Intelligent Motion Systems UDAS-1001E user manual Analog Input Calibration Procedure

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C.1.2 Analog Input Calibration Procedure

Calibrating the analog input section requires adjusting the input offset voltage, the ± 10V range,

±5V range, and the 0 to 10V range. The procedures are listed separately, but should be performed during a single calibration session.

Note: The input offset voltage must be adjusted and in specified limits before the other adjustments are performed.

Adjust Input Offset Voltage

1.Attach the termination panel to 50-pin connector of UDAS, unless the unit has built-in termi- nation.

2.Ground analog input channel 0 to analog ground, not digital ground, on the termination panel.

3.Connect a precision voltmeter between TP27 and analog ground, TP21.

4.Run a program, such as SYSCHECK, to configure the UDAS for single-ended operation, bipolar input (±10 V) and a gain of 1.

5.Read the voltage from the voltmeter.

6.Reconfigure the UDAS for a gain of 100. Adjust R58 so that the offset voltage read from the voltmeter is equal to the voltage read in step 4.

7.Repeat steps 4 and 5 to minimize the offset difference observed between the two gain settings.

The offset difference observed between the two gain settings should be within ±0.5 mV. If pos- sible, try to achieve less than ±0.2 mV offset difference.

8.Reconfigure the UDAS to a gain of 10 and verify the offset value is less than 0.5 mV different from the last value read at a gain of 1.

Adjust Offset and Gain for ±10Volt Input Range

1.Verify the termination panel is attached to the 50-pin connector of the UDAS device. Begin with step 2 if the unit has built-in termination.

2.Attach a voltage calibrator to channel 0 with all of the other channels grounded.

3.Run a program, such as SYSCHECK, to configure the UDAS for a range of ±10 V and gain of 1.

4.Set the calibrated input to 0 V, or short channel 0 to analog ground.

5.Set SYSCHECK or other program to average 50 readings. Manually or automatically take readings repeatedly.

6.Adjust Pot R51 until the software displays 0 V.

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Contents UDAS-1001E Series Warranty and Repair Policy Statement GeneralOnline Support Email Support Technical Assistance and ServiceStatic Sensitivity North American Customers International CustomersUse of Equipment TrademarksFCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement Revision History Table of Contents Specifications Introduction Features SoftwareSupport LibraryAnalog Input Analog OutputDigital Input/Output Udas 1001E Series Functional DescriptionData Acquisition Functions CounterStarting and Stopping the High-Speed Analog Input Mode High-Speed Analog Input ModeStarting Conversions Channel Scanner Rate GeneratorStopping Conversions High-Speed Analog Input Triggering Digital I/O Auto ZeroExample Counters UDAS-1001E-4 dimensional drawing Diagnostic Software Support and AccessoriesPower Software SupportVisual Designer Udas Support Library LabVIEW Udas Support LibraryPower-on Default Digital I/O Configuration Removing the CoverSetting the Configuration Udas Switch S1Reinstalling the Cover Enabling the CJCDifferential JP1 Jumper Position JP2 Jumper Position Connecting the Udas Unit Making the Initial ConnectionChecking the System Use your CD drive letter\Syscheck\SETUP.EXEENTER Installing and Running Udas SyscheckInstalling Syscheck Syscheck OperationUnit Info System Check Analog Input Test Analog Output Test Counter Test Udas Syscheck Counter Test Measure Input High Mode Udas Syscheck Counter Test Measure Frequency Mode Digital I/O Test Udas Syscheck Digital I/O TestPaced Analog Input 10 High-Speed Aquisition Sample Troubleshooting Tips USB PortTroubleshooting Errors Power TestUdas Drivers Check the wiring and cables for shorts or damage Specifications UDAS-1001E Series Hardware SpecificationsRMS USB UDAS-1001E-3, UDAS-1001E-4 Dimensions Figure A.1 Dimensions of the Udas unit Top viewFigure A.3 Dimensions of the Udas unit Bottom view Figure A.4 Dimensional Drawing of the Udas series PCB Udas I/O Connectors Udas I/O Connectors Udas I/O Connectors Accessories Udas Termination Panels PCI-20429T-1 Multifunction Termination PanelFigure B.2 PCI-20429T-1 Multifunction Termination Panel Udas Termination and Signal Conditioning Options A L O G T E R M I N a T I O N SFigure B.4 UDAS-1001E Termination Options Analog In Single-Ended and Differential Function Isolator Blocks Summary of FeaturesPCI-1100 Series Digital Opto-Isolator Blocks Removing the Udas Unit’s Cover Udas Analog Input Circuit Calibration ProceduresEquipment Required Analog Input and Output Calibration Procedures Adjust Offset and Gain for ±10Volt Input Range Analog Input Calibration ProcedureAdjust Input Offset Voltage Adjust Offset and Gain for ± 5Volt Input Range Adjust Offset and Gain for 0 to 10 Volt Range Udas Analog Output Circuit Calibration Procedure Analog Output Channel 0 Offset and Gain Analog Output Channel 1 Offset and GainIndex Udas Index-3

UDAS-1001E specifications

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