AOIP CP6632 User manual

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CP6632
Process Calibrator
User's Manual

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LIMITE OF WARRANTY AND RESPONSIBILITY
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Limit of guarantee and limit of responsibility
AOIP S.A.S guarantees the absence of faulty materials and the manufacture of this product under normal
conditions of use and maintenance. The guarantee period is one year and takes effect on the date of delivery.
Parts, repairs to the product and service are guaranteed for a period of 90 days. This guarantee only applies
to the original purchaser or the end user if he is a client of an AOIP S.A.S approved distributor and does not
cover fuses, interchangeable batteries/cells nor any product which, in the opinion of AOIP S.A.S, has been
badly handled, modified, neglected or damaged by accident or subjected to abnormal conditions of use or
handling. AOIP S.A.S guarantees that the software will function largely in accordance with its functional
specifications for a period of 90 days and that it has been correctly recorded on non-defective media. AOIP
S.A.S does not guarantee that the software contains no errors or that it will operate without interruption.
AOIP S.A.S approved distributors shall apply this guarantee to products sold to new clients it has not served,
but are not authorized to offer a longer or different guarantee in the name of AOIP S.A.S. Guarantee support
is offered if the product was purchased by an intermediary from an AOIP S.A.S approved point of sale or if the
purchaser has paid the applicable international price. AOIP S.A.S reserves the right to invoice the purchaser
for the costs of importing, repair or replacement parts if the product purchased in one country was sent to
another country for repair.
The obligations under the guarantee of AOIP S.A.S are limited at the discretion of AOIP S.A.S, to
reimbursement of the purchase price, or the free repair/replacement of a defective product returned within the
period of the guarantee to an AOIP S.A.S approved service centre.
To claim for service under the guarantee, contact the nearest AOIP S.A.S agent or send the product,
accompanied by a description of the problem, carriage and insurance paid (free on board destination), to the
nearest AOIP S.A.S approved service centre. AOIP S.A.S declines any responsibility in the event of damage
occurring during transportation. After repair under guarantee, the product will be returned to the purchaser,
carriage paid (free on board destination). If AOIP S.A.S considers that the problem was caused by abusive
treatment, modification, an accident or abnormal conditions of operation or handling, AOIP S.A.S will submit a
quotation for the cost of repair and will only commence the repair after receiving authorization. After repair, the
product will be returned to the purchaser, carriage paid, and the costs of repair and transportation will be
invoiced to him.
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INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED GUARANTEE AS TO THE SUITABILITY OF THE
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DAMAGE, NOR ANY CORRUPTED OR LOST DATA, WHETHER AS A RESULT OF AN INFRACTION OF
THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE GUARANTEE, OR ON A CONTRACTUAL, EXTRA-CONTRACTUAL OR
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may not apply to every purchaser. If any condition of this guarantee is considered invalid or inapplicable by a
competent court, such a decision will in no way affect the validity or binding nature of any other condition.

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CONTENT VERIFICATION
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Content verification
The CP6632 has been checked mechanically and electrically prior to dispatch. The necessary precautions have been
taken to ensure it reaches the user without being damaged.
Nonetheless, it is wise to perform a rapid check to detect any deterioration which may have occurred during transport. If
this is the case, inform the carrier immediately thereof.
The standard accessories are the following:
Quick user manual
Measurement cables
4 AA batteries (1.5 V)
Protective sheath
Carrying strap
Factory test report
If the product needs to be returned, use the original packaging where possible and indicate as clearly as possible the
reasons for the return in a note accompanying the device.

