Wahl CALIBRATION STANDARD TRC-80 FOR RTD’S AND THERMOCOUPLES INSTRUCTION MANUALTRC-80 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Section 1.0 14 12 13 1a 20 24 22 30 ut 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Subject Description Introduction «. General Description Performance Schematics facto Srectellons Installation Unpacking Location . Operation Start Up Thermocoupies oF Millivait Selection . Thermocouple of Millivalt Wiring . Operating Mode Selection .. DC Volts/Miliamp Wiring, RTD Wiring Outputs ~ Thermocouple, Milivoits, Millamps, DC Voltage Outputs - RTD TRC-80 with 2 wire 24 VOC transmittersFigure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 4-Wire RTD Calibration Appendex | Platinum Resistance Tables per D/N43760 ... Other Features The Display ... 6 Point and 12 Point TC Modules Battery System Calibration Check Equipment Required Initial Setup: Thermocoupie Input Check D.C. Voltage Input Calibration Check D.C. Milliampere Input Calibration Check . 3 Wire RTD Calibration Check. 4 Wire RTD Calibration Check Block Diagram. Standard RTD Output Models ‘Tranemitter Callbration, Multiple Thermocouple, switch accessory Calibration Check of TRC-80 Alternate Calibration Voltage Calibration. Milliamper Calibration 3-Wire RTD Calibration4.0 DESCRIPTION 1.1. Introduction This manual contains all the information normally required to operate and maintain the portable TRC-80 digital indicator/callbrator. Always refer to the serial number and model on the label attached to the case in correspondence, 0 that the unit can be properly identified Should you require additional information beyond what is contained in this manual, or for service information, contact: Wahl Instruments, Inc. 5750 Hannum Avenue Culver Gity, CA 90231 Phone: (218) 641-6931 4.2 General Description TRC40 Is a highly accurate portable instrument which can be used to: 1. Measure temperature directly, using a thermocouple or RTD. 2, Measure millvolt, milliamp, and DC voltage signals directly. 2, Calibrate potentiometer type instruments. 4, Calibrate transmitters and a wide variety of process control instrumentation. ‘TRC-80 is a multiple function instrument with built in reference junction compensation of thermocouple ranges. It includes the ability to indicate and ‘output the full useable rango of NBS thermocouple types J, K, T, E, R, S, and B. Additionally, 8 or4 wire 100 ohm @ 0°C platinum RTD's to DIN Curve 43760 (Alpha 0.00385 ohms/ohm/*C) can be indicated. TRC-80 also contains the ability to input or output milivolts, miliamps, and OG voltage. When working with temperature, resolution is 0.1°F/C.13 TRC-80 Is powered by a rechargeable lead acid battery pack which provides up to 12 hours continuous operation. The battery pack should be charged by using the standard 115 VAC or 230 VAC line cord housed In the enclosure cover. Merely plug the line cord into the receptacle on the side of TRC-80. Performance Schematics ‘The block diagram for the TRC-80 is shown in Figure 1. A single chip micro- processor is used to perform up to 89 linearization steps of thermocouple or RTD calibration. This provides a conformity of .03% span compared to NBS ‘curves. The power of the microprocessor also allows the TRC-80 to provide the complete range for all standard thermocouples and RTD's, with no loss of accuracy. A unique reference junction compensation system allows the TRC- 80 to provide accurate input and output readings over a wide (—10 to 66°C) ambient operating temperature. Resolution of temperature readings is 0.1°F (0F 0.1°C, When working with the mV, VOC or mA functions, resolution Is .011.4 TRC-80 Specifications ‘Thermocouple Input Mode Specifications ISA Calibration Range J 820 to 2000°F K 196 10 1094°C =310 to. 2500°F T 190 10 1371°C -330 to 750°F € 201 t0 399°C 320 to 1930°F E 196 to 999°C 30 to 3200°F R =I to 1760°C 30 to 3200°F s 1 to 1760°C B 1000 to 3300" 1538 to 1815°C RTO =320 to 1600°F =196 to 815°C F or G membrane switch selectable from front panel. Accuracy OnF 0.4'c. 09°F 05°C. 08°F 04°C. 09°F 05°C 17F osc 17F 9c 18°F 0.90 Ore 04°C.