Honeywell EI2 Operating Instructions For Operators And Installers
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Operating instructions for
operators and installers
Electronic index EI
© 2017 Elster GmbH · Edition 08.17
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Translation from the German
Contents
Contents
Electronic index EI .....................
Contents ..............................
Safety.................................
Checking the usage .....................
Installation ............................
Operating the electronic index ............
Navigating within the menu ..............
Service mode ..........................5
Establishing an optical communications link 7
Changing the battery ....................7
Setting the index parameters .............8
Releasing the valve .....................8
Retrofitting/replacing the communication
module ...............................9
Check test.............................9
Assistance in the event of malfunction ....4
Spare parts ...........................4
Technical data ........................5
Logistics .............................5
Contact ..............................6
carefully before installing or operating. Following the
Please read through these instructions
installation, pass the instructions on to the operator. This unit must be installed and commissioned
in accordance with the regulations in force. These
instructions can also be found at www.docuthek.com.
Explanation of symbols
• , , , ... = Action
▷ = Instruction
Liability
We will not be held liable for damage resulting
from non-observance of the instructions and noncompliant use.
Safety instructions
Information that is relevant for safety is indicated in
the instructions as follows:
DANGER
Indicates potentially fatal situations.
WARNING
Indicates possible danger to life and limb.
CAUTION
Indicates possible material damage.
All interventions may only be carried out by qualified
gas technicians. Electrical interventions may only be
carried out by qualified electricians.
Conversion, spare parts
All technical changes are prohibited. Only use OEM
spare parts.
Changes to edition .
The following chapters have been changed:
– Checking the usage
– Logistics
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Checking the usage
*
Current meter reading
OFF
Electronic index EI.00, EI.05, EI.06,
EI. for diaphragm gas meters BK-G...E,
BK-G...ET or BK-G...ETe
Electronic index for reading out absolute meter readings and for retrieving consumption data, current
tariffs, messages and the valve position.
This function is only guaranteed when used within the
specified limits – see page 15 (Technical data). Any
other use is considered as non-compliant.
Type code
Code Description
EI Electronic index based on EI2
.00
.05
.06
.
Zigbee with valve Vs
Zigbee with valve Ve
Zigbee, valve Vs, top reading
Zigbee, valve Ve, top reading
Communication module
.00
.0
.0
▷
The index version is shown on the index plate,
ECM.10 (Zigbee SMETS 1)
ECM.02 (Zigbee)
see page 2 (Type label/Index plate).
When retrofitting or replacing the communication
▷
module, it may be the case that the last two characters in the type code are no longer applicable.
Part designations
Variant
None
ATEX
▷
The electronic index is suitable for use in potentially
explosive atmospheres. For the exact use (zone),
see ATEX sticker on the diaphragm gas meter or
see the operating instructions for diaphragm gas
meters BK-G1.6 to BK-G25 → http://docuthek.
kromschroeder.com/doclib/main.php?language
=1&folderid=400041&by_class=2&by_lang=-1.
Installation
Installing the gas meter
▷
For installing the gas meter in the pipework, refer
to the operating instructions for diaphragm gas
meters BK-G1.6 to BK-G25 → http://docuthek.
kromschroeder.com/doclib/main.php?language=1
&folderid=400041&by_class=2&by_lang=-1.
Gas meter with integrated valve
▷ If the integrated shut-off valve in the gas meter
is closed, it must be released, see page 8
(Releasing the valve).
Operating the electronic index
▷ The display on the index is switched off.
• Briefly press any key.
123 45678
BK-Gx
DE-07-MI002-PTB001
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M07 0102
002545632734
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Electronic index EI2
Display
User keys
4 Opto-adapter interface
5 Service cap
6 Installation seal/screw locking cap
Type label/Index plate
Please quote for all enquiries:
▷
Manufacturer’s serial number S/N (at the bottom left)
▷ Index version EI (next to the serial number)
V
p
S/N: ............ EI2. ...
BK-G..E..
Q
max
Q
min
max
M ... 0102
12345678
class 1,5
t
m
t
g
class 1,5
Valve Ve
1
2
3
▷ A beep sounds and the main screen appears.
▷
An internal buzzer gives audible feedback, e.g. a
short beep indicates a valve is open and a long
beep indicates a valve is closed. A short beep
sounds each time a key is pressed or if the unit
automatically changes back to the main screen.
▷
4
This function can be switched off, see page 8
(Setting the index parameters).
Main screen
1
3
00000.
ON
004
m
2
3
Menu area
Information area
Status line (symbols)
▷
The ON/
symbols are only displayed when
a valve is integrated in the gas meter.
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OFF
ON
User keys, selection key and symbols
▷
You can navigate through the menu using the
user keys , and the selection key .
Symbol Meaning
▷
Navigate to the left or the right on each
,
level using the user keys.
Briefly pressing the selection key selects
a sub-menu.
Holding the selection key pressed down
switches the display back to the previous menu.
Briefly pressing the selection key selects
a sub-menu.
Holding the selection key pressed down
switches the display back to the previous menu.
Keys inactive
, ,
Valve/gas flow closed. This symbol is only
displayed when a valve is integrated in
the gas meter.
Valve/gas flow released. This symbol is
only displayed when a valve is integrated
in the gas meter.
