CAPPO 100 User Manual: The Cutting Edge Portable Multicalibrator For Temperature, Pressure and Electrical Signals

CAPPO 100
USER MANUAL
The cutting edge Portable Multicalibrator for
Temperature, Pressure and Electrical Signals
temperatura industrial
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION 6
1.1 Information about this manual 6
2. OPERATING PRINCIPLES 7
2.1 General Description 7
2.2 Component’s Description 7
2.2.1 Component’s Description> Screen 7
2.2.2 Component’s Description> Connections 8
3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 9
4. PRESENTATION 12
4.1 Layout 12
4.2 Display 13
4.3 Keyboard 15
5. START 16
5.1 Connection Schemes - Input 16
5.2 Connection Schemes - Output 17
5.3 On / Off 18
5.4 Built-In Help 20
6. CONFIGURATION 22
6.1 Colors 23
6.2 Header 25
6.3 Probe 26
6.4 Auto-Ramp 32
6.5 SCALE X 36
6.6 Pressure Units 42
6.7 Reference Junction 43
6.8 Leak Test Time 45
6.9 Battery Saving 46
6.10 Protection 48
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7. Input 51
7.1 Thermocouple Input 53
7.2 RT Input 55
7.3 Current Input 56
7.4 Voltage Input 57
7.5 Electrical Resistance Input 58
7.6 SCALE X Input 59
7.7 Pressure Input 60
7.8 Leak Test 61
7.9 Probe Input 62
8. Output 63
8.1 Thermocouple Output 65
8.2 RT Output 67
8.3 Current Output 68
8.4 Voltage Output 69
8.5 Electrical Resistance Output 70
8.6 SCALE X Output 71
8.7 Pressure Output 72
8.8 Auto-Ramp Output 73
8.9 Switch Test 75
9. MEMORY 76
10. SERVICES AND ASSISTANCE 77
10.1 Services 77
10.2 Assistance 77
Annex 1 - User Interface 78

1. IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
1.1 Information about this manual
This manual describes the operation and characteristics of Ecil’s Cappo 100 Multicalibrator.
Read this operation manual before utilizing it. The user must be familiarized with the instrument and
follow the instructions carefully.
This user manual is subject to changes due to technical improvements; The manufacturer does not
assume any liability for any printing error or flaw.

2. OPERATING
PRINCIPLES
2.1 General Description
Ecil Produtos introduces the Cappo 100 portable calibrator, totally developed with in-house technology
and 100% locally manufactured.
The calibrator is light and compact, powered by 3.7Vdc @ 5,200mA Li-Ion batteries, the plastic outer
casing has a modern design, with a touchscreen, 65,536 colors, 272x480 pixels graphic display. It also has a 5
buttons tactile keyboard, giving the user an alternative way to navigate the menus.
In order to better utilize the resistive touchscreen display, we recommend the use of an object
with a non-piercing soft and thin tip.
The instrument has two simultaneous and independent universal channels that are isolated from each
other. The Input channel is used for measurement, while the Output channel is used for simulation. Both
channels accept the following types of signals; Thermocouples, RTs, mV, V, mA and Ohmic Resistance. Each
channel has its own 24V @ 30mA power source, also isolated from each other.
As an optional feature, the instrument can also have two more configurable channels for pressure
measurement, one internal (CP1) and the other external (CP2).
All measurements and simulations are made using high-resolution integrated circuits (24bits), with
sophisticated conditioning, filtering and amplification systems, thereby giving the product excellent precision
and thermal stability over time.
Cappo 100 is supplied with a calibration certificate accredited by Cgcre.
2.2 Component’s Description

2.2.1 Component’s Description> Screen
All parameters are visualized on a backlit color 480x272 touchscreen TFT display, allowing lots of visual
space to visualize and configure all operations’ parameters.

2.2.2 Component’s Description> Connections
The input and output connections are made through the 4 golden plated terminals located on the top
part of the instrument, as illustrated below:

There are two options for pressure modules, one internal and one input for external modules, CP1 and
CP2 respectively, located on the bottom part of the instrument.
On the right-hand side there is an USB type B input for the battery recharging.

3. TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
Input/Output – Voltage mV and V
Range Resolution Accuracy
-21 to 210mV 1µV ± 0.02% of reading + 3µV
-210 to 2,100mV 10µV ± 0.02% of reading + 10µV
-2,1 to 21V 100µV ± 0.02% of reading + 0.1mV
Input/Output – Current mA
Range Resolution Accuracy Observation
0 to 51mA 0.1µA ± 0.02% of reading + 0.4µA Active or Passive loop
Passive loop: Considers that the Calibrator is being used in a non-energized loop, meaning that it must
supply power to the circuit itself, therefore the 24V source of the input channel will be turned on and the max
current of the measurement will be 51mA.
Active loop: Considers the Calibrator is being used in an energized loop, meaning that the circuit is
powered by an external power supply, therefore the 24V source of the input channel will be turned off and the
max current of the measurement will be 51mA.
Input – Resistance Ω
Range Resolution Accuracy Observation
0 to 500 Ω 1mΩ ± 0.02% of reading + 20mΩ 2 Wires Output
0 to 4,000 Ω 10mΩ ± 0.02% of reading + 200mΩ 2 Wires Output

