
5Ć3Configuration Tips
Original Ć June 1990 CE4.2:CL6211
The following FST steps in the ratio controller will read the primary
variable, apply the ratio, and store the remote set point in the ratio
controller:
RTOLD( FIC–2 ),
MUL(PVLD( FIC–1 )),
RSPST,
Should it be necessary to limit the range of ratio adjustment of the
operator, the LIMIT instruction could be inserted between the RTOLD and
MUL steps as follows:
RTOLD( FIC–2 ),
LIMIT( HI_R_LMT ,LO_R_LMT ),
MUL(PVLD( FIC–1 )),
RSPST,
Finally, should it be necessary for the ratio value to track the actual ratio
between the two flows for bumpless transfer to RSP mode, the following
instructions could be used:
Without Limits
With Limits
SPLD( FIC–2 ), [1] SPLD( FIC–2 ), [1]
DIV(PVLD( FIC–1 )), DIV(PVLD( FIC–1 )),
RTOST, [2] LIMIT( HI_R_LMT ,LO_R_LMT ),
RTOLD( FIC–2 ), RTOST, [2]
MUL(PVLD( FIC–1 )), RTOLD( FIC–2 ),
RSPST, LIMIT( HI_R_LMT ,LO_R_LMT ),
MUL(PVLD( FIC–1 )),
RSPST,
NOTES:
[1] SP TRACKS PV IN MANUAL should be ENABLED to provide proper
tracking function.
[2] The RTOST function only writes to the ratio value when the loop is
not in RSP mode.
5.3 Register Conservation Techniques
When implementing complex control strategies, occasionally the number
of registers available in the controller may be a limiting factor. This
section will discuss FST coding techniques to reduce the number of
registers required to implement control strategies. The techniques
discussed will be the following:
H Loadable Functions
H Scratch Registers
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