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Documenting Multifunction Calibrator / EN 

 

 

 

06/04/2018 Version No. 1

 

5.

 

P

ULSE 

F

UNCTION

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5a. 3.0μS~999.99mS , 0.5Vpp~10Vpp , offset:-5V ~ +5V

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5b. Details for fine-tuning items

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5c. Pulse Output

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6.

 

DTMF

 

(D

UAL 

T

ONE 

M

ULTI

-F

REQUENCY

)

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6a. 5Vpp~20Vpp, 0.3Hz~20KHz, offset: -5V~+5V, %: 0~100%, phase: 
0~360°

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6b. How to set up

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7.

 

V

OLTAGE 

I

NPUT 

(M

EASURE

)

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7a. -3V ~ 24V

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8.

 

C

URRENT 

I

NPUT 

(M

EASURE

)

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8a-1. -4mA ~ 24mA

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8a-2. Measure and Output Loop Power 24V

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8b. How to set up

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8c. Details for set up

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8d. MAPPING Function

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9.

 

T

EMPERATURE 

I

NPUT 

(M

EASURE

)

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9a. TC Simulating Thermocouple Signals

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9b. How to set up

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9c. Details for set up

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III. SCANNING FOR SOURCE

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1.

 

V

OLTAGE 

S

CANNING FOR 

SOURCE

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2.

 

C

URRENT 

S

CANNING FOR 

SOURCE

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3.

 

T

EMPERATURE 

S

CANNING FOR 

SOURCE

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IV. DATA LOGGING

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1.

 

T

HE WAY OF LOGGING

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2.

 

S

INGLE

-

POINT 

D

ATA 

L

OGGING

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3.

 

M

ULTI

-

POINT 

D

ATA 

L

OGGING

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4.

 

D

ELETE 

D

ATA 

&

 

D

OWNLOAD 

D

ATA

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V.    REMOTE PC (CONTROLLING THE CALIBRATOR)

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Summary of Contents for RS-133

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual RS 133 Documenting Multifunction Calibrator Arbitrary Function Generator ...

Page 2: ...asses the following tests EN 61326 1 2013 EN 61000 3 2 2014 EN 61000 3 3 2013 Safety Symbols Please read the statement thoroughly to prevent injury or loss of life and prevent damage to this product Earth ground DC Direct Current Conforms to relevant European Union directives ...

Page 3: ... municipal waste Contact a qualified recycler for disposal Please remove all the test leads before performing maintenance cleaning and battery replacement etc Do Not plug in the AC adapter when the ambient temperature exceeds 45 113 Do Not charge the lithium battery when the ambient temperature exceeds 45 113 ...

Page 4: ...acilitating use with HARTTM Communicator 8 2a 3 Simulating a Transmitter 9 2a 4 Simulating Electronic Load Max 30V 24mA 10 2a 5 LED Brightness Testing 0 24mA 11 2b How to set up 12 2c Details for set up 13 2d MAPPING Function 14 3 TEMPERATURE SOURCE THERMOCOUPLES 15 3a TC Simulating Thermocouple Signals 15 3b How to set up 16 3c Details for set up 16 4 FREQUENCY HZ OUTPUT 17 4a 0 1Vpp 20Vpp 0 3Hz ...

Page 5: ...EASURE 25 8a 1 4mA 24mA 25 8a 2 Measure and Output Loop Power 24V 26 8b How to set up 27 8c Details for set up 28 8d MAPPING Function 28 9 TEMPERATURE INPUT MEASURE 29 9a TC Simulating Thermocouple Signals 29 9b How to set up 30 9c Details for set up 30 III SCANNING FOR SOURCE 31 1 VOLTAGE SCANNING FOR SOURCE 31 2 CURRENT SCANNING FOR SOURCE 35 3 TEMPERATURE SCANNING FOR SOURCE 39 IV DATA LOGGING ...

Page 6: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 06 04 2018 Version No 1 VI BATTERY RECHARGING 48 VII ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 49 VIII GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 53 APPENDIX 1 ASCII CODE LIST 54 LIMITED WARRANTY 57 ...

