Arkon MAGX2 User manual

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List of Contents
1. Introduction..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1. Operating Principle 4
1.2. Applications 4
1.3. Safety Instructions 4
1.4. Unpacking the flowmeter 4
2. Installation....................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1. Remote or Compact 5
2.2. Sensor installation 5
2.3. Dry liner 6
2.4. Installation of the transmitter 7
2.5. Module installation 8
2.6. Cables connections 9
2.7. Potting the remote sensor terminal box for sensor communication module version 7.1. 10
3. MAGX2 Transmitter Unit ........................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1. Main screen 11
3.2. Flowmeter Menu 12
3.3. Info Menu 12
3.4. Display menu 13
3.4.1 Display > Unit Flow.......................................................................................................................................... 13
3.4.2 Display > Unit Volume..................................................................................................................................... 13
3.4.3 Display > Unit Temperature.............................................................................................................................. 13
3.4.4 Display > Language .......................................................................................................................................... 13
3.4.5 Display > Contrast............................................................................................................................................. 13
3.5. User Settings Menu 14
3.5.1 User Setting > Measurement............................................................................................................................. 14
3.5.2 User Setting > Datalogger Interval.................................................................................................................... 14
3.5.3 User Setting > CSV Format .............................................................................................................................. 14
3.5.4 User Setting > Air detector: .............................................................................................................................. 15
3.5.5 User Setting > Air Constant.............................................................................................................................. 15
3.5.6 User Setting > Delete Auxiliary Volume .......................................................................................................... 15
3.5.7 User Setting > Start Delay................................................................................................................................. 15
3.5.8 User Setting > Samples per Avg. ...................................................................................................................... 15
3.5.9 User Setting > Low Flow Cut-off...................................................................................................................... 15
3.5.10 User Setting > Flow Qn................................................................................................................................... 16
3.5.11. User Setting > Invert Flow............................................................................................................................. 16
3.5.12 User Setting > Current Loop........................................................................................................................... 16
3.5.13 User Setting > Voltage Output........................................................................................................................ 17
3.5.14 User Setting > Pulse Output............................................................................................................................ 18
3.5.15 User Setting > Frequency output..................................................................................................................... 21
3.5.16 User Setting > Load Default Settings.............................................................................................................. 22
3.5.17 User Setting > Date Setting............................................................................................................................. 22
3.5.18 User Setting > Time Setting............................................................................................................................ 22
3.5.19 User Setting > Password Setup ....................................................................................................................... 22
3.5.20 User Setting > Modbus.................................................................................................................................... 22
3.5.21 User Setting > Electrode Cleaning.................................................................................................................. 23
3.5.22. User Setting > Totalizer Cycling.................................................................................................................... 24
3.5.23 User Setting > GSM Settings .......................................................................................................................... 24
3.6. Service Settings Menu 26
3.6.1 Service Settings > Error delete.......................................................................................................................... 26
3.6.2 Service Setting > OK delete.............................................................................................................................. 26
3.6.3 Service Setting > Delete volume –.................................................................................................................... 26
3.6.4 Service Setting > Delete volume +.................................................................................................................... 26
3.6.5 Service Setting > Delete volume total............................................................................................................... 26
3.6.6 Service Setting > Flow Simulation.................................................................................................................... 27
3.6.7 Service Setting > Simulated Flow..................................................................................................................... 27

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3.7. Factory Settings Menu 27
3.8. Authorize Menu 27
4. Modules..........................................................................................................................................................................28
4.1. Power Supply Module 28
4.2. Datalogger 29
4.3. Module positioning 29
4.4. USB Module 29
4.5. RS485 Module 31
4.6. RS232 Module 32
4.7. TCP/IP Module 33
4.8. BLUETOOTH Module 34
4.9. GSM SMS Module 35
4.10. GPRS Module 36
4.11. Current Loop Output Module 37
4.12. V-Out Module 38
4.13. Pulse output 39
5. Maintenance..................................................................................................................................................................40
5.1. Self –cleaning electrodes 40
6. Liner and electrode selection .......................................................................................................................................41
7. Flowmeter Dimensions .................................................................................................................................................42
8. How to order your MAGX2.........................................................................................................................................44
9. MAGX2 Error Code Table .......................................................................................................................................... 46
10. Appendix......................................................................................................................................................................47
10.1. CE requirements 47
10.2. Warranty 47
10.3. Contact 47

