Thermistor FP-1001, FP-RTD-122, 3-wire

Hello

I have FP-1001, FP-RTD-122, both connected between them and cable 3-wire thermistor on it (3,4,20 entries, properly)

I want to measure the temperature. I have RS232-RS485 converter. Using the VISA test Panel, send something to port makes the FP-1001 to NETWORK light blink.

Opened DQA in LabVew... going to 'acquire signals-Analog-> temperature >' and everybody that I look for, says I don't have "no device supported.

If there is a way of: How can I solve this? I make 300% need FP-1000? :\

Hi wattss,.

In aid of filedpoint is simple, but it is not as simple as the use of our more modern devices.

The FP-1001 can be connected directly to a PC with a RS485, as seen in the FP-1001 datasheet here:

http://www.NI.com/PDF/products/us/4dio541_543.PDF

1. you should see the RS-485 port in MAX. We have problems with low series adapters range from time to time, please use OR products, such as the NI USB - 485, they implement support of complete equipment for the serial port.

2 configure the equipment as described in the FP-1000/1001 FieldPoint Quick Start Guide.

3. you will need the drivers FieldPoint .

4. you will need to add the FieldPoint Max: right click and add a "FieldPoint Serial' to the ' my system / devices and Interfaces" by discovering the serial port.

5. you will need to configure the nodes of the thermistor on the FP-RTD-122 (just explore the menus / toolbars / right click on the elements under the FP-1001 node under devices and Interfaces to the MAX).

6 A this point you sohould be able to see the device FeildPoint to the MAX in the 'quarter of data' - this is where you can actually see the FP-1001 data and test if it works.

7. you will need to 'Save' the hardware configuration, you created in the FP-1001 itself: click on 'Save' under 'devices and Interfaces. You must also save the final configuration as a file .iak (from 'data Neighborhood')

Now, you can start to use the FP-1001 of LabVIEW.

For some time I used FP, so you have to get creative with some of the above steps.

Please let me know if you need assistance.

Best Regartds,

Tamas Simon

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