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Parameter Name Description / Options 

Hold@0%(s) 

Time to wait at Low (0%) level in second. 
This parameter is use for 

Repeat FormatUP/DOWN

 or 

DOWN/UP

. 

 
Range: 
0 to 9999 

Rise Time (s) 

 

Time to Increase from Low to High Level. 
 
Range: 
1 to 9999 

Hold@100%(s)

 

Time to wait at High (100%) level in second. 
This parameter is use for 

Repeat FormatUP/DOWN

 or 

DOWN/UP

. 

 
Range: 
0 to 9999 

Fall Time (s) 

 

Time to decrease from High to Low Level. 
 
Range: 
1 to 9999 

Repeat Format 

How the Ramp should be done. 
 
Available Options: 
UP 
DOWN 
UP/DOWN 
DOWN/UP 

Repeat 

Repeat Counts 

Defines how many times the steps arerepeated 
 
Range: 
1 to 9999 

 

Summary of Contents for UC-12

Page 1: ...RA AT TO OR R U UC C 1 12 2 Masibus Automation Instrumentation Pvt Ltd B 30 GIDC Electronics Estate Sector 25 Gandhinagar 382044 Gujarat India 91 79 23287275 79 91 79 23287281 82 Email support masibus...

Page 2: ...1 The Terminal Connections 8 2 2 2 The KeyPad 17 2 2 3 The Display 18 2 2 4 The USB Connection 18 2 2 5 Stand for Table Top Use 18 2 3 Power Options 19 2 4 Battery 19 2 4 1 Charge time 19 2 4 2 Opera...

Page 3: ...the Results to a Personal Computer 66 4 6 CJC SETTING Page 67 4 7 Wire Select Page 68 4 8 Alarm Page 69 4 9 SETTING Page 70 4 9 1 HART Settings 70 4 9 2 Display Settings 71 4 9 3 Date Time Settings 7...

Page 4: ...ctrical Simulation Parameters and Accuracy 95 6 8 Resistance Measurement 0 4000 ohm 95 6 9 Resistance Simulation 0 4000 ohm 95 6 10 RTD Measurement and Simulation 95 6 11 Available RTD Types 96 6 12 T...

Page 5: ...form MASIBUS Sales office or sales representative Under no circumstances may the contents of this manual in part or in whole be transcribed or copied without our permission Trademarks Our product name...

Page 6: ...ery pack To prevent an explosion or fire do not short circuit do not disassemble and keep it safe from damage For operating conditions see section 6 1 on Page 85 To prevent battery leakage or heat gen...

Page 7: ...250mV Switch test Frequency Pulse Simulate RTD Pt10 Pt50 Pt100 Pt200 Pt400 Pt1000 Pt100 3926 Ni100 672 Ni100 618 Ni120 672 Cu10 427 Cu50 427 Cu100 427 Resistance 0 to 4000 ohms Thermocouple E J K T B...

Page 8: ...urchasing sales office as soon as possible The standard accessories are as follows If you have to return the instrument to the factory for any reason use the original packing whenever possible Include...

Page 9: ...nd that the next picture as well as all pictures of UC 12 in this manual has an example configuration of modules The configuration of your UC 12 may vary significantly from the one in the picture 2 2...

Page 10: ...loop power supply while at the same time measuring the current or simply measuring the current while an external power supply is used The following picture displays the connection for Current Measurem...

Page 11: ...s capable of voltage measurement The following picture displays the connection for voltage measurement Frequency Measurement UC 12 is capable of frequency measurement The following picture displays th...

Page 12: ...er of pulses The following picture displays the connection for pulse count measurement Check the Trigger Level setting to specify the trigger level and whether to use a test voltage during the pulse c...

Page 13: ...on sheet on page no 95 Section 6 7 Current Generation In source mode UC 12 provides the supply power to the loop The following picture displays the connection for current source for different mode mA...

Page 14: ...In RTD simulation UC 12 mimics an RTD The instrument under test generates the current for the RTD measurement UC 12 controls the voltage across its terminals so that the resistance voltage to Current...

Page 15: ...s acceptable if the resistance of the connection wires is significantly smaller than actual measured resistance 3 Wire RTD Measurement UC 12 sources current through the resistor and measure the voltag...

Page 16: ...d mV This terminal accepts a miniature polarized thermocouple plug with flat in line blades spaced 7 9 mm 0 312 in center to center For specification refer Section 6 12 UC 12 supports measurement and...

