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Convert PAC50 IO-Link process data into bar

Article No: KA-10883

Version: 1.0

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Calculate the pressure value from the 2-byte raw process data using the gradient, zero point offset, and given formula.

1. Convert the process data from decimal to binary, remove the two switching outputs (bit 0 and bit 1) from the
numerical value, and convert it back into a decimal value.

2. Calculate the pressure value P using the following formula, incorporating the process data variable (PDV,
Index 40), the gradient / slope factor (PDGradient, Index 69), and the zero offset (PDOffset, Index 70):

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Convert PAC50 IO-Link process data into bar

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Table of Contents

1. Convert the process data from decimal to binary, remove the two switching outputs (bit 0 and bit 1) from the
numerical value, and convert it back into a decimal value.

2. Calculate the pressure value P using the following formula, incorporating the process data variable (PDV,
Index 40), the gradient / slope factor (PDGradient, Index 69), and the zero offset (PDOffset, Index 70):

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Convert PAC50 IO-Link process data into bar

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Table of Contents

1. Convert the process data from decimal to binary, remove the two switching outputs (bit 0 and bit 1) from the numerical value, and convert it back into a decimal value.

2. Calculate the pressure value P using the following formula, incorporating the process data variable (PDV, Index 40), the gradient / slope factor (PDGradient, Index 69), and the zero offset (PDOffset, Index 70):

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1. Convert the process data from decimal to binary, remove the two switching outputs (bit 0 and bit 1) from the
numerical value, and convert it back into a decimal value.

2. Calculate the pressure value P using the following formula, incorporating the process data variable (PDV,
Index 40), the gradient / slope factor (PDGradient, Index 69), and the zero offset (PDOffset, Index 70):