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Electromagnetic Flow Meter

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Contents
1. Overview ...................................................................................................................................4
2. Appearance and size of the product .........................................................................................4
2.1 Appearance of the product .................................................................................................4
2.2 Size of the product ..............................................................................................................4
3. Technical Specification..............................................................................................................5
4. Installation.................................................................................................................................5
5. Wiring........................................................................................................................................7
6. Operation ..................................................................................................................................8
6.1 The Operation of Display version ........................................................................................8
6.2 The Operation of Blind version .........................................................................................17
Appendix 1: MODBUS RTU Protocol Version V1.8.3 .......................................................................18

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Ultra-low flow electromagnetic flowmeter
1. Overview
The ultra-low flow electromagnetic flowmeter is designed with the latest integrated
circuit, signal processing technology and sensor manufacturing process, and is specially used
for ultra-low diameter and small flow measurement. The product caliber range includes 3mm,
6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 15mm and 20mm, etc. It can be used in many fields such as chemical,
food, medical, environmental protection and so on.
2. Appearance and size of the product
2.1 Appearance of the product
There are two versions: Display and Blind as shown in Fig. 2.1.
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Fig. 2.1 Photograph
2.2 Size of the product
The basic structure of the compact magmeter is given in Fig. 2.2

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Fig. 2.2 Structure
3. Technical Specification
-Size: DN3，6, 8, 10，15，20mm（Can be customized） -
Velocity range: 0.01m/s – 10 m/s
-Accuracy:±0.5%ofRS(Velocity>0.6m/s)or±3mm/s(Velocity≤0.6m/s)
-Repeatability: 1/3 of accuracy
-Temperature: PT1000, 0.1℃resolution
-Media Conductivity: 20 ms/cm
-Measuring Direction: Bi-directional measurement
-Max Working Pressure: 1.0MPa
-Max Working Temperature: 60℃for PE liner, 90℃for PEEK or Ceramic liner
-Liner: PE, PEEK, Ceramic
-Electrodes: SS316L or HC
-Enclosure: Aluminum, IP65 for Blind version
-Connection: G1/2 or NPT 1/2
-Powersupply:24VDC,≤100mA
-LCD display: flow rate and total flow
-Analog output: 4 – 20mA
-Pulse output: 0 – 5K Hz
-Relay Output: optional, 1 Relay 2A/30VDC
-RS485 MODBUS: Optional for Display version, Standard for Blind version
4. Installation
Mini magmeter can be installed horizontally or vertically. It is recommended that the meter

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is installed with the electrodes in or close to the horizontal plane to ensure that any passing air or
bubbles do not interfere with the measurement. If installing in a vertical pipe, it is highly
recommended that flow direction is upwards to guarantee that the pipe remains full at all times.
Ensure upstream and downstream straight pipe run requirements are met.
There are some general precautions for installation:
Avoid Areas Where Air Accumulates and
Open Pipe Outlets
The meter must remain full of liquid in order
to operate correctly. Avoid high points in
pipes where air may tend to accumulate and
vertical outlet legs.
Bypass Line for Easier Maintenance
It is good practice to install a bypass around a
meter to allow maintenance access without the
need to shut down the line. Ensure upstream and
downstream straight pipe run requirements are
met.
Avoid Strong Vibration
Piping should be securely fixed where there
are vibrations present. It is recommended
that the transmitter be mounted remotely in
these installations. For installations with
severe vibration, a flexible coupling is
recommended to prevent the transmission of
vibration through the pipe to the flow tube. In
all cases, the flow meter should be properly
supported upstream and downstream to
prevent undue stress being placed upon the
meter and flanges. NEVER
support a meter on it’s casing as this can cause
internal damage to the meter coils.
Avoid Negative Pressure Situations
Where the pipe system has a fall of over 5m after
a meter installation, it is advisable to install a vent
or vacuum breaker above the meter to prevent
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Avoid Installing Upstream of a Pump
Avoid installing a mag flow meter on the
suction side of a pump as this may create
negative pressure in the line and damage the
meter lining. Wherever possible, always
install downstream of a pump.
Ensure Straight Pipe Run Requirements are met
when Reducing Pipe Diameter
When the pipe diameter is reduced to
accommodate a flow meter, it is recommended
that straight run pipe length requirements both
upstream and downstream are built into the
installation. It is further recommended that
reducers with a center cone angle no greater than
15° be used to ensure the consistency of the
liquid flow profile.
5. Wiring
There are 8 cables for wiring, which are depicted in Table 5.1 below.
Fig. 5.1 Cable Connection Identifier
Table 5.1 Cable Description
Connector Label Cable Color Cable Definition Cable Descriptions
7 Gray +24V DC The external 24V DC Power +
8 Blue COM Common Ground

