User`s guide
68  Calibration & Utilities 
6.2 VR Assignment 
There are five variable resistors (VR) on the ACL-8316/12 board to allow you 
making accurate adjustment on A/D and D/A channels. The function of each  
VR is specified as Table 6.1. 
VR1  A/D bipolar offset adjustment 
VR2  A/D full scale adjustment 
VR3  D/A channel 1 full scale adjustment 
VR4  D/A channel 1 offset adjustment 
VR5  D/A channel 2 full scale adjustment 
VR6  D/A channel 2 offset adjustment 
VR7  A/D programmable amplifier offset adjustment 
Table 6.1 Function of VRs 
6.3 A/D Adjustment 
1.  Set the analog input range as: +/- 10V, i.e. the gain = 1 
2.  Short the A/D channel 0 ( pin 1 of CN3) to ground(GND), and connect the 
TP1(+) and TP2(-) with your DVM. Trim the variable resister VR7 to 
obtain a value as close as possible to 0V. 
3.  Applied a +0V input signal to A/D channel 0, and trim the VR1 to obtain 
reading between 0 to 1. 
4. Applied a +10V input signal to A/D channel 1, and trim the VR2 to obtain 
reading between 2046~2047 (8312) or 32766~32767 (8316). 
5.  Repeat step 3 and step 4, adjust VR2 and VR1. 
6.4 D/A Adjustment 
6.4.1  DA Channel 1 Calibration 
1.  Set JP5 to BI1 (Bipolar for DA Channel 1). 
2.  Connect VDM (+) to CN3.AO1 pin-30 and VDM(-) to CN3.GND pin-29. 
3.  Set DA1 output to 0x8000 
4.  Trim the variable resister VR4 to obtain -10.005V reading in the DVM. 
5.  Set DA1 output to 0x7FF0 
6.  Trim the variable resister VR3 to obtain +10V reading in the DVM. 










