Fluidwell F113-P User manual

F113-P
FLOW RATE MONITOR / TOTALIZER
with high / low alarms, analog and pulse outputs
Signal input flowmeter: pulse, Namur and coil
Signal outputs: 4-20mA ref. flow rate and pulse ref. total
Alarm outputs: maximum four flow rate alarms
Options: Intrinsically Safe, Modbus communication, external reset
F-Series - Field mounted indicators for safe and hazardous areas.
More info: www.fluidwell.com/fseries.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
▪Any responsibility is lapsed if the instructions and procedures as described in this
manual are not followed.
▪LIFE SUPPORT APPLICATIONS: The F113-P is not designed for use in life support
appliances, devices, or systems where malfunction of the product can reasonably be
expected to result in a personal injury. Customers using or selling these products for
use in such applications do so at their own risk and agree to fully indemnify the
manufacturer and supplier for any damages resulting from such improper use or sale.
▪Electro static discharge does inflict irreparable damage to electronics! Before installing
or opening the unit, the installer has to discharge himself by touching a well-grounded
object.
▪This unit must be installed in accordance with the EMC guidelines (Electro Magnetic
Compatibility).
▪Do connect a proper grounding to the metal enclosure as indicated if the F113-P has an
incoming power line which carries a 115-230V AC. The Protective Earth (PE) wire may
never be disconnected or removed.
▪Intrinsic safe applications: follow the instructions as mentioned in Chapter 5 and consult
“Fluidwell F1..-..-XI - Documentation for Intrinsic safety”.
DISPOSAL OF ELECTRONIC WASTE
•The WEEE Directive requires the recycling of disposed electrical and electronic equipment in the
European Union. When the WEEE Directive does not apply to your region, we support its policy
and ask you to be aware on how to dispose of this product.
•The crossed out wheelie bin symbol as illustrated and found on our products tells that this
product shall not be disposed of into the general waste system or into a landfill.
•At the end of its life, equipment shall be disposed of according to the local regulations regarding
waste of the electrical and the electronic equipment.
•Please contact your local dealer, national distributor or the manufacturer’s Technical helpdesk for
information on the product disposal.
SAFETY RULES AND PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
▪The manufacturer accepts no responsibility whatsoever if the following safety rules and
precautions instructions and the procedures as described in this manual are not followed.
▪Modifications of the F113-P implemented without preceding written consent from the
manufacturer, will result in the immediate termination of product liability and warranty period.
▪Mounting, electrical installation, start-up and maintenance of this device may only be carried out
by trained persons authorized by the operator of the facility. Persons must read and understand
this manual before carrying out its instructions.
▪This device may only be operated by persons who are authorized and trained by the operator of
the facility. All instructions in this manual are to be observed.
▪Check the mains voltage and information on the manufacturer's plate before installing the unit.
▪Check all connections, settings and technical specifications of the various peripheral devices
with the F113-P supplied.
▪Open the enclosure only if all leads are free of potential.
▪Never touch the electronic components (ESD sensitivity).
▪Never expose the system to heavier conditions than allowed according the classification of the
enclosure (see manufacture's plate and chapter 4).
▪If the operator detects errors or dangers, or disagrees with the safety precautions taken, then
inform the owner or principal responsible.
▪The local labor and safety laws and regulations must be adhered to.

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ABOUT THE MANUAL
This manual is divided into two main sections:
▪The daily use of the unit is described in chapter 2 "Operation". These instructions are meant for
users.
▪The following chapters and appendices are exclusively meant for electricians/technicians. These
provide a detailed description of all software settings and hardware installation guidance.
This manual describes the standard unit as well as the available options. For additional information,
please contact your supplier.
A hazardous situation may occur if the F113-P is not used for the purpose it was designed for
or is used incorrectly. Please carefully note the information in this manual indicated by the
pictograms:
A "warning !" indicates actions or procedures which, if not performed correctly, may lead to
personal injury, a safety hazard or damage of the F113-P or connected instruments.
A "caution !" indicates actions or procedures which, if not performed correctly, may lead to
personal injury or incorrect functioning of the F113-P or connected instruments.
A "note !" indicates actions or procedures which, if not performed correctly, may indirectly
affect operation or may lead to an instrument response which is not planned.
WARRANTY AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT
For warranty and technical support for your Fluidwell products,
visit our internet site www.fluidwell.com or contact us at [email protected].
Hardware version : 03.01.xx
Software version : 03.03.xx
Manual : FW_F113P_v1901_02_EN.docx
© Copyright 2021 : Fluidwell B.V. - the Netherlands
Information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice. The
manufacturer is not responsible for mistakes in this material or for incidental
damage caused as a direct or indirect result of the delivery, performance or
use of this material.
© All rights reserved. No parts of this publication may be reproduced or used
in any form or by any means without written permission of your supplier.