Page 7: ...Programmable cold junction compensation allows users to fine tune temperature output and measurement 11 Programmable 0 and 100 value for easy 25 step function 12 Output error warning when output is shorted or open 13 Short circuit protection for voltage output 14 Clear and easy user interface Numerical key pad sliding switch and dot matrix LCM with backlight 15 Voltage frequency PWM duty cycle squ...

Page 8: ...or instruments for 11 types of thermocouples 6 Calibration of valve opening by changing duty cycle of a PWM signal 7 Generation of selected test frequency and waveform for electronic device 8 Pre stored 1 3 octave audition white noise and pink noise for MP3 MD speaker and audio driver tests 9 Audio Frequency Synthesizer Programmable frequency and phase synthesis of single tone DTMF Double Tone Mul...

Page 9: ...nction 4 SETUP button 5 Numerical key pads or buttons for special functions 6 Output Simulation terminals for SOURCE 7 Input terminals for MEASURE 8 Sliding switch for various functions 9 Temperature input output terminals 10 SHIFT button for using secondary functions on the numerical key pads DTMF and Frequency switching 11 S M button for selecting SOURCE or MEASURE ...

Page 10: ...once to store it as default mode when power is turned on 3 Type in a voltage value including decimal point then press ENTER 4 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 5 Then connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for calibration 6 To perform voltage scanning refer to Scanning for Source chapter 7 To perform data logging function refer to Data loggi...

Page 11: ... at the output terminals the calibrator can not output the correct voltage Please remove connecting leads and check when there is a symbol of OUTPUT ERROR 3 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specific terminals only Remove all other connections to the unused terminals Always connect to only one of SOURCE MEASURE or TC alone 1b How to set up 1 Press to enter SETUP function 2 ...

Page 12: ... button to select the item you d like to setup 2 When the selected item is in reverse video type in a value 3 FILE NAME Type in a name by corresponding to ASCII codes refer to Appendix 1 For example for the letter A users should type in 65 4 The data under the same file name will be put together ...

Page 13: ...t mode when power is turned on when you press the OUTPUT mode can be set as SOURCE 3 Type in a current value including decimal point then press ENTER 4 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 5 Then connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for calibration 6 Current scanning function refer to Scanning for Source chapter 7 Data logging function refer ...

Page 14: ... output mode Press to set the OUTPUT mode as SOURCE HART250 mode Enabled 3 Type in a current value including decimal point then press ENTER 4 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 5 Then connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for calibration 6 Current scanning function refer to Scanning for Source chapter 7 Data logging function refer to Data lo...

Page 15: ...ode as SIMULATE HART250 mode Disabled 3 Type in a current value including decimal point then press ENTER 4 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 5 Then connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the power source and the panel meter or current measuring device 6 Current scanning function refer to Scanning for Source chapter 7 Data logging function refer to Data...

Page 16: ...SOURCE output mode Press to set the OUTPUT mode as SOURCE 3 Type in a current value including decimal point then press ENTER 4 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 5 Then connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the power source 6 Current scanning function refer to Scanning for Source chapter 7 Data logging function refer to Data logging chapter ...

Page 17: ...t SOURCE output mode Press to set the OUTPUT mode as SOURCE 3 Type in a current value including decimal point then press ENTER 4 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 5 Then connect Test leads or Alligator clips to LED 6 Current scanning function refer to Scanning for Source chapter 7 Data logging function refer to Data logging chapter ...

Page 18: ...n not output the correct current Please remove connecting leads and check when there is a symbol of OUTPUT ERROR 3 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specific terminals only Remove all other connections to the unused terminals Always connect to only one of SOURCE MEASURE or TC alone 2b How to set up 1 Press to enter SETUP function 2 mA 0 set up the starting current for scann...

Page 19: ... to setup 2 When the selected item is in reverse video type in a value 3 When setting up the mapping unit for 4mA or 20mA type in the unit by corresponding to ASCII codes refer to Appendix 1 For example for KW users should type in 75 and 87 4 MAPPING YES means the mapping function is enabled NO means the mapping function is disabled ...

