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UNIVERSAL TRANSMITTER UT-94 

REF NO: m98A/om/101 

                         

Issue NO: 15

 

 

User’s Manual                                                                                                                                    Page 15 of 25 

10. Calibration Procedure 

Calibration  for  the  unit  is  to  be  carried  out  by  an  experienced  engineer  only.  Reference  used  for  the    

calibration should be of high accuracy (0.1 % better) and good stability. 

After  Giving  correct  Password  Press  the  Enter  Key  to  enter  into  the  menu  levels  (Scroll  along  using  the 

Enter  Key  itself.  From  it  select 

“CAL” using the  SELECT Key).Here we have 3 options amb, INP, and OUT. 

Scroll along using the Enter Key and select the required option using the SELECT Key. 

 

10.1 Ambient Calibration: 

Once  you  enter  the  ambient  calibration  option  the  ambient  temperature  sensed  by  the  device  is 

shown. Now to calibrate it press the Select Key that blinks the digits one by one on each press, use 

the Increment Key to change the value from 0-9. 

Adjust the values as required and press the Enter Key to save the value. Exit from the menu levels 

using the Inc/Esc Key. Now we have both Input and output calibration. 

 

 

10.2 Input Calibration: 

Here calibration is done only after entering span value (For RTD Zero & Span value sequentially). 

For this we require a source with good stability and resolution. 

Any of the inputs can be calibrated at any point within the entered range. The Inputs are divided 

into six groups. Calibrating any of the inputs of a group will calibrate all the other inputs of the 

same group. 

 

The groups are: 

Group0:  ETC, JTC, KTC, TTC, NTC. 

Group1:  BTC, RTC, STC. 

Group2:  RTD. 

Group3:  0-5V, 1-5V. 

Group4:  0-2V, 0.4-2V, 0-20mA, 4-20mA. 

Group5:mV (-10 to 500mV)input range : -10 to 25mV , -10 to 100mV, -10 to 500mV 

Group6:Pot (0 to 2000 ohms) input range : 0 to 100 ohms, 0 to 600 ohms, 0 to 2000 ohms 

 

 

Now select the INP from the menu feed the Zero input value for zero calibration 

(For RTD only

) and enter 

the Zero calibration option using the Select Key. Now change the values as required using the select and Inc 

Key. Save the value using the Enter Key and Exit one level back using the Inc/Esc Key. 

Scroll  to  the  Span  calibration  using  the  Enter  key, Press  Select  Key  to  enter  into  the  span  calibration. 

Feed  the  span  input  for  calibration  and  change  the  values  as  required  and  press  Enter  to  perform 

calibration, Here it show a Wait Message until it completes the calibration Procedure. It automatically saves 

and applies the calibration parameters now. Exit the menu level using the Inc/Esc Key. (There is no need for 

repetition of calibration except RTD inputs). 

 

Summary of Contents for UT-94

Page 1: ...nual Page 1 of 25 User s Manual UT 94 Universal Transmitter Masibus Automation and Instrumentation Pvt Ltd B 30 GIDC Electronics Estate Sector 25 Gandhinagar 382044 Gujarat India Phone 91 79 23287275...

Page 2: ...enu Layout 13 10 Calibration Procedure 15 10 1 Ambient Calibration 15 10 2 Input Calibration 15 10 3 Output Calibration 16 11 Modbus Detail 17 11 1 Configuration parameter Read write 17 11 2 Configura...

Page 3: ...at all cables are correctly connected according to the connection diagram The mains have been connected correctly and protection is provided against electric shock The device can be switched off outsi...

Page 4: ...and Power supply c Between input and output d Output to Output 1 1 Ordering Code Model UT 94 Input Type Power Supply No of O P O P type 1 O P type 2 Relay O P Communication X XX X X X X X 1 E U1 85 26...

Page 5: ...Installation Dimensions To ensure sufficient convection a minimum spacing of 3 cm is required 1 Place the module with the DIN rail guide way on the bottom edge of the DIN rail and then snap it downwa...

Page 6: ...save values SEL SHIFT Key This key is used to select the menu options for shifting the digit of the selected parameters and for ambient display in Run Mode for TC Input ESC INC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Key Thi...

