User Manual    AMETEK Programmable Power 
RS Series    146 
 
6.3.1  Measurement Cal - AC 
To calibrate AC measurements, set the power source to the AC mode. Select the 
MEASUREMENT CAL entry from the MENU 3 screen. Refer to section 4.2.12 for relevant LCD 
screen. 
Note:  For the following calibration steps put the external Digital Multimeter into AC 
mode. 
AC Volt Full-scale:  Program the output to the 300 VAC range. Close the output 
relay.  Program the output to 240 VAC and 60 Hz.  Go to the 
MEASUREMENT CALIBRATION screen.  Enter the actual AC 
output voltage for the VOLT FS parameter and press the 
ENTER key. 
AC Current Full-scale:  Apply a load to the output.  Refer to Table 6-1.  Program the 
output to 120 VAC on the 150 VAC range and 60 Hz. (If a 150 
VAC range is not available, select the 300 VAC range and 
program the same 120 VAC output.) 
Observe the actual output current and enter this value for the 
CURR FS parameter.  Press the ENTER key. 
6.3.2  Measurement Cal - DC 
To calibrate DC measurements, set the power source to the DC mode. Select the 
MEASUREMENT CAL entry from the MENU 3 screen. Refer to section 4.2.12 for relevant LCD 
screen. 
Note:  For the following calibration steps put the external Digital Multimeter into DC 
mode. 
DC Volt Full-scale:  Program the output to +320 volts.  Go to the MEASUREMENT 
CALIBRATION screen.  Enter the actual DC output voltage 
displayed on the external multimeter for the VOLT FS 
parameter and press the ENTER key. 
DC Current Full-scale:  Program the output to 0 volts on the 200 range.  Apply load 
resistor to the output.  Refer to Table 6-1.  Program 160 volts.  
Enter the actual output current for the CURR FS parameter in 
the MEASUREMENT CALIBRATION screen. 
Repeat the preceding steps for the Phase B and C outputs.  The order in which the outputs for 
each phase are calibrated is not important. 
Press the PHASE key to select each output to be calibrated.  Monitor the output of the 
respective phase by moving the HI input of the Digital Multimeter and the current shunt as 
needed.  The LO input should remain connected to the common LO of the sense connector.