Onicon F-1000 SERIES Operating instructions

ON I CON
Flow and Energy Measurement
F-1000 SERIES
Turbine Flow Meter Conguration
Utility Installation and Operation Guide

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1.0 ACQUIRING, INSTALLING, AND UPDATING THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY..................... 3
1.1 Acquiring the Conguration Utility.............................................................................................................3
1.2 Installing the Conguration Utility..............................................................................................................3
1.3 Updating the Conguration Utility .............................................................................................................5
2.0 USB CABLE AND DRIVER INSTALLATION ............................................................................... 6
2.1 Driver Installation...............................................................................................................................................6
2.2 USB Cable Connection to the Insertion Turbine Meter ......................................................................8
3.0 HOW TO USE THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY ........................................................................ 9
3.1 Opening the Software......................................................................................................................................9
3.2 Connection, Status, and Mode Indicators ................................................................................................9
3.2.1 Connection Indicator.........................................................................................................................9
3.2.2 Status Indicator .................................................................................................................................10
3.2.3 Mode Indicator..................................................................................................................................10
3.3 Programming/Informational Tabs.............................................................................................................11
3.3.1 Meter Data ..........................................................................................................................................11
3.3.2 Pipe Selection.....................................................................................................................................13
3.3.3 Flow Settings......................................................................................................................................17
3.3.4 Frequency Output ............................................................................................................................19
3.3.5 Scaled Pulse Output ........................................................................................................................21
3.3.6 Turbine Rotation Test .....................................................................................................................22
3.3.7 Real Time Data...................................................................................................................................25
3.3.8 Statistics ...............................................................................................................................................27
3.3.9 Status.....................................................................................................................................................29
3.3.10 Firmware Update ..............................................................................................................................31
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SECTION 1.0
ACQUIRING, INSTALLING, AND UPDATING THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY
1.2 INSTALLING THE
CONFIGURATION UTILITY
The ONICON Insertion Turbine Meter Conguration Utility was designed to
operate with the Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 operating
systems. The utility is available for download from ONICON’s website at
https://www.onicon.com/products/f1000-series-turbine-ow-meters.
Locate and open the folder which was downloaded. Within the folder, locate and
open the le named “TurbineMeter_Conguration_XXX_XXX_XXX.exe.” The
“XXX_XXX_XXX” in the le name will appear as numbers. The specic numbers
you see are based on the revision of the software provided by ONICON.
Once this .exe le is opened, please follow the on-screen prompts to complete
the installation of the program on your computer.
1. Click “Next” to continue the installation.
1.1 ACQUIRING THE
CONFIGURATION UTILITY
2. Accept the terms and click “Next” to accept the agreement.

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3. Complete the user information and click “Next.”
4. Select the installation location and click “Next.”
5. Click “Install” to proceed with the installation. The installation may take a
few minutes, and once complete, a new screen will appear.

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You will now have an ONICON “Smart Turbine Meter” Icon on your
desktop which can be used to quickly open the utility. You can also
locate the conguration utility in the le location specied during
the installation process as shown in the installation sequence.
6. Click “Finish” to close the installation wizard.
1.3 UPDATING THE
CONFIGURATION UTILITY
If at any point you wish to update the Conguration Utility to a newer version,
please use the following process.
1. Acquire the newest version of the software from ONICON - https://www.
onicon.com/products/f1000-series-turbine-ow-meters.
2. Uninstall any current versions of the Conguration Utility from your
computer. Use your computer’s Add/Remove Programs feature in the
Control Panel to remove the Congurator.
The software will be listed with the name “SmartTurbineMeter” and
Publisher “ONICON” in the program list.
3. Install the Conguration Utility per the procedure in the “Installing the
Conguration Utility” section above.

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At the end of the attempt to automatically install the driver, you will receive
either a “Successful” or “Unsuccessful” message. If you received a “Successful”
installation, you are ready to proceed to the next section of the manual, “How to
Use the Conguration Utility.”
If the automatic driver installation was “Unsuccessful”, the steps below outline the
procedure to manually install the driver for the turbine meter.
Open your Control Panel and access the Device Manager. Once in the Device
Manager, open the “Other devices” tree, right-click on the “Turbine Meter,” and
select “Update Driver Software…”:
SECTION 2.0.
DRIVER INSTALLATION AND USB CABLE
2.1 DRIVER INSTALLATION
In the “Update Driver Software” screen, click “Browse…” and select the folder for
the Conguration Tool which was provided by ONICON. Make sure the “Include
Subfolder” check box is enabled and click “Next”.
Driver Location
Selection
Once the location of the driver is specied, it will install. You will likely be asked
by Windows Security to accept the installation, which you must do in order to
proceed. Once the driver installation is complete, there will no longer be an error
under the Turbine Meter Device in the Device Manager:

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1. Driver Installing
2. Accept Installation
3. Driver Installation
Successful
4. “ONICON Smart
Turbine Meter” is
now installed and
assigned a COM
port number.
This completes the process to get your computer ready to run the Conguration
Utility and interface with the insertion turbine meter.
Please do not hesitate to contact ONICON Technical Support at 727-447-6140, or
email at [email protected], if problems persist with the driver installation.