Page 7: ...UNIVERSAL TRANSMITTER UT 94 REF NO m98A om 101 Issue NO 15 User s Manual Page 7 of 25 4 Dimensions 55 mm...

Page 8: ...UNIVERSAL TRANSMITTER UT 94 REF NO m98A om 101 Issue NO 15 User s Manual Page 8 of 25 5 Terminal Position Detail...

Page 9: ...LO 10 INHI OUT rtr OPNO 1 2 OPTY 4 20mA 0 20mA 1 5V 0 5V 0 10VDC Op Z of Output for scaling O P Zero limit will be limited to this configured 0 30 of O P Span OP S of output for scaling O P Span limit...

Page 10: ...P Zero for scaling OP S of O P Span for scaling OPLO of the O P Zero range OPHI of the O P Span range OPSC Up down Scale one sensor open DIR Forward Reverse Output FILT Digital Filter FSET Factory Se...

Page 11: ...20 mA 0 5 V 1 5 V 0 10 V that will be provided as factory setting Output Zero Setting Minimum 0 0 30 0 for scaling Output Span Setting Maximum 70 0 100 0 for scaling Output Low Setting Minimum 0 0 25...

Page 12: ...be come as per PV SQRT input reading config IP Zero config IP Span Config IP Zero Config OP Span Config OP Zero Time Setting for Come back to RUN mode on no key operation Range 10 to 300 second 8 3 C...

Page 13: ...UNIVERSAL TRANSMITTER UT 94 REF NO m98A om 101 Issue NO 15 User s Manual Page 13 of 25 9 Menu Layout...

Page 14: ...UNIVERSAL TRANSMITTER UT 94 REF NO m98A om 101 Issue NO 15 User s Manual Page 14 of 25...

Page 15: ...ntially For this we require a source with good stability and resolution Any of the inputs can be calibrated at any point within the entered range The Inputs are divided into six groups Calibrating any...

Page 16: ...elect the channel that has to be calibrated monitor the output of that corresponding channel using DMM Digital Multi meter The voltage current terminals are common and its selection is provided in fac...

Page 17: ...1 40016 Read write Int 750 1000 17 Open sensor for O P1 40017 Read write Int 1 To 2 18 Direction for O P1 40018 Read write Int 3 To 4 19 O P type2 40019 Read write Int 1 To 5 20 O P Z of O P Zero of O...

Page 18: ...3 c O P type 0 20 mA 1 4 20 mA 2 0 5 V 3 1 5 V 4 0 10 V 5 d Open sensor for O P Up 1 Down 2 e Direction for O P Direct 3 Reverse 4 f Open sensor for relay Up 1 Down 2 g Relay control logic Hi 1 Low 2...

Page 19: ...type then UT 94 will show Open on display but it will send 32767 to PC d The serial no of UT 94 Indicators must be within 001 to 247 e Before starting the communication match the Baud rate and Sr no o...

Page 20: ...y to O P 150 ppm Input Impedance 1M Max Voltage Cold Junction Compensation 20VDC By software 12 1 1 Input range table Input Range Resolution E TC 200 to 1000 C 0 1 C J TC 200 to 1200 C 0 1 C K TC 200...

Page 21: ...ional Output Signal 4 20mA 0 20mA 1 5VDC 0 5VDC 0 10V DC At a time either voltage or Current o p will be provided for Each channel that will be factory set Load resistance For Current o p For Voltage...

Page 22: ...Size 55 W x 75 H x 110 D mm Mounting Din Rail Terminal Cable Size 2 5mm2 Weight 250 gm 12 10 Environmental Operating temperature 0 55 C Storage temperature 0 80 C Humidity 20 95 RH non condensing 12 1...

Page 23: ...FF FLASH STEADY OFF RELAY OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ALARM LED LATCH NO LED OFF FLASH OFF FLASH OFF OFF RELAY OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF TRIP LED OFF FLASH OFF OFF STEADY OFF RELAY OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF With ac...

Page 24: ...4 1 Internal Jumper Setting For Retransmission Output For retransmission output voltage or current connect jumper as shown above on back plate PCB Static discharge will cause damage to equipment Alway...

Page 25: ...oting of instrument use following procedure 14 3 Load connection Electrical precautions during use Electrical noise generated by switching of inductive loads can create momentary disruption erratic di...

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