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SITRANS F
Ultrasonic Flowmeters
FST020 IP65 NEMA 4X
Function manual
Edition
Answers for industry.
09/2017
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SITRANS F
Ultrasonic Flowmeters
FST020 Function manual
Function Manual
09/2017
A5E42949526
Introduction
1
Quick start
2
Setup
3
Maintenance and diagnostics
4
Communication
5
Security
6
Language
7
Support
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1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 13
2 Quick start ............................................................................................................................................ 17
3 Setup .................................................................................................................................................... 19
1.1 Function Manual scope ........................................................................................................... 13
1.2 Purpose of this documentation ............................................................................................... 13
1.3 Quick start wizards .................................................................................................................. 13
1.4 Support ................................................................................................................................... 13
1.5 Product compatibility ............................................................................................................... 14
1.6 Document history .................................................................................................................... 14
1.7 Device documentation package .............................................................................................. 14
2.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 17
2.2 Quick commissioning .............................................................................................................. 17
2.3 Sensor settings ....................................................................................................................... 17
2.4 Process values ........................................................................................................................ 17
2.5 Inputs and outputs .................................................................................................................. 17
2.6 Copy configuration .................................................................................................................. 17
3.1 Sensor settings ....................................................................................................................... 19
3.1.1 Length unit .............................................................................................................................. 19
3.1.2 Length unit - settings............................................................................................................... 19
3.1.3 Pipe settings ........................................................................................................................... 19
3.1.3.1 Pipe class ................................................................................................................................ 19
3.1.3.2 Pipe size ................................................................................................................................. 19
3.1.3.3 Outer pipe diameter ................................................................................................................ 20
3.1.3.4 Wall thickness ......................................................................................................................... 20
3.1.3.5 Pipe material ........................................................................................................................... 20
3.1.3.6 Wall sound velocity ................................................................................................................. 20
3.1.3.7 Liner settings ........................................................................................................................... 21
3.1.3.8 Inner pipe roughness .............................................................................................................. 22
3.1.3.9 Inner pipe diameter ................................................................................................................. 22
3.1.4 Upstream and downstream conditions ................................................................................... 22
3.1.4.1 Disturbed flow profile compensation ....................................................................................... 22
3.1.4.2 Type of upstream condition .................................................................................................... 23
3.1.4.3 Upstream distance .................................................................................................................. 23
3.1.4.4 Type of downstream condition
3.1.4.5 Downstream distance ............................................................................................................. 23
3.1.5 Medium characteristics ........................................................................................................... 24
3.1.5.1 Process medium type ............................................................................................................. 24
3.1.5.2 Expected sound velocity ......................................................................................................... 24
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3.1.5.3 Process temperature .............................................................................................................. 24
3.1.5.4 Kinematic viscosity ................................................................................................................. 25
3.1.5.5 Process density ...................................................................................................................... 25
3.1.6 Sensor selection..................................................................................................................... 25
3.1.6.1 Sensor model ......................................................................................................................... 25
3.1.6.2 Clamp-on sensor size ............................................................................................................ 26
3.1.6.3 Nominal sensor frequency ..................................................................................................... 26
3.1.6.4 Sensor crystal projection ........................................................................................................ 26
3.1.6.5 Sensor phase velocity ............................................................................................................ 26
3.1.6.6 Sensor inactive wedge ........................................................................................................... 27
3.1.6.7 Sensor fixed time ................................................................................................................... 27
3.1.6.8 Mounting hole offset ............................................................................................................... 27
3.1.6.9 Spacing offset ........................................................................................................................ 27
3.1.6.10 Temperature code of the sensor ............................................................................................ 28
3.1.6.11 Temperature compensation factor ......................................................................................... 28
3.1.6.12 Length of sensor cables ......................................................................................................... 28
3.1.7 Path settings .......................................................................................................................... 29
3.1.7.1 Installed paths ........................................................................................................................ 29
3.1.7.2 Path 1 ..................................................................................................................................... 29
3.1.7.3 Path diagnostic alarm limits ................................................................................................... 31
3.1.8 User calibration ...................................................................................................................... 32
3.1.8.1 Slope ...................................................................................................................................... 32
3.1.8.2 Path 1 offset ........................................................................................................................... 32
3.1.9 Multipoint calibration .............................................................................................................. 33
3.1.9.1 Enable multipoint calibration .................................................................................................. 33
3.1.9.2 Asymmetric calibration table .................................................................................................. 33
3.1.9.3 Calibration point ..................................................................................................................... 34
3.1.9.4 Multipoint calibration table ..................................................................................................... 34
3.1.10 Flow direction ......................................................................................................................... 35
3.1.11 Miscellaneous ........................................................................................................................ 35
3.1.11.1 Preamplifier Setting ................................................................................................................ 35
3.1.11.2 Number of pulses to be transmitted ....................................................................................... 36
3.1.11.3 Minimum ringdown delay ....................................................................................................... 36
3.1.11.4 Electronic time delay .............................................................................................................. 36
3.1.12
Configuration of test blocks .................................................................................................... 37
3.1.12.1 About ...................................................................................................................................... 37
3.1.12.2 Sensor size ............................................................................................................................ 37
3.2 Process values ....................................................................................................................... 38
3.2.1 Volume flow ............................................................................................................................ 38
3.2.1.1 Units ....................................................................................................................................... 38
3.2.1.2 Custom units .......................................................................................................................... 38
