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CALIBRATION - TRANSMITTER WITH LCD SCREENMENU: STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE
Units!
cm
Units
cm
Units!
cm
Ent Pass
0
New Pass
4096
New Pass
0000
Ent Pass!
1
Press
:
The last character on the first line of the display changes to "!". This sign confirms
that the values/choices of the second line can be modified via the
and
push
buttons.
Press :
* Scroll through the choices or increase/decrease the values on the second line
of the display by
and
pushbuttons.
* Accept values/choices as selected by
pushbutton.
Press
:
Scroll through the menu.
20 mA Level
(100%-point)
min. 2 % of
probe length
cm or Inch
4 mA Level
(0%-point)
TERMINOLOGY
Units
cm or inches
Select the units of measurement in which the unit will be
calibrated and will show values.
20 mA Level =
cm or inches
or 100 % level point, is measured from the end of the
probe. Keep this reference point also for the introduction of
all future values.
Hi Cal
=
cm or inches
High Calibration point is the highest level from which the
calibration is performed. Hi Cal is measured from the end
of the probe.
Lo Cal
=
cm or inches
Low Calibration point is the lowest level from which the cal-
ibration is performed. Lo Cal is measured from the end of
the probe.
4 mA Level
=
cm or inches
or 0 % level point, is measured from the bottom of the
probe. The 4 mA level is by preferrence located on the
probe. The unit will not measure below the end of the
probe.
"0" means that no password is introduced
Factory default setting
Press
and last character changes into "!"
Changing password
Enter a value between 1 up to 255
as your personal password with
and
Display shows an encrypted value, enter your password
Data is protected by a valid
or call Magnetrol for assistance to recoop your password
Password
if necessary
Protect data by new password
Data is not protected
Hi Cal
Lo Cal
NOTE: The above example shows the end of the probe as reference point. Also the bottom or top of the tank can be used as refer-
ence point. Whichever point is used, it must always be used for all further values.
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