Regarding the issue of not being able to read the value, if there is always no change in 32767, the value already exists, it is just an overrange. If the value is 0, then attention should be paid to whether there is a problem with the analog quantity. Using a multimeter to measure the on-site signal does not exceed the limit. Why do these two phenomena occur? This is because the selected reference potential is different. For example, if the signal coming from the site is 5V, the first thing to ask is what voltage is the reference point? 10-15 is 5V, and -10~-5 is also 5V. If the reference point of the measuring end is 0V, there will be a problem with the measurement, so it is necessary to ensure that both ends are equipotential. The reference potential point of the analog module is MANA, and all wiring is related to it. 02Isolation and Non Isolation Issues Series Th...