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Industrial Hydraulics FAQs 

 
 

 

 

Updated: JS_September2013 
 

FAQ Title: Amplifier change information for proportional valve series changes 

 

 

Category: Electronics 

 

Sub-Category: Amplifiers. 

 

Bosch Rexroth Corporation 

Hydraulics 

2315 City Line Road 

Bethlehem, PA 18017 

Tel (847) 645-3600 

 

 

 

 

Question: 
Is documentation available to explain the amplifier changes necessary when 
replacing 3DREP 6-1X; 4WRZ series 3X thru 6X; 4WRA series 1X with the  
current series valves, 3DREP-2X; 4WRZ-7X and 4WRA-2X? 

 

 

 

Answer: 
Yes. The current series Euro-card format amplifiers for these valves are: 
R901002090            VT-VSPA2-1-2X/V0/T1 - 1 ramp time, or 
R901002095            VT-VSPA2-1-2X/V0/T5 - 5 ramp times 
 
Either version uses our 48-pin cardholder  R900020154 VT3002-1-2X/48F 
 
Please review the attachments for further details, diagrams and technical 
specifications regarding analog amplifier, VT-VSPA2-1-2X/V0/T**  
-Data sheet, RE30110 
-RE30110-b, Set-up instructions,  
-RE30110-z, Additional Tech Data regarding former series amplifier 
replacements. 
 
 
 

 

 
Attachments: 
RE30110 
RE30110-b 
RE30110-z 

 

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for Rexroth VT-VSPA2-1-2X Series

Page 1: ...ies 1X with the current series valves 3DREP 2X 4WRZ 7X and 4WRA 2X Answer Yes The current series Euro card format amplifiers for these valves are R901002090 VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T1 1 ramp time or R901002095 VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T5 5 ramp times Either version uses our 48 pin cardholder R900020154 VT3002 1 2X 48F Please review the attachments for further details diagrams and technical specifications regardi...

Page 2: ... inputs 10 V that can be called up Current input 4 to 20 mA Inverting the internal command value signal via the 24 V input or jumper Selecting the ramp time via quadrantal recognition 24V input or ramp time call ups 24V inputs option T5 Switching over the ramp time range via jumpers Characteristic curve correction by separately adjustable jump heights and maximum values Enable input Ramp on off in...

Page 3: ...ls in clear text1 T1 With one ramp time T5 With five ramp times Basic version VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 1 E g Output stage monitoring or command value reached signal on request Suitable card holders 19 rack types VT 19101 VT 19102 VT 19103 and VT 19110 see data sheet 29768 Enclosed card holder type VT 12302 see data sheet 30103 with use of a blind plate 4TE 3HE material no R900021004 Open card holder type ...

Page 4: ... plate Enable function 8 With the enable function the current output stages are re leased and the internal command value signal is switched to the ramp generator The enable signal is displayed on the front panel by means of a LED If the enable is withdrawn the internal command value with an applied command value changes with the set ramp time The valve being controlled therefore does not open sudd...

Page 5: ...value 6 4 20 mA Com value call ups Inversion Enable Operating voltage Reserved Internal com value Reserved Solenoid b Solenoid a Actual value Reserved Operational 10 V 25 mA 10 V 25 mA Measurement signal Ramp time M0 System earth UP DOWN Enable Enable Fault recognition Controller Ramp on off 4 10 Bosch Rexroth AG Hydraulics VSPA2 1 2X RE 30110 05 12 1 Power supply 2 Differential input 3 Current in...

Page 6: ...m value 2 Com value 1 Ramp time external Com value 5 10 V Com value 6 4 20 mA Com value call ups Inversion Enable Operating voltage Reserved Internal com value Reserved Solenoid b Solenoid a Actual value Reserved Operational 10 V 25 mA 10 V 25 mA Measurement signal M0 System earth UP DOWN Enable Enable Fault recognition Controller Measuring points Ramp on off Ramp call ups 4 Quadrant operation 1 P...

