Calibration Wizard - Select Channels to Calibrate
Use this wizard to calibrate the analog devices. To perform the calibration process, the device must be online with the controller and at least one channel must be selected to calibrate.
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Calibration is not available in Run mode or Remote Run mode.
Although the purpose is the same for input and output devices, the process differs for each:
- When calibrating input devices, use current or voltage calibrators to send a signal to the device.
- When calibrating output devices, use a Digital Multimeter (DMM) to measure the signal that the device is sending out.
The
Calibration Wizard - Select Channels to Calibrate
view includes these parameters:Parameter | Description |
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Channel | Allows configuration of the parameters for the channel. |
Calibrate | Indicates the selected channels to calibrate. The wizard calibrates the voltage mode channels first, then the current mode channels. |
Calibration Range | Indicates the calibration range, as defined on Configuration by the Input Range or Output Range selections.Valid values are 0 mA to 20 mA for current input and output channels and -10 V to 10 V for voltage input and output channels. |
Calibration Gain | Indicates the calibration gain that is reported by the device. |
Calibration Offset | Indicates the calibration offset that is reported by the device. |
Calibration Status | Indicates the status of the calibration per device. Valid value is OK or Error . |
Calibrate channels in groups | Applies a reference signal to all the selected channels at the same time. |
Calibrate channels one at a time | Applies a reference signal to one channel and then move the reference to the next channel. Calibrate the selected channels one at a time. |
Next | Starts the calibration of the channel. If the value for the channel is acceptable, and another channel is selected to be calibrated, the next channel is highlighted. |
Retry | Restarts the calibration for the channel. |
Cancel | Cancels the calibration process. |
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