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Multifunction calibrator 9010+ is designed as universal calibration tool for electrical calibration laboratories, covering most of their workload like multimeters, clamp meters, ohm meters, power meters and power analysers, energy meters, transducers, insulation testers, process meters, scopes and many others. High load capacity of voltage output (up to 50 mA) allows for calibration of high-consumption analogue meters.
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All input and output terminals are located on left side of front panel. Labels between terminals show overall maximum voltage ratings in standby. Maximum voltage ratings during operation are usually lower and exceeding them might cause damage to the calibrator! See Specifications for detailed ratings. 1.
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Display is divided into several sections with following meaning: 1. Selected function. Symbol on the left indicates system status ( standby, settling in, ► running). There may be additional Warning symbols on the right: Warm-up in progress. Calibrator is fully operational but it may be outside specifications.
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There are 3 button groups in total on the front panel. Softkeys and menu buttons under the display, function buttons on the right and numeric entry buttons with rotary knob and cursor buttons in between. 1. SELECT. Selects previous/next parameter on display. Selected parameter can be edited and relevant tooltip is shown (if enabled).
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5. RS-232 connector 6. External signal synchronization input 7. External signal synchronization output 8. MSI connectors (2x) for control or synchronization with other Meatest devices 9. Fan outlet cover Every 9010+ Multifunction Calibrator delivery includes following items: - USB stick with user manual...
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When controlled remotely, maximum ratings of calibrator’s output signals as well as all other specifications are the same as in manual mode. Meatest software package WinQbase + Caliber is recommended for best automation results. This system is designed for automated and semi automated calibrations of digital and analogue meters including uncertainty calculation, result evaluation and certificate printing according to ISO 17025 standard.
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See 9010 SCPI manual for complete SCPI reference, more details on communication setup and troubleshooting.
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Inspect package contents when unboxing the calibrator for the first time. See chapter 1.3 for complete list of accessories. Place the instrument on a level surface before powering on and let it stabilize for at least one hour if the instrument has been stored outside of reference temperatures beforehand.
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The calibrator must be powered by 230/115 V – 50/60 Hz mains. Before connecting the instrument to the mains, check the position of the mains voltage selector located on the rear panel. Set appropriate voltage selector position either 115 V or 230 V. Plug one end of the power cord into connector on the rear panel and connect the other end of the power cord into a wall outlet.
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Calibrator output (source) function can be set using FUNCTION buttons. Push any FUNCTION button to change function or push the button repeatedly to scroll through function modes if available (for example DC and AC in voltage function). Once a function is selected, you can change the main value as well as auxiliary output parameters like frequency in AC modes or phase shift in AC power function.
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If an obvious failure occurs during the operation (e.g. the display is not lit, the fan is not turning), the calibrator must be switched off immediately. First, check the fuse located in the power cord receptacle. Procedure is following: - Remove the end of power cord from the mains connector at the rear panel. - Insert the blade of a flat screwdriver into the opening cut in the mains voltage selector and pry out the fuse holder.
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Four buttons on the front panel give access to main menu sections: - Source. Shortcut to section of Menu > Device related to currently selected source function. - Meter. Shortcut to Menu > Device > Meter - Preset. Save or recall predefined calibrator configurations. See chapter 3.6 for more details. - Menu.
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Sections of currently used functions can be accessed directly using SOURCE and METER shortcut buttons on front panel. Picture below shows DC power section as an example of device menu. System menu contains general, user-accessible device settings: - Language Language version of user interface [0 –...
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Calibration menu contains internal calibration constants and other tools for device adjustment and is therefore password protected. See chapter 6 for more details on 9010+ adjustment. Calibration menu has following items: 1. Data. Contains current calibration data. Structure of this menu is described in chapter 6.1. 2.
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1. Connect the voltmeter to the calibrator as shown on the figure below. 2. Select appropriate function and range on the voltmeter 3. Push VOLTAGE function key on the calibrator. DC mode is automatically set. Push VOLTAGE key once more if AC voltage is requested. 9010 Multifunction Calibrator Terminals Entry...
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Calibrator has unique feature of creation by customer defined output AC signal. Definition on the signal is based on setting of amplitude and phase shift of harmonic products related to basic, fundamental frequency. Number of harmonic products is limited to 50 but maximum frequency of harmonic product cannot exceed 5 kHz.
