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Contents

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Checking the Contents of the Package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Précautions d’emploi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

1. Product Outline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1

1.1

Product Outline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

2. Names and Functions of Parts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-1

3. Before Starting Source or Measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-1

3.1

Usage Precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

3.2

Connecting a Power Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3

3.2.1 Using Alkaline Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3

3.2.2 Using an AC Adapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4

3.2.3 Using an NiMH Battery Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5

3.2.4 Fuse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-8

3.3

Turning the Power On and Off. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-9

3.3.1 Turning the Power On and Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-9

3.3.2 Auto Power Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3-9

3.3.3 Turning the Backlight On and Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-10

3.4 Operating Environment

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4. Source . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-1

4.1

Connecting the Source Terminals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2

4.2 Source DC Voltage (DCV) Signals

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4.3 Source DC Current (DCA) Signals

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4.3.1 Source DC Current Signals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4

4.3.2 4-20 mA Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

4.3.3 20 mA SINK Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4-6

4.4 Source Resistance (Ω) Signals

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4-8

4.5 Source Thermocouple (TC) Signals

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4.5.1 Source Thermocouple (TC) Signals

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10

4.5.2 Using an External RJ Sensor

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4.5.3 Using the Built-in RJ Sensor

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4.6 Source Resistance Temperature Detector

(RTD) Signals

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Summary of Contents for CA150

Page 1: ...User s Manual CA150 HANDY CAL IM CA150E 7th Edition Oct 2017 YMI IM CA150E...

Page 2: ...Every effort has been made to ensure the information contained herein is accurate However should any concerns errors or emissions come to your attention or if you have any comments please contact us...

Page 3: ...the instrument matches the one on your order Model Model CA150 Serial No Should you need to contact the dealer from whom you purchased the instrument have your unit s serial number handy to give to t...

Page 4: ...S standard 94010 H GB standard 94010 P KC standard 94010 N NBR standard NiMH battery 94015 RJ sensor B9108WA For reference junction compensation Main body case 93027 With strap and accessories case Ac...

Page 5: ...is an essential part of the product keep it a safe place for future reference YOKOGAWA is by no means liable for any damage resulting from use of the instrument in contradiction to these cautionary no...

Page 6: ...n injury to the user and or physical damage to the product or other equipment unless the described instruction is abided by NOTE Indicates information that is essential for handling the instrument or...

Page 7: ...ctive Before commencing operation make sure that protection features are free from defects External Connections When connecting the instrument to the object to be tested or an external control circuit...

Page 8: ...r cord supplied by YOKOGAWA Additionally do not use the AC adapter and the power code supplied with this instrument with another instrument Do not place anything on the AC adapter or power cord and pr...

Page 9: ...partie essentielle du produit le conserver dans un endroit s r pour une r f rence ult rieure YOKOGAWA ne saurait en aucun cas tre d clar responsable de tout dommage r sultant d une utilisation de l in...

Page 10: ...Attention Indique un danger Attire l attention sur une utilisation qui pourrait engendrer une blessure personnelle et ou tre pr judiciable au produit Remarque Indique les informations essentielles la...

Page 11: ...instrument si un fusible ou tout autre dispositif de protection est d fectueux Avant de mettre l instrument sous tension toujours s assurer que les dispositifs de protection sont exempts de tout d fau...

Page 12: ...c cet instrument avec un autre instrument Ne placer aucun objet sur l adaptateur secteur ou le cordon d alimentation et viter que des sources de chaleur entrent en contact avec ces derniers Pour d bra...

Page 13: ...claire Puis consulter rapidement un m decin pour qu il prescrive un traitement Lors du remplacement de la batterie NiMH toujours placer l interrupteur d alimentation de l instrument en position d arr...

Page 14: ...humidit faible Avertissement S assurer d utiliser le CA150 pour charger la batterie NiMH Charger la batterie NiMH dans un environnement o la temp rature se trouve entre 10 et 35 C Charger la batterie...

Page 15: ...Source Avertissement Pour viter tout risque de choc lectrique ne pas appliquer de tension de 30 V ou plus aux bornes de sortie S assurer galement que la tension la masse ne d passe pas 30 V S assurer...