Page 20: ...ame as the one set up by users For example for the unit KW users should type in 75 and 87 3 If in the SETUP display users set up 0KW for 4mA and 100KW for 20mA When users type in 100 and then press ENTER the display will show 100 0KW the main display and 20 000mA which means the original output of the calibrator is 20 000mA 4 When users perform scanning function the display show 0 100KW instead of...

Page 21: ...rature value including decimal point press ENTER then the calibrator will output this temperature value 3 When the output value is 0 please type in a negative sign first 4 When the output value is 1 and 0 please type in 0 first Warning 1 Do not make an input or connect any charged installment to TC terminals to prevent from damaging the calibrator 2 When there is an output short circuit or overloa...

Page 22: ...p the thermocouple type 6 UNIT here users can choose or 3c Details for set up 1 Press button to select the item you d like to setup 2 When the selected item is in reverse video type in a value 3 C J COMP Users can type in the temperature for Cold Junction Compensation The default is 0 0 users can make compensation from 5 to 5 in accordance with the ideal output values 4 When TC TYPE is in reverse ...

Page 23: ...urned on 2 Press button to select the type of waveform Sine wave Square wave Triangular wave Truncated sine wave and User programmable waveform 3 Press button to switch among Voltage Peak to Peak Vpp OFFSET DUTY and Hz 4 Then type in a value including decimal point and press ENTER 5 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 6 Connect Test leads or Alligator clip...

Page 24: ...g the calibrator 2 When there is an output short circuit or overload the calibrator can not output the correct frequency 3 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specific terminals only Remove all other connections to the unused terminals Always connect to only one of SOURCE MEASURE or TC alone 4b How to set up 1 Press to enter SETUP function 2 Waveform Index give a number for a...

Page 25: ...output TTL or modulate PWM signal 4 DUTY for a square wave users can decide the band width of the positive wave For a triangular wave users can set up the saw toothed shape 5 Set up the waveform users can select among sine wave square wave triangular wave truncated sine wave and user programmable waveform 6 User programmable waveform first users have to compile a waveform in PC and then send it to...

Page 26: ...on at the same time the display will show a reverse PULSE mark which means it already enters into the PULSE function 3 Press button to switch among Voltage Peak to Peak Vpp OFFSET and PULSE 4 Then type in a value including decimal point and press ENTER 5 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 6 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for calibrati...

Page 27: ...als to prevent from damaging the calibrator 2 When there is an output short circuit or overload the calibrator can not output the correct PULSE waveform 3 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specific terminals only Remove all other connections to the unused terminals Always connect to only one of SOURCE MEASURE or TC alone 5b Details for fine tuning items Press button to sele...

Page 28: ...iding switch to Hz Press once to store it as default mode when power is turned on 2 Press button to enter DTMF mode 3 Press button to set up all the parameters of F1 and F2 4 Then type in a value including decimal point and press ENTER 5 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to SOURCE terminals red to and black to 6 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for calibration ...

Page 29: ...lment to SOURCE terminals to prevent from damaging the calibrator 2 When there is an output short circuit or overload the calibrator can not output the correct frequency waveform 3 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specific terminals only Remove all other connections to the unused terminals Always connect to only one of SOURCE MEASURE or TC alone 6b How to set up 1 Hz set u...

Page 30: ...tor clips to the object for measurement 5 The calibrator display will show the measurement result 6 Data logging function refer to Data logging chapter Remark 1 The measurement result is 5 digit including decimal point and negative sign Warning 1 Do not measure over 30V for MEASURE terminals to prevent from damaging the calibrator 2 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specifi...

Page 31: ... and black to 4 Then connect the other ends of Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for measurement 5 The calibrator display will show the measurement result 6 Data logging function refer to Data logging chapter Remark 1 The measurement result is 5 digit including decimal point and negative sign Warning 1 Perform one function at a time and make connection to the specific terminals only Remo...

