BEKA BA578C, Руководство пользователя

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When correct press the E push-button twice to
return to the 'OP' prompt. This completes
calibration of the output current reference.
6. TRIM MENU
The Trim Menu is the preferred method of
calibration. It enables the BA578C transmitter to be
adjusted using an external voltage, resistance or
temperature calibrator. For maximum accuracy the
complete loop including the thermocouple or
resistance thermometer may be calibrated by
heating or cooling the primary element.
Before using the Trim Menu all the functions in the
'InPut' and 'CAL' sections of the programme menu
must be defined, including the 4/20mA output
range, and for voltage inputs the millivolt input and
display ranges.
If a voltage calibrator is used to simulate a
thermocouple the transmitter cold junction
compensation must be turned off. Alternatively, the
temperature at the BA578C input terminals may be
measured and the voltage calibrator corrected for
ambient temperature, although this is likely to
produce less accurate results.
6.1 Calibration procedure using Trim Menu
The structure of the Trim Menu is shown in Fig 7.
Access to the menu is obtained by operating the
P
and Down push-buttons simultaneously. If the
transmitter is not protected by a security code the
first parameter 'ZEro' will be displayed. If the
transmitter is protected by a security code, 'COdE'
will be displayed first. Pressing
P again will enable
the security code to be entered digit by digit, using
the
Up and Down buttons to change the flashing
digit, and the P push-button to move to the next
digit. If the correct code is entered pressing E will
cause the first parameter 'ZEro' to be displayed.
If an incorrect code is entered, or if no button is
pressed for ten seconds, the transmitter will
automatically return to the display mode.
The 'ZEro' sub-menu allows the transmitter display
and output current to be independently trimmed at
the bottom of the input range. To make the adjust-
ment connect a calibrator to the transmitter input
terminals to simulate minimum input, or place the
primary element in a vessel at the minimum
temperature. With 'ZEro' displayed, pressing the
P
push-button will cause the temperature display to
return. If the display does not correspond with the
input calibrator or the temperature of the primary
element, operate the
Up or Down button until the
transmitter display is correct.
Immediately the Up or Down button is operated the
annunciator in the top left hand corner of the display
will be activated to warn that any changes in the
input signal will be ignored while this display correc-
tion is being made.
Fig 7 Trim Menu
When the transmitter display is correct, press P
which will lock the transmitter display and, after
briefly displaying 'Ent', allow the 4/20mA output
current to be trimmed using the
Up or Down push-
button. The output current should be measured
with an accurate DVM or another instrument within
the loop. Operate the
Up or Down buttons until the
required output current is shown on the DVM or
other instrument. When correct, press the
E button
to store the trim correction in permanent memory
and return the BA578C transmitter to the 'ZEro'
prompt. This completes re-calibration of the
BA578C transmitter at minimum input.
The transmitter should now be re-calibratied at
maximum input by selecting the 'SPAn' sub-menu
and adjusting the calibrator to simulate maximum
input, or raising the primary element to maximum
temperature. With 'SPAn' displayed, pressing the
P push-button will cause the temperature display to
return. If the display does not correspond with the
input calibrator or the temperature of the primary
element, operate the
Up or Down buttons until the
transmitter display is correct. Immediately the Up
or Down button is operated the annunciator in the
top left hand corner of the display will be activated
to warn that any changes in the input signal will be
ignored while this display correction is being made.
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