Page 16: ...dans l tui de transport lorsque l crou de la borne de sortie n est pas compl tement serr et d passe une force externe peut tre appliqu e sur la borne et l endommager entra nant le dysfonctionnement d...

Page 17: ...ais aussi provoquer des blessures chez l op rateur Attention propos du fusible Il existe un fusible de protection de l entr e de courant int gr pour la borne d entr e de courant Le fusible saute lorsq...

Page 18: ...500 et 5 k deux types d talonnages sont n cessaires en raison des diff rences de courant courant d excitation arrivant d un dispositif externe L 500 1 mA Il est possible de calibrer avec la plage de m...

Page 19: ...Power On and Off 3 9 3 3 1 Turning the Power On and Off 3 9 3 3 2 Auto Power Off 3 9 3 3 3 Turning the Backlight On and Off 3 10 3 4 Operating Environment 3 11 4 Source 4 1 4 1 Connecting the Source...

Page 20: ...ng DC Voltage DCV 5 4 5 3 Measuring DC Current DCA 5 4 5 3 1 Measuring DC Current 5 4 5 3 2 Measuring 24V LOOP 5 5 5 4 Measuring Thermocouple TC 5 6 5 5 Measuring Resistance 5 7 5 6 Measuring Resistan...

Page 21: ...stment 9 2 9 2 Calibration of Measurement Functions Adjustment 9 5 9 3 Verification after Calibration 9 8 9 4 Calibration of Temperature Ranges 9 8 10 Troubleshooting 10 1 10 1 Troubleshooting Checkli...

Page 22: ...JPt100 Frequency and pulse PULSE CPM 100 Hz 1000 Hz 10 kHz 50 kHz Measurement MEASURE Function Range DC Voltage DCV 35 V 5 V 500 mV DC Current DCA 100 mA 20 mA Resistance 50 k 5 k 500 Thermocouple TC...

Page 23: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 App 2 Names and Functions of Parts Fuse holder FUSE LCD Screen Keys Output terminals Input terminals Source keys Output value setting keys Measure keys RJ sensor connector RS...

Page 24: ...CHARGE Starts stops charging of the NiMH battery Output Value Setting Keys Output value setting keys Sets the source output value Each up and down key corresponds to a digit and increments or decremen...

Page 25: ...4 7 Generating Frequency and Pulse PULSE Signals CLEAR Restores the setting value to its default Goes back one level in setting mode Clears the memory for the memory function MEASURE Keys FUNCTION Ch...

Page 26: ...E 2 Indicates the measurement value top row seven segments MEASURE and the unit are also displayed 3 Indicates the function selected with the FUNCTION key of SOURCE 4 Indicates the source setting valu...

Page 27: ...ory function or program sweep function is in use Indicates the memory number Lights when the sweep function is in use Lights when the divided output n m function or step sweep function is in use Indic...

Page 28: ...lay of Alphanumeric Characters Since the LCD screen of the instrument has seven segments alphanumeric characters are displayed as shown below Some of the characters are not used 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 B...

Page 29: ...instrument and unplug the power cord from the outlet if you are using an AC adapter Then disconnect all lead cables from the instrument When carrying the instrument use the carrying case Keep input te...

Page 30: ...losions caused by inflammable gases and the like are possible NOTE When you require high source and measurement accuracy use the instrument under the following conditions Ambient temperature 23 5 C Am...

Page 31: ...re not connected 2 Slide up the lock switch on the left side of the instrument and remove the alkaline battery holder 3 Insert the six alkaline batteries into the holder 4 Insert the holder into the o...

Page 32: ...adapter power supply ratings Model 94010 Rated supply voltage 100 to 240 V AC Allowable supply voltage range 90 to 264 V AC Rated supply frequency 50 60 Hz Allowable supply voltage frequency range 47...

Page 33: ...rong direct sunlight inside a vehicle under the hot sun or near a fire otherwise it may result in a solution leakage or deterioration in the performance and or life Do not disassemble or modify the Ni...

Page 34: ...MH battery 3 Insert the holder into the opening on the instrument Slide the holder into the opening so that the connector is aligned properly 4 Slide down the lock switch to fix the holder in place Th...

