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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    SOURCE MODE
    STORING QUIK-CHEK OUTPUTS
    1) Switch to HI or LO
    2) Turn the knob to desired value
    3) Press the 
    STORE push-button
    The LCD will flash once to show that
    the value was saved
    If a value is in the SET position and you
    want that value stored in HI or LO, press
    and hold the 
    STORE push-button while
    moving the switch to HI or LO. The display
    will flash once to indicate the value has
    been stored. Then release the 
    STOREpush-button.
    RECALLING QUIK-CHEK OUTPUTS
    Any time you need a stored value just
    flip the QUIK-CHEK  switch. Any value for
    the selected range may be stored in HI &
    LO. The Model 934 remembers the HI,
    LO and SET values for all ranges
    (32 memories)  with the power on or off.
    Each time a different range is selected,
    the last three QUIK-CHEK  values for that
    type will be recalled.
    +
    HI
    SET
    LO
    STORE
    
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    READ MODE
    MIN/MAX
    To read the Maximum or Minimum
    INPUT since READ mode was entered,
    simply switch to 
    MAX or MIN. The value
    will appear on the LCD along with the
    word MAX or MIN. The MAX/MIN values
    are automatically updated and may be
    viewed at any time without disturbing
    the other values.
    RESTARTING MIN/MAX
    Pressing the 
    RESET push-button will
    cause the 934 to store the present read-
    ing into the MIN and MAX memories.
    Upon releasing the 
    RESET push-button
    the Model 934 will resume reading the
    input and update the MAX & MIN values
    as the measured signal changes.
    OUT OF RANGE SIGNALS
    Signals above or below those available
    for the currently selected range will be
    indicated by OVER and UNDER on the
    display.
    +MAX
    MIN READ
    OVER
    UNDER 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    SOURCE MODE
    Whenever SOURCE mode is selected the word SOURCE
    will appear on the LCD display. To change the output value,
    turn the speed sensitive digital pot. Turning the knob slowly
    will cause a gradual change in the output. A faster rate of
    change will occur when the knob is turned faster. This function
    operates in all three output positions (HI, SET & LO).
    ALTEK 934
    20.000mA
    VA LV E
    OR
    RECEIVER I/P
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    READ FUNCTIONS
    The READ functions measures the desired signal.
    Multiple scales are available for each function. Engineering
    Units & % DP Flow must be enabled before they are
    available for selection.
    READ MILLIAMP OUTPUTS
    mA, mA %, mA ENG. UNIT, mA % DP FLOW
    Choose this function to measure from -52.00 to +52.00
    milliamps. For calibrating controller output and checking process
    loop currents the input is autoranged to higher resolution from
    -24.000 to +24.000 milliamps.
    1) Open the current loop at any convenient point along the
    signal path
    2) Connect the red 
    READ (+) lead of the calibrator to the
    more positive point of the break and the black READlead (-) to the more negative
    Display the present reading, Maximum or Minimum by moving
    the toggle switch from READ to MAX or MIN. If the Model 934
    is connected in the wrong polarity, the display will indicate
    negative current. Simply reverse the leads for correct indication.
    COMPUTER
    CONTROLLER
    RECEIVER
    POWER
    SUPPLYSENSOR OUTPUT
    ALTEK 934
    12.000mA 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    SOURCE MODE
    SOURCE
    1) Move the POWER switch to ON
    2) Press & hold both the STORE & RESET push-buttons for 1
    second to enter the SETUP mode. The word SETUP will
    appear in the LCD and the words SOURCE and READ will
    alternately flash. Release both push-buttons.
    3) Press the 
    STORE push-button. The words SETUP and
    SOURCE will remain on the LCD and the previously selected
    function will repeatedly flash.
    4) Turn the knob (Digital-Pot) to scroll through the available
    functions. Each enabled function will flash on the LCD (See
    ENABLING RANGES & FUNCTIONS, page 6).
    5) Press the 
    STORE push-button to select the function.
    If AUTO-CHEK has been enabled you can choose to
    have the 934 automatically step the output (See AUTO-
    CHEK, page 24). If AUTO CHEK is not enabled or selected
    the 934 will immediately output the prior value for that
    function. If OFF is selected the SOURCE function will be
    deactivated and the top half of the LCD will be blank.
    6) Adjust the knob to the desired output value or QUIK-CHEK
    with previously stored outputs (see STORING QUIK-CHEK
    OUTPUTS, page 16).
