what is the difference between SMART and tipical transmeter ?
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Answer Posted / bhimrao mane
SMART MEANS SINGLE MODULE AUTORANGING TRANSMITTER AND THE
DIFF IS ORDINARY TRANSMITTER SHOUD NOT AUTORANGE MEANS IN 4-
20MA IT NECESSARY CALIBRATE WITH THIS VALU BUT IN SMATR
TRANSMITTER IT WILL AUTO RANGE IN 4-20MA.MEANS IT ATTUNATE
AND TUNE SELF WITH THIS VALU.
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