Page 35: ...charging The CHARGE mark appears 3 The CHARGE mark disappears when charging is complete To stop charging press the CHARGE key again CAUTION Performing generation or measurement is possible during cha...

Page 36: ...with a new one For details on disposing refer to 10 2 2 How to Replace and Dispose the Batteries 3 2 4 Fuse CAUTION Be sure to use the designated fuse A fuse for current input protection is inserted i...

Page 37: ...from the instrument when running the instrument on batteries 3 3 2 Auto Power Off When running the instrument on batteries the LCD screen flashes alarm if approximately 9 minutes 30 seconds elapse wit...

Page 38: ...to turn the backlight on Press the LIGHT key again to turn the backlight off NOTE The backlight turns off automatically if approximately 10 minutes elapse without a key being pressed To continue using...

Page 39: ...s in locations that fall under measurement categories II III and IV Measurement Category Measurement Category Description Remarks O None Other Other circuits that are not directly connect to MAINS Cir...

Page 40: ...H Condensation may occur if the CA150 is moved to another place where the ambient temperature and humidity are higher or if the temperature changes rapidly If this happens let the CA150 adjust to the...

Page 41: ...cuitry may be damaged The voltage drop component due to the resistance approximately 0 1 on a round trip basis of the lead cables becomes an error on the instrument Precaution of connecting the output...

Page 42: ...put terminals of the target device Be sure to confirm the polarity to ensure the clips are correctly connected to the input terminals Source setting value indication Output value setting keys Function...

Page 43: ...o its initial value zero 5 Use the key to select a polarity if the polarity needs to be changed No sign appears for 6 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start generation SOURCE OFF changes to ON 7 Press t...

Page 44: ...zero 5 Use the key to select a polarity if the polarity needs to be changed No sign appears for For the polarity refer to 4 3 3 20 mA SINK Function 6 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start generation S...

Page 45: ...he three rightmost digits to increment or decrement the value by one count Use these keys to make fine adjustments etc Press the CLEAR key to restore the setting to its initial value 4 000 5 Press the...

Page 46: ...to select the 20 mA range 22 000 mA to 22 000 mA 3 Use the output value setting keys to set each digit output value Each key corresponds to a digit of the setting value Each time a key is pressed the...

Page 47: ...the input inductance component is likely to be greater than 100 H CA150 H L mA H L MEASURE SOURCE H L Equipment such as a converter DCA DCA If the equipment s input inductance component is too large c...

Page 48: ...as 0 01 to 5 mA This varies depending on the generated resistance value For details refer to the specifications Obtaining Accurate Measurements Since the generated resistance value is calibrated with...

Page 49: ...ce A value continues to change when you hold down the key Press the CLEAR key to restore the setting to its initial value zero 5 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start generation SOURCE OFF changes to O...

Page 50: ...ce A value continues to change when you hold down the key 6 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start generation 7 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key again to turn off the output OFF lights and the output termina...

Page 51: ...meter CA150 H L SOURCE H L SOURCE H L Device under calibration thermometer Thermocouple External RJ sensor Calibration including use of thermocouple The generation operating procedure is identical to...

Page 52: ...etting Three types of source settings are available Use the key to select a setting Interval IntVAL RJ sensor rJC Calibration CAL 5 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 6 Use the key to select...

Page 53: ...own the key Press the CLEAR key to restore the setting to its initial value zero 5 Use the key to select a polarity if the polarity needs to be changed No sign appears for 6 Press the SOURCE ON OFF ke...

Page 54: ...Measure MEAS Common ConF 3 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 4 Select the temperature scale standard setting Four types of common settings are available Use the key to select a setting Aut...

Page 55: ...OURCE ON SOURCE ON End n pulse number setting value PULSE SET Key When the generation of frequency and pulse signals is selected with FUNCTION of SOURCE each press of the PULSE SET key toggles the mod...

Page 56: ...setting of each range to its default setting 4 Press the PULSE SET key once to switch to amplitude setting mode Use the output value setting keys to set the voltage Press the CLEAR key to restore the...

Page 57: ...ult setting 4 Press the PULSE SET key once to switch to amplitude setting mode Use the output value setting keys to set the voltage Press the CLEAR key to restore the setting to 0 10000 V 5 Press the...

