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CALIBRATION:

The calibration mode is entered by pressing the Normal [Enter] and

ABS/REL [Exit] switches simultaneously. Note: This is the only method to check or
change the calibration of this unit externally.

PROTECTION CODE

Before any calibration can be performed on the unit a unique security code must be
entered. If the code is not entered correctly the unit will automatically revert to display
and acquisition mode; otherwise, the user is allowed to proceed with the calibration
sequence. To enter the code use the standard sequence of operations explained in the
switch functions and setup at the begining of your manual.

PROTECTION CODE PROGRAMMING

A different protection code can be programmed at this time. The code can be

anywhere in the range 0 - 255. If a new code is not required simply press ENTER to
continue with the calibration sequence.

SPAN NUMBER PROGRAMMING

The span number is the display reading that is associated with the input

obtained during the DEAD WEIGHT STAY portion of the calibration sequence (a dis-
play reading of zero is automatically associated with the DEAD WEIGHT ZERO cali-
bration step). The span number can be programmed to a maximum of 32767 display
counts. Note: If your deadweight stay calibration will be performed using something
less than the actual expected full-scale input, the desired reading for the dead weight
stay calibration input should still be used as the span number.
(Example: There’s a 10,000 Lbs. load cell but dead weight, the shunt cal resistor avail-
able is for only 8000 Lb., calibrate as shown below. Unit will respond to the full scale
of 10,000Lbs. even through unit is calibrated at 8000 Lbs.)

DEAD WEIGHT ZERO

This is the zero (null) point calibration step. Set the transducer or calibrator

for zero output, allow sufficient time for the reading to stabilize, then press the
ENTER switch to store the new zero calibration data.

DEAD WEIGHT STAY

This is the span point calibration step. Check to make sure that MV/V set-

ting and excitation is selected to match the transducer. Set the transducer or calibrator
for full-scale output, allow sufficient time for the reading to stabilize, then press the
ENTER switch to store the new span calibration data. 

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Summary of Contents for DP-7600

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Page 4: ...Setup 5 Linefeed Setup 5 Unit Address Setup 5 Legend Setup 5 Continuous Update 5 Device Code 6 Serial Command 6 CALIBRATION 6 Protection Code 6 Protection Code Programming 6 Span Number Programming 7...

Page 5: ...Reading Mode 12 Limit Mode 12 REMOTE INPUTS 13 DP 7600 SENSITIVITY SETTINGS 14 EXCITATION SETTINGS 14 DP 7600 BACK VIEW 14 DP 7600 REAR TERMINATIONS 15 SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Top Board 16 SCHEMATIC DP 7600...

Page 6: ...ttings are always clearly indicated with front panel LED s Programming of the unit is easily performed using all five of the front panel switches and calibration requires a security code which prevent...

Page 7: ...being set Data Acquisition Display Press to set the display mode for runout Setup Calibration Modes Press to decrement the digit parameter being set Data Acquisition Display Press to record the curren...

Page 8: ...es when the display is in the setup mode SETUP Meter setup is accomplished by using all five of the front panel switches The setup mode is entered by pressing the Normal Enter and Peak Up switches sim...

Page 9: ...ions are available as well as CH1 and CH2 In normal operation mode pressing NORMAL ENTER will cycle between the two channels and all math functions LIMIT PROGRAMMING All four limits are programmed in...

Page 10: ...00 and 38400 Once the proper baud rate is selected press the ENTER switch to advance to the next setup ECHO SETUP The model DP 7600 can be programmed to automatically re transmit echo characters recei...

Page 11: ...1 up to a maximum of 3600 seconds 3600 A value of zero disables the automatic update function DEVICE CODE A non printable device code allows units to take turns on a serial bus when daisy chained to...

Page 12: ...libration sequence a dis play reading of zero is automatically associated with the DEAD WEIGHT ZERO cali bration step The span number can be programmed to a maximum of 32767 display counts Note If you...

Page 13: ...ta transmitted to the unit Decimal points are ignored by the unit and are transmitted when required to conform with the selected display format Listed below are the available commands for the model DP...

Page 14: ...LO ae 0 CR Note The unit address is assumed to be set a zero Exchange 2 HOST SENDS RD CR DP 7600 RESPONDS WITH 99 99lbs CR Note It is assumed the display reading is 99 99 and that the legend is set fo...

Page 15: ...he unit at the specified address or when an address in not attached all units on the network When the command is successfully executed the unit will respond with BYE ad XXX CR READ DISPLAY RD C R Requ...

Page 16: ...ions involving several units daisy chained together a problem arises when it is desired to have several units automatically transmit readings at the same time interval since contention could result in...

Page 17: ...command can be used to remotely set the rate at which limit detection peak runout tracking and analog output updates are performed XXX 1 500 Hz CALIBRATION SPAN NUMBER SN X YYYY CR X Channel number 1...

Page 18: ...lows below NORMAL MODE remote input 1 sets the display mode to reading only DATA REQUEST remote input 2 requests a serial transmission of the display reading RESET P R remote input 3 resets the peak a...

Page 19: ...ound capacity load cell with an output of 5mV V full scale is going to be used with the DP 7600 Also assume that the excitation required 10V therefore the full scale input to the unit will be 5mV at 1...

Page 20: ...4 LIMIT 4 RCAL2 5 NORMAL MODE RCAL2 6 DATA REQUEST SIGNAL2 7 RESET P R SIGNAL2 8 DATA HOLD RCAL1 9 RUNOUT MODE RCAL1 10 PEAK MODE EXCITATION 11 CAPTURE TARE SENSE 12 5V SIGNAL1 13 ISOLATED POWER SIGN...

Page 21: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Top Board 16...

Page 22: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Top Board 17...

Page 23: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Top Board 18...

Page 24: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Bottom Board 19...

Page 25: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Bottom Board 20...

Page 26: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Analog Input Option Board 21...

Page 27: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 Output Option Board 22...

Page 28: ...SCHEMATIC DP 7600 RS232 RS485 Option Board 23...

Page 29: ...DIMENSIONS 24 6 INCLUDING I O CONNECTOR...

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