Calibration When Operating With An Internal Power Supply; Figure 34: Calibration Of The Bridge Voltage U - WAGO 750 Series Manual

I/o system 750 2ai resistor bridge (strain gauge), 2-channel analog input for resistor bridges (strain gauge)
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Calibrating Measured Values
9.2
Calibration when Operating with an Internal Power
Supply
Proceed similarly for operation with an internal power supply. To feed in the
U
or U
calibrator voltage, however, you have to disconnect the +U
d
ref
between the I/O module and the measuring bridge. Otherwise the internal power
supply U
v
damage. In operation with an internal power supply, the two measurement inputs
Uref and U
the line from –U
To calibrate the I/O module, proceed as follows:
1.
Connect a measuring bridge (or a comparable resistor network) directly to
the I/O module.
2.
Disconnect the +U
3.
To calibrate the bridge voltage U
the measuring bridge (see connection example in Figure "Calibration of the
Bridge Voltage U
for Channel 1)").

Figure 34: Calibration of the Bridge Voltage U

Supply (Example for Channel 1)
4.
Use WAGO-I/O-CHECK to calibrate the equipment via this calibrator.
5.
Remove the calibrator.
6.
To calibrate the reference voltage U
to the measuring bridge (see connection example in Figure "Calibration of
the Reference Voltage U
(Example for Channel 1)").
Manual
Version 1.0.0
would be short-circuited with the calibrator and there would be a risk of
are only referenced via the internal power supply U
d
to the measuring bridge must remain.
v
line between the I/O module and the measuring bridge.
v
when Operating with an Internal Power Supply (Example
d
ref
750-1491 2AI Resistor Bridge (Strain Gauge)
(Input 1), connect a calibrator directly to
d
when Operating with an Internal Power
d
(Input 2), connect a calibrator directly
ref
when Operating with an Internal Power Supply
WAGO I/O System 750
line
v
. For this reason,
v

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