    7) Connect the Model 934 to the input terminals of the instrument
    or meter to be calibrated.
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    READ VOLTAGE OUTPUTS
    V, mV, V ENG. UNIT
    Choose this function to measure from -99.990  to + 99.990
    Volts. For checking sensor outputs and other low level signals
    the input is autoranged to display from -999.90 to +999.90
    millivolts.
    1)
    Connect the red READ (+) lead and the black READ lead(-) of the calibrator across the voltage to be measured.
    Loop power supplies, signal voltages at receivers, batteries,
    transmitter voltage drops and any other voltages may be
    measured. Signals above or below those available for the
    currently selected range will be indicated by OVER and
    UNDER on the display.
    ANALYZER
    VOLTAGE
    SOURCE
    mV SOURCE
    ALTEK 934
    24.000V 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    USING ENGINEERING UNITS
    8) The word SPAN and ENG.
    UNIT will appear in the
    bottom half of the LCD
    prompting you to enter the
    highest value for the range
    in the units to match the
    display of the instrument
    being calibrated. Turn the
    knob until the highest value
    of your chosen range
    flashes in the bottom half of
    the LCD. Press the 
    STOREor RESET push-button to
    continue.
    9) The Model 934 will now
    begin operating with the
    ranges and Engineering
    Units you have selected. If
    Engineering Units have
    been chosen for any
    Source function the HI &
    LO QUIK-CHEKs will
    automatically be updated
    with the units you have
    chosen. Refer to the
    sections for READ or
    SOURCE FUNCTIONS for
    further instructions.
    S
    E
    T
    U
    P
    SPAN ENG. UNIT      ZERO
    ENG. UNIT
    ENG. UNITSOURCE
    ENG. UNITSOURCE
       0.00
    mA  mA
    500.00   0.00
       500.00
    HI
    LO
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    SPECIFICATIONS
    (Unless otherwise indicated, specifications are in ±% of Reading @ 23°C)GENERAL
    ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of Full Scale Reading)
    WARM UP TIME: 10 seconds to specified accuracy, 2 minutes
    to maximum accuracy
    TEMPERATURE EFFECT: ±0.008%/°C based on 23°C±25°C
    ISOLATION: 500 VDC between SOURCE & READ leads
    BATTERIES: Six “AA”, (R6) batteries (Alkaline supplied
    and recommended)
    BATTERY LIFE:
    MILLIAMP SOURCE & 2-WIRE MODES: Nominal 33
    hours at 12 mA, 20 hours at 20 mA into 250 Ohm load
    OTHER FUNCTIONS: Nominal 40 hours
    AC ADAPTORS: Optional, nominal115 or 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz
    LOW BATTERY INDICATION: “BAT” indication on the display
    at approximately 4 hours left
    OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION: Protected to 120 Volts AC or
    DC in all ranges without fuses for 30 seconds
    OUTPUT NOISE: ≤ 1 LSD at frequencies less than 10 Hz
    NORMAL MODE REJECTION RATIO: 50 dB @ 50/60Hz
    COMMON MODE REJECTION RATIO: Not applicable for
    battery operation. 120 dB @ 50/60 Hz with AC Adaptor
    OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE:
    -5 to +130°F (-20 to +55°C)
    STORAGE TEMPERATURE RANGE:
    -13 to +130°F (-25 to +55°C)
    RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 10 to 90%, non-condensing for 24
    hours from 0 to 35°C
    OVERALL SIZE: 
    6 11/16 x 4 x 2 15/16 inches (170 x 102 x 75 mm)
    WEIGHT: 1lb, 9oz (0.709 kg)
    Accuracy of scaled ranges (% of 4 to 20 mA, %DP Flow, Engineering
    units) are based on the value of the fundamental units (mA , V or mV).
    Accuracies of the Source and Read ranges are independent. When
    Source and Read are connected together the accuracies are additive. 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    USING ENGINEERING UNITS
    6) You are now prompted by
    flashing zeros to enter the
    decimal point position for the
    engineering units you have
    chosen. Turn the knob until
    the decimal point appears in
    the location to match the
    resolution of the display on
    the instrument you will be
    calibrating (from zero to
    three digits to the right of the
    decimal point). Press the
    STORE or RESET push-
    button to continue.
    7) The word ZERO and ENG.
