Function Block Properties dialog box - EUs/Limits tab (PIDE)
The Enhanced Proportional Integral Derivative (PIDE) instruction provides enhanced capabilities over the standard PID instruction for control of process variables such as flow, pressure, temperature, or level. The PIDE instruction uses the velocity form of the PID algorithm.
Use the
EUs/Limits
tab to set the limits applied to Engineering Units (EU), process variables (PV), control variables (CV), and set points (SP) used by the selected PIDE function block.The following table describes the parameters available on the
EU/Limits
tab:Parameter | Description |
Engineer Units Scaling - PV | |
| Sets the value of the PVEUMax parameter. |
| Sets the value of the PVEUMin parameter. |
Engineer Units Scaling - CV | |
| Sets the value of the CVEUMax parameter. |
| Sets the value of the CVEUMin parameter |
SP Limits | |
| Sets the value of the SPHLimit parameter. |
| Sets the value of the SPLLimit parameter. |
CV Limits | |
| Sets the value of the CVHLimit parameter. |
| Sets the value of the CVLLimit parameter. |
| Sets the value of the CVROCLimit parameter. |
| Sets the value of the CVManLimiting parameter. If the check box is selected, this value is set to 1; otherwise, it is set to 0. |
Status | Displays read-only status information for blocks containing status bits. If none of the status bits are set, an OK message appears in this field. Otherwise, a list of the status bits that are set appears here. This list is comprised of the parameter names associated with the status bits, and typically explain which parameters were configured with invalid values. |
Execution Order Number | Displays the block's execution number if the routine is in a verified state. If the routine is not yet verified, a Routine not verified message displays. Note that this item is read-only. |
Never display description in a routine | Select this check box if you do not want the description to display in the routine. |
OK | Click this button to add the selected item in the instruction list to the routine and close the Fun ction Block Properties dialog box. |
Cancel | Click this button to cancel any edits you have made and close the Function Block Properties dialog box. |
Apply | Click this button to accept your changes and continue editing in the Function Block Properties dialog box. |
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