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CONTENTS MANUAL
Safety instructions...............................................................................................................................3
Disposal of electronic waste................................................................................................................3
Safety rules and precautionary measures...........................................................................................3
About the manual................................................................................................................................4
Warranty and technical support ..........................................................................................................4
Contents manual .................................................................................................................................4
1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................6
1.1. System description ....................................................................................................6
2. Operational.............................................................................................................................7
2.1. Control panel .............................................................................................................7
2.2. Operator information and functions...........................................................................7
3. Configuration ..........................................................................................................................9
3.1. How to program the F113-P......................................................................................9
3.1.1. Setup menu - Settings.............................................................................................11
3.1.2. Explanation of Setup menu 1 - Total.......................................................................12
3.1.3. Explanation of Setup menu 2 - Flow rate ................................................................12
3.1.4. Explanation of Setup menu 3 - Alarm......................................................................13
3.1.5. Explanation of Setup menu 4 - Display ...................................................................13
3.1.6. Explanation of Setup menu 5 - Power management...............................................14
3.1.7. Explanation of Setup menu 6 - Flowmeter ..............................................................14
3.1.8. Explanation of Setup menu 7 - Analog output.........................................................15
3.1.9. Explanation of Setup menu 8 - Relays....................................................................16
3.1.10. Explanation of Setup menu 9 - Communication (option).........................................17
3.1.11. Explanation of Setup menu A - Others....................................................................17
4. Installation ............................................................................................................................18
4.1. General directions....................................................................................................18
4.2. Installation / surrounding conditions........................................................................18
4.3. Dimensions- Enclosure............................................................................................19
4.4. Installing the hardware ............................................................................................21
4.4.1. General installation guidelines.................................................................................21
4.4.2. Protective Earth (PE) connections...........................................................................22
4.4.3. Aluminum enclosure - Field mounted......................................................................23
4.4.4. Aluminum enclosure - Panel mounted.....................................................................23
4.4.5. Plastic (GRP) enclosure ..........................................................................................24
4.4.6. Terminal connectors................................................................................................25
4.4.7. Sensor supply..........................................................................................................25
5. Intrinsically safe applications................................................................................................33
5.1. General information and instructions.......................................................................33
5.1. Terminal connectors Intrinsic safe applications.......................................................35
5.2 Configuration Examples ..........................................................................................37
5.3 Battery replacement instructions .............................................................................39
5.3.1. Safety instructions ...................................................................................................39
5.3.2. Replace the battery (hazardous area).....................................................................39
5.3.3. Disposal of batteries................................................................................................39
6. Maintenance.........................................................................................................................40
6.1. General directions....................................................................................................40
6.2. Repair......................................................................................................................40
6.3. Repair policy............................................................................................................40
Appendix A. Technical specification .......................................................................................41
Appendix B. Problem solving..................................................................................................44
Appendix C. Communication variables...................................................................................45
Appendix D. Declaration of Conformity...................................................................................49
Index of this manual..........................................................................................................................50
List of figures in this manual..............................................................................................................50

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Functions and features
The function of the F113-P is to show the flow rate, the total, the accumulated total and to generate a
scaled pulse according the accumulated total. The F113-P also can monitor the flow rate and generate
the related flow rate alarm signals.
This product has been designed with a focus on:
▪ultra-low power consumption to allow long-life battery powered applications (type PB/PC),
▪intrinsic safety for use in hazardous applications (type XI),
▪several mounting possibilities with aluminum or GRP enclosures for harsh industrial
surroundings;
▪ability to process all types of flowmeter signals,
▪transmitting possibilities with analog / pulse / alarm and communication outputs.
Flowmeter input
This manual describes the unit with a pulse input from the flowmeter. Other versions are available to
process (0)4-20mA signals.
One flowmeter with a passive or active pulse, Namur or sine wave (coil) signal output can be
connected to the F113-P. To power the sensor, several options are available.
Standard outputs
▪Max. four configurable alarm outputs: flow rate alarm, high-, low-, high-high- or low-low-flow rate
alarm. Switched as long as the flow rate is too high or too low.
▪Pulse output to transmit a pulse that represents a totalized quantity as programmed.
▪Linear (0)4-20mA or 0-10V analog output to represent the actual flow rate as programmed. The
(0)4-20mA or 0-10V signal limits can be tuned.
Fig. 1: Typical application
Configuration of the unit
The F113-P is designed for use in many types of applications. For that reason, a setup menu is
available to program the F113-P according to your specific requirements.
The setup includes several important features, such as K-Factors, engineering units, signal
selection, power management (to extend battery life-time), etc. All settings are stored in a non-
volatile memory and therefore kept in the event of a power failure or an exhausted battery.
Display information
The unit has a LCD with (optional) backlight to show the process information, status and alarm messages.
The display refresh rate is programmed in the setup menu. At a key press, the display refresh rate will
switch to FAST for 30 seconds. When 'OFF' is selected, the display goes off after 30 seconds after
the last key press. The display temporarily comes on after a key press.
Options
The following options are available: isolated or active (0)4-20mA / 0-10V analog output, full Modbus
communication RS232/485/TTL (also battery powered), intrinsic safety, mechanical relay or active
output, power- and sensor-supply options, panel -mount, wall-mount and weather-proof enclosures,
flame proof enclosure and LED backlight.

