DayTronic System 10 Manuel utilisateur

Signal Processing Instrumentation for Measurement & Analysis

User’s

Guidebook

Version SB.8

Stand Alone

MODULAR FRONT END

Data Acquisition

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Section 1.C Section 4 of the appropriate

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Section 1.D Section 5 of the appropriate

“On the Air” Booklet

Fig. 1.E.1 (Section 1.E.1) Fig. 1.5 (Section 1.E.1)

Fig. 1.E.2 (Section 1.E.1) Fig. 1.6 (Section 1.E.1)

Section 1.F.1 Section 1.F.2

Section 1.F.2 Section 1.F.3

Section 1.G.2 Section 1.G.1

Section 1.G.7 Section 1.G.6

Appendix B Section 1.B

SYSTEM 10

USER’SGUIDEBOOK

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GETTING YOUR SYSTEM 10 ONTHEAIR

FOR “A-SIZED” MAINFRAMES

1. Introduction

a. The Purpose of This Booklet .................................................................................. A - 1

b. “A-Sized” Mainframes and Extended Keyboards ........................................... A - 1

c. If You Need Help… ...................................................................................................... A - 2

2. Physical Layout .......................................................................................................... A - 3

3. Powerup ........................................................................................................................... A - 6

4. Keyboard Connection and Initialization .................................................. A - 6

5. LCD/VFD Data Display Setup .......................................................................... A - 7

6. Setup of Analog Inputs: Transducer Cabling ....................................... A - 9

7. Data Channel Configuration .......................................................................... A - 11

8. Setting System Scan Range .......................................................................... A - 13

9. Setting System Time and Date ..................................................................... A - 14

10. Data Channel Calibration ................................................................................. A - 14

11. Setup of Cross-Channel Calculations .................................................... A - 16

12. Setup of Logic Bits and Logic Ports

a. “Sourcing” of Logic Bits ......................................................................................... A - 18

b. Initialization of Optional Model 10AIO-16 ........................................................ A - 19

13. Limit Setup ................................................................................................................... A - 20

14. Setup of EXECUTE Functions ........................................................................ A - 23

15. Setting Data-Transmission Characteristics ....................................... A - 25

16. Communication with External Devices

a. Introduction: System 10 Communication Modes ......................................... A - 26

b. Setup of RS-232-C Communications ................................................................ A - 27

c. Setup of IEEE-488 Communications ................................................................. A - 27

d. Setup of RS-422 Communications .................................................................... A - 27

17. Mainframe Keypad Functions ....................................................................... A - 28

18. Further Optional Procedures ......................................................................... A - 29

App A. Summary of A-Sized Mainframe Features ................................ A - 30

GETTING YOUR SYSTEM 10 ONTHEAIR

FOR “B-SIZED” MAINFRAMES

1. Introduction

a. The Purpose of This Booklet .................................................................................. B - 1

b. “B-Sized” Mainframes ............................................................................................... B - 1

c. Monitor and Keyboard ............................................................................................. B - 2

d. If You Need Help… ...................................................................................................... B - 3

2. Physical Layout .......................................................................................................... B - 3

3. Powerup ........................................................................................................................... B - 8

4. Keyboard Connection ........................................................................................... B - 8

5. CRT Video Setup ........................................................................................................ B - 9

6. Setup of Analog Inputs: Transducer Cabling ..................................... B - 15

7. Data Channel Configuration .......................................................................... B - 16

8. Setting System Scan Range .......................................................................... B - 19

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9. Setting System Time and Date ..................................................................... B - 19

10. Data Channel Calibration ................................................................................. B - 20

11. Setup of Cross-Channel Calculations .................................................... B - 22

12. Setup of Logic Bits and Logic Ports

a. “Sourcing” of Logic Bits ......................................................................................... B - 24

b. Initialization of Optional Model 10BIO-16 ........................................................ B - 25

13. Limit Setup ................................................................................................................... B - 26

14. Automatic Command Execution

a. Setup of EXECUTE Functions .............................................................................. B - 30

b. Setup of CONDITIONAL and COMMAND Functions ................................... B - 32

