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6.4 Entering setpoint values and description of the calibration mode
The calibration mode will be displayed as soon as you have pressed the control key.
Calibration mode provides all the required displays for you to enter the setpoint value.
Define a new setpoint value using the block of 14 keys. Confirm your entry using the Enter key. The
controller will save the value. The calibrator accepts only setpoint values within its setting range.
Description of the calibration mode
Fig. 5 below shows the maximum possible displays that are visible depending on the equipment and the
selected function.
Info Line
The following displays are possible in the info line:
Calibrate
There is no internal measuring instrument. A probe was not selected
If a internal measuring instrument is exist, the info line displayed „Calibr“ and behind if a resistance
thermometer (RTD), a thermocouple (TC) or a current output (mA) is connected.
Calibr
RTD
A resistance thermometer was connected as probe and selected.
Calibr TC
A thermocouple was connected as probe and selected.
Calibr mA
A sensor with current output was connected as probe and selected.
The temperature gradient is displayed on the right-hand side of the info line.
Display Area
The first line displays the current block temperature
Block temp
of the calibrator, the second line displays the
temperature set-point (see fig. 5b). Irrespective of the equipment of your calibrator, the two displays are
always visible. In the
set temp
(temperature set-point) line you have to enter the desired temperature set-point
as described above.
If the calibrator is equipped with an internal measuring instrument there are additional displays possible like
in figure 5a:
During the connection ext. ref. this appears in line 1, then the block temperature is represented small in line 3.
In line 4 the type of the test specimen and its temperature can be registered. The selection of the test
specimen you can take at the select mode (cap.6.5).
Fig. 5a: Display with external reference
Fig. 5b: Display without external reference