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    The document outlines mathematical and configuration functions for an RTU (remote terminal unit). It specifies that the RTU support linear and non-linear conversions to engineering units, input filtering, and logical operations. It also requires the RTU support common arithmetic operations, absolute values, averaging, integrated values, maximum, minimum, and indications of values within and outside limits. The document further states that the RTU must be microprocessor-based with both ROM and RAM memory and ideally be modular and from the same supplier with identical capabilities differing only in size.

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    The document outlines mathematical and configuration functions for an RTU (remote terminal unit). It specifies that the RTU support linear and non-linear conversions to engineering units, input filtering, and logical operations. It also requires the RTU support common arithmetic operations, absolute values, averaging, integrated values, maximum, minimum, and indications of values within and outside limits. The document further states that the RTU must be microprocessor-based with both ROM and RAM memory and ideally be modular and from the same supplier with identical capabilities differing only in size.

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    4 Research Notes Qualify Design Patented Roof

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    Michiel Prins
    The document outlines mathematical and configuration functions for an RTU (remote terminal unit). It specifies that the RTU support linear and non-linear conversions to engineering units, input filtering, and logical operations. It also requires the RTU support common arithmetic operations, absolute values, averaging, integrated values, maximum, minimum, and indications of values within and outside limits. The document further states that the RTU must be microprocessor-based with both ROM and RAM memory and ideally be modular and from the same supplier with identical capabilities differing only in size.

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    8.4.1.

    14 Mathematical Functions

    a. The RTU shall include mathematical functionality as follows:


    (i) Linear conversion to engineering units 

    (ii) Non-linear conversion to engineering units


    (iii) Input filtering
    (iv) Logical (Boolean) operations

    b. Other general mathematical functions to enable the  stand-alone capability of the RTU shall be, as a minimum:
    (i) Arithmetic operations
    (ii) Absolute values
    (iii) Averaging
    (iv) Positive differences
    (v) Integrated values
    (vi) Maximum
    (vii) Minimum
    (viii) Indications from values within limits and outside  limits

    8.4.1.15 RTU Configuration

    a. The RTU shall be microprocessor based programmable units with both ROM and RAM memory.
    b. Ideally, all RTUs shall be modular and from the same  supplier model product line with identical
    capabilities, differing only in size. However, this does not exclude

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