During calibration the display resolution (scale interval) can be increased by factor 10
using the [* 10] button.
With the [Next] button you can go to the next step in the calibration. The calibration is
done in several steps. Press [Next] after each entry.
Press the [Cancel] button if you need to cancel the selection.
The process in 5 steps:
Maximum weight (maximum load) on the scale.
The dead load is the empty weight of the scale.
The scale must be completely empty when entering the weight.
When entering in , enter the mV/V value which corresponds to the weight of the
empty scale.
When entering the weight, the scale is loaded with a known calibration weight. This
weight value may be smaller than the full scale deflection and will be entered. Then
press [Set Span].
When entering in mV/V, the mV/V value for the full SPAN (zero to FSD) will be
entered.
By selecting "by load cell data", the data of the load cells will be used for the
calibration (see Chapter
).
Using the [Previous] button you can go to the previous step in the calibration.
5.13.1
Smart calibration
If the scale to be calibrated is not used in legal metrology, calibration can be performed
with the data of the load cell(s).
Before starting the calibration the load cell data have to be entered and saved to the
PR 5211.
Prerequisite:
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The software ConfigureIt! 6.00 is installed; see the header of the following figure.
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The instrument software 6.00 is installed; see the status bar of the following figure.
1.
Enter the full scale deflection (FSD).
2.
Enter the scale interval.
3.
Enter the dead load. Then press [Set Deadload].
4. Enter the calibration weight or the SPAN in mV/V or the load cell data (Smart
Calibration).
5.
Press [Save Calibration] to save the calibration.
5 Getting started
Transmitter Series PR 5211
EN-55
Minebea Intec
Содержание PR 5211 Series
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