Endress+Hauser Minilog B RDL10 Version II Mode D'emploi page 45

8. Setting up unit using PC software
8.3.3 Hysteresis
The limit set point condition is removed once the signal has
entered the normal range by at least the set-up hysteresis
value.
8.4 Digital\Integration
The following set-up possibilities are available in the menu
"Digital\Integration":
8.4.1 Identifier
For exact identification of the measurement point an individual
identification text can be entered here (max. 10 characters).
8.4.2 Operating mode
- Possible set-up "Inactive"
Here the digital input can be de-activated. There is no
indication of the analogue value in the display.
- Possible set-up "Impulse counter"
The digital input records the count sequence (how often is the
contact closed?). The display shows the counter that is
increased by 1 digit with every pulse. Here the engineering unit,
decimal point and a factor can be set up here.
Storage and counter reset is done in the set-up memory cycle.
The totaliser can be indicated in the display.
- Possible set-up "Operating time"
The digital input records the operating time (how long was the
contact closed?).
Storage and counter reset is done in the set-up memory cycle.
The operating time can be indicated in the display.
- Possible set-up "Integration"
The analogue value is integrated and the calculated value is
indicated in the display. The engineering units, decimal point
and a factor can be set-up. The time base is 1 second, that
means the instantaneous value is multiplied with a preset factor
every second and added to the counter. Storage and counter
reset is done in the set-up memory cycle.
- Possible set-up "On/off events"
With this set-up an event record can be made.
The date (dd.mm.yy) and time (hh:mm:ss) is recorded when
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