DL-2 Support
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Support Related Frequently Asked Questions
Q.On the OS-4, why is my Analog Output reading 1/2 of the Display reading? (For example, the OS-4 analog output seems to indicate 0.2 ppm when the OS-4 display reads 0.4 ppm) A.This discrepancy is due to the Scaling of the Analog Output (and applies to both the 4-20 mA and 0-2V outputs).
The OS-4 utilizes an SM-X sensor. This chip, on its own, is designed to read up to 20 ppm. Therefore the output of the chip scales from 0-20 ppm, even though the OS-4 is rated for just 0-10 ppm.
If your analog readings are 1/2 of what is diaplayed, it is likely because you scaled your analog output from 0-10 ppm instead of 0-20 ppm.
As an example, if your OS-4 is reading 10 ppm you may expect to see 2V on the analog output (full scale). Instead, you will see 1V (1/2 scale). This is because the analog output scales to the full 20 ppm range of the SM-X sensor chip, meaning that a 1V reading corresponds to 10 ppm.
The correction is to scale your analog output from 0-20 ppm (4-20 mA output or 0-2V output).
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