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6 White P+ Pulse +
5 Brown I+ 4-20mA Current Output +
3 Green NO1 Relay NO Contact 1
4 Black NO2 Relay NO Contact 2
1 Red A RS485 A
2 Yellow B RS485 B
6. Operation
6.1 The Operation of Display version
The keypad and display are shown in Fig. 6.1.
Notes: Hold ALT key and press ENTER key, the converter will display a login page and
password is required. Input proper password and press ENTER again. The system enters into the
setup mode. To exit from setup mode and return to measurement mode, hole ENTER key for a
couple of seconds. The system can automatically return to measurement mode if no key is pressed
for 3 minutes.
282.74 m3/h
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+00123456.78
m3
Volume Flow
Flow Velocity
Flow Percentage
Electrode Resistence
Forward Total Flow
Reverse Total Flow
Net Total Flow
Alarm Display
ENTER.Combine with ALT to enter menu
UP,ADD1,PageUp.Combine with ALT to shift right.
DOWN,Minus 1,PageUp.Combine with ALT to shift left.
ALT ： Combine with other keys
Mass Flow
Alarm Indicator
Flow Range Ratio
T +20.00 ℃
Temperature
Fig. 6.1 Keypad and LCD for Display version
6.1.1 Running Modes
The meter has two running modes: Automatic Measurement Mode and Parameter Setting
Mode.
After power-on, the meter enters measurement mode automatically. Under this mode, the
meter fulfills all measurement functions, displays data and outputs signals.
There are four keys on the keypad. They can be used to enter the parameter setting mode
and change the meter’s configuration. The key operation does not affect the measurement and

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the output.
6.1.2 Key Function
6.1.2.1 Automatic Measurement Mode
DOWN: Scroll bottom line display;
UP: Scroll top line display;
ALT + ENTER: Enter into setting mode; ENTER:
Return to measurement mode.
6.1.2.2 Parameter Setting Mode
DOWN: Subtract one form the digit at the cursor;
UP: Add one on the digit at the cursor
ALT + DOWN: Cursor shifts left
ALT + UP: Cursor shifts right
ENTER: Enter/exit submenu;
ENTER: Return to measurement mode if held for 2 seconds at any location
Notes:
1 When using ALT key, hold ALT first and then press UP or DOWN.
2 Under setting mode, the meter returns to measurement mode automatically if no
key is pressed for 3 minutes.
3 When adjusting flow zero, UP or DOWN key can be used to change the sign (+/-).
4 When setting flow range, UP or DOWN key can be used to change flow unit.
6.1.3 Parameter Setting Operation
To setup the meter, changing to setting mode from measurement mode is the first step. Enter
ALT + ENTER key in measurement mode to pop a login page and password is required to enter. Input
authorized password and press ENTER again to confirm. The converter enters into setting mode if
the password is approved, otherwise it returns to measurement display.
6.1.3.1 Menu Items
Converter setting menu consists of 45 items. Many of them are set up by manufacturer before
shipping. It is not necessary to change them when applying. There are only a few of them to be set
by user according to the application. The menu items are listed in Table 6.1.
Table 6.1 Operation Menu
Item
No.
Menu Display Setting
Method
Password
Level
Value Range
1 Language Option 1 English
2 Sensor Size Option 1 3 - 3000mm
3 Flow Range Modify 1 0 - 99999
4 Decimal Point Option 1 0,1,2,3
5 Damping Option 1 0 - 100 s
6 Flow Dir. Option 1 Fwd/ Res
7 Flow Zero Modify 1 +/-0.000
8 L.F. Cutoff Modify 1 0.0 – 99.9%

