Switch Settings 1. Connect the input to a calibrated AC source and the output to a
voltage or current meter. Apply power and allow the system to reach
thermal equilibrium. Refer to Figure 3 for a detailed flow chart of the
procedure. The section in the dotted-line box is all that is required for
the user to calibrate operational input and output, and is all that is
described in this procedure.
2. Adjust the input signal to the desired maximum and observe that
the Green LED is on or flashing. Push the CAL button and hold for
more than 4 seconds. The Yellow and Red LEDs should be on. Push
the CAL button momentarily and the Yellow and Green LEDs will
be on. From this point on, you can exit the calibration procedure at
any step, without saving new data, by holding the CAL button for
at least 4 seconds.
3. Apply the maximum input signal level desired and push the CAL
button. The Yellow LED should now be on.
4. Apply the minimum input signal level desired and push the CAL
button. The Green and Red LEDs should now be on. If you do not
wish to change the output calibration, press the CAL button rapidly
three times to exit the calibration routine.
5. Adjust the input signal upward until the output is at the desired
maximum level (e.g. 20.00mA), and then push the CAL button. The
Red LED should be on.
6. Adjust the input signal level downward until the output is at the
desired minimum level (e.g. 4.00mA), and then push the CAL button.
All three LEDs should now be on.
7. Push the CAL button once more to save the calibration data. The
Green LED should be on if the input is within the calibrated range.
Diagnostic LEDs
Other than when executing the pushbutton calibration routine, the
LEDs blink under the following conditions:
GREEN: Flashes at 2Hz when the input is under range.
Flashes at 8Hz when the input is over range.
RED: Flashes at 2Hz when the output is under range.
Flashes at 8Hz when the output is over range.
An Under Range condition exists when the signal is lower than the
operation low value minus 6.25% of operational span. An Over Range
condition exists when the signal is higher than the operation high value
plus 6.25% of operational span.
A voltage output short circuit can cause an under range condition
(RED blinking at 2Hz rate). A current output open circuit can cause
an over range condition (RED blinking at an 8Hz rate).
There could be two or more LEDs blinking at the same time, which
means the module has more than one error condition. Only when all
error conditions have been removed will the LEDs be back to normal
(green on, red and yellow off).
Calibration
For best results, calibration should be performed in the operating
environment, mounted to a piece of DIN rail, allowing at least one hour
for thermal equilibrium of the system. If pre-calibration on a test
bench is desired, then an output load equal to the input impedance of
the devices connected to the WV448 output is recommended, along
with the warm-up period.
Note: Many applications do not require calibrating the output levels
and simply utilize the default operational output ranges of the unit
(0-10VDC, 0-20mA or 4-20mA). If the factory default calibration has
been changed, the last saved operational output values are utilized.
In those applications, the only calibration required is the operational
input values. Once the maximum and minimum input values have been
set, the Green and Red LEDs will be on. At that point simply press
the CAL button rapidly 3 times and you will exit the calibration
routine without effecting the last saved calibration for the operational
output values.
Function S1
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Input
+/- 5m V - - -
+/- 10mV - - -
+/- 20mV - - -
+/- 50mV - - -
+/- 100mV - - -
+/- 200mV - - -
Re m ote Cal Enable -----
Output Range
0 to 10V - ---
0 to 20mA - ---
4 to 20mA - - - -
Key: = 1 = ON or Closed; - = n/a