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CalTool™
for RPTs

1.00h

• PG7000 • PPC2 • PPC2+
• PPC2 AF • PPC3
• PPCK • PPCK+
• RPM1 • RPM3 • RPM4
• PPCH • PPCH-G
• molbox1 • molbox RFM

Manual

CalTool for RPTs uses an on line HTML help system that is installed with the program. Install and run CalTool then select the [Help] menu to access the help system.   > > >

(Note: As a result of PC specific security settings the help may not display correctly when viewed over the Internet. If this is the case, copy the HTML help system to the PC first, then open the file to view the contents.)


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description
CalTool for RPTs is PC based software that assists in the calibration of the reference pressure transducers (RPTs) in all supported DHI products.
summary
CalTool for RPTs is PC based software that assists in the calibration of the reference pressure transducers (RPTs) in all supported DH Instruments products. CalTool supports automation of the calibration process to the extent supported by the hardware available. All the necessary tools required to set test pressures, gather data, calculate optimum calibration coefficients, evaluate calibration results, write new coefficients to the device under test and generate calibration reports are provided by CalTool.

updates include

Ver 1.00h (2006 AUG 15)
ADD: Support PPCH-G pressure controller/calibrator.
ADD: Support new [Setup], [Options], [Run Test] selections of , and when a Not Ready occurs during averaging.
CHG: Use maximum output resolution when calibrating a PPC3, RPM4, PPCH or a PPCH-G.
CHG: Support [Force Standard Regression] in the [Calibration] menu of the Data Manipulator when processing a data file for a gauge RPT.
CHG: Renamed Calibration Report to "Test Results" to avoid conflict with ISO15000
FIX: A prompt to load masses could occur when using an AMH mass set on older versions of PG7000 firmware.
FIX: The AutoZ function was incorrectly run when the AutoZ option of an absolute mode RPM3 was enabled.
Ver 1.00g (2005 MAR 29)
FIX: Automatic generation and rotation are not properly handled when an AMH is used in a fully automated calibration.
FIX: Local gravity from a COMPASS data file is not imported properly in a standard CalTool Report.
Ver 1.00f (2004 DEC 15)
ADD: Support the PG7000 "RESUME" command and automatic pressure generation when using an AMH automated mass handler.
FIX: The list of RPTs does not include gauge (Gxxx) RPTs when running a gauge Manual Entry Test.

Ver 1.00e (2004 OCT 31)
FIX: The Zoffset value was not properly written to an RPM4 when the calibration was activated. 
FIX: Multiple international decimal separator issues were resolved.
ADD: The PPCH is now supported.

Ver 1.00d (2003 MAR 27)
ADD: The default range of the PPC3 and RPM4 is set whenever the entered test range is near or exceeds the full scale of the RPT. Auto-ranging can fail due to rounding.
ADD: A prompt to apply a user selected tolerance to all active data files is now in the Data Manipulator.
FIX: The full scale pressure entry in leak tests was incorrectly limited to a numeric value of 10000 regardless of the selected test unit.
FIX: Support of old style molbox calibrations.

Ver 1.00c (2003 MAR 12)

ADD: Link to the On-Line manual and an About option were added to the Help menu.
ADD: Support reading COMPASS for Pressure data file. CalTool for RPTs can manipulate data generated with COMPASS for Pressure.
ADD: Support for PP3 and RPM4.
ADD: The new molbox1 molbloc-S features are supported during the calibration: AutoZ, head correction, and BPR handling.
ADD: An option to select the test cycle of a multi-cylce test is available in the Data Manipulator. This allows new coefficients to be determined with any test cycle in the data file.
ADD: Support for BG RPTs. A symmetric span about 0 is determined based on the full scale value returned by the instrument or entered by a user.
ADD: Compound tolerances are supported. %Span or %Reading.
ADD: Plotting of data in %Reading.
ADD: The test tolerance can be changed in the data manipulator. The tolerance change impacts the point status for reporting and changes the tolerance bars in plots.

Ver 1.00b (2002 AUG 12)

ADD: An option in [Setup][Options] allows the piston or the piston + bell to be used for the minimum mass load when a piston gauge is the reference.
FIX: The set pressure prompt used for piston gauge references does not display the true pressure to set. It is an approximate pressure determined by standard gravity and the KN of the piston-cylinder. The prompt has been edited to make it clear that the pressure is approximate and the user should simply float the piston.
FIX: Calibrations in gauge mode on absolute RPTs did not function properly if the pressure unit was other than kPa. The value of Zoffset and ATMOffset were not logged in the proper pressure unit.
FIX: The RPM3 pressure was not always autozeroed when starting a test even when the option was checked.
FIX: The tare of the microrange RPT in a molbox RFM was not cleared. As a result, the as received had an offset equivalent to the tare. The final calibration was still valid because taring the RPT corrected any errors in the adder.
ADD: Supports up to 15 PC COM ports.
FIX: If the pressure reference was a PPC2+, the pressure measurement mode was not automatically set. The active measurement mode was used for the test.
ADD: The pressure and temperature frequencies of an RPM1 can be logged during calibration.
ADD: Error plots use an extra digit of resolution to avoid apparent shape changes due to rounding between the as received and the as left curves. The error for as left data displays with 1PPM resolution to avoid incorrectly failing RPTs that are just at the edge of the tolerance.
ADD: The DUT pressure range full scale pressure is logged in the data file with the same resolution as the pressure range display on the product front panel.
ADD: When the pressure reference is a piston gauge and the test is run in absolute by ATM measurement mode, a VENT point uses the ATM pressure of the PG as the PG pressure.
ADD: ZOFFSET is displayed based on the RPTs measurement mode regardless of the active measurement mode. The as received ZOFFSET is also part of the test report.

Ver 1.00a (2001 OCT 08)

FIX: Manual entry of RPM3 calibration coefficients works if the RPM3 is not in Pa pressure unit.
ADD: Support of molbox1 Ver. 4.02C. FIX: Manual entry related data acquisition of molbox.
ADD: The reference initialization includes an option to set the state of AutoZ when appropriate.
FIX: RPM1 calibrations were sometimes not activated properly due to scientific notation.
CHG: PG7000 mass and piston-cylinder information can be stored in any order in the PG platform memory. Previously, if there was no mass or piston-cylinder in the first position, CalTool assumed none was available.
ADD: The test communications button on the reference setup displays the results of the test.
ADD: The manual entry display during test execution defaults to the first available entry field.
ADD: The [Copy Settings] option selects the same range of all like devices during the test initialization.
ADD: Warning messages are displayed when setting up DUTs that do not support remote acquisition of all of the necessary CalTool information.
ADD: Menu option to allow a standard regression to be used on gauge calibrations. This is necessary when the zero error is very large or zero was not included as a calibration point

CalTool™ for RPTs
is a PC based
calibration utility for reference pressure transducers (RPTs)
in DHI products.

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FREE DOWNLOAD
caltinst.exe
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Download and run the file.

 

The installation program will prompt you through the process. 

   

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