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Harmonic preset feature works similarly as normal preset feature. Harmonic preset allows you to save and recall one of up to 22 configurations. First preset is 00 Sine and it can’t be changed or saved. If the preset is being edited and not saved, an * appears in front of the name on the main panel. Harmonic preset is selected either from the main screen of the VAC, IAC, PAC functions from "Harmonic"...
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Voltage function SETUP can be activated using SETUP SOURCE key. Following screen will appear: SETUP offers additional voltage function settings. Use keys and EDIT soft key to change following items:...
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1. Connect the ammeter to the calibrator as shown on the figure below. 2. Select appropriate function and range on the ammeter (multimeter) 3. Push CURRENT function key on the calibrator. DC mode is automatically set. Push CURRENT key once more if AC current is requested. 9010 Multifunction Calibrator Terminals Entry...
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Current function SETUP can be activated using SETUP SOURCE key. Following screen will appear: SETUP offers additional current function settings. Use keys and EDIT key to change the following:...
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Basic version of the calibrator offers continuously adjustable resistance decade LVR, based on resistance simulation using electronic circuits. The function is designed for calibration of standard resistance function of various multimeters which use low level signals. The mode is signed VARIABLE. FIXED mode offers set of fixed decadic resistors with higher accuracy.
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9010 Multifunction Calibrator Terminals Entry Function SOURCE 1100V 1V PK 1500V 20V PK SCOPE 10V PK 1 00V PK 2V PK OPER STBY METER METER FUNC NULL 25V PK 10V PK 50V PK MAX 50 V PK MAX SELECT SETUP SYSTEM Fixed mode offers high accuracy of sourced resistance however range of resistance is limited to fix decadic values.
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High resistance decade offers fully programmable series connected resistance with maximum working voltage 1500 V. The decade is applicable on DC voltage. Do not use AC test signal. High resistance decade is available only in two-wire configuration. Push MODE soft key to display list of modes. Select High resistance item and confirm with ENTER. 1.
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Low resistance mode is available in two- terminal connection only with maximum test from 2 to 5 V depending on set value. See specification for test voltage and test current limitations. Push MODE soft key to display list of modes. Select Variable and confirm with ENTER. 1.
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Only output voltage and current can be set in DC mode. In AC mode frequency of the output signal and phase shift between voltage and current can set as well. 1. Connect power meter to the calibrator as shown on the figure below. 2.
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In Harmonic mode any distortion represented with amplitude and phase shift can be set in output signal. Harmonic content of output voltage can be set independently. Select Power mode using POWER key. Push Harmonic soft key. Following screen will appear: See chapter 4.1.3 for individual harmonic component editing, previewing, saving, and loading.
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Except main power value parameter, softkeys below the display can directly edit auxiliary parameters: Harmonic softkey enables setting of non-sinusoidal waveform with harmonic distortion. Move active line to position Harmonic using SELECT keys. Soft keys meaning is changed enabling setting of higher harmonic content.
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The function enables to source output voltage from current terminals. Two synchronous voltage outputs are practically available in this mode. Simple resistance converter is used for transformation inside the calibrator. Range of output voltage is 5 mV to 5 V, AC or DC. Using setting of equivalent coefficient appropriate range of simulated current can be set.
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- Negative square Negative square wave signal with adjustable duty cycle ratio and frequency - Symmetric square Symmetric square wave signal with adjustable duty cycle ratio and frequency Voltage mode has two submodes Low and High. In Low mode output signal is connected to the front panel coaxial connector.
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Push the OPER key to connect signal to the output terminals (N connector). Oscilloscope input impedance can be measured by scope option itself. Press R-meter softkey in any scope option function mode to activate impedance measurement function: Impedance is measured at HF terminal (N connector). 50Ω oscilloscope inputs shall be measured in 100Ω...
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Scope option has two impedance configurations of HF coaxial output connector, 50 Ω and Low Z output impedance. Requested setting can be selected in Scope SETUP, item Impedance. In Low Z mode output impedance is close to zero Ω, typ. < 1Ω, in 50 Ω mode is output impedance set to 50 Ω ± 2 %. Setting of output impedance is indicated in the field SOURCE on the display using labels „LOW Z“...
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- Terminal ground, enables internally LO output terminal grounding Coefficients of „PT User“ scale. RTD calculation formula is = R0 * (1 + T*(A + T*(B + T*C(T-100.0)))) , where T is temperature in °C and R0 is nominal resistance of temperature sensor at 0 °C. In TEMPERATURE TC function calibrator simulates thermocouple temperature sensor by sourcing such DC voltage to the output terminals which corresponds set temperature and selected type of sensor.
