Jan 9, 2014 12:21
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English term

M/A station

English to Spanish Tech/Engineering Engineering (general) M/A station
M/A station without PID with remote setpoint with HMI SP disabled

PID with M/A station with remote setpoint from CASCADE station

PID with M/A station with external setpoint from CASCADE station

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Position Deviation High Alarms (POS_CV_DH and POS_SV_DH)
If the POS_DH_T parameter is set to zero, then both POS_CV_DH and POS_SV_DH will be disabled.
The conditions required for the position deviation high alarm are:
Position deviation time delay (POS_DH_T) must be greater than zero.
LOCK must be False (the block is not in lock mode).
Position feedback property, POSFB_P, must be True (MODE_OPT must contain POS).

No sé qué significa M/A.

Discussion

DLyons Jan 9, 2014:
@Jorge. You should post that answer.
Jorge Merino Jan 9, 2014:
@DLyons
Se refiere básicamente a la transferencia M/A de datos, pero también hay otras funciones (control, seguimiento, etc.). La traducción usual de "Station" en este contexto es la literal "Estación", ver esta referencia:
http://www.lynsa.com/ABB/Control/control1.htm
Saludos,

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estación M/A

M/A es "Manual/Automático" para indicar funcionamiento a "Lazo Abierto o a Lazo Cerrado" respectivamente pero en el contexto se usa así también o "Manual/Auto".

En la referencia se usa sí:
Programar la configuración de un controlador PID con estación automático/ manual (Lazo Cerrado y Abierto)
Peer comment(s):

agree Charles Davis : De acuerdo con estación. Por alguna razón, se dice casi siempre "auto/manual" en español, en vez de "manual/auto", de la misma manera que se dice "black and white" en inglés pero "blanco y negro" en español.
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Gracias, Charles, tienes razón, no me había detenido a pensar en eso!
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pulsador M/A (manual / automático)

Link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manual_fire_alarm_activation

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Note added at 18 mins (2014-01-09 12:40:22 GMT)
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That's what seems to be used, even though it may not be exactly a "push button". Station is commonly a place where something is done - here it's more like the equipment in the location.

There's a description at
http://solutionsbank.abb.com/SBankData/S/LOC/Advant/INFI90/E...

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Note added at 37 mins (2014-01-09 12:58:57 GMT)
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Jorge has a point - in your context maybe all that is being described is the underlying función o módulo which is being activated by the pusador.
Note from asker:
Muchas gracias! entonces station es pulsador?
Peer comment(s):

agree Florencio Alonso : Creo que lo más probable es que M/A sea "manual/auto"
7 mins
Gracias Florencio - tiene razón!
neutral Jorge Merino : De acuerdo con Manual/Automático, pero no es un pulsador, más bien una función o módulo
19 mins
Thanks Jorge. But for manual operation doesn't there need to be more than función o módulo (which was my first thought too) ?
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Reference comments

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Reference:

M/A Station

Pls see this reference, page 1-28:
"...this is taken care automatically during the Manual/Auto transfer since the MOD 30ML/Modcell PID block has the PID and M/A in one..."
and page 2-11:
"M/A Station – Function Code 21"
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