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Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco

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<strong>Isco</strong> <strong>Flowlink</strong> <strong>5.1</strong> ® <strong>Software</strong><br />

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or greater and the level measurements vary slightly<br />

between 2.99 and 3.01 ft, the state of the condition would<br />

change each time this narrow range of readings crosses<br />

the threshold point. Adding a hysteresis of 0.1 would<br />

mean that once the condition is true at 3.0 feet, the level<br />

must fall to 2.9 feet before the condition would be false.<br />

The duration setting requires all of the readings for the<br />

time duration to reach or exceed the threshold before the<br />

condition is met.<br />

5. Click OK. The threshold condition is defined and ready<br />

for use in an equation.<br />

Sensor Error<br />

Rate of Change<br />

Sensor Error conditions are TRUE when a sensor error exists for<br />

a specified duration.<br />

An example of a Sensor Error condition would read “When 2150<br />

Area Velocity::Velocity is in error for 30 minutes.”<br />

To define the Sensor Error condition:<br />

1. Select a measured data type from the “When” drop-down<br />

list.<br />

2. Select a duration from the “is in error for” drop-down list.<br />

3. Click OK. The Sensor Error condition is defined and<br />

ready for use in an equation.<br />

Rate of Change conditions are TRUE when a measured<br />

parameter changes by a specified degree over a duration of time.<br />

An example of a Rate of Change condition would read “When<br />

2150 Area Velocity::Velocity decreases more than 2 f/s in a<br />

15 minute period.”<br />

To define the Rate of Change condition:<br />

1. Select a measured data type from the “When” drop-down<br />

list.<br />

2. Select increases or decreases from the drop-down list.<br />

3. Type a value in the “more than” box. The units of<br />

measure were automatically assigned when the data type<br />

was chosen.<br />

4. Select a time period from the drop-down list.<br />

5. Enter a Hysteresis value.<br />

The hysteresis prevents the condition state repeatedly<br />

toggling between TRUE and FALSE if the rate of change<br />

hovers near the set values.<br />

Time Table<br />

Conditions<br />

Time table conditions are TRUE when the instrument’s internal<br />

clock is within the defined duration of time.<br />

An example of a Daily Time table condition would read “starting<br />

Daily at 08:00:00, stopping Daily at 17:00:00.”<br />

To define the time table:<br />

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