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M3LT

5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN
Phone: +81(6)6659-8201 Fax: 

+81(6)6659-8510  E-mail: [email protected]

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PREPARATION (E.G. M3LT-R4/A)

  1 ) Mount the DIP-SW-configured M3LT on to a DIN rail.
  2 ) Connect the M3LT to a simulator and a multimeter 

and to a DC power source as shown below.

  3 ) Turn the power supply on and wait for 10 minutes.

7

8

11

12

M3LT

Multimeter

Simulator

CJC

Sensor

+

DC Power Source

+ –

+

4

5

6

 

INPUT & OUTPUT RANGING

[Example] Setting the input to K thermocouple, 0 – 1000°C 
and the output to 1 – 5V DC
  1 ) Run Mode: Confirm that the green LED is blinking 

(model M3LT-x/A) or the green LED turns on (model 

M3LT-x/B).

  2 ) Input Configuration Mode: Press MODE button for 

longer than 5 seconds until the LD1 red LED is ON 

and the LD2 red LED is blinking.

  3 ) 0% Input Ranging: Apply the desired minimum input 

level (e.g. 0µV) from the simulator and push DOWN 

button until the LD1 blinks for approx. 2 sec. and then 

turns OFF.  When you release the button, the LD1 is 

returned to ON. 

The blinking LD1 means that the value is stored in 

the memory.  If the LED does not change, the entered 

level may be inappropriate:  too small a span, or out of 

usable range (same for all steps).

  4 ) 100% Input Ranging: Apply the desired maximum 

input level (e.g. 41276µV) from the simulator and push 

UP button until the LD1 blinks for approx. 2 sec. and 

then turns OFF.  When you release the button, the LD1 

is returned to ON.

  5 ) Output Configuration Mode: Push MODE button and 

confirm that the LD3 red LED instead of LD2 is blink-

ing.

  6 ) 0% Output Ranging: Increase or decrease the simu-

lated input until the meter shows the desired mini-

mum output level (e.g. 1V).  Push DOWN button until 

the LD1 blinks for approx. 2 sec. and then turns OFF.  

When you release the button, the LD1 is returned to 

ON.

  7 ) 100% Output Ranging: Increase or decrease the 

simulated input until the meter shows the desired 

maximum output level (e.g. 5V).  Push UP button until 

the LD1 blinks for approx. 2 sec. and then turns OFF.  

When you release the button, the LD1 is returned to 

ON.

  8 ) Run Mode: Programming complete, push MODE 

button and confirm that only the LD1 green LED is 

blinking.

 

ZERO & SPAN ADJUSTMENTS

After the transmitter is installed and operational, fine zero 
and span tuning can be performed as explained below.  Both 
zero and span are adjustable within ±15%.
  1 ) Run Mode: Confirm that the green LED is blinking 

(model M3LT-x/A) or the green LED turns on (model 

M3LT-x/B).

  2 ) Fine Zero Calibration Mode: Press MODE button for 1 

or 2 seconds until the LD1 red LED is ON and the LD2 

green LED is blinking.

  3 ) Use UP (increase) and DOWN (decrease) buttons to 

adjust the output to 0%.

  4 ) Fine Span Calibration Mode: Push MODE button and 

confirm that the LD3 green LED instead of LD2 is 

blinking.

  5 ) Use UP (increase) and DOWN (decrease) buttons to 

adjust the output to 100%.

  6 ) Run Mode: Push MODE button and confirm that only 

the LD1 green LED is blinking.

Note 1: Calibration steps can be skipped when not needed 
by repeating pushing MODE buttons.
Note 2: There is no stated order of setting 0% and 100% 
levels or no limitation of entering values for multiple times 
within one step of Calibration Mode.  Signal level is stored 
each time the respective UP or DOWN button is pressed.

 INPUT TYPE, RANGE & ACCURACY 

Table 8

Thermocouple

°C

°F

MIN.

SPAN

MAXIMUM

RANGE

CONFORMANCE 

RANGE

ACCURACY

*

1

MIN.

