Elster TC210 Specification sheet

TC210
Temperature-VolumeCorrectorTC210
OperatingManualandInstallation Instructions
OperatingManual:73018728(a)SWversion:fromV1.00
Issued:02.02.2005 (a)Edition:

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completelyeliminated.Therefore,no guarantee can be given forcompleteness orforthe
content. Also,the manualcannotbe takenasgiving assurancewithregardtoproduct
characteristics.Furthermore,characteristics arealsodescribed initthatareonlyavailable
asoptions.
The rightisreserved tomakechangesinthecourseoftechnicaldevelopment. Wewould
be verygratefulforsuggestionsforimprovement and notification of anyerrors, etc.
Withregardtoextended productliabilitythedataand materialcharacteristics given should
onlybe taken asguidevaluesand mustalways be individuallycheckedandcorrected
whereapplicable.Thisparticularlyapplieswheresafetyaspectsmustbe taken intoac-
count.
Passing thismanualtothirdpartiesand itsduplication,infull orinpart, areonlyallowed
withwritten permission fromELSTERHandelGmbH.
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Contents
ISafetyinformation.............................................................................................6
II Itemssupplied and accessories.......................................................................7
Part 1.........................................................................................................................9
1Brief description..............................................................................................10
1.1 Functionsand performancefeatures....................................................................10
2Operation..........................................................................................................12
2.1 Frontplate............................................................................................................12
2.2 Display..................................................................................................................13
2.2.1 Values...........................................................................................................13
2.2.2 Specialcharacters........................................................................................13
2.2.3 Indicating arrows...........................................................................................14
2.2.4 Keypad..........................................................................................................15
2.3 Userinterfacestructure........................................................................................16
2.3.1 Mainmenu (Userlist)....................................................................................16
2.3.2 Structureof the archive"ARC1" and the submenus"U1" –"U3"..................17
2.4 Changing values...................................................................................................18
2.4.1 Differentiatingbetween values(dataclasses)...............................................18
2.4.2 Entryerrors...................................................................................................19
2.4.3 Exampleof changing values.........................................................................20
2.4.4 Quitting asubmenu orthe archive................................................................21
2.4.5 Exampleofinitiatingfunctions......................................................................22
2.5 Securingthe values(access rights)......................................................................23
2.5.1 Calibration lock.............................................................................................23
2.5.2 Supplier'sand customer'slocks....................................................................23
2.5.3 Supplier'slock: Status, closure, opening, changingthe combination............24
2.5.4 Customer'slock : Status, closure, opening, changing thecombination........27
3Functional description....................................................................................28
3.1 Mainmenu (Userlist)...........................................................................................29
3.2 Archive.................................................................................................................32
3.2.1 Reading outthe archive................................................................................32
3.3 Submenus............................................................................................................33
3.3.1 Statusregister...............................................................................................33
3.3.1.1 Messagesinthe systemstatus(SR.Sy).................................................33
3.3.1.2 Messagesinthe statusregisters1, 2, 5and 6.......................................35
3.3.2 System..........................................................................................................38
3.3.3 Service..........................................................................................................41
4Putting into operation subject to calibration................................................47

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4.1 Setting the parameterson site..............................................................................47
4.2 Checkingthe set values........................................................................................47
4.3 Calibration check..................................................................................................47
4.4 Sealing..................................................................................................................48
4.5 Recalibration.........................................................................................................48
4.6 Seallayout............................................................................................................49
4.6.1 Cableconnectionbycableglands.................................................................49
4.6.2 Cableconnectionusing plugs........................................................................50
Part 2.......................................................................................................................53
5Installation........................................................................................................54
5.1 Fitting toadiaphragmgasmeter ≤G25................................................................54
5.2 Installationsmade directlyontothermowells.........................................................54
5.2.1 Installation procedureforthe deviceversionsItoIV.....................................56
5.3 Cableconnectionand earthing.............................................................................56
5.4 Terminallayout.....................................................................................................57
5.5 Connection of alow-frequency pulsetransmitter(reed contacts).........................58
5.6 Output connections...............................................................................................58
5.6.1 Connecting the negativepole........................................................................58
5.6.2 Connecting the positivepole.........................................................................59
5.7 Setting parametersspecifictothe measuring point..............................................59
5.8 Functionaltesting..................................................................................................59
5.9 Maintenance.........................................................................................................60
5.9.1 Batteryreplacement......................................................................................60
5.9.1.1 Carrying out batteryreplacement............................................................61
Appendix................................................................................................................63
Appendix A Approvals.....................................................................................64
A-1 ECDeclaration of Conformance...........................................................................64
A-2 CertificateforExZone 1.......................................................................................66
Appendix B: Technical data.............................................................................73
B-1 Generaldata(mechanical)....................................................................................73
B-2 Powersupply........................................................................................................73
B-3 Pulse/ signalinputs..............................................................................................73
B-4 Pulseandsignaloutputs.......................................................................................74
B-5 Opticalinterface....................................................................................................75
B-6 Measurement uncertainty......................................................................................75
Appendix C: Data list........................................................................................76
Index.......................................................................................................................78