CONTENTS
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Contents
A. General ........................................................................................................................................................................7
A.1 Introduction............................................................................................................................................................7
A.2 The instrument.......................................................................................................................................................7
A.3 Safety.....................................................................................................................................................................8
A.3.1 Conformity with safety standards.....................................................................................................................8
A.3.2 Climatic conditions...........................................................................................................................................8
A.3.3 Disposal of instrument at end of life.................................................................................................................8
A.3.4 Instructions......................................................................................................................................................8
A.3.5 Taking measurements.....................................................................................................................................8
A.3.6 Faults and abnormal stresses..........................................................................................................................9
A.3.7 Definitions........................................................................................................................................................9
A.4 Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................................10
B. Using the instrument ..................................................................................................................................................11
B.1 Power-up .............................................................................................................................................................11
B.1.1 Battery replacement ......................................................................................................................................11
B.1.2 Back-up battery (date and time) ....................................................................................................................11
B.1.3 The keypad....................................................................................................................................................11
B.1.4 The measurement and simulation terminals..................................................................................................12
B.1.5 The USB connector.......................................................................................................................................13
B.1.6 Screen...........................................................................................................................................................13
B.1.7 Starting (after powering on)...........................................................................................................................14
B.1.8 Operating modes...........................................................................................................................................14
C. Programming modes..................................................................................................................................................16
C.1 Voltage (DC) measurement .................................................................................................................................16
C.2 Current (DC) measurement .................................................................................................................................17
C.3 Current measurement / auxiliary functions...........................................................................................................19
C.4 Voltage or current (DC) transmission...................................................................................................................20
C.5 Configuration of the ramp generation...................................................................................................................23
C.6 Continuity.............................................................................................................................................................26
D. Parameter settings.....................................................................................................................................................27
D.1 Contrast adjustment.............................................................................................................................................27
D.2 Date and time setting...........................................................................................................................................27
D.3 Preferences” setting.............................................................................................................................................27
D.3.1 Filtering setting..............................................................................................................................................27
D.3.2 Display resolution setting...............................................................................................................................28
D.3.3 Lighting duration setting ................................................................................................................................28
D.3.4 “Key beeping” setting.....................................................................................................................................28
D.3.5 Language setting...........................................................................................................................................28
D.4 "Maintenance" menu............................................................................................................................................29
D.5 "About the instrument" menu ...............................................................................................................................29
E. Software updatE.........................................................................................................................................................30
F. Calibration and Adjustment........................................................................................................................................31
G. Technical specifications .............................................................................................................................................32
G.1 Measurement function .........................................................................................................................................32
G.1.1 DC voltage.....................................................................................................................................................32
G.1.2 Direct current.................................................................................................................................................32
G.2 "Transmission" function .......................................................................................................................................33
G.2.1 DC voltage.....................................................................................................................................................33
G.2.2 Direct current.................................................................................................................................................33
G.3 "Continuity" function.............................................................................................................................................33
G.4 Power supply - Autonomy....................................................................................................................................33

Introduction A
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A. GENERAL
Thank you for choosing this AOIP SAS precision measuring instrument, which incorporates our extensive experience in
the manufacture of precision measuring appliances, which spans over more than a century.
We are thus able to continue our policy of constant innovation which has served our customers so well for more than 100
years. AOIP S.A.S welcomes any comments or suggestions you might have to enable us to perfect our know-how and
make our future products even better.
A.1 Introduction
The CP6632 is a hand-held process calibrator. It is more particularly intended for calibration and maintenance. It can
measure and generate electrical quantities either on site or in the laboratory. It fulfils voltage and current measuring and
generation functions (DC or LF ramp signals) and a continuity test (on passive loop).
Owing to its monitoring (regulation) mechanism in transmission mode, the instrument cannot take measurements and
transmit simultaneously.
The CP6632 features numerous associated functions that extend its range of applications:
Display of results in accordance with a linear conversion law or not.
Generation of increments, single or cyclic ramp signals.
Its utilisation is facilitated by a series of improvements:
Fast access to all the functions.
Intuitive user interface.
Graphic display of 160x160 pixels
Connection by 4-mm safety sockets.
Powered by 4 AA batteries or a rechargeable battery pack with fast internal charger (Option).
The instrument is enclosed in an ABS casing with an elastomer sheath.
A.2 The instrument
General characteristics:
Hand-held instrument energized by 4 AA batteries (or 1.7 Ah Ni-MH battery pack on option).
Autonomy: from 12 to 53 hours depending on the functions used.
Wrist-strap for carrying and use on sites
Graphic 160 x 160 pixel liquid crystal display (LCD).
Choice of language of the messages and programming functions, ranges and parameters on 6-key keypad + 1
navigator.
Display backlighting accessible via the keypad, with the possibility of programming automatic extinction after a
given period of inactivity.
Presentation: ABS casing (elastomer sheath on option).
Dimensions: 157 mm x 85 mm x 45 mm (without sheath).
Weight: 306 g without sheath.
Sealing IP54 in accordance with standard EN 60529
Options:
Reference
Designation
AV 6909
Protective sheath
AN 6011
Battery pack + charger
ER 48519-000
USB cable

