Data Logging; Graph; Transmitter Simulator - AOIP calys 60 IS Manuel D'instructions

5.8

Data Logging

See par.6.1.1 as this function is strictly related to communication with PC
5.9

Graph

The graphic display allows showing the real time trend for two channels.
The procedure uses channels configuration. Before run the procedure the channels
to be graph has to be set.
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Press the [MENU] key. The following page is shown:
Co n f i g u r a t i o n
Un i t
Ra mp - Me mo r y s c a n
Da t a l o g g e r
Ad v a n c e d
Pr e s s < > t o SET
Select the "Advanced" option
Ad v a n c e d
Swi t c h Te s t
L e a k Te s t
HART
Tr x Si mu l a t o r
Gr a p h
Pr e s s < > t o SET
Select the "Graph" option
So u r c e [ Ch 1 ]
I n L o w [ 0 . 0 0 ]
I n Hi g h [ 1 0 0 . 0 0 ]
Ti me
Mo d e [ L i n e ]
Pr e s s < > t o SET
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Source: Select the graph channel source. Available settings are: CHP (if
internal and/or external pressure sensor are installed), CH1, CH2.
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In Low: Set the graph Low scale
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In High: Set the graph full scale
Manuel d'intructions NTA47248-300A4
MENU
Gr a p h
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Time: Set the sampling time (expressed in min. and sec.)
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Mode: set the mode between the options "Dot" and "Line"
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To display the graphic, select the graphic display mode by pressing the
[DISPLAY] key and selecting the "Graph" item.

5.10 Transmitter simulator

The calibrator can be programmed for simulate a signal or a pressure transmitter.
The input signal is transformed to a 0-20mA or a 4-20mA output signal.
The procedure uses channel configuration. Before run the procedure the source
channel has to be set.
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Press the [MENU] key. The following page is shown:
Pr e s s < > t o SET
Select the "Advanced" option
Pr e s s < > t o SET
Select the "Trx Simulator" option
Pr e s s < > t o SET
Press the [ ] key to display the other variables
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MENU
Co n f i g u r a t i o n
Un i t
Ra mp - Me mo r y s c a n
Da t a l o g g e r
Ad v a n c e d
Ad v a n c e d
Swi t c h Te s t
L e a k Te s t
HART
Tr x Si mu l a t o r
Gr a p h
Tr x s i mu l a t o r
On / Of f
So u r c e [ Ch 1 ]
I n v a l u e s
Ou t v a l u e s
Fu n c t i o n [ l i n e a r ]