Page 32: ... set the OUTPUT mode as SOURCE as for HARTTM mode users can set it as Enabled or Disabled 3 Connect Test leads or Alligator clips to below terminals Red to mA V Hz LOOP terminal Black to mA V terminal 4 Then connect the other ends of Test leads or Alligator clips to the object for measurement 5 The calibrator display will show the measurement result 6 Data logging function refer to Data logging ch...

Page 33: ...alibrator EN 06 04 2018 Version No 1 27 8b How to set up 1 Press to enter SETUP function 2 4mA set up the mapping unit for 4mA 3 20mA set up the mapping unit for 20mA 4 MAPPING here users can decide if they want MAPPING function ...

Page 34: ... and 87 4 MAPPING YES means the mapping function is enabled NO means the mapping function is disabled 8d MAPPING Function 1 In the SETUP display when users choose YES for MAPPING the MAPPING function is enabled 2 The display unit will be the same as the one set up by users For example for the unit KW users should type in 75 and 87 3 If in the SETUP display users set up 0KW for 4mA and 100KW for 20...

Page 35: ... connect the other end of Thermocouple to the object for measurement 6 The calibrator display will show the temperature of the tested object Remark 1 The measurement result is 5 digit including decimal point and negative sign Warning 1 The Input TC terminals is for measuring mV do not measure over 30V for MEASURE terminals to prevent from damaging the calibrator 2 Perform one function at a time an...

Page 36: ...1 Press button to select the item you d like to setup 2 When the selected item is in reverse video type in a value 3 C J COMP Users can type in the temperature for Cold Junction Compensation The default is 0 0 users can make compensation from 5 to 5 in accordance with the ideal output values 4 When TC TYPE is in reverse video users can press button to choose the thermocouple type they want 5 When ...

Page 37: ...V 0 set up the starting voltage for scanning 3 V 100 set up the ending voltage for scanning Remark 1 Users are allowed to type in max 5 digits 2 Type in a voltage value including decimal point press ENTER then the calibrator will output this voltage value 3 When the output value is 0 please type in a negative sign first 4 When the output value is 1 and 0 please type in 0 first ...

Page 38: ...99 2 1 Manual Multi step scanning increase progressively Press this button once 25 till it reaches 100 Fast ramp scanning 4 8 100 96 8 4 Return to the starting point of scanning 0 Press it during scanning period to HOLD the scanning Return to the ending point of scanning 100 Auto Multi step scanning increase and decrease progressively 0 25 50 75 100 Manual Multi step scanning decrease progressivel...

Page 39: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 06 04 2018 Version No 1 33 1c Example of Connecting Leads for Rapid and Multi step Scanning Connecting Leads for Fast ramp ...

Page 40: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 34 06 04 2018 Version No 1 Connecting Leads for Multi step Scanning ...

Page 41: ...he starting current for scanning 3 mA 100 set up the ending current for scanning Remark 1 Users are allowed to type in max 5 digits 2 Type in a current value including decimal point press ENTER then the calibrator will output this current value 3 When the output value is 0 please type in a negative sign first 4 When the output value is 1 and 0 please type in 0 first ...

Page 42: ...99 2 1 Manual Multi step scanning increase progressively Press this button once 25 till it reaches 100 Fast ramp 4 8 100 96 8 4 Return to the starting point of scanning 0 Press it during scanning period to HOLD the scanning Return to the ending point of scanning 100 Auto Multi step scanning increase and decrease progressively 0 25 50 75 100 Manual Multi step scanning decrease progressively Press t...

Page 43: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 06 04 2018 Version No 1 37 2c Example of Connecting Leads for Rapid and Multi step Scanning Connecting Leads for Fast ramp ...

Page 44: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 38 06 04 2018 Version No 1 Connecting Leads for Multi step Scanning ...

Page 45: ...rting temperature for scanning 3 TC 100 set up the ending temperature for scanning Remark 1 Users are allowed to type in max 5 digits 2 Type in a temperature value including decimal point press ENTER then the calibrator will output this temperature value 3 When the output value is 0 please type in a negative sign first 4 When the output value is 1 and 0 please type in 0 first ...