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1. Introduction
1.1. Operating Principle
The measurement is based on the principle of Faraday‘s law on electromagnetic
induction in which an electric voltage is induced in an electrically conductive body
that moves in a magnetic field.
Liquid flows through a tube in the direction of the magnetic field. Liquid with a
certain minimum electrical conductivity induces a voltage which is detected by two
electrodes located in a 90 degree angle from the magnetic field and the flow
direction.
1.2. Applications
Water / waste
water
Chemical
industry
Food industry Power
engineering
Agriculture
Effluent
Industry
1.3. Safety Instructions
Please read this manual carefully before using the product.
Keep this manual for future reference. Arkon Flow Systems, s.r.o will not be liable for any
damage caused by improper use of the product or its accessories.
If the device is used any different way than is specified, the electric protection may be disrupted.
The MAGX2 flow converter - flow-meter must not be mounted in explosive hazardous areas.
1.4. Unpacking the flowmeter
While unpacking the flowmeter, conduct a visual check of the
flowmeter upon receipt to make sure the product has not been damaged
during transport.
Check the completeness of the package. In case of any problem,
contact the Arkon sales department without delay.
oFlowmeter
oCables
oCD ROM+ Manual
oMounting kit

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2. Installation
2.1. Remote or Compact
Any MAGX2 flowmeter can be delivered in two versions; Compact with IP67 or
Remote. The compact version has the transmitter unit connected directly to the
sensor body. This version does not require any further mounting or installation of
the transmitter.
The remote version has a separated transmitter. It is connected to the sensor
with a cable. The cable entry into the sensor is protected by a junction box,
which can be potted to IP68 (page 10).
The cable entry on the transmitter side is through a M16x1.5 gland.
The cable type used for the connection between sensor and transmitter for remote versions: UNITRONIC®
LiYCY (TP) 0035 830, 2x2x0.5
The MAGX2 is equipped with an electronic board located inside the sensor neck. This board sends a digital
signal to the transmitter, unlike traditional flowmeters, which send an analogue signal. This allows the
MAGX2 to carry its signal over much longer distances than conventional flowmeters; up to 500m is
possible.
2.2. Sensor installation
Sensor dimensions can be found on page 42
Proper sensor installation is extremely important in order for your flowmeter to work correctly. Below, you
will find minimum sensor installation requirements that need to be respected at all time.
Sensor
installation
requirements:

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All MAGX2 sensors are supplied with 2 built in earthing electrodes which is sufficient for all applications
with metal pipes and tanks. However on applications where all pipes and tanks are manufactured from
plastic, it is recommended that earthing rings are also installed to ensure the maximum resistance of the
sensor to earth is <1 ohm.
2.3. Dry liner
Flowmeters with a Hard Rubber liner can show incorrect readings during the first 2-3 days after installation.
This is due to the fact that the time needed for transport and the time before installation is long enough for
the liner to dry out, and thus it changes shape/size. This change, in effect, affects reading accuracy. Simply
be keeping the meter wet, this problem solve itself within 2-3 days and no other action is required at all.
Sensor grounding with earthing rings
Plastic Pipe
Steel Pipe

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2.4. Installation of the transmitter
In case of a compact flowmeter version, the transmitter will need no further installation, and should be
ready for use. In case of a remote version, the following 4 steps are necessary.
Mount the transmitter to a wall, panel, or DIN-rail.
Wall mounting:
DIN-rail mounting:
Panel mounting:
Connect the transmitter to the signal cable from the sensor. To do this, first open the transmitter housing
by disconnecting the two parts of the transmitter housing with the metal “key” that is provided with the
meter
After the meter is opened, pull the signal cable through the cable gland on the bottom of the transmitter
housing (see page 5).Connect the connector at the end of the signal cable from the sensor to the
transmitter circuit board.
Electrical installation should only be done by a qualified person. Standard safety
regulations for hazardous electrical installations have to be respected.
The electronics
have to be
protected against
direct sunlight and
high temperatures!
The transmitter
housing should be
exposed to minimal
mechanical strain
only (max. 1kg)!