New messages
Invalid data
Error message
Low battery. This symbol is only dis-
played when battery power is low.
Marking for metrology-relevant data
Substitute for undisplayable character
□
in sentence
In the “Icon definitions” menu, the most important
symbols are described briefly.
Icon denitions
OFF
Valve closed
Valve open
ON
Low battery
Press for more ...
OFF
Navigating within the menu
▷ The menu is constructed hierarchically.
▷
Depending on the configuration, some menus
may be missing.
▷
The “Current meter reading” main screen appears
when switching on the index.
▷
If you are in a different menu, the display will
automatically change back to the main screen
when no user key has been pressed for 30s,
and switches off after a further 30s.
You can navigate from the main screen to the
▷
various menus, such as “Meter information” using the user keys
, .
Menu overview
The display can differ depending on the parameteriza-
tion or communication module.
Main menu
–
Optional contents from communication module
–
Current meter reading
Icon definitions
–
Valve release procedure
–
Date and time
–
Historic meter readings
–
Meter information
Meter identification
Calibration information
Temperature conversion (optional)
Optional contents from communication
module
▷
For further information, refer to the operating
instructions for communication modules type
ECM (for electronic index).
Current meter reading
▷
The absolute meter reading and optionally the
current tariff are indicated in the main screen.
▷ This appears when switching on the index.
▷
You can receive information about the symbols by
pressing the selection key and the user keys
, , or see page 3 (User keys, selection
key and symbols).
Valve release procedure
▷ If the valve was released while the display was
switched off, the release note will appear the
next time the index is switched on.
Valve open safety check
CHECK IF
APPLIANCES OFF
HOLD FOR GAS
▷ The note remains active until the valve has been
released, see page8 (Releasing the valve).
▷
If the selection key is not pressed, the display
will switch back to the main screen after 30s.
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Date and time
*
Date and time
*
4 hour summary: Sat
▷ Information on the date and time display.
10–01–2011
10
:02:06
▷
The operator can transfer the switchover be-
tween winter and summer time to the communication module, provided that it supports this.
▷
The date is given in the format day - month - year.
▷
The date format can differ depending on the
market.
▷
This display is only visible if access to the historic
meter readings has been activated.
Historic meter readings
▷
Consumption data dating as far back as
60weeks can be called up.
Interval data
Historic
meter readings
ON
▷
The historic meter readings can be viewed as an
option. Depending on the parameterization, ac-
cess to the historic meter readings can either be
– fully activated or
– protected by entering a password or
– deactivated.
▷ By pressing the selection key , consumption
data are displayed, which are given by month,
week or day, or 4-hour or ½-hour intervals.
“4 hour summary” example:
Electronic index with communication module:
▷ The
Meter information
▷
symbol is displayed if, for example, the
tolerance between the internal time recording
and the actual time is too large. This can lead
to invalid consumption data. After the next time
synchronization, the consumption data are recorded again correctly and disappears.
Meter-specific technical data are displayed in
sub-menus by pressing the selection key
several times.
Meter information
Identification &
calibration info
ON
Meter identification:
– No.: (Owner’s meter number)
– EN 1359 Reg. No.: NG-4701BM0443 (exam-
ple)
– Firmware version
– CRC (checksum)
– Details (firmware details)
▷
For further information, see page 15 (Techni-
cal data).
Calibration information:
– Meter calibration parameters Q1 to Q3 (adjust-
ment values Q1 to Q3 for three-point calibration)
– Cyclic meter volume
Temperature conversion (optional):
– Type of conversion (mechanical or electronic)
– Base temperature tb (in accordance with
EN1359)
– Specified centre temperature tsp (in accordance
with EN1359)
01-02-2011 04:00 → 08:00
00000.351 → 00000.353m
0.002 m
▷
The timeframe is displayed with date and time
for the start and end of the period.
▷ The meter reading is displayed for the start and
end of the period in m
The consumption for this period is indicated in m3.
▷
▷ The tariff band may be displayed.
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Service mode
Test instructions
*
Part designations
Service mode menu overview
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Display
User keys
4 Opto-adapter interface
5 Service cover
6 Installation seal/screw locking cap
7 Battery
8 Communication module (optional)
▷ In Service mode, meter-specific operating data
can be called up.
Activating Service mode
Hold the selection key
pressed down.
▷ A pixel will appear in each corner of the display.
Observe one pixel: while the pixel is visible, hold
the selection key pressed down. Release the
key as soon as the pixel has disappeared.
Repeat the process, until all the pixels are off and
“Test instructions” appears in the menu area.
▷ Service mode is activated.
Main menu
Test instructions
Temperature (optional)
Battery diagnosis
Date & time
–
LCD pixel test
–
Cyclic test
–
UMI peripherals
UMI-1
UMI-2
UMI-3
–
Optional contents from communication module
–
Meter information
Test instructions
Automatic return to main
menu after 5 minutes of
inactivity
Hold on any screen to
return immediately
ON
Temperature (optional)
▷
This menu is available if temperature conversion
has been activated.
Temperature
tg 25.04°C
TC : electronic
tg : [-10, 40]°C
tsp : 20°C
tb : 0°C
OFF
– tg currently measured gas temperature t
– TC: type of temperature conversion
Electronic: mathematical conversion to tb
in index
Mechanical: mechanical conversion to t
in measuring unit
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