‘Thermocouple Input Mode Specifications Resolution 0.1°F or 0.1°C—all ranges. Input Leakage Current 10 nanoamperes maximum, Source Resistance Effects 4wV error/100 ohms source resistance. Input Impedance 4100 meg minimum. Span Drift 25 ppm/’C of reading. Zero Drit 0.28 wVrc. Reference Junction Compensation 0.02 deg/dea. J.K,T.E calibrations, Error 0.08 deg/deg. F,S,B calibrations. ‘Thermocouple Output Source Mode Specifications Range All thermocouple ranges. (C12 mV to 100 mV adjustable). Adjustment Coarse and fine membrane ‘switches continuous adjustment ‘over entire span Source Mode Compensating output thermocouple simulation. Input Millivolt Mode Specifications 99 mV to 90.00 mV reading. Range Resolution 0.01 mv. Input Leakage Current 1 uV error/100 ohms source resistance. Input Impedance 100 megohms. Span Drift 25 ppm/"C or reading, Zero Drift 0.28 wre.Output Millivolt Mode Specifications Range 12 mV to 100 mY continuous adjustment. Adiustment Coarse and fine membrane ‘switches continuous adjustment over entire span. ‘Output Impedance > 40 ohms. RTD Input Mode Specifications Range 920 to 1500°F. 196 to 815°C. Accuracy 07°F or 04°C. RTD Curve Din standard 43760.00885 Alpha. Type Wiring 3 oF 4 wire configuration, Excitation Current 4 mA Maximum Compensation Lead 100 ohms. Resistance Span Drift 25 ppmy*C of reading. Milliamp Input Mode Specifications Range -9.99 to 90.00 mA (input-display) Unit displays "LO" below -8.99 mA, : “HI” above 80.00 mA Resolution 0.01 mA, Shunt Resistance 40 ohms, ‘Span Drift ‘50 ppm/°C or reading. Milliamp Output Mode Specifications Range 0 to 50 mA continuously adjustable,Unit displays “LO” below 0.00 mA, "HU" above 50.00mA. Maximum Output Load 480 ohms @ 0 mA. Resistance 1200 ohms @ 20 mA. 4800 ohms @ 5 mA. Adjustment Goarse and fine membrane switches continuous adjustment over entire span. Voltage Input Mode Specifications Range 9.89 to 30.00 volts DC input display. Unit displays “LO” below -8.99 VDC, “HI” above 30.00 VDC. Resolution 0.01 volts. Input Impedance 40 megohms. Span Drift 0 ppmy/"C or reading, Voltage Output Mode Specifications Range 0 to 10 volts DC continuously adjustable. Unit displays “LO” be- Maximum Load Resistance AdjustmentVoltage Output Mode Specifications Range 0 to 10 volts DC continuously adjustable. Unit displays “LO” below 0.00 volts, “HI” above 10.00 volts. Maximum Load Resistance 1000 ohms. ‘Adjustment Goarse and fine membrane switches continuous adjustment over entire span. General Specifications Ambient Operating Temperature —10°C to 66°C, except for thermo- couple ranges R and S. 1"C to 55°C for thermocouples ranges R and S. Normal Mode Rejection 50 db. Common Mode Rejection 125 db, when operating on NC voltage. Battory Pack 6 cell lead acid, rechargeable 2.5 amp hous, 12V nominal. Battery Life Normal input operation thermocouple ‘or mV output: 10-12 hours | continuous, mA or volts output: 4-6 hours continuous. Battery Charger Integral with unit, 118 or 280 VAC. Battery Charge Time 8 hours 90% charge, 18 hours 100% charge.Battery Discharge Indicator Overrange Underrange Open Thermocouple Legend Display Function Switching Membrane Switch Material Case Material Case Finish ase Dimensions Weight Early warning—unit emits audible beep. Final warning—unit displays “HELP". nit shuts off after 1 minute in ELP". Unit displays "HI". Unit displays “LO” Unit displays *“_. Thermocouple or RTD: Unit displays Ear V or mV: Unit displays “ ‘mA: Unit displays “A”. 0.78" LCD 6 digit display (6th digit legend), Leading zeros blanked "~” sign left of leading digit Membrane with audible and visual feedback. Polycarbonate/silver contacts. Rigid urethane UL 94VO high denis. Polyurethane paint 42" wide x 10" high x 6.5" deep (including cover). 42.5 Ibs, {including cover and line cord),2.0 INSTALLATION 2.4 Unpacking Unpacking the instrument immediately upon receipt and check for shipping damages. If damaged, immodiately report the damages to the cartier. Replace the instrument in its shipping container until ready to use. ‘Sometimes, instruments are shipped with small accessory items in the same ox. Check all Items against the packing list before discarding the shipping container and packing material. 2.2 Location ‘TRC-80 is a portable instrument which can be carried to any area of the plant cr used on the lab bench. It is operable over the ambient temperature limits of —10°C to 55°C. When working with R or S calibration thermocouples ambient temperature limits should be kept within ~1°C to 85°C. TRC-80 has been designed to be used in the flat position or on its side and is position insensitive3.0 OPERATION 3.1 Start Up ‘As you will see using TAC-0 is extromely easy. To start up merely depress the On/Off membrane switch. The display will iluminate and you're ready to go. Upon start up you will be in the input mode, ready to read type J thermocouples in "F. In order to change to °C merely depress the “F/°C ‘mombrane switch, "12 3.2 Thermocouple or Millivolt Selection