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Maintenance – Lincoln Electric IM10090 ARC TRACKER User Manual

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D-2

MAINTENANCE

D-2

CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

Allow a 5 minute “warm-up” period for all instruments
and power source before applying a load.

Prior to performing the Calibration Procedure, the
accuracy of the ARC TRACKER™ digital meters
should be determined. In Table D.1 Measurement
Results suggested nominal set points are listed. The
power source and resistive load should be set approx-
imately to these voltage and current set points, e.g. 28
V @ 200 A, 36 V @ 400 A, etc. The reference meter
readings should be compared to the ARC TRACK-
ER™ digital meters.

The reference meter readings should be entered into
Table D.1 in the reference meter value column. The
ARC TRACKER™ meter readings should be entered
into Table 1 in the ARC TRACKER™ as found col-
umn.

The % deviation can be determined by calculation
using the reference meter values and the as found
values (see % Dev Equations). The - limits and + lim-
its can be determined by multiplying the reference
meter values by the desired accuracy of the ARC
TRACKER™ meters (for example, +2% limit = 1.02 x
reference meter value).

If the ARC TRACKER™ digital meters are within the
desired limits, calibration adjustments are not neces-
sary. As left and % deviation values should be
entered into Table D.1. If calibration is required, then
continue with the Adjustment Procedure.

ARC TRACKER™

TABLE D.1 MEASUREMENT RESULTS

Nominal

Reference Arc Tracker

% Deviation

Arc Tracker

% Deviation (+) Limit

(-) Limit

Set Point Meter Value

As Found

As Found

As Left

As Left

DC Voltage

DC Amperes

28V

35V
44V

44V
44V

200A

400A
600A

800A
1000A

% Dev Equations:

% Dev

(As Found)

ARC TRACKER™ As Found - Reference Meter Value

Reference Meter Value

=

x100%

% Dev

(As Left)

ARC TRACKER™ As Left - ARC TRACKER™ As Found

Reference Meter Value

=

x100%