Control Link

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General Description

When the following units are linked together using the insert link function, a control link is made.

  • Transmitter & PID control measured value
  • PID control output value & Valve opening (dynamic only)
  • PID control output value & Pump speed (dynamic only)
  • PID control output value & Actuator (mainly for dynamic)

Diagram

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Model Theory

The transmitter model can be connected to a PID unit by a control link. To connect, use the insert link function, and select the transmitter as the source and the PID meas(ured value) as the destination. When the connection is made, the transmitter tag will be automatically put into the PID control block.

The PID unit can be connected to a valve/pump/actuator by a control link. To connect, use the insert link function, and select the PID output value as the source and the valve/pump/actuator as the destination. When the connection is made, the PID output tag will be set to the valve opening/pump speed/actuator tag.

Note: valve opening and pump speed will use fractions only.

Data Sections

The default sections and variable names are described in detail in the following tables. The default Control link access window consists of one section.

Tag / Symbol Input / Calc Description

Common First Data Section

 
On Tick Box The control link will be enabled or disabled using this box.
Value Output The input variable's value.
SrcIO Output The tag of the source unit.
DstIO Output The tag of the destination unit.

Adding this Model to a Project

Insert into Configuration file

Sort either by DLL or Group.

 

DLL:

Control1.dll

Units/Links

IO - CtrlLink

or

Group:

General

Units/Links

IO - CtrlLink

See Project Configuration for more information on adding models to the configuration file.


Insert into Project

See Insert Unit for general information on inserting links.

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