15. Setting Data-Transmission Characteristics ....................................... B - 33

16. Communication with External Devices

a. Introduction: System 10 Communication Modes ......................................... B - 34

b. Setup of “Main” RS-232-C Communications .................................................. B - 35

c. Setup of “Auxiliary” RS-232-C Communications (10BACI) ....................... B - 36

d. Setup of RS-232-C Communications for an Optional

Printer Interface Port (10VFO132) ..................................................................... B - 37

e. Setup of IEEE-488 Communications ................................................................. B - 38

f. Setup of RS-422 Communications ..................................................................... B - 38

17. Optional Bargraph Setup (Model 10VGM500) ................................... B - 39

18. Optional History Recording (Model 10BDR64) ................................. B - 42

19. Further Optional Procedures ......................................................................... B - 48

App A. Summary of B-Sized Mainframe Features ................................ B - 49

SECTION 1

REQUIRED SYSTEM SETUP PROCEDURES

1.A GETTING STARTED

1. Using the “On the Air” Tutorial ............................................................................ 1-1

2. Basic Precautions

a. EEPROM Memory Protection .................................................................................... 1-1

b. Checking Line-Voltage Setting .................................................................................. 1-1

c. Circuit-Card Insertion and Removal ........................................................................ 1-2

d. Handling Cards with Internal Battery ...................................................................... 1-2

e. Air Cooling Requirements ........................................................................................... 1-2

f. Dust Covers ...................................................................................................................... 1-2

3. Mainframe Powerup

a. AC Operation (All Models) .......................................................................................... 1-3

b. DC Operation (“V” Option) .......................................................................................... 1-6

4. Display and Keyboard Initialization

a. DISPLAY Settings for A-Sized Mainframes ........................................................... 1-7

b. DISPLAY Settings for B-Sized Mainframes .......................................................... 1-7

c. Initialization of Optional 10P80D Keyboard with

Certain A-Sized Mainframes ..................................................................................... 1-8

1.B CARD INSERTION AND REMOVAL ......................................................... 1-9

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1.C ENTRY OF MNEMONIC COMMANDS

1. Introduction .................................................................................................................... 1-13

2. Conventions Used in Command Expressions .................................... 1-14

3. Command Entry and Display

a. Via Keyboard ................................................................................................................. 1-15

b. Via Computer Interface ............................................................................................. 1-16

4. Interrogating for Setup Values

a. “Read” Commands and Responses .................................................................... 1-17

b. Sequential Keyboard Interrogations ..................................................................... 1-18

1.D SYSTEM STATUS INDICATORS ............................................................... 1-21

1.E TRANSDUCER CABLING AND CONDITIONER CARD SETUP

1. General Considerations ....................................................................................... 1-23

a. “10A” Cards ................................................................................................................... 1-23

b. “AA” Cards ..................................................................................................................... 1-24

c. Connection of Cable Shield .................................................................................... 1-26

d. Use of the Model 10AX-2 Auxiliary Excitation Card ....................................... 1-27

2. Connection and Setup of

Analog Input Cards and Accessories

•Model 10A9-8C Eight-Channel Thermocouple Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ................................................. 10A9-8C.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A9-8C.3

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Programming “Open TC” Detection ................................................... 10A9-8C.5

b. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A9-8C.5

4. Optional “Remote” TC Connections: Model 10CTJB-8

Thermocouple Junction Box

a. Purpose ........................................................................................................ 10A9-8C.6

b. Connections ................................................................................................ 10A9-8C.6

•Model 10A10-4 Quad Isolated Thermocouple Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ................................................. 10A10-4.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A10-4.3

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Programming “Open TC” Detection ................................................... 10A10-4.5

b. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A10-4.5

4. Optional “Remote” TC Connections: Model 10CTJB-8

Thermocouple Junction Box

a. Purpose ......................................................................................................... 10A10-4.5

b. Connections ................................................................................................. 10A10-4.5

•Model 10A15-8 Eight-Channel Thermistor Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ................................................. 10A15-8.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A15-8.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A15-8.3

•Model 10A16-4C Quad Platinum RTD Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A16-4C.1

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2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A16-4C.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Setting a 10A16-4C Channel for Four-Wire or