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9 Cutoff Enble Option 1 ON / OFF
10 Rate-Of-Chng Modify 1 0 - 30%
11 Limit Time Modify 1 0 - 20 s
12 Total Unit Option 1 0.001L - 1 m3
13 Flow Density Modify 1 0.0000 - 3.9999
14 Current Output Option 1 4-20mA/0-10mA
15 Pulse Output Option 1 Frq/ Pulse
16 Pulse Factor Option 1 0.001L - 1 m3
17 Freq Max Modify 1 1 - 5999 Hz
18 Comm Address Modify 1 0 - 99
19 Baudrate Option 1 600 - 14400
20 EmpPipe Det. Option 1 ON / OFF
21 EmpPipeAlm Modify 1 150.0KΩ
22 DO1 Output Option 1 Disabled/High Flow
Alarm/EmpPipe Alarm/Flow
Direction/Pulse Output
23 Hi Alm Limit Modify 1 000.0 - 199.9%
24 DO2 Output Option 1 Disabled/Low Flow Alarm/
25 Lo Alm Limit Modify 1 000.0 - 199.9%
26 RevMeas.Enbl Option 1 ON/OFF
27 Sensor S/N Modify 2 000000000000-
9999999999
99
28 Sensor Fact. Modify 2 0.0000 - 3.9999
29 Field Mode Option 2 Mode 1,2,3
30 Multiplying Modify 2 0.0000 - 3.9999
31 F. Total Set Modify 3 0000000000 - 9999999999
32 R.Total Set Modify 3 0000000000 - 9999999999
33 Input Contrl Option 3 Disable/Stop Tot/Reset Tot
34 Clr Totalizr Password 3 00000 - 59999
35 Clr Tot. Key Modify 3 00000 - 59999
36 Date –y/m/d * Modify 3 99/12/31
37 Time-h/m/s * Modify 3 23/59/59
38 Password L1 Modify 3 0000 - 9999
39 Password L2 Modify 3 0000 - 9999
40 Password L3 Modify 3 0000 - 9999
41 Current Zero Modify 4 0.0000 - 1.9999
42 Current Max Modify 4 0.0000 - 3.9999
43 Meter Factor Modify 4 0.0000 - 3.9999
44 Convtr S/N Modify 4 0000000000-9999999999
45 Sys Reset Password 4
* Item No. 36 and 37 are optional and only effective for the converter with real clock and power
failure recording function. The default key to clear the totalizer is 36666.

