AMETEK 955 eBrik - Manual (Page 4)

To help simplify the programming process we offer a battery operated remote
tester / programmer. It is available in either a voltage or current model. P/N
SD0528810 is designed for voltage units while SD0528811 is for current
units. These units are typically used to demonstrate the functionality of the
LDT in the field; however, they can be used as a handy troubleshooting /
programming device.
1. Attach the 5 pin Euro connector to the LDT.
2. Push the toggle switch to the ON position to power the LDT.
3. Place magnet assembly where Zero is to be located, but within the
active region of the probe.
4. Push the black Zero button for 4 seconds, release for 1 second.
Within 5 seconds, push the Zero button again. This completes the
Zero programming process.
5. Place magnet assembly where Span is to be located, but within the
active region of the probe.
6. Push the black Zero button for 4 seconds, release for 1 second.
Within 5 seconds, push the Span button.
NOTE: This time the Span button is pushed for the final programming step.
This completes the programming process.
The 955-1409 is a remote programmer that can help simplify the
programming process. The programmer is a portable device that can be
temporarily or permanently installed in series with the eBrik™ LDT.
1. Remove the 5 pin cordset to the LDT.
2. Attach the existing cordset to the 955-1409 programmer.
3. Attach the other end to the LDT.
4. Apply power to the LDT.
5. Place magnet assembly where Zero is to be located, but within the
active region of the probe.
6. Push the Zero button for 4 seconds. Release the button for 1 second.
Within 5 seconds, push the Zero button again.
7. Place magnet assembly where Span is to be located, but within the
active region of the probe.
8. Push the Zero button for 4 seconds. Release the Zero button for 1
second. Within 5 seconds, push the Span button.
Optional Remote Tester & Programmer
Dimensions
Optional In-Line Programmer
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