An OMEGA Te c h n o lo g ie s Co m p a n y DP18 Series Model DP18-RT1 True RMS Ammeter .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

The unique Communications Adapter provides a fully isolated serial interface and power source, allowing the transmitter to be configured with a “PC-Only” - no external power supply, calibrator or meter is required! QuicQuicQuicQuicQuick Stark Stark Stark Stark StartttttBefore beginning the process of setting up the transmitter, it is important to understand the difference between calibration and configuration. The transmitter’s precision references (4 and 20 milliamps out; resistance, voltage an

These values can be requested from the manufacturer when the sensor is purchased or may be measured by a testing lab. ..... SquarSquarSquarSquarSquar... e Re Re Re Re R... ootootootootoot Select this function if the transmitter’s output is to vary with the square root of the input. ........ Custom PCustom PCustom PCustom PCustom P.. ololololol....... ynomialynomialynomialynomialynomial The transmitter can use up to a 10th order polynomial equation (y = A + Ax + Ax2 + … + Ax10) as the transfer fu

For All Non-Juicing Functions STEP 1 Place the auger into the drum. Insert the blank into the drum with the protruding tab at the bottom. Insert the appropriate nozzle into the inside of the Drum Cap. Place the drum cap onto the drum end and turn it counterclockwise until it is firmly in place. STEP 2 Connect assembled drum set with main body by inserting the visible part of the metal shaft into the hex area on the main body. Secure by turning the locking clip clockwise. Place the hopper onto th

Run down clock Reset will preset the clock to the alarm point. When zero is reached, if the alarm is enabled, the clock will stop and the whole display will flash and the alarm output will be activated, until the clock is reset. If the alarm is disabled, the clock will run down to zero and then underflow to 99 : 59. Page : 9 9.2.2.- CONNECTION EXAMPLES Different interlinking of the three control lines will produce different operating modes: Stop Start Reset GND Stop Start Reset GND Stop Start Re

12.- MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS mm (inches) Aluminium back plate C PANEL CUT-OUT B E D Panel thickness : Max. 14 (0.55) Min. 2.5 (0.10) A Anti-Glare red lens Table 5 DIMENSIONS PANEL CUT-OUT WEIGHT POWER Digits Height A B C D E 4 57 (2.3) 264 (10.4) 120 (4.75) 112 (4.41) 256 (10.07) 112 (4.4) 2.3 Kg (5 lbs) 6 VA 4 100 (4) 480 (18.9) 180 (7.09) 112 (4.41) 472 (18.58) 172 (6.77) 5 Kg (11 lbs) 12 VA 6 57 (2.3) 384 (15.12) 120 (4.75) 112 (4.41) 376 (14.8) 112 (4.4) 2.7 Kg (6 lbs) 6 VA 6 100 (4) 688 (27.1

Page : 4 The common features for all series are the following: MECHANICAL.-Housed in a rugged extruded aluminium profile housing for panel mounting or free standing. Finished in anodized black colour. The frontal lens is mounted with a special rubber profile which provides the front part of the unit with an IP-65 protection. CONTROL SIGNALS .-Three inputs, sharing one common return. The operating mode depends on interlinking of the three control lines CONNECTIONS.-For output alarm are made using

Debouncing for 200 mS time constant is normally incorporated on the three control inputs, but may be disabled by removing internal jumpers. Vexc is the Excitation Voltage for sensors supplied by the instrument (pins 1, 2 & 9). The connections to Serial A, Serial B and GND are for the RS422 data output. Run time uncertainty The control inputs are sensed eight times per second, but the actual run time clock is incremented or decremented in synchronism with the built in real time clock once per sec

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