Input/Output – RTs
RT Type Range Resolution Accuracy
Pt100 IEC -200ºC (-328ºF) to 850ºC (1,562ºF) 0.01ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.05ºC (0.09ºF)
Pt100 JIS -200ºC (-328ºF) to 600ºC (1,112ºF) 0.01ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.05ºC (0.09ºF)
Pt100 SAMA -200ºC (-328ºF) to 600ºC (1,112ºF) 0.01ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.05ºC (0.09ºF)
Pt1000 IEC -200ºC (-328ºF) to 600ºC (1,112ºF) 0.01ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.05ºC (0.09ºF)
Cu10 -100ºC (-148ºF) to 260ºC (500ºF) 0.10ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.40ºC (0.72ºF)
Ni120 -80ºC (-112ºF) to 260ºC (500ºF) 0.01ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.05ºC (0.09ºF)
Input/Output – Thermocouples
TC Type Range Resolution Accuracy
J -210ºC (-346ºF) to 1,200ºC (2,192ºF) 0.01 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.1ºC (0.18ºF)
K -270ºC (-454ºF) to 1,372ºC (2,501.60ºF) 0.01 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.1ºC (0.18ºF)
N -270ºC (-454ºF) to 1,300ºC (2,372ºF) 0.01 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.1ºC (0.18ºF)
E -270ºC (-454ºF) to 1,000ºC (1,832ºF) 0.01 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.1ºC (0.18ºF)
T -210ºC (-346ºF) to 400ºC (752ºF) 0.01 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.1ºC (0.18ºF)
R -50ºC (-58ºF) to 1,768ºC (3,214.40ºF) 0.10 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.2ºC (0.36ºF)
S -50ºC (-58ºF) to 1,768ºC (3,214.40ºF) 0.10 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.2ºC (0.36ºF)
B 0ºC (32ºF) to 1,820ºC (3,308ºF) 0.10 ºC/F ± 0.02% of reading + 0.3ºC (0.54ºF)
Obs: types J, K, N, E and T thermocouples accuracy, in temperatures below -200°C (-328°F), will be ±
0,02% of the reading +1.0°C (+ 1.8°F). The error limits stand for 360 days for operation between 18°C (64.4°F)
to 28°C (82.4°F), out of this range the thermal stability is of 0.001 % FS / °C/F.

Pressure Modules
Range Resolution Accuracy
-100 to 100 mbar 0.001mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
-1 to 1 bar 0.01mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
0 to 2 bar (ABS) 0.01mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
0 to 20 bar (ABS) 0.1mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
-1 to 25 bar 1 mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
0 to 70 bar 1 mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
0 to 350 bar (ABS) 10 mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
0 to 700 bar (ABS) 10 mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
0 to 1,000 bar 10 mbar ±0.025 % of full scale
Max pressure supported: 125% of full scale

4. PRESENTATION
4.1 Layout
Pt100 - Input Channel’s
Pt100 - Output Channel’s Reference Junction
Reference Junction
Input Channel’s Golden
Plated Terminals
Output Channel’s Golden
Plated Terminals
480x272 pixels
Touchscreen Color Display
Battery Charging
Input
ON/OFF
Button
Tactile Keyboard
Pressure Module
(optional)

4.2 Display
All parameters are visualized on a 480x272 pixels backlit display, providing a large viewing area to fa-
cilitate the visualization of the operations’ parameters measurements and configurations.
The display is split in two sections, Upper and Lower, that allows two variables to be displayed simulta-
neously.
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
Upper Section
234.56
Output
200mV Lower Section
-1234.56
3.6V
3.8V 3.7V 3.5V 3.3V 3.2V 3.2V
Input Output Config P

The display’s Upper and Lower Sections’ first line identifies the variable type that is being displayed or
simulated, working range, measurement unit and other details relating to the variable type.
On the lower right-hand corner, right below the Lower Section and over the Config icon, an icon in-
dicating the battery level is dynamically displayed. The letter P in the icon indicates that the instrument is
connected to the Power Supply.
Whenever the battery reaches a critical level (red color), a message ‘BATTERY LOW’ is displayed and
the instrument is automatically shut down.
A battery recharger (110/220Vac input and 5V@1A output) is supplied with the calibrator, the usual re-
charging time with the instrument turned off is 6 hours. Other types of recharging methods not supplied with
the instrument are not recommended.
The battery life is approximately 6 hours for Thermocouples, RTs, mV and V Input/Output and 3 hours
for 20mA current simulation in passive mode.

To configure the screen brightness and the instrument’s beep volume, just tap on the small triangle
located in the lower left corner of the Home Screen header, that will display both the brightness’ and beep
volume’s increase and decrease icons.
CAPPO 100
Input Input
TC K Rj External TC K Rj Externa
234.56 234.56
Output Output
200mV 200mV
-1234.56 -1234.56
3.6V 3.6V
Input Output Config Input Output Config

4.3 Keyboard
The configuration and operation of the Cappo 100 is very simple and all parameters can be accessed via
the 8-key tactile keyboard, with the following functions:
Button Function
ON/OFF Turning the Instrument On and Off
Arrow Keys Navigate through Instrument Icons and Parameters
ENTER Check to choice or the parameter value
INPUT Go to Input Menu
OUTPUT Go to Output Menu
CONFIG Go to Config Menu

5. START
5.1 Connection Schemes - Input

5.2 Connection Schemes - Output

5.3 Turning On and Off
To turn on the instrument, just press the On/Off button:
And the boot screen will be displayed Just tap anywhere and the
Home Screen will be displayed:
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
234.56
Output
200mV
-1234.56
3.6V
Input Output Config
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To turn off the instrument, just press the On/Off button:
And the shutdown screen will be displayed:
ON/OFF KEY PRESSED

TURNING THE INSTRUMENT OFF

5.4 Built-In Help
The Cappo 100 comes with Help screens built into the system, through which it is possible to obtain
technical and operational information about the instrument. The first of these is introductory and can be ac-
cessed via the boot screen; Just press the Info button at the center of the lower part of the screen.
After pressing the Info button the New Cappo 100 Introduction screen will appear:

The other help screens can be accessed by holding down any of the icons on the Input, Output and
Config screens for three seconds. Below is an example of the RT Output icon help screen:
Many of the screens, as shown above, have more than one page, to scroll between them just use your
fingers and swipe up and down, making a screen scroll. To exit any help screen, simply tap on the Home icon
in the right-hand corner of the header at the top of the screen.

6. SETTINGS
On the Home Screen, at the bottom right-hand corner, tap on the Config Icon or press the CONFIG but-
ton on the physical keyboard and the following screen will be displayed:
Config
Ch1
Ch2
COLORS HEADER PROBE
a--b
x--y
c--d
AUTORAMPA
AUTORAMP ESCALA
X SCALEX PRESSURE
UNIT
mbar
REFER. LEAK TEST BATTERY

JUNCT. TIME SAVING
15s
PROTECTION Sair
Exit

6.1 Colors
On the Config screen, tap on the COLOR icon and the following screen will be displayed:
Ch1 Ch1 Ch1

Ch2 Ch2 Ch2
HEADER CH1 CH2
Sair
Exit
This screen allows you to select the colors of the header, input channel and output channel.