    UNIT will appear in the top
    half of the LCD prompting
    you to enter the lowest value
    for the range in the units to
    match the display of the
    instrument being calibrated.
    Turn the knob until the
    lowest value of your chosen
    range flashes in the top half
    of the LCD. Press the
    STORE or RESET push-
    button to continue.
    S
    E
    T
    U
    PENG. UNIT
    S
    E
    T
    U
    P
    SPAN ENG. UNIT      ZERO
    ENG. UNIT
       0.00
       0.00   0.00
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    SPECIFICATIONS
    MILLIAMP SOURCE
    RANGES:
    0.000 to 24.000 mA
    -25.00 to 125.00% of 4 to 20 mA
    -50.0 to 111.8% of % DP Flow
    Scaled Engineering Units (from -90000 to +90000
    counts with up to three digits to the right of the decimal
    point)
    ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 24.000 mA)
    TYPICAL DRIVE CAPABILITY: 1200 Ohms @ 20.000 mA
    POWER TO DRIVE RECEIVER: nominal 24 VDC
    COMPLIANCE VOLTAGE:
    0 to 285 Ohm load: 10V nominal
    285 to 1200 Ohm load: 24V nominal
    OVERLOAD PROTECTION: Current limited to 25 mA
    POWER & MEASURE 2-WIRE
    TRANSMITTERS
    RANGES & ACCURACY: Same as for MILLIAMP
    SOURCE above
    OUTPUT CURRENT: up to 24.000 mA
    TYPICAL DRIVE CAPABILITY: 1200 Ohms @ 20 mA
    POWER TO EXTERNAL 2-WIRE TRANSMITTER:
    nominal 24 VDC
    OVERLOAD PROTECTION: Current limited to 25 mA 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    USING ENGINEERING UNITS
    3) Turn the knob (Digital pot)
    to scroll through the
    available functions. Each
    enabled function will flash
    on the LCD.“ ENG. UNIT”
    will appear as a choice for
    each SOURCE or READ
    function. Press the 
    STOREor RESET push-button to
    proceed.
    4) The word ZERO will appear
    in the top half of the LCD
    prompting you to enter the
    lowest value for the range in
    mA, V or mV that will be
    sourced or read. Turn the
    knob until the lowest value
    of your chosen range
    flashes in the top half of the
    LCD. Press the 
    STOREor RESET push-button to
    continue.
    5) The word SPAN will appear
    in the bottom half of the LCD
    prompting you to enter the
    highest value for the range
    in mA, V or mV that will be
    sourced or read. Turn the
    knob until the highest value
    of your chosen range
    flashes in the bottom half of
    the LCD. Press the 
    STOREor RESET push-button to
    continue.
    S
    E
    T
    U
    PSOURCE
    mA
    ENG. UNIT
    mA ZEROS
    E
    T
    U
    P
    mA    SPAN
    4.000
    0.000
    mA ZEROS
    E
    T
    U
    P
    mA    SPAN
    4.000
    20.000
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    SPECIFICATIONS
    2-WIRE TRANSMITTER SIMULATOR
    RANGES:
    3.000 to 24.000 mA
    -6.25 to 125.00% of 4 to 20 mA
    -25.0 to 111.8% of % DP Flow
    Scaled Engineering Units (from -90000 to +90000
    counts with up to three digits to the right of the decimal
    point)
    ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 24.000 mA)
    LOOP VOLTAGE LIMITS:
    Minimum, 3 VDC; Maximum 45 VDC
    OVERLOAD PROTECTION: Current limited to 25 mA
    MILLIAMP READ
    RANGES:
    -52.00 to -24.001
    -24.000 to +24.000 mA2
    24.00 to 52.00 mA1
    -25.00 to 125.00% of 4 to 20 mA
    -50.0 to 111.8% of % DP Flow
    Scaled Engineering Units (from -90000 to +90000
    counts with up to three digits to the right of the decimal
    point)
    1ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 52.00
    mA)
    2ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 24.000 mA)
    INPUT IMPEDANCE: 25 Ohms
    VOLTAGE BURDEN:
    0.2 V at 4 mA, 0.6 V at 20 mA, 1.4 V at 50 mA
    MEASURING ACROSS A DIODE: Add ±0.2% to specification
    from 0 to 20 mA (Diode 1N 914 or equivalent) 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    USING ENGINEERING UNITS
    Scale the display of the Model 934 to match the display
    of the instrument being checked. Any span in mA, mV or V in
    Source or Read can be scaled to display between a
    maximum of -90000 to +90000 with zero to three digits to
    the right of the decimal.