Page 17: ...16 of 100 P a g e User Manual Pulse Terminals UC 12 is capable of Pulse Generation The following picture displays the connection for Pulse Generation For specification refer Section 6 16...

Page 18: ...for decrementing the value of digit in Editbox This key is use to scroll up to the previous parameter And also for incrementing the value of digit in Editbox This Key is use for Entering into the MENU...

Page 19: ...B Male Connector It is common for PC Communication Charging the device The USB cable given with the device is USB A type Male to USB mini B type male 2 2 5 Stand for Table Top Use This Stand would of...

Page 20: ...2 4 Battery The Device uses 3000mAh Lithium Ion Battery Explosion or fire do not short circuit do not disassemble and keep it safe from damage For more specification refer Section 6 4 To prevent an e...

Page 21: ...ss setting of the display light Also the generated output and the usage of the 24V transmitter supply affect the maximum operating time Notes UC 12 s memory and the internal clock calendar use a small...

Page 22: ...ory 3 2 The User Interface Every time UC 12 is switched on the startup message ends in RUN Page There are 5 Display Mode available in RUN Page 1 RTD Measure Source EM Measure Mode Switch Test Mode 2 T...

Page 23: ...battery Information 3 Measure Mode Not Working 5 Data Log Memory Corrupt 6 Source Mode Not Working 7 Secondary controller communication error 9 More than one Errors from above list is occurring 3 USB...

Page 24: ...nding on the situation A Blank Function key text means that the function is disabled at the moment 3 2 3 Display Mode i RTD Measure Source EM Measure Mode Switch Test Mode Display Mode RTD Mode Shows...

Page 25: ...TD reading and Input 0 100 value as set in MENU DISPLAY RTD terminal Menu Percentage Value The Percentage Value in according to RTD Reading Wire Select Shows which RTD configuration is used 2 wire 3 w...

Page 26: ...cording to Input Value Tare The Tare Value Set from MENU DISPLAY EM Terminal Tare page Actual Value The Raw Input Value without any scaling This will appear only if Main Display in MENU DISPLAY EM Ter...

Page 27: ...Percentage Value in 0 00 100 00 Scaled Displays the Scaled Value Measure Reading The Reading as per the Measure Display Mode Measure Info 1 Shows the One of the available Addition Information This ca...

Page 28: ...or maximum was reset Max Min Displays the Maximum Minimum value found after a measurement was started or Maximum Minimum was reset Cumulative Average Displays the Cumulative Average value found after...

Page 29: ...he output high time to the total cycle time Reading The Reading as per the Display Mode UP Counter Displays the pulses currently done during Pulse Generation Down Counter Displays the pulses currently...

Page 30: ...Displays the Positive Pulse type Duty Cycle Duty Cycle Percentage Value the ratio of the output high time to the total cycle time Reading The Reading as per the Display Mode Measure Window Switch Stat...

Page 31: ...t widgets ListBox ListBox are used when there is a limited amount of preset values You have to select one of the available options The list of available options is displayed in the Centre part A ListB...

Page 32: ...where F1 F2 keys are works as shifter User can shift to desired digit and using UP or DOWN key digit value can be increment or decrement The modified value can be save using MENU ENT key The above fig...

Page 33: ...where these are allowed Examples Scaled Low 0 High 100 etc The below figure shown the example how to change decimal point of the Input Scaled High 100 Range To change the sign of the value shift to t...

Page 34: ...x is used where Binary Value 1 0 True False is available for any parameter To change the CheckBox status press F1 key This will enter into the edit mode In this mode status can be toggled by pressing...

Page 35: ...RadioButtonBox are available One with 1 value can be selectable the other where 1 or 2 values can be selectable at a time In RadioButtonBox the other option can be selected by pressing MENU ENT key o...

Page 36: ...SCR1 and SCR2 Key Option mQUICK SETUP Key UC 12 has divided the RUN Screen into Two Parts SCR1 and SCR2 as shown in below figure Both windows can independently be configured to display a measurement v...

Page 37: ...t display mode for RUN page LOGGING Contains Parameters related to Data Logging CJC Setting Contains Parameters related to CJC setting Wire Select Contains Parameters related to wire selection mode Al...

Page 38: ...in MENU DISPLAY EM SETUP is set to Percentageor Scaled Scaled Input Range Low 0 Scaling Low Range for Measure Input Only for mA mA 24V and V Range 99999 to Scaled Input Range High 100 Decimal Point f...

