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18. ADJUSTMENT
4
Programming Flow Chart
<Example> Adjustment of CH 01 (Printing range: -50 to 150)
Operation screen
[Engineering mode selection]
Cursor Adjustment
[Selecting adjustment]
[Selecting measured value]
Cursor
Measured value
[Programming channel]
Channel
Cursor
[To zero adjustment display]
[Zero adjustment]
Apply an input equivalent to the minimum value with a standard tool.
[To span adjustment display]
[Span adjustment]
Apply an input equivalent to the maximum value with a standard tool.
[To programming channel
screen]
Cursor
Channel
Remarks 3
18.1 Adjustment of Measured Values
Remarks 1
（
＋
SHIFT
3 sec. or more
°F
°C
Cursor
°F
°C
1
CHART
ENTRY
(Zero)
Minimum value
(Computation of zero
ENTRY
correction data)
(Span)
Maximum value
(Computation of span
ENTRY
correction data)
SET
＋
SHIFT
END
Stored
Ref. 3
－１０６－
Remarks 1
DISP
2 sec.
Computed correction data are
or more
canceled if the screen is returned to
6
）
the operation screen in the procedures
A -Z
before [Storing].
Ref. 1
Remarks 2
When a skipped channel is
→
ENTRY
programmed,
accepted.
→
ENTRY
Remarks 3
Ref. 2
Change the connection to other input
terminals to be adjusted and repeat
the same procedure from the
programming channel screen
(indicated by a dotted line).
Remarks 2
Remarks 4
In zero adjustment or span adjustment
screen, when
pressed simultaneously and then
is pressed, the correction data of its
channel are initialized.
Reference 1
: Memory clear
: Adjustment
: Hardware check
Reference 2
: Measured value adjustment
: Shift programming for
: Printing position adjustment
: Time-axis adjustment for pens
Reference 3
Store the computed correction data
into memory.
By returning to the operation
screen
Skipped channel does not
accept any [ENTRY] key
operation is not
ENTRY
Other channels adjustment
Initialization of correction data
0
SHIFT
and
CLEAR
Engineering mode types
Adjustment types
measured value
Storing
are
ENTRY
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