3000A-Calibration-Manual AJUSTE-V3 PDF

3000A Series
Precision Multi Product Calibrator
Calibration Manual
TRANSMILLE LTD. Version 3 : Jun 2014 Page 1

3000A SERIES CALIBRATION MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREPARING FOR CALIBRATION ................................................................................................................ 3
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................................................. 3
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED ...................................................................................................................................... 3
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ...................................................................................................................................... 3
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR OSCILLOSCOPE (SCPXXX) OPTION CALIBRATION ................................................. 4
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR POWER (PWR50, PWRSINE, PWRDDS) OPTION CALIBRATION ........................... 5
CALIBRATION PASSWORD ........................................................................................................................... 6
CHANGING THE CALIBRATION PASSWORD ........................................................................................................ 6
SET NEW PASSWORD ......................................................................................................................................... 8
MANUAL CALIBRATION .............................................................................................................................. 10
ENTERING CALIBRATION MODE ...................................................................................................................... 11
EXITING CALIBRATION MODE ......................................................................................................................... 14
CALIBRATION PARAMETERS .................................................................................................................... 15
CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 16
CALIBRATION OF RANGES ........................................................................................................................ 17
D.C. VOLTAGE ................................................................................................................................................ 17
D.C. CURRENT ................................................................................................................................................ 22
A.C. VOLTAGE ................................................................................................................................................ 27
A.C. CURRENT ................................................................................................................................................ 32
2WIRE Ω ......................................................................................................................................................... 37
4WIRE Ω ......................................................................................................................................................... 41
ACTIVE Ω ........................................................................................................................................................ 45
CAPACITANCE ................................................................................................................................................. 49
FREQUENCY OUTPUT ....................................................................................................................................... 53
INDUCTANCE ................................................................................................................................................... 54
PRT ................................................................................................................................................................. 58
OSCILLOSCOPE – AMPLITUDE .......................................................................................................................... 62
OSCILLOSCOPE – BANDWIDTH......................................................................................................................... 67
AC POWER (CURRENT OUTPUT)...................................................................................................................... 71
DC POWER (CURRENT OUTPUT)...................................................................................................................... 76
A/D INPUT ....................................................................................................................................................... 81

Preparing For Calibration

Introduction
The recommended calibration period for the 3000A series calibrators is 12 months.
Extended specifications for 6, 12 and 24 month re-calibration periods are available
from the 3000A extended specifications
Calibration can be achieved using one of two methods:

1. Manual calibration via the front panel controls.
2. Automated closed-loop calibration using ProCal calibration software
In both instances the calibrator should be switched on and allowed to warm up for
the required period as stated in the operator’s manual. Calibration should be
performed in a stable environment where the temperature is stable to within +/- 1ºC
during the calibration.
Equipment Required
To calibrate the 3000A series calibrators the following equipment is required:
1. High Accuracy precision Multimeter (example Transmille 8081 / Agilent 3458A opt
002 / Fluke 8508A)
2. LCR Bridge (example Agilent
3. DC Voltage Source (example Transmille 3000 series multiproduct calibrator, Fluke
55xx series multiproduct calibrator
4. High Accuracy Frequency Counter / GPS Frequency Reference / Off-Air
Frequency Reference
Between these four pieces of equipment it is possible to calibrate all basic functions
of the 3000 series calibrators. For units fitted with additional options additional
equipment is required
Optional Equipment
To perform a full calibration of a 3000A series multiproduct calibrator additional
equipment may be required dependent upon the capabilities of the multimeter being
used

For multimeters such as the Agilent 3458A with limited maximum current, a selection
of current shunts are required. These current shunts should be suitable for both DC
and AC current up to 10kHz (5kHz for 2A Range, 1kHz for 30A range) Suggested
current shunt values are listed below, along with the current range they will be used
for :
0.1 Ohm – 2.02A to 30A AC/DC

1 Ohm – 202mA to 2A AC/DC
10 Ohm – 20.2mA to 200mA AC/DC
100 Ohm – 2.02mA to 20mA AC/DC
These shunts are also used for multimeters with insufficient current accuracy for low
current calibration.
Equipment required for Oscilloscope (SCPXXX)

option calibration
To calibrate the Oscilloscope output function of the 3000A series, the following
equipment is required
1. High Accuracy precision Multimeter

