After many years of working with PLUS+1, I have come to appreciate how much foresight went into its design. I realised how advanced and well thought out many of its concepts were from the beginning. Please convey my sincere compliments and thanks to Goran for the vision.

The rheostat is wired to the the 0 VDC.

As of the reference to the manual... It tells "This type of input can only be read by a temperature/rheostat PLUS+1 input type." - the input 10 of the DM430E is a Multifunctional Dig/Ana/Freq/Resis/Curr input. Does this mean that this input cannot be used for a temperature sensor, even having in mind that the Resistor input is one of the possible ways the input works, and also on the page in the PLUS+1 for the PinConfig=4 the note states "4 = 0 - 10000 ohm (temperature/ rheostat mode)"? Or do I misunderstand something?

Hello ladies and gentlemen,

I've got an issue with connecting the temperature sensor to the DM430E (version DM430E-0-0-0-0, just in case). I have it connected to the input 10. I don't understand why, but I can't upload the screenshot (it tells "file is too big" or something similar), that's why the configuration of that input is there:
PinConfig0 = 1
PinConfig1 = 4
DigInConfigHigh = 3000
DigInConfigLow = 2000
FreqConfig = 0

The issue is that instead of having the resistance in Ohm line I get 0xFFFF, which is "signal not valid". The resistance measured by Ohm meter is around 3500, which is definitely inside of the supported range.

And also no matter what configuration I specify for PinConfig0 and PinConfig1 I get 0xFFFF on all lines (Ohm, Volt, Amp) except for the PinConfig0=1 and PinConfig1=0. In this case I get voltage value around 870.

So, the question is: what am I doing wrong, and how to make the temperature being read by the OI?

Thanks,
Alexey.

I expected Danfoss to get us a (virtual) screen editor, a bit like the vector based / classic screen editor for displays, which would seem easier to integrate and doesn't need external software to get this functionality.  No plans in the near future for something like this?

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