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Initial Setup

Complete the following steps to set up the FieldDAQ device.
1.

Install the software and NI-DAQmx driver as outlined in the 

FD-11603 Quick Start

.

Note

 

You must install NI-DAQmx 18.5 or later for device calibration support.

2.

Set up the FieldDAQ device as outlined in the 

FD-11603 Quick Start

.

3.

Configure the FieldDAQ device in Measurement & Automation Explorer (NI MAX) as
outlined in the 

FD-11603 Quick Start

.

4.

If the FieldDAQ device is not reserved automatically, select the device and click the

Reserve Network Device

 button. Refer to 

Reserving the Device in MAX

 for more

information.

5.

Self-test your device in MAX by expanding 

Devices and Interfaces

»

Network Devices

,

right-clicking your FieldDAQ device, and selecting 

Self-Test

. Self-test performs a brief

test to determine successful device installation. When the self-test finishes, a message
indicates successful verification or if an error occurred. If an error occurs, refer to 

ni.com/

support/daqmx

.

Reserving the Device in MAX

When the FieldDAQ device is connected to a network, multiple users can access the device.
To perform any DAQ functionality on the device, including reset and self-test, you must
reserve the device in MAX. In MAX, an unreserved device or device reserved by another host
appears with an X and a reserved device appears as dark grey. Only one user at a time can
reserve the FieldDAQ device.

If the device was not reserved automatically after it was added (

Add Device

), you can reserve

the device in MAX by expanding 

Devices and Interfaces

»

Network Devices

, selecting the

device, and clicking the 

Reserve Network Device

 button. The Override Reservation dialog

box opens when you attempt to explicitly reserve a device. Agreeing to override the
reservation forces the FieldDAQ device to be reserved by the current user.

Verification

Complete the following procedure to determine the As-Found status of the FieldDAQ device.
1.

Set the calibrator to Standby mode (STBY).

2.

Connect the calibrator to Bank 1 of the FieldDAQ device, as shown in the following
figure. Refer to 

Signal Connector Pinout

 for signal connection information.

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FD-11603 Calibration Procedure

Summary of Contents for FD-11603

Page 1: ...inout 9 Where to Go for Support 10 Software Requirements Calibrating the FD 11603 requires the installation of NI DAQmx on the calibration system NI recommends using the latest NI DAQmx driver Earlies...

Page 2: ...ovides detailed specifications for your FieldDAQ device NI DAQmx Readme Provides operating system and application software support in NI DAQmx NI DAQmx Help Provides information about creating applica...

Page 3: ...d wires act as antennas picking up extra noise that can affect measurements Verify that all connections to the device are secure Use shielded copper wire for all cable connections to the device Use tw...

Page 4: ...ng the Device in MAX When the FieldDAQ device is connected to a network multiple users can access the device To perform any DAQ functionality on the device including reset and self test you must reser...

Page 5: ...alue determined by the array of recommended calibration voltages indicated in the following table Table 3 FD 11603 Test Limits Test Point 1 Year Limits Location Value V Lower Limit V Upper Limit V Neg...

Page 6: ...samples e Average the readings f Clear the task 6 Set the calibrator to Standby mode STBY 7 Compare the average to the limits in Table 3 8 Repeat steps 3 through 7 for each test point 9 Disconnect the...

Page 7: ...n degrees Celsius using the Set Temperature FieldDAQ function b Call the Get FD 11603 Calibration Adjustment Points function c Set the calibrator to a reference value determined by the array of adjust...

Page 8: ...Initialize External Calibration function to start a calibration session on the FieldDAQ device The default password is NI 2 Call the DAQmx Set Temperature FieldDAQ Calibration function to input the ex...

Page 9: ...fic calibration conditions described in this document and are not to be construed as general operational specifications of the FD 11603 For operational specifications refer to the most recent FD 11603...

Page 10: ...nd Logo Guidelines at ni com trademarks for information on NI trademarks Other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or trade names of their respective companies For patents coveri...

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