PRESSURE ADAPTERS (Stainless Steel) √ √ To 1/4 -18 NPT female √ To 1/4- 18 NPT male √ √ To 7/16- 20 UNF male with 37 degree flare √ √ PANEL MOUNTING RING √ √ CARRYING CASE DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
• Replace the front face panel. Do not crush or crimp the ribbon cable while replacing the front face panel. • Carefully replace the rear center screw. Figure 3-2: Illustration of Front Face Panel Rotation DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
The high/low data values are cleared. Zeroing the Display Hold the [Zero] button until the On/Off Zero Clear the display shows "-0-" (about 5 seconds). The instrument will retain this zero value even after the instrument has been turned off. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
In order to obtain optimum performance from the instrument when testing or re-calibrating, obey the following recommendations: • Allow a 5-minute warm-up period before testing or calibration. • The pressure standard you use should be at least 4 times more accurate than the specification of the instrument. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
Apply the indicated pressure to the instrument. Press [Clear] until "-P-"is displayed, indicating that the reading is being stored. Next, the display will begin to alternately flash between the pressure required for calibration point #1 (for example, "050.0”') and ” - ---". DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
Check that the instrument has been calibrated properly by turning it back on and using the pressure source. Rear View of Front Face Panel Figure 4-1: Front face panel (rear view), showing mode jumper positions and orientation of sensor cable DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
4-20 mA +1- .25% of full scale output Display & Output Zero Adjust: Via front panel pushbuttons Output Only Zero Adjust: Internal Potentiometer Output Only Span Adjust: Internal Potentiometer Operating Temperature: 30 to 160 degrees F Connection: Via terminal blocks inside case DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
To achieve a reliable connection, use either fine stranded or solid stranded wire size 0.5mm2 or 20 AWG. The wire must be stripped as shown in the "Wire stripping diagram" below. Figure 5-2: Wire stripping diagram DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
(see "CALIBRATION" in Chapter 4. Before attempting to adjust the analog output. A calibrated standard is required to calibrate the front display, but no pressure source is needed to adjust the analog output. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
Forcing the analog output to 0 Volts or 4 mA Forcing the analog output to 5 Volts or 20 mA Displaying the program version Setup Menu Operation All of the field selectable features are accessed via the Setup Menu. This section discusses its operation. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
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If you wish to abandon the changes you made to this setting, you can use the [On/Off] button to turn the instrument off. Otherwise... Once the setting you want is displayed, press the [Zero] button to store this setting into memory. After the instrument stores the setting into memory, the next menu item will be displayed. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
This feature disables the ability to read the stored high and low values on the display. The display will always read the "live" tracking value of the process pressure. When the [Hi/Lo] button is pressed, the display will momentarily read "-EO-" which indicates that the button has been disabled via the Enable Options menu item. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
"A" (absolute), "C" (compound) and "D" (differential) reference will use the first table. Instruments sold with the "M" pressure reference will use the second. Table 6: Engineering Units ("UNIT") Available Settings Setting Engineering Unit I Comment for factory use only NBAR mbar TORR torr "H2O 'H2O "HG inHg NNHG mmHg DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
One of the pressure points is below the calibration range of the instrument, or the sensor cable is not connected properly. "HELP 04” : Calibration error. The applied pressures at any two calibration points did not differ enough. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
If "-EO-" is displayed when a button in pressed, this indicates that the button has been disabled with the Enable Options ("EO") menu item. See "Enable Options ("EO") Description" in Section 6.5 for more information. CHAPTER 8 POWER ADAPTER SPECIFICATION DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
* Technical description of the defect: In order to properly repair a product, it is absolutely necessary for Cooper to receive information specifying the reason the product is being returned. Specific test data, written observations on the failure and the specific corrective action you require are needed. DPG 100 Rev Feb 2001...
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