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2.2 USB CABLE CONNECTION
TO THE INSERTION
TURBINE METER
The physical interface to the insertion turbine meter is a USB Micro Type B Jack.
Most computers feature one or more USB Type A Jacks. If your computer has
a USB Type A Jack, utilize an “A Male to Micro B Male” cable to connect to the
meter.
The maximum allowable USB cable length, before a powered hub or extender
would need to be utilized, is 5 meters, or 16 feet 5 inches.
The USB Micro connection is made at the female connector inside the meter’s
electronics enclosure.
A Male to Micro B Male USB Cable
WARNING
The micro USB connection inside the turbine meter enclosure can be easily
damaged if the cable is not plugged straight into the connector – such that
a moment force is applied to the connector. Please be sure the cable is only
pushed straight in or pulled straight out.

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SECTION 3.0.
HOW TO USE THE CONFIGURATION UTILITY
3.1 OPENING THE SOFTWARE
First screen which appears after opening the Congurator
Open the “Smart Turbine Meter” software by double-clicking the logo on your
computer’s desktop or through the .exe located in the folder the program was
installed in earlier.
The “ONICON FLOW AND ENERGY MEASUREMENT” splash screen will appear
followed by the Conguration Utility opening on the Meter Data tab.
3.2 CONNECTION, STATUS, AND
MODE INDICATORS
Three indicators are available on the top portion of the congurator window.
Their color and text will change depending on the current operating status of the
meter.
A QR code is also available which will link your cellphone to ONICON’s website
3.2.1 CONNECTION INDICATOR
This indicator provides information about the current status of the hardware
connection to the turbine meter. Three variations exist.
“Connected” text with green background
This status is telling the user that the meter is connected and
there are no errors.
“Initializing” text with yellow background
This status appears when the USB cable is re-connected after
being disconnected. Once the initialization process ends,
either a “connected” or “missing” status will appear.

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“Missing” text with red background
This status appears when the USB cable to the turbine meter
is disconnected. If the cable is connected and the fault is
still present, check the Device Manager as explained in the
“Driver Installation” section, and make sure there is no error
with the port used for the turbine meter connection. Re-
install the driver if there is a fault.
If there is no error with the port in the Device Manager, close the Conguration
Utility, remove and re- install the USB cable, and then re-open the Conguration
Utility. The meter should initialize and connect normally.
3.2.2 STATUS INDICATOR
This indicator provides information about the current status of the alarms and
warnings in the “Status” tab.
“Normal” text with green background
This status indicates that the meter does not have any
warnings or alarms.
“ALARM” text with ashing orange background
This status indicates that an alarm is present on the meter. If
you open the “Status” tab, you will nd a complete list of the
current alarms.
“Warning” text with ashing yellow background
This status indicates that a warning is present on the meter. If
you open the “Status” tab, you will nd a complete list of the
current warnings.
More information about the dierent warnings and their meanings can be found
in the “Status” section on pages 30-32.
3.2.3 MODE INDICATOR
The mode indicator noties the user if the meter is in
“Running” mode or “Calibration” mode. “Calibration” mode
is only used by ONICON during a factory calibration. If you
receive a meter which states the mode is “Calibration,” please
contact ONICON immediately.

