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6.
PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
6.1.
T
HE
SAP-300
DISPLAY UNIT
.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
6.2.
M
EASURING WITH THE
SAP-300
DISPLAY UNIT
.......................................................................................................................................................................... 37
6.3.
P
ROGRAMMING WITH THE
SAP-300
DISPLAY MODULE
............................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.3.1.
Components of the programming interface ....................................................................................................................................................................................................40
6.3.2.
Menu structure................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................41
6.4.
P
ROGRAMMABLE FEATURES DESCRIPTION
................................................................................................................................................................................. 42
6.4.1.
Basic measurement settings ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................42
6.4.2.
Analogue output .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................44
6.4.3.
Relay output ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................45
6.4.4.
Digital output...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
6.4.5.
Service functions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47
6.5.
P
H
S
ENSOR CALIBRATION
........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 53
6.5.1.
Editing one item of the calibration table..........................................................................................................................................................................................................53
6.5.2.
Adding an item to the calibration table ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................55
6.5.3.
Deleting an element of the calibration table ...................................................................................................................................................................................................55
6.5.4.
Reset the calibration table to default ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................55
6.5.5.
Calibration procedure .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55
6.6.
DO
S
ENSOR CALIBRATION
....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 56
6.6.1.
Calibration of saturated value (100%) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................56
6.6.2.
Calibration of Zero point (0%).........................................................................................................................................................................................................................57
6.6.3.
Calibration with referential DO instrument......................................................................................................................................................................................................57
6.6.4.
Reset the calibration table to default ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................57
6.6.5.
Reset Timer....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57
6.7.
E
RROR CODES
........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 58