Change of calibration engineering units – Liquid Controls IT200N User Manual

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Sponsler, Inc.

IT200N Remote Rate Indicator

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DOC#: MN-200N-D.DOC





C.F. = Calibration Factor as entered in S1-S5 (S5 is the most significant digit)


EXAMPLE #2: F = 500 Hz C.F. = 250

Rate Displayed =

500 x 60

=

30,000

= 120

250

250

FIGURE 3


















Change of Calibration Engineering Units

Assume that liters rather than gallons are the desired engineering unit.

Example # 3: K-Factor = 250 pulses per gallon

Liters = 3.785 per gallon

C.F. =

Pulses per Gallon

Units per Gallon

C.F. = 250/3.875

C.F. = 66 Pulses per liter

On the Factoring P.C.B.:

Set S1@6, S2@6, S3@0, S4@0, S5@0

Example #4: The Engineering Unit is pounds in 10

th

s CO

2

K-Factor = 250 pulses per gallon

Pounds of CO

2

= 8.470 per gallon

In order to establish 10

th

s, increase lbs./gal. by a factor of 10

C.F. = 250/84.7

C.F. = 3

Formula 3

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