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2. OPERATIONAL
•This device may only be operated by persons who are authorized and trained by the
operator of the facility. All instructions in this manual are to be observed.
•Take careful notice of the "Safety rules, instructions and precautionary measures" in the
front of this manual.
This chapter describes the daily use of the F113-P . This instruction is meant for users / operators.
2.1. CONTROL PANEL
The control panel has three keys. The available keys are:
Fig. 2: Control Panel
Functions of the keys
This key is used to program and save new values or settings.
The PROG/ENTER key is also used to gain access to the setup menu (read
chapter 3).
This key is used to select the accumulated total and the alarm messages.
The SELECT/key is also used to increase a value after the PROG/ENTER key has
been pressed (read chapter 3).
This key is used to reset the total.
The CLEAR/key is also used to select a digit or an option after the PROG/ENTER
key has been pressed (read chapter 3).
2.2. OPERATOR INFORMATION AND FUNCTIONS
In general, the F113-P operates in the operator
mode. The shown information depends on the
settings which are made in the setup menu.
The signal from the connected sensor is processed
by the F113-P in the background, independent from
the selected display refresh rate.
Fig. 3: Process information (typical)
For the Operator, the following functions are available:
▪Display flow rate / total or flow rate
This is the main display information of the F113-P. After the selection of any other information, it
will always return to this main display automatically. Total is shown on the upper line of the
display and flow rate on the bottom line. When selected in the setup menu, the display shows the
flow rate only. When you press the select key, the total shows momentarily.
When "-------" is shown, then the flow rate value is too high to be displayed. The arrows 
indicate the increase/decrease of the flow rate trend.
▪Clear total
The value for total can be reset. To do so, press the CLEAR/key twice. When the key is
pressed once, the text "PUSH CLEAR" is shown. To avoid a reset at this stage, press another
key other than the CLEAR/key or wait for 20 seconds. A reset of the total does not influence
the accumulated total.
Type IB: When a Normally Closed (NC) contact is used, the local clear total function is disabled
and a clear total is only possible with the external reset command.
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▪Display accumulated total
When the SELECT/key is pressed, total and accumulated total are shown. The accumulated
total cannot be reset. The value will count up to 99,999,999,999. The unit and number of
decimals are shown according to the settings for the total.
▪How to program the alarm thresholds
The F113-P can give an alarm message on the display. When set to on, at the same time, the
digital outputs can give a signal for processing by an external device. Note that it is also possible
to set or change the alarm thresholds from the setup menu.
This procedure is applicable to all the alarm thresholds. Only the procedure for ALARM LL is
given. From any operator page, press the SELECT/▲ key, to find the required submenu.
Action
Result
Remark
1
From any operator page,
press the SELECT/key, to
find the submenu: ALARM LL.
•The submenu shows:
ALARM LL.
-
2
Press the PROG/ENTER key
to access the submenu:
ALARM LL.
•The PROGRAM indicator
blinks continuously.
If you wait too long, the
program mode goes off and
changes are not saved, this
is normal behavior.
3
Use the SELECT/key to
increase the digit. Use the
CLEAR/key to go to the
next number.
•The PROGRAM indicator
blinks continuously.
•You can select the
required alarm threshold.
The 0 (zero) in front of the
number will not show when
the setting is saved.
The alarm is only shown on
the display. For an alarm on
an external device, set also
the function of the digital
output.
4
Press the PROG/ENTER key
to confirm the selection.
•The PROGRAM indicator
goes off.
•The selection is saved.
•The display shows the
selected alarm threshold.
If you do not press the
PROG/ENTER key to
confirm, your selection is not
saved.
▪Flow rate alarm
When the actual flow rate is outside the allowed range, the F113-P can give an alarm message
on the display. When set to on, at the same time, the digital outputs can give a signal for
processing by an external device.
The alarm is terminated automatically as soon as the flow rate is within its range again.
▪Low-battery alarm
Only use original batteries. Original batteries can be ordered at the manufacturer.
The use of unapproved batteries will void the warranty.
•
At the end of the battery’s life-time, the
voltage starts to drop. When the voltage
becomes too low, the battery indicator
comes on. When the battery indicator is on,
install a new and fresh battery as soon as
possible.
Fig. 4: Low-battery alarm (typical)
▪Alarm
When the alarm indicator is shown, refer to Appendix B: Problem Solving.
.

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3. CONFIGURATION
This and the following chapters are exclusively meant for electricians and non-operators. In these,
an extensive description of all software settings and hardware connections are provided.
•Mounting, electrical installation, start-up and maintenance of this device may only be
carried out by trained persons authorized by the operator of the facility. Persons must
read and understand this manual before carrying out its instructions.
•This device may only be operated by persons who are authorized and trained by the
operator of the facility. All instructions in this manual are to be observed.
•Make sure, the measuring system is correctly wired up according to the wiring diagrams.
Protection against accidental contact is no longer assured when the enclosure cover is
removed or the panel cabinet has been opened (danger from electrical shock). The
enclosure may only be opened by trained persons authorized by the operator of the
facility.
•Take careful notice of the "Safety rules, instructions and precautionary measures" in the
front of this manual.
The setup menu is used to program the F113-P.
The setup menu is accessible at all times while the F113-P remains fully operational. Be aware that
in this case any change to the settings may have an influence on the operation.
It is possible to prevent access to the setup menu with a password. A password may be
required to enter the setup menu. Without this password, access is denied.
3.1. HOW TO PROGRAM THE F113-P
The setup menu has different
submenus. Each submenu has an
unique number which is shown in
front of the menu name.
Each setting has an unique two-
digit number which is shown in
front of the setting. The first digit
refers to the submenu and the
second digit refers to the setting.
Note that sometimes the name of
the setting is shown on the upper
line of the display.
How to enter the setup menu
When the setup menu is protected by a password, the F113-P asks for a password to access the
setup menu. When in the operator mode, press and hold the PROG/ENTER key for 7 seconds to
access the setup menu.
How to navigate in the setup menu
The setup menu has different submenus to program the F113-P. For navigation, the submenus
and the settings are identified with numbers (for the submenu: e.g. 1; for the setting: e.g. 12.).
The CLEAR/key and the PROG/ENTER key are used for navigation. The explanation
assumes that you are in the submenu TOTAL.
Action
Result
Remark
1
Press the CLEAR/key to
select the next submenu.
•The submenu FLOW
RATE shows
-
2
Press again to go to the
next submenu.
•The submenu DISPLAY
shows.
-
3
Momentarily, press the
PROG/ENTER key to
select the previous
submenu.
•The submenu FLOW
RATE shows
The PROG/ENTER key is
used as a ◄key.
4
Press again to go to the
previous submenu.
•The submenu TOTAL
shows
The PROG/ENTER key is
used as a ◄key.

