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Thermocouple/Millivolt Input Module

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The following is a list of major differences between Series A, Series
B, Series C and Series D Thermocouple/Millivolt Input module (cat.
no. 1771–IXE).

Definition

Series A

Series B

Series C and Series D

Calibration

Uses potentiometers for calibration

settings with calibration done at -99 and

+99mV.

Calibration is done automatically using auto-calibration feature, or

manually through programming.

Offset, Gain Calibrations

User offset calibration range of +1270uV.

Offset correction of 3.2328 uV/bit.

User gain correction of .012207%/LSB

with a maximum of 1.5503%.

User offset calibration range is +410.5uV maximum. An offset

correction is 3.2328 uV/bit User gain correction is now

.00152588%/LSB for a maximum of +0.193787%.

Real Time Sampling

Series A default value was 500ms.

The default RTS setting (RTS = 0) makes data available every

50ms.

Cold Junction Calibration

In Series A, BTR word 12 was the cold

junction calibration word.

BTR WORD 12 is the rounded Cold Junction Temperature resolute

to 1 degree C displayable in the programmed format (BCD, 2s

complement or signed magnitude).

Cold Junction calibration done by user.

Cold Junction calibration automatically calibrated at power up.

Cold junction temperature is updated

once per 15 second interval.

Cold junction temperature is digitally filtered with a filter time

constant of 12.8 seconds.

Cold junction value is updated continously

High and Low Alarms Limits

When a low alarm is programmed greater

than a high alarm, the Series A displayed

only low alarm.

When a low alarm is programmed greater than a high alarm both

low and high alarms will be activated when the input is between

the two values.

Backplane Current

1200mA at 5V.

750mA at 5V.

850mA at 5V.

Agency Certification

(when product or packaging is

marked)

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CSA certified

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CSA Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D certified

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UL listed

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CSA certified

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CSA Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B,

C, D certified

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UL listed

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CE marked for all applicable directives

Major Differences between

Series

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