2
1.
Description
2.
Operation
2.1
Controls
3.
Application
3.1
Transmitter loops
3.2
Remote indication
4.
Installation
4.1
Location
4.2
Installation procedure
4.3
EMC
5.
Programming and Calibration
5.1
Summary of programmable functions
5.2
Root extractor
5.3
Resolution
5.4
Position of decimal point
5.5
Calibration using an external current
source.
5.6
Calibration using internal references
5.7
Conditioning sub-menu
5.7.1
AC rejection
5.7.2
Calibration of internal
references.
5.8
Function of the
P
push-button
5.9
Security code
5.10 Over and under-range
6.
Calibration Example
6.1
Using an external current source
6.2
Using the internal calibrator
7.
Maintenance
7.1
Fault finding during commissioning
7.2
Fault finding after commissioning
7.3
Servicing
7.4
Routine maintenance
7.5
Guarantee
7.6
Customer comments
8.
Accessories
8.1
Scale card
8.2
Tag strip
8.3
Alarms
8.3.1
Solid state output
8.3.2
Programming and adjustment
8.3.3
Alarm enable
8.3.4
Setpoint adjustment
8.3.5
Alarm function
8.3.6
Alarm output status
8.3.7
Hysteresis
8.3.8
Alarm delay
8.3.9
Alarm silence time
8.3.10 Access setpoint
8.3.11 Adjusting alarm setpoints from
display mode.
8.4
Lineariser
8.4.1
Calibration using an external
source.
8.4.2
Calibration using internal
references.
8.5
Tare function
8.6
Display backlight
CONTENTS
The BA527C and BA528C indicators are CE marked to
show compliance with the European EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
Summary of Contents for BA527C
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