Number 0-4500, available from the on-site collection, how to convert 4-20 mA?
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http://www.ge-ip.com/products/2508
there is a number of language packs at this site
download the data pdf's
the basic system is 0 = 4 mA
and 4500 = 20 mA
search the last 2 weeks for scaling there is a couple of scaling posts here
there is a number of language packs at this site
download the data pdf's
the basic system is 0 = 4 mA
and 4500 = 20 mA
search the last 2 weeks for scaling there is a couple of scaling posts here
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