Any of you Instrument Field Hands ever bench calibrated a Rosemount 2090?

blue collar board please.

Are you supposed to be using your phone while you're out working on the pipes, baw?

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Are you supposed to be using your phone while you're out working on the pipes, baw?

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Im in the shop

Doesn't Rosemount provide a service manual for this?

probably need to find some kind of flush mount adapter. I have ran across those when looking at stuff online but never actually had to deal with that type of process connection.

Do you understand bench calibration?

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Do you understand bench calibration?

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He obviously does not

Use the Range 3 span: Apply 0 psig (vent) for zero trim, then apply exactly 300 psig (or your desired URV if reranged) for upper/span trim.

The transmitter ships standard in psi units, 4–20 mA proportional to 0–300 psig (4 mA at 0 psig, 20 mA at 300 psig).

For best results in pulp/paper service, perform sensor trim at ambient temperature matching installation, and consider a field zero trim post-mounting due to potential mounting effects.

If reranging (e.g., to a narrower span like 0–100 psig), use HART communicator to set new LRV/URV, then trim sensor accordingly—accuracy holds across the range but turndown is limited (typically 3:1 or better).

D/A trim remains identical: Force 4 mA and 20 mA outputs for exact loop calibration.

Get on the floor and walk the dinosaur.

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