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3KP78 - 1.2

3000PLUS 

WITH 

5D78 I

NSTRUCTION 

M

ANUAL V

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cially noisy.  Responding only to the modulated carrier
frequency, the module rejects extraneous voltages that
can cause errors in DC systems, particularly when
there is a need to “blow up” a portion of the transducer
range.  

The conditioner’s advanced analog design directly
addresses the problem of measurement inaccuracy in
industrial environments of high electromechanical
noise.  Exceptional signal stability and accuracy over a
remarkably wide range of sensor inputs are achieved
through

•  regulated, remotely sensed AC excitation

•  precise linearity / symmetry correction and signal

phase adjustment via software commands

• high-stability 

amplification

•  configurable low-pass active filtering

•  “absolute” and “two-point” software-based

calibration

•  effective signal isolation & ESD protection

Plugging into the rear of the 3000PLUS meter, the 5D78
connects directly to its source strain gage sensor via
simple screw-terminal pinout (see Fig. 3).  High output
accuracy over a wide temperature range guarantees
repeatable sensor signal integrity.  For steady indication
and smooth, dependable control action, the conditioner
provides a true average value of the measured variable,
even in the face of substantial dynamic content.  

The 5D78 features 

• Powerful user-selectable low-pass active filter-

ing

for removal of unwanted high-frequency mea-

surement-signal components and the elimination of
aliasing errors

• High noise rejection

, eliminating errors from com-

mon-mode pickup and ground-loop coupling, with
1500 VAC isolation between input and output termi-
nals and between I/O and power supply / communi-
cations terminals

1.  I

NTRODUCTION

• High ESD immunity and extensive EMI protec-

tion

further assure data integrity in harsh industrial

environments

Because of normal cable loading effects, it is a practical
necessity to calibrate any AC TORQUE SENSOR/
CABLE/INSTRUMENT system after installation, using a
known input standard.  The “ABSOLUTE” CALIBRATION
method described in Sections 3.B and 4.E will normally
yield a very good first approximation for a sensor/
cable/5D78 system (depending, of course, on actual
cable length and capacitance).*  However, absolute cal-
ibration of a 3000PLUS with installed Model 5D78
should always be followed by a conventional “in place”
TWO-POINT (DEADWEIGHT) CALIBRATION, for opti-
mum data integrity.  

To perform initial ABSOLUTE CALIBRATION, you need
only use the front-panel menu or configuration software
to specify the desired relationship between the mod-
ule’s measured engineering units and its ±5-VDC out-
put, given the full-scale input range for which it is
currently set and the source transducer’s known full-
scale rating and sensitivity.  A zero offset term may also
be entered, expressed either in engineering units or
millivolts.  

TWO-POINT (DEADWEIGHT) CALIBRATION requires
the application of two independently and accurately
known values of input loading (“ZERO” and “SPAN”), fol-
lowing the entry of a phase shift adjustment.  Activation
of a user-supplied shunt calibration resistor is provided
(for either a positive or negative upscale reading) for
use in the two-point method, if desired.  Internal sym-
metry trimming is available for negative-domain slope
adjustments of up to ±2% of full scale, along with both
positive and negative midscale linearity correction.

* Employing a low-capacitance cable will minimize the effects on

overall offset and span.  See note (**) on page 1.4.

Summary of Contents for 3000PLUS

Page 1: ...d reproduced or used in any form or by any electronic mechanical or other means including photocopying and recording or in any information storage and retrieval system without permission in writing fr...

Page 2: ...has been properly installed If your 3000PLUS is equipped with a 5D Series conditioner model other than the 5D78 the corresponding instruction manu al should be consulted ALWAYS TURN OFF THE 3000PLUS B...

Page 3: ...ront Panel Setup Procedure 3KP78 3 4 4 SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION AND CALIBRATION 4 A Using the 3000Plus Configurator Software 3KP78 4 1 4 B Summary of Configurator Menus 3KP78 4 3 4 C Overview of OFF LIN...

Page 4: ...ain Gage Cabling under 20 ft in length 3KP78 2 3 Fig 8 b 8 Wire Strain Gage Cabling 20 ft or longer 3KP78 2 3 Fig 9 Analog Output Connections 3KP78 2 4 Fig 10 3000PLUS Logic I O Connections Fig 10 a L...

Page 5: ...plained in Sections 3 and 4 of this manual you can quickly set up the 3000PLUS either via the simple front panel button menu or via the configuration soft ware supplied with the unit Operator entered...

Page 6: ...nd power supply communi cations terminals 1 INTRODUCTION High ESD immunity and extensive EMI protec tion further assure data integrity in harsh industrial environments Because of normal cable loading...

Page 7: ...inal 0 5 V where 5 V Logic 1 AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A A 1 70 4 41 7 17 0 22 Fig 1 3000PLUS Dimensions true 25 V without damage noise im...

Page 8: ...d excitation frequency for an excitation of 10 00 kHz it is 2000 Hz for 5 00 kHz it is 1400 Hz and for 3 27 kHz it is 1100 Hz See Table 2 in Appendix B for the practical ranges that apply to the 5D78...

Page 9: ...ction 1 D Setup Indicators see Section 3 B Channel and Limit Value Indicators see Section 1 D Communi cations Indicator see Section 2 B Fig 2 3000PLUS Front Panel Elements Limit Logic Relay Outputs se...

Page 10: ...ser s Panel with Cutout and Mounting Holes see Fig 5 A B 4 060 3 700 0 180 0 200 0 156 dia Edge of 3000PLUS instrument 1 45 0 775 Fig 4 3000PLUS Panel Mounting Fig 5 Panel Cutout Dimensions 3 Remove t...

Page 11: ...setup or run time basis as explained in Section 4 The DECIMAL POINT RESOLUTION of the data display for Channels 1 and 2 will always match that of the last entered FSU value 2 You can also specify a DI...

Page 12: ...tification 2 RG RANGE input range and scaling information including for the 5D78 module excitation frequen cy full scale mV V range desired full scale reading in units and desired decimal point resolu...

Page 13: ...perator is called on to select one of a set of discrete values for a given setup parameter this button is used to cycle through the display of those values for details see Entering a Setup Parameter i...

Page 14: ...clears any currently captured peak value by momentarily disabling and re enabling peak capture see Section 5 B SETUP FUNCTIONS Used during setup to 1 Acknowledge each setup parameter when it appears...

Page 15: ...ut does require full installation of Microsoft Access 2000 Runtime which is supplied with the Configurator and which takes approximately 32 MB of hard drive space If Microsoft Office 2000 or higher is...

Page 16: ...Microsoft Office Office so that it reads C Program Files Microsoft Office Office11 f Click OK g Now you can run the Configurator by clicking on 3000PLUS Configurator in the Programs list THE CONFIGURA...

Page 17: ...want to completely remove the 3KP Configurator and all its components answer Yes to uninstall or No to abort You may be asked whether you re sure you want to remove MSCOMM32 OCX and COMDLG32 OCX which...

Page 18: ...r of the 3000PLUS instrument also shown in Fig 3 Each connected wire or jumper is to be firmly secured to the corresponding SCREW TERMINAL of the terminal block supplied with the meter that plugs into...

Page 19: ...nications between the 3000PLUS and an external PC While 3000PLUS PC serial com munications will usually take place through the 3KP Configurator software described in Section 4 a termi nal emulation pr...

Page 20: ...er 20 ft in length CAL SENSE SIGNAL CAL ENABLE EXCITATION SENSE SENSE EXCITATION SHIELD 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 SIGNAL EXTRA WIRE paired with CAL SENSE unconnected at Transducer Connector NOT ISOLATED co...

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