PanaFlow™ LC User’s Manual 57
Chapter 3. Programming
7. Select [Calibrate 4mA] and check if the reading on the multimeter reads 4.00mA ± 0.01mA. If the
value on the multimeter is not 4.00mA ± 0.01mA, input the value read on the multimeter into the
Calibrate 4mA value and press [ENTER]. Check the multimeter again verify that the Current reads
4.00mA within ±0.01mA.
8. Select [Calibrate 20mA] and check if the reading on the multimeter reads 20.00mA ± 0.01mA. If the
value on the multimeter is not 20.00mA ± 0.01mA, input the value read on the multimeter into the
Calibrate 20mA value and press [ENTER]. Check the multimeter again verify that the Current reads
20.00mA within ±0.01mA.
9. Select [Percentage of Scale] and adjust the scale to 0.00% and press [ENTER], then verify the reading
on the multimeter is 4.00mA within ±0.01mA. Adjust the scale to 50.00% and press [ENTER], then
verify the reading on the multimeter is 12.00mA within ±0.01mA. Adjust the scale to 100.00% and
press [ENTER], then verify the reading on the multimeter is 20.00mA within ±0.01mA.
10. If Steps 4, 5 and 6 were successfully completed and verified, the Analog output is successfully
calibrated.
11. Once calibration is complete, select either [Save] or [Save & Logout] option to save calibration data.
Figure 64: Optional I/O Analog Output Channel 1 and Channel 2 connections
3.5.5c Option IO (Slot2): Setting up Analog Input
Use steps as in section “Log-in and Primary Pages” to navigate to the Input/Output settings page.
1. Highlight [Option I/O (Slot 2)] and press [ENTER].
2. Then highlight [AO-AO-AI-R-1000-3W] and press [ENTER]. Then highlight [Analog Input(S2:3)] and
press [ENTER].
3. If you do not wish to connect an Analog Input, you should turn Analog Input selection to OFF.
4. If you are connecting an Analog Input, choose [4-20mA] option. Figure 65 below, shows the options
available.
5. Select the Measurement to input over 4-20mA input, followed by the [Base Value] and [Full Value]
selection. Refer to Table 3 to see measurement options available for Analog output.
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