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The SELECT/key and the CLEAR/key are used for navigation.
The explanation assumes that you are in the submenu TOTAL. When you are:
•in the first setting and you navigate to the previous setting, the F113-P goes back to the related
main menu.
•in the last setting and you navigate to the next setting, the F113-P goes to the related main
menu.
Action
Result
Remark
1
Press the SELECT/key
to select the first setting.
•The setting UNIT shows.
-
2
Press the SELECT/key
again to go to the next
setting.
•The setting DECIMALS
shows.
-
3
Press the CLEAR/key to
select the previous setting.
•The setting UNIT shows.
-
4
Press the CLEAR/key
again to go to the previous
setting.
•The submenu TOTAL
shows
This is normal behavior
because the setting UNIT is
the first setting of the
submenu TOTAL.
How to make a setting
Changes are only saved when you press the PROG/ENTER key.
The explanation assumes that you are in the submenu TOTAL and the setting UNIT. When you do
not want to save the change, wait for approximately 20 seconds or press and hold the
PROG/ENTER key for approximately 3 seconds.
Action
Result
Remark
1
Momentarily, press the
PROG/ENTER key.
•The PROG indicator blinks.
•The engineering unit L shows.
To access the setting.
2
Press the SELECT/key to
select the next engineering
unit.
•The PROG indicator blinks.
•The engineering unit m3shows.
If you wait too long, the
program mode goes off and
changes are not saved, this
is normal behavior.
3
Press the SELECT/key to
select the next engineering
unit.
•The PROG indicator blinks.
•The engineering unit US GAL
shows.
-
4
Press the CLEAR/key to
select the previous
engineering unit
•The PROG indicator blinks.
•The engineering unit m3shows.
-
5
To confirm the changes:
Momentarily, press the
PROG/ENTER key.
•The PROG indicator goes off.
•The change is saved.
•The engineering unit m3shows.
If you do not press the
PROG/ENTER key to
confirm, your selection is not
saved.
To discard the changes:
Press and hold the
PROG/ENTER key for
approximately 3 seconds.
•The PROG indicator goes off.
•The change is discarded.
•The engineering unit L shows.
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3.1.1. SETUP MENU - SETTINGS
1
TOTAL
11
unit
L; m3; kg; lb; GAL; USGAL; bbl; no unit
12
decimals
0000000; 111111.1; 22222.22; 3333.333
13
K-factor:
0.000010 - 9999999
14
decimals K-factor
0 - 6
2
FLOW RATE
21
unit
mL; L; m3; mg; g; kg; ton; gal; bbl; lb; cf; rev; - - - - (no
unit); scf; nm3; nL; p
22
time
/sec; /min; /hour; /day
23
decimals
0000000; 111111.1; 22222.22; 3333.333
24
K-factor
0.000010 - 9,999,999
25
decimals K-factor
0 - 6
26
calculation
per 1 - 255 pulses
27
cut-off
0.1 - 999.9 seconds
3
ALARM
31
flowzero
default; no relay; ignore
32
alarm ll
0000.000 - 9999999
33
alarm lo
0000.000 - 9999999
34
alarm hi
0000.000 - 9999999
35
alarm hh
0000.000 - 9999999
36
delay ll
0.1 - 999.9
37
delay lo
0.1 - 999.9
38
delay hi
0.1 - 999.9
39
delay hh
0.1 - 999.9
4
DISPLAY
41
function
total; rate
42
alarm set
operator; setup; hidden
43
light
0% (off); 20%; 40%; 60%;- 80%; 100% (full brightness)
44
bl alarm
off; on; flash
5
POWER MANAGEMENT
51
LCD new
fast; 1 sec; 3 sec; 15 sec; 30 sec; off
52
battery mode
operational; shelf
6
FLOWMETER
61
signal
npn; npn-lp; reed; reed-lp; pnp; pnp-lp; namur; coil-hi; coil-lo; 8-1 DC;
12 DC; 24 DC
7
ANALOG
71
output
disable; enable
72
rate-min
0000.000 - 9999999
73
rate-max
0000.000 - 9999999
74
cut-off
0.0 - 9.9%
75
tune-min
0 - 9999
76
tune-max
0 - 9999
77
filter
00 - 99
8
RELAYS
81
relay 1
off; lo-lo; lo; hi; hi-hi; all; pulse
82
relay 2
off; lo-lo; lo; hi; hi-hi; all; pulse
83
relay 3
off; lo-lo; lo; hi; hi-hi; all; pulse
84
relay 4
off; lo-lo; lo; hi; hi-hi; all; pulse
85
width
0.001 - 9.999
86
decimals
0.001 - 9
87
amount
0.001 - 9999999
9
COMMUNICATION
91
speed
1200; 2400; 4800; 9600
92
address
1 - 247
93
mode
bus-rtu; bus-asc; off
A
OTHERS
A1
model
F113-P
A2
software version
nn:nn:nn
A3
serial no.
nnnnnnn
A4
password
0000 - 9999
A5
tag-nr
0000000 - 9999999

