PROVIDING SOLUTIONS IN:
Process Weighing
Vibration Monitoring
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6. Verify the mapping term in the ‘Map Dest’ line shows the term for the destination
you chose.
7. Scroll down to ‘Src’ (source);
8. Use the right/left arrow keys to scroll through the source mapping terms available
for mapping in this manner. This may be limited to gross and net weight. If your
source is not present in this list, you should do the mapping through the browser
pages. If your source is present, stop at its selection.
9. Press enter to accept this source.
10. Verify the mapping term in the ‘Map Src’ line shows the term for the source you
chose.
11. Scroll down to ‘Add Map’ and verify your destination and source are listed as the
mapping equation to map. If present, press enter.
12. Scroll down to the ‘MAP’ line in this menu. Your mapping equation should now
show up in the ‘MAP’ line. If there are multiple mapping equations present in the
unit, you can press the right/left arrow keys to scroll through the mapping
equations.
Complex mapping (Any mapping that requires input other than single weight):
This mapping should be done from the browser mapping page.
1. Open the browser and go to the mapping page.
2. Open the drop down list under the Destination>Control;
3. Scroll down and highlight/click on the Analog Card Output channel you wish to
map to.
4. Click on the ‘Select’ button.
5. You should see your mapping term followed by the ‘=’ sign entered into the
window next to the ‘map’ button lower down on the page.
6. Open the drop down list under the source that would hold the source you wish to
select. This may be a Network input, a Process Data input, Control, or even a
Scratchpad input.
NOTE: You may even use the destination selections as a source.
7. Once you have found and highlight/click on your source selection, click on the
Select button.
If you cannot find your desired source in any of the drop down lists, you can open
the list of mapping symbols, using the link found above the mapping equations. If
you find the source in the list of mapping symbols, you may type the mapping
term into the window to complete the equation. NOTE: The mapping terms must
be typed in upper case letters to be accepted.
8. You should see your mapping term for the source selected completing the
equation in the window next to the ‘Map’ button.
9. Click on the ‘Map’ button.
10. Verify your equation now shows up under the “Map:” section where it shows all
the mapped equations.