Three-Wire RTD Cabling ...................................................................... 10A16-4C.4

b. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A16-4C.4

c. High RTD Resolution with Specially Modified 10A16-4C ......... 10A16-4C.5

•Model 10A17-2 Dual High-Voltage Isolation RTD Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A17-4C.1

2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A17-4C.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A17-4C.3

b. High RTD Resolution with Specially Modified 10A17-2 ............ 10A17-4C.3

•Model 10A18-4C Quad 100-Ohm Platinum Linear RTD Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A18-4C.1

2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A18-4C.3

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Setting a 10A18-4C Channel for Four-Wire or

Three-Wire RTD Cabling ...................................................................... 10A18-4C.5

b. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A18-4C.5

Calculated Calibration ........................................................................... 10A18-4C.5

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................ 10A18-4C.7

•Model 10A30-2C Dual LVDT Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A30-2C.1

2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A30-2C.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A30-2C.6

•Model 10A31-4 Quad LVDT Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A31-4.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A31-4.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A31-4.8

•Model 10A35 Encoder Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ...................................................... 10A35.1

2. Transducer Connections .................................................................................. 10A35.1

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Operation

Count Predivision ........................................................................................... 10A35.3

Zero-Indexing (Resetting) the 10A35 ..................................................... 10A35.3

Returning the 10A35 to “RUN MODE” .................................................... 10A35.3

•Model 10A40 Frequency Input Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ...................................................... 10A40.1

2. Transducer Connections

a. Standard Cabling ........................................................................................... 10A40.2

b. Special Cabling

Ungrounded Frequency Source .............................................................. 10A40.4

Elimination of DC Offset .............................................................................. 10A40.4

Suppression of High-Frequency Noise in

Low-Frequency Input ................................................................................ 10A40.4

c. Pull-Up Resistor .............................................................................................. 10A40.5

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3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ................................................................... 10A40.5

Absolute Calibration ..................................................................................... 10A40.5

Calculated Calibration ................................................................................. 10A40.6

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ....................................................... 10A40.6

b. Trigger-Level Adjustment ........................................................................... 10A40.6

•Model 10A41-2C Dual Frequency Input Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A41-2C.1

2. Transducer Connections

a. Standard Cabling ................................................................................... 10A41-2C.2

b. Special Cabling

Ungrounded Frequency Source ....................................................... 10A41-2C.4

Elimination of DC Offset ....................................................................... 10A41-2C.5

Suppression of High-Frequency Noise in

Low-Frequency Input ......................................................................... 10A41-2C.5

c. Pull-Up Resistor ....................................................................................... 10A41-2C.5

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Selecting Input Voltage Range .......................................................... 10A41-2C.6

b. Selecting Filter Bandwidth ................................................................... 10A41-2C.6

c. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A41-2C.7

Absolute Calibration .............................................................................. 10A41-2C.7

Calculated Calibration ........................................................................... 10A41-2C.8

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................ 10A41-2C.8

•Model 10A43 Dwell Angle Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ...................................................... 10A43.1

2. Transducer Connections .................................................................................. 10A43.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ................................................................... 10A43.3

•Model 10A45 Simmonds Shaft Torque Sensor Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ...................................................... 10A45.1

2. Transducer Connections .................................................................................. 10A45.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ................................................................... 10A45.4

b. Horsepower Calculation ............................................................................. 10A45.4

•Model 10A48 Modulated Carrier Flow Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ...................................................... 10A48.1

2. Transducer Connections .................................................................................. 10A48.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Transducer Alignment Adjustments ....................................................... 10A48.3

b. Configuration and Calibration ................................................................... 10A48.4

c. Use of Totalizer Output to Obtain a Total Volume

or Total Mass Reading ................................................................................. 10A48.4

•Model 10A60-4 Quad Voltage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A60-4.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A60-4.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A60-4.4

Absolute Calibration ................................................................................. 10A60-4.4

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A60-4.4

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•Model 10A61-2 Dual 4-20 mA Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A61-2.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A61-2.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A61-2.3

Absolute Calibration ................................................................................. 10A61-2.3