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A.3 Safety
A.3.1 Conformity with safety standards
The instrument complies with the directives in effect concerning both electrical safety (2006/95/CE) and electromagnetic
compatibility of electrical measuring equipment (2004/108/CE).
This user's manual contains information and warnings that must be adhered to in order to protect the user against the
hazards of electric current, ensure safe operation of the appliance, and protect it against incorrect manipulations that could
damage it or be detrimental to its safety of use.
A.3.2 Climatic conditions
Per publication CEI 359: operating category I.
Standards application altitude: from 0 to 2 200 m.
Reference conditions: 23°C ±5°C, relative humidity: 45% to 75%.
Nominal operating conditions: -10°C to +50°C, relative humidity: 20% to 80% non-condensing.
Extreme operating conditions: -15°C to +55°C, relative humidity: 10% to 80% (70% at 55°C).
Extreme storage and transport conditions: -30°C to +60°C (without AA batteries or rechargeable battery pack).
A.3.3 Disposal of instrument at end of life
When the instrument reaches the end of its life we recommend that you dispose of it using the specialized waste disposal
channels available in your region, and not the ordinary waste collection service, as the instrument contains elements that
are environmental pollutants. Failing this, you can return the instrument to our company which will dispose of it free of
charge.
A.3.3.1 Waste produced by the instrument
List of classified waste materials:
16.02.14: Waste from electronic equipment:
Electronic boards incorporated in the instrument.
16.06.02: Cells and batteries (dangerous)
Alkaline batteries
3 V lithium battery (CR1225 type).
Or Ni-MH batteries (If the unit is equipped with an AN 6011 battery pack)
15.01.02: Packaging
Instrument casing in ABS plastic.
Elastomer protective sheath.
A.3.3.2 Instrument destruction procedure
To open the instrument: remove the battery compartment cover screw, and the 5 screws fastening the 2 half-shells.
Separate the 2 half-shells. Remove the electronic board from the top shell.
The batteries are housed in the battery compartment (see putting into service chapter).
With the battery pack option, there are 2 polluting elements: the NI-MH (Nickel-Metal Hybrid) batteries and an electronic
board. Separate the 2 elements.
A.3.4 Instructions
The instrument has been designed to function in complete safety if the instructions given in the accompanying documents
are applied. Use of the instrument in any other way can reduce operator safety, and is therefore dangerous and prohibited.
A.3.5 Taking measurements
The measuring leads and wires must be in good condition and be replaced if their insulation seems defective (insulation
cut, burnt, etc.).
When the instrument is connected to the measuring circuits the terminals can be dangerous, therefore do not place your
hands near a terminal, whether used or not.
Never exceed the protection limit values indicated in the specifications.

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When the order of size of the measured value is not known, ensure that the starting measurement range is has high as
possible, or select automatic range change mode.
Before changing function, disconnect the measuring wires from the external circuit. Remember that when taking even low
current and/or voltage measurements, that the circuits can carry voltages which, with respect to earth, are hazardous for
the operator.
Never take measurements when the instrument is connected to another appliance by the USB link or when charging the
batteries (option)
A.3.6 Faults and abnormal stresses
Whenever the level of protection of the instrument is believed to be degraded, remove it from service and ensure it cannot
be put back into service accidentally.
The protection might have been degraded if, for example:
The instrument displays visible damage.
The instrument is no longer capable of taking precise measurements.
The instrument has been stored in unfavourable conditions.
The instrument has suffered severe stresses during transport.
A.3.7 Definitions
A.3.7.1 Definition of category and pollution level
CAT II 60V:
The notion of categories determines the maximum transient voltage that can be applied to the measurement inputs (it is
also called overvoltage category). For the CP6632, the maximum permissible overvoltage is 60V (DC or AC)
POL 2:
The notion of pollution determines the isolation distance between the circuits. Level 2 allows temporary conductivity
caused by condensation.
A.3.7.2 Symbols used
Symbol
Meaning
Caution: see the accompanying documents
Earth
Compliant with the European Union directives
60V
CAT II Pol 2
Category II, Pollution 2.
Maximum voltage rating with respect to earth=60V
Do not dispose. Unit at end of service life: See chapter A.3.3
Do not dispose. Unit at end of service life: See chapter A.3.3