Page 58: ...itial value 1 1 4 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start generation 5 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key again to turn off the output OFF lights and the output terminals are open circuited 6 Press the n m key...

Page 59: ...ut Functions Three types of sweep output generation are available Each press of the SWEEP SET key toggles the mode as shown below Step Sweep Linear Sweep Program Sweep Cancel Tip When frequency or pul...

Page 60: ...The default value is 1 n is settable from 0 to 19 A value higher than the m value cannot be set 5 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start the steps as shown in the figure above 6 Press the SOURCE ON OFF...

Page 61: ...t source Three types of setting modes are available Use the key to select a mode Source SrC Measure MEAS Common ConF 3 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 4 Select the interval time setting T...

Page 62: ...setting key to set the setting value upper value 4 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start output automatically as shown in the figure above 5 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key again to stop the output 6 Press...

Page 63: ...lect source Three types of setting modes are available Use the key to select a mode Source SrC Measure MEAS Common ConF 3 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 4 Select the sweep time interval...

Page 64: ...formation of measurement conditions is ignored If there is an unused number during the step operation or a number saved with different FUNCTION and RANGE conditions the step operation returns to the s...

Page 65: ...SWEEP and MEM NO appear 2 Use the key to set the memory number Start The source value that corresponds to a memory number is displayed 3 Press the SOURCE ON OFF key to start output automatically Outp...

Page 66: ...e source value setting value C is displayed 2 Press the ENTER key once Thermocouple TC The thermoelectric power mV corresponding to the temperature is displayed Resistance Temperature Detector RTD The...

Page 67: ...esult in injury to the operator The maximum allowable applied voltage for the grounding of all input output terminals is 42 Vpeak Be sure not to exceed this voltage because doing so may not only cause...

Page 68: ...t indication Function selection Operation on measurement side Measurement lead cables RD031 Black Red Measurement input terminals This shows the lead cable connections for when DCV ohm TC RTD or FREQ...

Page 69: ...Current DCA 24V LOOP DCA 3W RTD Measurement lead cables RD031 Black Red Measurement input terminals Measurement lead cables RD031 Black Red Measurement input terminals Measurement input terminals Term...

Page 70: ...rdance with the object to be measured 4 The measurement value and unit mV V appear 5 3 Measuring DC Current DCA 5 3 1 Measuring DC Current Measurement lead cables RD031 Black Red Measurement input ter...

Page 71: ...150 H L mA MEASURE Two wire transmitter Converter 24V LOOP Distributor 4 20 mA 24 V DC 1 Connect the terminals as shown in the figure above 2 Use the FUNCTION key on the MEASURE side to align the meas...

Page 72: ...ple leg leg Terminal adapter 99022 1 Connect the terminals as shown in the figure above 2 Use the FUNCTION key on the MEASURE side to align the measurement mark with TC Thermocouple selection 3 Use th...

Page 73: ...nal force may be applied to the terminal thus causing damage to the terminal and resulting in the disability of measurement Measurement input terminals Terminal adapter 99022 Measurement lead cables R...

Page 74: ...asurement Measurement input terminals RTD Terminal adapter 99022 Measurement lead cables RD031 Black Red Measurement input terminals Two wire method Three wire method Measurement input terminals Termi...

Page 75: ...0000 CPH After the measurement value is reset to 0 the unit CPM or CPH and HOLD are displayed The instrument is in a standby state for measurement 4 Press the HOLD key to start pulse count measurement...

Page 76: ...onfirm the selection 4 Select the contact input setting Three types of measure settings are available Use the key to select a setting Averaging AVE Contact input Cont Measurement calibration CAL 5 Pre...

Page 77: ...ting mode Contact input and temperature scale standard Setting Memory Items Conditions that have been previously saved in setting mode can be reproduced Press the SAVE ENTER keys to save data and the...

Page 78: ...6 2 IM CA150E 6 1 Data Memory Items 6 1 Data Memory Items Memory number setting Memory operations...

Page 79: ...fter pressing the LOAD key use the key to select the memory number to confirm The save date and time appear and then the data appears 6 1 2 Replacing and Saving Follow the procedure below to replace s...

