RTM x42.IO.Modbus Installation Manual and Operating Instructions
03.02.2020
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Additional, optional LED bars for max. of 10 channels, depending on
system size.
Table 4: Receiver module operation and display
5.1
Offset Compensation of the Force Sensors
Offset compensation is used to compensate for the weight of the pulley on the force
sensor. The measuring system is practically “zeroed.”
Observe the following:
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The force sensor may only be loaded with the pulley (no wire on the pulley)
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Rotate the lay-plate until the desired force sensor, for which the offset compensation
is performed, is vertically over the axis of rotation (12 o’clock position)
Figure 11: Lay-plate alignment
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Press and hold the button >0< for min. 3 sec.
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Force sensor number is displayed
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Select the desired number by pressing the navigation buttons
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Press confirmation button to select the desired channel
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The display shows "Offset running" and "Offset complete"
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The calculated offset value is stored automatically
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For other channels, repeat the steps
Press
to return to the main menu
Please note
The offset compensation must be carried out individually for each
channel on the 12 clock position of the base plate.
The offset compensation of the force sensor for the core strand can either be done via
the measuring amplifier connected to this force sensor or the EMGZ482R. If you do it
