Calibration Mode; Configuring The Calibration - WIKA CPH6000 Betriebsanleitung

6. Commissioning, operation
Performing MEASURING mode with test item
▶
Measurement process can be
performed.
▶
With [▲] or [▼] the function can be
EN
switched between pressure signal and
electrical signal.
Measuring range of the test item
1
Current measured value of the test
2
item
Deviation/difference between
3
reference and test item in the
current pressure units and in % of
the measuring span (% FS) or % of
reading (% rd)
Pressure unit (of the test item)
4
Output signal of the test item
5
Current value of the output signal of the test item
6

6.8.2 CALIBRATION mode

6.8.2.1 Configuring the calibration

The instrument has an integral real-time clock with date. The current date of a calibration is stated later in the
calibration certificate. Before starting a calibration, you must ensure that the internal date of the CPH6000 is
correct (see chapter 6.9.5 "CPH configuration").
Accessing CALIBRATION mode:
1. With [SETUP], access the main menu.
2. With [▲] or [▼] select the menu item CALIBRATION.
3. Confirm with [SELECT].
⇒
The submenu CALIBRATION is displayed.
Preparing for CALIBRATION:
To switch the instrument to CALIBRATION mode, the following settings must be made
beforehand.
▶
With [▲] or [▼], select menu item.
⇒
Calibration, test point and set (set point)
▶ Use [◀] or [▶] to make the configuration.
▶ Input of the values via numeric keypad
▶
Confirm by pressing [ENTER].
▶
When finished, confirm all settings with [SELECT].
⇒
CALIBRATION mode is initiated.
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Measuring
13:28
Reference
0.000 10.000
0.000
bar
Testitem
1
0.000 6.000
0.006
2
bar
3
Dev.:
0.006 bar
%FS
0.10
Pressure signal
(test item)
WIKA operating instructions, pressure calibrator model CPH6000
Measuring
Reference
0.000
0.000
Testitem
4-20 mA
4.0160
P I/U
Dev.:
0.006
switchable
0.10
Electrical signal
(test item)
.Configuration
MEASURING
CALIBRATION
SWITCH-TEST
Functions
CPH-Info
ReferenceSensor
Ref. Sensor-list
CPH-Configuration
Interface
CLEAR CalProg
CPH switch off
13:28
10.000
4
bar
5
6
bar
%FS