2. Frequency Counter / GPS Frequency Standard / Off-air Frequency Standard
3. 600MHz – 1GHz Oscilloscope (example Agilent Xfinity Series Oscilloscope)

Equipment required for Power (PWR50, PWRSINE,

PWRDDS) option calibration
To calibrate the Power output function of the 3000A series, the following equipment
is required
1. High Accuracy precision Multimeter

2. Phase Meter / Oscilloscope
3. Distortion Meter / Distortion Analyser (PWRDDS option only)

Calibration Password
Changing the Calibration Password
To navigate to the ‘Calibration Password’ screen follow the procedure in the section:
‘Manual Calibration’ to step 3 where the following screen appears:
1. Select SETUP using the soft key
2. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight ‘Password’ and then press
SELECT soft key
3. Press SELECT soft key
4. Enter the calibration password (default 0324)

The following screen is displayed for approximately 2 seconds:
and then reverts to:
The instrument is now ready to be calibrated and the password can be changed.

Set New Password

To change the password, complete the following procedure:
SELECT soft key
2. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight ‘Set’ and then press
SELECT soft key
3. ‘Enter New Cal Password’ using function control keys, followed by the ENTER key
e.g. 3010

3 0 1 0
The password has now been changed.

Manual Calibration
Manual Calibration is achieved using the front panel control:
1. Digital control
2. Function control
3. Soft and Arrow keys
4. Range up and Down keys
5. Output On and Standby keys
Function Control Digital Control

1. Adjusts calibrator output 1. Adjusts calibrator output
2. Enter ‘cal factors’ 2. Selects calibrator ranges
3. Adjusts calibration factors
Output On key – switches output on Range keys

Standby key – switches output off 1. Changes calibration reference point on each range
Soft and Arrow keys

1. Select parameter, range, store, undo & exit – (soft)
2. Change parameter and range (arrow)

Entering Calibration Mode
To navigate to the calibration control screen, complete the following procedure:
1. Select NEXT using the soft key

4. Select CALIBRATE using the soft key
5. ‘Enter Cal Password’ using function control keys
0 3 2 4
(0324 is the default password) followed by
The instrument is now ready to be calibrated.

Should the password be entered incorrectly the screen will display
for approximately 2 seconds and then reverts to:
Select CALIBRATE using the soft key to navigate back to ‘Enter Cal Password’
screen and re-enter the password.

Exiting Calibration Mode

After calibration of the 3000A series is complete the calibration program should be
ended to avoid any unauthorised or mistaken adjustment of the calibrator.
The following procedure should be completed.
SELECT soft key
3. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight ‘End Cal’ and then press
SELECT soft key
The calibrator returns to the normal screen.

Calibration Parameters
With the calibration password entered the different parameters of the instrument can
be calibrated:
To enter the different parameters, complete the following procedure:
2. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight the required parameter
e.g. ‘DC Volts’ and then press SELECT soft key
Depending upon the model and options fitted the available functions will vary

Connections
The output of the 3000A series calibrator should be connected to the precision
multimeter as below :
DC & AC Voltage, 2 Wire ,

Capacitance, Inductance,
Active 
DC & AC Power, 4 Wire  PRT
DC & AC Current up to and

including the 2A range
DC & AC Current
20A range - 3050A
30A range - 3041A
& 3010A
Frequency Output
Oscilloscope
Amplitude, 1Hz – 10MHz
Bandwidth, frequency output
50kHz Reference
A/D Input
Pin 7 – ground
Pin 9 - Input

Calibration of Ranges
D.C. Voltage
To calibrate the D.C. Voltage parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
2. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight the required
parameter ‘DC Volts’ and then press SELECT soft key
3. Connect the calibrator output voltage terminals to the precision Multimeter.

Ensure that the Multimeter has been zeroed as a system by shorting out the
leads and pressing the null button.
4. Use the ‘range up’ and ‘range down’ keys to change the calibration point to
‘Zero Calibration’.