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ISafetyinformation
F The connectionsoftheTC210arefreelyaccessibleduringsettingup.Inorderto
avoiddamagetothecomponents,makesurethatnoelectrostaticdischarge(ESD)
canoccur.
The personcarryingouttheinstallationcan,forexample,dischargehimself/herselfby
touchingthepotentialequalisationline.
F Toavoiderroneousoperation and problems, the operating manualmust beread
beforeputting the TC210 intooperation.
The TC210 Temperature-VolumeCorrectorfulfilstherequirementsof Category2of the
directive94/9/EC(ATEX)and can be used according toEN1127-1inExZone 1forgases
of GroupIIBand TemperatureClass T4(ignition temperature>135°C, e.g.naturalgas).
ECprototype test certificate,refertoAppendixA-2)
Inthisapplication itisessentialtotakenoteofthe following information:
F Followtheregulationsandstandardsapplicableinthe respectivecountry,e.g.in
GermanyDINEN60079-14(VDE0165Part1)andDINEN50014.
F MakesurethatthelimitsquotedintheECprototype testcertificate(seeAppendixA-
2)forthe devicestobeconnected arenotexceeded.
F Thehousingof theTC210 mustbeeartheddirectlytoapotentialequalisation strip.A
terminalscrewisprovidedforthisonthelefthousingwall.

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II Items supplied and accessories
II-1 Supplieditems
The followingitemsareincluded withtheTC210:
a)Temperature-VolumeCorrectorTC210
b)Dispatchlist
c)Design datasheet
d)OperatingManual
e)Bag of accessories
II-2 Ordering informationand accessories
Designation Orderno.
• TC210 Temperature-VolumeCorrectorinvariousversions(refertoChap-
ter5) 834 52 240
• Mounting plateforfixing directlytothe thermowell ortothethermowell via
abendablearm 730 18477
• Connection pieceforpluggablefixing directlytothe thermowell ortothe
thermowell viaabendablearm 730 13 853
• Connecting pieceR½" forfixingdirectlytothethermowell 730 13 854
• Bendablearmforthermowell M10*1 730 14 250
• Bendablearmforthermowell ¾" 730 14 251
• Batterymodule3.6V/16.5Ah(alsousable:13 Ah) 730 15 774
• Calibration coveringcapfordigitalinputsoroutputs 730 18 474
• TC210 accessorybag 730 18 488

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Part 1
Device descriptionfor
applications subject tocalibration

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1Briefdescription
1.1Functionsandperformancefeatures
Generalremarks:
The TC210 Temperature-VolumeCorrectorisused forthe conversion of the gasvolume
measured intheoperating statebyagasmetertothestandardstate.
Todetermine the measurement conditions, themomentaryvalue ofthe temperatureis
measured. The pressureand gaslawdeviationfactor(K-value)areentered asconstants.
Powersupply:
• Batteryoperation withaservicelifeof uptoeight years.
• Batteryreplacement possiblewithoutloss of dataandwithout violation ofcalibration seals.
• Dataretentionwithout batterysupplydue tointernalEEPROM.
Operatorinterface:
• 12-characterLCD display, descriptionof valueswithshort designations.
• Operationviaakey;specialfunctionsbypressing the keyforatleast twoseconds.
• Restricted programming viakeypadpossible.
• Displayvaluescanbe freelyassignedbyuser.
• Calibration switch(separatelysealed on the device).
• Twouserlocks(supplier'sand customer'slocks)withnumericalcodes.
• Accessrightsforeachindividualvalue can be set separatelyviainterface(withappropriate
rights).
Pulse / signal inputs:
• 2intrinsicallysafepulseinputsforreed contactsortransistorswitches, programmableas
pulseorsignalinputs.
• Maximumcountingfrequency 2Hz.
• Pulsevaluedecadecan beset foreachinput.
• VariouscountersforVband V(maincounter, disturbancequantities, totaliser, adjustable
counter).
• Inputscanbe sealed togetherwithone coveringcap forsecurityundercalibration regula-
tions.
Pulse / signal outputs:
• Twotransistoroutputs,eachfreelyprogrammableasalarm/warning output.
• Pulsedurationadjustableon pitchof 125 ms(max. output frequency:4Hz).
• Eachoutputcan beseparatelysealed and secured underofficialcalibration.

