Is anybody know where can I get the analog input scale values in MarkV other than Io.asg.list. Also How can I force analog value in MarkV? Please advice.

 

It is <b>NOT</b> possible to force analog values with the Mark V.

The scaling for analog inputs is done in the I/O Configurator. You can open the I/O Configurator from the opening display you can click on 'List Screens', then 'Exit'. 'List Screens' will create an ASCII text file, IO_CFG.LST, which will list all of the I/O Configuration Constants, including analog input scaling.

 

Thanks CSA. This list is available. This list consists of each card definition and scaling but does not have io points attached to the scale.

 

No; it doesn't. The Mark V is not the most user-friendly or intuitive control system ever invented. (That can be said of most control systems that are designed by engineers who give little thought to how other people think and make associations. And since most control systems are designed by engineers, this statement applies to most control systems.)

You have to match the scaling values to the I/O points.

And to do that you need to use several documents sometimes. The fifteen mA inputs to <Q> are terminated on the TBQC on <R> and are connected to the TCQA cards in each of <R>, <S>, and <T>. You can find the scaling for the inputs in IO_CFG.LST, and you have to match them to the inputs connected to the TBQC card on <R>. You can use the I/O Report (TC2KREPT.TXT) to help with this, or IO.ASG. You can also see the "flow" of signals from terminal boards to I/O cards by looking at the Signal Flow Diagrams in Appendix D of the Mark V Application Manual, GEH-6195.