OUTPUT
5. Press ON
and measure the output ‘Zero Calibration’.
6. To adjust the output, type in the measured value using the keyboard, followed
by the ‘ENTER’ key i.e. 0.00028mV
0 • 0 0 0 2 8 ENTER
7. The output can also be adjusted by moving the ‘cursor’ to the required digit
and adjusting the output using the up / down arrows or the digital control
8. The ‘SHIFT’ key will illuminate to indicate that a change has been made
to the calibration of the instrument, however has not yet been stored. SHIFT
9. To undo the adjustment before storing the changes, press the UNDO soft key.
This will remove any changes that have been made to the output of the
calibrator.

10. Once the output has been adjusted to within specification, the changes can be
stored to long term memory. To store the changes permanently, press the
STORE soft key
The following 2 screens are displayed briefly to confirm that the calibration
factors have been saved.
After displaying these messages, the shift key will also cease to be illuminated
SHIFT
Note: All the calibration points can be adjusted prior to storing the
calibration factors (STORE), however if the calibration routine is
ended or there is a power failure the new calibration factors will not
be saved if STORE has not been pressed.
11. Using the ‘RANGE UP’ and ‘RANGE DOWN’ keys, change the output to
‘Positive Full Scale’

12. Measure the output, and adjust as required using the process described in
steps 6 - 10
‘Negative Full Scale’.
steps 6 - 10
15. When calibration of this range is complete press the RANGE soft key
16. To continue adjusting other ranges in the DC Voltage function, select ‘DC
Volts’ and select the required range

17. The ‘2V DC’, ’20V DC’, ‘200V DC’ and ‘1kV DC’ ranges are calibrated in the
same manner.
NOTE : The ‘Zero Calibration’ points for both the 200V DC and 1kV DC Ranges
do not occur at 0V. They take place at 5V and 50V respectively.

D.C. Current
To calibrate the D.C. Current parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
‘DC Amps’ and then press SELECT soft key
3. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight the required range e.g.
‘200uA DC’ and then press SELECT soft key
4. Connect the calibrator 2A current terminals to the precision Multimeter. Ensure

that the Multimeter has been nulled with the leads disconnected

‘Zero Calibration’ adjustment point
OUTPUT
6. Press ON
and measure the output ‘’Zero Calibration’.
7. To adjust the output, type in the measured value using the keyboard, followed
by the ‘ENTER’ key i.e. 0.00028uA
0 • 0 0 0 2 8 ENTER
8. The output can also be adjusted by moving the ‘cursor’ to the required digit
and adjusting the output using the up / down arrows or the digital control
to the calibration of the instrument, however has not yet been stored. SHIFT
10. To undo the adjustment before storing the changes, press the UNDO soft key

This will remove any changes that have been made to the output of the
calibrator.
11. Once the output has been adjusted to within specification, the changes can be
stored to long term memory. To store the changes permanently, press the
STORE soft key. The following 2 screens are displayed briefly to confirm that
the calibration factors have been saved.
SHIFT
12. Using the ‘RANGE UP’ and ‘RANGE DOWN’ keys, change the output to
‘Positive Full Scale’

steps 7 – 11
‘Negative Full Scale’.
steps 7 – 11
16. To continue adjusting other ranges in the DC Current function, select ‘DC
Amps’ and select the required range
17. The ‘2mA DC’, ‘20mA DC’, ‘200mA DC’, ‘2A DC’ and ‘30A DC’ ranges are
calibrated in the same manner.