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Datainterface:
• Opticalinterfaceaccording toIEC1107.
Temperaturesensor:
• Pt500 temperaturesensor.
Mechanical details/housing:
• Suitableforwall mounting and meterinstallation (withmounting plates).
• Mounting +deviceinstallation without breaking the calibration seals.
• Ambienttemperaturerange:-30°C...+60°C
(At T<-20°Cit isnot possibletoread thedisplayandsoconvenient operation isonlypos-
sibleusing theWinPADSparameterisation software.)
• Class of protection:IP65, non-condensing atmosphere.
Approvals:
• PTBapproval.
• ExapprovalforuseinExZone 1according toEExibIIBT4.
Archive
• Month-endreadingsofVb,Vandmeansofp,T, Kand C.
• Automaticchangeovertodaylight savingtimecan be set.

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2Operation
2.1Frontplate
Asingle-line display(LCD)with12characters,variousspecialsymbolsandakeyarepro-
videdon thefront plateforoperation.
*
2 sec
ENTER
S.Reg
Archiv
User System Service
TC210
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MadeinGermany
1/m³
bar
online
m³
The displayhasthefollowing displayfeatures:
• Single-linetext displaywith12 characters.
• Ten specialsymbolsinthe topmargin.
• Fourindicating arrowsinthe right margin.
• Atotalof twelveindicating arrowsinthe bottommargin

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2.2Display
2.2.1Values
Identification of the valuesonthe 12-characterdisplayoccursusing abbreviated designa-
tions. Generally, an abbreviated designationconsistsof up tofourletterswhichappearat
the left endof thedisplay.The right-hand eight placesarenormallyusedfordisplaying
numericalvalues.
2.2.2Specialcharacters
The specialcharactersarearranged inthe topmarginof the display.The TC210 doesnot
useallof thespecialcharacters. Inthe following the specialcharactersthat areusedare
described.
_ The valuelocated inthe displayisamean value.
∆Flashesbrieflyat the endof ameasurement cycle.
PROG "PROG"flasheswhen the calibrationlock isopen.
ALARM At leastone statusmessage hasoccurred whichisvalidasan alarm.
Alarmmessagesarecopied intothestatusregisterandareretained here,
even afterrectification ofthe causeof the error, untiltheyaremanually
cleared.
Aflashingcharacter signifiesthatthe relevantstateisstillpresent andthe
relevant message ispresentinthemomentarystatus.
Anon-flashingcharacter signifiesthatthe relevant stateispast, but the
message inthe statusregisterhasnot yet beencleared.
WARN At leastone statusmessage hasoccurred whichisvalidasawarning.
Warning messagesarecopied intothe statusregisterand areretained
here, even afterrectification of the causeof theerror, untiltheyaremanu-
allycleared.
Aflashingcharacter signifiesthatthe relevantstateisstillpresent andthe
relevant message ispresentinthemomentarystatus.
Anon-flashingcharacter signifiesthatthe relevant stateispast, but the
message inthe statusregisterhasnot yet beencleared.
BATT "BATT"flasheswhen the remaining batteryservicelifeisless thanthe set
warning limit (factorysetting: 3months).

