GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The DATA TECH Model 3312 is a 3-1/2<1igit, digital panel meter. Four
basic units are available, providing either '±'200-millivolt, .±.2-volt, .±20-volt, or
.±.200-volt analog ranges. These units are available for operation from IDO, 115,
and 230 volt ac power sources. See Table 1 for model and assembly numbers.

Table 1. Model and Assembly Nurnbers

Model Assembly Range ac Power
3312-01 548381-100 .±.200mV 115Vac
3312-02 548381-101 .±.2V 115Vac
3312-11 548381-109 .±.20V 115Vac
3312-12 548381-110 .±.200V 115Vac
3312-03 548381-102 .±200mV 100Vac
3312-04 548381-103 .±.2V FS 100Vac
3312-13 548381-111 .±.20V 100Vac
3312-14 548381-112 .±.200V 100Vac
3312-05 548381-104 .±.200mV 230Vac
3312-06 548381-105 .±.2V 230Vac
3312-07 548381-113 .±.20V 230Vac
3312-08 548381-114 .±.200V 230Vac

All model 3312 assemblies include digital input-output lines for those wishing
to obtain BCD data and controi the convert rate. An optional connector kit,
part number 548387-100, includes a connector and fasteners for the input­
output interface.

Special Modifications
Data Tech 's design of the Model 3312 allows for the addition of many special
features not available with standard units. Information on non-standard features
is available from Data Tech and associated representatives. Refer to page 13 for
modifications of equipment related to this manual.
Specifications
ANALOG INPUT
Configuration ...................................... Bipolar
*Bias Current
2V Range ........................... 70nA nom, 250nA max
200mV Range ........................ " 2nA nom, 7nA max
• Other ranlfet! have attenuatora iIolating the input

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Specifications (Continued)
ANALOG INPUT (continued) Specifications (Continued)
*Offset Current
DISPLAY
2V Range ...... " ......... " ...... " .. 3nA nom, 50nA max
Type............................ Sperry 7-segment gas discharge
200mV Range .................. . ..... 0.2nA nom, 2nA max
Input Impedance Number of Digits .............................. 3 full plus "l"
200mV, 2V Range ............................ 1000Mn min Range. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ±1999
20V, 200V Range .................................. 10 Mn Decimal Point .................. 3 positions, extemally selectable
Overvoltage Protection .............. .±.200V max input w/o Oamage Polarity ..................... Automatic, plus and minus displays
ACCURACY (absOlute) at 25 ±loC 90 days ...... ±(O.l% rdg +1 count) Overrange ........................... display flashes at >±1999
WARM-UP TIME ....... No warm-up time required for specified accuracy ENVIRONMENTAL
STAB IL ITY Temperature
Temp Coefficient of FS .................... 50ppm/oC of rdg typ; Opera ting ....... . ............................ 00 to +50 o C
Storage ..................................... -26 0 to +85 0 C
80ppm/ o C max
Temp Coefficient of Zero Offset
Relative Humidity .................................. 80% max
200m V Model .......... . ... . ........... .
0.005% FS/oC typ POWER
0.01 % FS/oC max Input ...................116,100, and 230Vac, ±lO%, 60 - 60Hz
2V, 20V, 200V Model. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.0005% FS/oC typ Power Consumption ................................. 2.5W typ
0.002% FS/oC max DIGITAL OUTPUTS AND CONTROL INPUTS
CaJibration III terval ................................. 3 months Logic ...... . ............ . •.......... TI'L and DTL compatible
CONVERSION Output Drive (TTL unit loads)
Clock . .................. Crystal controlled 5MHz ±0.0004%/oC BCD Data (13 lines) ... , ............................... 5 ea
Mode ........... . ...... Responds to step input in one conversion POLARITY (+) ........................................ 8
cycle independent of previous measurement OVERRANGE ...........................•............ 8
Rate ... . .............. Factory set for 3/s nom; extemally variable PRINT ..... . .. . ...................................... 8
from 3 to 30/s. Also, externally triggerable Input Load (TTL unit loads)
from O to 30/s. EXTERNAL TRIGGER ................................. 4
AC AND NOISE REJECTION EXTERNAL BLANKING ................................ 4
Common Mode Rejection .... . ..... . ............ 80dB, 50 - 60Hz,
w/lkn source unbalance
Common Mode Voltage .... . .............. ±300Vdc or 600Vac
pk-pk max (input floating)
Normal Mode ............................. l8dB at 60Hz nom INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

