Cooper Instruments DFI 9000 User Manual

Portable digital indicator

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DFI 9000
PORTABLE DIGITAL INDICATOR
USER'S GUIDE
www.cooperinstruments.com
PH: 540-349-4746 • FAX: 540-347-4755

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  • Page 1 DFI 9000 PORTABLE DIGITAL INDICATOR USER’S GUIDE www.cooperinstruments.com PH: 540-349-4746 • FAX: 540-347-4755...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    2.6 Set the Decimal Point Location ..................... 3 2.7 Verify Calibration ..........................3 2.8 Fine Tune ............................4 2.9 Using the DFI 9000 .......................... 4 3.0 CALIBRATION ........................4 3.1 When to Calibrate ........................... 4 3.2 Methods of Calibration ........................4 3.3 Calibration Overview ........................
  • Page 3: Introduction

    Enclosed in a rugged, weatherproof aluminum case, the DFI 9000 is specially designed for remote field operations. Quick field setup allows the DFI 9000 to be used for a variety of applications, from checking the load on an oil well drilling bit to determining natural gas line pressure.
  • Page 4: Connect The Transducer

    2.5 Turn On the Unit Flip the on/off toggle switch on the front panel to on and allow the DFI 9000 to stabilize for a few seconds. 1. Make sure that no load is applied to the transducer, then press and hold the shunt cal button.
  • Page 5: Set The Decimal Point Location

    2.6 Set the Decimal Point Location The DFI 9000 is factory set to the correct decimal point location for its original Cooper transducer. As a stand- alone product, it is factory set to xxx.xx. You can easily change the decimal point location to match your load and desired display.
  • Page 6: Fine Tune

    2.9 Using the DFI 9000 Verify the calibration daily for best results. To use the DFI 9000, simply apply the load on the device to be measured and read the display. Recalibrate the DFI 9000 each time you use it with a different transducer. For details about using the peak detector and other options, see Section 4.
  • Page 7: Adjust For No Load

    See the information sheet supplied with the transducer for the recommended value for the shunt cal resistor and other relevant information. CF12 DFI 9000 Rev. C May 2004...
  • Page 8: Options

    The DFI 9000 has three options: • Peak detector • Analog voltage output • High input See below for brief descriptions of the DFI 9000 options. For more information about the options, contacts Cooper’s Sales Department at 1-800-344-3921. CF12 DFI 9000...
  • Page 9: Peak Detector

    In peak mode, the DFI 9000 detects and displays the highest positive peak signal level. After two conversions of the analog-to-digital converter (at 1.5 conversions per second), the unit stores the highest value. If the DFI 9000 identifies a higher peak, the peak detector reactivates to record and display the new value.
  • Page 10: Erratic Readings

    If the display reads close to 0000, the transducer may be faulty. Try using another transducer with the DFI 9000, calibrating first. 5. If an ovverange indication is still present, the problem may be with the DFI 9000. Return the DFI 9000 to Cooper, following our Warranty and Repair policy.
  • Page 11: Digital Display

    Any unauthorized disassembly or attempt to repair voids this warranty. Obtaining Service Under Warranty Advance authorization is required prior to the return to Cooper Instruments. Before returning the item, contact the Repair Department c/o Cooper Instruments at (540) 349-4746 for a Return Material Authorization number.

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