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Connect the transmitter to network power.
The customer is assumed to supply its own network power supply cable (90-250VAC, 24VDC or 12VDC,
depending on the type of power supply ordered with the flowmeter). Before connecting to network power,
the cable needs to be properly connected to the transmitter.
First pull the cable end through one of the cable glands (ideally the first on the left looking at the transmitter
housing from the back-side) on the bottom of the transmitter.
Recommend 3x1mm round crosscut cable.
After connecting the power cable, close the housing and connect the cable to network power. This will
make the flowmeter switch on.
Set up the transmitter for use.
You are now ready to start using your flowmeter or to customize its settings as per your requirements. For
example;
- Set-up the measurement unit of flow-rate displayed, e.g. m3/hr.
- Set up of the unit for the volume displayed. For all volume counters this same unit will be used.
2.5. Module installation
- Always check if the module does not have a bent or
broken pin, before placing it in the correct module slot of
the MAGX2 motherboard.
- Always make sure you place the module in the
correct slot of the motherboard! The name that is written
on the module itself has to match the name written next
to the slot. Placing the module in an incorrect slot can
cause damage to the module and the motherboard,
and has to be avoided by careful module installation!
-Check whether you are placing the module in the
correct position. It does matter how you turn the module
to fit the slot! The white line around the actual slot on the
motherboard indicates the correct position of installation.
The bevelled corner should be your point of orientation
(note the picture below).
- Now you can place the module in its slot:
Correct installation Incorrect installations
Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with network power to the
meter switched off.
The
RS232
Module is
placed in a
different
slot
The
RS232
Module is
placed in
the correct
slot, but
with the
bevelled
corner in
the wrong
direction.

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2.6. Cables connections
The following diagrams show the connections of the cables between sensor and transmitter.
Sensor communication module version 7.1
Use this cable connection only for “sensor to
transmitter communication module - version 7.1”.
Sensor communication module version 8.0
Use this cable connection only for “sensor to
transmitter communication module – version 8.0”.
“Please note that in different versions of the transmitter, 2 types of connections can be
used. Theses are, 1 x 4-pin connector instead of a 2 x 2-pin connector as shown in the
picture.”

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2.7. Potting the remote sensor terminal box for sensor communication module
version 7.1.
For sensor communication module version 8.0 flowmeter sensor are delivered with IP68 from factory.
For sensor communication module version 7.1, to guarantee IP68 protection of the sensor, it is necessary
to pot the sensor terminal box properly. The proper way to do this is described below:
Plug the connectors into the sensor (white and green wire adjacent).
Screw the small terminal box to the sensor neck (4 screws).
Fill the terminal box completely with silicone, by squeezing it through the opening on top of the
box.
Close the small terminal box with the sealing screw.

