Digital Panel Meter for Displacement Sensor 4 Digit

Intelligent digital panel meter has adjustment and digital filtering function. The digital display controller can be used for various sensors and transmitters, such as temperature sensor, pressure sensor, flow sensor, level sensor, displacement sensor, AC/DC current sensor and transmitter with 4-20mA/0-5V/0-10V analog output, etc.

Specification:

Basics	Model	ATO-DPM-DS4D-CH6
		Digital panel meter user manual
	Dimension (W*H*L)	D1: 160*80*125mm horizontal, hole size 152*76mm; D2: 80*160*125mm vertical, hole size 76*152mm; D3: 96*96*76mm, hole size 92*92mm; D4: 96*48*82mm horizontal, hole size 92*45mm; D5: 48*96*82mm vertical, hole size 92*45mm; D6: 72*72*75mm, hole size 68*68mm; D7: 48*48*108mm, hole size 45.5*45.5mm.
	Shipping weight	2 kg
Technical parameters	Display	-1999~9999
	Measurement accuracy	＜0.5%
	Measuring speed	10 times/second
	Display method	4 digit LED display; 4 digit LED display + setting
	Instrument power supply	100-240VAC, 50/60Hz
	Universal signal input	DC current 4-20mA, 0-20mA, 0-10mA; DC voltage 0-5V, 1-5V; RTD sensor: Pt100 (-200~+500℃), Cu100 (-50~+150℃), Cu50 (-50~+150℃), BA1 (-200~+650℃), BA2 (-200~+500℃), G53 (-50~+150℃); Thermocouple: K type (-100~+1300℃), S type (0~+1700℃), R type (0~+1700℃), B type (500~1800℃), N type (-100~+1300℃), E type (-100~+800℃), J type (-100~+1100℃), T type (-100~+400℃). *Note: DC voltage 0-10V input need to be customized and can't be a universal signal input.
	Alarm	AH and AL alarm
	Additional power supply (optional)	P0: No power supply; P1: DC 24V±5%, ＜50mA; P2: DC 12V±5%, ＜50mA. *Note: Additional power supply can provide DC power supply for other devices such as sensors.
	Output signal (optional)	T0: No output signal; T1: Current output (4-20mA), (0-10mA), (0-20mA); T2: Voltage output (0-5V), (1-5V); T3: Voltage output (0-10V). *Note: DC voltage 0-10V output need to be customized.

Tips: How to set digital panel meter for displacement sensor?
The parameters of digital panel meter for displacement sensors generally include the upper limit of measured value, the lower limit of the measured value, the upper limit of deviation, the lower limit of deviation, the absolute value of the deviation. For example, the upper (lower) limit of measured value is used to set the maximum (minimum) measuring range of the displacement. It is used to display the displacement value delivered to the DCS control system.