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4.3.2 Display Contrast The front panel LCD display contrast can be adjusted for optimal viewing. The default
value should work well in most standard room temperature environments, but devia-
tions from room temperature, and extreme viewing angles can cause the display con-
trast to require adjustment for optimal viewing.
Menu Navigation:
Display Setup
Q
Display Contrast
Q
(1 to 32)
Default: 28
Interface Command:
BRIGT
4.4 Input Setup The Model 336 supports a variety of temperature sensors manufactured by
Lake Shore and other manufacturers. An appropriate sensor type must be selected for
each input. If the exact sensor model is not shown, use the sensor input performance
chart in TABLE 4-7 to choose an input type with similar range and excitation. For
additional details on sensors, refer to the Lake Shore Temperature Measurement and
Control Catalog or visit our website at www.lakeshore.com.
Any unused input should be set to disabled.
Menu Navigation:
Input Setup
Q
Input (A, B, C, or D)
Q
Sensor Type
Q
(Disabled, Diode, PTC RTD [Platinum],
NTC RTD [Cernox], Thermocouple)
Default: Diode
Interface Command:
INTYPE
Sensor Type
Display
Message
Input Range Excitation Coefficient
Curve
Format
Lake Shore Sensors*
Silicon Diode Diode 0 V–2.5 V 10 µA, 1 mA Negative V/K
DT-400 Series, DT-500,
DT-670 Series
Gallium Aluminum
Arsenide Diode
Diode 0 V– 10 V 10 µA, 1 mA Negative V/K TG-120 Series
Platinum RTD,
Rhodium-Iron RTD PTC RTD
(Platinum)
0
)
to 10 k
)
(7 ranges)
1 mA Positive
)
/K
PT-100 Series Platinum,
RF-800 Rhodium-Iron,
RF-100 Rhodium-Iron
Negative Temperature
Coefficient (NTC) RTD NTC RTD
(Cernox™)
0
)
to 100 k
)
(9 Ranges)
100 nA to 1 mA
(decade steps in
power, autorange
maintains <10 mV)
Negative
log
)
/K
Cernox™, Carbon Glass,
Germanium, Rox™,
and Thermox™
Thermocouple
(Option 3060 only)
Thermocouple ±50 mV NA Positive mV/K
Chromel-AuFe (0.07%),
Type E (Chromel-Constantan),
Type K (Chromel-Alumel),
Type T (Copper-Constantan)
Refer to the Lake Shore Temperature Measurement and Control Catalog for details on Lake Shore temperature sensors.
TABLE 4-7 Sensor input types