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3.1.2. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 1 - TOTAL
UNIT
11
This setting is used to select the engineering unit for the indication of the total, the
accumulated total and the pulse output.
When you change the engineering unit, you must recalculate and reprogram
the K-factor for the (accumulated) total. When you recalculate and
reprogram the K-Factor, the history for (accumulated) total is not correct
anymore, because the (accumulated) total is not recalculated. For future
reference, best practice is to make a note of the accumulated total before
you program the recalculated K-Factor.
DECIMALS
12
This setting is used to set the amount of digits behind the decimal point for the
(accumulated) total indication.
K-FACTOR
13
This setting is used to set the K-Factor for the total. With the K-Factor, the
flowmeter pulse signals are converted to a quantity. The K-Factor is based on the
number of pulses generated by the flowmeter per selected engineering unit, for
example m3. A more accurate K-Factor (more decimals, as set in decimals
K-Factor) allows for a more accurate operation of the system.
Example 1: Calculating the K-Factor.
The flowmeter generates 2.4813 pulses per liter and the selected unit is m3. A
cubic meter consists of 1000 liter which gives 2.4813 pulses*1000 liter=2481.3
pulses per m3. So, the K-Factor is 2481.3. Enter for the Flowmeter K-Factor:
24813 and for the flowmeter K-Factor decimals: 1.
Example 2: Calculating the K-Factor.
The flowmeter generates 6.5231 pulses per gallon and the selected engineering
unit is gallons. So, the K-Factor is 6.5231. Enter for the Flowmeter K-Factor:
65231 and for the Flowmeter K-Factor decimals: 4.
When you recalculate and reprogram a new K-Factor, the history for
(accumulated) total is not correct anymore, because the
(accumulated) total is not recalculated. For future reference, best
practice is to make a note of the accumulated total before you
program the recalculated K-Factor.
DECIMALS K-FACTOR
14
This setting is used to set the amount of digits behind the decimal point for the
K-Factor.
3.1.3. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 2 - FLOW RATE
The settings for total and flow rate are entirely separate. In this way, different engineering units can
be used for each e.g. cubic meters for total and liters for flow rate.
UNIT
21
This setting is used to select the engineering unit for the indication of the flow rate.
Alteration of the engineering unit will have consequences for
operator and setup values, they will not be automatically
recalculated to the value of the new selected unit. The K-Factor has
to be adapted as well; the calculation is not done automatically.
TIME
22
This setting is used to set the time unit for the flow rate calculation. Note that the
flow rate is given in engineering unit/time unit, e.g. liters/minute (l/min).
DECIMALS
23
When you change this setting, also recalculate and change the settings
for the analog rate-min and analog rate-max.
K-FACTOR
24
This setting is used to set the amount of digits behind the decimal point for the
flow rate indication.
DECIMALS K-FACTOR
25
This setting is used to set the K-Factor for the flow rate. With the K-Factor, the
flowmeter pulse signals are converted to a quantity. The K-Factor is based on the
number of pulses generated by the flowmeter per selected engineering unit, for
example m3. A more accurate K-Factor (more decimals, as set in decimals
K-Factor) allows for a more accurate operation of the system.