3.2.1.3 Custom conversion factor ...................................................................................................... 39
3.2.1.4 Decimal places ....................................................................................................................... 39
3.2.1.5 Low flow cut-off ...................................................................................................................... 39
3.2.1.6 Alarm and warning limits ........................................................................................................ 40
3.2.2 Mass flow ............................................................................................................................... 41
3.2.2.1 Units ....................................................................................................................................... 41
3.2.2.2 Custom units .......................................................................................................................... 41
3.2.2.3 Custom conversion factor ...................................................................................................... 42
3.2.2.4 Decimal places ....................................................................................................................... 42
3.2.2.5 Low flow cut-off ...................................................................................................................... 42
3.2.2.6 Alarm and warning limits
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3.2.3 Flow velocity ........................................................................................................................... 44
3.2.3.1 Units ........................................................................................................................................ 44
3.2.3.2 Custom units ........................................................................................................................... 44
3.2.3.3 Custom conversion factor ....................................................................................................... 45
3.2.3.4 Decimal places ........................................................................................................................ 45
3.2.3.5 Low flow cut-off ....................................................................................................................... 45
3.2.3.6 Alarm and warning limits ......................................................................................................... 46
3.2.4 Sound velocity ......................................................................................................................... 47
3.2.4.1 Units ........................................................................................................................................ 47
3.2.4.2 Custom units ........................................................................................................................... 48
3.2.4.3 Custom conversion factor ....................................................................................................... 48
3.2.4.4 Decimal places ........................................................................................................................ 48
3.2.4.5 Alarm and warning limits ......................................................................................................... 48
3.2.5 Density .................................................................................................................................... 50
3.2.5.1 Units ........................................................................................................................................ 50
3.2.5.2 Custom units ........................................................................................................................... 50
3.2.5.3 Custom conversion factor .......................................................................................................
51
3.2.5.4 Decimal places ........................................................................................................................ 51
3.2.5.5 Alarm warning limits ................................................................................................................ 51
3.2.6 Kinematic viscosity .................................................................................................................. 53
3.2.6.1 Units ........................................................................................................................................ 53
3.2.6.2 Decimal places ........................................................................................................................ 53
3.2.6.3 Alarm and warning limits ......................................................................................................... 53
3.2.7 Medium temperature ............................................................................................................... 55
3.2.7.1 Units ........................................................................................................................................ 55
3.2.7.2 Decimal places ........................................................................................................................ 55
3.2.7.3 Alarm and warning limits ......................................................................................................... 55
3.3 Totalizers ................................................................................................................................ 57
3.3.1 Totalizer 1 ............................................................................................................................... 57
3.3.1.1 Process value ......................................................................................................................... 57
3.3.1.2 Units ........................................................................................................................................ 58
3.3.1.3 Custom units ........................................................................................................................... 58
3.3.1.4 Custom conversion factor ....................................................................................................... 58
3.3.1.5 Decimal places ........................................................................................................................ 59
3.3.1.6 Direction .................................................................................................................................. 59
3.3.1.7 Fail-safe behaviour ................................................................................................................. 59
3.3.1.8 Reset ....................................................................................................................................... 59
3.3.1.9 Preset ...................................................................................................................................... 60
3.3.1.10 Alarm and warning limits ......................................................................................................... 60
3.4 Inputs and outputs .................................................................................................................. 62
3.4.1 Alarm status ............................................................................................................................ 69
3.4.2 Channel 2 - output .................................................................................................................. 70
3.4.2.1 Operation mode ...................................................................................................................... 70
3.4.2.2 Active operation (read only) .................................................................................................... 70
3.4.2.3 Fail-safe activation condition .................................................................................................. 71
3.4.2.4 Current output ......................................................................................................................... 71
3.4.2.5 Off delay .................................................................................................................................. 74
3.4.3 Channel 3 - relay ..................................................................................................................... 74
3.4.3.1 Operation mode ...................................................................................................................... 74
3.4.3.2 Status mode ............................................................................................................................ 74
3.4.3.3 Sensor alarms (1) ................................................................................................................... 75
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3.4.3.4 Sensor alarms (2)................................................................................................................... 75
3.4.3.5 Process alarms (1) ................................................................................................................. 75
3.4.3.6 Process alarms (3) ................................................................................................................. 76
3.4.3.7 Process alarms (4) ................................................................................................................. 76
3.4.3.8 Totalizer alarms...................................................................................................................... 77
3.4.3.9 Device alarms ........................................................................................................................ 77
3.4.3.10 Input/output alarms (1) ........................................................................................................... 77
3.4.3.11 Simulation alarms (1) ............................................................................................................. 78
3.4.3.12 Simulation alarms (2) ............................................................................................................. 78
3.4.3.13 Alarm class ............................................................................................................................. 79
3.4.3.14 NAMUR status signal ............................................................................................................. 79
3.4.3.15 Polarity ................................................................................................................................... 79
3.4.3.16 On delay ................................................................................................................................. 80
3.4.3.17 Off delay ................................................................................................................................. 80
3.4.4 Channel 4 - input/output ......................................................................................................... 80
3.4.4.1 Operation mode ..................................................................................................................... 80
3.4.4.2 Change operation mode ........................................................................................................