Page 39: ...al Available Options Rising Edge Falling Edge Unit Unit for Frequency Measure input Available Options Hz KHz cph cpm 1 Hz s 1 KHz ms Trigger Level V Trigger level for Pulse and Frequency Measure input...

Page 40: ...mA DC mA 2W 0 000 to 24 000 mA DC V 0 000 to 12 000 V DC Output Range Low 0 Low Range for Source Output Range Default Output Low to Output Range High 100 This parameter is enabled if Main Display in M...

Page 41: ...this EditBox can be changeable This parameter is enabled if Main Display in MENU DISPLAY SOURCE is set to Scaled TF Transfer Function Transfer Function for Scaling Available Options Linear x 2 x2 x 1...

Page 42: ...unit Step Size in unit where unit is changed according to current Output Type and Source Display Mode Only Specify one Step unit or Step the other will automatically change according to the changed p...

Page 43: ...ble Manual Stepping select Source Type as STEP Check the Manual CheckBox If this mode is enabled icon will appear in Source Display Window in RUN Page Pressing UP or DOWN key in RUN Page will Incremen...

Page 44: ...Step can be started by Pressing F1 key START After that F1 F2 key will change to PAUSE STOPrespectively So by pressing F1 F2 key running STEP can be PAUSE or STOP at any time in RUN Page STEP Setting...

Page 45: ...to Increase from Low to High Level Range 1 to 9999 Hold 100 s Time to wait at High 100 level in second This parameter is use for Repeat FormatUP DOWN or DOWN UP Range 0 to 9999 Fall Time s Time to de...

Page 46: ...to current RAMP mode in RUN Page and F1 F2 Button change to START SETTING respectively RAMP can be started by Pressing F1 key START After that F1 F2 key will change to PAUSE STOPrespectively So by pr...

Page 47: ...ons MEASURE SOURCE TC Select Select the Thermocouple mV Type for Measurement Simulation Available Options TC Type Range Resolution E TC 200 0 to 1000 0 C 0 1 C J TC 200 0 to 1200 0 C K TC 200 0 to 137...

Page 48: ...ptions Low Starting Value of Step Enter value according to TC Display Mode If display mode is actual enter value in temperature mV and if display mode is enter value in High Ending Value of Step Enter...

Page 49: ...Manual and Auto Step Mode This option appear only if Step Definition is User Defined Maximum 10 step value can be configured First enter the no of step and then define step value in serial order Repe...

Page 50: ...Time to wait at Low 0 level in second This parameter is use for Repeat Format UP DOWN or DOWN UP Range 0 to 9999 Rise Time s Time to Increase from Low to High Level Range 1 to 9999 Hold 100 s Time to...

Page 51: ...asurement Simulation Refer section 6 on page 48 for more details on RTD type and its available range Unit Measure Source Reading Unit Available Options Celsius Fahrenheit Kelvin Continuity Test To tes...

Page 52: ...Un ticking will enable Auto Step Mode Step Time s Enter the time for a single step in seconds Range 1 to 9999 This parameter is enabled only for Auto Step Mode Manual CheckBox is Un Checked Step Defi...

Page 53: ...or Auto Step Mode Manual CheckBox is Un Checked Repeat Repeat Counts Defines how many times the steps are repeated Range 0 to 9999 0 infinity This parameter is enabled only for Auto Step Mode Manual C...

Page 54: ...it at Low 0 level in second This parameter is use for Repeat Format UP DOWN or DOWN UP Range 0 to 9999 Rise Time s Time to Increase from Low to High Level Range 1 to 9999 Hold 100 s Time to wait at Hi...

Page 55: ...ature for RTD Measure Mode Threshold Enter the threshold value of resistance up to which continuity test is applied Range 0 to 100 When Testing Continuity Beep sounds and continuity symbol appear on r...

Page 56: ...r Name Description Options Pulse Type Pulse Type Available Options Symmetric Displays the symmetric pulse type Positive Displays the Positive Pulse type Amplitude Vpp Select the Amplitude of Pulse or...

Page 57: ...be selected from the above Page What information to be shown in each RUN Display Mode can be defined by this page In this page there is one RadioButtonBox At a time two option can be selected The pos...

Page 58: ...EM SETUP Scaled Display the Scaled Value of the Input The Scale Value depends on Input Range Input Scaled Range Transfer Function These settings are available from MENU EM SETUP Filter sec 1st Order...

Page 59: ...itch Close when Input Voltage Trigger Voltage Switch Open when Input Voltage Trigger Voltage All the MEASURE Page parameters are disabled if Switch Test Display Mode is selected Trigger Voltage Trigge...

