0x9000 PAI Internal Data Ch.1

9000:0

PAI Internal Data Ch.1

UINT8

RO

0x12 (18_dec)

0x13 (19_dec) ¹⁾

0x15 (21_dec) ²⁾

9000:01

Temperature Value

Temperature value of the channel

INT16

RO

0x0000 (0_dec)

9000:02

ADC Raw Value

ADC Raw Value

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:03

Calibration Value

Value after calibration

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:04

Resistor Value

Value after resistance calculation

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:05

RTD Element Value

Value after RTD element calculation

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:06

Actual Negative Peak Hold

Current absolute minimum value

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:07

Actual Positive Peak Hold

Current absolute maximum value

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:08

Previous Negative Peak Hold

Absolute minimum value up to last rising edge of "Peak Hold Reset"

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:09

Previous Positive Peak Hold

Absolute maximum value up to last rising edge of "Peak Hold Reset"

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:0A

Filter 1 Value

Value after filter 1

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:0B

Filter 2 Value

Value after filter 2

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:0C

True RMS Value

Value after "True RMS" calculation

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:0D

Extended Functions Value

Value after advanced (optional) function

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:0E

Integrator/Differentiator Value

Value after integration or differentiation

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:0F

Scaler Value

Value after scaling

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:10

Limiter Value

Value after limitation

INT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:11

Overload Time

Absolute time during overload

"Overload" means that the channel is electrically overloaded. This is a non-recommendable condition that may eventually lead to atypical aging or even damage. This condition should be avoided

Its accumulated duration is displayed here informatively.

UINT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:12

Saturation Time

Absolute time during saturation

"Saturation" means that the measuring range of the ADC of the channel is fully utilized, the ADC thus outputs its maximum value and the measured value can no longer be used. "Saturation" is therefore a pre-deregistration, with further signal increase it comes to "overload".

The saturation state is not fundamentally harmful, but it indicates an insufficient dimensioning of the measurement channel.

Its accumulated response time is displayed here informatively.

UINT32

RO

0x00000000 (0_dec)

9000:13

Effective Sample Rate

Effective sampling frequency ¹⁾

UINT32

RO

Online calculated

9000:14

Vendor Calibration Counter

Writing counter for vendor calibration data ²⁾

UINT16

RO

0x0000 (0_dec)

9000:15

User Calibration Counter

Writing counter for user calibration data ²⁾

UINT16

RO

0x0000 (0_dec)