VEGA strange things.
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Our factory uses German VEGA PLUS66 radar level gauges to measure the material level; from time to time, they display the maximum value or the displayed value remains unchanged. I’m not sure what’s causing this I hope someone who has encountered this situation or is familiar with it can provide an answer. . . Thank you. There is an option to filter out false signals – what value is appropriate for this setting? Among them, the silo is 7 meters high
. . “Every once in a while it shows the maximum value or the displayed value stays unchanged; I don’t know what’s going on. Gagaga, the circuit wiring is terrible, the software is poorly written… The program crashes or freezes. . . . . . Power it off and restart it; there’s no other solution. Inspection completed. .
. . Who the hell knows what size is appropriate? . . If the manufacturer knew, wouldn’t they have told you long ago? . . . As for the others, there’s no way they know any secrets…… Everyone is just acting randomly, like flies without a direction. You might as well set things up randomly and give it a try; after all, the radar acts erratically sometimes. What’s there to worry about? The container can’t collapse, and if it does, Guo Jia will be there to take care of things, right? . .
Passing by? Don’t miss it. . .
Look at the waveform and perform echo interference suppression.
Conditional emptying of the material level is possible: first, the echo clearance function is used (to remove previous echo corrections), and then echo correction is performed, with the reference point for correction being the lower limit of the range (the lowest point). If this phenomenon occurs again, it might be due to water droplets on your detection probe (or sensor surface). If there are indeed water droplets, consider using a level gauge with a blowing function.
I usually operate it on an LCD screen. Can I add you on QQ? My 79466989