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adam garcia
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Temperature Transmitter-Configuration Setup

04/18/2012 1:11 PM

Configuring a 4-20mA temp. transmitter.

Operating: 255F@15psi Max: 650F Max: 20psi

Range I want to be 0-650F(it will most likely never see 650F).

On my configuration to the transmitter, I need to specify 4mA value _____ and 20mA

value____. I will input 0 for 4mA and 650F for 20mA.

I would like if some one can confirm my input values are correct.
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Iris
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Re: Temperature Transmitter-Configuration Setup

04/18/2012 2:58 PM

Your zero and 650 values are correct.
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Re: Temperature Transmitter-Configuration Setup

04/18/2012 5:15 PM

That's assuming of course that it operates in a range of 0 to 650 deg F.

What type of transmitter is being used?
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adam garcia
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Re: Temperature Transmitter-Configuration Setup

04/18/2012 5:59 PM

yes, range is 0-650F. Precision Digital T Series temperature transmitter.
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Re: Temperature Transmitter-Configuration Setup

04/24/2012 9:06 AM

yep there are correct, play around with the gain...ie build a mathematical eqution and check for 255F it should give u 15psi.
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