The pressure transducer FS1200 registers the over-pressure, under-pressure, the pressure difference at the two pressure inlets, also the atmospheric and barometric air pressure, and converts the measured value into a digital output signal.In the register, the K-factor and calculation formula for calculating volumetric flow, the unit, the height above the sea level, the output attenuation hysteresis, offset value etc can be specified. A zero point adjustment can be performed using a command.As special equipment a potential-free alternating contact and/or a backlit display are available The contents of the display can be rotated in steps of 90° by using a command.As special functions a series of defined measured values from other bus-participants (also cross-manufacturers) can be shown in the display. To display measured values from other bus-participants these are entered into the corresponding register by the bus-Master. The optional alternating contact can be configurated for measured values from other bus-participants.The configuration of address, transmission mode/speed, terminating resistor and master/slave function of the bus-devices can easily be done using the innovative DIP switch technology. Thus devices can quickly and easily integrated into the system and later parameterised via the master.The bus-devices can even be reset to the works settings during operation of the master. Thus the basic functionality of the device is recreated in a matter of seconds. This can be necessary in the event of incorrect parameterisations of, e.g. offset, switching threshold, display modes etc..By means of the FS master/slave topology autarkic nodes without additional SPS master can be installed within the device series. Hereby a bus-device assumes the master function in the node. This requests the measured values from other bus-participants, automatically enters these into the corresponding register and shows them in the internal display. Furthermore the master can evaluate and operate additional actuators in the device series (analogue in- and outputs, relay station).