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  1. questionHow far can I run my thermocouples?
    Very long thermocouple runs are possible as long as certain precautions are followed. Most instrumentation today have a high input impedance and thermocouple wire is relatively low resistance. ...

  2. questionCan I Use Type K thermocouple wires (extension) for an E type thermocouple? What aspects need to be considered for this different type of the thermocouple vs extension wire connection?
     You should always use thermocouple wire or thermocouple extension wire that matches the type of thermocouple that you are using (in your case E).  Thermocouple or thermocouple extensi ...

  3. questionWhere can I find additional information covering thermocouples
    ISE Thermocouple Technical Reference

  4. questionWhat is the output of a thermocouple?
    Thermocouple output is a small voltage (mV) that relates to the temperature difference between the sensing end and the termination end. For the voltage relationship: Thermocouple Reference ...

  5. questionI have a very old Variac. Which model can be used to replace this variable transformer?
    The following link will cross reference most models. Variac Cross Reference Most models have the same mounting dimensions.  If your model is not listed please contact ISE for assistance.

  6. questionWhy does my display show [OPEN] instead of the Process Value?
    This error message indicates that the signal from your sensor is absent. This may be caused by a faulty sensor, a break in the wiring from the sensor to the instrument, or a loose connection on th ...

  7. questionWhat are the color codes for thermocouples?
    Thermocouple Color Codes: Thermocouple wiring is color coded by thermocouple types. Different countries utilize different color coding. Jacket coloring is sometimes a colored stripe instead o ...

  8. questionChanging from thermocouple to RTD input on 2810 or 3810
    You must do the following to switch from thermocouple to RTD on the 2810 / 3810 series:   1) Remove the compensator from terminals 1 & 2 (on housing) 2) Change S1 input switch form thermoc ...

  9. questionHow can I use a 2 or 4-wire PT100 probe with a West controller designed for 3-wire probes?
    2 Wire ProbesIt is possible to use a 2-wire PT100 probe with this instrument.  Connect the 2 wires from the probe to terminals 2 & 1.  Place a wire link from terminal 2 to terminal 3 ...

  10. questionWhat are some of the improvements that are included with the 4101/6101/8101/8011+? How hard is it to replace my older N series controls or indicators?
    Plus General Information The easiest to operate control just got easier. The older N series controls and indicators have been replaced with the newer P series controls & indicators.  The ...

  11. questionDo I need to use terminal blocks that are made of the same alloys as the thermocouples?
    The introduction of an additional alloy such as a terminal or terminal block will not introduce an error as long as the two conductors are at the same temperature. Any errors caused by the addi ...

  12. questionSample Rates For DaqPRO Data Loggers
    New Page 1 DaqPRO Data Logger Sample Rates Sample rates depend on the number and type of inputs selected. 1 Input - Excluding Temperature: 4000|2000|500|100|50|25|10|1 Sa ...

  13. questionHow do I setup and wire the IC108A RS232 <--> RS485 converter?
    Wiring & Hardware Setup IC108A (RS232-RS485) Converter Setup If the Model IC108A was purchased with the Commander, the converter has been pre-set to work with the software package. If n ...

  14. questionWhat sensor types are compatable with the DaqPRO? How do I connect?
    Sensor types and connections Each of the 8 input channels of DaqPRO is multipurpose and can be individually configured to any of the following types and ranges: Current: 0 - 20mA Pulse ...

  15. questionHow can I measure DC current with the MMS3000 T6V4?
    It is possible to measure current with the T6V4 by placing a shunt resistor in the current path, and measuring the voltage over the resistor. For example see the diagr ...

  16. questionHow can I customize alarm action when Commander is used with the Watlow 96 control?
    Watlow Series 96 Watlow provides a Low and a High Alarm for each Alarm. Commander is setup to annunciate both conditions as standard. You can also edit the Commander Modbus Table to annunciat ...

  17. questionHow do I customize alarms within Commander when used with Watlow F4 Controls.
    Watlow Series F4 Watlow provides a Low and a High Alarm for each Alarm. Commander is setup to annunciate both conditions as standard. You can also edit the Commander Modbus Table to annunci ...

  18. questionWhy am I unable to select the input code that I want in the configuration mode?&#34;
    The instrument will only make available for selection, those input codes that match the input type as defined in the Hardware Definition code. If you do not see the code that you want, enter H ...

  19. questionHow do I customize alarm action within Commander when using with Watlow 981-984 Controllers?
    Watlow Series 981-984 Uses Commanders Watlow 982 Modbus Table. Commander does not support the method that Watlow uses for storing the ramp/dwell profile setpoints and therefore does not have t ...

  20. questionHow do I use the 2300 with input voltages of greater than 50mV?
    The model 2300 supports the following signal types Thermocouple, PT100, DcmA, and DCmV. It is possible to use it with a DC voltage signal by using external resistors to drop the voltage sign ...

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