DigitalFlow™ GS868 Service Manual 7
Chapter 1. Calibration
1.5.1 Accessing the Calibration Menu
1. Press the [CAL] key to enter the Calibration Program.
2. Press
[Fx] to calibrate the desired slot. (The option bar will include a slot listing for each installed option card.)
3. Press
[Fx] to select the desired input.
The procedure for calibrating
Input A is identical to that for calibrating Input B. However, when calibrating Input B, be
sure a calibrated current source is connected to the appropriate pins on the terminal block. See Figure 3 on the previous
page for the correct pin numbers. To calibrate a 0/4-20 mA input card, see the section below.
Note: To calibrate an RTD input card, refer to page 9.
4. Press
[F1]-[F4] to select the reference point to be calibrated.
Do one of the following:
• If you selected [F1] (aLOW), proceed to aLOW Option below.
• If you selected [F2] (aHIGH), proceed to aHIGH Option below.
• If you selected [F3] (4 mA), proceed to 4 mA Option below.
• If you selected [F4] (20 mA), proceed to 20 mA Option on page 8.
1.5.2 aLOW Option = [F1]
1. Enter the low reference value and press the [ENT] key.
2. Press
[F1] to store the current low reference value or press [F2] to cancel the entry. In either case, the ANALOG INPUT
prompt will reappear.
3. Press
[F2] to proceed to the next section.
1.5.3 aHIGH Option = [F2]
1. Enter the high reference value and press the [ENT] key.
2. Press
[F1] to store the current high reference value or press [F2] to cancel the entry. In either case, the ANALOG INPUT
prompt will reappear.
3. Go to Procedure Options below.
1.5.4 4 mA Option = [F3]
1. Connect the 4 mA current source to the currently selected analog input, as shown in Figure 3 on page 6.
2. Press
[F1] to store the current 4 mA value or press [F2] to cancel the entry. In either case, the ANALOG INPUT prompt
reappears.
3. Press
[F4] to proceed to the next section.
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