User’s Guide v6 - Himmelstein

1 user s Guide v6700 SeriesMulti-ChannelSignal ConditionerDisplayand ControllerS. Himmelstein AND COMPANYM easurement and Control Products Since 1960700 Series user s GuideTABLE OF CONTENTSiTABLE OF CONTENTSGETTING STARTED .. 1 General 2 Power Up Display (Model Number Information).. 3 Rear 4 Front 5 MENU Key .. 6 VIEW Key .. 6 TEST Key .. 7 TARE 7 HOLD 8 ESC/RESET 8 Cursor Keys .. 8 ENTER Key .. 9 MENU BASICS .. 11 CHAN 14LO 14LO 14LO 15HI 15HI Hysteresis .. 15HI 16 Limit 16 Limit 17 Limit 18 Display 18 TARE 19 RESET Key (Clear Tare).. 19 Max/Min Type .. 19 RESET Key (Reset UDCA Counter).. 20 CHAN CALIBRATION (MODEL ACUA).. 21 Type of CAL .. 22 Full 23 Zero 23%CAL Value | %Load 23700 Series user s GuideiiTABLE OF CONTENTS&CAL Value | &Load CAL Transducer (Shunt Calibrations)..24To Zero Transducer (Load Calibrations).

2 25To do %CAL (Load Calibrations)..25To do &CAL (Load Calibrations)..26 Test CALIBRATION (MODEL LVDA)..27 Excitation of CAL ..29 Full Zero LVDT ..31To do %CAL ..31To do &CAL ..32 Test CALIBRATION (MODEL DCSA)..33 Type of CAL ..34 Full Value (Shunt and Load Calibrations)..36%CAL Value | %Load Value | mV/V @ %FS ..36&CAL Value | &Load Value | mV/V @ &FS ..36To CAL Transducer (Shunt Calibrations)..37To Zero Transducer (Load Calibrations)..38To do %CAL (Load Calibrations)..38To do &CAL (Load Calibrations)..39To CAL Transducer (mV/V Calibrations)..40 Test CALIBRATION (MODEL DCVA)..41 Type of CAL ..42 Full Value | %Load Value | &Load CAL Transducer (Remote Calibrations)..44To Zero Transducer (Load Calibrations)..45To do %CAL (Load Calibrations)..45To do &CAL (Load Calibrations)..46 Test Series user s GuideTABLE OF CONTENTSiiiCHAN CALIBRATION (MODEL DCIA).

3 47 Input 47 Full 48 Adjust 48 Test 49 CHAN CALIBRATION (MODEL CTUA).. 51 Full 51 Transducer Frequency | Transducer 52 Input 55 Input 55 Lowest 55 Test 56 CHAN CALIBRATION (MODEL UDCA).. 57 Full 57 Transducer Pulses | Transducer 58 Count 59% Direction (1X, 2X, 4X Count Modes).. 61 Count Edge (Event Count Mode).. 62 Reset Arm 62 Reset 63 Reset 64 Test 66 CHAN CALIBRATION (CH3 CALCULATION).. 67 Full 68 Constant A | Constant B | Constant 71 SYSTEM OPTIONS .. 73 Adjust 73 Menu 74 Check 74Do 74 Power 74 Power Up 75 Power Up 75 Power Up 75 State 76700 Series user s GuideivTABLE OF CONTENTSLOGIC I/O ..77 Input ..80 Clear ..80 Clear Max/Mins ..81 Clear Latched Max/Mins ..82 Apply %CAL ..83 Apply &CAL ..83 Reset HI IN LO Max ..86 NOT At Min ..87 NOT At to OUT to Pattern8 OUT to State8 Pattern1 OUT to NOT Pattern8 State1 OUT to NOT State8 used for Analog Output used for Analog Output Analog OPTIONS.

4 99 BAUD Rate ..99 Data Series user s GuideTABLE OF CONTENTSvAPPENDIX A, REAR PANEL CONNECTORS .. 101I/O 101 Examples of Typical Logic Input 102 Examples of Typical Logic Output 102 Model ACUA 103 Typical AC Strain Gage Transducer 104 Model LVDA 105 Typical LVDT Transducer 106 Model DCSA 107 Typical DC Strain Gage Transducer 108 Model DCVA 109 Typical DC Voltage Transducer 110 Model DCIA 111 Typical Transmitter (2 wire) 112 Typical Transmitter (4 wire) 112 Model CTUA 113 Typical Passive Speed Pickup 114 Typical Zero Velocity Speed Pickup 114 Typical Encoder (with Quadrature Signals) 114 Model UDCA 115 Typical Rotary Encoder (with Index Pulse) 116 Typical Encoder (with Reset Switch) 116 Examples of Typical Reset and Reset Arm 117 Examples of Typical Input A (Event) 117 COM 118 Typical RS485 119 Typical RS232 120 APPENDIX B, INSIDE THE CABINET.