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CALCULATION
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The flow rate is calculated by measuring the time between a number of
pulses, for example 10 pulses. The more pulses the more accurate the
flow rate will be. The maximum value is 255 pulses.
This setting does influence the update interval for the flowrate and thus,
indirectly the update interval of the analog output.. (maximum update
10 times a second). If the output response is too slow, decrease the
number of pulses. For low frequency applications (< 10Hz): do not
program more than 10 pulses, else the update time will be very slow.
For high frequency applications (> 1kHz): do program 50 or more pulses.
CUT-OFF
27
This setting is used to set the threshold for a minimum flow. If during this
time less than XXX-pulses are generated (refer to Calculation), the flow
rate will be shown as zero. The cut-off has to be entered in seconds.
3.1.4. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 3 - ALARM
These settings determine how the flow rate is monitored and how the F113-P will process the alarm
conditions. For the setup of the configurable outputs, refer to setup menu: Relays.
FLOWZERO
31
When the flow rate is zero, then it is possible to ignore or disable the flow
rate monitoring. The following settings can be selected:
DEFAULT: in case of a low-flow rate alarm and zero flow, it will switch
the alarm output and indicate the alarm on the display.
NO RELAY: in case of a low-flow rate alarm and zero flow, it won't switch
the alarm output but will indicate the alarm on the display
only.
IGNORE: in case of a low-flow rate alarm and zero flow, it won't switch
the alarm output and nothing will be indicated on the display.
ALARM LL
32
This setting is used to activate the related alarm condition and to set the
threshold value for a this flow alarm. The setting 0.0 disables this alarm.
ALARM LO
33
This submenu is used to activate the related alarm condition and to set
the threshold value for a this flow alarm. The setting 0.0 disables this
alarm.
ALARM HI
34
This setting is used to activate the related alarm condition and to set the
threshold value for a this flow alarm. The setting 0.0 disables this alarm.
ALARM HH
35
This setting is used to activate the related alarm condition and to set the
threshold value for a this flow alarm. The setting 0.0 disables this alarm.
DELAY LL
36
This setting is used to set a delay time for the related alarm. When the
alarm condition is still valid after the delay time, an alarm is given.
DELAY LO
37
This setting is used to set a delay time for the related alarm. When the
alarm condition is still valid after the delay time, an alarm is given.
DELAY HI
38
This setting is used to set a delay time for the related alarm. When the
alarm condition is still valid after the delay time, an alarm is given.
DELAY HH
39
This setting is used to set a delay time for the related alarm. When the
alarm condition is still valid after the delay time, an alarm is given.
3.1.5. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 4 - DISPLAY
FUNCTION
41
This setting can be set to display total or rate.
•When 'total' is selected, simultaneously, total is shown with the large
digits and flow rate with the smaller digits. When SELECT is pressed,
the accumulated total is shown temporarily.
•When 'rate' is selected, only flow rate will be shown with the large
digits together with its measuring unit. When SELECT is pressed, the
total and the accumulated total are shown temporarily.
ALARM SET
42
This setting is used to determine in which menu you can change the
alarm settings. When programmed for setup menu only, the alarm
settings in the operator menu are read-only.
LIGHT
43
The backlight brightness can be adjusted from 0% (off) to 100% (full
brightness) in steps of 20%.
When the F113-P is only loop powered, the backlight is disabled. An
external power supply is required to supply the backlight.
BL ALARM
44
This setting is used to set the behavior of the backlight (bl) during an alarm
condition.

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3.1.6. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 5 - POWER MANAGEMENT
When used with the internal battery option (type PB/PC), the user can expect reliable measurement
over a long period of time. The F113-P has several smart power management functions to extend
the battery life time significantly. Two of these functions can be set.
LCD NEW
51
The calculation of the display-information influences the power
consumption significantly. When the application does not require a fast
display refresh rate, it is strongly advised to select a slow refresh rate.
Please understand that NO information will be lost; every pulse will be
counted and the output signals will be generated in the normal way.
At a key press, the display refresh rate will switch to FAST for 30
seconds. When 'OFF' is selected, the display goes off after 30 seconds
after the last key press. The display temporarily comes on after a key
press.
Example battery life-time with a coil pick-up:
•1kHz pulse and FAST update: about 2 years;
•1kHz pulse and 1 sec update: about 5 years.
BATTERY MODE
52
The F113-P has two modes: operational or shelf.
After "shelf" has been selected, the F113-P can be stored for several years; it will
not process the sensor signal; the display is switched off but all settings and totals
are stored. In this mode, power consumption is extremely low.
To wake up the F113-p again, press the select/key two times.
3.1.7. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 6 - FLOWMETER
SIGNAL
61
With this setting the type of flowmeter output is selected. The settings with
LP (low-pass) filter are used to apply a build-in noise reduction.
Selections "active pulse" offer a detection level of 50% of the supply
voltage.
TYPE OF SIGNAL
EXPLANATION
RESISTANCE
FREQ./MV
REMARK
NPN
NPN input
100 kΩ pull-up
max.6 kHz.
(open collector)
NPN - LP
NPN with low pass filter
100 kΩ pull-up
max.1.2 kHz.
(open collector)
less sensitive
REED
Reed-switch input
1 MΩ pull-up
max.1.2 kHz.
REED - LP
Reed-with low pass filter
1 MΩ pull-up
max.120 Hz.
Less sensitive
PNP
PNP input
100K pull-down
max.6 kHz.
PNP - LP
PNP with low pass filter
100K pull-down
max.1.2 kHz.
Less sensitive
NAMUR
NAMUR input
820 Ω pull-down
max.4 kHz.
External power
required
COIL-HI
High sensitive coil input
-
min. 20 mVpp
Sensitive for
interference!
COIL-HI (option ZF)
min. 10 mVpp
COIL-HI (option ZG)
min. 5 mVpp
COIL LO
Low sensitive coil input
-
min. 80 mVpp
Normal
sensitivity
8-1 DC
Active pulse input
detection level 8.2V DC
3K9
max.10KHz.
External power
required
12 DC
Active pulse input
detection level 12V DC
4K
max.10KHz.
External power
required
24 DC
Active pulse input
detection level 24V DC
3K
max.10KHz.
External power
required

