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' The vol tages , generated by the the.rnocouples at the different measuring points, are ferl into. the
inst:runent. By means of an average cak.ulatioo circuit the average vo Ltaga is calculated, which
! corre.spco:is to the average temperature of the different measuring point.s.
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' E.acl1 input signal, which represents the temperature of each single measuring point, is canpare:i
with ~ average. In case of a devi.at.ico fron the average into the positive or negative direction)
this deviatic:n is iruicated en a 20 segment bargraph display. The. zero lire (average temperature)
is al so irrlicated by a light enitting dicde per chsnnel ,
2) M:ni.~ Facilities
The instrunent a loo Ln<; ludes sane m:ni tor ing .tune t.ions in order to indicate an alarm, i£ certain
values are excee:iE'd.
If the sver age tenperature exceeds a certain set tenperature, a light er.itting diode will sh™
- an alarm. In addition, an output relay switches, so that the alarm can also be used ard ind.i-
cated externally.
The s et value can be aciju.sted through the conplete range arrl is indicated on the digital dis-
play by pushing a push button an::l selecting t.l-ie corresponding pos i t.Lcri of the rotary sele:tor
Switch.
At.. the top ardthe bot.trrn of each individual bargr apo rro icarcr a light Bni.tting diode is lo-
cated to show. i£ a cer t.ain max:imun deviaticn fran the average tBJlj)erat:u:re is exceeded, All
individual. maximun ard miruznrn alarms are ccrrrronly wir ed to an cutput alarm coot.act.
In order to suspr ess the alarm functicn within a certain temperature range (e.g. at low tempe-
ratures during the starting phase of an engine), an alarm level can be set. Bel™ this alarm
level the al arm functicn is rot operated.
The. turbo::harger te:nper a ture can be m::ni tor ed ird i vi dual ly • If the input exceeds a preset set
temperature, a light Emitting dio::ie will irdtcats an alann. Afro, an output contact is available.
The set potnts are adjustable by pushing the corresp:xding push buttcn ard selecting the corres-
poodirg positim of the rotary selector switch.
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