Ag stated above upon start up TRO-80 will be in the input mode for type J ‘thermocouples. You'll know this because the LED annunciator over type J will be illuminated. But what if you want to work with another thermocouple calibration or milivolis? Merely depress the TC/mV membrane switch. When you do you'll hear a “Beep” and TAC-80 will switch consecutively to K, T, E, R, 5, B, mV and back to J. Each time you depress the TG/mV switch TRC-80 will Shift the selection one position.3.3 TO/my Wiring To Input (or output) thermocouples merely attach the proper thermocouple | calibration wire to either TC1 or TC2 binding posts. OBSERVE POLARITY! In the thermocouple and mV positions red is the nogative lead, NEGATIVE (~) RED POST POSITIVE (+) BLACK POST 13,3.4 Operating Mode Selection Selecting your operating mode from TC/mY, DC volts, milliamps, oF 3 oF 4 wire TD's Is simple. Upon start up the LED annunciator over TC1 will be illum nated. But, say you wish to input a 4 wire RTD. Merely depress the function button. You'l hear a“Beep” and TRC-80 will switch from TC! to TC2. Depress it again and you'll switch to DC volts and so on until you reach 4 wire RTO. You'll be sure you're in the proper mode by the LED annunck ator over each position. Youll also notice that the appropriate binding posts are located di rectly under the applicable LED. The following sections will de> | tall how easy it Is to “wire up” TRC-80,3.8 DC Volts/Milliamps To input (or output) DC volts oF miliamps you must wire TRC-80 as shown below Remember to observe polarity. In this case red is postive, the exact opposite of thermocouples. VDC has input and output from the same terminal, POSTIVE (+) RED POSITIVE (+) DC VOLTS /O mA OUTPUT NEGATIVE (-) BLACK NEGATIVE (~) (CONEGATIVE POSTIVE (+) mA INPUT 153.6 RTD Wiring TRC-80 follows the international color code for RTD's. In the 3 wire form this Is rod, rod, white. In the 4 wiro form It is red, red, white, white. Merely connect, your RTD leads as shown below. Waite Waite RED RED 163.7 Outputs Up to this point we have primarily described TRC-80 input functions. However, TRC-80 has extremely useful and unlaue output features. To enter the output mode merely depress either the ZERO or SPAN membrane switch. You'll hear ‘a "Beep" and the LED annunciator will lluminate over the depressed switch. ‘You are now in the output mode. Before proceeding to make adjustments you should check to see that you have selected the proper TC, mV or other function and that you are properly wired. ‘This done, you can proceed to make adjustments. For arguments sake lot's ‘say you've depressed the ZERO membrane switch and wish to output the ‘equivalent of 0°F. By depressing (and holding in) the fast or slow increment “Aor docrement*w switches you can drive the display to the desired value. You won't hear a “Beep” when you depress these switches. The fast membrane switches, will drive TRC-80's display (output) up or down rapidly. ‘This is lke the old style coarse potentiometers. The slow membrane switches perform the same funotion .1° at a time, like a fine potentiometer. When the desired value is attained, release the membrane switch and TRO-BO is now ‘outputting the displayed value. » ‘A most useful feature of TRC-80 Is its ability to switch between zero and span points. In the above example we've set the zero point at O°F. Depress the span membrane switch. The LED annunciator will illuminate over SPAN. Now, for example, using the same procedure detalled above you can set in your span value, say 1000°F. When checking the calibration of instruments itis almost always the case that you will need to readjust your zero and span points a number of times, With 1718 ‘TRC-80 this is very easy. Merely depress the ZERO membrane switch, O°F will appear on this display. Depress tne SPAN membrane switch, 1000°F will appear on the display. TRC-80 HOLDS IN MEMORY THE LAST ENTERED ZERO AND SPAN VALUES. Theres noneed to readjust cach time you wish to ‘check your zero or span. Should you wish to get out of the output mode and retum to input, merely depress the Input/return membrane switch3.8 RTD Output In order to simulate the resistance output of RTD's it is necessary to use the TD output module which comes with TRC-80. Plug the RTD output module into the RTD terminal section of the membrane panel (See Figure 2). After wiring the RTD module to the instrument to be calibrated (observing polarity) depress either the zero or span membrane switch to put TRC-80 into the ‘output mode. By using the coarse and fine potentiometers on the RTD output module adjust the resistance equivalent of temperature desired. The display will indicate the proper temperature being simulated. After the desired ‘temperature equivalent is achieved on the display, flip the switch on the RTD ‘output module to "Output". At this point the equivalent resistance to the temperature displayed will be output. The display will indicate “HI, this is normal. To recheck that you are outputting the desired resistance for the required temperature fllp the switch on the RTD output module to its original position. The temperature reading will reappear on TRC-80's display. 