PV” of the analog input and use the actual analog value. English should be like this: It will ignore the “Bad PV” status provided by an analog input and use the actual analog numerical value. What is the difference between \"provided with\" and \"provided by\"?
provided with: equipped with..., usually followed by specific items. Provide by: supplied by..., which can refer to a method, way, or an item
In other words, it will ignore the “Bad PV” status provided by the analog input and use the actual analog numerical value. That is to say, it will disregard the analog input indicating a bad process measurement value and opt instead for the actual analog value. But in English, it should be phrased like this for better understanding: That is to say, it will ignore the analog input provided by the “Bad PV” status and use the actual analog numerical value.
The active voice form corresponding to this part should be “provide status with an analog input”. Translation: It will ignore the **status** generated by analog input signals, and instead use the actual analog values.
It will ignore the “Process Measurement Bad Value” status with analog inputs, and use the actual analog values instead