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3.3 PROGRAMMING/
INFORMATIONAL TABS
The various diagnostic information and conguration options available with the
Congurator Utility are separated into dierent sections called tabs. Each tab has
a dierent purpose. For example, the “Pipe Selection” tab allows the user to set
the pipe size and material that the meter’s output is congured for. The “Real-
time Data” tab allows the user to see the current status of the turbine rotation as
well as the output signals.
Each tab and the information available within each tab are discussed in the
following sections.
3.3.1 METER DATA
The meter data tab provides general information about the meter like its
serial number, manufactured/calibrated date, meter type, and date it was last
programmed.
Meter Data Tab
Serial Number (Read Only)
The serial number of the meter is a unique identier. When contacting ONICON
for support or additional questions regarding a meter, please be ready to provide
this serial number. If your meter shipped calibrated to a specic pipe size and
output range, ONICON can retrieve this original calibration data with the help of
the serial number.
Manufacture Date (Read Only)
The date that your meter was manufactured at ONICON. This date may not match
the calibration date if the meter has been returned to ONICON for recalibration
service after the original manufacture date.
Calibration Date (Read Only)
Date that your meter was last calibrated at ONICON. This date may not match
the manufacture date if the meter has been returned to ONICON for recalibration
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Application Version Number (Read Only)
This is the version number of the ONICON Conguration Utility. This number is
also available in the program window. ONICON may ask for this number if you
are experiencing problems with the utility.
Bootloader Version Number (Read Only)
This is the version number of the ONICON Insertion Turbine Meter rmware. This
number is also available on the window of the program. ONICON may ask for this
number if you are experiencing problems with the utility or turbine meter.
Meter Type (Read Only)
The meter type denes the number of turbines and whether your meter is an
insertion/inline type.
• F-1100 – Single Turbine Insertion Flow Meter
• F-1200 – Dual Turbine Insertion Flow Meter
• F-1101 and F-1134 – Single Turbine Inline Flow Meter
The number of turbines and the body type directly aect the calibration, and
whether the pipe data needs to be entered. For these reasons, the meter type is
set at the factory and is read-only.
Relay Output Conguration (Editable)
The relay output can be congured as:
• Not Used – Select this option if you do not want to use the scaled or alarm
output.
• Scaled Pulsed Output – Select this option if you want to congure the relay
output as a pulse output for volume totalization
(Example: 1 pulse = 10 gallons).
• Alarm Output – Select this option if you want to congure the relay output
as an alarm contact. The relay contact changes state depending on the
alarm status. The alarm status is indicated near the top of the Congurator’s
window, or also viewable on the “Status” tab. An alarm output causes the
relay contact to close. No alarm causes the alarm contact to be open.
Meter Length (Read Only)
The meter length is the distance between the bottom of the meter’s black
electronics enclosure and the end of the meter. This distance is used in the
calculation of the insertion depth in the “Pipe Selection” tab. This length is invalid
when the meter type is set for “F-1101 and F-1134.”
Meter Factor (Read Only)
The meter factor has units of pulses per gallon and is the response characteristic
of the turbine(s). This value is measured when the meter is wet calibrated at
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Program Date (Read Only)
This is the date the meter was last modied via the Conguration Utility.
3.3.2 PIPE SELECTION
The pipe selection tab provides the means to modify the pipe size and material
the output of the turbine meter will be scaled to.
The accuracy of the volumetric output, whether it is volume rate (4-20mA)
or volume total (scaled pulse), is dependent on an accurate pipe ID being
programmed in the meter:
Volumetric Flow Output=Average Velocity x Internal Pipe Area
Pipe Selection Tab
Meter Type (Read Only)
The meter type denes the number of turbines and whether your meter is an
insertion/inline type.
• F-1100 – Single Turbine Insertion Flow Meter
• F-1200 – Dual Turbine Insertion Flow Meter
• F-1101 and F-1134 – Single Turbine Inline Flow Meter
The number of turbines and the body type directly aect the calibration, and
whether the pipe data needs to be entered. For these reasons, the meter type is
set at the factory and is read-only.
If “F-1101 and F-1134” is the meter type, then there will be no further information
within the Pipe Selection tab.

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Pipe Size Programming Method (Editable)
The programming method denes how the pipe information is input by the user.
Two options are available:
• Table – The application pipe ID, OD, and remaining stem is automatically
calculated based on the pipe material, size, and schedule selected from the
table on this page.
IMPORTANT
The “SET” button must be pressed after selecting “Table”.
To select a pipe size from the table, open the tree to the specic pipe
material, schedule, and size that your meter will be installed in. Click on that
pipe size, and then press the “Select Standard Pipe” button.
Once you select the pipe size, the ID, OD, remaining stem lengths, and
gauge length will auto-ll with the correct dimensions. The white box above
the “Select Standard Pipe” button will auto-ll with the description of the
selected pipe:
Location of “Set” button
Selecting pipe size and conrming via “Select Standard Pipe” button
#1 Select Pipe
#2 Press Button

