Mensor CPU6000 Specifications

CalibratorUnit Models CPU6000-W, CPU6000-S, CPU6000-M
Applications
Determination of the required mass loads or the reference pressure for calibration with pressure balances
Recording of data, relevant for certicates
Calibration of relative pressure measuring instruments with absolute pressure references and vice versa
Easy calibration of pressure transmitters through the voltage supply and multimeter function
Calibration technology
WIKA data sheet CT 35.02
Special features
Patent applied for, among others DE Patent
No. 102013215351
New calibration concept simplies certicate generation
Easy operation and set-up
Acquisition and automatic correction of all critical inuenc­ing factors, to increase the accuracy of the measurement
Can also be used with other calibration instruments and WIKA-CAL software
Description
General information
The CPU6000 series is made up of three instruments: the model CPU6000-W weather station, the model CPU6000-S pressure balance sensor box and the model CPU6000-M
digital multimeter. All of these products serve for the
acquisition of measured value data, relevant for calibration certicates. The new calibration concept simplies the generation of certicates and increases the productivity and quality of the certicate generation process.
Features
In combination with any pressure balance, the CPB-CAL
®
(iPad
app) and/or WIKA-CAL (PC software) can determine
the necessary mass loads or the reference pressure. Through
simple operation and setting, the calculation of the mass
loads or the pressure is made easier. The CalibratorUnit
takes into account all critical inuencing factors and thus
increases the accuracy of the measurement.
CPU6000 series and iPad®-App CPB-CAL
A calibration of relative pressure measuring instruments
with absolute pressure references, and vice versa, is also
possible.
Via the integrated voltage supply and multimeter function,
easy calibrations of pressure transmitters can be carried out. The weather station and the digital multimeter can also be
used, independently of the pressure balance calibration,
with other calibration instruments and the WIKA-CAL software. Existing automatic calibration systems can thus be enhanced.
Software and generation of certicates
The generation of the certicate is made in conjunction with
the WIKA-CAL software. The CalibratorUnit communicates wirelessly over Bluetooth
®
4.0 with an iPad®. A USB
interface is available for PC connection.
iPad® is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. in the United States and other countries.
Data sheets showing similar products and accessories: Pneumatic pressure balance; model CPB5000; see data sheet CT 31.01 Hydraulic pressure balance; model CPB5800; see data sheet CT 31.11 Pressure balance for high pressure; model CPB5000HP; see data sheet CT 31.51
Pressure balance for dierential pressure; model CPB5600DP; see data sheet CT 31.56
WIKA-CAL calibration software; see data sheet CT 95.10
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Series CPU6000
Weather station, model CPU6000-W
The CPU6000-W provides measured values such as atmospheric air pressure, relative humidity and the ambient
temperature of the laboratory environment.
The WIKA-CAL software automatically documents, in the respective test report, the measured values and saves these to a database. Furthermore, with this software or the
CPB-CAL iPad
®
application, the measured values are used
in conjunction with the pressure balance for the calculation of
the mass loads.
Pressure balance sensor box, model CPU6000-S
The CPU6000-S measures the piston temperature and displays the oating position of the masses. The sensor is tted directly to the pressure balance and serves to achieve
the highest accuracy with a single pressure balance.
Specications
Series CPU6000
Digital multimeter, model CPU6000-M
The CPU6000-M fullls the function of a digital multimeter
and power supply unit when electronic pressure transmitters
must be calibrated. The CPU6000-M supplies test items
with DC 24 V and measures voltage and current signals.
In addition, digital pressure sensors such as the model CPT61X0 and model D-10 can be connected directly over the RS-232 interface.
CPB-CAL iPad
The iPad
®
®
app
application calculates the mass loads for
pressure balances or the reference pressure while taking the
measured parameters from the CPU6000 into account. The
conversion can be carried out in all common pressure units.
As an additional parameter, the local value of gravity can be specied for location-independent measurements. The application can be used 'on the y' and is very user-friendly.
Weather station, model CPU6000-W
Symbol Description Measuring range Accuracy
Ambient temperature -40 ... +123.8 °C ±0.5 °C
Relative humidity 0 … 100 % r. h. ±5.0 % r. h.
Atmospheric pressure
1) The calibration is performed for the points 18 °C, 23 °C and 25 °C following a warm-up time of 120 minutes.
2) The calibration is performed for the points 30 % r. h., 50 % r. h. and 80 % r. h. following a warm-up time of 120 minutes.
550 … 1,150 mbar abs. (opt. 551 … 1,172 mbar abs.)
0.05 % FS
(opt. 0.01 % of reading)
Pressure balance sensor box, model CPU6000-S
Symbol Description Measuring range Accuracy
Piston temperature -50 ... +250 °C ±0.1 °C at 20 °C
1)
2)
Floating position of the masses
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4 … 20 mA 20 … 200 mm
±0.5 mm
Note:
It is recommended to install the sensor box for pressure balances of the CPB5000, CPB5000HP and CPB5800 series.