Page 7: ...FF Re 100 kΩ Command value inversion U 8 5 V to UB ON Re 100 kΩ U 0 to 6 5 V OFF Re 100 kΩ Enable U 8 5 V to UB ON Re 100 kΩ U 0 to 6 5 V OFF Re 100 kΩ Ramp U 8 5 V to UB ON Re 100 kΩ U 0 to 6 5 V OFF Re 100 kΩ Setting ranges Zero compensation potentiometer Zw 30 Command value potentiometers w1 to w4 0 to 110 Ramp times potentiometers t1 to t5 20 ms to 5 s switchable 0 2 to 50 s Jump height potent...

Page 8: ...REP f 170 Hz Connection type 48 pin blade connector DIN 41612 form F Card dimensions Eurocard 100 x 160 mm DIN 41494 Front plate dimensions Height 3 HE 128 4 mm Width soldered side 1 TE 5 08 mm Width component side 3 TE Permissible operating temperature range ϑ 0 to 50 C Storage temperature range ϑ 25 C to 85 C Weight m 0 17 kg net Technical data continued Characteristic curves Note For details re...

Page 9: ...e 3 S Jump heights for a positive direction w4 Command value 4 S Jump heights for a negative direction t Ramp time f Clock frequency output stage Adjusting the locked potentiometers invalidates any guarantee claims Measurement sockets I w t Measurement signal Measurement zero Display adjustment element T1 J3 ramp time 0 2 to 50 sec 0 02 to 5 sec J4 Jump function Off On J1 inversion Inverted Not in...

Page 10: ...eights for a negative direction t1 Ramp time 1 f Clock frequency output stage t2 Ramp time 2 t3 Ramp time 3 t4 Ramp time 4 t5 Ramp time 5 Adjusting the locked potentiometers invalidates any guarantee claims J7 max current setting 4WRZ 7X 4WRA 2X 3DREP 2X J2 ramp function Off On J5 J6 clock frequency J5 J6 4WRA6 2X 4WRA10 2X Universal 4WRZ 7X 3DREP 2X Factory jumper setting Jumper closed Jumper ope...

Page 11: ... to describe the product No state ments concerning a certain condition or suitability for a certain applica tion can be derived from our information The information given does notrelease the user from the obligation of own judgment and verifica tion It must be remembered that our products are subject to a natural process of wear and aging Unit dimensions dimensions in mm Ø 8 2 100 165 182 4TE 20 3...

Page 12: ...re the exclusive property of Bosch Rexroth AG It may not be reproduced or given to third parties without its consent The data specified above only serve to describe the product No state ments concerning a certain condition or suitability for a certain applica tion can be derived from our information The information given does notrelease the user from the obligation of own judgment and verifica tio...

Page 13: ...re the exclusive property of Bosch Rexroth AG It may not be reproduced or given to third parties without its consent The data specified above only serve to describe the product No state ments concerning a certain condition or suitability for a certain applica tion can be derived from our information The information given does notrelease the user from the obligation of own judgment and verifica tio...

Page 14: ... Fill this space with our product fig ure Operating instructions RE 30110 B 11 12 Replaces 10 10 English VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T Analog amplifier card component series 2X ...

Page 15: ...ligation of own judgment and veri fication Our products are subject to a natural process of wear and aging This document as well as the data specifica tions and other information set forth in it are the exclusive property of Bosch Rexroth AG It may not be reproduced or given to third parties without its consent The cover page shows an example configura tion The product supplied may therefore diffe...

Page 16: ... Performance description 13 5 2 Product description 13 5 2 1 Block diagrams pin assignments of the amplifier card 14 5 2 2 Setting and display elements of the amplifier card VT VSPA T1 16 5 2 3 Setting and display elements of the amplifier card VT VSPA T5 17 5 2 4 Description of the functions and components of the analog amplifier card 18 5 2 5 Ramp on off 20 5 2 6 Ramp time selection logic 19 onl...

