Device-defined data types (Thermocouple)
Device-defined data type names vary for each device depending on selections made when the device was created.
These tables include information for these data types:
- input (as indicated by an "I")
- configuration (as indicated by a "C")
Device-defined data type: AB:1718_19_TCn:C:0
Connection Type: Data
Member Name | Type | Style | Valid Values |
|---|---|---|---|
Ch0x.ColdJunction | SINT | Decimal | 4 = Local 5 = Remote |
Ch0x.SensorTypeRange | SINT | Decimal | 1 = Millivolt -65...+75 mV 2 = Millivolt 0...75 mV 3 = Millivolt 0...50 mV 4 = Millivolt 0...25 mV 6 = Type U -200...+600 °C 7 = Type U -200...+200 °C 8 = Type U 0...200 °C 9 = Type U 200...600 °C 11 = Type B 0...1800 °C 12 = Type B 0...900 °C 13 = Type B 450...1350 °C 14 = Type B 900...1800 °C 16 = Type E -270...+1000 °C 17 = Type E -270...+360 °C 18 = Type E 50...680 °C 19 = Type E 360...1000 °C 21 = Type T -270...+400 °C 22 = Type T -270...+60 °C 23 = Type T -100...+230 °C 24 = Type T 60...400 °C 26 = Type K -200...1370 °C 27 = Type K -200...+500 °C 28 = Type K 150...850 °C 29 = Type K 500...1370 °C 31 = Type S 0...1760 °C 32 = Type S 0...900 °C 33 = Type S 450...1350 °C 34 = Type S 900...1760 °C 36 = Type R -50...+1750 °C 37 = Type R -50...+900 °C 38 = Type R 450...1350 °C 39 = Type R 900...1750 °C 41 = Type L -200...+900 °C 42 = Type L -200...350 °C 43 = Type L 75...625 °C 44 = Type L 350...900 °C 46 = Type J -210...+1200 °C 47 = Type J -210...+500 °C 48 = Type J 150...850 °C 49 = Type J 500...1200 °C 51 = Type N -200...+1350 °C 52 = Type N -200...+600 °C 53 = Type N 200...1000 °C 54 = Type N 500...1350 °C |
Ch0x.AlarmDisable | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Alarms are enabled 1 = Alarms are disabled |
Ch0x.DiagEn | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Diagnostics are disabled 1 = Diagnostics are enabled |
Ch0x.DigitalFilter | INT | Decimal | 0...32767 |
Ch0x.LowSignal | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 A combination of LowSignal, HighSignal, LowEngineering, and HighEngineering are used to scale the input data returned by the device. |
Ch0x.HighSignal | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 A combination of LowSignal, HighSignal, LowEngineering, and HighEngineering are used to scale the input data returned by the device. |
Ch0x.LowEngineering | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 A combination of LowSignal, HighSignal, LowEngineering, and HighEngineering are used to scale the input data returned by the device. |
Ch0x.HighEngineering | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 A combination of LowSignal, HighSignal, LowEngineering, and HighEngineering are used to scale the input data returned by the device. |
Ch0x.LLAlarmLimit | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 The low low alarm trigger point. |
Ch0x.LAlarmLimit | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 The low alarm trigger point. |
Ch0x.HAlarmLimit | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 The high alarm trigger point. |
Ch0x.HHAlarmLimit | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 The high high alarm trigger point. |
Ch0x.RateAlarmLimit | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 The maximum ramp rate value to trigger a Rate Alarm when the input signal rate of change exceeds the setpoint. |
Ch0x.AlarmDeadband | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 Lets the process alarm status bit to remain set as long as the input data remains within the deadband of the process alarm, even if the alarm condition disappears. |
Ch0x.CJSensorOffset | INT | Decimal | 0...10000 |
Device-defined data type: AB:1718_19_TIn:I:0
Connection Type: Data
Member Name | Type | Style | Valid Values |
|---|---|---|---|
RunMode | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Idle 1 = Run |
ConnectionFaulted | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = A connection exists between the device and the controller 1 = Bad |
DiagnosticActive | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = No diagnostics active 1 = One or more diagnostics are active or the prognostics threshold is reached |
DiagnosticSequenceCount | SINT | Decimal | -128...127 The value of 0 is skipped except during device power-up. |
Ch0x.Fault | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = A fault does not exist 1 = A fault exists |
Ch0x.Uncertain | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Data is valid 1 = Validity of data is uncertain. Device is operating outside its designed operating range, or data is under manual or override control. |
Ch0x.OpenWire | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Open Wire condition does not exist or open wire detection is disabled 1 = Open Wire condition exists, meaning a signal wire is disconnected from the channel or the RTB. |
Ch0x.ShortCircuit | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Short Circuit or Overcurrent condition does not exist 1 = Short Circuit or Overcurrent condition exists |
Ch0x.Underrange | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = The input signal at the channel is greater than the minimum detectable signal 1 = The input signal at the channel is less than or equal to the minimum detectable signal |
Ch0x.Overrange | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = The input signal at the channel is less than the maximum detectable signal 1 = The input signal at the channel is greater than or equal to the maximum detectable signal |
Ch0x.LLAlarm | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Alarm is not triggered 1 = The input signal moved below the configured Low Low Alarm Limit. It remains set until the signal moves above the configured Low Low Alarm Limit plus Deadband if specified. |
Ch0x.LAlarm | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Alarm is not triggered 1 = The input signal moved below the configured Low Alarm Limit. It remains set until the signal moves above the configured Low Alarm Limit plus Deadband if specified. |
Ch0x.HAlarm | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Alarm is not triggered 1 = The input signal moved above the configured High Alarm Limit. It remains set until the signal moves below the configured High Alarm Limit minus Deadband if specified. |
Ch0x.HHAlarm | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Alarm is not triggered 1 = The input signal moved above the configured High High Alarm Limit. It remains set until the signal moves below the configured High High Alarm Limit minus Deadband if specified. |
Ch0x.RateAlarm | BOOL | Decimal | 0 = Alarm is not triggered 1 = The input channel’s rate of change exceeds the configured rate alarm. It remains set until the rate of change drops below the configured rate. |
Ch0x.Data | REAL | Float | -1.0E+11...+1.0E+11 |
Ch0x.RollingTimestamp | INT | Decimal | Any positive value. RollingTimestamp is a continuously running timer that counts in milliseconds. When an input device scans its channels, it also records the RollingTimestamp value. |
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