Downloads & Tables
Find the necessary tables and information you need right here.
Find the necessary tables and information you need right here.
SensorThis program allows you to convert an entered temperature into various thermoelectric voltages for different thermocouples or resistances for Pt100/1000 or Ni100/1000.
The universal data acquisition program for devices LKM154, DTM3000, DTM4000, DTM5080, and DTM5081.
This program allows you to configure the LKM 105 switch transmitter by entering the switching temperature.
Command set for the various devices.
Program for configuring the LKM625 / LKM626. (Also suitable for modules LKM44x/45x)
The program for configuring the LKM120/121 transmitters.
Download the driver from the manufacturer’s website.
This is a program that converts analog output values (mA or V) from transmitters into the corresponding temperature.
Here you will find the data acquisition program for the wireless system as well as the configuration program for the wireless modules.
Program for programming the LKM145, LKM146, and LKM400.
Program for editing the settings of the DTM4000 and I2C sensors.
Program for configuring the MODBUS parameters of transmitters with MODBUS protocol (LKM447, LKM459, LKM460, LKM461)
Program for configuring the transmitters LKM136, LKM137, LKM436, LKM437.
Program for configuring the thermocouple rail-mount transmitters LKM261/262, LKM281/282, and LKM292.
Program for configuring the head transmitters LKM113/114/148 as well as the rail transmitters LKM263, LKM273, LKM293, LKM264, LKM274, LKM294.
Program for configuring both thermocouple rail-mount transmitters and resistance transmitters within a single interface.
Program for configuring the Climatus room dehumidifier.
Different colors are used for the compensating leads corresponding to the various types of thermocouples. Although there is an international European standard (DIN IEC 485), many cables are still manufactured and used according to national standards. The most important ones are summarized in the following table.
To calculate the temperature from a measured thermoelectric voltage at a reference junction temperature of 0°C, polynomials of up to the 14th order are used. These polynomials are shown in the following table. The polynomials can also be obtained from us as a text file, allowing you to integrate them into your own programs without errors.
