Setra Systems 370 Bedienungsanleitung
Operator's Manual
Model 370
Digital Pressure Gauge
INTRODUCTION
About t is Manual....................................................................................... iii
SECTION ONE
Installing t e Model 370 ..............................................................................1
SECTION TWO: SUMMARY OF FUNCTIONS
2.1 Keyboard Functions ............................................................................3
2.2 Display Symbol....................................................................................4
2.3 Display Messages ...............................................................................5
SECTION THREE: DIGITAL PRESSUREGAUGE FUNCTIONS
3.1 Entering a Number or Function ...........................................................7
3.2 Clearing a Number or Function ...........................................................7
3.3 If You Make a Mistake.........................................................................7
3.4 Converting Engineering Units..............................................................8
3.5 Tracking Min and Max Values .............................................................8
3.6 Setting and C ecking Alarm Setpoints................................................9
3.7 Tares and Offsets..............................................................................10
3.8 Printing Out Information ....................................................................11
3.9 Repetitive Printing .............................................................................12
3.10 Printing Setup Status.........................................................................13
3.11 Interfacing wit a Computer ..............................................................13
SECTION FOUR: ADVANCED PRESSUREGAUGE FUNCTIONS.
4.1 User Defined Engineering Units ........................................................15
4.2 Digital Altimeter Setting Indicator (DASI) ..........................................17
SECTION FIVE: DISPLAYING ALTITUDE
5.1 Standard Altitude Conversions..........................................................19
5.2 True Corrected Altitude .....................................................................20
5.3 Relative Altitude ................................................................................22
Table of Contents
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Appendix I: SETUP FUNCTIONS
I.1 Formatting Baud Rate .......................................................................23
I.2 Disabling Beeper...............................................................................24
I.3 Programmable Stability Indicator ......................................................24
I.4 Omitting Engineering Units................................................................25
I.5 Software Revision Number................................................................25
I.6 Self Diagnostics.................................................................................26
Appendix II: CALIBRATION
II.1 Zero Calibration.................................................................................27
II.2 Span Calibration................................................................................28
Appendix III: RS-232 SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATIONS
III.1 Interfacing Setra 370 to a Computer .................................................29
III.2 Sending Commands to t e 370.........................................................30
III.3 Receiving Data from t e 370.............................................................31
III.4 Immediate and Repetitive Print Modes .............................................32
III.5 Verify Function ..................................................................................32
III.6 Status After Power is Applied............................................................32
III.7 RS-232 Interface Hardware...............................................................33
Appendix IV: ACCESSORIES AND OPTIONS
IV.1 Battery Powered Operation ...............................................................35
IV.2 In Case of Difficulty ...........................................................................36
IV.3 Options ..............................................................................................36
IV.4 Specifications ....................................................................................37
Appendix V: WARRANTY INFORMATION
V.1 Limited Warranty - Pressure Products ..............................................39
Appendices
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Introduction
Congratulations, and t ank you for purc asing a SETRA Model 370 ig accu-
racy Digital PressureGauge. Its ease of operation and durable construction will
provide years of reliable service. W ile t egauge is easy to operate, it is advis-
able to read t is guide carefully before use. It is designed to elp you take full
advantage of t e functions and performance of t e gauge.
T is guide is divided into five major sections:
Section One explains installation and power requirements for t e Model 370.
Section Two provides a summary of t e various keys, functions, displays and
messages you will encounter w en using t is pressure gauge.
Section T ree explains in detail t e basic functions and uses of t is gauge in
pressure measurement.
Section Four describes some advanced pressure measurement features avail-
able in t e Model 370.
Section Five provides detailed instructions for t e correct measurement of
altitude for Model 370's wit absolute or barometric pressure sensors.
T e Appendices include calibration and setup information, and instructions for
interfacing t e gauge wit computers and ot er equipment. Also provided are
specifications, lists of accessories, and a warranty statement.
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OUTLINE DRAWING
Rear View
oo
AC Power
Pressure Port
RS-232 I/O On/Off
(Battery Only)
ide View
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5.5
140
6.0
152
7.2
183
7.5
191
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ection One
IN TALLING THE MODEL 370
T e Setra Digital PressureGauge, Model 370, is a ig ly accurate pressure meas-
urement system utilizing t e patented SETRACERAM sensor, advanced micro-
computer based electronics, and sop isticated firmware, resulting in a 0.02% FS
system accuracy.
T e unusual ergonomic design of t e Model 370 allows it to be used as a benc top
instrument (wit keypad and display at t e proper angle for viewing), as a portable
device wit a built in carry andle, or as a rack mount instrument wit t e optional
19" rack mount kit.
ETUP
Connect t e pressure gauge to an AC outlet by inserting one end of t e provided
power cord into t e back of t e gauge, and t e ot er end of t e cord to t e AC outlet.
