Resistor / Analog Converter, Set Point GeneratorVoltage- or current outputZero point / amplification adjustableInput 1kΩ...1MΩ (potentiometer)Mountable on 35mm cap rail TS35Clear terminal labelingShape 17,5mm,PB-Power-Bus compatibleHigh reliability, 5 years warrantyThe devices of the series RW2 have been developed for changing potentiometric values into norm signals. The modules are driven by one potentiometer in 3-wire technology. They will be converted into a 0…10V or 0…20mA norm signal. One 20-turn cermet trimming potentiometer enables the adjustment of the initial- and end range. Thereby the adjusting range of the mechanical installation circumstances of the potentiometer can be adjusted. The modules are mountable on snap-on rail TS35, they need an auxiliary power of 24V.Datasheet

Set Point Generator, Shape 17,5mm. Set Point Generator / Current Source / Voltage SourceVoltage- or current outputAdjustable via 20-turn cermet trimming potentiometerHigh accuracySupply 24VUCMountable on 35mm cap rail TS35Clear terminal labelingNarrow designShape 17,5mmHigh reliability, 5 years warranty The devices of the series SG1 have been developed for generating precise set values. Via 20-turn cermet trimming potentiometer in front of the unit voltages from 2 to 11V or currents from 3,5 to 22mA are adjustable, depending on the type of the unit. The modules are mountable on snap-on rail TS35 and need an auxiliary power of 24V.Datasheet

Set Point Simulator for norm signals and square wave frequencies, incl. case. Set Point Simulator / Set Point Transmitter in handheld caseCurrent output 0...22mAVoltage output 0...20VFrequency output 0...1kHz / 0...20V and RS422Linearity error <0,02%Illuminated LC-DisplayHandheld case with battery compartmentPowered by 9V battery or power supply unitHigh reliability, 5 years warranty The devices of the series SG100 have been developed for the setting of norm signals and square wave frequencies. Via 6 buttons and an illuminated LC-display voltages from 0...20V or currents from 0…22mA are continuously adjustable with a resolution of 1mV bzw. 1µA.  Furthermore square wave signals with frequencies from 0…1kHz and adjustable amplitude from 0…20V resp. RS422 level can be simulated. Via two terminals, red (+) and black (-) the set value can be picked off. On top side, next to the terminals, there is a button for switching the unit on or off. To avoid an unintentional switching-on of the simulator, this button is recessed in the housing. For the voltage supply a 9V block-battery (not included) or a power supply unit 5…9Vdc (included) is required. The simulator is delivered, together with the power supply unit, in a practical plastic case, which is used for the optimal storage and protection of the unit.Datasheet