Page 60: ...s are available from MENU SOURCE Scaled Display the Scaled Value of the Output The Scale Value depends on Output Range Output Scaled Range Transfer Function These settings are available from MENU SOUR...

Page 61: ...ing Additional Info 1 Choose which information to be shown as TC Mode Additional Information on RUN Page Available Options for TC Measure Mode Options Icon Description None No info is visible Actual V...

Page 62: ...ed through TC Terminal Reading Feedback Shows the Feedback Temperature mV Reading When UC 12 generate mV it uses its own measurement function to control the generated value This feedback measurement i...

Page 63: ...ing 100 High Value in Temperature ohms for 0 100 scaling Additional Info 1 Choose which information to be shown as RTD Mode Additional Information on RUN Page Available Options for RTD Measure Mode Op...

Page 64: ...e without any scaling This option is available only if RTD Display Mode is Percentage Excitation Current Shows the current which is sourced by instrument under test Filter sec 1st Order IIR Low Pass F...

Page 65: ...ection Available Options Key Press Log Data on pressing from RUN key Page Periodic Log Data periodically at every Sampling Rate for total time specified by Logging Time Mode Data Mode Selection for Lo...

Page 66: ...key while selecting this button to start the Logging Notes Maximum No of Reading that can be stored in Logging Mode Max Reading Periodic 150000 Key Press 430 In Periodic mode changing of any Measure o...

Page 67: ...Periodic Mode Logging will automatically stopped when defined log time ends and a message LOGGING DONE pop ups 4 5 1 Transferring the Results to a Personal Computer A 32 bit Windows software called m...

Page 68: ...erature is TC Terminal s temperature MANUAL CJ Temperature is user selectable irrespective of TC Terminal temperature RTD COMPENSATION When using an external Reference Junction UC 12 measures or simul...

Page 69: ...SELECT Parameter Name Description Options Detection Mode Wire Detection Mode Available Options only for Measure AUTO Automatic detect the wire connection MANUAL Manually Select the wire connection Wi...

Page 70: ...alarm and the Main Reading is shown with RED Color To stop alarm uncheck the appropriate alarm checkbox Parameter Name Description Options Alarm Low Limit Value Range In accordance with Input Range Me...

Page 71: ...Info vi Set Password vii Factory Reset viii About Us Press F1 key to Enter into the settings of any option Description of all settings given below 4 9 1 HART Settings Select YES to add a Series resis...

Page 72: ...ay on press any key Range 0 to 9999 sec 4 9 3 Date Time Settings To set the Time Date of the device There are 2 Date Format supported in this device DD MM YY MM DD YY This is useful only in Data Loggi...

Page 73: ...that you return the instrument to the manufacturer or an approved service agent for calibration If you use an alternative calibration facility make sure that it uses these standards The unit can be ca...

Page 74: ...of each input type is given in the below table Input Type Sub Ranges Recommended Calibration Points mA 0 000 to 24 000 mA 1 0 000 to 12 000 mA ZERO 1 000 mA SPAN 11 000 mA 2 12 000 to 24 000 mA ZERO...

Page 75: ...Box Press MENU ENT key to calibrate the ZERO Similarly for SPAN for Sub Range 1 calibration Apply mA Input value near to Recommended Span Value for Sub Range 1 for mA sub range 1 it is 11 000mA from r...

Page 76: ...tput Type which to be calibrated Or Expected Values of Zero and Span for source calibration are as per below table Input Type Group Recommended Calibration Points mA 0 000 to 24 000 mA 1 0 000 to 12 0...

Page 77: ...ed Edit Box Press MENU ENT key to calibrate the ZERO To calibrate SPAN for group 1 Select SPAN Measured Edit Box when this Edit Box is selected UC 12 will source value that is seen in SPAN Expected Va...

Page 78: ...mV 75 000 mV 3 10 to 250 mV 1 95 00 mV 125 00 mV 2 126 00 mV 235 00 mV Note It is not compulsory to calibrate at recommended points User can calibrate at any points within specified Sub Range The Sub...

Page 79: ...iable source device For example If apply 20 000mV from the external source If the Measured value shows 20 050 enter 20 000 value in SPAN Actual Value Edit Box Press MENU ENT key to calibrate the SPAN...

Page 80: ...Expected Value here UC 12 will source 5 000mV Now Measure the source value in Reliable Measure Unit For Example the external measure unit is measuring 4 998mV Then enter 4 998 value in ZERO Measured E...