1920 3.9 TRC-80 with 2 Wire 24 VDC Transmitters, ‘TRC-80 can be used to simultaneously provide power to 2 wire 24 VDC transmitters and read thelr output on the display, Utilize the following procedure (See Figure 3) 41. Connact the positive terminal of the transmitter DC power Input to the red binding post of TRC-80's milliamp output terminals. 2. Connest the negative terminal of the transmitter to the black binding post of TRC-80's milliamp output terminals. 8, Set TRC-80 into the milliamp input mode. 4, TRC-8O will now supply 24 VDC to the transmitter and display the transmitter output (current loop value) on the display.4.0 OTHER FEATURES 4.1 The Display TRC-80 contains a unique .75" high LCD display which provides complete ‘annunciation of operating modes. When working with temperature the display should indicate °F or °C. When working with milliamps TRC-80 will display “A” To signify millivolts or DC voltage TRC-80 will display “E". Additionally in the ‘event of an overrange or underrange condition TRC-80 will display "HI" or “LO” respectively. In the event of the batteries being too drained to continue TRC-80 will display “HELP” ‘TRO-80's display is two position. When used in the flat position itis possible to “lt the display only forward for easy viewing. To do this depress the button fon the side of the unit. The display will “tit” up. Pull the display panel to the front of the unit until It locks in place, To return the display to the flat position (this should always be done prior to putting the cover on), merely depress the button on the sido of the case and press the display panel down until it clicks In place. 4.2. 12 Point Thermocouple Selector TRC-80 has a switch selector avallable which can be used in the thermocouple input made to increase the number of thermocouples which can be simultaneously wired to TRC-80 (See Figure 4). To use, plug switch into either the TC! or TC2 terminals. Wire the thermocouples to the screw terminals on the switch, observing polarity, Select the proper thermocouple calibration by using the TC/mV membrane switch. Select the TC1 or TC2 position by using the mode membrane switch. By using the rotary switch on the face of either module it is now possible to select any of the thermocouples, ai22. 43 wired to the module, The modules can be stored behind the display panel when not in use. Battery System TRC-80 Is powored by a rechargeable 6 cell, 12V nominal sealed lead acid battery pack which should not require replacement for many years under normal operating conditions. In order to charge the batteries use the line cord contained in TRC-80's cover. Connect the line cord to the receptacle in the side of TRC-80 and toa 11 VAC or 230 VAC source. Under normal conditions TRC-80's batteries can be charged to 90% of capacity in 8 hours and to 100% of capacity in 18 hours. Lead acid batteries have no memory effect so that ‘TRC-80 can be used on the bench connected to a 118 VAC or 280 VAC line without damaging the battery pack 80 minutes prior to TRC-80's batteries becoming too drained to continue to operate an audible “Beep” will sound, This beep will increase in intensity as TRC-80's batteries continue to drain. At the point where the batteries are too drained to operate TRC-80 will indicate “HELP” on the LCD display. At this time TRC-80's batteries should be charged, | | |5.0 Calibration Check 5.1 Equipment Required 1. Precision Adjustable Milivolt Standard + 100mV.005% accuracy, .001 mV resolution. (Data Precision Model) 2. Ice Point Reference 82°F alr saturated ice Bath; Wahl model TB-10. 2, Jitype thermocouple ice leads with calibrated orror at 75°F, NBS traceable. 4, Pracision Adjustable Voltage Standard + 10 volts, .01% acouracy, .01 volts resolution. (Same as #1 above). 6. Precision Adjustable Current Standard 0-100mA .019% accuracy, .01 mA resolution. (Same as #1), 6. Precision Adjustable Resistance Standard 0-1000 ohms, .01% accuracy, .01 ohms resolution. (Electro Science Dekabox). 