Page 80: ...ancel the operation Clear confirmation indication Clearing All Memory Numbers 1 Press the SAVE key Save mode MEM No memory number appears 2 Use the key to select a memory number 3 Press the CLEAR key...

Page 81: ...e below to clear saved data 1 Press the LOAD key Confirmation mode MEM No memory number and LOAD appear 2 Use the key to select a memory number 3 The save date and time appear 4 The saved data appears...

Page 82: ...20 6 2 1 Saving 1 Simultaneously press the SAVE and ENTER keys while a source or measurement value is displayed 2 SAVE SETUP appears and then the MEM No memory number appears 3 Use the key to change...

Page 83: ...and ENTER keys Setting memory mode MEM No memory number appears 2 Use the key to select a memory number 3 Press the ENTER key If data exists for the memory number a replace confirmation indication ap...

Page 84: ...ring All Memory Numbers 1 Simultaneously press the SAVE and ENTER keys Setting memory mode MEM No memory number appears 2 Use the key to select a memory number 3 Press the CLEAR key 4 Press the CLEAR...

Page 85: ...to normal source measurement mode Clearing Saved Data 1 Simultaneously press the LOAD and ENTER keys Load mode MEM No memory number and LOAD appear 2 SETUP appears 3 Use the key to select a memory num...

Page 86: ...ation Date Time Temperature Scale Standard SLOW FAST ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF AUTO MAN Normal Print In the case of Print Transfer interval Year Month Day Hour Minute Second ITS 90 IPTS 68 Level 3 Basic Op...

Page 87: ...ds 32 seconds Interval Time 5 seconds 10 seconds Selection FAST SLOW For details refer to 4 9 1 Step Sweep Function 4 9 2 Linear Sweep Function and 4 9 3 Program Sweep Function 2 Built in RJ Sensor Th...

Page 88: ...on 4 Use the keys to select the averaging setting 5 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 6 Use the keys to select ON or OFF ENTER ENTER To return to normal mode from setting mode simultaneousl...

Page 89: ...ly press the CLEAR and ENTER keys to switch to setting mode 2 Use the keys to select configuration 3 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 4 Use the keys to select the auto power off setting 5...

Page 90: ...erval other than 0 seconds is set pressing the HOLD key starts communication and outputs data in accordance with the transfer interval and pressing the HOLD key again stops communication 1 Simultaneou...

Page 91: ...he selection 6 Use the keys to set year month day on the top row Flashes 7 Press the ENTER key to confirm the setting 8 Use the keys to set hour minute second on the bottom row Flashes ENTER ENTER ENT...

Page 92: ...ort of a personal computer etc In printer mode you can output source values and measurement values at preset intervals 8 1 Cable Connection and Interface Specifications Cable Connection Recommended co...

Page 93: ...ion source function X O CW Writes the calibration data X O DT Sets and queries the date and time X O DW Decreases the m th digit of the source value by 1 digit O O ESC C RC Initializes the setting inf...

Page 94: ...utputs the setting information conditions O X PU Sets and queries display of PULSE source O X SD Sets and queries the source values O X SF Sets and queries the source function O X SO Starts stops and...

Page 95: ...yed on the LCD is returned Query Command Send command syntax Return Return data syntax of command query with response Operating Condition by Mode Normal The command can be used during normal measureme...

Page 96: ...ies whether the back light is on or off Command BLm Delimiter Answer BLm Delimiter Command BL Delimiter Return BLm Delimiter Parameter m 0 Off 1 On default value of m 0 Off BT Normal Setting Starts ch...

Page 97: ...elimiter Answer CPm Delimiter Parameter m 0 FS Calibration 1 Zero Calibration 2 FS Calibration CS Normal Setting Sets the measurement value during calibration Command CS Delimiter Answer CS Delimiter...

Page 98: ...cant Digit to 5 Most Significant Digit ESC C or RC Normal Setting Initializes the setting information setting conditions ESC ASCII 0 batu 1B Command ESC C Delimiter or Command RC Delimiter The followi...