Header Input or Output Channel
CAPPO 100
Input
200mV
1234.56
EXIT DEFAULT EXIT DEFAULT
TEXT BACKGR. TEXT BACKGR.
FRAME NUMBER
10
15
63
56
0
21
Through 3 colored bars, red, green and blue, up to 65,000 color combinations can be adjusted, note
that each bar can be adjusted independently of one another.
Just tap on the bar of one of the colors and drag the white ball to the desired value, checking the result
in the model shown above the bars.
As for the header, the text and background colors can be adjusted.
For the input and output channels, the text colors, background, frame and number of each channel can
all be adjusted independently.
The DEFAULT option recovers the original colors defined at the factory and the EXIT option finishes the
configuration, then you can choose to save or not the modifications made.

6.2 Header
On the Config screen, tap on the HEADER icon and the following dialog box will be displayed:
CAPPO 100
DO YOU WISH TO USE THE

HORIZONTAL KEYBOARD? ?
YES NO
When tapping on the YES option, a horizontal keyboard will be displayed on the screen so the header
text can be edited with the following settings:
X1 Size: Two lines with 30 characters each

X2 Size: Two lines with 15 characters each
X3 Size: One line with 11 characters
X4 Size: One line with 8 characters
An alphanumeric keyboard drawn horizontally on the display must be used to input the desired text.
As the keys are of reduced dimensions, in order to type the text it is recommended to use an object
with a non-piercing fine and soft tip.
The EXIT key finishes the configuration and allows the user to whether or not save the changes made.
X1
X3
X2
X4
CAPPO 100 _ EXIT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 @
q w e r t y u i o p
a s d f g h j k l ç ^
z x c v b n m \ / % ´
o
_ ( ) \ . - +

6.3 Probe
On the Config screen, tap on the PROBE icon and the following screen will be displayed:
PROBE 1 PROBE 2 PROBE 3
Sair
Exit

By tapping on one of the three icons the following screen will be displayed with the parameters that
must be defined for the chosen probe:
mV mA TIC mV mA
A B A B TIC A B A B
V Tc FIC V Tc FIC
Pt100 NOME? C RO C RO Pt100 NOME? C RO C RO
TYPE TAG A COEF. B COEF. TYPE TAG A COEF. B COEF.
A B A B 2+2 A B 2+2
2x2 2x2
C RO C RO =4 C RO =4
C COEF. RO COEF. TEST Exit C COEF. TEST Exit
Type: Pt 100 4 Wires
TAG: AXXXXXXX Type: TC R Rj External
A COEFFICIENT: -6.62280E-02 TAG: AXXXXXXX
B COEFFICIENT: +7.91540E-05 A COEFFICIENT: -6.62280E-02
C COEFFICIENT: -1.65120E-08 B COEFFICIENT: +7.91540E-05
RO COEFFICIENT:+0.00000E-00 C COEFFICIENT: -1.65120E-08
Up to 3 (three) Probes can be configured, and for each one parameters bellow it must be defined:
Type: Thermocouple type R or S or Pt100 IEC.
Tag: Through the horizontal alphanumeric keyboard, you can define a tag (name) to identify the Probe with up
to 8 characters.
Coefficient A: As stated in the thermocouple or Pt100 sensor calibration certificate, being a number in scien-
tific notation format (mantissa + exponent) within the range from +9.99999E+33 to -9.99999E-33.
Coefficient B: Same as coefficient A
Coefficient C: Same as coefficient A
Coefficient RO (Resistance at 0ºC): Same as the coefficient A, but it is only shown if the type is Pt100.

By tapping on the TYPE icon, the following screen will be displayed:
Pt 100 TC R TC S
IEC
Exit
Just tap on the desired sensor type; If you choose a thermocouple, you will have to choose the type of
reference junction, internal or external, through a dialog box like the one below:
CAPPO 100
SELECT T H E
REFEREN C E J U N C TION ?
INTERNAL EXTERNAL

By tapping on the TAG icon, a horizontal keyboard will be displayed where you can input a tag for the
_
probe:
AXXXXXXX EXIT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 @
q w e r t y u i o p
z x c v b n m \ / % ´
o
_ ( ) \ . - +
After finishing, just tap on EXIT and a dialog box will appear so you can choose to save or not:
CAPPO 100
S AV E THE
A LTERA TI O NS? ?
YES NO

The next step is to define the coefficients A, B, C and RO (if the sensor type is Pt100), just tap on one of
the icons and the following screen will be displayed:
Limits
Max : +9.99999E+33
M i n : -9.99999E-33
R e s o l : 0.00001
-6.62280E-02
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
Use the keyboard to set the value, E to confirm, C to clear, the arrow key to navigate between digits and
ESC to cancel.

Once the coefficients are configured, the TEST icon allows a quick test, by typing the EMF (Electro-Mo-
tive Force) of the thermocouple sensor or the Electrical Resistance of the Pt100 and comparing the calculated
with the expected temperature.
Enter the EMF in uV Enter the Resistance
0 0
7 8 9 E 7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C 4 5 6 C
1 2 3 1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
0 . +
-
ESC

6.4 Auto-Ramp
The Auto-Ramp function allows the generation of an output that will automatically follow a curve pre-
defined by the user.
On the Settings screen, tap on the AUTORAMP icon and the following screen will be displayed, with
icons that give access to the parameters’ configuration at the top part of the screen and a table containing the
parameters set at the bottom:
mV mA
V Tc
Pt100
TYPE START END STEP
TSTPUP TSTPDWN TSOAKUP TSOAKDWN
CYCLES Exit
Sair
TYPE: TC K Rj External
R A´ M P S T A R T : -270.00
RAMP END: 1372.00
STEP: 1.00
STEP UP TIME: 1
STEP DOWN TIME: 1
SOAK UP TIME: 10
SOAK DOWN TIME: 20
N U´ M B E R O F C Y C L E S : 1

At first, it is necessary to choose the Auto-Ramp’s type of output signal; Just tap on the TYPE icon, and
the following screen will be displayed:
THERMOCOUPLE RT CURRENT
VOLTAGE RESISTANCE Sair