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3. MAGX2 Transmitter Unit
Module Name: Module Short Name:
Symbol:
Ordering Code:
MAGX2 Transmitter Unit Transmitter “MAGX2 Transmitter Unit”
The MAGX2 Transmitter unit is the main part of the flowmeter. It consists of the MAGX2 motherboard, a
graphical display, touch-button controls and a transmitter housing.
Through the display and with help of the touch buttons, you can go through the various menu’s for data
reading, configuration and setup of your flowmeter.
The following symbols are used in this manual and on the flowmeter display.
 ENTER LEFT
Esc  Selection menu
Back Key-lock
 DOWN Electrode cleaning
RIGHT D Demo mode
 UP SD card present
Touch-buttons are working on capacitance principle therefore
any conductive material close to button's area will cause button
press. Even water can do it so it is strongly recommended to use
key-lock when any presence of water is expected. 30 seconds
after turning the flowmeter on, touch-buttons autocalibration is
started so function of the touch-buttons may be unstable.
The MAGX2 transmitter has a key-lock possibility. You can lock
touch-buttons by touching the Esc key first followed by the Enter
key within one second. This will lock the flowmeter and there will
be a lock symbol on display.
Touching the buttons will have no effect on flowmeters function.
To unlock buttons touch the buttons same way as for locking.
If flowmeter is in cleaning electrode there is a lightning symbol
on display.
Upon starting the flowmeter, you will automatically see the main
screen of the menu.
If transmitter is switched off from power supply longer than 3
months, output settings may be lost.
3.1. Main screen
Total Volume
This is the total volume counter; the sum of all historical flows for a
particular flowmeter. The user is not able to zero this counter without use
of the service password. Direction of flow is ignored for this counter
(negative flow is calculated the same way as positive flow).
Positive Volume
This counter is only credited when the measured medium is flowing in
the chosen positive direction. In case the flow is 0, or if it is flowing in the
opposite (negative) direction, the number on the counter remains the
same.
Negative Volume
This counter works the same way as the positive volume counter, yet in
the opposite direction. In case the flow is 0, or flowing in the designated
positive direction, the number on this counter will remain the same.

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Auxiliary Volume
This is a 2nd total volume counter. It works the same as the Total Volume
positive counter, yet with the only difference being that it can be reset to 0 at
any time, with User Settings password.
Temperature
This item is a temperature indication for the measured medium.
You can cycle through these 5 indication screens by pressing the up and
down buttons on the transmitter.
It is possible to change the number
of decimal digits of the actual flow
displayed in the main screen:
decimal numbers -->
By using the  buttons.
If value of any Volume counter higher than 4 000 000 m3, than value of Volume show only in m3
unit. If value of any Volume counter higher than 999 999 999 m3, then this Volume will be reset
to 0
3.2. Flowmeter Menu
After pressing the enter button you get to into the root-menu.
From here, you can chose any of the sub-menu’s displayed in
the picture on the right.
Navigate with  and select your choice with .
3.3. Info Menu
Date This item shows the current date according to the transmitter’s setup. It can be
changed in the User Settings menu.
Unit No. Displays the serial number of the motherboard. This number is allocated during
production by the manufacturer.
Sensor Unit No. Displays the serial number of the sensor. This number is allocated during production
by the manufacturer. This item is working with sensor v.8 and newer.
Error (min) The number of minutes the device was not measuring because of errors.
OK (min) The number of minutes that the device measured correctly.
Diameter This item shows the nominal sensor diameter that is currently configured for the
given flowmeter.
Flow Qn Here, the flowmeter displays the predicted nominal flow. Values can be changed
under User Settings.
Firmware No. This shows the current firmware version.
Actual Error This shows all actual errors. (see chapter 9)
Power frequency Identifies the network power supply frequency.
SD card present Shows if the SD card is inserted in the flowmeter.
GSM module
present Shows if the GPRS module is inserted in the flowmeter.
GPRS IP address Displays IP address of GPRS module.
GSM Signal Signal strength of the GSM SMS Module.
GPRS module
present Shows if the GPRS module is inserted in the flowmeter.

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3.4. Display menu
3.4.1 Display > Unit Flow
Setup of the displayed measurement unit for current
flow.
UKG / min UK gallon per minute
USG / min US gallon per minute
m3 / h Cubic meters per hour
l / min Litres per minute
l / s Litres per second
(item selection  confirm , selection identification back )
3.4.2 Display > Unit Volume
Setup of the displayed measurement unit for total flow.
UKG UK gallon
USG US gallon
m3 Cubic meter
l Litre
(item selection  confirm , selection identification back )
3.4.3 Display > Unit Temperature
Setup of the displayed measurement unit of
temperature indication.
C Degrees Celsius
F Degrees Fahrenheit
(item selection  confirm , selection identification  back )
3.4.4 Display > Language
Setup of the language for flowmeter menu
ENG English
SPA Spanish
(item selection  confirm , selection identification  back )
3.4.5 Display > Contrast
Contrast of the display setup.
Possible range: 0 – 100 %
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Value setting


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.