81
3.4.4.3 Frequency output ................................................................................................................... 81
3.4.4.4 Pulse output ........................................................................................................................... 84
3.4.5 Channel 7 - digital input ......................................................................................................... 88
3.4.5.1 Input function .......................................................................................................................... 88
3.4.6 Channel 8 - digital input ......................................................................................................... 88
3.4.6.1 Input function .......................................................................................................................... 88
3.4.6.2 Input function - settings .......................................................................................................... 88
3.5 Date and time ......................................................................................................................... 88
3.5.1 Current date and time ............................................................................................................ 88
3.5.2 Set date and time ................................................................................................................... 89
3.6 Local display .......................................................................................................................... 89
3.6.1 FST020 - Display ................................................................................................................... 89
3.6.2 Brightness .............................................................................................................................. 90
3.6.3 Backlight ................................................................................................................................. 90
3.6.4 Contrast .................................................................................................................................. 90
3.7 Damping ................................................................................................................................. 91
3.7.1 Damping value .......................................................................................................................
91
3.7.2 Process values (1) ................................................................................................................. 91
3.7.3 Process values (2) ................................................................................................................. 91
3.8 View 1 .................................................................................................................................... 92
3.8.1 View ....................................................................................................................................... 92
3.8.2 1st value ................................................................................................................................. 92
3.8.3 Graph scale mode .................................................................................................................. 92
3.8.4 2nd value ................................................................................................................................ 93
3.8.5 3rd value ................................................................................................................................ 93
3.8.6 4th process value ................................................................................................................... 94
3.8.7 5th process value ................................................................................................................... 94
3.8.8 6th process value ................................................................................................................... 94
3.8.9 Trend scale mode .................................................................................................................. 95
3.8.10 Trend log time window ........................................................................................................... 95
3.8.11 Trend scale lower limit ........................................................................................................... 95
3.8.12 Trend scale upper limit ........................................................................................................... 96
3.9 View 2 .................................................................................................................................... 96
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3.9.1 Enable or disable .................................................................................................................... 96
3.9.2 View ........................................................................................................................................ 96
3.9.3 1st value .................................................................................................................................. 97
3.9.4 2nd process value ................................................................................................................... 97
3.9.5 3rd process value .................................................................................................................... 98
3.9.6 4th process value .................................................................................................................... 98
3.9.7 5th process value .................................................................................................................... 98
3.9.8 6th process value .................................................................................................................... 99
3.9.9 Trend scale mode ................................................................................................................... 99
3.9.10 Trend log time window ............................................................................................................ 99
3.9.11 Trend scale lower limit .......................................................................................................... 100
3.9.12 Trend scale upper limit.......................................................................................................... 100
3.10 View 3 ................................................................................................................................... 100
3.10.1 Enable or disable .................................................................................................................. 100
3.10.2 View ...................................................................................................................................... 101
3.10.3 1st value ................................................................................................................................ 101
3.10.4 Graphic scale mode ..............................................................................................................