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3.1.8. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 7 - ANALOG OUTPUT
A linear 4-20mA signal (option AB: 0-20mA or option AU: 0-10V) output signal is generated that
represents the flowrate. The settings for the flow rate influence the analog output directly. The
relationship between the flow rate and the analog output is set with the following settings.
OUTPUT
71
If the analog output is not used, select disable to minimize the power
consumption (e.g. save battery life-time).
Option AP: When a power supply is available but the output is disabled, a
3.5mA signal will be generated.
RATE-MIN
72
Enter here the flow rate at which the output should generate the minimum
signal (0)4mA or 0V - in most applications at zero flow. The number of
decimals shown depend upon setup 23. The engineering units/time (e.g.
L/min) are dependent upon setup 21 and 22.
RATE-MAX
73
Enter here the flow rate at which the output should generate the maximum
signal (20mA or 10V) - in most applications at maximum flow. The number
of decimals shown depend upon setup 23. The engineering units/time
(e.g. L/min) are dependent upon setup 21 and 22.
CUT-OFF
74
To ignore leakage of the flow for example, a low flow cut-off can be set as
a percentage of the full range of 16mA, 20mA or 10V.
When the flow is less than the required rate, the current will be the
minimum signal (0)4mA or 0V.
Example: Calculate the cut-off.
Rate-min: 0L/min [4mA], Rate-max: 100 L/min [16mA], Cut-off: 2%
Required rate [L/min]: (rate-max - rate-min)*cut-off: (100-0)*2%=2.0L/min
Output [mA]: rate-min + (rate-max*cut-off): 4+(16*2%)=4.32mA
TUNE-MIN
75
The (0)4mA or 0V value can be tuned precisely with this setting. The
initial minimum analog output value is (0)4mA or 0V. However, this value
might differ slightly due to ambient influences such as temperature for
example.
Before tuning the signal, make sure that the analog signal is idle
(not used) for any application!
After pressing PROG, the current will be about 4mA (0mA or 0V). The
current can be increased / decreased with the arrow keys and is directly
active. Press ENTER to store the new value.
If required, you can program the analog output 'up-side-down'. The
(0)4mA or 0V represents the maximum flow rate and the 20mA or 10V
represents the minimum flow rate.
TUNE-MAX
76
The 20mA or 10V value can be tuned precisely with this setting. The initial
maximum analog output value is 20mA or 10V However, this value might
differ slightly due to ambient influences such as temperature for example.
Before tuning the signal, make sure that the analog signal is idle
(not used) for any application!
After pressing PROG, the current will be about 20mA or 10V. The current
can be increased / decreased with the arrow keys and is directly active.
Press ENTER to store the new value.
If required, you can program the analog output 'up-side-down'. The
(0)4mA or 0V represents the maximum flow rate and the 20mA or 10V
represents the minimum flow rate.
FILTER
77
This setting is used to stabilize the output signal. With the help of this
digital filter a more stable but less actual representation of the flow rate
can be obtained.
The filter principal is based on three input values: the filter level (01-99),
the last calculated flow rate and the last average value. The higher the
filter level, the longer the response time on a value change will be.

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FILTER VALUE
RESPONSE TIME ON STEP CHANGE OF ANALOG VALUE.TIME IN SECONDS
INFLUENCE
50%
75%
90%
99%
01
filter disabled
filter disabled
filter disabled
filter disabled
02
0.1 sec
0.2 sec
0.4 sec
0.7 sec
03
0.2 sec
0.4 sec
0.6 sec
1.2 sec
05
0.4 sec
0.7 sec
1.1 sec
2.1 sec
10
0.7 sec
1.4 sec
2.2 sec
4.4 sec
20
1.4 sec
2.8 sec
4.5 sec
9.0 sec
30
2.1 sec
4 sec
7 sec
14 sec
50
3.5 sec
7 sec
11 sec
23 sec
75
5.2 sec
10 sec
17 sec
34 sec
99
6.9 sec
14 sec
23 sec
45 sec
3.1.9. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 8 - RELAYS
The outputs are configurable, they can be set to a specific alarm output, a scaled pulse output
according accumulated total or to off (energy saving when not used).
There are four outputs in the submenu, but the amount of outputs can vary due to regulations
or chosen options. Standard, there are three outputs, option XI has only two outputs and
option OS has four outputs.
RELAY 1
81
This setting is used to set the function of related output R1.
Mind that when set to pulse, the output has a maximum frequency of 5Hz
to prevent contact bounce.
For intrinsic safe applications (XI):
The setting in this submenu is overridden by the setting of relay 3.
RELAY 2
82
This setting is used to set the function of related output R2.
Mind that this output has a maximum frequency of 500Hz.
RELAY 3
83
This submenu is used to set the function of related output R3.
Mind that this output has a maximum frequency of 500Hz.
For intrinsic safe applications (XI):
The setting of this output (fast output) is assigned to R1 (option XI has
only two outputs).
RELAY 4
84
Only available for option OS: This submenu is used to set the function of
related output R1. Mind that when set to pulse, the output has a maximum
frequency of 5Hz to prevent contact bounce.
WIDTH
85
The pulse width determines the time that the output will be active; in other
words the pulse duration. Value “zero” will disable the pulse output.
The pulse signal always has a 50% duty cycle, hence the minimum time
between the pulses is equal to the pulse width setting. If the frequency
should go out of range –when the flow rate increases for example –an
internal buffer will be used to “store the missed pulses”: As soon as the
flow rate slows down, the buffer will be “emptied”.
It might be that pulses will be missed due to a buffer-overflow, so it is advised to
program this setting within its range!
DECIMALS
86
This setting is used to set the amount of digits behind the decimal point for the
amount.
AMOUNT
87
A pulse will be generated every time a certain quantity is added to the total. Enter
this quantity here while taking the decimals for pulse into account.