Page 17: ...aintenance 32 9 3 Repair 32 10 Disassembly and exchange 33 10 1 Preparing for disassembly 33 10 2 Disassembling the product 33 10 3 Preparing the components for storage further use 33 11 Disposal 34 11 1 Environmental protection 34 11 2 Return to Bosch Rexroth AG 34 11 3 Packaging 34 11 4 Materials used 34 11 5 Recycling 34 12 Extension and modification 35 13 Troubleshooting 35 13 1 How to proceed...

Page 18: ...n and setting instructions according to the 30110 Z ad ditional information when using the VT VSPA2 1 2X amplifier card as replacement for VT 3000 3X VT 3006 3X VT 3013 3X VT 3014 3X VT 3017 3X VT 3018 3X VT 3026 3X VT VSPA2 1 1X or VT VSPA2 50 1X Table 1 Required and amending documentation Title Document number Document type Analog amplifier card 30110 Data sheet Analog amplifier card 30110 U Env...

Page 19: ...oided WARNING Indicates a dangerous situation which may cause death or severe personal injuries if not avoided CAUTION Indicates a dangerous situation which may cause minor or medium personal injuries if not avoided NOTICE Damage to property The product or the environment could be damaged 1 3 2 Symbols The following symbols indicate notes which are not safety relevant but increase the comprehensib...

Page 20: ...he product on to third parties 2 2 Intended use The product is an electric component The VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T analog amplifier card is used for generating linking or standardizing command value signals and subsequent amplification of the generated signals You may use the product as follows For controlling the valves specified in the data sheet 30110 The product is only intended for professional use ...

Page 21: ...regarding the safety equip ment and having knowledge of the function and set up of hydraulic components Bosch Rexroth offers measures supporting the training in specific fields An overview of the training contents is available on the Internet via the following link http www boschrexroth de didactic 2 5 General safety instructions Observe the valid regulations on accident prevention and for environ...

Page 22: ...manufac turer user In this connection the safety provisions applied for the system must be taken into account The electronics always causes interference on other electronics lying within the limit values Thus malfunctions in the control are possible Only use electronics under the EMC limit values or provide for correspond ing screening The electronics of the VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T analog amplifier car...

Page 23: ...rgized state Stroke of lightning Risk of uncontrolled machine movements An incorrect earthing concept or lack of equipotential bonding may lead to dam age to the electronics Provide for equipotential bonding for the device Failures and errors in the control circuits or the energy supply Risk of uncontrolled machine movements Comply with safety instructions according to EN ISO 13849 or IEC 62061 CA...

Page 24: ...ices Provide for current limitation by means of overload protection Dimension power supply unit and cable sufficiently Short circuit Risk of overload and damage to the supply line in case of defects at the elec tric device Provide for current limitation by means of overload protection Inadmissible temperature range Danger due to overheating Device might be thermally destroyed Comply with the speci...

Page 25: ...trip over them The warranty only applies to the delivered configuration The claim to warranty expires if the product is incorrectly assembled commissioned and operated not used as intended and or handled improperly 4 Scope of delivery The scope of delivery includes Analog amplifier card Accessories such as cable and power supply unit and cable sets are not included in the scope of delivery and mus...

Page 26: ...hosen the ramp time can also be selected via ramp time call ups 24 V inputs or in 4 quadrant operation In addition a switchable measuring socket is integrated For the technical data of the analog amplifier card please refer to the associated data sheet 30110 Set up as printed circuit board in Euro card format 100 x 160 mm and suitable for installation in a rack Command value inputs Differential in...

