Model 735 Intelligent Display User's Manual - Paroscientific, Inc.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSPage #1 INTRODUCTION ..............................................................1-11.1 Latest features....................................................................1-11.2 Conventions.......................................................................1-11.3 Warnings and Safety Precautions......................................1-22 GETTING FAMILIAR......................................................2-12.1 Physical Inspection............................................................2-12.2 Product Features and Configurations ................................2-12.3 Physical Description..........................................................2-22.4 Front Panel Features..........................................................2-32.5 Rear Panel Features ...........................................................2-42.5.1 Model 735..................................................................2-42.5.2 Model 745..................................................................2-53 QUICK START ..................................................................3-13.1 Model 745..........................................................................3-13.2 Model 735..........................................................................3-13.3 Applying Pressure .............................................................3-54 USER INTERFACE...........................................................4-14.1 Front Panel.........................................................................4-14.1.1 Display.......................................................................4-14.1.2 Operating Modes .......................................................4-14.1.3 Keypad.......................................................................4-24.1.4 Configuration Menu Options.....................................4-34.1.4.1 Tare Menu ..........................................................4-34.1.4.2 Units Menu .........................................................4-44.1.4.3 Display Menu .....................................................4-44.1.4.4 Aux Menu...........................................................4-54.2 Rear Panel..........................................................................4-74.2.1 Power Options ...........................................................4-74.2.2 Terminal Block Descriptions.....................................4-8
4.3 Overpressure Alert.............................................................4-85 REMOTE OPERATION ...................................................5-15.1 Local vs. RS-232 Operation ..............................................5-15.2 Digiquartz® Software........................................................5-15.2.1 Digiquartz® Interactive 2.0 (DQI 2.0) ......................5-15.2.2 Digiquartz® Assistant (DQA)...................................5-25.2.3 Digiquartz® Terminal (DQT) ...................................5-25.3 Command and Response Basics........................................5-35.4 Command and Response Format.......................................5-35.5 Establishing RS-232 Communications..............................5-55.6 Setting and Reading Parameter Values .............................5-75.7 Command Reference .........................................................5-85.7.1 Measurement Commands ..........................................5-85.7.1.1 Single Measurement Commands........................5-85.7.1.2 Sample and Hold Measurement Commands ......5-95.7.1.3 Continuous Measurement Commands..............5-115.7.2 Configuration Commands .......................................5-145.7.2.1 Enable Write Command ...................................5-145.7.2.2 Measurement Integration Time Commands .....5-145.7.2.3 Data Output Mode Command ..........................5-185.7.2.4 Engineering Units Commands..........................5-205.7.2.5 Tare and Overpressure Commands ..................5-215.7.2.6 Measurement Data Formatting Commands......5-245.7.2.7 Unit Identification Commands .........................5-285.7.2.8 Display Data Configuration Commands ..........5-305.7.2.9 Calibration Commands.....................................5-325.7.2.10 Diagnostic Commands......................................5-345.7.2.11 Global Commands ............................................5-355.8 High Speed Sampling......................................................5-365.9 Networking......................................................................5-365.9.1 Networking Basics...................................................5-375.9.2 RS-232 Loop Networking .......................................5-375.10 Displaying Data Remotely with Model 715 Display ......5-39
Page 4 and 5: 6 NANO-RESOLUTION FEATURES & FUNCTI
Page 6: 1 IntroductionThank you for your pu
Page 10 and 11: RDigiquartz® pressure transducer,
Page 12 and 13: 2.5.2 Model 745Figure 3. Model 745
Page 14 and 15: Step 4: Establish communications be
Page 16 and 17: CAUTION PF must be set to the full-
Page 18: GAUGE UNITSUnits equipped with gaug
Page 21 and 22: • When in a parameter entry scree
Page 23 and 24: • Pressure Rate - displays the pr
Page 25 and 26: 4.2 Rear Panel4.2.1 Power OptionsTh
Page 27 and 28: 5 Remote Operation5.1 Local vs. RS-
Page 29 and 30: 5.3 Command and Response BasicsThe
Page 31 and 32: Where: * = Start character Asterisk
Page 33 and 34: 5.6 Setting and Reading Parameter V
Page 35 and 36: Q1Sample and send one temperature p
Page 37 and 38: 5.7.1.3 Continuous Measurement Comm
Page 39 and 40: PSSet or read the temperature measu
Page 42: TIME-BASED INTEGRATION TIME COMMAND
Page 45 and 46: Note:When MD is set to a non-zero v
Page 47 and 48: UFTUSet or read the user-defined pr
Page 49 and 50: ZVSet or read the tare value.Action
Page 51 and 52: USSet or read the engineering units
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DLSet or read the fixed field data
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MNRead the model number.Action: The
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PLRead the overpressure indication
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Note: The value of PA is entered in
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CXCheck timebase crystal frequency.
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5.9.1 Networking BasicsWhen setting
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5.10 Displaying Data Remotely with
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6.2 Enabling Nano-ResolutionNano-re
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6.4 Configuring FIR Filter ModeSETT
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6.5 Default Numeric Formats for IIR
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7 Pressure Measurement Concepts7.1
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PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE PERIODMEAS
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7.6 Resolution, Integration Time an
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P4 Command (Continuous Pressure Out
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7.7 High Speed SamplingSee paragrap
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8 Accessories8.1 Included Accessori
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9 MaintenanceThe Model 735/745 does
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a transducer is carefully adjusted
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11 WarrantyParoscientific highly va
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12 Service and SupportTechnical sup
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MODEL 735/745 DISPLAYS “DISPLAY D
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14 “Display Data Interrupted” M
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16 GlossaryThe following is a list
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17.2 PC RS-232 Port ConnectorPin as
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18 Wiring Diagrams18.1 Connecting D
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Figure 7. Serial loop network wirin
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19 How do I …?1. How do I configu
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21 Command and Parameter ReferenceC
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