Page 99: ...Delimiter Command MF Delimiter Return MFm Delimiter Parameter m 0 DCV 1 DCA 2 ohm 3 TC 4 RTD 5 Freq MO Normal Setting Turns on turns off and queries the measurement value indication Command MOm Delim...

Page 100: ...puts the measurement values Command OD Delimiter Return abcde Delimiter Parameter Header Section 4 bytes a V Voltage A Current O Resistance T Temperature F Frequency b DC Direct Current AC Alternating...

Page 101: ...ating Current Blank Nothing Applicable c N Normal O Overrange E No Data When no data abc E Measurement Data Section d Measurement Value 7 digits e E 0 E 3 E 3 When overrange and no data de 99999 E 3 S...

Page 102: ...J T R B S N L U RTD PT100 JPT100 FREQ 100 Hz 1000 Hz 10 kHz CPM CPH d Source ON OFF e Source Function DCV DCA OHM TC RTD PULSE f Source Range DCV 100 mV 1 V 10 V 30 V DCA 20 mA 4 20 mA OHM 500 OHM 5 k...

Page 103: ...m 200 0 to 400 0 C R m 0 to 1768 C S m 0 to 1768 C B m 600 to 1820 C 100 Hz 1 m 1 00 to 110 00 Hz 1000 Hz 1 m 90 0 to 1100 0 Hz 10 kHz 1 m 0 9 kHz to 11 0 kHz 50 kHz 1 m 9 kHz to 50 kHz 1000 CPM m 1 0...

Page 104: ...6 S 7 N 8 L 9 U RTD m 0 PT100 1 JPT100 PULSE m 0 100 Hz 1 1000 Hz 2 10 kHz 3 50 kHz 4 1000 CPM SY Normal Setting Switches and queries normal mode and setting mode Command SYm Delimiter Answer SYm Deli...

Page 105: ...displayed on the LCD Err 11 Received a command that is not used by the instrument Err 12 The parameter specified for the command is incorrect Err 13 Received a command that cannot be executed due to...

Page 106: ...MRm ND NDm NM NMm 3 3 3 3 3 CS DT Normal Mode Calibration Mode Memory Mode Setting Mode Linear Sweep Mode Step Sweep Mode n m Mode Program Sweep Mode Measure ment Off 3 When the temperature TC RTD di...

Page 107: ...Memory Mode Setting Mode Linear Sweep Mode Step Sweep Mode n m Mode Program Sweep Mode Measure ment Off 3 When the temperature TC RTD display function is selected for both source and measurement the...

Page 108: ...reflected The information is retained until the status byte is retrieved bit 3 Becomes 1 if a measurement value overrange occurs The information is retained until the status byte is retrieved bit 2 B...

Page 109: ...xample of Output When Source OFF and Measure OFF Source OFF Measure OFF When Source OFF and Measure ON Source OFF Measure Range 35V Data 0 000V Average OFF When Source ON and Measure OFF Source Functi...

Page 110: ...02 0 05 mV 0 002 1 V 0 0035 0 5 A 0 0035 0 5 A 0 002 0 01 0 005 0 15 0 01 5 Digital multimeter Digital multimeter DC voltage current standard Measurement Function Function DCA DCV Standard Device Rang...

Page 111: ...iagram 2 3 1 4 Function Range CAUTION About Resistance 500 Internal Offset Calibration When performing zero point calibration make sure the voltage between the H and L terminals is within approximatel...

Page 112: ...current standard H V L Digital multimeter I A L Digital multimeter 3 Calibration Procedure Connect the instrument in accordance with the function and range to be calibrated Refer to 2 Connection Diag...

Page 113: ...t calibration value displayed on the top row 13 When calibration is complete press the ENTER key to confirm the calibration value The calibration values of the range are calculated and saved to intern...

Page 114: ...mV 5 0000 V 5 0000 V 30 00 V 30 00 V 20 000 mA 20 000 mA 100 00mA 100 00mA 500 00 5 0000 k 50 000 k 3 W 3 wire Input 500 mV 5 V 35 V 20 mA 100 mA 500 5 k 50 k 6 7 5 Calibration Point ZERO Full Scale C...

Page 115: ...R key to confirm the selection 4 Use the key to select the calibration MEAS CAL setting 5 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection 6 Use the FUNCTION and RANGE keys to set the range to calibrate T...