Page 27: ...ommand value call ups Command value 6 4 20 mA Inversion enable Operating voltage Command value 4 Command value 3 Command value 2 Command value 1 Enable Error detection Enable Reserved Actual current value Reserved Ready for operation 10 V 25 mA 10 V 25 mA M0 System earth Measure ment signal ramp time Reserved Internal command value Solenoid b Solenoid a 8 Enable function 9 Ramp generator 10 Charac...

Page 28: ...or detection Enable Reserved Actual current value Reserved Ready for operation 10 V 25 mA 10 V 25 mA M0 System earth Measurement signal Reserved Internal command value Solenoid b Solenoid a 7 Command value inversion 8 Enable function 9 Ramp generator 10 Characteristic curve generator 11 Amplitude limiter 12 Command value output 13 Clock generator 14 Actual current value output 15 Current controlle...

Page 29: ...ommand values S Step level for positive direction S Step level for negative direction f Clock frequency output stage Potentiometer some of which with LED display zw Zero point calibration w1 Command value 1 w2 Command value 2 w3 Command value 3 w4 Command value 4 t Ramp time VSPA2 1 t Zw w1 w2 w3 w4 t S Gw S w I Gw J7 J5 J1 f J4 J6 J3 T J2 J10 J9 J8 REXROTH J3 ramp time 0 2 to 50 sec 0 02 to 5 sec...

Page 30: ...negative command values S Step level for positive direction S Step level for negative direction f Clock frequency output stage Potentiometer some of which with LED display zw Zero point calibration w1 Command value 1 w2 Command value 2 w3 Command value 3 w4 Command value 4 t1 Ramp time 1 t2 Ramp time 2 t3 Ramp time 3 t4 Ramp time 4 t5 Ramp time 5 J3 ramp time 0 2 to 50 sec 0 02 to 5 sec J4 step fu...

Page 31: ...ication for step setting by means of targeted trimming compensation of hydraulic valve overlap The called up signal The following applies Standard values Input signals Command value measuring socket Flow direction Current input or Differential input 100 4 mA 10 V 10 V P to B A to T 0 12 mA 0 V 0 V 100 20 mA 10 V 10 V P to A B to T 0 1 mA 1 0 V 1 If the current input is not wired up or if the cable...

Page 32: ...nverted by an external signal or jumper J1 The inversion is displayed by an LED 1 on the front plate 5 2 4 5 Enable function 8 The enable function enables the power output stage and forwards the internal com mand value signal to the ramp generator The enable signal is displayed by an LED on the front plate If enable is connected the internal command value is changed with any kind of command value ...

Page 33: ...a cable break the internal default setting will be valid automatically 15 V 10 V Fig 4 Ramp time setting via external potentiometer The setting range is dependent on the resistance R Table 6 Ramp time setting R Setting range 1 Minimum ramp time potentiometer angle of rotation left turn Maximum ramp time potenti ometer angle of rotation 95 1 kΩ 80 msec 1 sec 500 Ω 150 msec 2 sec 100 Ω 0 8 sec 10 se...

Page 34: ... illuminated If the 4 quadrant operation is not active 4 ramp times can be called up with any call up signal 24 V input Only 1 call up can be operated at the same time If several call ups are operated simultaneously call up 1 has the lowest priority and call up 4 has the highest priority Each called up ramp time is indicated via a yellow LED The LED is on the front plate directly next to the assoc...

Page 35: ... the nominal range 5 2 9 Power output stage 16 The power output stage 18 creates the clocked solenoid current for the proportion al valve The solenoid current is limited to 2 7 A per output The output stage outputs are short circuit proof The output stages are de energized in case of an internal fault signal or if the release is missing 5 2 10 Clock generator 13 The clock generator creates the clo...

Page 36: ...ime t1 A 10 mV to 10 V Ramp time t2 B 10 mV to 10 V Ramp time t3 C 10 mV to 10 V Ramp time t4 D 10 mV to 10 V Ramp time t5 E 10 mV to 10 V Current ramp time t F 10 mV to 10 V 6 Transport and storage There are no special transport instructions for this product You must however observe the notes in chapter 2 General safety instructions and comply with the environmental conditions for storage and tra...

