WIKA CPC6000 - Manual (Page 31)

Automated Pressure Calibrator
CPC 6000
Mensor/WIKA Operating Instructions - CPC 6000 31
The current language selections available are:
Language Country
English USA
German Germany
German Switzerland
English Great Britain
Chinese China
English Canada
French France
French Switzerland
English Ireland
Korean Korea
French Canada
Italian Italy
Russian Russia
Polish Poland
Japanese Japan
Spanish Mexico
Spanish Spain
6.3.3 [>] and [<] Keys
The [>] and [<] keys will expand the selected channel to single channel operation
screen, or return to dual channel operation screen.
6.3.4 Turndown Label and [Range Selector] Key
The label in the upper left portion of Figure 6.3.4A describes the current active range as “Secondary
+0.00 :+160”. This may be the full scale range of an Intelliscale transducer or a range in a Turndown
Transducer. The label , when touched, becomes the [Range Selector] key. Different colors are used to
distinguish primary and secondary transducers. The currently active range is highlighted with a yellow
background. Touch any range other than the yellow one to select a different range as shown in Figure
6.3.4B. The last selection in this range selector is [Autorange], which will automatically switch to the
most accurate range in the system capable of measuring the current pressure. Each change is imme-
diately reflected in the turndown label. There is also a label beside the current active range to show if
you are in range hold or autorange. Intelliscale Transducers and Turndown Transducers can be used
simultaneously within the same channel. See
Section 3.1 “General Description” for a more detailed
description of Intelliscale Transducers and Turndown Transducers.
Figure 6.3.2 - Language Selection Window Figure 6.3.2 - Language Selection Window
The language selection acts on the screen
displays only, and does NOT affect remote
commands and responses. All remote dialogs
listed in
Section 7 , Remote Operation, are
literal as described.
The language selection acts on the screen
displays only, and does NOT affect remote
commands and responses. All remote dialogs
listed in
Section 7 , Remote Operation, are
literal as described.
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