Calibration and scaling

The signal path contains three functions for calibrating and scaling the measured values:

Vendor calibration

Notice

Increased measurement uncertainty when disabled

If you disable the vendor calibration, the measurement uncertainty specified in the technical data is no longer guaranteed.

The vendor calibration is enabled in the factory setting. You can disable it via the parameter 0x80A0:0B "Enable vendor calibration".

The coefficients of the vendor calibration cannot be adjusted. You can view them in the following parameters:

User calibration

Notice

The user calibration affects the measuring range monitoring.

Incorrect calibration coefficients can lead to the status bits and status LEDs no longer behaving as expected.

The user calibration is disabled in the factory setting. It can be enabled via the parameter 0x80A0:0A “Enable user calibration”.
If you use the user calibration, it may be useful to disable the vendor calibration.

You can set the coefficients of the user calibration in the following parameters:

User scale

The user scale is disabled in the factory setting. It can be enabled via index 0x80A0:01 "Enable user scale".

You can set the coefficients of the user scale in the following parameters:

Summary

Calibration / scaling

Status

Correction function

Meaning

Vendor calibration

 

enabled (default):
0x80A0:0B = TRUE

YH = (XADC – BH) x AH x 2-14

YH: Measured value after the vendor calibration

BH: Offset vendor calibration (0x80AF:01)

AH: Gain vendor calibration (0x80AF:02)

Disabled:
0x80A0:0B = TRUE

YH = XADC

User calibration

 

enabled:
0x80A0:0A = TRUE

YA = (YH – BA) x AA x 2-14

YA: Measured value after vendor and user calibration

BA: Offset user calibration (0x80A0:17)

AA: Gain user calibration (0x80A0:18)

Disabled (default):
0x80A0:0A = FALSE

YA = YH

User scale

 

enabled:
0x80A0:01 = TRUE

YS= YA x AS x 2-16 + BS

YS: Measured value after user scale

BS: Offset user scale (0x80A0:11)

AS: Gain user scale (0x80A0:12)

Disabled (default):
0x80A0:01 = FALSE

YS= YA