Campbell 21X Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 183)

LIST

FIGURES

13.

21X

MEASUREMENTS

13.1-1

13.2-1

13.3-1

13.3-2

13.3.3

13.3-4

13.3-5

13.3-6

13.3-7

13.3-8

13.3-9

13.4-1

13.4-2

13.5-1

13.5-2

13.6-1

13.6-2

14.

INSTALLATION

AND

MAINTENANCE

14.3-1

14.6-1

14.7-1

14.7-2

14.10-1

14.10-2

APPENDIX

CHANGING RAM

PROM

CHIPS

E-1

Memory

Sockets

on CPU Board

LF.2

1 2 ... 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191

21X MICROLOGGER 1
OPERATOR'S 1
CopynlcHT 1
GAI\/ 2
SiCIEN'rIFIC 2
OPT1ONS 3
1. FUNCTIONAL 4
2. INTERNAL 4
4. EXTERNAL 4
5. TELECOMMUNICATIONS 4
PROGRAMMING 5
EXAMPLES 5
GLOSSARY 6
TABLE 6
I SELECTED 7
CAUTIONARY 8
MICROLOGGER 9
OVERVIEW 9
I contain 9
OVl-z. 21X Wiring 10
1. Input 11
OV2-1. lnstruction Types 12
2. PROCqS$NG TNSTRUCTTONS 13
OV3. PROGRAMMING 14
2. Enter 15
3. Loaded from 16
(lD:Data) 17
21 .234oC 18
Ffalstorage 19
0. The Output Flag is 22
1. On-line output 23
96 Inst. 96 24
RETRIEVAL 25
SPECIFICATIONS 26
1. FUNCTIONAL 27
A PROGRAM 28
COMPILING 29
LOGGING 29
Intermediate Final 30
A O4:XXXX 31
"B 32
A 01:0p 33
2hex) Discard current 35
3hex) Send signature 35
4hex) Load 35
5hex) Exit and 35
2\ The output array 36
0.000 +0.001 37
. For example 38
This is 39
1. microvolts 40
333. microvolts 40
3.7 USE 41
3.8 PROGRAM 42
1. A Subroutine 43
3. An 43
4. A case 43
3.9 INSTRUCTION MEMORY 44
TEMP-RTD R 44
SDM-CD16 6 44
41 z+EXP(x) 45
1+bins*R 46
ERRORICODES 47
EXTERNAL 48
STORAGE 48
PERIPHERALS 48
Key ID:DATA 49
A. Data transfer 50
Drain 200mA typ./S 51
Length C-60 recommended 51
Quality 51
CABLES ] 52
3. Insert 53
I 54
4, An illegal character 55
Iffi l:ff itffi 56
REMOTE PROGRAMMING 57
5. TELECOMMUMCATIONS 57
PIN SERIAL 59
PIN ABR UO 59
6.2 ENABLING 60
6.3 INTERRUPTING 60
6.5 INTERFACING WITH 60
ABR YO FUNCTION 61
7 DATA BITS 62
I AT IPS-2's and 63
7.2 DATALOGGER 64
7.3 THERMOCOUPLE 65
7.6 207 TEMPERATURE 66
Thermocouple 66
02: P12 66
TIPPING 67
1 P 3 68
5 0.254 68
Temperature 69
7.10 1OO 69
Temperature RTD 70
R" 70
05: 5000 71
ADJUSTABLE 72
:calculated to 73
P34 Z=X+F 73
7.15 NONLINEAR 74
-218.76 75
55 Polynomial 76
SpatialAverage 77
02: P92 78
8.3 USING CONTROL 79
SETS 1_16 80
Al Mode 81
02: 641 81
Excite, Delay,Volt(S 82
Temp 107 Probe 82
TO 0.540 83
DESCRIPTION 84
M(V2) 38 85
Block Move 86
0.'l 87
0.69215 88
02: 1024 89
SII1ULATED 90
02; 2048 91
02". 2048 92
ZLoc' 93
9. INPUT/OUTPUT 94
0.3 Hz to 1000 Hz 95
Input locations altered: 1 97
Input locatiQns altered: 98
Input locations 99
9 Output 100
TYPE DESCRIPTION 101
22 EXCITATION 102
. Locations 1-20 103
A Trigger 104
3. Entering 105
(Parameters 106
LOCATION, "** 108
40 LN(X) 109
46 x MOD F 110
54 BLOCK 111
. The magnitude of 112
59 BRIDGE TRANSFORM 113
60 FAST 113
2X=Yag6ilude&Phase 114
10. PROCESSING 115
1.24H2 115
F*1*19'*g'; 116
*F*A/N<fi<i*F*A/N 116
LOC. REPRESENTATIVE 117
LOC. REPRESENT 117
126 50411024 or 1 117
2. The 21X 118
62 COVARIANCE/CORRELATION 118
1. Input Processing 119
2. Averaging 119
3. Output Processing 119
1. Means: 120
I minute and one 120
N' is 121
Quadrant 121
11. OUTPUT 122
01: 2 Repetitions 123
02: 4 Starting input 123
*" 124
2 Repetitions 125
4 Number 125
2 Form 125
78 SEll HIGH 126
80 SET ACTIVE 126
Ct',1,t Cu,z cu,ru 127
PROGRAM 129
CONTROL 129
4 lteration count 130
10: P87 131
NO. TYPE DESCRIPTION 132
NO. TYPE 133
ASCII 1 134
Binary 2 134
0-RFModem 135
01: 4 Decimal 136
1 1200 136
2 9600 136
3 76.800 136
SECTION 137
21X MEASUREMENTS 137
Setup Amplifier Integrotion 138
13.3 THE 139
Error Constants 140
1 3.3-1 1, respectively 140
8723 j 141
22 15 62 141
Error 142
2) V" 143
5oo 18603 144
Rr does 145
13.4 THERMOCOUPLE 146
.--.--'-\ 147
Junction 148
Source Error 150
13.5 BRIDGE 151
5 v RANGE) 152
(milliseconds) 153
'1-X 154
13.6 RESIST 155
Quiescent 156
REQUIREMENTS 157
3. Typicalcurrent 157
I alkaline 158
MSX5 MSX10 159
14.5 DIRECT 159
14.7 USE 160
14.8 GROUNDING 160
MAINTENANCE 161
CALIBRATION 161
9. Lock 162
14. INSTALLATION 163
*ffiqgffiililH 164
A. GLOSSARY 165
: A number which 167
B. PROM SIGNATURES 168
APPENDIX C 169
TELECOMMUNICATIONS 169
00 00 00 170
F 171
C. BINARY TELECOMMUNICATIONS 171
51,S0 represent 172
M represents 172
C. BINARY 173
APPENDIX 174
ASCII TABLE 174
E. CHANGING 175
E.3 CHANGING 176
F. DOCUMENTATION 177
3 Save Program on 178
""r-",=L 179
............8 180
14. INST 181
"t=r",=L 182
MEASUREMENTS 183
21X TNDEX 184
60] 10-6 185
I nitiate Telecommunications 186
72j 11-3 189

Comments to this Manuals

No comments

Campbell 21X Operator's Manual Page 183

Comments to this Manuals

Related products and manuals for Measuring, testing & control Campbell 21X