Mounting (Figure 1)
·Other rangea have attenuatora iwlatine the Input.
The meter is designed for mounting in a 1.682 ±.010 by 3.924 ±.010 inch
panel cutout. To mount, remove the mounting bracket, position the meter in

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the panel eutout, and replar.e the mounting braeket. Do not obstruct the
vent slots on either side of the meter ease. See Figure 2 for dimensions.
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Wiring 9I~
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L _ _ ___ 4.060 _ _ _ _ __
Any of the following eonnectors are suitable for a J1 interfaee. 1- (4671 I (102.91

Masterite - Type 2MC18D/1-2

SAE Advanced Packaging - Type SAC18D/1-2

Greg Electronics - Type 812nO-18DR1H

Data Tech - Part Number 531768-001

*Elco - Type 00-6007-36-980-002

*Cinch - 'rype 251-18-30-160

The eonnector fastens to the rear of the ease using 7/16 ineh long 4-20 self­
tapping screws. See Figure 1.
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Figure 2. Dimensions

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Using Table 2, connect the SHIELD to the SYSTEM GROUND; connect the jumpered to DIGITAL GROUND (logic "O"). Display blanking automatically
source to be measured between ANALOG INPUT HIGH and LOW, and when occurs during thf' time segment allotted to the conversion process. The
applicable, establish the decimal point. ~umper tbe INT ERNAL 1'RIGGER EXTERNAL BLANKING line can either remain unconnected or receive a
logical "1" (+5 volts) for the unblanked state.
output (Jl-E) to .!!te EXTERNAL TRIGGER INPUT (JI-9) when external
controi of conversions is not desired . VARYING INTERNAL TRIGGER RATE
The speed which conversions occur when the INTERNAL TRIGGER output is
Table 2. Input-output Pin Assignments jumpered to the EXTERNAL TRIGGER input is set at the factoryat about
three conversions per second. Up to 30 conversions per second are possible by
Pin Signal Pin Signal shunting resistance between JI-2 and Jl-D . The INTERNAL TRIGGER RATE
is inversely proportional to the shunt value. The likelyhood of display
1 ANALOG INPUT (LOW) A ANALOG INPUT (HI) "Blinking" increases as the INTERNAL TRIGGER RATE is increased. The
2 +5V B GND for Decimal Pt 18.88 INTERNA L TRIGGER signål can be monitored between JI-E and GROUND
2 x 10 1 BCD DIGIT (JI-14).
3 C GND for Decimal Pt 1.888
4 GND for Decimal Pt 188.8 D INT TRIG RATE CONTROL HOLD ON COMMAND OPERATION
5 2 x 100 BCD DIG cr E INT TRIG Output
6 4 x 10 1 BCD DIGIT F
A "O" (GND) on JI-D initiates hold mode; whereby, conversions are termi­
4 x 100 BCD DIGIT
7 1 x 100 BCD DIGIT nated and BCD and display data corresponding to the last conversion remain
H 8 x 100 BCD DIGIT
stored . When hold mode is initiated during a conversion, the stored BCD and
8 PRINT J EXT BLANKING display data correspond to the conversion in progress.
9 EXT 1'RIG Input K ·OVERRANGE
10 8 x Il! 2 BCD DIGIT L 1 x 10 2 BCD DIGIT An ungrounded (open) JI-D returns the unit to free-run mode.
11 1 x 10 1 BCD DIGIT M POLARITY (+)
12 2 x 10 2 BCD DIGIT N 4 x 10 2 BCD DIGIT
Calibration (Figure 3)
13 1 x 10 3 BCD DIGIT P 8 x 10 2 BCD DIGIT
14 DIGITAL GND R SHIELD The accuracy of the meter should be established at 90-day intervals. Accuracy
16 ac POWER INPUT (HI) T ac POWER INPUT (HI) is confirmed when known inputs yield corresponding displays, within specified
18 acPOWERINPUT(RTN) V acPOWERINPUT(RTN) accuracy.