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TEMPERATURE TC function has related SETUP function. The SETUP can be opened by pushing the key SOURCE SETUP. It contains following items: - Temperature unit selection, °C, °F or K - Terminal ground, enables internally LO output terminal grounding - Output mode either passive (more accurate) or active (higher current available) The calibrator is equipped with built-in process multimeter.
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To measure external signal: 1. Connect source of signal to the input terminals: o Use A and COM terminals for current measurement. o Use 9000-60 adapter connected to R terminal to measure resistance and RTD temperature sensors. o Use V and COM terminals for all other meter functions. When measuring thermocouples with auto cold junction compensation, connect Adapter 91 as follows: 2.
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Multimeter function has direct access to several subfunctions. Push SELECT key until active window Meter is selected. Meaning of soft keys beneath the display is changed. Soft keys enables fast access to following functions: - Smoothing Smoothing filter activation - Scaling Allow to scale measurements relative to a reference value - Statistics Statistical data can be displayed...
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Reading of the multimeter are statistically evaluated when STATISTICS function is switch on. Use Statistics soft key to display statistic parameters. Symbol MATH is displayed in METER information field. Following data are displayed: - Min Minimum reading - Max Maximum reading - Span Max-Min difference - Average...
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The multimeter has related SETUP menu offering selection of parameters shown in table below. Push METER SETUP key to display SETUP screen. Direct access to the mathematic parameters is also using soft keys beneath display: Smoothing, Scaling, Statistics and Limits. The mathematic functions which have been switch on have indication with yellow bar in soft key description in the bottom line.
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9010+ supports connection of external options through two MSI bus connectors. Multiple devices can be daisy chained in one connector. Press OPTION for Function menu and then press OPTIONS soft key to search for external options. List of all externally connected options that are supported will show up: Status –...
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If you don’t have the necessary equipment or can’t do the calibration on your own, please ask local Meatest representative to help you calibrate this device. Following instruments are required for performance verification test: - 8½...
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Adjustment is done through MENU > Calibration > Data. This menu item is password protected, default factory set calibration code is “9010”. Calibration data are sorted in a tree structure with following hierarchy: 1. Function groups (source and measurement) 2. Functions (f.e. Voltage DC) 3.
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Once range level of the tree structure is reached, calibration points are displayed in following format: Upper part shows selected function and range on the left, selected calibration point on the left and remote control command used to access this specific point in tooltip bar on top. Lower part of the display shows: - Nominal value - Requested accuracy of used calibration standard - Last calibration date of this point...
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In both cases the procedure starts by connecting required standard to relevant terminals as shown on the right side of display. Meter functions measure all the time, source functions have to be switched on first using OPER key. Then adjust the main value accordingly and confirm with SAVE softkey. HISTORY softkey allows you to check all previous values of this specific calibration point, PREVIOUS and NEXT softkeys navigate through other calibration points in selected range.
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(.upl) for your device. If your device is not listed, contact Meatest support and ask for firmware update file for your device. 2. Check if the update file version is greater than yours, installed FW version can be found in MENU >...
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The following table lists an overview of error codes that you might come across when operating the calibrator manually. Complete list of errors is available in SCPI manual.
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All absolute uncertainty specifications in this document are defined at a confidence interval of 95%, extension coefficient k = 2. Uncertainties include 12 months long-term stability, temperature coefficient, linearity, load and line regulation and the traceability of factory and National calibration standards. Recommended recalibration interval is 1 year.
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0.00000 mV – 1050.000 V DCV range summary: – 1050.000 V ACV range summary: 1.00000 mV Voltage ranges: auto, 20 mV, 200 mV, 2 V, 20 V, 100 V, 280 V, 1050 V 150 – 1050 V for 1050V range, 5 – 100 % of range otherwise Range limits: Available AC units: RMS, peak, peak-peak, average...
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Waveforms: symmetrical square, ramp up, ramp down, triangle, truncated sinus with THD 13.45 %, harmonics – 200.0000 V Voltage range: 1.00000 mV (282 V max.) 15.000 – 1000.00 Hz Frequency range: 0.21 % of range + 70 µV Peak value uncertainty:...
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0.0000 A – 30.00000 A DCI range summary: 10.0000 A – 30.00000 A ACI range summary: auto, 200 µA, 2 mA, 20 mA, 200 mA, 2 A, 20.5 A, 30 A Current ranges: 5 – 100 % of range Range limits: Available AC units: RMS, peak, peak-peak, average 15.000 Hz –...