    The previously stored Engineering units can be recalled
    by using the following procedure without turning the knob.
    1) Press & hold both theSTORE & RESET push-
    buttons for 1 second to enter
    the SETUP mode. The word
    SETUP will appear in the LCD
    and the words SOURCE and
    READ will alternately flash
    (shown as gray). Release both
    push-buttons.
    2) Press the 
    STORE push-
    button to select SOURCE or
    the RESET push-button to
    select READ. The words
    SETUP and SOURCE or
    READ will remain on the LCD
    and the previously selected
    function will flash.
    READ
    S
    E
    T
    U
    PSOURCE
    S
    E
    T
    U
    PSOURCE
    mA
    Diagrams show setting mA
    Source for 4 to 20mA scaled
    to 0.00 to 500.00 liters/hour.
    The display can be scaled to calibrate a reverse acting
    controller (4 mA = 100.0 and 20 mA = 0.0) or to check
    an indicator reading negative numbers (0 mA = -500.00
    and 20 mA = +500.00).
    Hint: Source in Engineering units and fundamental
    units at the same time. Setup Source for one unit and
    Read for the other unit. Connect the Source and the
    Read wires together (in series for mA, in parallel
    for mV and V).
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    SPECIFICATIONS
    VOLTAGE SOURCE
    RANGES:
    0.00 to 999.90 mVDC1
    0.000 to 20.000 VDC2
    Scaled Engineering Units (from -90000 to +90000 counts
    with up to three digits to the right of the decimal point)
    1ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 999.90 mV)2ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 20.000 V)
    SOURCE CURRENT: > 24 mA
    SINK CURRENT:  >16 mA from 1 to 5 VDC
    OUTPUT IMPEDANCE: < 0.2 Ohm
    LOAD RESISTANCE: > 3 Ohms
    SHORT CIRCUIT DURATION: Infinite
    OVERLOAD PROTECTION: Current limited to 50 mA nominal
    VOLTAGE READ
    RANGES:
    -99.990 to -0.999 VDC1
    -999.90 to 999.90 mVDC2
    0.999 to 99.990 VDC1
    Scaled Engineering Units (from -90000 to +90000 counts
    with up to three digits to the right of the decimal point)
    1ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 99.900 V)2ACCURACY: ±(0.012% of Reading + 0.008% of 999.90 mV)
    INPUT RESISTANCE: 2 Meg Ohm nominal
    SOURCE RESISTANCE EFFECT: 0.01% error per 200 Ohms
    MAXIMUM VOLTAGE LIMIT: 120 Volts DC to 100 Hz AC 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
     RANGES
    MILLIVOLTS - mV
    Choose mV to display directly in millivolts DC. Use 0 to 100
    millivolts to check recorder or analyzer inputs. SOURCE from
    0.00 to 999.90 mVDC. In READ the 934 autoranges between
    -999.90 to +999.90 millivolts and -99.990 to +99.990 VDC.
    ENGINEERING UNITS - ENG. UNIT
    Choose ENG. UNIT to match the display of the instrument
    being calibrated (see page 10 for instructions). Any span in
    mA, mV or V in Source or Read can be scaled to display a
    maximum of between -90000 to +90000 with 0 to three digits to
    the right of the decimal point.
    CHANGING BATTERIES
    Low battery is indicated by BAT on the
    LCD Display. Approximately 4 Hours
    of operation remain before the LCD
    goes blank and the Model 934 shuts
    itself down.  Turn the 934 off, loosen
    the three captive screws securing the
    battery compartment cover. The six
    “AA” batteries are easily removed and
    replaced (alkaline supplied and
    recommended). Replace the battery
    compartment cover, tighten the screws
    and turn on when ready to use.
