The phrase "preset value" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a predetermined or preprogrammed value that is set before a process or task begins. Example: The machine's preset value for temperature was not suitable for the current weather conditions, so it had to be manually adjusted.
This is done by maintaining the probability of mooring line failure below a preset value.
In closing transmission system loops after a blackout or a partial outage, the standing phase angle (SPA) across breakers should be below a preset value.
The number of operating refrigerators is controlled so that the coolant temperature at the cable inlet is kept to preset value.
It recently began testing a program in 30 stores that allowed consumers to buy a card with a preset value that could be used to buy downloads to a computer or disc.
The system is based on the Intel 8051 microcontroller and controls a wind turbine by activating a brake when the wind speed exceeds a preset value and releases the brake when the wind speed drops.
In this way, the apparatus adjusts the emitter voltage to achieve a preset value of current, which it strives to maintain over time in spite of any possible variation of the parameters influencing the spray regime.
Button 7: Reset PCONST to preset values.
A set of data is presented on the values of preset values of alarm and emergency protection triggering thresholds.
A motor governor system, for example, converts pulsating frequencies of air motor exhausts into pressure levels, which are then compared to preset values.
The design is based on a microcontroller which reads the signal from the hydrogen sensor and internally compares the read value with preset values.
The preset values provided in literature are based on engineering judgment and cannot be extended to RC members with all kinds of geometries and detailing.
