Very well executed. (CaL tech here) you nailed this! Excellent explanations and delivery to further understand these types of sensors/transmitters thanks so much!! my only recommendation is to use a holder around your next for your camera so your both hands are free for more excellent teaching!!! haha cheers and thanks so much!! (volume was also pretty low but putting volume all the way up solves that :D) Thanks again!!
I thought that mA can only be measured over the test terminals without breaking the loop. Is it possible to measure in this case since the Fluke is also supplying loop power?
In this calibration I was measurement measuring with loop power. you could use another meter to measure the test terminal, but that would be redundant.
I learned a lot from the video tutorial, only confused about, why we connect the multimeter(fluke) in parallel with transmeter when we want to measure amps??? I thought that we connect it in parallel only when we want to measure volts, and in series when we want amps.
I had the same question but remembered that we are powering the transmitter from Fluke so that we can access its CPU for communication with the HART device.
if you can connect to the transmitter with a hart communicator, chances are your electronics are fine. Try using a pressure source calibrator, input 2psi, connect to your transmitter with the hart and see what the transmitter is reading
@@byronvanalstine yeah we're using instrument inspector. Don't understand if this video is about a 3144p temperature transmitter. Not a pressure transmitter.
look under the cap for wiring diagram. thermocouple wire has a standard color code you must look up online. North America, k type thermocouple red is always negative, thus red is positive.
Someone trying to learn here so go easy, here in the UK and probably the rest of Europe, insulated crimps are colour coded according to the size of conductor they take, red is up to 1.5mm^2 (16awg), blue is up to 2.5mm^2(14awg) and yellow is up to 6mm^2(10awg) how comes that thermocouple has a red and a blue on it? is it different in the states? are the wires varied sizes? or just the installer used what they had?
Perfect. The one hand execution helped a lot! Thank you for a great video. It really helped me
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Explain so nice and so clearly.thanks sir.we need more like this type of vedios.
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You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much for this practical explanation.
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Thank you Its really clear and simple
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Very well executed. (CaL tech here) you nailed this! Excellent explanations and delivery to further understand these types of sensors/transmitters thanks so much!! my only recommendation is to use a holder around your next for your camera so your both hands are free for more excellent teaching!!! haha cheers and thanks so much!! (volume was also pretty low but putting volume all the way up solves that :D) Thanks again!!
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I learnt a lot here, first time learning about this practically. I only have theory. Thank you for the video.
pretty straight forward
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Why you r not using 250 ohm resistor here to communicate the HART and Tx
Course the fluke got the 250 ohm resistance
I believe the 475 has a built-in 250 ohm resistor in the cable.
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nice one. but is it with the assumption that the transmitter is already calibrated?
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Where is the Rosemont getting its power from? The fluke or the hart?
you can provide loop power from the fluke like I did in the video or an external source
I thought that mA can only be measured over the test terminals without breaking the loop.
Is it possible to measure in this case since the Fluke is also supplying loop power?
In this calibration I was measurement measuring with loop power. you could use another meter to measure the test terminal, but that would be redundant.
@@byronvanalstine thanks for the response and for all the uploads! This channel is the best when it comes to instrumentation in my opinion.
I learned a lot from the video tutorial, only confused about, why we connect the multimeter(fluke) in parallel with transmeter when we want to measure amps??? I thought that we connect it in parallel only when we want to measure volts, and in series when we want amps.
It's given fluke calibrator through to given power supply for temperature transmitter.
I had the same question but remembered that we are powering the transmitter from Fluke so that we can access its CPU for communication with the HART device.
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How would you check if electronics are going bad?
if you can connect to the transmitter with a hart communicator, chances are your electronics are fine. Try using a pressure source calibrator, input 2psi, connect to your transmitter with the hart and see what the transmitter is reading
@@byronvanalstine yeah we're using instrument inspector. Don't understand if this video is about a 3144p temperature transmitter. Not a pressure transmitter.
How did you know put the yellow wire on 2 ?
look under the cap for wiring diagram. thermocouple wire has a standard color code you must look up online. North America, k type thermocouple red is always negative, thus red is positive.
Someone trying to learn here so go easy, here in the UK and probably the rest of Europe, insulated crimps are colour coded according to the size of conductor they take, red is up to 1.5mm^2 (16awg), blue is up to 2.5mm^2(14awg) and yellow is up to 6mm^2(10awg) how comes that thermocouple has a red and a blue on it? is it different in the states? are the wires varied sizes? or just the installer used what they had?
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Sir in this video you just checking. U have to show faluty device after making good. How to 0 treem for low rng and span. But u can't show
Please make same video for how to configure from sensor1 to sensor2 by using hart communicator for rosemout 3114P
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I learned that fluke 726 is $4k
Instead of a calibration check, do you have an actual calibration video?
These "calibration videos" are notorious for never actually doing a calibration. They just run through the span of a perfectly working trasmitter.
I think ma in series
Mv in parallel
nice 26k views
،ohhh come on
You told the wrong concept about D to A conversation
would you like to explain?
Please upload all instruments calibration
sorry, I did that quite a while ago and do not have a cal sheet.
Please more vídeo pt 3 and 4 wire .also tío presión please .thanke
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