Adjustment example 3, Adjustment example 4, Setup – VEGA VEGATOR 622 User Manual

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VEGATOR 620 … 622

Setup

12 13 14

t

12 13 14

Level/Pressure

Switching
points

Mode A

Mode B

Transistor

conductive

blocked

conductive

blocked

Min. level

Max. level

12 13 14

t

12 13 14

12 13 14

12 13 14

Level/Pressure

Switching
points

Mode A

Mode B

Transistor

conductive

blocked

conductive

blocked

Mode A

Mode B

conductive

blocked

conductive

blocked

2nd VEGATOR

1st VEGATOR

Level 1
1st VEGATOR…

Level 2
2nd VEGATOR…

Level 2

Level 1

Min. level

Max. level

Rel.

Rel.

• Turn the potentiometer (1) very slowly

clockwise until the status indication (2)
changes, i.e. lights in mode A, extinguishes
in mode B. Note the position of the potenti-
ometer.

• Determine the average value and adjust it

on the potentiometer (1).

• The signal conditioning instrument is now

ready for operation.
Please close with the transparent cover
(15).

The relay and transistor output as well as the
status indication behave in mode A and B as
previously shown in „Adjustment example 1“,
see top left.

Adjustment example 3

- two VEGATOR 620
- as dual single point control (see „3.3

Connection plans, extension example“)

- vertically mounted capacitive measuring

probes

Procedure

• Set the potentiometers (1) of the two signal

conditioning instruments to 10.

• Fill the vessel up to level 1.
• Turn the potentiometer (1) of the first VE-

GATOR … very slowly anticlockwise until
the status indication (2) changes, i.e. lights
in mode B, extinguishes in mode A.

• Now fill the vessel up to level 2.
• Now turn the potentiometer (1) of the sec-

ond VEGATOR … very slowly anticlockwise
until the status indication (2) changes, i.e.
lights in mode B, extinguishes in mode A.

• The two signal conditioning instruments are

now ready for operation.
Please close each with the transparent
cover (15).

Adjustment example 4

- VEGATOR 622
- double point control
- sensors: vertically mounted capacitive

meas. probes or hydrostatic pressure
transmitters

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