Step
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Action
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1
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Remove the two screws and the label located on the front panel of the analog output module. This allows you access to the trim-pots. There is one trim-pot per output. The first trim-pot is for output number one, the second set is for output two, etc. The trim-pots adjusts the range's total magnitude (full scale). Refer to the figure below.
Note The 0.1% tolerance is the maximum FSR accuracy achievable thru calibration for any volt range. Calibrating any range to the 0.1% tolerance throws the other slightly off; i.e., tolerances for the remaining ranges available to that channel cannot be assumed better than +/- 0.25% FSR.
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2
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Open the analog output module handle to expose the connectors and terminals.
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3
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Connect the voltmeter minus lead (-) to the channel 1 (Analog Common CH1) and the plus lead (+) to the channel 1 (Analog Output CH1) terminal. Refer to the voltmeter connections diagram below.
Note Field wiring may remain connected during calibration.
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4
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With the desired voltage range already selected. Manually program a data value of 4095 into the output register for channel two. Compare channel output voltage with anticipated voltmeter reading given in the table below.
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5
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Adjust the (full scale calibrate) trim-pot for corresponding channel to get desired voltmeter reading.
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6
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Repeat steps 3 through 5 for remaining channels.
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7
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After the calibration procedure is complete, disconnect the voltmeter, return all connections to their original state, close the module handle, and replace the front label that covers the trim-pots.
END OF PROCEDURE
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Selected Voltage Range
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Data Value
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Voltmeter Reading
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-5 to 5 V
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4095
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4.9976
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-10 to 10 V
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4095
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9.99951
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0 to 5 V
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4095
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4.9988
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0 to 10 V
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4095
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9.9976
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