T e gauge will operate at any voltage from 100 to 240 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz. Once you
ave plugged your gauge into a live outlet, it is automatically on.
T e gauge uses very little power, and may be left connected permanently.
If you ave t e optional battery, refer to Appendix IV concerning battery power and
automatic rec arging.
DI PLAY TE T
W en your gauge is first powered on, it automatically performs a display test, s ow-
ing all possible display segments. T is test lasts approximately six seconds. T e
gauge next displays "HELLO" and performs self-diagnostics to ensure proper
operation. T e gauge t en counts down to zero, and is ready for use.
PRE URE CONNECTION
T e Model 370 provides a standard 1/8" NPT female pipe t read pressure port wit
filter, for connection to a variety of available fittings. T e pressure gauge is rated for
clean dry gas (nonconductive/noncorrosive).
T e Proof Pressure of t e Model 370 (t e maximum pressure w ic can be applied
wit out disturbing t e calibration of t e gauge) is 150% of t e full scale pressure. To
ensure t at t e pressure applied to t e gauge does not exceed t e proof pressure,
properly rated relief valves s ould be installed in any system t is gauge is connected
to.
T at's all t ere is to installation. It is important t at you read t is User's Guide
t oroug ly to ensure proper use of t e gauge. T e summary of Functions in t e next
Section serves as a andy reference.
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7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
0-.
min
max
f(p)
set
points
set up zero
print span
conv clear
EA
LEVEL HI LO ALARM
O.K.
units ft
mmbar
in hg
H2O P I
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Digital Pressure Gage
Display
6 digit LCD wit Annunciators for
Alarms, Min/Max values and
Engineering Units.
span
Use wit SetUp
Key for Full Scale
Calibration.
clear
Exits Programming Mode To
Normal Operation.
O.K.
User Program-
mable Indication
of Pressure Signal
Stability.
set up
Program Custom
Functions and
Perform
Recalibration.
print
Sends Display Data T roug a
Bidirectional RS-232 I/O Port. Program-
mable for Continous or Interval Printing,
300-9600 Baud Rate.
conv
Automatic Engineering Units
Conversion for Pressure and
Altitude. Predefined Units are
Pa, PSI, mbar, mmHg, inHg,
mmH2O, inH2O, ft, m, units.
set points
Hi/Lo Alarms-User Defined.
Alarm Indications are
Display Flas ing, Audible
Tone and Message Sent
Out I/O Port.
f(p)
Programmable Non-
Linear Function Key for
Barometric Ranges.
Converts True Baromet-
ric Pressure To Sea
Level Pressure.
min/max
Tracks Minimum and Maximum
Values Encountered.
zero
Dual Function Key
Operates as Tare or
wit SetUp key as
Zero Calibration.
Keypad
Numeric keypad for
Entry of Custom
Conversion Factors,
Setpoints and
Calibration Data.
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Portability and Accuracy
Right Where You Need It
ection Two
UMMARY OF FUNCTION
2.1 KEYBOARD FUNCTION
Send information to a printer or ot er perip eral.
Convert engineering units being displayed.
Display HI and Lo Alarm setpoints.
Enter relative or absolute tare value.
Display minimum and maximum value encountered.
Clear t e number or key sequence being entered or displayed.
Convert true pressure to SEA-LEVEL pressure (absolute pressure).
Send status summary to a printer or ot er perip eral.
C ange Hi and Lo Alarm setpoints.
Enter MIN/MAX tracking mode.
Exit MIN/MAX tracking mode.
Perform ZERO calibration procedure.
Perform SPAN calibration procedure.
Clear t e display, turn off MIN/MAX, clear t e tare value, convert
to display t e units t e gauge was calibrated in.
clear
f(p)
set
points
clear
setup print
min
max
setup
setup
3
set
points
setup
zero
min
max
conv
print
min
max
setup zero
span
2.2 DI PLAY YMBOL
OK
T e readings are wit in t e user defined stability requirement.
hPa
T e reading s own is given in ectopascals.
P I
T e reading s own is given in pounds per square inc .
inHg
T e reading s own is given in inc es of mercury.
mbar
T e reading s own is given in millibars.
mmHg
T e reading s own is given in millimeters of mercury.
inH2O
T e reading s own is given in inc es of water.
mmH2O
T e reading s own is given in millimeters of water.
ft
T e reading s own is given in feet of altitude.
m
T e reading s own is given in meters of altitude.
EALEVEL
T e reading s own is corrected to sea level.
units
T e reading s own is given in user-defined pressure units.
HI ALARM
T e reading s own exceeds t e HI setpoint.
LO ALARM
T e reading s own exceeds t e LO setpoint.
HI
T e reading s own is t e maximum value encountered.
LO
T e reading s own is t e minimum value encountered.
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