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• Custom – By selecting custom, two new windows will appear which allow
the user to manually enter a pipe ID and pipe OD. A warning status will be
triggered if the ID > OD. The units of measurement for the ID and OD are
inches.
Like it was for a table entry of the pipe size, the remaining stem dimensions
as well as the gauge length will auto-ll after the ID and OD have been
congured.
IMPORTANT
The “SET” button must be pressed after entering a pipe ID and OD.
Meter Length (Read Only)
The meter length is the distance between the bottom of the meter’s black
electronics enclosure and the end of the meter. This distance is used in the
calculation of the insertion depth in the “Pipe Selection” tab.
Remaining Stem Length with Installation Hardware (Read Only)
This length is a calculated value of how much insert-able length a meter has left,
based on the calculated Gauge Length (proper insertion depth). The remaining
stem is a function of the meter length, the pipe ID and OD, and the type of
installation kit.
• The “Dry Tap Kit” is a ball valve assembly designed to be installed during
new construction or when the pipe was drained. An example of a “dry tap
kit” is an ONICON INSTL0001-FMD for carbon steel pipe. The valve assembly
height assumed for this calculation is 5.5 inches.
IMPORTANT
This calculated remaining stem should always be a positive value. If it is
negative, that means the meter cannot reach the proper insertion depth with
a valve assembly that is 5.5” or taller. If the value is negative, the eld will
be highlighted yellow, warning you of this.
If you have provided your own valve assembly, calculate the remaining stem with
the following equation:
Customer Remaining Stem =
Remaining Stem with Dry Tap Kit - (Customer Valve Assembly Height-5.5)
Location of “Set” buttons for Pipe ID and Pipe OD.

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Gauge Length (Read Only)
The gauge length is a calculated value, based on the meter length, pipe ID, and
pipe OD. It provides the user with the dimension needed to correctly set the
insertion depth of the meter for a specic meter length and pipe size.
• The “Hot Tap Kit” is a ball valve assembly designed to be installed after the
pipe was lled, allowing a wet tap drill to cut the pipe without draining it
rst. An example is an ONICON INSTL0002-FMH for carbon steel pipe. The
valve assembly height assumed for this calculation is 6.875.
IMPORTANT
This calculated remaining stem should always be positive. If it is negative,
then that means that the meter cannot reach the proper insertion depth with
a valve assembly that is 6.875” or taller. If the value is negative, the eld
will be highlighted yellow, warning you of this.
If you have provided your own valve assembly, calculate the remaining stem with
the following equation:
Customer Remaining Stem =
Remaining Stem with Hot Tap Kit-(Customer Valve Assembly Height-6.875)
The customer valve assembly height is the distance from the outside of the pipe
to the top of the 1” outlet that the meter is inserted through:
Valve assembly height “Required Dimension” from above

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When inserting the meter into the pipe, push the meter in until the distance from
the pipe wall to the bottom of the meter’s black electronics enclosure matches
the gauge length:
3.3.3 FLOW SETTINGS
The ow settings tab contains conguration parameters which allow the user
to set the ow rate and scaled output units, analog output scale, and meter
damping.
Flow Setting Tab
Full Scale Flow Rate in Volume Rate Units (Editable)
This parameter sets the value for the 20mA/10V/5V analog output full scale, if the
meter has an analog output. The units of measurement will match that set in the
“Volume Rate Units” parameter also on this tab.
After entering the value on this page, press the “Set” button to permanently
program the meter with this output scale.
ONICON recommends that the analog output range is set to 1.25 times larger
than the maximum realistic ow rate which could occur in the system.

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Flow Rate User Volume Units Conv Factor (Read Only or Editable)
If you have selected volume rate units which weren’t “user dened,” then this
parameter will not be editable. If “user dened” volume rate units were selected,
this parameter is used to describe conversion factor between gpm and your
custom unit of measurement.
In the example below, the user dened volume rate had a per hour time frame.
The conversion factor was set to 500. The full-scale ow rate in user units was set
to 5,000,000. The number is converted to gpm as follows:
Full Scale Equivalent (gpm) = Full Scale in Dened (units per hour)
60 x Conversion Factor
Full Scale Flow Rate gpm (Read Only)
This parameter shows the gpm equivalent of the “Full Scale Flow Rate in Volume
Rate Units.” If the units of measurement for both parameters is gpm, then they
will be identical.
Volume Rate Units (Editable)
This parameter allows the user to set the units of measurement for the analog
output, if the meter has one.
After selecting the desired units, press the “Set” button to permanently program
the meter with these ow rate units.
There are also three selections for custom units of measurement. If one of these
selections in made, the “Flow Settings” tab will populate with two new functions
described below.
Full Scale Flow Rate User Volume Units (Read Only or Editable)
If you have already selected volume rate units which weren’t “user dened,”
then this parameter will not be editable. If “user dened” volume rate units were
selected, this parameter is used to describe the units of measurement you will be
using.
In the example below, “5 Gal Bucket per Hour” was the entered unit. Press “Set”
after entering your description to permanently set this value:

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For user dened units per minute and per second:
Full Scale Equivalent (gpm) =
Full Scale Equivalent (gpm) =
Scaled Pulse Output Units (Editable)
This parameter sets the units of measurement for the scaled output (volume
totalization pulse). If “user dened unit” was selected, the scaled output will
be subject to the same conversion factor programmed at the “Flow Rate User
Volume Units Conv Factor” parameter.
After selecting the scaled pulse units, press the “Set” button to accept the change.
Time Constant Damping Level (Editable)
This parameter sets the damping level on the meter’s analog output. The
damping is an algorithm used to smooth the response of the meter’s analog
output over a period of time. The default is 5 seconds. The allowable range is 1 to
60 seconds. ONICON recommends leaving this value at the default value of 5.
If you change this value, press the “Set” button to accept the change.
3.3.4 FREQUENCY OUTPUT
This tab allows the user to change the settings associated with the frequency
output on the turbine meter. The frequency output is available on every version
of the turbine meter. The frequency output is typically only used with an ONICON
display or BTU meter as a digital input for ow rate and totalization, but it can
also be used for diagnostics by measuring the speed (Hz) of the output with a
multimeter.
Full Scale Frequency Output Pulses Per Second (Editable)
This parameter sets full scale Hz on the frequency output. The full scale in Hz will
match the full scale volume rate.
Example: Setting the full-scale frequency to 200 Hz will cause the meter to output
200 Hz on the frequency output if the ow meter is measuring ow equal to full
scale ow rate in the “Flow Settings” tab.
Full Scale Flow Rate <units> (Read Only)
This parameter is a duplicate of the “Full Scale Flow Rate in Volume Rate Units”
parameter from the “Flow Settings” tab. It is meant to show you what is already
programmed in the meter, as a reference, so that you don’t need to return to the
“Flow Settings” tab to remind yourself of the setting.
The <units> will populate with whatever ow rate unit was selected on the “Flow
Settings” tab.
Full Scale in User Dened (units per minute)
Conversion Factor
60 x Full Scale in User Dened (units per second)
Conversion Factor

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Full Scale Flow Rate gpm (Read Only)
This parameter is a duplicate of the “Full Scale Flow Rate gpm” parameter from
the “Flow Settings” tab. It is meant to show you what is already programmed in
the meter, as a reference, so that you don’t need to return to the “Flow Settings”
tab to remind yourself of the setting.
Scaled Frequency Factor pulses / <units> (Read Only)
This parameter is a calculated value, and it provides the scaling factor for
measuring the volume rate from the turbine meter’s frequency output. The
<units> was selected in the “Flow Settings” tab. If custom units were selected,
the conversion factor was already taken into account when the scale factor was
calculated.
How to calculate ow rate from the frequency output scale factor:
Measured Flow Rate (Volume/Minute) =
Measured Flow Rate (Volume/Second) =
Measured Flow Rate (Volume/Hour) =
Scaled Frequency Factor pulses / gallon (Read Only)
This parameter is a calculated value, and it provides the scaling factor for
measuring the volume rate from the turbine meter’s frequency output. The units
of measurement are pulses per gallon (ppg). If gpm units were selected in the
“Flow Settings” tab, this value will be a duplicate of the previous parameter.
How to calculate ow rate from the frequency output scale factor in ppg:
Measured Flow Rate (Gallon/Minute) =
Measured Flow Rate (Gallon/Second) =
Measured Flow Rate (Gallon/Hour) =
The ppg value is referred to as the “Meter Factor” and is a very important value
when the turbine meter is used along with a System-10 BTU meter, System-20
BTU meter or D-100/D-1200 ow display. When programming one of these
peripherals to be used with an Insertion Turbine Meter, you must be prepared
to enter this value so that the BTU Meter/Display can properly convert frequency
pulses to ow rate and volume.
Measured Hz x 60
Scaled Frequency Factor
Measured Hz
Scaled Frequency Factor
Measured Hz x 3600
Scaled Frequency Factor
Measured Hz x 60
Scaled Frequency Factor (ppg)
Measured Hz
Scaled Frequency Factor (ppg)
Measured Hz x 3600
Scaled Frequency Factor (ppg)