Bration, Field calibration, Calibration – Watlow Electric Ramping and Profiling Microprocessor-Based Control SERIES 1500 User Manual

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WATLOW Series 1500 User's Manual

Field Calibration, Appendix

Calibration

1.

Document DIP Switch settings and values in Guarded Access, pages 54 & 56.

2.

Set Series 1500 DIP Switches 3 & 6 ON, all others OFF.

3.

Set mV Source as follows.

Type

Setting

J

-0.885 mV, (0

°

F)

K

-0.692 mV, (0

°

F)

R

+2.282 mV, (550

°

F)

4.

Connect DVM, (-) minus to Signal Conditioner connector terminal 1 and (+) plus
to test point TP-10 on the Signal Conditioner Board.

5.

Power up Series 1500 Control. Will power up in deg. F. Press "CLEAR" to stop
flashing. Allow atleast 15 minutes for the control to stabilize.

6.

With mV Source set as follows, adjust "SPAN POT" for 5.000VDC on DVM.

Type

Setting

J

-0.885 mV, (0

°

F)

K

-0.692 mV, (0

°

F)

R

+2.282 mV, (550

°

F)

7.

Connect DVM, (+) plus to TP100 (TP99 for CH-2) and adjust "Zero Adjust Pot"
for the following DVM reading at TP-100 (TP99 for CH-2). Then verify that Actual
reads as follows.

Type

DVM Reading

Actual Reading

J

0.0VDC

±

0.003

0

°

F

±

3

K

0.0VDC

±

0.003

0

°

F

±

3

R

0.8594VDC

±

0.003

550

°

F

±

3

8.

Set mV Source as follows, and adjust "F.S. POT" for the corresponding DVM
reading. Actual should read the value shown.

Type

mV Source

DVM Reading

Actual Reading

J

39.40mV, (1300

°

F)

2.031VDC

±

0.003

1300

°

F

±

3

K

52.93mV, (2400

°

F)

3.750VDC

±

0.003

2400

°

F

±

3

R

20.28mV, (3100

°

F)

4.884VDC

±

0.003

3100

°

F

±

3

9.

Set mV Source as follows. DVM and Actual readings should be as shown.

Type

mV Source

DVM Reading

Actual Reading

J

17.19mV, (600

°

F)

0.9375VDC

±

0.005

600

°

F

±

5

K

26.97mV, (1200

°

F)

1.875VDC

±

0.009

1200

°

F

±

6

R

10.27mV, (1800

°

F)

2.812VDC

±

0.005

1800

°

F

±

5

The following
procedure applies
to all three T/C
types, although
the Input/Output
values may differ
between types.
Use the values
corresponding to

NOTE:

Field Calibration

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