Emerson 3051S Lawn Mower User Manual


 
Reference Manual
00809-0200-4801, Rev BA
April 2007
Rosemount 3051S
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Figure 3-10. Download Mass
Flow Configuration File
Selected
Device
(Highlighted)
Send Mass Flow
Configuration File to
Selected Device
Status Confirms Mass
Flow Configuration File
Installations
Table 3-7. Mass Flow Block Device - Specific Parameter Values
Index Parameter
Data Type/
Structure
Store Size Valid Range Initial Value Units Mode Description
14 DIFFERENTIAL
_PRESSURE
DS-65 D 5 inH20
@68°F
MAN The differential pressure status and
value
15 DIFFERENTIAL
_PRESSURE_
SOURCE
Unsigned16 S 2 10: DP Sensor
(scaled)
10 E O/S The channel through which the
differential pressure is communicated
(and converted to the proper units)
16 PRESSURE DS-65 D 5 Psia MAN,
O/S
(1)
The absolute pressure status and value
17 PRESSURE_
SOURCE
Unsigned16 S 2 5: Absolute
Pressure
(A0.OUT)
8: Absolute
Pressure
(CAS_IN
shadow)
255: Constant
8 E O/S The channel through which the absolute
pressure is communicated. When
AO.OUT value is used, FAULT_STATE
is used if status goes bad. When
CAS_IN shadow is used, bad
status/value will be propagated to the
mass flow block. If a value of “Constant”
is specified, the PRESSURE parameter
becomes writable in O/S and the
constant value is used in the calculation.
18 TEMPERATUR
E
DS-65 D 5 °F MAN,
O/S
(2)
The process temperature status and
value
19 TEMPERATUR
E_SOURCE
Unsigned16 S 2 6: Process
Temperature
(CAS_IN
shadow)
9: Process
Temperature
(CAS_IN
shadow)
255: Constant
9 E O/S The channel through which the process
temperature is communicated. When
AO.OUT value is used, FAULT_STATE
is used if status goes bad. When
CAS_IN shadow is used, bad
status/value will be propagated to the
mass flow block. If a value of “Constant”
is specified, the TEMPERATURE
parameter becomes writable in O/S and
the constant value is used in the
calculation.
(1) PRESSURE can be written in O/S mode if the PRESSURE_SOURCE is set to “Constant”
(2) TEMPERATURE can be written in O/S mode if the TEMPERATURE_SOURCE is set to “Constant”