Remember to change the connections when calibrating the 30A range
Current connections - 200A, 2mA, 20mA, 200mA

and 2A ranges
High current connections 30A range

A.C. Voltage
To calibrate the A.C. Voltage parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
‘AC Volts’ and then press SELECT soft key
‘200mV AC’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 200mV AC range. Use the Range Up /
Range Down keys to select the 206Hz Positive Full Scale adjustment point
4. Connect the calibrator output voltage terminals to the precision multimeter. Ensure
that the multimeter is in AC Voltage on the appropriate range.
OUTPUT
5. Press ON
and measure the output.
6. To adjust the output enter the value as measured on the multimeter

E.g. measured output = 199.990 mV, use the function control keys
1 9 9 • 9 9 0 ENTER
5. The output can also be adjusted by moving the ‘cursor’ to the required digit and
adjusting the output using the up / down arrows or the digital control

SHIFT
to the calibration of the instrument, however has not yet been stored.
This will remove any changes that have been made to the output of the calibrator.
7. Measure and check the output again and then press STORE soft key
The following 2 screens are displayed briefly to confirm that the calibration factors
have been saved.
SHIFT

206Hz ‘Zero Calibration’.
NOTE : The ‘Zero Calibration’ of the AC Voltage ranges is performed at 20% of full
scale
9. Measure the output as before; if necessary adjust as previously described above.
10. The AC Voltage frequency response is only adjusted at the Full Scale points at
different frequencies. A List of the frequencies that each model is adjusted at can be
found at the end of the calibration manual.
Use the range up / range down keys to select the AC 10Hz Calibration Point.
NOTE : In many cases only the 206Hz full scale and zero calibration points require
adjustment. The Frequency Response of the 3000A series calibrator may not
change.
12. Using the range up / range down keys, measure and adjust (if required) all
available frequency points for each range. Depending upon the Range selected and
the model of 3000A the available frequency points will differ. For a list of available
frequency adjustment points, please refer to the section at the end of this manual.

Select ‘AC Volts’ and then ‘2V AC’ and proceed with this range as described above.
57. The ’20V AC’, ‘200V AC’ and ‘1kV AC’ ranges are calibrated in the same
manner.
Note: The number of frequency (Hz) calibration points will

depend upon model of calibrator (3010A, 3041A or 3050A).

A.C. Current
To calibrate the A.C. Current parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
‘AC Amps’ and then press SELECT soft key
‘200uA’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 200uA AC range. Use the Range Up /
that the multimeter is in AC Current on the appropriate range. Ensure that the correct
terminals / current shunt is used for the various current outputs. The 3000A
calibrators can output up to 30A AC current, which can blow the fuse / cause
damage if the incorrect input is used
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

E.g. measured output = 199.990 uA, use the function control keys
1 9 9 • 9 9 0 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

NOTE : The ‘Zero Calibration’ of the AC Current ranges is performed at 20% of full
scale
10. The AC Current frequency response is only adjusted at the Full Scale points at
different frequencies. A List of the frequencies that each model is adjusted at can be
found at the end of the calibration manual.
Use the range up / range down keys to select the AC 10Hz Calibration Point.
NOTE : In many cases only the 206Hz full scale and zero calibration points require
adjustment. The Frequency Response of the 3000A series calibrator may not
change.
12. Using the range up / range down keys, measure and adjust (if required) all
available frequency points for each range. Depending upon the Range selected and
the model of 3000A the available frequency points will differ. For a list of available
frequency adjustment points, please refer to the section at the end of this manual.

Select ‘AC Amps’ and then ‘2mA AC’ and proceed with this range as described
above.
57. The ’2mA AC’, ‘20mA AC’,‘200mA AC’, ‘2A AC’ and ‘30A AC’ ranges are
Note: The number of frequency (Hz) calibration points will depend upon model
of calibrator (3010A, 3041A or 3050A).
Remember to change the connections when calibrating the

30A range

and 2A ranges

2Wire Ω
To calibrate the 2Wire Ω parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
NOTE : The 2Wire Ω output from the 3000A series calibrator is a passive output.
This means that the value on the display is the resistance value generated at the
terminals.
The resistance cannot be ‘altered’ to a different output, the value stored is simply the
value of the resistor and the connections to the terminal.
For a variable resistance output, the Simulated Resistance output must be used.
2. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight the required parameter ‘2
Wire Ω’ and then press SELECT soft key
’10 Ω ’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 10 Ω 2 Wire range.
4. Connect the calibrator Voltage (2 Wire output) terminals to the precision

multimeter. To ensure an accurate measurement connect as a 4 wire measurement,
with both positive leads connected together. Ensure that the multimeter is nulled as a
system, including the leads.
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

