Honeywell EK205 User manual

Quick Reference Guide
Volume conversion device
EK205

2 Quick Reference Guide
Contents
1About this Quick Guide.................................................................................................3
2Display and Operation...................................................................................................3
3Display Tabs and Data Displayed.................................................................................5
Volume Conversion Device EK205
Operating instructions:
73024092
Version:
a
Issue date:
03.03.2017
Software version:
from 1.02
Website:
www.elster-instromet.com

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1 About this Quick Guide
This quick guide gives you an overview about the navigation and all of the displays available
in the Flow Converter EK205. It provides short descriptions of the values displayed in most
of the customer displays and aims to serve as a quick reference guide.
This reference is only a complement of the operating manual of the EK205. Refer to the
operating manual which specifies all of the safety and handling instructions that apply for the
device's area of application.
2 Display and Operation
Operating controls
As an operating element of the EK205, an alphanumerical display and a keyboard on the
front side of the device are available.
Fig. 1: Front plate of the EK205
1
Alphanumerical display
2Arrow key◄
3Arrow key▲
4Arrow key▼
5Arrow key►
6HOME/CLR key combination
7ENTER key combination
8ESC key combination
The alphanumerical display
The display is devided in the following sections and control elements:
Fig 2: Structure of the display
1
data field
each tab displays context specific data like
hyperlinks, counters, measurements,
messages etc.
2current cursor position
3
status bar informs about the
current state of the device and the
battery level
4active tab (
≙
selected display)
5inactive tab (
≙
optional displays)
4 5
2
1
3
4
6
3
1
2
8
7
5

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Functions of the keys
The keys have the following functions:
Key Function
jump to the right to another data list
jump to the second part of a value displayed in two parts
open the relevant submenu
jump down within a data list
jump to the left to another data list
leave a submenu and jump to its start value (one menu level higher)
jump up within a data list
+ By pressing the two keys at the same time, you can execute the ENTER
function regardless of the relevant data class and thereby...
activate the input mode.
open the relevant submenu.
update the relevant measurement value.
+ By pressing the two keys at the same time, you can execute the ESC
function regardless of the relevant data class and thereby...
leave a submenu and jump to its start value (one menu level higher).
cancel an input (the input mode).
+ By pressing the two keys at the same time, you can execute the HOME/CLR
function and thereby
display the Main tab.
initiate a value in the input mode (reset to its start value).
+ By pressing the two keys at the same time, via the context menu
displayed, you can...
display the Main tab.
freeze the current display.
delete the status tab.
+ Display address of the current value.
The Status bar and its symbols
The status bar is displayed in the first row.
Fig. 3: Status bar

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The symbols have the following meaning:
Symbol Meaning
At the top left edge of the display, individual letters are displayed as symbols
for the following messages:
ok. no special messages
A alarm – collective message "any alarm"
p pressure alarm – The gas pressure cannot be measured.
T temperature alarm – the gas temperature cannot be measured
W warning – collective message "any warning"
B battery warning – The battery is nearly empty.
L1certification data log – The certification data log is full.
P calibration lock (programming mode) – The calibration lock is open.
o online – data transmission is ongoing
If one of these letters flashes, the condition thereby indicated is still in place (active). If a
letter is displayed consistently, the indicated status is no longer in place, but needs to be
confirmed.
Frz. display frozen
The values displayed are "frozen" (not up to date). To display the current
values press any key. You trigger the freezing function by pressing the +
key combination.
external power supply
If this symbol appears, the EK205 is being supplied power from an external
unit connected to the terminals.
signal strength of the radio network for the external modem (connected to
the terminals) – only displayed if an external modem is connected and active
charging status of the device battery
3 Display Tabs and Data Displayed
Overview about the Tabs: Main, Cust. Admin, Serv. Crtl.
The display is divided into the following five tabs, whereby Admin and Serv. mainly share
the same submenus:
1If a calibration logbook is available in the device.

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Fig 4: Display tabs with submenus
Tabs “Main”, “Cust.” and “Ctrl.” – in Detail
Main Cust. Ctrl.
Vb volume at base
conditions
Time date and time St.AL administrator lock:
status/close
VmT total volume at
measurement
conditions
Vb volume at base conditions Cod.A enter/change
administrator key
p pressure VmT total volume at
measurement conditions
St.PL calibration lock:
Status/close
T temperature p pressure Menu selection of the display
menu
T temperature Main content of the Main tab
K compressibility ratio factor
C conversion factor
SReg status register (total)
VbMP
↑
maximum measurement
period counter Vb in the
current month
VbDy
↑
maximum daily counter Vb
in the current month
Qb flow rate at base conditions
Qm flow rate at measurement
conditions (actual)

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Tab “Admin” – Overview
Fig 5: Admin tab with submenus 2
2The highlighted displays are described in the section Tab Admin – in Detail of this quick guide, all other displays in the EK205 operating manual.