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6.1.3.2 Meter Parameter Description
The setting parameters determine the operation status, calculation method and output mode
of the flow meter. Properly setting meter parameter can make the meter work in best condition and
higher accuracy of display and output can be obtained.
There are five levels of password, where level 0 - 3 are open for user and level 4 reserved for
manufacturer. Level 1 to 2 passwords are changeable by higher level password-holder, e.g. Level-3
password.
Meter setting can be browsed by entering any level of password. However, higher level
password is needed to change settings.
¨Password Level-0 (default value 0521): fixed and browsing only;
¨Password Level-1 (default value 7206): changeable and authorized to modify menu item
1 to 25;
¨Password Level-2 (default value 3110): changeable and authorized to modify menu item
1 to 29;
¨Password Level-3 (default value 2901): fixed and authorized to modify menu item 1 to
38;
¨Password Level-4 (reserved): fixed and authorized to modify any menu item including
resetting system.
¨Totalizer Reset Password (default value 36666): changeable in menu item ‘Clr Tot. Key
’and authorized to clear the three internal counter.
It is suggested that Level-3 password be held by manager or supervisor while Level-0 to 2
passwords be kept by operator. The Level-3 password can also be used to change the password for
totalizer resetting.
6.1.3.2.1 Sensor Size
Converter supports sensor diameter ranging from 3 to 3000mm, which can be chosen by
pressing UP or DOWN key.
6.1.3.2.2 Flow Range
Flow range refers to the upper range value (URV) of flow rate. The URV is relative to flow
percentage and output signal. At the analog output the amount of the measured values in the
range 0 up to URV is displayed linear to the current range 4 to 20mA, at the frequency output to
the frequency range 0 to the end frequency. The low flow cutoff and flow limit alarm relates to flow
range as well. The maximum measurable flow rate, however, is not limited to the flow range as long
as the flow speed does not exceed 15m/s.
In this menu item, user can also choose unit of flow rate. For volume flow, L/s, L/min, L/h,
m3/s, m3/min, m3/h, gpm, gph, igpm and igph are available; while for mass flow, kg/s、kg/m、
kg/h、t/s、t/m、t/h can be selected from. It is up to the application requirements to choose a
proper unit.
6.1.3.2.3 Decimal Point
The decimal point shown on the display can be chosen in this menu from 0 to 3 depending on
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6.1.3.2.4 Damping
Long damping constant can improve the stability of display and output and is suitable to flow
control application; while short damping constant has short response time and is suitable to the
totalization of pulse flow. Damping time is selectable from 0.2s to 100s.
6.1.3.2.5 Flow Dir.
If the displayed direction sign is not agreed to the actual flow direction, change this item to
the opposite option.
6.1.3.2.6 Flow Zero
To conduct zero adjustment, the fluid in the sensor pipe must be held still. The flow zero is
displayed by flow speed and the unit is m/s. The display of flow zero is shown below:
On the LCD, the top line displays the measured zero point while the bottom line shows the
adjustment value. If the FS is not equal to 00.000m/s, adjust the sign and value on bottom line
until FS back to nil. Remind again: to adjust the flow zero, the sensor pipe must be filled and the
fluid must be kept still. The flow zero adjustment value is an important constant of the meter and
should be printed on the calibration sheet and label. The value should include the sign and amount
by unit of m/s.
6.1.3.2.7 L.F. Cutoff and Cutoff Enble
Low flow cutoff is set in percentage relative to flow range. If Cutoff is enabled and flow is
lower than the set value, the display of flow rate, speed and percentage and signal outputs are
forced to nil. If the item is disabled, no action is taken.
6.1.3.2.8 Rate-Of-Chng and Limit Time
‘Rate-of-change’ limit technique is used to eliminate application-related high electrical noise
contained in the process flow signal.
To check electrical noise, two parameters are defined: ‘Rate-of-change’ limit and ‘Control limit
time’. If the sampled flow value exceeds the set rate-of-change limit value based on the averaged
flow rate value up until the sampled time, the system will reject that sampled value and instead
the averaged value including the rate-of-change limit value in place of the rejected sampled value
will be output. However, if the limit-exceeding sampled value continues for the same flow direction
for more than the preset control limit time, that data will be used as output signal. Fig. 5 illustrates
the effect of noise-suppressing by rate-of-change limit.
The value of rate-of-change limit can be set from 0 to 30% of flow range and limit time ranges
from 0 to 20 seconds. If either of the two parameters is set to nil, the function is disabled.
The rate-of-change limit function is not suitable for short period measurement and flow
meter calibration.
FS=○○.○○○m/s
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Fig.6.2 Example for the effect of rate-of-change limit
6.1.3.2.9 Total Unit
The converter has three 10-digit counters and the maximum counts are 9999999999. The
total flow unit can be L, m3, US gallon, Imperial gallon, kg or t (metric ton) with a multiplying factor
of 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 100 or 1000.
6.1.3.2.10 Flow Density
The converter is capable of measuring mass flow if fluid density is set. The density can be set
from 0.0001 to 3.9999 and the mass unit is determined automatically by flow unit. The density
should be set to 1.0000 (default value) if not used. Otherwise, measurement data will be forced to
nil.
6.1.3.2.11 Current Type
Current output type is selectable from 4-20mA to 0-10mA.
6.1.3.2.12 Pulse Output
Two types of pulse output are available to choose from: frequency output mode and pulse
output mode. The meter outputs continuous square wave pulse under frequency mode, while
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and short period of time totalization. Pulse output can be connected to an external counter
directly and is often used for long period of time totalization.
As mentioned hereinbefore, transistor open collector circuit is used for frequency and pulse
output. Therefore, the external DC power supply and load are necessary.
6.1.3.2.13 Pulse Factor
Pulse factor is defined as volume or mass per pulse. It can be set to 0.001L/p, 0.01L/p, 0.1L/p,
1L/p, 2L/p, 5L/p, 10L/p, 100L/p, 1m3/p, 10 m3/p, 100 m3/p or 1000 m3/p. Pulse width is selectable
from auto, 10ms, 20ms, 50ms, 100ms, 150ms, 200ms, 250ms, 300ms, 350ms and 400ms.
6.1.3.2.14 Freq Max
Frequency range corresponds to the upper range value of flow rate, or 100% of flow
percentage in other word. Maximum frequency is selectable from 1 to 5999Hz.
6.1.3.2.15 Comm Address and Baudrate
Substation address is needed when using RS485 communication. The address can be set from
001 to 255. Baud rate is the transmission speed between main and sub stations. It is selectable
from 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200 and 38400bps. Remind: the baud rate must be
the same as that of the main computer.
6.1.3.2.16 EmpPipe Det.
This item is used to enable or disable the empty-pipe detector. If enabled, the meter will force
the display value, analog output and digital output to nil when the sensor pipe is not full.
6.1.3.2.17 EmpPipe Alm.
This item is to set the electrode alarm trip value. Constant current source method is employed
to measure the resistance between two electrodes. The variation of the resistance is checked by
CPU and CPU recognizes if the pipe is empty or the electrodes are contaminated. The resistance is
calculated as following:
where,
d
= electrode radius
s
= Fluid conductivity
Theelectrodesresistanceisusuallybetween5to50kΩ。The variation of the resistance relates
to the surface status of electrodes and variation of fluid characteristic. If the sensor is filled with
fluid, abnormal resistance signal is detected and empty pipe alarm is output.
The electrode alarm trip value is determined based on the first-time measured electrode
resistance. After the installation of the flowmeter, measure the resistance between the electrodes
when the sensor pipe is filled. Record the resistance value and take it as a basis. Usually, set the trip
value as 3 times of the original resistance recorded.
6.1.3.2.18 DO1 Output
User can program the DO1 output by selecting the following options:

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(1) Disabled: to disable the DO1 output;
(2) High Flow Alarm: DO1 outputs as a high flow alarm when the flow percentage exceeds
the Hi Alm Limit;
(3) EmpPipe Alarm: When the pipe is detected as empty, an alarm signal is output from DO1;
(4) Flow Direction: the DO1 outputs as a flow direction indicator;
(5) Pulse Output: the DO1 outputs pulse signal.
6.1.3.2.19 Hi Alm Limit
High alarm limit value is set in percentage of the upper range of flow rate. The parameter
ranges from 0% to 199.9%. The meter outputs alarm signal when the flow percentage is higher than
this value.
6.1.3.2.20 DO2 Output
User can program the DO2 output by selecting the following options:
(1) Disabled: to disable the DO2 output;
(2) Low Flow Alarm: DO2 outputs as a low flow alarm when the flow percentage is lower
than the Lo Alm Limit;
6.1.3.2.21 Lo Alm Limit
Low alarm limit value is set in percentage of the upper range of flow rate. The parameter
ranges from 0% to 199.9%. The meter outputs alarm signal when the flow percentage is lower than
this value.
6.1.3.2.22 Sensor S/N
Sensor serial number records the information of the sensor equipped with the converter and
ensure them match up when installing.
6.1.3.2.23 Sensor Fact.
The sensor factor is set according to the calibration sheet supplied by the manufacturer.
Usually this factor has been set up by the manufacturer before shipping. It is an important value
that determines the accuracy of measurement. Do not change it without calibration.
6.1.3.2.24 Field Mode
The converter offers three field exciting modes based on the exciting frequency. Mode 1 is the
most-commonly used one and suitable for most cases. Mode 2 and 3 are low-frequency exciting
modes and are better for large size meter to measure water. The calibration should be taken under
the same exciting mode as that used for measurement.
6.1.3.2.25 RevMeas.Enbl: Reverse Measurement Enable
If RevMeas.Enbl is set to ON, the converter displays flow and outputs signals when flow
direction is reversed. If OFF, the converter displays no flow and does not output signals when
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6.1.3.2.26 Multiplying
This item is a multiplying factor selectable from 0.0000 to 3.9999. When calculating the flow
rate and total, this factor is taken into account. It is often used to measure the flow in the open
channel. If not applied, set the value to 1.0000.
6.1.3.2.27 F. Total Set and R. Total Set
Presetting of forward and reverse total counter is designed to start counting from the existing
reading when replacing a converter or flowmeter. It provides a continuous total flow read which is
convenient for management.
6.1.3.2.28 Input Contrl
Not available.
6.1.3.2.29 Clr Totalizr
Enter the ‘Totalizer Reset Password’ in this menu item and press ENTER to confirm. The
converter clears the three internal counter and restart counting if password matched.
6.1.3.2.30 Clr Tot. Key
The ‘Totalizer Reset Password’ is changeable in this menu item if Level-3 password is entered.
Remind: keep the new password in a safe place.
6.1.3.2.31 Date –y/m/d and Time-h/m/s
These items are used to change the internal real time clock if equipped.
6.1.3.2.32 Password L1, Password L2 and Password L3
To change the Level-1 to Level-3 passwords, use Level-4 or higher level password to enter and
change these two items.
6.1.3.2.33 Current Zero and Current Max
Adjust the current output zero point and upper range value as detailed in Sec. 2.7. It is not
suggested that user make any adjustment since it has been setup to the best condition by the
manufacturer.
6.1.3.2.34 Meter Factor
This factor is used by the manufacturer to normalize the excitation current and amplifier signal
of the converter. DO NOT change it.
6.1.3.2.35 Convtr S/N
This serial number records the manufacturing date and code of converter. DO NOT change it.
6.1.3.2.36 Sys Reset
This item is reserved for the manufacturer to re-initialize the converter. After system resetting,
all settings are set to default values automatically.