Page 37: ... device Damaged devices due to incorrect installation are not covered by the warranty Observe protection class voltage supply and environmental conditions accord ing to data sheet RE 30110 Electrostatic discharge Danger of destroying the analog amplifier card Keep the amplifier card in its antistatic packaging until installation and comply with the instructions on the top of the packaging when unp...

Page 38: ...f possible design the cable connections without intermediate terminals The distance from the place of installation of the card to aerial lines radios and radar systems has to be 1 m at least Do not lay solenoid and signal lines near power cables For solenoid lines up to a length of 50 m use the cable type LiYCY 1 5 mm With greater lengths please contact us No plug in connectors with free wheeling ...

Page 39: ...rotected workplace Hold the amplifier card at the front plate taking care not to touch electrical components 7 5 Installing the amplifier card The amplifier card is set up as printed circuit board in europe format 100 x 160 mm and suitable for installation in a rack Suitable card holders are Closed card holder VT12302 see RE 30103 blind plate 4 TE 3 HE mat no R978009974 Open card holder VT3002 1 2...

Page 40: ... Solenoid b 10 Ramp call up 1 24 V input 3 Inverting of command value 24 V input Reserved 12 Ramp call up 2 24 V C 3 Ramp on off 24 V input Reserved 14 Ramp call up 3 24 V input 3 Command value 5 10 V Reserved 16 Ramp call up 4 24 V input 3 Command value 5 10 V Reserved 18 Enable 24 V input Reserved Reserved 20 Reserved 4 quadrant operation 24 V input 3 System earth 22 Ready for operation signal 2...

Page 41: ...g the amplifier card The anolog amplifier card offers the following setting ranges Denomination Potentiometer Setting range Zero adjustment Zw 30 Command values w to w4 0 to 110 Ramp times t1 to t5 option T5 t option T1 0 02 to 5 sec switchable 0 2 to 50 sec Step level S and S 0 to 50 Amplitude attenuator Gw and Gw 0 to 110 applies to the step level setting of 0 Clock frequency t J5 J6 4WRA6 f 300...

Page 42: ... the connected external potentiometer Check the setting of the measuring socket v 8 2 3 Setting the ramp time You can use the ramp time setting to limit the stop of the hydraulic drive The table below lists the ramp time corresponding to the measured test voltage The conversion formula is t 100 msec Utest socket V Table 9 Ramp times and test voltages Procedure Set the ramp time using the potentiom...

Page 43: ...er according to the conversion formula or conversion table Check the setting of the measuring socket v You can now set the next ramp time repeat procedure 8 2 5 Setting the step level By setting the step level you can correct the characteristic curve of the command value signal and adjust it to the hydraulic requirements This adjustment option is used to Compensate the hydraulic valve spool overla...

Page 44: ...g to balance the forwards and return movement Procedure Prerequisite Before comparing the maximum values zero point and step levels must be set correctly 1 Create the command value 100 externally or by command value call up 2 Use the potentiometer Gw Gw to set the required maximum value Check the setting of the measuring socket w Procedure Prerequisite Before comparing the maximum values zero poin...

Page 45: ...rder to ensure a long life cycle and functionality include the following activities in your maintenance schedule for the VT VSPA2 1 2X amplifier card Check all clamping connections for correct seat and damage at least once per year Check lines for break or squeezing Have defective or damaged devices exchanged immediately 9 3 Repair The VT VSPA2 1 2X amplifier card can only be exchanged as whole un...

Page 46: ...e and all connected components 10 2 Disassembling the product Disassemble the amplifier card performing the steps described in chapter 7 Installa tion from page 24 onwards in reverse order 10 3 Preparing the components for storage further use Proceed as follows in order to prepare the VT VSPA2 1 2X amplifier card for storage and further use Only use the original packaging for storage Comply with t...