Operation .
[CA",-KiN-]
If the display flashes, an overrange condition exists. Excessive
overrange levels can cause damage to the meter. Remove the
AN ALOG INPUT and determine that any overrange level does not
exceed .±.200 volts.
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DISPLAY BLANKING
The display is inhibited OFF when the EXTERNAL BLANKING line is Figure 3. Calibration Adjustment Locations

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To calibrate, remove the display bezel by inserting a screwdriver in the slot BeD Output Lines (13)
located in the center of the bottom bezel edge. Free the associated retaining The 13 lines labeled BCD DIGIT in Table 3 provide binary·coded-decimallogic
tab with a slight downward prying motion of the screwdriver handle. Pivot the leveIs representative of the ANALOG INPUT . These lines carry valid data of
lower bezel edge outward and upward for the complete removal. Calibrate as the previous conversion when the PRINT line is a logical "O."
follows:

1. Short JI-A to Jl-l (O-volt ANALOG INPUT). OVERRANGE Output Line

The OVERRANGE line is normally a logical "1." The line is a "O" for con­
2. Adjust the zero potentiometer for a 000 and toggling polarity display. versions yielding displays greater than ±.1999.

3. Apply a full scale (1999) input level in place of the short between JI-A POLARITY (+) Output Line
and Jl-l.
The POLARITY (+) line is a logical "I" for positive ANALOG INPUT leve Is
and a logical "O" for negative ANALOG INPUT leveis.
4. Adjust the full scale potentiometer for a 1999 display.

PRINT Output Line (Figure 4)

5. Replace the bezel by augning the retaining tabs in front of their respective
slots and pushing the bezel until these tabs snap in place. The PRINT line is a logical "I" when the other DAT A OUTPUT lines are up­
dating due to a conversion in process. The line is a logical "O" when the OUT­
PUT lines carry valid data. The duration of the "I" levet is proportional to the
NOTE
input level, exclusive of polarity . Therefore, near-zero input leve Is produce
No further instructions are required when the digital input-output very narrow pulse widths.
lines are ~ot used. The units begin operating upon receipt of the
inputs prescribed under "wiring"; if not, refer to the warranty for
proper action.

DIGITAL INPUT-OUTPUT LINES

' - - - - OVERRANGE RESET " ' NEG EOGE - - - - - '

The digi'tal input and output lines are DTL and TTL compatible, with positive PRINTINEGINPUTI ~ [-­

true positive logic levels as follows: PRINTI~INPUTICO ______________________________-J

Logical "I" = +2.4 to +5.5 volts dc 'ho

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DENOTES AREA EtTHER STATE ACCEPTABLE
MAXIMUM CONVE RSION RATE IS 301,
~ OURATION OF " l " LEVEL PROPORTIONAL TO INPUT

Logical "O" = O to 0.4 volts dc

Refer to the specification for specific line load capabilities and requirements. Figure 4. Timing

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 In the case of positive input leveis, the clocking begins when the integration
EXTERNAL TRIGGER Input Line (Figure 4) voltage reaches O volts and continues until the integration voltage reaches
Conversions may be controlled externally. When using an externai trigger the input leve!. As with the negative case, the number of counts entered during
source, connect no jumper between J1-E and Jl-9. Instead, initiate conversions clocking determines the digital output.
via the EXTERNAL TRIGGER input. Figure 4 shows the requirements for
this mode of operation. A failure to adhere to the minimum durations
specified, results in inaccurate conversions. Note that OVER RANG E is reset Functional Block (Figure 6)
back to a "l" with the negative EXTERNAL TRIGGER edge.
The conversion is started with the trigger signal - either generated externally
or by the rate generator. The trigger causes display blanking and inhibits the
DECIMAL POINT CONSIDERATION clocking logic, which in tum generates a counter RESET. The generation of the
When the decimal point is established by externai circuitry, that circuitry
must be capable of withstanding 60 volts when OFF.
1 TRIGGER signal initiates the positive slope from the integrator.