Digital multimeter, model CPU6000-M
Symbol Description
+ mA -
+ V -
Current input Measuring range 0 … 20 mA
Accuracy ±1.6 µA
Voltage input Measuring range 0 … 10 V
Accuracy ±0.5 mV
+ Out -
Base instrument
Voltage supply
Power supply DC 24 V, 625 mA
Permissible ambient conditions
Operating temperature 15 ... 45 °C
Storage temperature 0 ... 70 °C
Communication
Interface USB with PC, Bluetooth
Case
Dimensions (W x H x D) 190.4 x 58 x 110 mm 190.4 x 58 x 80 mm 190.4 x 58 x 110 mm
Weight 1.44 kg 1.18 kg 1.29 kg
Voltage supply DC 24 V (load: max. 50 mA; min. 20 mA)
Interface Model D-10
Models CPT6100 and CPT6180 RS-232 interface, 9600 Baud, 8N1
Model CPU6000-W Model CPU6000-S Model CPU6000-M
®
4.0 with iPad® 3.0 or higher
Certicates
Calibration Standard: factory calibration certicate
Option: DKD/DAkkS calibration certicate
Recommended calibration interval 1 year (depending on the conditions of usage)
Approvals and certicates, see website
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Dimensions in mm
Weather station, model CPU6000-W
Pin assignment of the CPU6000-W
1 2 3 4
1 On/O switch 2 Power connection DC 24 V 3 USB interface connector 4 4 mm hose connection for internal barometric reference
6 5
®
5 Bluetooth 6 Exchangeable humidity-temperature sensor
4.0 antenna
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Pressure balance sensor box, model CPU6000-S
1
2
1 Piston temperature sensor connector 2 Floating position sensor connector
Digital multimeter, model CPU6000-M
1
2 3 4
1 RS-232 interface connector 2 Current input 3 Voltage input 4 Voltage supply for test item
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Pin assignment of the CPU6000-S and CPU6000-M
1 2 3 4
Typical application
CPB series pressure balance and CPB-CAL iPad® app
Through the simple and user-friendly operation with the
®
iPad
app, the mass discs to be applied for a given pressure value can be calculated. The CPU6000 series provides the required data, such as ambient parameters and piston temperature, so that the highest accuracy can be achieved. The CPU6000-S can be combined with pressure balances
from all manufacturers. The sensor technology of the instrument has been optimised for installation into CPB series pressure balances.
1 On/O switch 2 Power connection DC 24 V 3 USB interface connector
®
4 Bluetooth
4.0 antenna
CPB series pressure balance and WIKA-CAL PC software
With the demo version of the WIKA-CAL software and a CPB
series pressure balance, the mass discs to be applied and
the corresponding reference pressure can be determined. The pressure balance data can be entered into the database
manually or imported automatically via an online XML le. With the CPU6000 series instruments, the accuracy can be further increased. With the CPU6000-W, the ambient condi­tions can be measured, and with the CPU6000-S, the piston
temperature can be measured and these can be taken into
account in the calculations. As an additional parameter, the
local gravity value can be given for location-independent measurements.
If a pressure transmitter is being calibrated, this can automatically be read with the CPU6000-M. Through the WIKA-CAL software and this automatic reading, the calibration can even be made completely automatically in conjunction with
a pressure controller.
Model CPU6000-W, CPU6000-S, CPB5800 and iPad® app CPB-CAL
Model CPU6000-W, CPU6000-S, CPB5800 and PC with WIKA-CAL software
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iPad® app CPB-CAL
Bluetooth® 4.0 communication (only with iPad® 3 or
later) to all CPU6000 models with graphical evaluation of
the measured values.
The pressure or the mass can be given in order to calcu­late the corresponding reference mass or pressure.
Via an online available database of pressure balance
data, information generated by WIKA can be imported as an XML le.
Accessories
iPad® app CPB-CAL
Floating position sensor for model CPU6000-S
With the oating position sensor, in conjunction with the CPU6000-S, the displacement of the masses can be
graphically displayed in the CPB-CAL iPad
®
app or in
WIKA-CAL. Through the automatic detection of the oating position, the software can automatically move to the next
calibration point.
Wall mounting for models CPU6000-W, CPU6000-M and CPU6000-S
With this integrated mount for the CPU6000 series, the instrument can be mounted, not just on a wall, but also under
a table or on the ceiling.
Floating position sensor for model CPU6000-S
Model CPU6000-W Left: with wall mounting Right: without wall mounting
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Scope of delivery
Model CPU6000-W, model CPU6000-S or model CPU6000-M
AC adapter, DC 24 V, 625 mA
Factory calibration certicate
Operating instructions in German and English language
Option
DKD/DAkkS calibration certicate
USB interface cable
Wall mount
CPU6000-W
WIKA sensor, 550 … 1,150 mbar abs., accuracy 0.05 % FS (standard)
Mensor sensor, 551 … 1,172 mbar abs.,
accuracy 0.01 % of reading
CPU6000-S
Piston temperature sensor with 1 m cable (standard)
Piston temperature sensor with 2.5 m cable
Floating position sensor with 1 m cable, accuracy ±0.5 mm (standard)
Floating position sensor with 2.5 m cable, accuracy ±0.5 mm
For CPU6000-M
Test-cable set, consisting of 4 test cables, each with crocodile clamps and banana jack connector adapter in
black and red
Accessories
Voltage supply
AC adapter, DC 24 V, 625 mA
Communication
USB interface cable
For CPU6000-S
Floating position sensor with 1 m cable,
accuracy ±0.5 mm
Floating position sensor with 2.5 m cable, accuracy ±0.5 mm
Floating position sensor with 1 m cable, accuracy ±0.5 mm for installation
Floating position sensor with 2.5 m cable, accuracy ±0.5 mm for installation
Piston temperature sensor with 1 m cable
Piston temperature sensor with 2.5 m cable
Piston temperature sensor with 1 m cable for installation
Piston temperature sensor with 2.5 m cable for installation
Wall mount
For CPU6000-W
Temperature-humidity sensor
Wall mount
For CPU6000-M
Test-cable set, consisting of 4 test cables, each with crocodile clamps and banana jack connector adapter in
black and red
Wall mount
Ordering information
Model / Package / Barometric reference / Piston temperature sensor / Floating position sensor / Wall mount / USB interface cable / Test-cable set / Calibration / Accessories
© 2013 WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KG, all rights reserved. The specications given in this document represent the state of engineering at the time of publishing. We reserve the right to make modications to the specications and materials.
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