This two Variables are used to specify the type of connected external temperature sensor and the used communication protocol between the sensor and the control system of the HRD.
The TypeDefinition for both Variables is MultiStateValueDiscreteType, so the Properties EnumValues and ValueAsText shall be filled with the supported values out of Table 15 and
Table 16.
Table 15 – Values for ThermocoupleType
|
EnumValue |
ValueAsText |
Description |
|
0 |
OTHER |
Other sensor type |
|
1 |
E |
Type E sensor: NiCr-CuNi |
|
2 |
J |
Type J sensor: Fe-CuNi |
|
3 |
K |
Type K sensor: NiCr-Ni |
|
4 |
N |
Type N sensor: NiCrSi-NiSi |
|
5 |
T |
Type T sensor: Cu-CuNi |
|
6 |
PT100 |
Pt 100-Sensor |
|
7 |
L |
Type L sensor: Fe-CuNi |
Table 16 – Values for CommunicationProtocolType
|
EnumValue |
ValueAsText |
Description |
|
0 |
OTHER |
Other connection type |
|
1 |
LOCAL |
Communication integrated in the local control system (local input) |
|
2 |
PROFIBUS |
Values via Profibus |
|
3 |
OPC_UA |
Values via OPC UA |
|
4 |
I2C |
Values via I2C |
|
5 |
CAN |
Values via CAN |
Which sensor types and protocols and combinations are supported is device dependent. Especially when the CommunicationProtocolType has the value 1 (LOCAL), the ThermocoupleType could be set to a fixed value by the HRD. A server can provide manufacturer specific values with EnumValues ≥ 100.