102
3.10.5 2nd process value ................................................................................................................. 102
3.10.6 3rd process value .................................................................................................................. 102
3.10.7 4th process value .................................................................................................................. 103
3.10.8 5th process value .................................................................................................................. 103
3.10.9 6th process value .................................................................................................................. 103
3.10.10 Trend scale mode ................................................................................................................. 104
3.10.11 Trend log time window .......................................................................................................... 104
3.10.12 Trend scale lower limit .......................................................................................................... 104
3.10.13 Trend scale upper limit.......................................................................................................... 105
3.11 View 4 ................................................................................................................................... 105
3.11.1 Enable or disable .................................................................................................................. 105
3.11.2 View ...................................................................................................................................... 105
3.11.3 1st value ................................................................................................................................ 106
3.11.4 2nd value .............................................................................................................................. 106
3.11.5 3rd value ............................................................................................................................... 107
3.11.6 4th value ............................................................................................................................... 107
3.11.7 5th value ............................................................................................................................... 108
6th value ............................................................................................................................... 108
3.11.8
3.11.9 Trend scale mode ................................................................................................................. 108
3.11.10 Trend log time window .......................................................................................................... 109
3.11.11 Trend scale lower limit .......................................................................................................... 109
3.11.12 Trend scale upper limit.......................................................................................................... 109
3.12 View 5 ................................................................................................................................... 110
3.12.1 Enable or disable .................................................................................................................. 110
3.12.2 View ...................................................................................................................................... 110
3.12.3 1st value ................................................................................................................................ 111
3.12.4 2nd value .............................................................................................................................. 111
3.12.5 3rd value ............................................................................................................................... 111
3.12.6 4th process value .................................................................................................................. 112
3.12.7 5th process value .................................................................................................................. 112
3.12.8 6th process value .................................................................................................................. 112
3.12.9 Trend scale mode ................................................................................................................. 113
3.12.10 Trend log time window .......................................................................................................... 113
3.12.11 Trend scale lower limit .......................................................................................................... 113
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3.12.12 Trend scale upper limit ......................................................................................................... 114
3.13 View 6 .................................................................................................................................. 114
3.13.1 Enable or disable ................................................................................................................. 114
3.13.2 View ..................................................................................................................................... 115
3.13.3 1st process value ................................................................................................................. 115
3.13.4 2nd process value ................................................................................................................ 115
3.13.5 3rd process value ................................................................................................................. 116
3.13.6 4th process value ................................................................................................................. 116
3.13.7 5th process value ................................................................................................................. 116
3.13.8 6th process value ................................................................................................................. 117
3.13.9 Trend scale mode ................................................................................................................ 117
3.13.10 Trend log time window ......................................................................................................... 117
3.13.11 Trend scale lower limit ......................................................................................................... 118
3.13.12 Trend scale upper limit ......................................................................................................... 118
3.14 Status icons .......................................................................................................................... 118
4.1 Identification ......................................................................................................................... 121
4.1.1 Long tag ............................................................................................................................... 121
4.1.2 Tag ....................................................................................................................................... 121
4.1.3 Descriptor ............................................................................................................................. 121
4.1.4 Message ............................................................................................................................... 122
4.1.5 Location ................................................................................................................................ 122
4.1.6 Installation date .................................................................................................................... 122
4.1.7 Manufacturer ........................................................................................................................ 122
4.1.8 Product name ....................................................................................................................... 123
4.1.9 Version (read only) ............................................................................................................... 123
4.1.10 Order number (read only) .................................................................................................... 123
4.1.11 Serial number ....................................................................................................................... 123
4.1.12 FW version ........................................................................................................................... 124
4.1.13 HW version ........................................................................................................................... 124
4.1.14 Final assembly number ........................................................................................................ 124
4.1.15 System type ......................................................................................................................... 125
4.1.16 Transmitter electronics ......................................................................................................... 125
4.1.16.1
HW version ........................................................................................................................... 125
4.1.16.2 FW version ........................................................................................................................... 125
4.1.16.3 Serial number ....................................................................................................................... 125
4.1.16.4 Order number ....................................................................................................................... 126
4.1.16.5 Comm. interface serial number ............................................................................................ 126
4.1.17 Local display ........................................................................................................................ 126
4.1.18 I/O electronics ...................................................................................................................... 127
4.1.19 DSL ...................................................................................................................................... 127
4.1.20 Sensor .................................................................................................................................. 127
4.1.20.1 Type (read only) ................................................................................................................... 127
4.1.20.2 Sensor type (read only) ........................................................................................................ 127
4.1.20.3 Serial number (read only) .................................................................................................... 128
4.1.20.4 Sensor type (read only) ........................................................................................................ 128
4.1.20.5 Sensor firmware version (read only) .................................................................................... 128
4.1.20.6 Frontend variant (read only) ................................................................................................. 128
4.2 Diagnostic events ................................................................................................................. 129
4.2.1 Active diagnostic events ...................................................................................................... 129