SPAN

MAXIMUM

RANGE

CONFORMANCE 

RANGE

ACCURACY

*

1

 (PR)
K (CA)
E (CRC)

20
20
20

0 to 1760
-270 to +1370
-270 to +1000

0 to 1760
-150 to +1370
-170 to +1000

±1.00
±0.25
±0.20

36
36
36

32 to 3200
-454 to +2498
-454 to +1832

32 to 3200
-238 to +2498
-274 to +1832

±1.80
±0.45
±0.36

J (IC)
T (CC)
B (RH)

20
20
20

-210 to +1200
-270 to +400
100 to 1820

-180 to +1200
-170 to +400
400 to 1760

±0.25
±0.25
±0.75

36
36
36

-346 to +2192
-454 to +752
212 to 3308

-292 to +2192
-274 to +752
752 to 3200

±0.45
±0.45
±1.35

R
S
C (WRe 5-26)

20
20
20

-50 to +1760
-50 to +1760
0 to 2315

200 to 1760
0 to 1760
0 to 2315

±0.50
±0.50
±0.80

36
36
36

-58 to +3200
-58 to +3200
32 to 4199

392 to 3200
32 to 3200
32 to 4199

±0.90
±0.90
±1.44

N
U
L
P(Platinel II)

20
20
20
20

-270 to +1300
-200 to +600
-200 to +900
0 to 1395

-130 to +1300
-200 to +600
-200 to +900
0 to 1395

±0.30
±0.20
±0.25
±0.25

36
36
36
36

-454 to +2372
-328 to +1112
-328 to +1652
32 to 2543

-202 to +2372
-328 to +1112
-328 to +1652
32 to 2543

±0.54
±0.36
±0.45
±0.45

*1 )  [Ac Cold Junction Compensation Error 0.5°C (0.9°F)] or ±0.1% of span, whichever is greater.
If the selected output span equals to or narrower than the one-tenth of the maximum span, add 0.2%.

Summary of Contents for M3LT

Page 1: ... must be mounted inside a panel Insert noise filters for the power source input and output connected to the unit COSEL Model NAC 04 472 TDK Model ZCAT 3035 1330 or equivalent is recommended Install lightning surge protectors for those wires connect ed to remote locations The actual installation environments such as panel con figurations connected devices connected wires may af fect the protection ...

Page 2: ...ere the housing cover is latched The plastic housing may be damaged HOW TO SEPARATE THE EURO TYPE CONNECTOR TERMINAL BLOCKS When you need to separate the euro type connector termi nal blocks from the transmitter body for wiring insert a mi nus driver between the euro type connector terminal block and the housing body pull up the driver and pull out the euro type connector terminal block INSTALLATI...

Page 3: ...erminal 5 The CJC Sensor is calibrated to a particular unit and not interchangeable with another Match the Serial No of the unit and the sensor WIRING INSTRUCTIONS Applicable wire size Solid 0 2 to 2 5 mm2 0 55 to 1 75 dia Stranded 0 2 to 2 5 mm2 Tinning wire ends may cause contact failure and therefore is not recommended Ferruled 0 2 to 1 5 mm2 0 55 to 1 35 dia The following Phoenix Contact termi...

Page 4: ...moved Selectable I O type and ranges are listed in Table 8 and 9 DIP SW CONFIGURATION MODE Turn the SW2 8 OFF to enable the DIP SW Field Configu ration mode as shown in Table 1 See Table 3 to configure the input and Table 6 for the out put PC CONFIGURATION MODE Turn the SW2 8 ON to enable the PC Configuration mode as shown in Table 1 All programmable features can be set up on a PC regardless of ot...

Page 5: ...the setup actions in each step of Calibration Modes Please read the following explanations referring to Calibration Flow Chart below CALIBRATION FLOW CHART POWER ON Amber LED Green LED Control Buttons Red LED OFF ON Blink RUN MODE LD2 LD3 A G RUN MODE LD2 LD3 G R LD1 LD2 LD3 LD1 LD2 LD3 0 INPUT CONFIGURED 100 INPUT CONFIGURED INPUT CALIBRATION MODE LD1 OUTPUT CALIBRATION MODE LD2 LD3 LD1 LD2 LD3 0...

Page 6: ... LED is blinking ZERO SPAN ADJUSTMENTS After the transmitter is installed and operational fine zero and span tuning can be performed as explained below Both zero and span are adjustable within 15 1 Run Mode Confirm that the green LED is blinking model M3LT x A or the green LED turns on model M3LT x B 2 Fine Zero Calibration Mode Press MODE button for 1 or 2 seconds until the LD1 red LED is ON and ...

Page 7: ... different blink ing patterns Examples are shown below LD1 LD2 LD3 A A A LD1 LD2 LD3 G LD1 LD2 LD3 G LD1 LD2 LD3 LD1 LD2 LD3 A LD1 LD2 LD3 A G G LD1 LD2 LD3 A G LD1 LD2 LD3 A A A R R R G NORMAL OPERATION RUN MODE ERROR MODE System Error Indicates the CPU s communication error DIP SW Error DIP SW configuration is inappropriate Check the DIP SW setting referring to Tables 2 7 Burnout in PC Configura...

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