Exit
Just browse the icons and choose the output signal; However, if you choose Thermocouple or Current,
you will need to choose the type of reference junction for the type of thermocouple chosen and between pas-
sive or active loop for current, all should be set through the dialog boxes below:
CAPPO 100 CAPPO 100
SE L E CT T H E SELECT THE TY PE O F
RE F E RE NCE J U N C T I ON ? CURRENT LO O P ?
INTERNAL EXTERNAL PASSIVE ACTIVE

To configure the other parameters just tap on their respective icons and use the numeric keypad as
displayed below:
Limits Limits
Max : 1372.00 Max : 51.0000
M i n : - 270.00 Min : 0.0000
Resol : 0.01 Resol : 0.0001
0 0
7 8 9 E 7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C 4 5 6 C
1 2 3 1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
0 . +
-
ESC
Use the numeric keypad to set the value, E to confirm, C to clear, the arrow key to navigate between
digits and ESC to cancel. Below is the description of the selectable parameters:
Parameter Function
START Ramp’s starting point value
END Ramp’s ending point value
STEP Value for each step of the upward or downward ramp
TSTPUP Time for each step of the upward Ramp
TSTPDWN Time for each step of the downward Ramp
TSOAKUP Time for the upper level
TSOAKDWN Time for the lower level
CYCLES Numbers of iterations of the curve
All time values are in seconds.

To trigger the Auto-Ramp, go to the Output Menu and tap on the AUTORAMP icon and you will be re-
directed to the Start Screen, where in the upper right-hand corner of the output part, an indication that the
Ramp is being executed will appear, as displayed below:
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
134.05
UPWARD RAMP
Output
TC J Rj Internal
234.56
3.6V
Input Output Config

6.5 SCALE X
The SCALE X function allows you to display an input or simulate an output in an user-defined engi-
neering unit using correlation (linear interpolation).
Through this function, the user can display a linear input or simulate a linear output such as Voltage
or Current, scaled as needed, through the following equation:
Input: Y = X% . (DispHi - DispLo) + DispLo
Start of Range (RangeLo) Initial value to display (DispLo)

Value measured/simulated (X) Adjusted Output Value (Y)
End of Range (RangeHi) Final value to display (DispHi)
Output= RangeLo = 0% Output start of range

Output =X= X% Value between O to 100%
Output= RangeHi = 100% Output end of range
The decimal point position of the value to be displayed is freely configurable, also, an 8-character
unit can be assigned to it.
On the Config screen, tap on the SCALE X icon and the following screen will be displayed, with icons
that give access to the parameters’ configuration at the top part of the screen and a table containing the
parameters set at the bottom:
mV mA HI HI
V Tc
Pt100 LO LO
T IPO
TYPE RANGE DISPLAY
m 3 /s ax+b
Kg/h ax +b
2
UNITY FUNCTION Sair

Exit
Type: 200mV
Range low: -21.00
Range high: 210.00

Display low: 0.000
Display high: 100.000
Unity: m/s
Function: Quadratic

At first, it is necessary to choose the type of output signal for SCALE X; Just tap on the TYPE icon, and
200 mV 2000 mV 20 V
CURRENT
CORRENTE Sair
Exit
Just browse the icons and choose the output signal; However, if you choose Current, you will need to
choose between passive or active loop via the dialog box below:
CAPPO 100
S ELEC T THE TY PE O F
C U R R EN T LO O P ?
PASSIVE ACTIVE

To configure the start and end of the input range, just tap on the RANGE icon, and a dialog box will be
displayed:
CAPPO 100
AD J U S T T H E R A N G E ?
LOW HIGH
Having chosen the start (LOW button) or the end (HIGH button) of the input range, you must use the
numeric keypad as displayed below:
Limits
Max : 2100.00
Min : -210.00
Resol : 0.01
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
digits and ESC to cancel.

To configure the initial and final values for the Display, just tap on the DISPLAY icon, and a dialog box
will be displayed asking if you want to adjust the decimal point position beforehand.
CAPPO 100
ADJUST THE DECIMAL

POINT? ?
YES NO
CAPPO 100 CAPPO 100
DECIMAL POINT ADJUSTMENT

? ADJUST THE DISPLAY ?
0.000
<- - - END LOW HIGH
Having chosen the initial (LOW) and final (HIGH) values for the Display, you must use the numeric
keypad as displayed below:
Limits
Max : 999.999
Min : -999.999
Resol : 0.001
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3 Use the numeric keypad to set the value, E to

confirm, C to clear, the arrow key to navigate between
0 . +
-
ESC

By tapping on the UNIT icon, a horizontal keyboard will be displayed and you may type the scale unit
using up to 9 characters:
m/s _ EXIT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 @
q w e r t y u i o p
z x c v b n m \ / % ´
o
_ ( ) \ . - +
After finishing, just tap on EXIT and a dialog box will appear so you can choose to save or not:
CAPPO 100
S A V E T HE
A L T E R ATIO NS? ?
YES NO
By tapping on the FUNCTION icon, a dialog box will be displayed to choose the type of scale function:
CAPPO 100
USER SCALE
C H OOS E T H E F U N C T I O N ?
LINEAR QUADR.

In order to use the created scale, just access the Input or the Output Menu and tap on the SCALE X icon
to be redirected to the Start Screen, where either on Input, Output or both, your scale will be displayed:
CAPPO 100
Input
X SCALE m/s
90.961
Output
200mV
0.00
3.6V
Input Output Config

6.6 Pressure Unit
To choose the pressure unit, just tap on the PRESSURE UNIT icon and the following screen will be dis-
played:
mbar bar KPa Kg/cm2
mmHg cmHg mmH2O cmH2O
mH2O Torr atm psi
inHg inH2O Sair

Exit
Then just browse the icons and choose the unit.