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4.2.2 Diagnostic log ....................................................................................................................... 129
4.2.3 Clear diagnostic log .............................................................................................................. 129
4.2.4 Acknowledge mode ............................................................................................................... 129
4.2.5 Transmitter detailed events (read only) ................................................................................ 130
4.2.6 Suppression time .................................................................................................................. 130
4.2.7 Enable alarms ....................................................................................................................... 131
4.2.7.1 Sensor events (1) .................................................................................................................. 131
4.2.7.2 Sensor events (2) .................................................................................................................. 131
4.2.7.3 Process events (1) ................................................................................................................ 131
4.2.7.4 Process events (2) ................................................................................................................ 132
4.2.7.5 Process events (3) ................................................................................................................ 132
4.2.7.6 Process events (4) ................................................................................................................ 133
4.2.7.7 Totalizer events ..................................................................................................................... 133
4.2.7.8 Device events ....................................................................................................................... 133
4.2.7.9 Simulation events (1) ............................................................................................................ 134
4.2.7.10 Simulation events (2) ............................................................................................................ 134
4.2.7.11 Input/output events (1) .......................................................................................................... 135
4.2.8 Assign alarm class ................................................................................................................ 135
4.2.8.1 14 - Path 1: No signal ........................................................................................................... 135
4.2.8.2 148 - Transm. temp. above alarm limit ................................................................................. 135
4.2.8.3 149 - Transm. temp. below alarm limit .................................................................................. 136
4.3 Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 136
4.3.1 Copy configuration ................................................................................................................ 136
4.3.2 Spare part replacement ........................................................................................................ 136
4.3.2.1 Transmitter ............................................................................................................................ 136
4.3.2.2 Operating time ...................................................................................................................... 137
4.3.3 Electronic part identification .................................................................................................. 137
4.3.3.1 Transmitter cassette ............................................................................................................. 137
4.3.3.2 Local display ......................................................................................................................... 139
4.3.3.3 I/O cassette ........................................................................................................................... 140
4.3.3.4 Sensor cassette .................................................................................................................... 140
4.4 Diagnostics ........................................................................................................................... 141
4.4.1 Sensor ................................................................................................................................... 141
4.4.1.1 Receiver signal ..................................................................................................................... 141
4.4.1.2 Reynolds number (read only) ............................................................................................... 141
4.4.1.3 Path 1 .................................................................................................................................... 141
4.4.2 Temperature monitoring........................................................................................................ 143
4.4.2.1 Medium temperature ............................................................................................................. 143
4.4.2.2 Transmitter electronics temperature ..................................................................................... 144
4.4.3 Inputs and outputs ................................................................................................................ 145
4.4.3.1 Channel 2 - output ................................................................................................................ 145
4.4.3.2 Channel 3 - relay ................................................................................................................... 146
4.4.3.3 Channel 4 - Input/output ....................................................................................................... 146
4.4.3.4 Calibration picture ................................................................................................................. 148
4.5 Peak values .......................................................................................................................... 149
4.5.1 Process value 1 .................................................................................................................... 149
4.5.1.1 Process value ....................................................................................................................... 149
4.5.1.2 Maximum .............................................................................................................................. 149
4.5.1.3 Timestamp at maximum........................................................................................................ 149
4.5.1.4 Minimum ............................................................................................................................... 149
4.5.1.5 Timestamp at minimum......................................................................................................... 150
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4.5.1.6 Reset peak values ............................................................................................................... 150
4.5.2 Process value 2.................................................................................................................... 150
4.5.2.1 Process value ....................................................................................................................... 150
4.5.2.2 Maximum .............................................................................................................................. 151
4.5.2.3 Timestamp at maximum ....................................................................................................... 151
4.5.2.4 Minimum ............................................................................................................................... 151
4.5.2.5 Timestamp at minimum ........................................................................................................ 151
4.5.2.6 Reset peak values ............................................................................................................... 152
4.5.3 Process value 3.................................................................................................................... 152
4.5.3.1 Process value ....................................................................................................................... 152
4.5.3.2 Maximum .............................................................................................................................. 152
4.5.3.3 Timestamp at maximum ....................................................................................................... 153
4.5.3.4 Minimum ............................................................................................................................... 153
4.5.3.5 Timestamp at minimum ........................................................................................................ 153
4.5.3.6 Reset peak values ............................................................................................................... 153
4.5.4 Process value 4.................................................................................................................... 154
4.5.4.1 Process value ....................................................................................................................... 154
4.5.4.2 Maximum .............................................................................................................................. 154
4.5.4.3 Timestamp at maximum ....................................................................................................... 154
4.5.4.4 Minimum ............................................................................................................................... 154
4.5.4.5 Timestamp at minimum ........................................................................................................ 155
4.5.4.6 Reset peak values ............................................................................................................... 155
4.6 Characteristics ..................................................................................................................... 155
4.6.1 Transmitter ........................................................................................................................... 155
4.6.1.1 Design (read only) ................................................................................................................ 155
4.7 SensorFlash ......................................................................................................................... 156
4.7.1 Eject ..................................................................................................................................... 156
4.7.2 Installed (read only) ............................................................................................................. 156
4.7.3 Capacity total (read only) ..................................................................................................... 156
4.7.4 Capacity available (read only) .............................................................................................. 157
4.7.5 Data logging ......................................................................................................................... 157
4.7.5.1 Activation .............................................................................................................................. 157
4.7.5.2 Data logging mode ............................................................................................................... 157
4.7.5.3 Logging interval .................................................................................................................... 158
