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PC3000 Complete Installation guide iss 12 - Elektro-Trading

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4 Channel Analogue Input Module<br />

General calibration scheme<br />

9-<strong>12</strong><br />

All parameters associated with calibration are included in the Analog Input Module<br />

function block (Analog_In or Analog_In_R).<br />

Ensure that the displayed resolution on the Programming Station is adequate for the<br />

range being calibrated. The ‘<strong>PC3000</strong> User Guide - Part 1 Programming’ describes<br />

the use of the FORMAT key to alter displayed resolution. As a general recommendation<br />

set displayed resolution to 3 decimal places when carrying out calibration. Note<br />

that display resolution may only be altered as part of the off-line configuration and<br />

must be set prior to compiling the program.<br />

The parameters associated with calibration are as follows:<br />

Cal_Lo_P the lower of the two calibration input values e.g 5mV on the<br />

50mV range<br />

Cal_Hi_P the upper of the two calibration input values e.g 45mV on the<br />

50mV range<br />

Cal_CJC_P the calibration reference point for the cold junction sensor<br />

Cal_Mode the mode of operation for the channel.<br />

Normally, channel is in the Run state.<br />

During calibration the states I/P_Hi and I/P_Lo<br />

followed by Save are selected from the list<br />

The parameter Input_Type is used to select the input range for which calibration is<br />

required. The channel is calibrated when the calibration mode is changed from Run<br />

(0) to I/P_Hi (2) or I/P_Lo (3).<br />

Note: This is different to the calibration scheme for the 2 channel<br />

card in which the change of calibration point causes calibration to<br />

take place.<br />

The input is averaged over 80 cycles and the input must be stable following a change<br />

of calibration mode from Run (0) to I/P_Hi (2) or I/P_Lo(3).<br />

It is recommended that the input is allowed to settle for a minimum of 5s following a<br />

change in applied input voltage. Reset the pre and post-linearisation scalers and<br />

offsets to 1 and 0 set Lin_Type to Linear (0) prior to calibration. The measured value<br />

is displayed in units consistant with selected configuration, mV, V etc. Several<br />

calibration dates appear within the Function Block parameter list; these are associated<br />

with the date of calibration of each confioguration, low level, RTD and high<br />

level.<br />

Note: At the present time calibration dates are not supported.<br />

If Input_Type is changed following calibration but prior to saving the new calibration<br />

data, the calibration data which existed prior to the start of the calibration session will<br />

be restored. (Aborted calibration - may be used as a means of leaving the calibration<br />

process in the event of an error).<br />

<strong>PC3000</strong> <strong>Installation</strong>

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