| Calibration Procedures (if required) 1. Apply DC power ( see requirements above) to the MINI-A (connector header pin 1) 2. Allow several minutes warm-up time for the MINI-A to reach operating temperature before calibrating the unit. 3. Connect a Dc voltmeter's (DVM) Plus (+) lead to the Analog Output (pin 6) and the DVM Minus (-) lead to Common (pin2). 4. Cover the sensor face tightly with a stiff piece of flat paper. Adjust the "SCALE Adjust" potentiometer until a +5.0 VDC (or +10.0 VDC) reading is obtained. 5. Place the target at the desired distance desired for the full scale voltage output. This can be either the minimum range or the maximum range between the sensor and the target. Depress and hold the "MAX VOLT RANGE SET" push button, and wait for the LED indicator to stop flashing and the transducer generates a "chirp" sound before releasing. The MINI-A is now calibrated to your desired target distance for full scale analog voltage output. 6. Place the target at the desired distance desired for the zero voltage output. This can be either the minimum range or the maximum range between the sensor and the target. Depress and hold the "MIN VOLT RANGE SET" push button, and wait for the LED indicator to stop flashing and the transducer generates a "chirp" sound before releasing. The MINI-A is now calibrated to your desired target distance for zero analog voltage output. 7. Gain Control: The MINI-S gain was pre-set at the factory for optimum performance. To re-calibrate the "GAIN Set" potentiometer, place the target at the maximum desired detection distance. Rotate the GAIN potentiometer fully counterclockwise (CCW). Slowly rotate the GAIN control clockwise (CW) until detection occurs. Rotate the Gain control CW an additional 1/16 turn. Note: Always calibrate the GAIN control for minimum gain required for reliable detection. Excessive gain may result in false target detection. |