Page 47: ...k Industrial hydraulics Bgm Dr Nebel Straße 8 97816 Lohr am Main Germany 11 3 Packaging Upon request reusable systems can be used for regular deliveries The materials for disposable packagings are mostly cardboard wood and styrofoam They can be recycled without any problems Due to ecological reasons disposable packagings should not be used for returning products to us 11 4 Materials used Our produ...

Page 48: ... the over all system Try to find out whether the product has worked properly in conjunction with the overall system before the error occurred first Try to determine any changes of the overall system in which the product is integrated Were there any changes to the product s application conditions or area of application Were there any changes e g refittings or have repairs been carried out at the ov...

Page 49: ...p level setting of 0 Clock frequency t J5 J6 4WRZ f 150 Hz 400 Hz J5 J6 4WRA10 f 180 Hz 380 Hz 15 J5 J6 4WRA6 f 240 Hz 0 350 Hz 15 Table 12 Specification of the inputs Denomination Value Command values 1 4 potentiometer inputs Ue 0 to 10 V Re 100 kΩ M0 is reference Command value 5 differential input Ue 0 to 10 V Re 50 kΩ Command value 6 current input Ie 0 to 20 mA RB 100 kΩ Ramp time external Ue 0...

Page 50: ...0 kΩ Regulated voltages U 10 V 2 25 mA short circuit proof 10 V 2 25 mA short circuit proof Power output stage I 0 to 2 5 mA short circuit proof clocked Measuring sockets Command value U 10 V 2 Imax 2 mA Actual current value U 2 5 V 2 Imax 2 mA mV mA 15 Appendix 15 1 List of addresses 15 1 1 Contacts for repairs and support Bosch Rexroth AG Service Industriehydraulik Industrial hydraulics Bgm Dr N...

Page 51: ...allation conditions 25 Safety regulations 25 Work steps 24 Installation conditions 25 Intended use 7 M Maintenance and repair 32 Male multipoint connector Allocation 27 Measuring sockets 22 P Performance description 13 Power output stage 22 Power supply unit 18 Product description 13 Q Qualification 8 R Ramp generator 19 Adjustment options 19 External ramp time setting 20 Ramp on off 20 Ramp times...

Page 52: ...d value zero point 28 Setting the maximum values 31 Setting the ramp time 29 externally 30 Setting the step level 30 Specification of the inputs 36 Specification of the outputs 37 Storage 23 Symbols 6 T Technical data 36 Transport 23 Troubleshooting 35 U Unpacking 26 W Warranty 12 ...

Page 53: ...Bosch Rexroth AG Zum Eisengießer 1 97816 Lohr am Main Germany Phone 49 0 9352 18 0 info boschrexroth de www boschrexroth com Subject to change without notice Printed in Germany RE 30110 B 11 2012 ...

Page 54: ...ifier cards type VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T1 and VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T5 can be used as replacement for the following amplifier modules VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T1 as replacement for VT 3000 3X VT 3013 3X VT 3014 3X VT 3026 3X VT VSPA2 1 1X T1 VT VSPA2 50 1X T1 VT VSPA2 1 2X V0 T5 as replacement for VT 3006 3X VT 3017 3X VT 3018 3X VT VSPA2 1 1X T5 VT VSPA2 50 1X T5 You must imperatively comply with the order of the ...

Page 55: ...umper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Step function J4 Step function on Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Jumper open Clock frequency J5 J6 closed 170 Hz Setting by means of potentiometer f 100 Hz 10 2 170 Hz 10 190 Hz 10 2 Jumper 6 open 100 Hz 10 2 300 Hz 10 2 180 Hz 10 2 220 Hz 10 2 Maximum current setting J7 clos...