Page 46: ...0 99 2 1 Manual Multi step scanning increase progressively Press this button once 25 till it reaches 100 Fast ramp 4 8 100 96 8 4 Return to the starting point of scanning 0 Press it during scanning period to HOLD the scanning Return to the ending point of scanning 100 Auto Multi step scanning increase and decrease progressively 0 25 50 75 100 Manual Multi step scanning decrease progressively Press...

Page 47: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 06 04 2018 Version No 1 41 3c Example of Connecting Leads for Ramp and Multi step Scanning Connecting Leads for Fast ramp ...

Page 48: ...Documenting Multifunction Calibrator EN 42 06 04 2018 Version No 1 Connecting Leads for Multi step Scanning ...

Page 49: ...ta logging 4 FILE NAME data can be saved under different file names Here users can set up a file name However this function is available only when the SAMPLE is set up as 0 1b Data logging for V mA Temperature 1 The data logging can be preformed under both modes SOURCE and MEASURE But the data can not be logged under different ranges or under different modes When the SAMPLE is set up as 0 many sin...

Page 50: ... by users 1 SAMPLE rate has to be 0 if users would like to use the function of saving data in FILE NAMEs 2 To perform data logging press and then SHIFT will show on the left bottom of the display Press button to start data logging 3 Data logging for various data can be performed under any ranges or any modes Users just have to follow the above procedures to continue data logging and saving 2 Singl...

Page 51: ...er the same FILE NAME can be logged together 3 To continue data logging under each range users just have to repeat the above step 1 3 Multi point Data Logging 3a Data Logging Set Up 1 Only under V range users can set up SAMPLE and FILE NAME And the setups under V range will be applied to other ranges mA 2 Press to enter SETUP function 3 SAMPLE set up the sampling time from 1 255 sec 4 FILE NAME fo...

Page 52: ...please repeat the above procedure 3 All the data can not logged under different ranges or different modes If users have to log data for a different mode or range they have to download data or clear memory first 4 Delete Data Download Data 1 Delete Data Turn off the power first Press and buttons at the same time there will be 2 beep sounds Then the memory is cleared 2 Download Data First install th...

Page 53: ...r 1 The baud rate between PC and the calibrator is 460800 Bps 2 Please refer to below list for corresponding the calibrator buttons to the remote PC buttons Calibator buttons PC buttons ASCII 0 0x30 1 0x31 2 0x32 3 0x33 4 0x34 5 0x35 6 0x36 7 0x37 8 0x38 9 0x39 0x2E ENTER 0x0D F 0x46 U 0x55 S 0x53 I 0x49 ...

Page 54: ... rechargeable battery is less than 10 we suggest users to recharge the battery by using the AC power adaptor provided along with the calibrator 4 To recharge the battery users just need to 1 put the AC power adaptor into the socket 2 connect the AC power adaptor to DC terminal of the calibrator 3 turn on the calibrator then the recharging will start Warning The AC power adaptor is used for lithium...

Page 55: ... measure Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 4mA to 0 005mA 1uA 0 03 10dgts 0 005mA to 4mA 1uA 0 03 5dgts 4mA to 20mA 1uA 0 03 3dgts 20mA to 24mA 1uA 0 03 5dgts If reading of mA measure is less than 5 digits it is displayed as 0 V measure Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 3V to 0 005V 0 001V 0 03 10dgts 0 005V to 10V 0 001V 0 03 5dgts 10V to 24V 0 001V 0 03 5dgts If reading of V measure is les...

Page 56: ...ak Vpp 0 3 20KHz 50 duty cycle square wave 0V offset Range V Resolution Accuracy of Reading 1 to 20V 0 001V 6 0 4V Voltage of Offset Maximum Vpp 20V Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 5V to 5V 0 001V 5 0 5V 5 xVpp Duty Cycle square wave 10 Vpp 0 3 20KHz Range Resolution Rise Time of Vpp Fall Time of Vpp 0 to 100 1 10μS max 5μS typical 15μS max 7 5μS typical Pulse square wave 10 Vpp Offset 5V 5V ...

