The ITP16 supports a large variety of temperature sensors, such as: 

- RTD
- TC
- Linear signals 0-1 V.

Please refer to the User Guide, Table 2.2 to see all supported sensors.
The way you should connect your sensor to the ITP16 depends ...

Yes, you can do this without any signal converters.

You can connect only one temperature sensor to the ITP16’s input.
But you can connect several ITP16 displays to the common voltage signal of 0-1 V. They should be connected in parallel, and their maximum number herewith depends on the availabl...

The ITP16 needs an auxiliary voltage supply of 24 V DC, so please ensure you have provided it.
If the display still doesn’t function, check if the polarity of the voltage connection is correct.
Check the wiring. A wire may be loose or not con...

First, you should check if the corresponding sensor is set.
To set the corresponding sensor proceed as follows:

- Connect the device to a 24 V DC power supply
- Access the parameter menu: Hold down the PROG button for at least 3 s
- Set the tem...

The temperature display ITP16 requires 24 (10…30) V DC.

You don’t need any software to program the ITP16. The programming is carried out by using three buttons on the ITP16’s cylindrical body.

Yes, you can do this.

You have to specify the required setpoints and select the required control function. For this purpose, proceed as follows:

- Connect the device to a 24 VDC power supply
- Access the parameter menu: Hold down the PROG but...

The scaling is only available for linear voltage signals. If an RTD or a TC sensor is connected, the input signal is scaled by default, and can’t be rescaled. The measurement ranges of all supported sensors are shown in the User Guide, Table 2.2.
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The lower measuring limit (the parameter di.Lo) should be set to 0.
The upper measuring limit (the parameter di.Lo) should be set to 100.
Please note, you can do it only for a linear voltage signal (-50…50 mV or 0-1 V). An input signal from ...