6.7 Reference Junction
The Reference Junction function allows the temperatures measured on the Pt100 sensors installed in
the terminal 2 of the Input and Output channels to be viewed.
The temperature measured by these sensors will be used as compensation of the reference junction in
case the channel (Input and/or Output) is configured as thermocouple and Rji (Internal Reference Junction).
When the Rje (External Reference Junction) option is used, the temperature used as compensation is
set in this menu.
See chapters 7.1. Thermocouple Input and 8.1. Thermocouple Output for more information on selecting
the Internal or External Reference Junctions.
To adjust the temperatures to be used as compensation for the Input and/or Output channel’s ther-
mocouple reference junction when the Rje option is selected and to view the Input and/or Output channel’s
temperature readings at terminal 2 when the option Rji is selected, just tap on the REFER JUNCRT icon, and
CH1 CH2
EXT EXT
0.00 0.00 Sair

Exit
CH1 CH2
INT INT
27.40 27.52

To adjust the temperatures to be used as compensation when choosing Rje, just tap on one of the first
two icons in the top row, CH1 EXT or CH2 EXT, and then enter the value using a numeric keypad like the one
below:
Limits
Max : 50.00
Min : - 50.00
Resol : 0.01
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC

6.8 Leak Test Time
This function allows you to enter a number from 1 to 1800 seconds that will be the duration of the Leak
Test.
To set this time, just tap on the LEAK TEST TIME icon and a screen with a numeric keypad will be dis-
played like the one below:
Limits
Max : 1800
Min : 1
Resol : 1
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
To start the test, just go to the Input Menu and tap on the LEAK TEST icon and you will be be redirected
to the Start Screen, where the test will be performed in the Input section with the time that was set here.
You will find more information about the test in chapter 7.8 Leak Test, in the Input section.

6.9 Battery Saving
To maximize battery usage, there are two icons, BRIGHTNESS and POWER OFF, which allow a time from
0 to 20 minutes to be entered for each of them. To set this time, just tap on the BATTERY SAVING and you will
be directed to the screen below:
BRIGHTNESS POWER OFF Sair

Exit
OFF OFF
To maximize battery usage:

BRIGHTNESS function, allows a
time to be set, during which, if no
key or display function is activat-
ed, the brightness will be reduced
by 90%.
POWER OFF function, similar to the
BRIGHTNESS function, however,
after the time has elapsed, the in-
strument is turned off.
Adjustable time from 0 to 20 min,
where zero = function disabled.
BRIGHTNESS: After the set time elapses and if no keyboard key or display function is activated, the
brightness will be reduced to 10% of the original value.
By typing on the tactile keyboard or touching the display, the original brightness will be restored.
POWER OFF: After the set time elapses and if no keyboard key or display function is activated, the in-
strument will be turned off.
The charger and USB cable are provided with the instrument and due to the high charging current, it
is not recommended to charge the instrument through a computer, i.e., for best performance, always use the
charger and cable provided for this function.
The battery icon shown on the main screen indicates the charge level and the voltage value, when the
level reaches 3.2V the on/off button led starts to flash and when the voltage reaches 3.1V, the instrument will
be automatically turned off. To turn it on again, plug in the battery charger.

To set the times, just tap on one of the two available icons, BRIGHTNESS and POWER OFF, and a screen
will be displayed with a numeric keypad like the one below:
Limits
Max : 20
Min : 0
Resol : 1
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC

6.10 Protection
Through this function, it is possible to define which icons of the Config Menu will have its access locked.
To use this functionality it is necessary to know the input password (Default Password: 2112); Just tap on the
PROTECTION icon and you will be directed to the screen below:
ENTER THE PASSWORD
Limits
Max : 999999
Min : 0
Resol : 1
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
Use the numeric keypad to set the password, E to confirm, C to clear, the arrow key to navigate be-
tween digits and ESC to cancel.

If the password is entered correctly, the nine Config Menu icons will be available, namely:
Colors, Header, Probe, Auto-Ramp, SCALE X, Pressure Unit, Reference Junction, Leak Test Time, and
Battery Saving.
Each icon will be displayed according to its status:
Locked: Red color and closed padlock; It will not allow parameters changes in the Config Menu.
Unlocked: Green color and open padlock; It will allow parameters changes in the Config Menu.
By touching the icon or using the keyboard’s ENTER key, you can change the selected icon’s status from
Locked to Unlocked and vice versa.
Config Config
COLORS HEADER PROBE COLORS HEADER PROBE
AUTORAMP X SCALE PRESSURE AUTORAMP X SCALE PRESSURE

UNIT UNIT
mmHg mmHg
REFER. LEAK TEST BATTERY REFER. LEAK TEST BATTERY

JUNCT. TIME SAVING JUNCT. TIME SAVING
7s 7s
CHANGE Exit
Sair CHANGE Exit
Sair
PASSWORD PASSWORD

A tenth icon, Change Password, will also be displayed and allows the password to be changed, to do so,
it will be necessary to type twice the same sequence of numbers from 1 to 6 digits, without decimal point or
polarity sign (±).
ENTER NEW PASSWORD
Limits
Max : 999999
Min : 0
Resol : 1
7 8 9 E
4 5 6 C
1 2 3
0 . +
-
ESC
Use the numeric keypad to set the password, E to confirm, C to clear, the arrow key to navigate between
After two valid sequences, a confirmation will be asked to save the new password, if the option YES is
selected, the new password will be saved.
Write down the new password, because if you forget it, access to the Config Menu may be limited.

7. Input
On the Start Screen, at the bottom left corner, tap on the Input Icon or press the Input button on the
tactile keyboard and the following screen will appear:
Input
THERMOCOUPLE
TERMOPAR RT
TERMO CURRENT
CORRENTE
^
RESISTENCIA
a--b
x--y
c--d
~ ^
TENSAO
VOLTAGE RESISTANCE
RESISTENCIA X SCALE
PRESSURE LEAK TEST PROBE
Exit
Sair
By pressing and holding any for approximately 3 seconds, The Built-In Help will be displayed with useful
information about the input signal selected.

Tap on the desired option or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s cursor keys and press ENTER to
choose between the 9 input channel options.
If there is no instrument connected generating any input signal, up or down arrows will be displayed
indicating that the input is open.
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
Output
200mV
0.00
3.6V
Input Output Config

7.1 Thermocouple Input
To configure the instrument’s input for Thermocouple sensors, just tap on the Thermocouple icon and
TC J TC K TC N
TC E TC T TC R
TC S TC B Exit
Sair
To choose the thermocouple type, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile key-
board’s cursor keys and press ENTER to confirm. After doing so, a dialog box will give the option to choose the
Reference Junction, internal or external.
CAPPO 100
SELECT THE
REFERENCE JUNCTION ?
INTERNAL EXTERNAL

When the Internal RJ option is selected, the ambient temperature will be measured through a Pt100
installed on the input channel’s terminal 2 (see Chapter 4.1 Layout), and will be used to compensate for refer-
ence junction of the thermocouple that will be measured.
When the option is External RJ, the compensation will be performed using the value defined by the user
in the range of -50.00ºC (-58.00ºF) to +50,00ºC (+122.00ºF) in the Config Menu, option Reference Junction,
Ext item, see chapter 8.5 Reference Junction for more information.