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A.4 Maintenance
The instrument must always be reassembled in accordance with the instructions given in this manual. Incomplete or
incorrect assembly can jeopardize operator safety.
The authority in charge must check regularly that the safety components have not altered over time and perform all the
necessary preventive maintenance operations.
Before opening the instrument for maintenance work, always ensure that all the wires have been disconnected from it.
Work (adjustment, servicing, repair) on the open instrument must be avoided insofar as possible, but if such work is
absolutely necessary, it must be performed by qualified personnel that is well aware of the risks involved.

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B. USING THE INSTRUMENT
In order to use the device in all the safety required, all operators must read the paragraph on safety carefully, along with
the paragraph below.
B.1 Power-up
B.1.1 Battery replacement
The instrument is supplied with four 1.5V AA batteries. The batteries must be installed in the battery compartment in the
back of the instrument. To open the compartment, remove the cover screw. Screw the cover back on after inserting the
batteries.
Pay attention to the polarity when installing the batteries as an error could damage the instrument. The polarity is indicated
inside the compartment cover.
The figure below illustrates how to open the battery compartment as well as the correct positioning of each battery.
After inserting the dry cells (or NiMH batteries) correctly, press the ON/OFF key to turn ON the product.
To turn the unit off completely, press the ON/OFF key until the "Instrument in power off mode" screen comes up.
Date and hours are saved by a lithium battery.
B.1.2 Back-up battery (date and time)
The back-up of the date and time when the unit is powered down is guaranteed by a 3V lithium battery –type CR1225.
The battery is located inside the unit and can be accessed by removing the 5 screws on the back of the unit.
B.1.3 The keypad
The keyboard features:
2 function keys (F1 and F2) for the selection of the various menus displayed on the screen.
The navigator, consisting of 4 arrows (up (), down (), right (), left ()
A clear key (CLEAR).
A device on/off and backlighting on/off key (ON/OFF).
Press briefly to start the device. During operation, press briefly to turn the lighting on or off. Press it longer for 2
seconds to stop the device.
A validation key (VAL).
A HOLD key allows you to suspend a process temporarily
Battery compartment
screw
Product code label
location

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B.1.4 The measurement and simulation terminals
The CP6632 is equipped with 4 safety sockets (4 mm diameter). Two of these sockets are for voltage measurement and
transmission, while the other two are for current measurement and transmission and the continuity test.
The figure below shows the inscription on the sockets of the CP6632.
HOLD key
F1 function key
CLEAR key
Navigation key
ON/OFF key
Confirmation key
(VAL)
F2 function key
Positive socket in voltage
measurement and
simulation
Negative socket in voltage
measurement and
simulation
Positive socket in current
measurement and negative
in current transmission
Negative socket in current
measurement and positive in
current transmission

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B.1.5 The USB connector
The CP6632 features a USB connector (mini B) for loading new software versions and adjusting the instrument.
B.1.6 Screen
The CP6632 has a backlit graphic liquid crystal display (LCD), with a resolution of 160 x 160 pixels.
In normal operating conditions, the display is divided up into seven horizontal fields:
The 1st field indicates the operating mode (Measurement or emission).
The 2nd field indicates the date, time and battery charge.
The 3rd field is reserved for icons indicating the operating mode (related functions: Scaling, filtering…).
The 4th field indicates the operating mode, the gauge and certain related functions.
The 5th field indicates the value of the measurement or of the emission. These values are expressed in V, mA or
as a %.
The 6th field indicates (in measurement mode) the min., average and max. values of the measurement.
Lastly, the 7th field indicates the functionality of keys F1 and F2.
USB port
(mini B connector)
1st field indicating the
operating mode
2nd field indicating
the Date, time and
battery charge.
3rd field indicating the
configuration by
pictograms
4th field indicating the
measurement or
simulation mode, the
range and the main
auxiliary functions
(passive, active)
related functions.
5th field indicating the
value of the
measurement or the
emission value (in
V/mA or %)
6th field indicating the
min, ave and max.
measurement values.
7th field indicating the
functions of the F1 and F2
keys.