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2.2.3Indicatingarrows
1.Units
The arrowslocated intheright marginof the displaypoint tothe relevant physicalunit for
the displayedvalue.
2.Communication
If the arrowinthe bottomrightmarginofthe displaypointsto"online" (→2.1),then adata
transmission isrunning viathe opticalinterface.
3.Uncalibratedvalues
If thearrowinthe bottomrightmarginpointsto"Ù"(→2.1),thenthedisplayedvalue isan
uncalibrated value.
4.Menus
The fiveleft arrowsinthebottommarginonthedisplayareused fororientationand for
betteridentification of therelevant displayedvalue. A"menu heading" of the displaylist
(→2.3)isassigned toeacharrow. Foreachvaluethe relevantassociatedarrowis
switched on (e.g. display TIME ->Arrow"User").
5.Submenu
Allthe right-hand arrowsflashexcept the arrowwhich, ifapplicable,indicatesaunit for
indicating apossiblebranchtoasubmenu (e.g. "Service").
Whenyou areinasubmenu, the arrowsinthebottommarginof thedisplayflash. Excep-
tionsarethe arrowsforthe referencetothe currentdisplaylist andindicationsof anexist-
ing communication oran uncalibrated value.

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2.2.4Keypad
Key Action
• Downwardsmovement withinthecurrentlist: Fromthe end ofthe
list movement isthentothefirst value.
• Changingvalues intheentrymode
Holdpressed
for2seconds
(ENTER)
• Initiatefunctions, e.g. Clearallvolumes=> CLR.V
• Activateentrymode, e.g. cpvalue ofInput1=> CP.I1
• Updatemeasurement
• Openthesubmenu.
• Returnfromasubmenu tothe entryaddressinthe higherlevel
mainmenu.
• Displayofsecondpartofpairedvalues, e.g. standardvolume=>
Vb(predecimalandpost-decimalplaces)

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2.3Userinterface structure
The userinterfaceinthe TC210 isstructured asalist (mainmenu). Fromhereat the ap-
propriateentrypointsitispossibletoskipintothe submenusArchive,Totalstatusregister,
SystemorService.
2.3.1Mainmenu(Userlist)
User
Vb Standardvolume 1
VbT Standardvolume,totalquantity 1
V Actualvolume 1
VT Actualvolume,totalquantity 1
T Temperature
TIME Timeand date 1
P.F Pressurefixedvalue
K.F Gaslawdeviationfactor, fixedvalue
C Conversionfactor
TMIN 2Lowertemperaturealarmlimit
TMAX 2Uppertemperaturealarmlimit
EQIT 2Coefficient1oftemperatureequation
EQ2T 2Coefficient2oftemperatureequation
EQ3T 2Coefficient3oftemperatureequation
ARCH Archive ARC1 3
S.REGOverallstatusregister U1 4
SYS System U2 4
SERV Service U3 4
1Valuessubdivided intotwo (e.g. pre-andpost-decimalplaces). Todisplaythesecond part ofthe value keep
the keypressedforat least two seconds. Press thekeyagaintoskipbacktothe displaylist.
2User-specificvalues, i.e. the usercan setwhichvaluesaredisplayed.
3The archiveisassignedunder"ARC1"(Explanation:seeChapter: 3.2).
4Submenusareassigned under"U1"–"U3"(Explanation: see Chapter: 3.3).

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2.3.2Structureofthearchive "ARC1"andthesubmenus"U1"–"U3"
ARCH (ARC1) 1S.REG(U1)
AONo Blocknumber SR.SY Systemstatusregister
TIME Storagetime-point SR.1 StatusRegister1
Vb Standardvolume SR.2 StatusRegister2
VbT Totaliserstandardvolume SR.5 StatusRegister5
V Actualvolume SR.6 StatusRegister6
VT Totaliseractualvolume
T.MP Temperaturemean
P.MP Pressuremean
C.MP Conversionfactormean
ST.5 Status5
ST.6 Status6
ST.SY Systemstatus
Ev Triggerevent
ER.Ch Checksum
SYS (U2)SERV(U3)
BAT.R Remaining bat.life CLR Clearstatusregister2
MRL.T Meas. rangelowertemperature - Displaytest
MRU.TMeas. rangeuppertemperature
CP.I1 cpvalueInput 1
T.F Temperaturesubstitutevalue CP.I2 cpvalueInput 22
TARG Ambienttemperaturerange CP.O1cpvalueOutput1
Tb Standardtemperature CP.O2cpvalueOutput2
TYP.T Typeoftemperaturesensor SAVE Savealldata2
SN.T Serialno.temperaturesensor BAT.CBatterycapacity2
Pb Standardpressure ST.SLStatussupplier'slock2
ST.CL Statuscustomerlock2 Cod.SSupplier'scode2
Cod.C Customer'scode2 CLR.VClearcounters
VERS Softwareversion FRZ Freeze2
CHK Softwarechecksum CLR.XInitialisedevice2
MCYC3Measurementcycletime Md.O13 ModeforOutput1
DAYb3 Dayboundary SC.O13 SourceOutput1
ADJ.T3 Clockadjustment factor SP.O13 Statuspointer, Output1
STAT3 Momentarystatus
1Basicstructureofan archivedatarecord.
2Quitting thesubmenuat thispoint is not possible(value can be changedviathe keypad).
3User-specificvalues, i.e. the usercan setwhichvaluesaretobe displayed.

