Hamilton Electronics EPHUM011 User Manual

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pH ARC Sensors Modbus RTU Programmer

s Manual (EPHUM011)

624300/01

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The different functionalities of product calibration (CP6) are accessible through the following sensor
commands:

 Initial measurement

 Assignment

 Cancel

 Restore standard calibration

 Restore product calibration

All commands are executed by writing a command value to the register 5340 except for assignment
where the calibration value is written to register 5322 (see below).

Definition of the commands for product calibration

The commands for register 5340 are defined as follows:

Code Hex

Definition of commands

0x01

Perform initial measurement

0x02

Cancel an active product calibration

0x03

Restore a standard calibration from an active product calibration

0x04

Restore a product calibration from an active standard calibration

Figure 2.7.3.2.2: Definition of the commands related to the product calibration

Start
register

Number of
registers

Reg1 / Reg2

Modbus
function code

Read
access

Write
access

5340

2

Code as defined in Figure 2.7.3.2.2

3, 4, 16

A/S

A/S

Figure 2.7.3.2.3: Definition of register 5340

2.7.3.2.1 Product calibration: Initial measurement

Upon process sample collection for laboratory analysis the command for initial measurement is sent to
the sensor.
This is achieved by writing the command 0x01 to register 5340 which performs the initial measurement
and stores the corresponding measurement values in the sensor.

Command: CP6: Initial measurement

Modbus address:

5340

Length:

2

Type:

16

Write

Parameter:

Command

Format:

Hex

Value:

0x01

Figure 2.7.3.2.1.1: Example to start the product calibration procedure. Writing the command code 0x01

(initial measurement) to the CP6 command register 5340.

After successful initial measurement the corresponding calibration status (register 5318, figure
2.7.4.2.1) is

CP6 initial measurement

”(0x08000000) (see figure 2.7.4.1.1).

The sensor continues measuring using the prior standard calibration.

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