M88250 Recalibration Procedure
The below steps are for calibration in mm/sec pk for Module M88250. The same steps can be repeated by changing display units to mm/sec RMS or microns pk-pk or microns pk.
Pre-Requisites
- Function Generator with Ability to generate Sine Wave (choose an accurate and calibrated function generator with +/- 1% accuracy)
- Multimeter with Ability to read Ampere, Voltage and Frequency (choose an accurate and calibrated multimeter with +/-1% accuracy)
- M88250 Module and IRD8800 Rack with suitable power supply
- Connecting Cables for Connection of Function Generator to M88250 Module
Procedure:
- Insert M88250 module into IRD8800 Rack and provide required Power Supply to Turn On the Module
- Connect your Function Generator to the M88250 Module via the backplane terminals. Signal Input goes to Terminal 1 of Channel A and Terminal 25 of Channel B. Signal Ground goes to Terminal 2 of Channel A and Terminal 26 of Channel B.
- Long Press the PROG button on the front panel of the module M88250.
- It will ask for a Password. Set the Password to '0001' to enter into the Calibration Menu
- Once inside the Calibration Menu, use the PROG button to move forward to the screen which displays Input A Span Cal.
- Once on the above screen, provide a Sine Wave Input from the Function Generator at a Frequency of 100 Hz and Amplitude of 4689.6 mV AC RMS. You can verify your Function Generator input using the Multimeter. The screen will show a saved static count (factory set) and a live count. Save the live count after applying input from Function Generator. Press the UP Arrow button to save the count.
- Repeat the steps 5-6 for Channel B
- Now that the Full scale value has been saved as counts within the card for channel A and B, move to the screen which shows Input A Zero Tare.
- Remove the Input provided using the Function Generator and short the terminals 1 and 2 (channel A) and terminals 25 and 26 (channel B)
- The Screen will show a saved static count (factory set) and a live count. Save the live count using the UP Arrow Button.
- Repeat the Steps 9-10 for Channel B
- Exit the Calibration Menu using PROG and Exit to Bargraph
The Calibration is now done and the user can set a full scale vibration using the default programming menu and can also set balance parameters within the module to their liking.