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Tab Admin – in Detail
In the following tables only the displays and submenus are described in detail which are
highlighted in figure 5. The tabs Admin and Serv. only vary in some submenus.
Admin ...
Admin – User values
Time curr. date and time
total volume...
VbT ... at base conditions
VmT ... at measurement conditions
p pressure
T temperature
K compressibility ratio factor
C conversion factor
VbMPmaximum measurement period counter Vb in the current month
VbDymaximum daily counter Vb in the current month
Admin – Volume
Standard volume

submenu
Admin – Volume – Standard volume
volume at base conditions...
Vb ... undisturbed
VbD ... disturbed
VbT ... total (disturbed + undisturbed)
VbA ... adjustable (disturbed + undisturbed)
Qb flow rate at base conditions
VbLW lower warning limit Vb
VbUW upper warning limit Vb
ScMVb source for monitoring Vb
MdMVb mode monitoring Vb
Synchroniza-
tion Vb

submenu
... – Volume – Standard volume – Synchronization Vb
VbA adjustable volume at base conditions
Vb volume at base conditions
Store adopt values
Time current date and time
TimeX time stamp of the alignment
volume at measurement conditions...
Vb_o ... old value
Vb_n ... new value
Clear reset volume within base conditions

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Admin ...
Actual volume

submenu
Admin – Volume – Actual volume
volume at measurement conditions...
Vm ... undisturbed
VmD ... disturbed
VmT ... total (disturbed + undisturbed)
VmA ... adjustable (disturbed + undisturbed)
Qm flow rate at measurement conditions
VmLW lower warning limit Vm
VmUW upper warning limit Vm
ScMVm source for monitoring Vm
MdMVm mode monitoring Vm
Md.I1 mode for input 1
cp.I1 pulse constant for input 1
Synchroniza-
tion Vm

submenu
... – Volume – Actual volume – Synchronization Vm
VmA adjustable volume at measurement conditions
Vm volume at measurement conditions
Store adopt values
Time current date and time
TimeX time stamp of the alignment
volume at measurement conditions...
Vm_o ... old value
Vm_n ... new value
Clear reset volume within measurement conditions
Admin – Volume conversion
C conversion factor
K compressibility ratio factor
z compressibility factor
Zb compressibility factor at base conditions
p pressure
T temperature
flow rate ...
Qm ... at measurement conditions
Qb ... at base conditions
per measuring
period

submenu
Admin – Volume conversion – per measuring period
K.MPcØ mean value K of current meas. period
K.MPØ mean value K of last meas. period
C.MPcØ mean value C of current meas. period

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Admin ...
C.MPØ mean value C of last meas. period
Mper measurement period
per day

submenu
Admin – Volume conversion – per day
K.DycØ mean value K of current day
K.DyØ mean value K of last day
C.DycØ mean value C of current day
C.DyØ mean value C of last day
DayB day boundary
Parameter
settings

submenu
Admin – Volume conversion – Parameter settings
Md.K compressibility calculation method:
<fixed value | S-GERG-88 | AGA-NX19 | AGA-8 GC1 | AGA-8 GC1,
AGA-NX19-HW | AGA-8 DC92>
K.F inverted compressibility ratio factor, substitute value
pbX pressure at base conditions for gas analysis input
TbX temperature at base conditions for gas analysis input
Ho.b calorific value
CO2 carbon dioxide
H2 hydrogen
Rhob density at base conditions
Admin – Measured values
Pressure

submenu
Admin – Measured values – Pressure
p pressure
pressure ...
p.Mes ... measurement
p.Abs ... absolute measurement
pMin ... lower alarm limit
pMax ... upper alarm limit
p.LW ... lower warning limit
p.UW ... upper warning limit
Md.p ... mode
p.F ... substitute value
p.atm ambient pressure (constant)
pb pressure at base conditions
SNp serial number of pressure sensor
Typ.p type of pressure sensor
pressure measurement range ...
MRL.p ... lower limit

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Admin ...
MRU.p ... upper limit
Temperature

submenu
Admin – Measured values – Temperature
T temperature
temperature ...
T.Mes ... measurement
TMin ... lower alarm limit
TMax ... upper alarm limit
T.LW ... lower warning limit
T.UW ... upper warning limit
Md.T ... mode
T.F ... substitute value
Tb ... at base conditions
SNT serial number of temperature sensor
Typ.T type of temperature sensor
temperature measurement range ...
MRL.T ... lower limit
MRU.T ... upper limit
Admin – Date and time
Time current time
MdTim daylight saving time on/off
TimeZ time zone
Adj.T clock adjustment factor
Mper measurement period
DayB day boundary
Admin – Batteries
Bat.R
remaining battery service life (derived from BatRC)
Save save all data
Bat.C battery capacity
BatRC remaining battery life
Bat.W warning limit for the remaining service life of the device battery
Admin – Identification
Customer

submenu
Admin – Identification – Customer
CuNo customer number
Cust. customer name

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Admin ...
Station

submenu
Admin – Identification – Station
St.No station number
StNam station name
Metering point

submenu
Admin – Identification – Metering point
MPtNo metering point number
MetPt metering point name
ID metering point identification number
Volume
Converter

submenu
Admin – Identification – Volume Converter
Model EK205
SNo serial number of device
Vc-Id identification number applying for all manufacturers
Year year of construction
Apprv approval
CE date of declaration of conformity
Manuf manufacturer
Vers version number of device software
Chk checksum of device software
HW-V. hardware version
Typ.p type of pressure sensor
SNp serial number of pressure sensor
pressure measurement range ...
MRL.p ... lower limit
MRU.p ... upper limit
Typ.T type of temperature sensor
temperature measurement range ...
MRL.T ... lower limit
MRU.T ... upper limit