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Waveforms: symmetrical square, ramp up, ramp down, triangle, truncated sinus with THD 13.45 %, harmonics 100.0000 µA – 2.000000 A Current range: (2.82 A max.) 15.000 – 1000.00 Hz Frequency range: Peak value uncertainty: 0.21 % of range + 700 nA 0.00000 mV –...
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0.0000 Ω – 100.0000 kΩ in 4W mode Resistance range summary: 0.0000 Ω – 1.000000 GΩ in 2W mode 100.00 kΩ – 10.000 GΩ continuous, 100 GΩ fixed standard Resistance range summary: 0.0 – 1500.0 V Test voltage measurement:...
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Measurement modes: 0.800000 nF – 120.0000 mF Range summary: Maximum load: or 150 mA , whichever comes first 1.000000 nF – 100.0000 µF Range summary: Maximum load: 25 V or 150 mA , whichever comes first ± 10 % Tolerance from nominal:...
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0.200000 V – 1050.0000 V Voltage range summary: 0.200000 mA – 30.00000 A Current range summary: 0.04000 mW – 30.0000 kW Electric power range: DC, 15.000 Hz – 1000.00 Hz Frequency range: 2.000 s – 3600.000 s Energy period range: 0.00°...
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This example is based on following parameters: - Function: AC active power - Set value: 500 W (100 V, 10 A, 60° phase shift), 50 Hz Individual items in formula are then calculated like this: - dU = 0.025 % + 0.010 % of range = 0.045 % of 100 V value - dI = 0.05 % + 0.01 % of range = 0.06 % of 10 A value - dPF = [1 –...
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Harmonic products may be added in all AC functions of the calibrator (voltage, current, power, energy). Max. peak amplitude of single √ 2 × full range fundamental harmonic: Amplitude uncertainty: 0.2 % of fundamental harmonic range Max. frequency: 1 kHz Min.
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Sensor types: RTDs, thermocouples -200.00 °C – 800.00 °C Temperature range summary: Temperature scales: Pt 3850 IPTS68, Pt 3851 ITS90, Pt 3916, Pt 3926, Ni 120, custom 20 – 2000 Ω Range of R0 setting:...
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-250.00 – 2315.00 °C (by sensor type) Temperature range summary: Thermocouple types: B, C, D, E, G2, J, K, M, N, R, S, T Cold junction comp. modes: off, manual, automatic Sensor type: Pt100 0.1 °C with calibration constants saved in 9010+, Temperature uncertainty: 0.3 °C otherwise <...
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Waveform: positive square wave / 50 Ω Amplitude: > 1 V Division ratio: off, 1, 10, 100 Rise time: < 1 ns Output terminal: coaxial N connector Waveforms: DC (positive, negative), square wave (symmetrical, positive, negative) 0.100000 Hz – 100.0000 kHz Frequency range: Frequency uncertainty: 25 ppm...
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Output terminal: coaxial N connector Waveform: sinusoidal 15.00000 Hz – 400.00 MHz Frequency range: Frequency uncertainty: 2.5 ppm – 1.5000 V Amplitude range: 1.400 mV Output terminal: coaxial N connector Waveform: positive square wave 0.100000 Hz – 400.000 MHz Frequency range: Frequency uncertainty: 2.5 ppm 2.5 ns –...
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Output terminal: coaxial N connector Waveform: sinusoidal 15.00000 Hz – 1 100.00 MHz Frequency range: Frequency uncertainty: 0.1 ppm – 1.5000 V Amplitude range: 1.400 mV (above 1 GHz 1.0000 V Output terminal: coaxial N connector 0.1 Hz – 400 MHz positive square wave Waveform: 400 MHz –...
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Input terminal: coaxial N connector 100 Ω, 2 MΩ Ranges: in 10 % – 100 % of range Measurement uncertainty: 0.1 % of value Functions: DCV, DCI, frequency, resistance, TC, RTD Terminal ratings: 25 V between V and COM 10 V between A and COM 50 V between COM and PE...
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-250.00 – 1820.00 °C Temperature range: Cold junction comp. modes: Manual...
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According to EN ISO/IEC 17050-1:2010 standard as well as 2014/30/EU and 2014/35/EU directives of European Parliament and European Council, MEATEST, spol. s r. o., manufacturer of 9010+ Multifunction Calibrator, based in Železná 3, 619 00 Brno, Czech Republic, declares that its product conforms to following specifications: - EN 61010-1 ed.
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