4.7.5.4
Process values ..................................................................................................................... 158
4.8 Simulation ............................................................................................................................ 159
4.8.1 Simulation Inputs/outputs ..................................................................................................... 159
4.8.1.1 Channel 2 - output ............................................................................................................... 159
4.8.1.2 Channel 3 - relay .................................................................................................................. 160
4.8.1.3 Channel 4 - Input/output ...................................................................................................... 161
4.8.2 Simulation process values ................................................................................................... 162
4.8.2.1 Enable simulation ................................................................................................................. 162
4.8.2.2 Volume flow .......................................................................................................................... 162
4.8.2.3 Mass flow ............................................................................................................................. 163
4.8.2.4 Flow velocity ......................................................................................................................... 163
4.8.2.5 Sound velocity ...................................................................................................................... 164
4.8.2.6 Density ................................................................................................................................. 164
4.8.2.7 Kinematic viscosity ............................................................................................................... 164
4.8.2.8 Medium temperature ............................................................................................................ 165
4.8.3 Simulate alarms ................................................................................................................... 165
4.8.3.1 Simulation mode .................................................................................................................. 165
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5 Communication ................................................................................................................................... 173
6 Security .............................................................................................................................................. 181
4.8.3.2 Alarms ................................................................................................................................... 166
4.8.3.3 Alarm class ........................................................................................................................... 168
4.8.3.4 Alarm class ........................................................................................................................... 169
4.9 Audit trail ............................................................................................................................... 169
4.9.1 Parameter change log........................................................................................................... 169
4.9.2 Clear parameter change log (write only)............................................................................... 169
4.9.3 Firmware update change log ................................................................................................ 170
4.9.4 Clear FW update change log (expert)................................................................................... 170
4.10 Self test ................................................................................................................................. 170
4.10.1 Display test ........................................................................................................................... 170
4.11 Resets ................................................................................................................................... 171
4.11.1 Restore ordered configuration (write only)............................................................................ 171
4.11.2 Device restart (write only) ..................................................................................................... 171
4.12 Firmware update ................................................................................................................... 171
5.1 Service channel (USB).......................................................................................................... 173
5.1.1 USB mode (read only) .......................................................................................................... 173
5.1.2 Auto mode ............................................................................................................................. 173
5.1.3 MSD connect (write only) ...................................................................................................... 173
5.2 Modbus (Channel 1) ............................................................................................................. 174
5.2.1 Slave address (SW) .............................................................................................................. 174
5.2.2 Slave address (HW) (read only) ........................................................................................... 174
5.2.3 Baud rate .............................................................................................................................. 174
5.2.4 Parity / framing ...................................................................................................................... 175
5.2.5 Floating point byte order ....................................................................................................... 175
5.2.6 Integer byte order .................................................................................................................. 175
5.2.7 Register mapping .................................................................................................................. 176
5.2.7.1 Enable mapping .................................................................................................................... 176
5.2.7.2 Source register 1..20............................................................................................................. 176
5.2.7.3 Target register 1..20 .............................................................................................................. 176
5.2.8 Modbus units ......................................................................................................................... 177
5.2.8.1 Mass flow unit ....................................................................................................................... 177
5.2.8.2 Volume flow unit ....................................................................................................................
177
5.2.8.3 Flow velocity unit ................................................................................................................... 178
5.2.8.4 Sound velocity unit ................................................................................................................ 178
5.2.8.5 Density unit ........................................................................................................................... 178
5.2.8.6 Kinematic viscosity unit ......................................................................................................... 179
5.2.8.7 Temperature units ................................................................................................................. 179
5.2.8.8 Totalizer 1 unit ...................................................................................................................... 179
5.2.8.9 Service channel (USB).......................................................................................................... 180
6.1 Change user PIN .................................................................................................................. 181
6.2 Change expert PIN code (expert) ......................................................................................... 181
6.3 Recovery ID .......................................................................................................................... 181
6.4 PIN recovery ......................................................................................................................... 182
6.5 Activate user PIN .................................................................................................................. 182
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7 Language ............................................................................................................................................ 185
A Support ................................................................................................................................................ 187
Index ................................................................................................................................................... 189
6.6 Deactivate user PIN ............................................................................................................. 182
6.7 Auto logout ........................................................................................................................... 182
6.8 Auto logout ........................................................................................................................... 183
6.9 Logout .................................................................................................................................. 183
7.1 Language ............................................................................................................................. 185
A.1 Technical support ................................................................................................................. 187
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1.1
Function Manual scope
Note
This Function Manual applies to the SITRANS FST020 only.
1.2
Purpose of this documentation
1.3
Quick start wizards
1.4
Support
The FST020 transmitter can be connected to sensor types FSS200 and FSS300.
This manual contains a description of all device parameters and is aimed at persons
configuring the device.
The default settings and the setting ranges are listed in tables for each parameter.
Furthermore, the relation, if any, between parameters is described.
As of chapter 3, Setup (Page 19), the chapter and subchapter numbers equal the parameter
numbers in the HMI structure.
For parameters with access level other than User (for example Read only or Expert), the
access level is stated in parenthesis after the parameter name.
The device offers a set of wizards which will guide you through configuration of parameters
essential for your application. The quick commissioning wizards are described in the
Commissioning chapter of the device Operating Instructions.
For product support, or to contact a Siemens representative, see Technical support
(Page 187).
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Introduction
1.5
Product compatibility
Edition
Remarks
Product compatibility
Compatibility version of device integration package
Field communicator V3.8
EDD: 1.00.00 or later
1.6
Document history
Edition
Note
1.7
Device documentation package
Document
Purpose
Intended users
Availability
1.5 Product compatibility
The following table shows major changes in the documentation compared to the previous
edition.