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6.2 The Operation of Blind version
The blind version can be operated by a handheld controller or a laptop through RS485 port.
The MODBUS RTU protocol version V1.8.3 is given in Appendix 1.
6.2.1 Operation of dedicated Handheld Controller
Rs485 Handheld Controller is shown in Figure 6.3. The red and black clips are connected to
the Mini magmeter's Red Line (A) and Yellow Line (B) respectively to start communication and
operation. For the operation of the Handheld Controller, please refer to "RS485 Communicator
Manual"
Fig.6.3 Photo of Handheld Controller
6.2.2 The Operation by a Laptop
Mini magmeter can be operated by a laptop through RS485 MODBUS RTU protocol V1.8.3
version. The protocol is given in Appendix 1.

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Appendix 1: MODBUS RTU Protocol Version V1.8.3
Electromagnetic Flowmeter MODBUS RTU Protocol
V1.8.3
1. Introduction
This communication protocol is used for the real-time acquisition of instantaneous flow rate, flow
velocity, flow percentage, fluid resistance, total forward and reverse flow, alarm status and
temperature or pressure. The converter parameters can also be read and written through this
protocol.
2. The protocol
2.1 Electrical Interface: RS485 or RS232
2.2 Data Transfer Mode: RTU mode
2.3 Data Format:
1 start bit
8 bits data, the least significant bit first
Non parity check
1 stop bit
2.4 Error Check: CRC checksum
2.5 MODBUS function code:
0X03: data read
0X04: parameter read 0X06:
parameter write
2.6 Flow Data Register Address：(0X03 function code)

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4130 1022 Alarm status uchar 1
4131 1023 Temperature/Pressure float 2
Float format: IEEE754 Float Inverse
2.7 Parameter Register Address: Read:0X04 function code, Write: 0X06 function code
Register Address
Parameter format bytes
Register Address
parameter format bytes
Dec Hex Dec Hex
32 20 language uchar 01 55 37 EmpPipe Alm (K ) uint 01
33 21 Pipe size(mm) uchar 01 56 38 Input control uchar 01
34 22 Flow range float 02 57 39 1# Output uchar 01
36 24 Flow unit uchar 01 58 3A Hi Alm Limit (%) uint 01
37 25 Flow range auto change uchar 01 59 3B 2# Output uchar 01
38 26 Damping uchar 01 60 3C Lo Alm Limit (%) uint 01
39 27 Flow direction uchar 01 61 3D Clr Tot. Key uint 01
40 28 Flow zero sign(+/-) uchar 01 62 3E Sensor S/N char[] 06
41 29 Flow zero uint 01 68 44 Sensor Factor uint 01
42 2A Low flow cutoff (%) uint 01 69 45 Field Mode uchar 01
43 2B Cutoff enable uchar 01 70 46 Flow density(t/m ) uint 01
44 2C Rate-Of-Chng (%) uchar 01 71 47 Multiplying uint 01
45 2D Limit Time (s) uchar 01 72 48 Current Zero uint 01
46 2E Total Unit uchar 01 73 49 Current Max uint 01
47 2F Flow decimal point uchar 01 74 4A Meter Factor uint 01
48 30 Pulse type uchar 01 75 4B Converter S/N char[] 05
49 31 Pulse factor uchar 01 80 50 F. Total Set char[] 05
50 32 Pulse width uchar 01 85 55 R.Total Set char[] 05
51 33 Frequency max uint 01 90 5A Date char[] 03
52 34 Comm address uchar 01 93 5D Time char[] 03
53 35 Baud rate uchar 01 96 60 RevMeas.Enbl uchar 01
54 36 EmpPipe Det. uchar 01 97 61 Remote resetting total uint 01
121 79 PT Select uchar 01
122 7A T. Zero float 02
124 7c T.Max uint 01
Note: The parameter sn- part of the converter is invalid Some of the parameters have a
write-only function

Klinger Minimag
Operation Manual
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Klinger LDG
Betjeningsvejledning
KLINGER Danmark A/S
Nyager 12-14
DK-2605 Broendby
Denmark
Phone [phone]
www.klinger.dk
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