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3.5. User Settings Menu
3.5.1 User Setting > Measurement
This option allows selecting flow measurement to be on or off.
RUN The device is measuring, the totalizers are active.
STOP The display will show a value, yet the totalizers
are off.
(item selection  confirm , selection identification  back )
3.5.2 User Setting > Datalogger Interval
This option allows select how often will be totalizers saved
on SD card
OFF Totalizer is not used (SD card not necessary)
1 minute
5 minutes
10 minutes
15 minutes
30 minutes
1 hour
2 hours
6 hours
12 hours
24 hours
The interval of saving totalizers. SD card
needed.
(item selection  confirm , selection identification  back )
While there is an error “SD card not inserted” or “SD Open file” active and the user plugs
in the SD card, error will disapear after next write to the datalogger. It is recommended to setup the
datalogger interval again or restart the flowmeter after every SD card plug
To enter the User Settings menu, it is necessary to enter the user password. The default factory setting is
1111. See page 22 for user password settings.
3.5.3
User Setting > CSV Format
This option allows selecting separator between each data in
datalogger
Comma (,) Select comma
Semicolon (;) Select semi-colon
(item selection  confirm , selection identification back )

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3.5.5 User Setting > Air Constant
Constant value to determine the Empty Pipe detection limit.
Possible range: 0.000 – 0.999
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Value setting


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
3.5.6 User Setting > Delete Auxiliary Volume
This function serves to zero the auxiliary flow totalizer.
  No change
 Zero the auxiliary totalizer
(item selection   confirm , back )
3.5.7 User Setting > Start Delay
Time delay for the flowmeter where it, after switching on, will
not request measurement data from the sensor.
Possible range: 0 – 120 s
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Value setting


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
3.5.1.
3.5.8 User Setting > Samples per Avg.
The number of samples that the flowmeter will use for
calculation of its displayed average flow value/time unit.
Possible range: 1-120 samples/avg
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Value setting


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
3.5.9 User Setting > Low Flow Cut-off
This function serves to set the minimum flow the flowmeter
will react on.
 Back with no change
 Value setting


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
(item selection  confirm selection identification back )
3.5.4
User Setting >
Air detector:
This option allows selecting empty pipe check (air detector)
to be on or off.
ON The detector is active
OFF The detector is switched off
(item selection  confirm , selection identification back )

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3.5.10 User Setting > Flow Qn
This function serves to setup the nominal flow-rate.
Possible range: 0 – 36000 m3/h
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Value setting


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
3.5.11. User Setting > Invert Flow
This function serves to change the definition of flow direction.
 Back with no change
 Choice selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
(item selection  confirm selection identification back )
User Setting > Current Loop > Settings Signal
This function serves to select which signal the output should be
giving.
 Back with no change
 Choice selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
Flow + Output: 10mA for any positive flow.
Flow - Output: 10mA for any negative flow.
Error Output: 10mA, for any error identified by the
device. The signal can be cancelled by
pressing any push button on the flowmeter.
Air Detect Output: 10mA, during air detection (empty
pipe).
Fixed Output: fixed output of 10mA
Direct Driving Output: Direct Driving – setup is below
OFF Output: fixed output of 4mA
User Setting > Current Loop > Direct Driving
This function serves to set flow values in relation to current output.
Possible range: 0.000 – 36000 m3/h, 4 – 20mA
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Change of value


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
Flow
min.-max Setup of measurement flow-range (only positive
values)
Current
min.-max Setup of the current output range, corresponding to the actual flow-rate within the given
range.
3.5.12
User Setting >
Current Loop
 Back with no change
 Item selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.

