KROHNE SU 600 EN User Manual
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measuring range is shifted slightly. The zero point is
readjusted by carrying out the offset correction in
uncovered (unpressurised) condition. The complete
measuring range will be shifted by the deviating amount.
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Make sure that the pressure transmitter is completely
unpressurised, uncovered (unimmersed) and moun-
ted in its final position.
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Set the function switch to position [ A ]. The display
indicates now the actual sensor current in mA. Save
the current status by pushing the [ +/- ] keys
simultaneously.
For this adjustment procedure, two sensor current
values (4 … 20 mA) must be entered corresponding to
the levels 0 % and 100 %.
When using a pressure transmitter, an offset correction
should be carried out to reach maximum accuracy.
Carry out this offset correction before adjustment and
with the sensor uncovered (unimmersed).
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Select now position [D] or [E] on the function switch,
enter the current values in mA for min. or max.
adjustment and save your settings.
During this adjustment procedure, the current level is
assigned to a certain percentage value. For this reason,
percentage values that correspond to the actual filling
levels must be entered for the min. and max. adjust-
ment. The ideal calibration is at 0 % and 100 %.
Because it is not always possible to empty or fill a vessel
completely, any value can of course be entered. The
greater the difference between the two adjustment
points, the more precise the measurement. It does not
matter which value is entered first.
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Select position [B] or [C] on the function switch, enter
the percentage values for the min. and max.
adjustment and save your settings.
Two operating relays are integrated inSU 600 for level
detection. First of all, determine at which switching
points the relays should switch on and off again.
Adjustment in mA without
changing the level
Adjustment in % by chan-
ging the level
Relay outputs
SU 600 - 4 … 20 mA signal conditioning
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Setup with the integrated indicating and adjustment unit
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