Specifications

System Data Structures
ADDvantage-32 PLUS ● AC to DC Power Converter
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9.3.6 FILE 14 - CAL TABLE DEFAULTS
This file contains all of the predefined default values for calibration.
The organization of this file differs in that the complete table is broken up into four sub-
files. Each sub-file is organized as one floating point value grouped in sub-files of 32
elements each. For example:
Sub-File 0 Value
element 0 FP
1 FP
. .
element 31 FP
Sub-File 1 Value
element 32 FP
. .
. .
element 63 FP
9.3.7 FILE 15 - CAL TABLE LOLIM
This file contains the one predefined low limit value for all calibration entries. The
element contains the value of -9999.0 as the low limit value. Any calibration entry must
be greater than this value.
9.3.8 FILE 16 - CAL TABLE HILIM
This file contains the one predefined high limit value for all calibration entries. The
element contains the value of +9999.0 as the high limit value. Any calibration entry
cannot exceed this maximum value.
9.3.9 FILE 17 - CAL TABLE
This file contains all of the calibration values for each entry in the calibration file. Before
writing any value to this file, check the value against the low and high limit values to
insure that it is within limits. The write procedures in the receiving station do not check
to see if a value is within limits. The organization of this file also differs in that the
complete file is broken up into four sub-files. Each sub-file is organized as one floating
point value grouped in 32 elements. For the file organization, refer to File 14.
On default initialization, the default values are copied from File 14 into this File. The
user may modify the values which will then be used at all future power up conditions,
unless the default power up is repeated.