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When changing an item for the current
loop output, all settings for the voltage
output are to be changed, to make
sure there will be no signal conflict at
the output port. The output that is not used has
to be switched off (Settings – Signal – OFF).
User Setting > Current Loop > Calibration
This function serves to modify current loop output signal.
Possible range: 4 – 20mA, 0.5000 – 1.5000
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Change of value


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
Calibration
point 1,2 Setup of calibration point 1, 2. First point must be less than second point.
Calibration
constant 1,2 Setup of calibration constant for first and for second calibration point.
Formula for calibration constant calculation:
Expected value: 6 mA, Measured value: 6.1 mA
Calibration point one: 6mA
Calibration constant one = = 0.9836
Expected value: 18 mA, Measured value: 17.9 mA
Calibration point two: 18mA
Calibration constant two = = 1.0056
3.5.13 User Setting > Voltage Output
 Back with no change
 Item selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to
memory.
User Setting > Voltage Output > Settings Signal
This function serves to select which signal the output should be
giving.
 Back with no change
 Item selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
Flow + Output: 5V for any positive flow.
Flow - Output: 5V for any negative flow.
Error
Air Detect
Fixed
Direct Driving
OFF
Output: 5V, for any error identified by the
device. The signal can be cancelled by
pressing any push button on the flowmeter.
Output: 5V, during air detection (empty pipe).
Fixed output of 5V
Output: Direct Driving – setup is below
Output is OFF (0V).
min
max
max
min
Flow
Current
6
6.1
18
17.9
min max
max
min
Flow
Current before
after

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User Setting > Voltage Output > Direct Driving
This function serves to set flow values in relation to voltage
output. Possible range: 0.000 – 36000 m3/h, 0 – 10V
 Back with no change
 Selection of digit position
 Change of value


 Confirmation of setup and saving to
memory.
Flow
min.-max Setup of measurement flow-range (only positive values)
Voltage min.-
max Setup of the voltage output range, corresponding to the actual flow-rate within the
given range.
When changing an item for the Voltage output,
all settings for the current output are to be
changed, to make sure there will be no signal
conflict at the output port. The output that is not used
has to be switched off (Settings – Signal – OFF).
3.5.14 User Setting > Pulse Output
RE1 & RE2
RE3 & RE4
 Back with no change
 Item selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to
memory.
User Setting > Pulse Output > RE1 & RE2
RE1 function
RE2 function
Comparator Settings
 Back with no change
 Item selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
User Setting > Pulse Output > RE1 & RE2 > RE1 (RE2) function
This function serves to select which signal the output should be giving. The relays are independent to
each other.
Back with no change
 Item selection


Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
OFF Output: OFF, fixed status signal
Fixed Output: ON, fixed status signal
Flow + Output: ON, for any positive flow
Flow - Output: ON, for any negative flow
Error Output: ON, for any error identified by the
device. The signal can be cancelled by
pressing any push button on the flowmeter.
Air Detect Output: ON, during air detection (empty pipe).
Comparator
On In Output: ON, if the actual flow-rate is within the
given range (can be set under Comparator
Flow).
min
max
max
min
Flow
Voltage

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Comparator
On Out Output: ON, if the actual flow-rate is outside
the given range (can be set under Comparator
Flow).
Comparator
On<F
1
Output: ON, if the actual flow flow-rate is
smaller than the value set as “Flow1” (can be
set under Comparator Flow).
Comparator
On>F
1
Output: ON, if the actual flow-rate is bigger
than the value set as “Flow1” (can be set
under Comparator Flow).
On In:
On Out:
On > F1:
On < F1:
User Setting > Pulse Output > RE1 & RE2 > Comparator Settings
Possible range: 0.000 – 36000 m3/h, 0.000 – 36000 m3/h
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 Selection of digit position
 Change of value


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
Flow 1, 2 This function serves to configure the flow-range
for the Comparator Mode. Flow 1 < Flow 2.
Hysteresis Setup of hysteresis for the Comparator Mode.
User Setting > Pulse Output > RE3 & RE4
RE3 function
RE4 function
Volume Plus
Volume Minus
Dose (Batch)
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 Item selection


 Confirmation of setup and saving to memory.
ON
OF
F
F
1
F
1
+ H
1
F
2
– H
2
F
2
ON
OFF
F
1
F
1
+ H
1
F
2
F
2
– H
2
ON
OFF
F
1
F
1
+ H
1
ON
OFF
F
1
F
1
+ H
1