Page 81: ...C page Example Calibrating CJ Temperature CJ measured value shows the current measured temperature of the TC Terminals in the Display Unit selected in TC Setup Page For example if it shows 25 0 C and...

Page 82: ...input type is given in the below table RTD MEASURE Group Sub Range Recommended Zero Recommended Span 1 0 to 400 Ohms 1 5 00 Ohms 190 00Ohms 2 210 00 Ohms 390 00 Ohms 2 0 to 800 Ohms 1 380 00 Ohms 790...

Page 83: ...ess MENU ENT key to calibrate the ZERO Similarly for SPAN for Sub Range 1 calibration Apply Resistance Input value near to Recommended Span Value for Sub Range 1 for Group 1 sub range 1 it is 190 00Oh...

Page 84: ...fset Calibration Select the Offset Calibration Radiobuttonbox in CAL RTD SOURCE page Example Calibrating Offset Offset measured value for zero and span is always 0 000mV To calibrate ZERO Select ZERO...

Page 85: ...1 To calibrate ZERO Select ZERO Measured Edit Box when this Edit Box is selected UC 12 will source value that is seen in ZERO Expected Value here UC 12 will source 1 00Ohm Now Measure the source valu...

Page 86: ...lect Measured Edit Box when this Edit Box is selected UC 12 will source value that is seen in Expected Value here UC 12 will source 100 Hz Now Measure the source value in Reliable Measure Unit For Exa...

Page 87: ...re Calibrating Resetting Configuration Parameters To change password Enter Current Password If the entered password is correct then New Password EditBox will be enabled Then enter the New Password and...

Page 88: ...Battery Connection Loose Reading Fluctuation Reading OPEN Wrong Loose Connections Error Code on status bar One of the peripheral not working properly Solution Restart the Device if still error code s...

Page 89: ...88 of 100 P a g e User Manual 5 2 Replacing the Battery 2 3 1...

Page 90: ...ext but for a beginner we highly recommend it The subjects described here are Thermocouple Measurement Simulation Connections and troubleshooting on page no 86 Parallel Functions in UC 12 on page no 8...

Page 91: ...t this compensation method set the SCR1 field T C Sensor Measurement or T C Sensor Simulation make sure the Unit is a temperature unit and set the CJC Mode to RTD Compensation External RTD To be used...

Page 92: ...ay to avoid errors in thermocouple measurement and simulation is to check carefully the used wiring and the Reference Junction mode The following table describes the typical error situations and possi...

Page 93: ...t terminals Electrical Measurement terminals in UC 12 Either one measurement or one Source Measure in the Source Measure terminals of UC 12 Also During thermocouple measurement simulation the RTD term...

Page 94: ...30 ppm Input Impedance Measure EM TC Terminal TC mV V 1M mA 10 Response time Input 100ms Output 100ms Load impedance 4 7K for TC mV V Pulse frequency O P 750 for mA O P Display update rate 10 readings...

Page 95: ...tery Type Rechargeable Li ion battery pack 3000mAh 3 7V Charging Time 5 hours Charger supply 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Output 5V DC 1A Battery Life on full charge 17 hours for RTD TC V mV measure source wi...

Page 96: ...2 count 6 8 Resistance Measurement 0 4000 ohm Range Resolution Accuracy 0 1600 10 m 4 Wire Connection 0 02 of reading 0 01 3 Wire Connection 0 02 of reading 0 015 1600 4000 100 m 4 Wire Connection 0...

Page 97: ...on Accuracy 200 260 C 0 01 C 4 wire Measurement 0 2 C Simulation 0 8 C Note Specification valid with an excitation current 0 2 mA 0 400 ohm 0 1 mA 400 4000 ohm Read accuracy is based on 4 wire input F...

Page 98: ...reading 0 02mV Note temperature standard ITS 90 6 13 Frequency Measurement Range Resolution 0 0143 to 9 9999 0 0001 Hz 10 to 99 999Hz 0 001 Hz 100 to 999 99Hz 0 01 Hz 1000 to 9999 9 Hz 0 1 Hz 10000 to...

Page 99: ...to 500Hz High to low time minimum 25us Maximum 1165s Supported units Hz KHZ cph cpm sec msec usec 6 16 Pulse Generation Feature Specification Range Resolution 0 to 999999 pulses Resolution 1 Pulse Ou...

Page 100: ...User Manual P a g e 99 of 100 6 17 Enclosure Dimensions 6 18 Ordering Code Ordering Code UC 12...

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