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    MODEL 934 RANGES AND ACCURACIES
    SPECIFICATIONS
    Source mA & Simulate 2-Wire Transmitter1
        mA    LOW  HIGH    ACROSS2  LOW2  HIGH2OUTPUT    LIMIT  LIMIT    100 OHM   LIMIT   LIMIT
      24.000mA 23.995 24.005 (2.4000V 2.3995 2.4005)
    20.000 19.996 20.004 (2.0000 1.9996 2.0004)
    12.000 11.997 12.003 (1.2000 1.1997 1.2003)
    4.000 3.998 4.002 (0.4000 0.3998 0.4002)
    0.000 -0.002 0.002 (0.0000 -0.0002 0.0002)
    Source % 4-20 mA & Simulate 2-Wire Transmitter1
    %4-20mA   LOW  HIGH    ACROSS2  LOW2  HIGH2
    OUTPUT    LIMIT  LIMIT    100 OHM   LIMIT   LIMIT125.00%   23.995 24.005 (2.4000V 2.3995 2.4005)
    100.00 19.996 20.004 (2.0000 1.9996 2.0004)
    50.00 11.997 12.003 (1.2000 1.1997 1.2003)
    0.00 3.998 4.002 (0.4000 0.3998 0.4002)
    -25.00 -0.002 0.002 (0.0000 -0.0002 0.0002)
    Source % DP Flow & Simulate 2-Wire Transmitter
    %FLOW    LOW  HIGH    ACROSS2  LOW2  HIGH2
    OUTPUT    LIMIT  LIMIT    100 OHM   LIMIT   LIMIT100.00%DP 19.996 20.004 (2.0000V 1.9996 2.0004)
    50.00 7.997 8.003 (0.8000 0.7997 0.8003)
    0.00 3.998 4.002 (0.4000 0.3998 0.4002)
    Power & Measure 2- Wire Transmitters
         mA    LOW  HIGH    ACROSS2  LOW2 HIGH2
    OUTPUT    LIMIT  LIMIT    100 OHM   LIMIT  LIMIT
     24.000mA  23.995 24.005 (2.4000V 2.3995 2.4005)
    20.000 19.996 20.004 (2.0000 1.9996 2.0004)
    12.000 11.997 12.003 (1.2000 1.1997 1.2003)
    4.000 3.998 4.002 (0.4000 0.3998 0.4002)
    0.000 -0.002 0.002 (0.0000 -0.0002 0.0002) 
    						
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
     RANGES
    The selected range is displayed on the LCD by the
    annunciators listed below.
    MILLIAMPS - mA
    Choose mA to display directly in milliamps. Display in SOURCE
    and READ functions from 0.000 to 24.000 mA. In READ you
    can also measure up to 52.00 mA.
    PERCENT OF 4 - 20 MILLIAMPS - mA %
    Choose mA % to display in percent of span for 4 - 20 mA loops.
    Use with chart recorders or current trips that display in %.
    0.00% 4.000 mA
    25.00%8.000 mA
    50.00%12.000 mA
    75.00%16.000 mA
    100.00%  20.000 mA
    Percent =  (mA-4)/0.16 mA =  (Percent/6.25) + 4
    PERCENT DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE - % DP
    Choose % DP to display in percent of the square law for 4 - 20
    mA loops. Also use to calibrate square root extractors and other
    square law mA inputs.
    0.0%4.000 mA
    25.0% 5.000 mA
    50.0% 8.000 mA
    75.0% 13.000 mA
    100.0%20.000 mA
    %DP = (   mA-4) x 25 mA = (%DP/25)2+ 4
    VOLTAGE - V
    Choose V to display directly in DC Volts. Use for  0 to 1 Volt, 1
    to 5 Volt or 0 to 10 Volt signals. SOURCE from 0.000 to 20.000
    VDC. In READ the 934 autoranges between -999.90 to +999.90
    millivolts and -99.990 to +99.990 VDC.