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The following table gives the meaning of the pictograms that appear on the screen:
Symbol
Description
Step increment transmission mode
Single ramp signal transmission mode
Cyclic ramp signal transmission mode

Scaling

On hold
Quadratic scale
Filtering
%FS (full scale) function
Valve test
Warning: the CP6632 is in error condition
(range exceeded (1)…etc)
Incremental mode using the arrows
Passive mode (the instrument delivers a +24V source to the sensor)
Active mode (the instrument delivers no voltage source)
Hart mode
Caution: The current source cannot deliver the current demanded (unlooping
probable).
Caution: The voltage source cannot deliver the voltage demanded (output
current probably too high).
Battery life indication
Note 1:
When the range is exceeded (limits determined in the next chapter), the following pictogram appears and the
measurement display (5th field) indicates:
- :---- If the measured value is below the low limit.
+ :---- If the measured value is above the high limit.
B.1.7 Starting (after powering on)
At powering on (insertion of the AA batteries or battery pack), the instrument automatically starts functioning (loading of
the software into memory). It is recommended not to connect the instrument to any external circuits during this period.
To avoid any signal conflicts, the instrument then enters measurement mode.
B.1.8 Operating modes
There are 5 main operating modes:
Voltage measurement
Current measurement
Voltage transmission
Current transmission
Continuity test
The functional and electrical characteristics not to be exceeded are indicated below.
B.1.8.1 DC voltage measurement
The following ranges are available:
Range
0/10 V (Process)
25 V
50 V
Resolution (display)
1 mV (or 10 mV or 100 mV)
1 mV (or 10 mV or 100 mV)
1 mV (or 10 mV or 100 mV)
Extent of the range
-2 V to +12 V
-2 V to +25 V
-5 V to 50 V

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B.1.8.2 Current measurement
Range
0-20 mA (Process)
4-20mA (Process)
25mA
Resolution (display)
1 µA (or 10 µA or 100 µA)
1 µA (or 10 µA or 100 µA)
1 µA (or 10 µA or 100 µA)
Extent of range
-6 mA to +24 mA
3.2 mA to +24 mA
-6 mA to +25 mA
Loop supply
YES
YES
YES
Scale
Linear or quadratic
Linear or quadratic
Linear
B.1.8.3 Voltage transmission
The following ranges are available:
Range
0/10 V
15 V
Resolution (display)
1 mV (or 10 mV or 100 mV)
1 mV (or 10 mV or 100 mV)
Extent of range
0 V to +12 V
0 V to +15 V
Mode
Continuous, increments, or ramp
Continuous, increments, or ramp
B.1.8.4 Current transmission
The following ranges are available:
Range
0/20 mA
4/20 mA
25 mA
Resolution (display)
1 µA (or 10 µA or 100 µA)
1 µA (or 10 µA or 100 µA)
1 µA (or 10 µA or 100 µA)
Extent of the range
+500 µA to +24 mA
+3.2 mA to +24 mA
+500 µA to 25 mA
Mode
Continuous, increments,
ramp or predefined (valve,
%FS), linear or quadratic
scale
Continuous, increments,
ramp or predefined (valve,
%FS), linear or quadratic
scale
Continuous, increments or
ramp.
B.1.8.5 Continuity
Range
Continuity
Resolution
Open/Closed:
Considered closed for Z=[0…11 KΩ±10%] and open for Z=]11 KΩ±10% …∞[
The loop to be tested is connected through the current channel. Caution, the tested loop must be resistive and passive.
B.1.8.6 Maximum permissible electrical characteristics (values not to be exceeded)
Function
Range
Vin max
Iout max
Z load
U measurement
0/10 V
25 V
50 V
60 V
-
-
U transmission
0/10 V
15 V
6 mA
5 mA
1500 Ωmin
3000 Ωmin
I measurement
0/20 mA
4/20 mA
25 mA
60 V
-
-
I transmission
0/20 mA
4/20 mA
25 mA
24 mA
-
25 mA
800 Ωmax
-
-
Continuity
60 V
These 5 operating modes are explained in the following chapters (chapter C).

