Omega PCL340, M-4292/1006 manual Calibrator Interface, Process Measurement Inputs

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2. Calibrator Interface

Figure 1 shows the location of the process measurement inputs, while table 1 describes their use.

Side View

Figure 1

Process Measurement Inputs

Table 1 Process Measurement Inputs

No.	Name	Description

1, 2	Input Terminals	These terminals are used to
		measure current, voltage and a
		contact closure for switch test.

3	P1 Pressure Port	This is the connection for the
		internal sensor P1

4	Serial Interface	This is used to interface to optional
		external modules or optional serial
		control.

Figure 2 shows the location of the keys. Table 2 describes the function of each key.

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Contents User’s Guide Servicing Europe Servicing North AmericaFor immediate technical or application assistance Factory Setups Remote Operation Specifications MaintenanceIntroduction Calibrator InterfacePage Customer Service Standard Equipment Safety informationSymbols Used IntroductionTo avoid possible electric shock or personal injury Page Calibrator Interface Process Measurement InputsKey Functions Calibrator DisplayKeypad Display Display Functions Main Menu FunctionalityMode Concurrency Menu Map Using the Backlight Using the Zero FunctionOther Menu Controlled Functions Internal Sensor and Pressure Module non-absoluteSaving and Recalling Setups Setting the ContrastLocking and Unlocking Configurations Setting AutoShut-off Parameters Activating and Deactivating a DisplayMeasuring Pressure with External Modules Measuring PressureMedia Compatibility Measuring Current Measuring Voltage Performing a Pressure Switch Test Page Using the mA Input Function Calibrating TransmittersPercent Error Function Calibrating a Pressure-to-Current TransmitterExample Page Factory Setups Page Remote Interface Setting up the RS-232 Port for Remote ControlRemote Operation Changing Between Remote and Local Operation Using CommandsCommand types Calibrator Commands Common CommandsQuery Commands Compound CommandsCalibrator Status Remote Commands and Error Codes Common CommandsCommand Description Calibrator CommandsParameter units Units MeaningEntering Commands Error CodesError Number Error Description CLSFAULT? DampDAMP? DisplayError Loop Error LOOP?Error Mode Error MODE?Func FUNC?Hierr HIERR?Presunit LoerrLOERR? PRESUNIT? RemoteStstart STCLOSE?Accuracy GeneralRanges Maintenance Cleaning the UnitService Center Calibration or Repair Replacing BatteriesPage Page WARRANTY/DISCLAIMER Temperature PH/CONDUCTIVITY

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