J Note that the comparators each receive the integration waveform as an input.
In one case this waveform is compared to the input leve!. In the other case the
THEORY OF OPERATION waveform is compared to O volts.
Conversion Technique (Figure 5)
The analog-to-<iigital conversion is made by comparing the input levels to an
integrating waveform. In the case of negative inputs, when the integration
vol tage reaches th~ input level, clocking of a counter begins. This clocking is
subsequently sto, .>ed when the integration voltage reaches O volts. The
number of counts entered into the counter during the clocking interval is a
digital repreSentation of the analog input.
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Figure 5. Con version Technique Figure 6. Functional Block Diagram

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The function of the docking logic is to sense the outputs of the comparators
and transmit dock pulses following the first comparator that changes state and
terminate docking when the other comparator changes state. N ote that the
order in which the comparators change state is" determined by the input
polarity . Polarity information is also gathered from this logic.

The number of dock pulses between the comparators changing state is entered
SECTION VI
into the counter. The counter yields BCD data, which is available on the output
lines and decoded for decimal display. " DRAWINGS AND PARTS LISTS

Factory Repair
DATA TECH maintains a factory repair facility. Our trained technicians are GENERAL
available to repair your instruments with a minimum of inconvenience to you . This section contains schematics, layout
Refer to the customer service card inside the back cover for equipment return drawings, and parts lists for model 3312 sub­
instructions. assemblies .

DRAWINGS AND PARTS LIST

Drawing Number Title

548404 Panel Meter, 3-1/2 Digit, Model 3312 (Schematic Diagram)

548350 page 1 Mother Board Assembly. 3-1/2 Digit, Model 3312

648350 H Ref Mother Board Assembly, Parts List

648352 Display Board Assembly. 3·1/2 Digit, Model3312

548352 D Ref Display Board Assembly. Parts List

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Mother Boonl ~mbly
Detcriptton
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Al, InI CkI (200m V) 27014 National Semiconduclor

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631948-001 LM307N

27014 National Semlcooduclor

631968-001 All, A4 inI Ckl
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631369-013 MC7404P SN74D4N

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27014 National Semlc<>oduclor SN7410N
UI359-004 A6lnl Ckl MC7410P
DM7410
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27014 National Semlconduclor MSN7400A
631359-003 A7, AS inI Ck! MC74001'
DM7400N

27014 Nationa1 Semicooducto< 01296 Teualn.trumenla

814951-010 A9, AlO, All, A151n! Ck! SN7490AN
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632042-002 Connec\or Spr!ni Clip

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CA Cap 300pF (200mV) 56289 Spncue

63 !3J8.OO11 IOTCC-VI6

Cl, C2 Cap 470/11', 16V Mlchlcon

632026-003 lU -A16U470

C3 Cap 2200..1', 6.3V Mataualtita Eleclric

632044-019 ECE-A6V22ooL

C4Cap .Obl' 7\690 Cenlnlah

818131-260 00103

C6 Cap .001l;~F 56289 Sprqu. Electric Co.

631338-069 C0238102EI52M

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631338-038 C6Cap lDOpF

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632049-001 CIO Cap . O~F, 5'.\ Enpn_ ComponenuCo

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817274·020 Cll, CI2 Cap 2pF 72136 Elmenco Capacilon
DM-I 6-020
531338-070 CI3, CI6 Cap .0000~F 56289 Spncue Electric Co
30038102G602M

531338-047 CUCap 330pF 56289 S..-. E1ectric Co

C0238102E331M

631338-032 Cl7 Cap 47pF 66289 S _ Electric Co

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