Accusetter Manual - BC MacDonald & Co.

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Attenuation Jumpers Jumpers J3, J4, and J10 allow the input attenuation to be set to 10x or 1x. For standard transducers the jumpers should be set to 1x. If long range transducers are to be used the jumpers should be set to 10x. When an E9310 or E9320 module is used on an Accusetter II the column will automatically recognize the setting of the 1X/10X jumper and program the column accordingly. See figure 4.6. NOTE: Jumpers J5, J6, J7, J8, and J10 must all be set to the same value. Figure 4.6 - Attenuation Jumpers 4-9
LVDT Module Installation 1) Turn off the main power switch on the rear of the Accusetter II and unplug the power cord. Power to the column must be turned off prior to installing or removing a signal conditioning module. 2) Ensure all jumpers and switches are properly set for the application to be run. 3) Slide the LVDT module into the lower bay and secure it in position with the two thumb screws on the front panel. Note: Ensure the card is fully inserted into the lower bay and that the connector on the rear of module is properly seated in the mating plug in the Accusetter II. 4) Connect from one to four LVDTs to the A, B, C, and/or D plugs on the front of the module. 5) Plug in the Accusetter II power cord. 6) Turn on the power switch on the rear of the Accusetter II. 7) If necessary reprogram the scale, range, mode, etc. for the new application. See the "Basic Operation, Programming" section 3.3 of the manual. 8) Perform the gage calibration procedure. See the Basic Operation, Calibration section 3.5 of the manual. 9) The unit is now ready for operation. 4-10
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Table of Contents Preface Manual Re
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Table of Figures Figure 1.1 - Progr
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Introduction 1.0 Summary and Featur
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1.3 Glossary of Terms Absolute disp
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A Signal Conditioner is a circuit b
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Programming Reference Guide The fol
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2.1 Specifications Overall Dimensio
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2.4 Front Panel The Accusetter II f
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2.5 Rear Panel The Accusetter II re
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2.6 Pin Assignments for Rear Panel
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RS232C (9 Pin Female DSUB) Figure 2
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2.8 E9320 (4) Channel LVDT Signal C
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2.10 E9340 (2) Channel A/E Signal C
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Basic Operation 3.0 Set up and Oper
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Rear Mounting Bracket Front Mountin
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Multiple Accusetter II Setup 1) Tur
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3.3 Programming Choose The Proper P
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Accusetter II Programming Guide The
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Multiple Check Formulas If the Accu
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