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2.4Changingvalues
2.4.1Differentiatingbetweenvalues(dataclasses)
The methodsof entering and changing valuesdifferdependingon thevalue.Theseare
thereforesubdivided intoso-called"dataclasses"(abbreviation: "DC"). Valuesinthesame
dataclass aretreated identicallyduring entry.Aprerequisiteforan entryisthat the lock
assigned tothe valueisopen.
The followingdataclasses(DC)arepresentinthe TC210:
DC
Type Entry, changeusing"ENTER"
1 Displaytest Nochange possible.
2 Function Function isinitiated bypressingthe keyforatleasttwoseconds.
3 Constant Nochange possible.
4 Measurement The valueisupdated bypressing the keyforat least twoseconds.
5 Status Nochange possible.
7 Discretevalue Whenthe keyispressedforatleasttwoseconds, the value can
be changedbyusingthe keytoselectfromalist ofpossibleval-
ues.
8 Permanent
value Nochange ispossibleusingthe keypad onthedevice.
11 Combination Changespossibleon thedevice,but withmasked entry,i.e. only
the charactercurrentlybeingedited isvisible,allothersare
masked out byaminussign.
Withaclosed lock itisopenedon enteringthecorrect combina-
tion.
Withanopen lock, the combination ischangedbythe entry.
12 Counters As"Permanent value" (see above.).
15 Computation
counter Nochange possible.
16 Initialvalue Nochange possible, sometimesbranching toasubmenu.
19 StatusregisterNochange possible.
If avalue isaccommodated inasubmenu,it cannot bechangedindependent ofitsdata
class bythe keypad, sincepressingthe keyforatleasttwominutesthenresultsinbranch-
ing intothesubmenu.

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2.4.2Entryerrors
Entryerrorsareoutput tothe displayifincorrect entriesaremade viathe keypad bythe
operator.
The displayisstructured asfollows:
--xx-- x=Errorcode according tothe followingtable.
Code
Description
01 The archiveisempty, no valuesareavailableyet.
02 The archivevaluecannotbe read.
The archivehaspossiblyjust been opened bythe interfaceforreading out.
04 Parametercannot be changedviathe keypad orisaconstant.
05 Noauthorisation forchanging thevalue.
Tochange the value theappropriatelock must be opened.
07 Incorrect combination:The entered combination (numericalcode)isincorrect and
the lock isnotopened.
11 Entrynot possibledue tospecialsetting orconfiguration.

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2.4.3Exampleofchangingvalues
Adjustablevaluescanbe convenientlychanged viathe opticalinterfaceusing the"Win-
PADS"parameterisation software.Withthe keyon the devicethisisonlypossiblewithre-
strictions. The adjustablevaluesareidentifiedinthe listsof the functionaldescription.
"cpvalueof Input1"istobechanged (shortdesignation: CP.I1).The calibration lock
must be open forthis.
S
E
R
V
6
6
4
4
4
4
C
L
R
0
66
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
C
P.
I
1
1.
0
0
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
C
P.
I
1
1.
0
0
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
C
P.
I
1
0.
1
0
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
Open calibration switch.
(PROG flashes). Usekeyto
access SERVICE submenu
(Rightindicatingarrowsflash)
Press the keyforatleast 2s.
The valueCLR(Clearstatus
register)isdisplayed.(Lower
indicating arrowsflash)
Keep pressingthe keyuntilthe
value CP.I1 isdisplayed.
Press the keyforatleast 2s.
Displayedvalue flashes.
Adecade value (1; 10; 100;
0.01; 0.10)canbe setwiththe
keye.g. 0.01.
Service
Ù
Service
Ù
1/m
3
1/m
3
Service
Ù
Service
Ù
1/m
3
Service
Ù
PROG
PROG
PROG
PROG
PROG
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