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A61-2.3

•Model 10A62-8C Eight-Channel 4-20 mA Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A62-8C.1

2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A62-8C.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A62-8C.3

Absolute Calibration for a 4-20 mA Channel ................................ 10A62-8C.3

Absolute Calibration for a 4-12-20 mA Channel .......................... 10A62-8C.3

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................. 10A62-8C.4

•Model 10A63-2 Dual Voltage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A63-2.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A63-2.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A63-2.4

Absolute Calibration ................................................................................. 10A63-2.4

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A63-2.5

•Model 10A64-8C Eight-Channel Voltage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A64-8C.1

2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A64-8C.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A64-8C.3

Absolute Calibration .............................................................................. 10A64-8C.3

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................ 10A64-8C.4

•Model 10A65-8 Eight-Channel Low-Level Voltage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A65-8.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A65-8.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A65-8.3

Absolute Calibration ................................................................................. 10A65-8.3

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A65-8.4

•Model 10A68-2 Dual AC RMS Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A68-2.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A68-2.3

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A68-2.3

Absolute Calibration ................................................................................. 10A68-2.3

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A68-2.4

•Model 10A69-4 Quad AC RMS Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A69-4.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A69-4.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A69-4.4

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Absolute Calibration ................................................................................. 10A69-4.4

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A69-4.5

•Model 10A70-2 Dual Strain Gage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A70-2.1

2. Transducer Connections .............................................................................. 10A70-2.2

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A70-2.4

Calculated Calibration .............................................................................. 10A70-2.4

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................... 10A70-2.5

•Model 10A72-2C Enhanced Dual Strain Gage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A72-2C.1

2. Transducer Connections ........................................................................... 10A72-2C.3

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Selection of Conditioner Modes ....................................................... 10A72-2C.5

b. Selection of Excitation Levels ............................................................ 10A72-2C.5

c. Selection of Analog Filters ................................................................... 10A72-2C.6

d. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................ 10A72-2C.6

Calculated Calibration ........................................................................... 10A72-2C.6

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................ 10A72-2C.7

Simulated (Shunt) Calibration ............................................................ 10A72-2C.7

4. Optional Bridge Completion: Model 10CJB-2

Dual Bridge Completion Card

a. Purpose ...................................................................................................... 10A72-2C.9

b. 10CJB-2 Transducer Connections ................................................... 10A72-2C.9

c. Calibration

Calculated Calibration ........................................................................ 10A72-2C.11

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration .............................................. 10A72-2C.11

Simulated (Shunt) Calibration .......................................................... 10A72-2C.11

Coarse Zero Offset .............................................................................. 10A72-2C.11

•Model 10A73-4 1/2 & 1/4 Bridge Strain Gage Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications .................................................. 10A73-4.1

2. Gage / Transducer Connections ................................................................ 10A73-4.2

a. 1/4-, 1/2-, or Full-Bridge Gage Connections

Using a System 10 Bridge Completion Connector ....................... 10A73-4.4

b. 1/4-, 1/2-, or Full-Bridge Gage Connections

Using the Model 10CJB-4 ...................................................................... 10A73-4.6

c. Full-Bridge Transducer Connections

(Without Bridge Completion) ................................................................ 10A73-4.7

3. Setup and/or Operating Considerations

a. Selection of Excitation Level .................................................................. 10A73-4.8

b. Configuration and Calibration ............................................................... 10A73-4.9

Calculated Calibration .............................................................................. 10A73-4.9

Two-Point (Deadweight) Calibration ................................................. 10A73-4.10

Simulated (Shunt) Calibration ............................................................. 10A73-4.10

c. Setting an Initial Zero Offset with the Model 10CJB-4 ............... 10A73-4.12

4. Lead-Wire and Nonlinearity Effects with Quarter-Bridge

Strain Gage Configuration .......................................................................... 10A73-4.12

a. Preventing the Effects of Lead-Wire Resistance ......................... 10A73-4.12

b. Preventing the Effects of Bridge Nonlinearity ............................... 10A73-4.14

•Model 10A74-4C Quad Strain Gage Track-Hold Conditioner Card

1. General Description and Specifications ............................................... 10A74-4C.1

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