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The DCS range uses engineering units

2016-07-29View Original

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Can the DCS range be set from -10 KPA to 10 KPA, with the set point at 0?
Reply #22016-07-29
The settings in the DCS must be consistent with those of the transmitter unit; if the input pressure of the transmitter is -10kPa to 10kPa, then the settings in the DCS should also be -10kPa to 10kPa.
Reply #32016-08-01
It is not uncommon for the range to not be 0; all DCS systems support this. Additionally, DCS systems are generally designed to be comprehensive in their functionality – for example, it is possible to set them to operate in reverse mode, such that 4-20mA corresponds to pressures ranging from +10Pa to -10kPa

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