09/2017
• First edition
Modbus
FW: 2.01.00-04
HW: 002 or later
SIMATIC PDM V8.2 SP1 or later
AMS Device Manager 12.0
SITRANS DTM V4.1
EDD: 1.00.00 or later
EDD: 1.00.00 or later
EDD: 1.00.00 or later
The following table shows major changes in the documentation compared to the previous
edition.
The most important changes in the documentation when compared with the respective
previous edition are given in the following table.
09/2017 First edition
The user documentation package for this product includes the following documents
Application planning sheets
Operating Instructions
FST020 Function manual
Contains all information needed to
plan the mechanical / physical installation
•
and control signals before the product arrives
Contains all information needed to
• check and identify the delivered package
• install and electrically connect the product
• commission the product, (setting parame-
ters via HMI menu)
• operate and maintain the device on a daily
basis
• troubleshoot and remedy minor operation
interruptions
Plant design engineers, control
system designers
Instrument technicians, plant
operators
Sent to the customer with
•
Quote
•
• On documentation disk
• Available for download from
• Hardcopy can be purchased
Available for download from
homepage
homepage
via PIA Life Cycle Portal
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Document
Purpose
Intended users
Availability
1.7 Device documentation package
Sensor Installation Manual
Functions Manual Contains
Contains all information needed to install
Clamp-on sensors.
• descriptions of all functions that can be
accessed via the local display (HMI)
• guide to setting parameters to obtain opti-
mum operation of the device
Mechanical and
electrical installers; instrument
technicians
Instrument technicians, plant
operators
• Included in the delivery
• On documentation disk
• Available for download from
homepage
• Available for download from
homepage
• Hardcopy can be purchased
via PIA Life Cycle Portal
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1.7 Device documentation package
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2.1
Introduction
2.2
Quick commissioning
Description
2.3
Sensor settings
Description
2.4
Process values
2.5
Inputs and outputs
2.6
Copy configuration
The quick start wizard topics and introductory explanations are listed below. For detailed
quick start wizard procedures refer to the FST020 Operating Instructions manual.
Quick commissioning - The Quick commissioning wizard will guide you through configuration
of parameters essential for your application. You configure parameters essential for your
application by selecting the configuration path and sub-wizards appropriate for your
application.
The sensor settings wizard will guide you through configuration of essential parameters.
The Process values wizard will guide you through setup of process values for your
application. The prioritizing of the process values automatically configures the measurement
views on the display. The process value configured as 1st process value appears as first
value in the views.
The Inputs and outputs wizard will guide you through setup of inputs and outputs on the
available channels.
This wizard allows you to copy the configuration from the SensorFlash to the device.
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Quick start
2.6 Copy configuration
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3.1
Sensor settings
3.1.1
Length unit
Description
3.1.2
Length unit - settings
Setting
ft; m; in; cm; mm
Default
m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Length units
3.1.3
Pipe settings
3.1.3.1
Pipe class
Description
3.1.3.2
Pipe size
Description
Unit for length values.
Pipe class - Read only. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard. Indicates the pipe class
chosen from the pipe data library included in the sensor setup wizard.
Pipe size - Read only. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard. Indicates the pipe class
chosen from the pipe data library included in the sensor setup wizard.
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3.1.3.3
Outer pipe diameter
Description
Setting
0.006 m to 10.0 m
Default
0.1 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Outer pipe diameter
3.1.3.4
Wall thickness
Description
Setting
1.0-6 m to 0.5 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Wall thickness
3.1.3.5
Pipe material
Description
um
Default
Can only be changed via the Sensor wizard
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Pipe material
3.1.3.6
Wall sound velocity
Description
3.1 Sensor settings
External pipe diameter.
Pipe wall thickness.
Default 0.001 m
Pipe material - Read only. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard.
Setting
Read only: Carbon steel; Stainless steel; ABS plastic; Aluminum; Black iron; Brass; Cast
iron; Copper nickel 70/30; Copper nickel 90/10; Copper; Ductile iron; FRP plastic; Glass;
Hastelloy; Inconel; Kynar plastic; Monel; Nickel; Polyethylene; PVC plastic; Teflon; Titani-
Pipe wall material sound velocity (clamp-on).
Use the shear velocity for metallic pipes. Use the longitudinal velocity for plastic pipes.
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Setting
200.0 m/s to 4000.0 m/s
Default
3000.0 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Wall sound velocity
3.1.3.7
Liner settings
3.1.3.7.1 Liner thickness
Description
Setting
0.0 m to 0.5 m
Default
0.0 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Liner settings → Liner thickness
3.1.3.7.2 Liner material
Description
ber
Default
Custom
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Liner settings → Liner material
3.1.3.7.3 Liner sound velocity
Description
Setting
200.0 m/s to 4000.0 m/s
Default
2000.0 m/s
3.1 Sensor settings
Pipe liner thickness
Liner material - Read only. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard.
Setting
Read only: Custom; Cement; Coal tar; Enamel; Glass; Plastic; Hi_dens_Poly; PTFE; Rub-
Liner material sound velocity (clamp-on).
