Kamstrup MULTICAL 402 - 13 Calibration and Verification; Connector

MULTICAL® 402
Kamstrup A/S · Technical Description · 5512-742_M1_GB_01.2016
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13 Calibration and verification
To be able to carry out test/verification of MULTICAL
®
Note: MULTICAL
402 with minimum time consumption the meter has a
verification mode. When the meter is in verification mode, the program procedure is approx. four times faster than
in normal mode (like in fast mode). Furthermore, test mode includes some extra functions which are described
below.
®
The calculator can be calibrated either by means of ”Autointegration, as described in paragraph 13.2.5, or using
verification equipment type 66-99-372 /-373 together with the PC-program METERTOOL (see paragraph 14).
402 uses approx. twice as much current in verification mode. Under normal circumstances,
however, the meter will only be in verification mode e.g. 9 hours per five years, and this is without importance for
the meter’s total battery lifetime.
13.1 Connector
The verification and module connector is placed under the front cover and thereby sealed by the installation seal.
Pin no.
Name
Description
1
V3.6
3.6 V internal supply on PCB. Connected to supply plug + pole via diode.
2 TEMP_R1
Return temperature, voltage input
3 TEMP_R
Return temperature, current output
4 VERIFY_CTRL
Verification control (legal lock). NC/V3.6 = locked; GND = open
5 NC
Not connected
6 SUPPLY
Power supply direct connected to supply plug + pole.
7 COM1_RX
Serial communication – meter’s RX
8 PULSE_INOUT1
Pulse input A/output CE, depending on IO_DEF
9 BAUD_SELECT
Baud rate selector. NC/V3.6 = 1200; GND = 4800
10 IO_DEF
Input/output definition. NC/V3.6 = inputs; GND =outputs
11 PULSE_INOUT2
Pulse input B/output CV, depending on IO_DEF
12 COM1_TX
Serial communication – meter’s TX
13 GND
Ground – 0 volt
14 NC
Not connected
15 GND
Ground – 0 volt
16 TEMP_F
Forward temperature, current output
17 TEMP_F1
Forward temperature, power input
18 GND
Ground – 0 volt
The upper part of the connector is used for
”verification”. This part is normally sealed to
prevent inadvertent access.
The bottom part of the connector is used for one of
the available plug-in modules for MULTICAL
®
402
(see paragraph 11). The module connector is
usually not sealed.