Omega DPS3100, DPS3200 Trouble Shooting, Error Messages and Solutions, Factory Channel settings

TROUBLE SHOOTING

If the meter locks on a particular display, unplug and plug in again to unlock the display. A total reset defaults all scaling values to zero. To perform this reset, re-apply power with RESET key pressed in.

Factory Channel settings:

To obtain factory preset values simply re-apply power with ^v key pressed in. Factory settings are as follows:

	MODEL NO.	MODEL NO.	MODEL NO.
CHANNEL NOS.	DPS3000 Series-P	DPS3000 Series-TC	DPS3000 Series-TH
CHANNEL 1	Millivolt	J T/C	Thermistor
CHANNEL 2	Voltage	Voltage	Voltage
CHANNEL 3	Current	Current	Current
CHANNEL 4-7	Millivolt	J T/C	Thermistor

(Channels 5,6 & 7 for DPS3100 & DPS3200 only)

Factory default settings for voltage, current and millivolt are:

PARAMETER		CURRENT	VOLTAGE.	MILLIVOLT	T/C
		INPUT	INPUT	INPUT	INPUT
HIGH SCALE	20.000		10.000	100.00	--
LOW SCALE	0.000		0.000	0.000	--
OFFSET	0.00		0.00	0.00	--
TARE	0.000		0.000	0.000	--

ERROR MESSAGES AND SOLUTIONS

ERROR MESSAGES AND SOLUTIONS

ERROR MESSAGE		ERROR CONDITION	SOLUTION
'EE	EROR'	The unit was unable to	If the message keeps coming up,
		save programmed value	unplug the unit and reapply power.
		in EEPROM -- possible	If the unit still displays the error
		failure of EEPROM.	message, send it in for repair.
			If error message followed by
			8.8.8.8.8.8.8.and the revision
			number are displayed occasionally,
			it is an indication that power
			line is very noisy and needs a line filter.
'PIO	ERR'	Analog to digital conv-	See above
		erter error or keyboard error
'CARD ER'		Too much noise on	1. If message shows occasionally,
		input signals or problem	it indicates that input signal s have
		with Scanner card.	too much high voltage noise.
			Provide signal filters.
			2. Unplug and plug the meter again
			to recycle power.
			3. Scanner card defective -- send in
			for repair
'HIGH AC NOISE'		High AC noise on input	1. If message shows occasionally,
		signals or incoming AC	it indicates that input signals or
		line interfering with the	AC line has too much high
		operation of the unit	voltage noise.
			2. Provide line and signal filters.

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