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I’m a beginner; please give me some guidance, teachers! One of our company’s on-site EJA double-flange capillary level transmitters is not indicating zero due to installation issues. Its range is 0-11 KPa; after adjusting the calibration to -3-8 KPa, it shows zero. The range set in the DCS is still 0-11 KPa – does it need to be changed to -3-8 KPa? If migration is not possible, can I adjust the zero point directly? I hope the teachers can give me some guidance! Thank you!
After installation, just adjust the zero point and that’s it
It is normal to perform zero point adjustment for liquid level measurement using double-flange transmitters; the DCS sets the liquid level range to 0~100% or 0~? Rice is enough
The range set in the DCS is 0-11 KPa, and the range of the gauge is also 0-11 KPa. Just install the zero-point correction and that’s it
No need to change the range even after migrating DCS! It’s also possible to zero it directly after installation on-site! Everything is fine!