7. Thermocouple Tables NBS Nomograph 125 or ASTM 4708. 8. Platinum Resistance Tables for DIN43760, published in Appendix | . 5.2 Initial Setup 4. Turn on TRC-80 and place on AC operation. Allow unit and all test equipment at least 1 hour warming. 2, Set up ice bath and associated reference thermocouple as per Figure 6. 5.3 Thermocouple input check 41. Connect the output of the ice Bath Reference to the T/C2 terminals of the TRC-80, as shown in figure 5. 2324 2. Make sure that the TRC-80 is in a stable temperature environment of about 25°C with no drafts or temperature variations. (If drafts exist shield instrument from air flow). Depress the function button once so that the instrument is in the T/02 ‘mode’ at operation. Allow at least 15 minutes for the thermocouple connections to become stable. Pick § temperature values between the limits of the Instruments range and with the ald of a thermocouple table note down the equivalent milivolt values. . Using the above milivolt values adjust in turn the Precision Milivolt ‘Standard to each value and nate the corresponding reading on the display Of the instrument. Compare the readings obtained with the desired values and see if they are within the limits of error specified for the instrument. :. An alternate calibration using copper wires without ice Bath is shown in figure 6, In this case the room temperature must be measured at the TRC 80 terminals; and the equivalent mV for that temperature subtracted from the EMF put in by tho voltage standard. This completes the basic accuracy check for the thermocouple and millvolt operation. The checking of these two ranges should be sufficient to insure proper callbration of the instrument. If there Is another range that | suspect rogarding calibration steps 1 thru 7 should be repeated using the proper Thermocouple leads for the range in question. | |54 55 D.C. Voltage Input Calibration Check 1. Connect TRC-80 as shown in Figure 7. 2. Depress FUNCTION button go that the instrument is in the D.C. voltage mode. 3. Adjsut the Precision Voltage Standard for 5 values between O and 10 volts D.C. and note the readings displayed on the instrument. 4. Compare the displayed readings with the desired values and see if the instrument is within the given accuracy specifications. 6, This completes the D.C. voltage Input calibration check D.C. Milllampere Input Calibration Check 1. Connect TRO-80 as shown In Figure 8 4 2, Depress FUNCTION button putting the instrument in the MILLIAMPS mode, ° 3 Adjust the Precision Current Standard for § values between 0 and 0.00 " milliamps noting the displayed value at each point. 4, Gompare displayed values against the desired values to see if the unit is within calibration accuracy. 5. This concludes D.C. miliamp input calibration check. 226 56 57 3-Wire RTD Calibration Check 1. Connect TRC-80 as shown in Figure 9. 2. Depress FUNCTION button tll unit Is in S-wire RTD mode. 3 Select 5 values between the limite of the RTD range. Look up the ‘equivalent resistance values for the desired tomperatures. 4, Adjust the Precision Resistance Standard to the above values and note the displayed values on the Instrument 5. Compare the values from the table to the values displayed and check if the difference Is within calibration accuracy. 6. This concludes S-wire RTD calibration check. 4-Wire RTD Calibration Check 1, Connect FUNCTION TRG-80 button tll unit is in 4-wire RTD mode. 2, Depress FUNCTION button till unit is In 4-wire RTD mode. 3. Repeat steps 8 thru 5 of the 3 wire section. 4, This completes 4-wire RTD calibration check.O EO: FIGURE 2 STANDARD RTD OUTPUT MODULE 2728 RED) O TC INPUT TO 2 WIRE TRANSMITER TYPICAL 2\WIRE 24 VDC NOMINAL TRANSMITTER 4-20 mA OUTPUT TYPICAL mA OUTPUT TERMINALS BLACK (-) FIGURE 3 TRANSMITTER CALIBRATIONS00OSS8000H (9099809009) [20260060 0000! U nononoonnnc T FIGURE 4 MULTIPLE 1/C SWITCH ACCESSORYT/C WIRE PER CALIBRATION REQUIRED O°C REFERENCE JUNCTION. PRECISION MILLIVOLT STANDARO FIGURE 5 CALIBRATION CHECK OF TRC-80 COPPER WIRE PRECISION MILLIVOLT STANDARD = ee FIGURE 6 ALTERNATE CALIBRATION 30COPPER WIRE PRECISION VOUIAGE STANDARD FIGURE 7 VOLTAGE CALIBRATION COPPER WIRE 7 PRECISION MILLIAMP STANDARD FIGURE 8 MILLIAMPER CALIBRATION atPRECISION RESISTANCE STANDARD FIGURE 9 3-WIRE RTD CALIBRATION PRECISION RESISTANCE STANDARD FIGURE 10 4.WIRE CALIBRATION 32APPENDEX | PLATINUM RESISTANCE VS. 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