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Example 3497A Configurations 6 19TYPICAL PRINTOUTIf channel 1 relay did not open, the printout is:CHANNEL 1 RELAY DID NOT OPENCOMMENTSAlthough motor starters do not have standard control inputs, the high voltage actuatorwill control common motor starters up to NEMA class 5. This starter, in turn,will handle motors up to 100 horsepower (220V) or 200 horsepower (440-550V).Artisan Technology Group - Quality Instrumentation ... Guaranteed | (888) 88-SOURCE | www.artisantg.com
620 Example 3497A ConfigurationsEXAMPLE 17VOLTAGE AND CURRENT SOURCESDESCRIPTIONThe Dual Output, 0 to + 10V Voltage D/A Converter [VDACl(Option 120) providesprogrammable sources for applications such as programmable test stimulus or to controlvoltage programmed devices such as power supplies and VCO1s. The Dual Output,0-20 mA/4-20 mA Current D/A Converter IIDACI (Option 130) provides two0-20 mA or 4-20 mA programmable current sources.PROCEDUREThis example shows how to program the Option 120 and 130 assemblies to providedesired voltage and current outputs. In the example, the voltage DIA converteris in slot 2 and the current D/A converter is in slot 3. In addition, the current D/Aconverter is set for the 0-20 mA range.Both assemblies are controlled by the A0 slot#,chan#,value. To program a desiredcurrent or voltage output, the "value" part of the command must be specified (i.e.,a value of "40" outputs 0.0400 volts from a VDAC or 0.080 mA from an IDACset to the 0-20 mA range).VDAC ProgrammingFor the VDAC, the value can be programmed from 0 to f 10238 in uni,ts ofmillivolts. However, the voltage output is in units of 2.5 mV. Thus, for programmedvalues other than integer multiples of 2.5 mV, the 3497A will round off the valueto the nearest integer multiple of 2.5 mV. To program a negative voltage output,the form is A0 slot#, chan#, -value (i.e., A03,1,-40 causes the VDAC to output-0.040 volts on channel 1).IDAC ProgrammingThe IDAC is programmed in units of 0.01 % of the "span" where the span is 20mA for the 0-20 mA range and 16 mA for the 4-20 mA range. However, the outputcan change only in increments of 0.025% of span. The 3497A will round offthe A0 command value to the nearest integer multiple of 0.025% of span. If the4-20 mA range is selected, the minimum output is 4.000 mA.Artisan Technology Group - Quality Instrumentation ... Guaranteed | (888) 88-SOURCE | www.artisantg.com
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