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instruction manual for inline refractometer pr-03 - K-Patents

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5 Startup, configuration and calibration adjustment 39<br />

5.8 Configuring external output unit<br />

To <strong>pr</strong>ogram the External output unit from the keyboard of the Indicating transmitter, start with the sequence<br />

Calibrate / Parameters / Output signals / External output to get the External<br />

output unit display (Figure 5.11).<br />

RI(25ºC<br />

1.4412<br />

EXTERNAL OUTPUT UNIT (Not connected)<br />

1 Zero (0.0000)<br />

2 Span (0.0000)<br />

3 Hold function (Active)<br />

4 Range (4..20 mA)<br />

5 Source (Not defined)<br />

A B C D<br />

Figure 5.11<br />

External output unit display<br />

1 Zero Measurement value corresponding to 4 mA or 0 mA (depending on your chosen<br />

range)<br />

2 Span Measurement value span corresponding to mA output span<br />

3 Hold function Select either 0 Inactive or 1 Active<br />

4 Range Select either 0 4..20 mA or 1 0..20 mA<br />

5 Source Select from<br />

0 Not defined<br />

1 RI (25 ◦ C)<br />

2 Standard RI (25 ◦ C)<br />

3 Temp ◦ C<br />

4 Temp ◦ F<br />

5 TEST<br />

6 Sensor temperature<br />

7 Sensor humidity<br />

Example: For source ◦ C, zero = 20, span = 80, the output signal 4 - 20 mA corresponds to 20-100 ◦ C.<br />

5.9 Configuring automatic <strong>pr</strong>ism wash<br />

The relay units -WR and PR-7080 can be configured to control <strong>pr</strong>ism wash. Automatic <strong>pr</strong>ism wash can be<br />

initiated with regular intervals (Section 5.9.1) or based on certain measurement values (Section 5.9.2). It<br />

is also possible to configure these automatic wash functions so that they are not used when the <strong>pr</strong>ocess is<br />

stopped or the pipe is empty (Section 5.9.3 and Section 5.9.4).

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