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6109A/7109A
Operators Manual
24
Configure the Thermocouple Type
To configure the thermocouple type to measure the temperature of the
thermocouple accurately:
1. Push .
2. Push (Probe).
3. Push (DUT).
4. Push to edit the DUT type.
5. Push or to move the highlight to the Thermocouple control.
6. Push to save the DUT Type.
7. Push to move the highlight to the Thermocouple Type control.
8. Push to enter edit mode.
9. Push or to move the highlight to the correct type.
10. Push to save.
11. Push (Done) to return the first screen.
When properly connected and configured, the temperature of the thermocouple
shows on the display under DUT in Monitor mode.
Connect a 4–20 mA Transmitter
The Input Module measures current from a 4–20 mA loop transmitter. The Input
Module also provides dc voltage to power the transmitter. The transmitter wires
connect to the two banana terminals labeled mA LOOP and COM. If Loop Power
mode is OFF, the Input Module measures current that flows into the red COM
terminal. If Loop Power is on, positive dc voltage is supplied from the red COM
terminal to the black mA LOOP terminal, and the Input Module measures current
that flows into the black mA LOOP terminal.
Configure the mA Input
Configure the Input Module to measure the transmitter current. If the transmitter
has a separate power supply, set Loop Power to OFF. If the Product must supply
power to the transmitter, set Loop Power to ON.
1. Push .
2. Push (Probe).
3. Push (DUT).
4. Push to edit the DUT type.
5. Push or to move the highlight to the mA control.
6. Push to save the DUT Type.
7. Push to move the highlight to the Loop Power control.
8. Push to switch Loop Power ON or OFF.
9. Push (Done) to return the first screen.
Use the Offset, Span, and Unit settings to convert the transmitter measurement
to another unit such as temperature.
When properly connected and configured, readings from the transmitter show on
the display under DUT in Monitor mode.
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