5 121 Opening the 121 Jumpers and 122 Password Enable/Disable 123 Analog Outputs 5V/10V Selection 123RS232/422/485 Selection 123RS485/422 Termination 124 Logic Output 124 Analog Output 124 External %5V 124 Module 125 CAL Resistor Installation (Models ACUA and DCSA).. 126 Excitation 5V/10V Selection Jumper (Model DCSA).. 127 Option MA Current 128 Option MB Current 129 Option MC Voltage 130700 Series user s GuideviTABLE OF CONTENTSAPPENDIX C, RESETTING MEMORY TO D, MENU LIST WITH DEFAULT SETTINGS ..133 APPENDIX E, MENU F, SERIAL COMMUNICATION G, SYSTEM RESPONSE RATES ..157 Model ACUA (AC Strain Gage Amplifier) LVDA (LVDT Amplifier) DCSA (DC Strain Gage Amplifier) DCVA (DC Voltage Amplifier) DCIA (DC Current Amplifier) CTUA (Frequency Input Module) UDCA (Encoder/Totalizer Module) Calculation I/O Response Output H, ACUA (AC Strain Gage Amplifier) LVDA (LVDT Amplifier) DCSA (DC Strain Gage Amplifier) DCVA (DC Voltage Amplifier) DCIA (DC Current Amplifier) CTUA (Frequency Input Module) UDCA (Encoder/Totalizer Module) MA (Current Output) MB (Current Output) MC (Voltage Output) Series user s GuideGETTING STARTED1 GETTING STARTEDG eneral FeaturesThe 700 Series instrument is a full featured Data Acquisitionsystem with Test Control capabilities.

6 It handles up to twohardware channels and one calculated channel. Many advancedfeatures are provided without sacrificing ease of use.!The 16 character by 2 line alphanumeric display provideseasy to read menu selections.!All manual adjustments have been eliminated. Calibrationis performed automatically. Resolution is notcompromised because there are no ranges to is for any Full Scale value.!Simplified keypad allows access to all channels, datatypes, and status without stopping a Test. Data isdisplayed in engineering units.!There is no battery to change. System settings arestored in EEPROM memory.!There is no filter to change or fan to replace. Low powertechnology is used eliminating the need for a fan.!Data for each analog hardware channel is sampled at2000Hz using a 16-bit A/D converter.!Hardware channels have a 4-pole Bessel response lowpass digital filter.

7 In addition, analog hardware channelshave a low pass Bessel response hardware antialias filter.!Cross channel calculation is computed at 50Hz rate. !Standard instrument can be connected to 110 or220 VAC power without changes.!Program 4 external logic inputs, 6 external logic outputs,and 6 internal Matrix signals to control your application.!There are two analog outputs. Each can be assigned toany channel. You can select 5V or 10V Full Scale.!Connect instrument to a computer via RS232, RS422, orRS485. 32 instruments can be connected using 12D1 allows10 to 15 VDC output options:MA: 4-20mA or12 8mAMB: 10 10mAMC: 5 5V700 Series user s Guide2 GETTING STARTEDI nstallation!Unpack the instrument and verify that you received thefollowing Series 700 power 10ft RS232 cable (for connection to computer).One M700 Windows Interface 15 pin male mating connector (for I/O).

8 One 9 pin male mating connector for each signalconditioning module purchased without a cable.!For standard 700 Series instruments, connect power cord tothe back of the instrument and to a power source thatdelivers 90-250 VAC, 700 Series instruments with option 12D1, connect apower source that delivers 10 to 15 VDC to banana jacks onthe rear panel of the instrument.!Connect transducers to CH1 and CH2, as signal conditioning modules and correspondingtransducers (if purchased) are listed on the Series 700 Instrument Summary sheet in Section (System Data) ofthe manual (blue binder). If cables were not purchased, seeAPPENDIX A for connectors pinouts and typical cables.!Turn power ON. The power switch is located on the rearpanel.!If purchased with transducers, the 700 Series instrument isready to use. Calibration was performed at the , the instrument was set up as defined on the Series 700 Instrument Summary sheet in Section (System Data) ofthe manual (blue binder).

9 If the 700 Series instrument was not purchased withtransducers, see appropriate CHAN CALIBRATION chapter tocalibrate Series user s GuideGETTING STARTED3 Power Up Display (Model Number Information)When power is applied to the 700 Series instrument, thefollowing message is shown for about four Conditioning ModulesType Model DescriptionType Model Description0 NONEnot installed4 LVDALVDT1 ACUA AC Strain Gage5 UDCA Encoder/Totalizer2 CTUA Frequency Input6 DCIA DC Current3 DCVA DC Voltage8 DCSA DC Strain GageThe first line of the power up display shows model and versionnumbers. The model number is based on the type of signalconditioning modules installed as described in diagram to two modules (channels) can be installed. The thirdchannel is a calculation and is present on all second line of the power up display shows the model namesof installed signal conditioning modules.

10 Preceding each modelname is the corresponding channel Series Model Number ExamplesModelCH1CH2CH3701 AC Strain Gage AmpnoneCalculation721 AC Strain Gage Amp Frequency Input Module728 DC Strain Gage Amp Frequency Input Module733DC Voltage AmpDC Voltage Amp784 LVDT AmpDC Strain Gage Amp751AC Strain GageEncoder/Totalizer Module766DC Current AmpDC Current AmpType of moduleinstalled in of moduleinstalled in Series instrumentVersion numberModel of moduleinstalled in of moduleinstalled in the power upmessage is gone, youcan view model andversion numbers bypressing ENTER keythree times in message isdisplayed after thepower up display ifany of the channelshave not beencalibrated since thesystem was reset. See the appropriateCHAN CALIBRATION chapter(s).700 Series user s Guide4 GETTING STARTEDRear PanelPower switchConnect topower sourcethat delivers90-250 VAC, UnitVAC PoweredTwo 2A/250 VACfuses are computerserial port here.