E.g. measured output = 10.00045 Ω, use the function control keys
1 0 • 0 0 0 4 5 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

56. When calibration of this range is complete press the RANGE soft key,
Select ‘2 Wire Ω’, and then select the required range.
57. The ‘0 mΩ’, ‘100 mΩ,‘1Ω’, ‘10Ω’, ‘1 kΩ’, ’10 kΩ’, ‘100 kΩ’, ‘1 MΩ’, ’10 MΩ’, ‘100
MΩ’ and ‘1 GΩ’ ranges are calibrated in the same manner.

4Wire Ω
To calibrate the 4Wire Ω parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
NOTE : The 4Wire Ω output from the 3000A series calibrator is a passive output.
This means that the value on the display is the resistance value generated at the
terminals.
The resistance cannot be ‘altered’ to a different output; the value stored is simply the
value of the resistor and the connections to the terminal.
For a variable resistance output, the Active Resistance output must be used.

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 10 Ω 4 Wire range.
4. Connect the calibrator Voltage and Low current output terminals (4 wire
resistance) to the precision multimeter. Ensure that the multimeter is nulled with the
calibrator set to the 0R range. The 4 wire resistance output is measured relative to
the calibrator zero output value
Note that it is typical that the 4 Wire value will be lower than the corresponding 2
Wire value. This is due to the 4 Wire measurement value compensating for errors in
the internal connections inside the calibrator
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

9 • 9 9 9 9 7 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

57. The ‘0 mΩ’, ‘100 mΩ,‘1Ω’, ‘10Ω’, ‘1 kΩ’, ’10 kΩ’ and ‘100 kΩ’ ranges are

Active Ω
To calibrate the Active Ω parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
The Active Ω output of the 3000A series is available as a 2 Wire output only,
however the output can be varied to any output

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 100 Ω Active Resistance range. Using the
Range up / Range Down keys, select the ‘Zero Calibration’ adjustment point
4. Connect the calibrator Voltage output terminals (Active Resistance output)
Ensure that the multimeter has been zeroed with the leads shorted. If applicable use
low current resistance (Low I) measurement modes. This is because active
resistance is a lower accuracy output typically used for calibration of 3 ½ and 4 ½
digit multimeters that use lower measurement currents.
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

2 9 • 9 5 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

Press the Range Up / Range Down keys until ‘Full Scale Calibration’ is displayed
Measure the output, and adjust as required using the steps previously described.
If the ‘Full Scale Calibration’ has been adjusted, ensure that the ‘Zero Calibration’
point is still in calibration. It may require more than one cycle of adjusting the Zero
and Full Scale calibration points to bring both points into specification.
Select ‘Active Ω’, and then select the required range.
57. The ’10 Ω’, ‘100 Ω,‘1 kΩ’, ’10 kΩ’, ‘100 kΩ’, ’1 MΩ’ and ‘10 MΩ’ ranges are

Capacitance
To calibrate the Capacitance parameter, complete the procedure as follows:
NOTE : The Capacitance output from the 3000A series calibrator is a passive
output. This means that the value on the display is the capacitance value generated
at the terminals.
The capacitance cannot be ‘altered’ to a different output, the value stored is simply
the value of the capacitor and the connections to the terminal.
‘Capacit.’ and then press SELECT soft key
’1uF ’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 1uF Capacitance range.
4. Connect the calibrator Voltage (Capacitance) terminals to the LCR Bridge. To

ensure an accurate measurement connect as a 4 wire measurement, with both
positive leads connected together. Ensure that the LCR Bridge is nulled before
connecting to the Calibrator
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

E.g. measured output = 1.0016 uF, use the function control keys
1 • 0 0 1 6 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

57. The ‘1nF’, ‘10nF’, ‘20nF’, ‘50nF’, ‘100nF’, ‘10uF’ and ‘100uF’ ranges are
The 1mF and 10mF ranges are simulated

Frequency Output
Information to be added in next revision of Calibration manual.
Please note that there is no adjustment of the frequency output available from the front panel,
this is adjusted manually on the top board of the calibrator.

