Martel Electronics DPM342 User Manual

DPM 342 LED Backlit 4-20mA Loop Powered Indicator
A compact loop powered indicator giving an accurate, zero corrected indication of 4-20mA loop current. Calibration is by two multi-turn potentiometers which allow sensitive adjustment of the instrument. The DPM 342 features an integral snap-in bezel, making installation easy. The module’s LED backlighting ensures a clear display, even under low light conditions. No soldering is required. Connection to the current loop is via two screw terminals. The correct decimalpoint is selectedvia ajumper link.
11mm (0.43“) Digit Height
Programmable Decimal Points
Low Volt Drop
Loop Powered
Simple Screw Terminal Connections
Wide Adjustment Range
Auto-polarity on Display
Stock Number
Standard Meter DPM 342
Specification Min. Typ. Max. Unit
Accuracy (overall error) * 0.05 0.1 %(±1 count) Linearity ±1 count Sample rate 3 samples/sec Operating temperature range 0 50 °C Temperature s 200 ppm/°C Loop Volt Drop 5 5.6 6 V Supply current 4 mA Full scale reading (20mA) 0 1999 Count Offset adjustment range -950 +950 Count
*To ensure maximum accuracy, re-calibrate periodically.
tability
+ (span x 0.25)
CONNECTOR SOURCING GUIDE
METHOD Screw Terminals - No Connector Required
DIMENSIONS All dimensions in mm (inches)
40.0 (1.57)
27.3 (1.07)
12.7 (0.50)
20.0 (0.79)
17.5 (0.69)
37.5 (1.48)
abc
d
a. 2.00 (0.08) b. 6.00 (0.24) c. 1.60 (0.06) max d. 9.50 (0.37)
DP3
DP2
Panel cut-out
38.0 x 18.0 (1.50 x 0.71)
Panel thickness
1.0 to 2.5 (0.04 to 0.1)
REAR VIEW
LK1
CAL
DP1
ON BOARD JUMPER LINKS
OFF
+-+ -
Calibration potentiometers
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TERMINAL FUNCTIONS
1. + Positivecurrent input.
-
2. Negative current input.
CALIBRATION
The meteris suppliedcalibrated toread 000 for 4mA loop current and 1000for 20mA. C because theDPM 342 has a very wide adjustment range . Place the jumper link across LK1. This disables the offset adjustment to enable span adjustment to be made first. After span adjustment is complete, the jumper link is removed and the offset adjustment is made. The jumper link is then used to display one of the decimal points ifnecessary.
Example to re-calibrate:Meter toread -40.0for 4mA and150.0 for20mA.
1. Calculate thespan bysubtracting thedesired reading at4mA fromthe desiredreading at 20mA: -1500- (-400)= 1900
2. Short jumperlink Lk1with thelink header normallyused to selectthe desiredDecimal Point. Link Lk1 islocated abovethe screwterminals.
3. Apply 16mAbetween the+ and- screw terminals.
4. Adjust the CALpotentiometer sothe DPM342 indicates 1900.
5. Remove jumperlink Lk1and placeit back onthe desiredDecimal Point (DP1 inthis case).
6. Apply 4mAbetween
7. Adjust the OFFpotentiometer so theDPM 342indicates thedesired reading at4mA: -40.0
8. Adjust CAL andOFF asnecessary for optimumaccuracy, by repeatingsteps 2to 7.
the - and+ screwterminals.
alibration iscarried out in two simple stages
SAFETY
The usermust ensurethat theincorporation ofthe DPMinto theuser’s equipmentconforms to the relevant sections of BS EN61010 (SafetyRequirements for Electrical Equipment forMeasuring, Controland Laboratory Use). No inputsother than 4-20mAindicating loopcurrent shouldbe made.
JUMPER LINKS:
required Decimal Point, themeter has several on-boardjumper links.
DP3
DP2
DP1
PANELFITTING
In order to quickly and easily select the
DP3
DP2
DP1
Locate the meter by passing it through the front of the panel cut-out and gently push until the rear of the bezel is flush with the panel (DO NOT PUSH ON THE LCD). The snap-in lugs will now automatically hold the meter firmly in position. Take care when inserting the meter, not to damage the current loop wires and not to short them on the panel.
DP3
DP2
DP1
CURRENT LOOP CONNECTION:
its backlighting are powered from the 4-20mA signal loop and need no other power supply. Ensure correct polaritywhen connecting.
I+
4-20mA
Transmitter
Connecting the DPM 342 to a 4-20mA Current Loop.
I-
+
-
The DPM 342 and
DPM 342
Specifications liable to change without prior warning DPM 342 Issue 2 July/2001 S.P.W. Applies to DPM 342/1
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