Table Documented Multifunction Calibrator – AOIP CALYS 1000

CALYS 1000 is a field documenting multifunction calibrator within CALYS range. It is the perfect tool for advanced process maintenance and use on test bench in all industries. Suitable for all field and lab measurements, it can simultaneously measure, generate and record over two isolated channels various signals of temperature, pressure, resistance, process and frequency in one single instrument. Providing extended functionalities (temperature simulation, scaling, steps, synthesizer, statistical functions, user-programmable configurations…), CALYS 1000 makes advanced data exploitation and full data traceability easier, as well as quick access to functions by menus.

The instrument simultaneously measures and simulates:

• Temperature: Up to 0,014% RDG
• Resistance: Up to 0,012% RDG, 4 kΩ range
• Current: Up to 0,0175% RDG, 50 mA range + 24 V loop supply
• Voltage: Up to 0,013% RDG, 50 V range
• Frequency: Up to 0,005% RDG, 20 kHz range (10 kHz in simulation)
• Pressure: with an external pressure module (ref. ACL433) (comparison calibration with a pressure pump).

Calibration procedures and DATACAL software
Using this user-friendly instrument, calibration tasks can be quickly carried out over the whole process chain. Take the documenting process calibrator to the field with you during the whole week with 10 calibration procedures stored in the device. Run the procedure after connecting the probes to the instrument and save the results for onsite easy and quick calibration. Back to the office, you can then upload the data on a computer in order to issue customized calibration certificates with dedicated calibration software DATACAL.

Graphic screen and display resolution
CALYS 1000 allows the digit number after the dot to be selected: This function is justified by the needs of users who want or not to display the best resolution for calibration or on the contrary limit it for simple verifications. CALYS 1000 dual display indicates permanently the measurement value, and also the emitted value, the gauge and the used functions. On the top date, time and also external temperature are also indicated. During measuring average, maximum, minimum and the number of measurements are displayed on the left. While for emission this part of screen displays all details of ramps, steps and constant value emission functions. Drop-down menus are used with the navigator, and an on-line help is available to make easier connections of probes and wires.