Page 116: ...ard generator When the input value stabilizes press the ENTER key to confirm the calibration value The calibration values of the range are calculated and saved to internal memory The values overwrite...

Page 117: ...complete turn off the power Turn the power back on and verify generation and measurement in normal mode not calibration mode Use the standard device used for calibration Check the calibration points 9...

Page 118: ...atteries attached properly Have the batteries run out of power Is the plug of the AC adapter inserted in the instrument but the AC adapter is not connected to an AC power supply outlet When Using an A...

Page 119: ...r 200 0 to 100 0 C 0 02 0 7 C 0 02 0 5 C However 200 0 to 100 0 C 0 02 0 8 C 0 02 0 5 C However 200 0 to 0 C 0 02 1 0 C 0 02 0 5 C 0 02 0 5 C However 200 0 to 0 C 0 02 0 7 C Output resistance Approx 6...

Page 120: ...racy does not include RJ sensor accuracy RJ Sensor Specification Measurement range 10 to 50 C Accuracy when combined with main unit 18 to 28 C 0 5 C Other than 18 to 28 C 1 C 1 3 Temperature coefficie...

Page 121: ...0 to 0 C 0 03 1 2 C R 0 to 1768 C 0 03 2 C However 0 to 100 C 0 03 3 5 C S 0 to 1768 C 0 03 2 C However 0 to 100 C 0 03 3 5 C B 600 to 1820 C 0 03 2 C However 600 to 1000 C 0 03 2 8 C Output resistan...

Page 122: ...0 V 0 02 0 5 mV 0 1 mV 35 V 0 to 35 000 V 0 025 5 mV 1 mV Range Measurement Range Accuracy Remarks Resolution 1 A 500 Resistance measurement 0 to 500 00 0 055 0 075 0 01 5 k 0 to 5 0000 k 0 055 0 75 0...

Page 123: ...rrent Approx 100 A Measurement current Approx 10 A 10 V 5 V 0 to 5 0000 V 0 035 1 mV 0 1 mV 35 V 0 to 35 000 V 0 025 7 mV 1 mV Range Measurement Range Accuracy Remarks Resolution 1 A 500 Resistance me...

Page 124: ...conds 10 seconds Linear sweep function The sweep time is approximately 16 seconds 32 seconds Memory function 1 Setting Up to 21 settings for startup such as the function and range can be saved from th...

Page 125: ...icated NiMH battery Auto power off Approximately 10 minutes can be disabled Insulation resistance 50 M or more at 500 V DC between the input terminals and output terminals Withstanding voltage 350 V A...

Page 126: ...p 1 Korea Electromagnetic Conformity Standard Measurement error may temporarily occur under immunity environments Conditions of EMC Use an AC adapter 94010 an RJ sensor RS232 cable Shielded cable less...

Page 127: ...Specifications 11 9 IM CA150E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 App External Dimensions 96 124 70 60 Unit mm 251 11 Specifications...

Page 128: ...duct complies with the WEEE directive marking requirement This marking indicates that you must not discard this electrical electronic product in domestic household waste Product Category With referenc...

Page 129: ...Battery Capacity 1900 mAh min 2100 mAh typ Notice This marking indicates they shall be sorted out and collected as ordained in the EU battery directive How to remove batteries safely For further deta...

Page 130: ...of Electronic and Electrical Products of the People s Republic of China They are applicable only in China Pb Hg Cd Cr VI PBB PBDE ASSY RJC CABLE B9108 WA AC 94010 NiMH 94015 GB T 26572 GB T 26572 SJ T...

Page 131: ...the reference junction calculating the temperature difference thermoelectric power difference from 0 C and then carrying out compensation based on the result Use an external RJ sensor or the built in...

Page 132: ...C DC converter RS232 driver DC DC converter Reg 24V OUT 24V OUT part Measure part Input circuit Shunt resistance Constant current source AD converter Source CPU part TC R J INPUT H mA MEASURE L CPU Di...

Page 133: ...ION To comply with the EMC Directive install the included ferrite cores on the lead cables as shown below in a three wire output system the third source lead cable black must also be equipped with a f...

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