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C. PROGRAMMING MODES
C.1 Voltage (DC) measurement
Measurement or transmission mode is selected using key F2 (mode menu).
Using the navigation keys (and ), move down through the menu to the Measurement field.
Press VAL to confirm.
It should be noted that Measurement mode is the mode selected by default.
The type of function (voltage or current) is selected using key F1 (Configuration menu).
Using the navigation key (and ), go onto the Function field
Press VAL to confirm.
In the MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION menu, go onto the Function field using key F1.
Go into the Function menu by pressing F2.
Select the type of function (Vdc) using the navigation keys.
Press VAL to confirm.
Using key F1, go onto Range to define it.
Go into the menu by pressing F2.
Select the range using the navigation keys.
Press VAL to confirm (the range).

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Press VAL again to confirm the desired function and call up the measurement screen.
Measurement mode provides for display of the Minimum (bottom left), Mean (bottom centre) and Maximum
(bottom right) values since the last Min/Max Reset command.
This command is accessed through key F2.
Using the navigation key, go onto the Min/Max Reset field.
Press VAL to confirm.
C.2 Current (DC) measurement
Measurement or transmission mode is selected using key F2 (mode menu).
Using the navigation keys, go onto the Measurement field.
Press VAL to confirm.
It should be noted that Measurement mode is the mode selected by default.
The type of function (voltage or current) and the range are selected using key F1 (Configuration menu).
Using the navigation key, go onto the Function field
Press VAL to confirm.
In the MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION menu, go onto the Function field using key F1.
Go into the Function menu by pressing F2.
Select the type of function (Idc) using the navigation keys (and ).
Press VAL to confirm.
 The navigation keys can be used to make a shortcut.
In the MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION menu, go onto the Function field using key F1:
Select the type of function (Idc) using the navigation keys (and ),

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Using key F1, go onto the Range field and define the Range.
Go into the menu by pressing F2.
Select the range using the navigation keys (0/20mA, 4/20mA or 25mA).
Press VAL to confirm (the range).
 The navigation keys can be used to make a shortcut.
In the MEASUREMENT CONFIGURATION menu, go onto the Range field using key F1:
Select the range directly using the navigation keys (and ),
Other configuration parameters can be defined at this level, such as the current loop supply, the type of scale and Hart
compatibility. These parameters are defined in the next chapter.
Press VAL (again) to confirm the desired function and call up the measurement screen.
Measurement mode provides for display of the Minimum (bottom left), Mean (bottom centre) and Maximum
(bottom right) values since the last Min/Max Reset command.
This command is accessed through key F2.
Using the navigation key, go onto the Min/Max Reset field
Press VAL to confirm.

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C.3 Current measurement / auxiliary functions
Auxiliary functions can be defined for all the ranges. Examples include:
Supply of a +24 voltage to the sensors or not Passive or active mode
Linear or quadratic scale (for process ranges only).
Hart compatibility (for process ranges only).
After selecting the Function and Range, the auxiliary functions described above must be defined.
Passive or active mode?
Using key F1, go onto the Loop Supply field.
Using the navigation keys (and ), select the mode ON or OFF (Passive or Active).
This active or passive mode also concerns the Hart mode.
Scale?
Using key F1, go onto the Scale field.
Using the navigation keys (and ), select Linear or Quadratic mode.
When quadratic scaling is activated, the CP6632 takes the square root of its input and displays the result as a percentage.
For example, if the CP6632 is connected to the output of a differential pressure transmitter it displays a result proportional
to the flow.
If the input current x varies between aand b, scaling complies with the formula below:
   
 
ab ax
abay 


The scaling curve for the 0-20mA range is as follows:
0 5 10 15 20
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
x(mA)
y(mA)
The scaling curve for the 4-20mA range is as follows:

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Hart?
Using key F1, go onto the Hart field.
Using the navigation keys (and ), select the mode ON or OFF.
C.4 Voltage or current (DC) transmission
Transmission mode is selected using key F2 (mode menu).
Using the navigation keys (and ), move down through the menu to the Transmission field.
Press VAL to confirm.
After confirming Transmission mode, the type of generation must be defined:
Continuous (manual or incremental editing).
Incremental (in steps).
Single ramp (only one ramp signal transmitted).
Cyclic ramp.