7.2 RT Input
To configure the instrument’s input for RT sensors, just tap on the RT icon and the following screen will
be displayed:
Pt 100 Pt 100 Pt 100

IEC JIS SAMA
Pt 1000 Cu 10 Ni 120
IEC
Sair
Exit
To choose the type of RT, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s cursor
keys and press ENTER to confirm. After doing so, a dialog box will give the option to choose the number of
wires of the connection. For more information on connecting RTs, see chapter 5.1 Connection Diagrams.
CAPPO 100
SELECT THE NUMBER OF

C ON N E C TI O N W I R E S ?
3 WIRES 4 WIRES

7.3 Current Input
To configure the instrument’s input for Current, just tap on the Current icon and the following screen
will be displayed:
CAPPO 100
PASSIVE ACTIVE
Passive loop: considers that the Calibrator is being used in a non-energized circuit, that is, the Calibra-
tor will power the circuit, so the 24V source at the input channel’s terminals 1 and 2 will be turned on and the
maximum current in the measurement will be 51mA.
Active loop: considers that the Calibrator is being used in an energized circuit, that is, the circuit is
powered by a source external to the Calibrator, so the 24V source at the input channel’s terminals 1 and 2 will
be turned off and the maximum current in the measurement will be 51mA.
CAPPO 100 CAPPO 100
Input Entrada
mA Active Loop mA Passive Loop
or
24.86 14.84
Output Saída STORE RECALL
200mV 200mV
-1234.56 -1234.56
3.6V 3.6V
Input Output Config Entrada Saída Config

7.4 Voltage Input
To configure the instrument’s input for Voltage, just tap on the Voltage icon and the following screen
will be displayed:
200 mV 2000 mV 20 V
Sair
Exit
To choose the voltage range, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s
cursor keys and press ENTER to confirm.

7.5 Electrical Resistance Input
To configure the instrument’s input for Resistance, just tap on the Resistance icon and the following
screen will be displayed:
500 Ohms 4 KOhms Sair

Exit
To choose the resistance range, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s
cursor keys and press ENTER to confirm. After doing so, a dialog box will give the option to choose the number
of wires of the connection. For more information on connecting Resistance and RTs, see chapter 5.1 Connec-
tion Diagrams.
CAPPO 100
SELECT THE NUMBER OF

C ON N E C TI O N WI R E S ?
3 WIRES 4 WIRES

7.6 SCALE X Input
Through this function, the user can display a linear input such as Voltage or Current, scaled as need-
ed, through the following equation:
Y = X% . (DispHi - DispLo) + DispLo

Value displayed (X) Adjusted Output Value (Y)
Output= RangeLo = 0% Output start of range

Output =X= X% Value between O to 100%
Output= RangeHi = 100% Output end of range
The Scale must be configured as instructed in Chapter 6.5 Scale X Configuration. To define Scale X as
instrument input just tap on the SCALE X icon in the Input Menu.
CAPPO 100
Input
X SCALE m/s
90.961
Output
200mV
0.00
3.6V
Input Output Config

7.7 Pressure Input
Configures the channel for reading a pressure module, which can be internal (CP1) or external (CP2),
note that the pressure measurement is an optional that must be defined at the time of purchase.
The pressure unit to be displayed can be configured in the Config Menu, with 14 different units.
On the display there is a button called ZERO that can be used to zero the pressure at a certain point,
thus generating an offset on the indicated pressure.
When the ZERO function is activated, the left side of the button is displayed (Z), by pressing the ZERO
button again, the offset is turned off and the indication (Z) is removed.
To configure the instrument’s pressure input, just tap on the Pressure icon and a dialog box will give the
option to choose the pressure module:
CAPPO 100
S ELEC T THE PRESSURE

M O D U LE ?
CP1 CP2

7.8 Leak Test
For an active pressure module (CP1) or (CP2) connected to the input channel, this function shows the
initial pressure, final pressure and the differential (initial – final), after the Leak Test time (configured in the
Config Menu) has elapsed.
The time starts to be counted by pressing the ENTER key on the tactile keyboard or tapping the START
button on the display.
During the time counting, pressing the ENTER key on the keyboard or tapping the RESET symbol on the
display resets the time.
If the chosen pressure module CP1 or CP2 is inactive, this function is not executed.
The Leak Test function is turned off when one of the Input, Output or Config menus is accessed.
Note: During the Leak Test, the Auto Power Off function will be disabled so that the instrument is not
automatically turned off before the end of the test.
To configure the instrument’s input for Leak Test, just tap on the LEAK TEST icon and if the Input is not
yet configured for any of the pressure modules, a dialog box will be displayed so that a module can be chosen:
CAPPO 100
F O R T H E L EA K TEST, CH1
M U S T B E CP1 O R CP2 ?
CP1 CP2

7.9 Probe Input
Through the coefficients A, B, C, and R0, a Standard Thermocouple (R, S) probe, or a Stantard PRT probe
will be linearized according to its own characteristic curve, eliminating calibration errors.
Ecil Metrology Laboratory can provide calibrated sensors, informing the coefficients A, B, C, and R0 for
automatic error correction through the Probe function.
Next, the user must select Probe 1, Probe 2, or Probe 3, which must be previously configured in the
Config Menu.
Note that to increase accuracy, the connection of the Pt100 type Probe is always made with 4 wires.
To configure the instrument’s input for Probes, just tap on the PROBE icon and the following screen will
be displayed:
PROBE 1 PROBE 2 PROBE 3
Sair
Exit

8. Output
On the Start Screen, at the bottom, tap on the Output Icon or press the Output button on the tactile
keyboard and the following screen will appear:
Output
THERMOCOUPLE
TERMOPAR RT
TERMO CURRENT
CORRENTE
^
RESISTENCIA
a--b
x--y
c--d
~ ^
TENSAO
VOLTAGE RESISTANCE
RESISTENCIA X SCALE
PRESSURE AUTORAMP SWITCH

TEST
M M
STORE RECALL Exit
Sair
Tap on the desired option or navigate through the cursor keys and press the ENTER KEY to choose be-
tween one of the 11 options for the output channel.
By pressing and holding any for approximately 3 seconds, The Built-In Help will be displayed with useful
information about the input signal selected.