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3.1.10. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU 9 - COMMUNICATION (OPTION)
This product is designed for the connection to a communication network. Products with a
communication option do not include cyber security functions. Fluidwell cannot take any
responsibility for the cyber security, omissions or errors in the communication safety. To maintain a
secure operation, automation and control, it is the sole responsibility of the owner to install and
manage the appropriate safety measures to protect the network, the product and the communication
against any kind of security breaches.
The functions described below deal with hardware that is not part of the standard delivery.
Programming of these functions does not have any effect if this hardware has not been installed.
Consult Appendix C and the Modbus communication protocol description for a detailed explanation.
SPEED
91
This setting is used to set the Baudrate.
ADDRESS
92
This setting is used to set the communication address for the F113-P.
MODE
93
This setting is used to set the Modbus transmission mode. Select OFF to disable
the communication.
3.1.11. EXPLANATION OF SETUP MENU A - OTHERS
For support and maintenance it is important to have information about the characteristics of the F113-P . Your
supplier will ask for this information when support is required.
MODEL
A1
This setting shows the model name.
SOFTWARE VERSION
A2
This setting shows the version number of the firmware (software).
SERIAL NO
A3
This setting shows the serial number.
PASSWORD
A4
This setting is used to set a password (pin code) to limit the access for the
setup menu. Only persons who know the pin code can access the setup
menu. The pin code 0000 disables the pin code to allow for access by any
person.
TAG-NR
A5
This setting is used to set a tag number for the F113-P.

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4. INSTALLATION
4.1. General directions
•Mounting, electrical installation, start-up and maintenance of this device may only be
carried out by trained persons authorized by the operator of the facility. Persons must
read and understand this manual before carrying out its instructions.
•This device may only be operated by persons who are authorized and trained by the
operator of the facility. All instructions in this manual are to be observed.
•Make sure, the measuring system is correctly wired up according to the wiring diagrams.
Protection against accidental contact is no longer assured when the enclosure cover is
removed or the panel cabinet has been opened (danger from electrical shock). The
enclosure may only be opened by trained persons authorized by the operator of the
facility.
•Take careful notice of the "Safety rules, instructions and precautionary measures" at the
front of this manual.
4.2. INSTALLATION / SURROUNDING CONDITIONS
Take the relevant IP classification of the
enclosure into account (see identification plate).
Even an enclosure rated for IP67 / TYPE 4(X)
should NEVER be exposed to strongly varying
(weather) conditions.
When used in very cold surroundings or varying
climatic conditions, inside the instrument case,
take the necessary precautions against moisture.
Mount the F113-P onto a solid structure to avoid
vibrations.
For use in Safe and Hazardous Areas (or Locations), the following conditions apply:
Relative humidity:
< 90% RH
Outdoor use:
suitable for outdoor use
IP and TYPE rating:
IP65 (panel mount), IP67 (field mount) and Type 4X
Supply voltage fluctuation:
As indicated by the supply range (e.g. 10V to 30V),
otherwise +/- 10% unless stated otherwise
Means of protection:
Intrinsically safe:
IS
Ordinary locations:
Class I (PE connected metal enclosure)
Class II (non-metallic enclosure)
Over-voltage category:
II (when supplied from mains)
Pollution degree:
2 (internal environment), 3 (external environment)
Ambient:
Intrinsically safe:
-40 °C to +70 °C, -40 °F to +158 °F
(limited to +50 °C, 122 °F for EPL Da)
Ordinary locations:
-40 °C to +80 °C, -40 °F to +176 °F
Altitude:
up to 2000 m

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4.3. DIMENSIONS- ENCLOSURE
Aluminum and stainless enclosures (where “H” turns to “HS” for stainless, e.g. HA →HSA):
Fig. 5: Aluminum and stainless enclosures –Dimensions
Optionally, metal enclosures are available with a 15 mm, 0.6” deeper rear cover.
75 mm (2.95")
130 mm (5.12") 112 mm (4.40")
120mm(4.72”)
M20 x 1,5
PG9 PG9
30mm 30mm
M20 x 1,5
M16 x 1,5 M16 x 1,5
30mm 30mm
M20 x 1,5
M20 x 1,5 M20 x 1,5
25mm 25mm
1/2"NPT
0.9”
3x 1/2"NPT
0.12" 0.12"
HA
HM
HN
HO
HP
HT
HU
6 x M12
12mm 12mm
24mm24mm
36mm
36mm
14mm17mm
115 mm (4.53”)
HB
29.1 mm (1.15”)
31 mm
(1.22”)
HZ
4x M20 x 1,5
15 15
HV
2323
16
mm
1/2"NPT 1/2"NPT
25mm 25mm
22,5mm
HL
22,5mm22,5mm22,5mm22,5mm
0.9”
15
60mm(2.36”)
98mm(3.86”)

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Fig. 6: GRP enclosures - Dimensions
75 mm (2.95")
130 mm (5.12") 112 mm (4.40")
60 mm (2.36")
120 mm (4.72")
HD
HK
HK back box:
(flat bottom)
HE
HF
HG
HH
D=12mm
12mm 12mm
24mm24mm
36mm
36mm
14mm 17mm
22,5mm
30mm 30mm
D=16mm
D=20mm
0.9"
D=22mm (0.866")
22,5mm
25mm 25mm
D=20mm D=20mm
D=16mm
HC
75 mm (2.95") 118 mm (4.65”)
104 mm (4.09”)
HJ
0.9”
0.12” 0.12”
3x D=22mm (0.866”)
115 mm (4.53”)
98 mm (3.86”)
29.1 mm (1.15”)
31 mm
(1.22”)