Page 56: ...t b14 b14 16c Differential input b16 b16 18a Command value output d30 d30 18c Call up ramp off Not available 1 Not available 1 20a Measurement null b28 b28 20c 9 V output b32 b32 22a Pin 1 solenoid B z6 z6 24a Pin 1 solenoid A z2 z2 26a 0 V input voltage z32 z32 26c Output 9 V b30 b30 28a Pin 2 solenoid B z8 z8 28c Call up voltage relay z30 z30 30a Pin 2 solenoid A z4 z4 30c Release external d18 d...

Page 57: ...g device 4 Ramp generator 5 Step function generator 7 Power output stage 8 Clock generator 9 Monitoring 10 Power supply K1 to K6 Call up relay R1 to R4 Command values t Ramp time Command value 5 6 V Command value 4 9 V Command value 3 9 V Command value 2 9 V Command value 1 9 V Differential input Command value 6 Reference potential Auxiliary voltage 9 V Measurement null M0 is increased by 9 V as c...

Page 58: ...6 Summing device 4 Ramp generator 5 Step function generator 7 Power output stage 8 Clock generator 9 Monitoring 10 Power supply K1 to K6 Call up relay R1 to R4 Command values t1 to t5 Ramp time Command value 5 6 V Command value 4 9 V Command value 3 9 V Command value 2 9 V Command value 1 9 V Differential input Command value 6 Reference potential Auxiliary voltage 9 V Measurement null M0 is increa...

Page 59: ... generator 7 PI current controller 8 Output stage with clock generator 9 Power supply 10 Monitoring 11 Cable break monitoring only with 4 to 20 mA Command value 5 6 V Command value 4 9 V Command value 3 9 V Command value 2 9 V Command value 1 9 V Command value 6 Reference potential Auxiliary voltage 9 V Measurement null M0 is increased by 9 V as compared to the operating voltage Call up command va...

Page 60: ... controller 8 Output stage with clock generator 9 Power supply 10 Monitoring 11 Cable break monitoring only with 4 to 20 mA Command value 5 6 V Command value 4 9 V Command value 3 9 V Command value 2 9 V Command value 1 9 V Command value 6 Reference potential GND Auxiliary voltage 9 V Measurement null M0 is increased by 9 V as compared to the operating voltage Call up command value 1 Call up comma...

Page 61: ...g only with 4 to 20 mA Command value 5 6 V Command value 4 9 V Command value 3 9 V Command value 2 9 V Command value 1 9 V Command value 6 Reference potential GND Auxiliary voltage 9 V Measurement null M0 is increased by 9 V as compared to the operating voltage Call up command value 1 Call up command value 2 Call up command value 3 Call up command value 4 Call up Ramp off Call up Switch over auxil...

Page 62: ...ly with 4 to 20 mA Command value 5 6 V Command value 4 9 V Command value 3 9 V Command value 2 9 V Command value 1 9 V Command value 6 Reference potential GND Auxiliary voltage 9 V Measurement null M0 is increased by 9 V as compared to the operating voltage Call up command value 1 Call up command value 2 Call up command value 3 Call up command value 4 Call up Ramp off Call up Switch over auxiliary...

Page 63: ... 1 Set the relevant jumper according to table 1 Step 2 Set the clock frequency Use a digital multimeter suitable for frequency measure ments in order to do so Connect the digital multimeter with the measuring sockets I and M0 and using the potentiometer f set the frequency according to table 1 Step 3 Set the step level Step 3 1 At the differential amplifier input apply 0 1 V at pin b14 and connect...

Page 64: ... be reproduced or given to third parties without its consent The data specified above only serve to describe the product No state ments concerning a certain condition or suitability for a certain applica tion can be derived from our information The information given does not release the user from the obligation of own judgment and verification It must be remembered that our products are subject to...

Page 65: ... be reproduced or given to third parties without its consent The data specified above only serve to describe the product No state ments concerning a certain condition or suitability for a certain applica tion can be derived from our information The information given does not release the user from the obligation of own judgment and verification It must be remembered that our products are subject to...

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