There are two ways to enter the desired output value:
1 – Tapping the touchscreen in any space inside the output box, at the bottom section of the Start Scre-
en. When doing so, just use the numeric keypad that will be displayed, where E is to confirm, C to clear, the
arrow key is to navigate between digits, and ESC to cancel;
2 - Using the tactile keyboard, move the cursor to the desired digit and using the up and down arrows,
and enter the desired value for the output.
CAPPO 100
Input Limits
TC J Rj Internal
Max : 1372.00
234.56
M i n : - 270.00
Resol : 0.01
Output 0
TC K Rj External
7 8 9 E
-12.87
4 5 6 C
3.6V
1 2 3
Input Output Config

0 . +
-
ESC

8.1 Thermocouple Output
To configure the instrument’s output for Thermocouple sensors, just tap on the Thermocouple icon and
TC J TC K TC N
TC E TC T TC R
TC S TC B Exit
Sair
To choose the thermocouple type, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keybo-
ard’s cursor keys and press ENTER to confirm. After doing so, a dialog box will give the option to choose the
Reference Junction, internal or external.
CAPPO 100
SELECT THE
REFERENCE JUNCTION ?
INTERNAL EXTERNAL

When the Internal RJ option is selected, the ambient temperature will be measured through a Pt100
sensor installed on the input channel’s terminal 2 (see Chapter 4.1 Layout), and will be used to compensate for
reference junction of the thermocouple that will be measured.
When the option is External RJ, the compensation will be performed using the value defined by the user
in the range of -50.00ºC (-58.00ºF) to +50,00ºC (+122.00ºF) in the Config Menu, option Reference Junction,
Ext item, see chapter 8.5 Reference Junction for more information.

8.2 RT Output
To configure the instrument’s output for RT sensors, just tap on the RT icon and the following screen
will be displayed:
Pt 100 Pt 100 Pt 100

IEC JIS SAMA
Pt 1000 Cu 10 Ni 120
IEC
Sair
Exit
To choose the type of RT, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s cursor
keys and press ENTER to confirm.

8.3 Current Output
To configure the instrument’s output for Current, just tap on the Current icon and the following screen
will be displayed:
CAPPO 100
PASSIVE ACTIVE
Passive loop: considers that the Calibrator is being used in a non-energized circuit, that is, the Calibra-
tor will power the circuit, so the 24V source at the input channel’s terminals 1 and 2 will be turned on and the
maximum current in the measurement will be 51mA.
Active loop: considers that the Calibrator is being used in an energized circuit, that is, the circuit is
powered by a source external to the Calibrator, so the 24V source at the input channel’s terminals 1 and 2 will
be turned off and the maximum current in the measurement will be 51mA.
CAPPO 100 CAPPO 100
Input Entrada
TC K Rj External TC K Rj Externa
234.56 234.56
Output Saída
mA Active Loop mA Passive Loop
or
26.416 26.416
3.6V
3.6V
Input Output Config Entrada Saída Config

8.4 Voltage Output
To configure the instrument’s output for Voltage, just tap on the Voltage icon and the following screen
will be displayed:
200 mV 2000 mV 20 V
Sair
Exit
To choose the voltage range, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s

8.5 Electrical Resistance Output
To configure the instrument’s output for Resistance, just tap on the Resistance icon and the following
screen will be displayed:
500 Ohms 4 KOhms Sair

Exit
To choose the resistance range, just tap on one of the icons or navigate through the tactile keyboard’s

8.6 Output Escala X
Through this function, the user can simulate a linear output such as Voltage or Current, scaled as
needed, through the following equation:
X = Y% . (RangeHi - RangeLo) + RangeLo

Value simulated (X) Adjusted Output Value (Y)
Input= DisplayLo = 0% Input initial value to display

Input =Y= Y% Value between O to 100%
Input= DisplayHi = 100% Input final value to display
The Scale must be configured as instructed in Chapter 6.5 Scale X Configuration. To define Scale X as
instrument input just tap on the SCALE X icon in the Input Menu.
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
234.56
Output
X SCALE m/s
90.961
3.6V
Input Output Config

8.7 Pressure Output
With the help of pressure generation accessories, configures an internal (CP1) or external (CP2) pres-
sure module’s output channel, note that the pressure measurement is an optional that must be defined at the
time of purchase.
The pressure unit to be displayed can be configured in the Config Menu, with 14 different units.
On the display there is a button called ZERO that can be used to zero the pressure at a certain point,
thus generating an offset on the indicated pressure.
When the ZERO function is activated, the left side of the button is displayed (Z), by pressing the ZERO
button again, the offset is turned off and the indication (Z) is removed.
To configure the instrument’s pressure input, just tap on the Pressure icon and a dialog box will give the
option to choose the pressure module:
CAPPO 100
S ELEC T THE PRESSURE

M O D U LE ?
CP1 CP2

8.8 Auto-Ramp Output
The Auto-Ramp function allows the generation of an output that will automatically follow a predefined
curve.
The user can define the type of output signal, the step-up and step-down ratios, the superior and infe-
rior levels, and the number of iterations for this cycle.
Such parameters can be configured in Chapter 6.4 Auto-Ramp Configuration.
The Auto-Ramp function will be automatically cancelled when either the Input, the Output, or the Con-
fig Menus’ is accessed.
Note: During the execution of the Auto-Ramp, the Auto Power Off function will be disabled so that the
instrument is not automatically turned off before the end of the ramp.