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    Source Volts
       VOLT   LOW  HIGH
      OUTPUT  LIMIT  LIMIT20.000V 19.997 20.003
    10.000 9.998 10.002
    5.000 4.998 5.002
    1.000 0.999 1.001
    0.000 -0.001 0.001
    Source Millivolts
       mV   LOW  HIGH
    OUTPUT  LIMIT  LIMIT999.90mV 999.701000.10
    500.00 499.86 500.14
    100.00 99.91 100.09
    10.00 9.92 10.08
    0.00 -0.08 0.08
    Read mA3
         mA   LOW  HIGH
      INPUT   LIMIT  LIMIT
    52.00mA 51.99 52.01
    30.00 29.99 30.01
    24.000 23.995 24.005
    20.000 19.996 20.004
    12.000 11.997 12.003
    4.000 3.998 4.002
    0.000 -0.002 0.002
    Read Volts3
       VOLT   LOW  HIGH
      INPUT   LIMIT  LIMIT
    99.990V 99.970 100.010
    50.000 49.986 50.014
    20.000 19.997 20.003
    10.000 9.998 10.002
    5.000 4.998 5.002
    1.000 0.999 1.001
    SPECIFICATIONS
    MODEL 934 RANGES AND ACCURACIES
    Read % 4-20 mA
        mA       %4-20mA LOW     HIGH
    INPUT  INPUT LIMIT   LIMIT
    24.000mA 125.00% 124.97 125.03
    20.000 100.00 99.97 100.03
    12.000 50.00 49.98 50.02
    4.000 0.00 -0.02 0.02
    0.000 -25.00 -25.01 -24.99
    Read % DP Flow
      mA         %FLOW LOW    HIGH
    INPUT       INPUT LIMIT     LIMIT
    20.000mA   100.0%DP 100.0 100.0
    8.000 50.0  50.0 50.0
    4.000 0.0  -1.2 1.2
    3LOW & HIGH LIMITS are identical
    for negative readings
    1Simulate 2-Wire Transmitter range
    is from 3.000 to 24.000 mA
    2100 Ohm resistor is used in the
    calibration procedure (Seepage 38)
    Read Millivolts3
      mV   LOW  HIGH
    INPUT   LIMIT  LIMIT
    999.90mV 999.70   1000.10
    500.00 499.86 500.14
    100.00 99.91 100.09
    10.00 9.92 10.08
    0.00 -0.08 0.08 
    						
    							BOTTOM BOARD
    Calibrator Enabled
    (Jumper Shorted)
    on
    off
    CAL
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    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    ENABLING ADDITIONAL RANGES & FUNCTIONS
    The DIP switches are located in
    the battery compartment. Turn the
    Model 934 off and loosen the three
    slotted screws and remove the battery
    cover.
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    CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
    SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT
    1) Digital voltmeter with accuracy of ±0.003% of reading at
    2V and ±0.005% of reading at 100V
    Important: The required accuracy is usually found
    only on meters with 71/2  or more digits
    2) 100 Ohm laboratory standard resistor with accuracy of
    ±0.003%
    3) Adjustable DC Voltage source, 0 to 95.000 VDC with
    resolution of 0.001 V and 0.01 mV
    4) Adjustable DC current source, 0 to 24.000 mA with
    resolution of 0.001 mA.
    An 81/2Digit Multimeter with DC current accuracy of ±30 PPM
    may be substituted for items 1 & 2 to calibrate the mA ranges
    ENABLING CALIBRATION
    Allow one hour for the Model 934 to
    stabilize to the ambient temperature
    of the calibration room. Remove the
    battery cover and the 4 black phillips
    head screws. While holding the 934
    face down in one hand carefully
    seperate the top and bottom of the
    housing. Place the unit into calibration
    mode by placing the jumper located
    on the bottom board into the CAL
    position.
    During calibration the top half of the 934’s LCD display prompts
    you with the input or output value being calibrated. The bottom half
    indicates the measurement computed by the Model 934. When a
    pushbutton is pressed to store a calibration reading the value in the
    top half of the LCD flashes once. Please pause for 10 seconds before
    proceeding for the 934 to compute the new calibration values.
    Recommended calibration adjustments in this procedure have
    been calculated  to 1/2of specification. See pages 36 & 37 for a table
    of published specifications which may be used to obtain “As Received”
    & “Adjusted” Test Data points.
    *Factory default settings
    4422AUTO-CHEK
    Disabled AUTO-CHEK
    Enabled*Engineering
    Units Disabled* Engineering
    Units EnabledENGINEERING UNITS
    Switches between enabling and
    disabling Engineering Units range
    option for all functions AUTO-CHEK
    Switches between enabling and
    disabling AUTO-CHEK option for
    source functionsAUTO-OFF
    Switches between continuous
    operation and automatic turn off
    after 30 minutes of inactivityPERCENT DP FLOW
    Switches between enabling and
    disabling Percent DP Flow range
    option for the milliamp functions
    AUTO-OFF
    Enabled*
    Continuous
    OperationPercent DP
    Flow Enabled*
    33
    Percent DP
    Flow Disabled
    1(Switch
    Up)1
    (Switch
    Down) 
    						
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