Inductance
NOTE : The Inductance output from the 3000A series calibrator is a passive output.
This means that the value on the display is the Inductance value generated at the
terminals.
The Inductance cannot be ‘altered’ to a different output, the value stored is simply
the value of the inductor and the connections to the terminal.
‘Capacit.’ and then press SELECT soft key
’100mH ’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 100mH Inductance range.
4. Connect the calibrator Voltage (Inductance) terminals to the LCR Bridge. To

ensure an accurate measurement connect as a 4 wire measurement, with both
positive leads connected together. Ensure that the LCR Bridge is nulled before
connecting to the Calibrator
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

E.g. measured output = 100.65 mH, use the function control keys
1 0 0 • 6 5 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

57. The ‘1mH’, ‘10mH’,’19mH’,’29mH’,’50mH’, ‘1H’ and ‘10H’ ranges are calibrated in
the same manner.

PRT
NOTE : The PRT output from the 3000A series calibrator is a passive output. This
means that the value on the display is the Temperature (Based on R0=100) value
generated at the terminals.
The Temperature value cannot be ‘altered’ to a different output, the value stored is
simply the value of the resistor and the connections to the terminal.
‘PRT’ and then press SELECT soft key
’PRT 100 °C ’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 100 °C PRT range.
4. Connect the calibrator Voltage and Current terminals to the precision Multimeter
using 4 wire connection methods. If available, set the reference multimeter to
Temperature mode, otherwise use lookup tables to convert the indicated resistance
to temperature.
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

E.g. measured output = 100.013 °C, use the function control keys
1 0 0 • 0 1 3 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

57. The ‘PRT -100 °C’, ‘PRT 0°C’,’PRT 30°C’, ’PRT 60°C’, ’PRT 200°C’, ‘PRT 400°C’
and ‘PRT 800°C’ ranges are calibrated in the same manner.

Oscilloscope – Amplitude
‘Scope’ and then press SELECT soft key
3. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight the 10mV/Div range and
then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 10mV/Division Oscilloscope Amplitude

range.
4. Connect the calibrator Oscilloscope output to the precision digital multimeter. Set
the 100mV DC voltage range. Normally the Oscilloscope Amplitude output is a
levelled square AC Voltage output, however in the calibration mode this is set to a
levelled DC waveform. This allows more accurate measurement than low level AC
Voltage measurements
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

5 9 • 9 9 8 5 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

When calibration of this range is complete press the RANGE soft key,
The Oscilloscope Amplitude output has two calibration points to be adjusted, the
10mV/Div output and the 100mV/Div output.
3. Use the ‘Digital Control’ or the ‘Arrow Keys’ to highlight the 100mV/Div range and
then press SELECT soft key
3. The Calibrator will now change to the 100mV/Division Oscilloscope Amplitude

range.

OUTPUT
5. Press ON
If required, adjust the output as previously described, either typing in the measured value or
deviating the output of the calibrator using the cursor and the arrow keys / digital control.
To complete the calibration, press the STORE key

Oscilloscope – Bandwidth
‘Bandwidth’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the Scope Bandwidth Function. Use the Range
Up / Range Down keys to select the required Scope Bandwidth adjustment point
The currently selected adjustment point is displayed on the screen above

the soft key menu
4. Connect oscilloscope to the SCOPE terminal on the front panel. Ensure that the
oscilloscope is set to 50 Ohm input impedance
5. Set the oscilloscope to 100mV/Division
OUTPUT
5. Press ON
6. To adjust the output enter the value as measured on the oscilloscope

6 1 0 • 0 0 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT
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12. Verify Bandwidth Output flatness by performing a sweep of the full frequency
range, ensuring that flatness is achieved across the full range of the
oscilloscope function.