To trigger the Auto-Ramp, go to the Output Menu and tap on the AUTORAMP icon and you will be re-
directed to the Start Screen, where in the upper right-hand corner of the output part, an indication that the
Ramp is being executed will appear, as displayed below:
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
134.05
UPWARD RAMP
Output
TC J Rj Internal
234.56
3.6V
Input Output Config

8.9 Switch Test
This function is used for thermostats and pressure switches’ calibrations, showing the status (Open or
Closed) of a dry contact or an energized one with maximum voltage of 24Vdc.
On the display it will be shown the contact’s status (Open or Closed) and the read value will be recorded
on the Input channel at the instant that the contact was opened or closed, displaying the difference between
the values (Hysteresis = Closed - Open).
CAPPO 100
Input
TC K Rj External
234.56
SWITCH TEST
CONTACT STATUS: OPEN
OPEN: ________
CLOSED: ________
HYSTERESIS: ________
3.6V
Input Output Config
The Switch test function will be automatically cancelled when either the Input, the Output or the Config
Menus’ is accessed.

9. MEMORY
This function is divided into two icons allocated in the Output Menu, Store and Recall, allowing up to 5
output configurations to be stored (Store) or recalled (Recall).
The output signal type and its respective value can be stored or recalled in 5 memory slots defined as
M1, M2, M3, M4, and M5.
These slots are useful to facilitate the adjustment in the instruments’ calibration, which have interac-
tive zero and span, in addition to providing other intermediate points for checking the calibration.
Stored values are retained in non-volatile flash memory.
To store the current output value in a memory space, just tap on the STORE icon, and on the following
screen tap on the memory slot icon to be used, and to retrieve and use a stored value as an output signal, just
tap on the RECALL icon and tap on the memory slot icon where the desired value is allocated:
M M M M M M
M1 M2 M3 M1 M2 M3
M M M M
M4 M5 Sair
Exit M4 M5 Sair
Exit

10. SERVICES
AND ASSISTANCE
10.1 Services
CALIBRATION LABORATORY GAS LABORATORY
Ecil Produtos’s Ecil Gas Analysis
Metrology Laboratory is Laboratory provides calibration
accredited by Cgcre (Brazilian services on portable flue gas
Accredited Calibration Labs analyzers. Since 2018, we’ve
System) for Temperature and been accredited by Cgcre for the
Electrical Signals calibration: calibration of gas analysers.
Temperature: RTs, thermocouples, analog/ In our structure, we have primary

digital thermometers with thermocouples standards, in some concentrations of: O2, CO, NO,
or resistance thermometers, extension/ NO2, SO2, HC (CxHy) e CO2.
compensation cables, liquid in glass
thermometers, infrared pyrometers, blackbody
sources, simulators, analog/digital indicators
or controllers for resistance thermometers and
thermocouples and temperature transmitters.
Electrical Signals: DC power source/

voltage meters, DC power source/Current meters,
resistance decade boxes and resistance meters.
10.2 Assistance
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CONTACT US
Willing to always offer Ecil Produtos e Sistemas de Medição e Controle
the most complete solutions to Ltda
our clients, Ecil has an in-house Rodovia Raimundo Antunes Soares, 1315
technical assistance structure that Paulas e Mendes - Piedade - SP
performs maintenance services in all the equipment CEP: 18170-000
and instruments we manufacture and represent, Tel. +55 15 3244-8003
within or already out of the warranty term. Fax. +55 15 3244-1672
E-mail: seast@ecil.com.br
http://www.ecil.com.br

Annex 1 - User Interface
User Interfac
JUNCT. INTRO
LEAK INFO
TYPES TEST
RESISTANCE
2
TYPES INPUT
8 MAIN
VOLTS
3
THERMOCOUPLE RT CURRENT VOLTAGE
SCALE
MODULE X
TYPES
6 ACTIVE/ PRESSURE
PASSIVE
PROBE
WIRES NBR. CONFIG

3
COEF. X
3 SAVE? UNITY
PROBE X RESISTANCE FUNCT.
3 TEST
TAG HEADER
TYPE SCALE X
EMF
TEST TYPE
Pt 100 TC R TC S
VOLTS
TEXT RANGE
3
INPUT
CURRENT HIGH/LOW
2
JUNCTION SAVE? ACTIVE/
PASSIVE PRESSU
UNIT
DISPLAY
DECIMAL UNITS
14
SCREEN
PROTECTION J
ENABLE CH X EXT
ICON 9 CHANGE 2
PASSWORD
DIALOG BOX
ENABLE/DISABLE
INDICATOR
ce
STORE
MODULE
SWITCH RECALL
TEST AUT O PRESSURE
RAMP
SLOTS
2
JUNCT.
OUTPUT
TYPES
8
VOLTS
3
INPUT EXIT CURRENT
VOLTAGE RT THERMOCOUPLE
TYPES
2 RESISTANCE
A CTIVE/
SCALE PASSIVE
TYPES
X
6
CYCLES
COLORS
LEAK TYPES
TEST AUT O
TIME 6 RT RAMP
HEADER
CH1 CH2
START/END TIMES
KEYBOARD TYPE STEP
BATTERY 2 4
SAVING ?
BRIGHTNESS THERMOCOUPLE RESISTANCE

SAVE? VOLTAGE
OFF POWER6 OFF CURRENT
OFF
TYPES
URE TYPES VOLTS 2
TEXT 8 3
INPUT ACTIVE/
PASSIVE
JUNCTS.
REFER.
JUNCTION
T CH X
INT
2

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Cappo 100 is supplied with a calibration certificate accredited by Cgcre.

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Input Output Config Input Output Config

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And the shutdown screen will be displayed:

ON/OFF KEY PRESSED

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REFER. LEAK TEST BATTERY

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Ch1 Ch1 Ch1

HEADER CH1 CH2

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PROBE 1 PROBE 2 PROBE 3

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TYPE TAG A COEF. B COEF. TYPE TAG A COEF. B COEF.

C COEF. RO COEF. TEST Exit C COEF. TEST Exit

Type: Pt 100 4 Wires

TAG: AXXXXXXX Type: TC R Rj External

A COEFFICIENT: -6.62280E-02 TAG: AXXXXXXX

B COEFFICIENT: +7.91540E-05 A COEFFICIENT: -6.62280E-02

C COEFFICIENT: -1.65120E-08 B COEFFICIENT: +7.91540E-05

RO COEFFICIENT:+0.00000E-00 C COEFFICIENT: -1.65120E-08

Type: Thermocouple type R or S or Pt100 IEC.

Coefficient B: Same as coefficient A

Coefficient C: Same as coefficient A

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Enter the EMF in uV Enter the Resistance

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TYPE START END STEP

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