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MANUAL
XP100 und
LRT 1000
LR-
Cal
XP100 and
LRT 1000
LR-
Cal
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IEC 60751: R0 = 100 Ohm
A = +3.9083*10 °C
-3
-1
B = -5.7750*10 °C
-7
-2
C = -4.1830*10 °C
-12
-3
ITS-90:
For explanaons regarding ITS-90, see below.
XP101:
The coefficients for this funcon cannot be edited.
NOTE: Incorrect coefficients can lead to large measurement deviaons!
fig. C
fig. D
Change the value for a coefficient as follows:
1. Click on the „Coefficients“ bu on.
2. Press the bu on with the desired coefficient
(see fig.
for IEC 60751 or fig.
for ITS-90.
B
C
3. Enter the desired value by use of the bu ons (example fig. ).
D
4. Confirm the entry by pressing OK bu on.
5. To reset a default value, press the recycle bin icon.
NOTE: This funcon is not available, if „XP101" was selected as
linearisaon funcon (model
).
LRT 1000
LR-
Cal
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Offset (offset value range: -10°C to +10°C). Once you changed the
offset, „*U“ is displayed behind the selected linearisaon funcon in
the measuring mode. The offset value is added to the measured
temperature value.
NOTE: This funcon is not available if „XP101" was selected as
linearisaon funcon (model
).
LRT 1000
LR-
Cal
Explanaons regarding ITS-90:
Calculaon of the deviaon to the reference funcon
W:
r
W corresponds to the sensor‘s current resistance divided by the sensor‘s resistance at the water
triple point (0,01°C).
a1)
If W < 1 and cL1 = 0 (for the range from -190°C to +0,01°C):
In that event the paramter cL1 is bracketed in the selecon: (cL1)
W = aL[W - 1] + bL[W - 1] In W
r
Default se ng: aL = 0; bL = 0; cL1 = 0
a2)
If W < 1 and cL1
0 (for the range from -219°C to +0,01°C):
¹
In that event the paramter cL1 is displayed as usual in the selecon: cL1
W = aL[W - 1] + bL[W - 1]² + cL1 [In W]²
r