AC Power (Current Output)

‘Power AC’ and then press SELECT soft key
‘200uA AC’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 200uA AC range. Use the Range Up /
that the multimeter is in AC Current on the appropriate range. Ensure that the correct
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

9 9 • 9 0 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

NOTE : The ‘Zero Calibration’ of the AC Current ranges is performed at 20% of full
scale
Select ‘AC Current’ and then ‘2mA AC’ and proceed with this range as described
above.
57. The ’2mA AC’, ‘20mA AC’,‘200mA AC’, ‘2A AC’ and ‘30A AC’ ranges are


30A range

and 2A ranges

DC Power (Current Output)

‘Power DC’ and then press SELECT soft key
‘200uA DC’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the 200uA DC range. Use the Range Up /
Range Down keys to select the Positive Full Scale adjustment point
that the multimeter is in DC Current on the appropriate range. Ensure that the correct
OUTPUT
5. Press ON

9 9 • 9 0 ENTER

SHIFT
have been saved.
SHIFT

‘Zero Calibration’.
Select ‘DC Current’ and then ‘2mA ’ and proceed with this range as described above.
57. The ’2mA DC’, ‘20mA DC’,‘200mA DC’, ‘2A DC’ and ‘30DC’ ranges are

30A range


and 2A ranges

A/D Input
Injecting voltage between Pins 7 (Ground) and 9 (Input), the 3000A series calibrator can
measure voltage. This is used for adapters with readback (such as EA001A, EA015 etc) as
well as Pressure and Torque Modules
‘A/D Input’ and then press SELECT soft key

3. The Calibrator will now change to the A/D Input Screen. Use the Range Up /
Range Down keys to select the Zero Calibration adjustment point
4. Apply an output of 0V from your voltage source to the adapter interface, using Pin
7 as the Ground or Negative connection, and Pin 9 as the Signal or Positive
connection.
5. Wait for the reading to stabilise on the screen of the 3000A. After achieving a
stable reading, press the ‘Store’ button.
7. The following 2 screens are displayed briefly to confirm that the calibration has
been saved.

The screen of the 3000A will now display 0V. If the reading is different, repeat the
previous stages
3. Using the Range Up / Range Down keys to select the Positive Full Scale
adjustment point
4. Apply an output of 10V from your voltage source to the adapter interface, using
Pin 7 as the Ground or Negative connection, and Pin 9 as the Signal or Positive
connection.
5. Wait for the reading to stabilise on the screen of the 3000A. After achieving a
stable reading, press the ‘Store’ button.

7. The following 2 screens are displayed briefly to confirm that the calibration has
been saved.
The screen of the 3000A will now display 10V. If the reading is different, repeat the
previous stages
3. Using the Range Up / Range Down keys, select the Negative Full Scale point, and
repeat the

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3000A Series

Precision Multi Product Calibrator

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Preparing For Calibration

Calibration can be achieved using one of two methods:

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0.1 Ohm – 2.02A to 30A AC/DC

Equipment required for Oscilloscope (SCPXXX)

1. High Accuracy precision Multimeter

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Equipment required for Power (PWR50, PWRSINE,

1. High Accuracy precision Multimeter

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1. Select SETUP using the soft key

3. Press SELECT soft key

4. Enter the calibration password (default 0324)

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The following screen is displayed for approximately 2 seconds:

and then reverts to:

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Set New Password

1. Select SETUP using the soft key

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The following screen is displayed for approximately 2 seconds:

and then reverts to:

The password has now been changed.

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Function Control Digital Control

Output On key – switches output on Range keys

Soft and Arrow keys

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Entering Calibration Mode

To navigate to the calibration control screen, complete the following procedure:

1. Select NEXT using the soft key

2. Select NEXT using the soft key

3. Select NEXT using the soft key

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4. Select CALIBRATE using the soft key

5. ‘Enter Cal Password’ using function control keys

(0324 is the default password) followed by

The following screen is displayed for approximately 2 seconds:

and then reverts to:

The instrument is now ready to be calibrated.

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Should the password be entered incorrectly the screen will display

for approximately 2 seconds and then reverts to:

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Exiting Calibration Mode

1. Select SETUP using the soft key

The calibrator returns to the normal screen.

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To enter the different parameters, complete the following procedure:

1. Select CALIBRATE using the soft key

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DC & AC Voltage, 2 Wire ,

DC & AC Power, 4 Wire  PRT

DC & AC Current up to and

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