Page 57: ...00 0 to 9999 9 0 1Hz 0 2Hz 10000 to 20000 1Hz 2Hz DTMF Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 0 100 1 5 DTMF Phase Angle Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 0 360 1 100μS 1 DTMF Vpp F1 F2 1 KHz 1 2 Phase1 Phase2 Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 5V 20V 0 001V 10 0 6V DTMF Offset F1 F2 1 KHz 1 2 Phase1 Phase2 Range Resolution Accuracy of Reading 5V 5V 0 001V 10 0 6V 5 xVpp ...

Page 58: ...1922 1 2 E 200 to 150 1 5 382 to 238 2 7 150 to 0 0 9 238 to 32 1 6 0 to 850 0 7 32 to 1562 1 2 T 200 to 150 1 5 382 to 238 2 7 150 to 0 1 2 238 to 32 2 1 0 to 400 0 8 32 to 752 1 4 R 0 to 500 1 8 32 to 932 3 2 500 to 1760 1 5 932 to 3200 2 7 S 0 to 500 1 8 32 to 932 3 2 500 to 1760 1 5 932 to 3200 2 7 N 200 to 0 1 5 328 to 32 2 7 0 to 1300 0 9 32 to 2372 1 6 L 200 to 0 0 9 328 to 32 1 6 0 to 900 ...

Page 59: ...6 0 H mm 8 4 L x 3 9 W x 2 2 H Weight 650g 22 9oz Batteries included Operation Environment 0 50 85 RH Storage Environment 20 60 75 RH Accessories Carrying case x 1 User manual x 1 AC power adaptor x 1 USB cable x 1 Software CD x 1 Software manual x 1 K type thermocouple dual plugs x 1 Alligator clips x 2 black and red Test leads x 2 black and red Rechargeable lithium battery 11 1V 1600mAh x 1 ...

Page 60: ...de list Decimal System ASCII Decimal System ASCII 32 62 33 63 34 64 35 65 A 36 66 B 37 67 C 38 68 D 39 69 E 40 70 F 41 71 G 42 72 H 43 73 I 44 74 J 45 75 K 46 76 L 47 77 M 48 0 78 N 49 1 79 O 50 2 80 P 51 3 81 Q 52 4 82 R 53 5 83 S 54 6 84 T 55 7 85 U 56 8 86 V 57 9 87 W 58 88 X 59 89 Y ...

Page 61: ...II 60 90 Z 61 91 92 127 93 128 凸 94 129 μ 95 _ 130 96 131 97 a 132 98 b 133 99 c 134 100 d 135 101 e 136 102 f 137 103 g 138 104 h 139 Λ 105 i 140 106 j 141 千 107 k 142 万 108 l 143 元 109 m 144 丹 110 n 145 X 111 o 146 112 p 147 113 q 148 114 r 149 115 s 150 116 t 151 Є 117 u 152 118 v 153 119 w 154 120 x 155 ...

Page 62: ...018 Version No 1 Decimal System ASCII Decimal System ASCII 121 y 156 α 122 z 157 β 123 158 γ 124 159 δ 125 160 ε 126 161 ζ 162 η 163 Θ 164 165 К 166 λ 167 μ 168 ν 169 ζ 170 〇 171 π 172 ρ 173 σ 174 τ 175 υ 176 Φ 177 χ 178 ψ 179 ω 180 Γ 181 Σ 182 Φ 183 Ω ...

Page 63: ...t accident unauthorized repair alteration contamination or abnormal conditions of operation or handling Any implied warranties arising out of the sale of this product including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited to the above RS Components shall not be liable for loss of use of the instrument or other incidental or consequential...

Page 64: ...entre Phase 2 No 618 Yan an Eastern Road Shanghai 200001 China www rs components com Europe RS Components Ltd PO Box 99 Corby Northants NN17 9RS United Kingdom www rs components com Japan RS Components Ltd West Tower 12th Floor Yokohama Business Park 134 Godocho Hodogaya Yokohama Kanagawa 240 0005 Japan www rs components com U S A Allied Electronics 7151 Jack Newell Blvd S Fort Worth Texas 76118 U...

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