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Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Liner settings → Liner sound velocity
3.1.3.8
Inner pipe roughness
Description
Setting
0.0 m to 0.01 m
Default
0.0001 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Inner pipe roughness
3.1.3.9
Inner pipe diameter
Description
Setting
Default
0.0 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Pipe settings → Inner pipe diameter
3.1.4
Upstream and downstream conditions
3.1.4.1
Disturbed flow profile compensation
Description
Setting
Enable; Disabled
Default
Disabled
Related
compensation
3.1 Sensor settings
Roughness of inner pipe/liner material.
Read only. Calculated inner diameter of pipe (clamp-on).
Disturbed flow profile compensation enable/disable
Path
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3.1.4.2
Type of upstream condition
Description
Default
Straight run
Related
condition
3.1.4.3
Upstream distance
Description
Setting
0 to 40
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Upstream and downstream conditions → Upstream distance
3.1.4.4
Type of downstream condition
Description
Expansion
Default
Straight run
Related
condition
3.1.4.5
Downstream distance
Description
3.1 Sensor settings
Compensation for upstream pipe geometry.
Setting Straight run; Single elbow; Double elbow (in-plane); Double elbow (out-of-plane); Reducer;
Expansion
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Upstream and downstream conditions → Type of upstream
The distance to the upstream flow disturbance. The distance is given in pipe diameters.
Used for clamp-on flow profile compensation.
Default 0
Compensation for downstream pipe geometry.
Setting
Straight run; Single elbow; Double elbow (in-plane); Double elbow (out-of-plane); Reducer;
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Upstream and downstream conditions → Type of downstream
The distance to the downstream flow disturbance. The distance is given in pipe diameters.
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Setting
0 to 40
Default
0
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Upstream and downstream conditions → Downstream distance
3.1.5
Medium characteristics
3.1.5.1
Process medium type
Description
3.1.5.2
Expected sound velocity
Description
Setting
100.0 m/s to 2500.0 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Fluid settings → Expected sound velocity
3.1.5.3
Process temperature
Description
Default
20.0 °C
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Medium characteristics → Process temperature
3.1 Sensor settings
Used for clamp-on flow profile compensation.
Process medium types - Read only. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard. Indicates
the fluid medium type chosen from the fluid data library included in the sensor setup wizard.
Expected sound velocity in the medium at process temperature.
Default 1500.0 m/s
Temperature of media used for compensation.
Input during setup.
Setting -273.0 °C to 400.0 °C
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3.1.5.4
Kinematic viscosity
Description
Setting
0.00 m²/s to 5000.0 m²/s
Default
0.000001 m²/s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Medium characteristics → Kinematic viscosity
3.1.5.5
Process density
Description
Setting
0.0 kg/m³ to 2000.0 kg/m³
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Medium characteristics → Process density
3.1.6
Sensor selection
3.1.6.1
Sensor model
Description
ture; 1011 high precision liquid
Default
FSS200 / 1011 Universal
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor selection → Sensor model
3.1 Sensor settings
Viscosity of media used for compensation.
Input during setup.
Density of media used for compensation.
Input during setup.
Default 1000.0 kg/m³
Installed sensor model (for multi-path all must be the same). Read only. Can only be
changed via the Sensor Wizard. Indicates the Sensor model chosen from the sensor setup
wizard.
Setting
Read only: FSS200 high precision; FSS200 / 1011 Universal; FSS200 / 991 high tempera-
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3.1.6.2
Clamp-on sensor size
Description
3.1.6.3
Nominal sensor frequency
Description
Default
1100000.0 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor selection → Nominal sensor frequency
3.1.6.4
Sensor crystal projection
Description
Setting
0.0 m to 0.3 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor settings → Sensor crystal projection
3.1.6.5
Sensor phase velocity
Description
Setting
1000.0 m/s to 20000.0 m/s
Default
3695.5 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor settings → Sensor phase velocity
3.1 Sensor settings
Installed sensor size. Read only. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard. Indicates the
Sensor model chosen from the sensor setup wizard.
Nominal frequencies for the sensors
Setting 80000.0 m/s to 4000000.0 m/s
Length of the crystal projection onto the emitting surface of the sensor (clamp-on). Access
level: Expert user only.
Default 0.03409 m
The velocity at which the wave fronts traverse the interface between the wedge and pipe.
Access level: Expert user only.
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3.1.6.6
Sensor inactive wedge
Description
Setting
0.0 m to 0.05 m
Default
0.00076 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor settings → Sensor inactive wedge
3.1.6.7
Sensor fixed time
Description
Setting
2.0 x 10-6 s to 200.0 x 10
s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor settings → Sensor fixed time
3.1.6.8
Mounting hole offset
Description
Default
0.00953 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor settings → Mounting hole offset
3.1.6.9
Spacing offset
Description
Setting
MIN; NOM; MAX and A,B, C, D for High Temperature sensors
Default
MIN
3.1 Sensor settings
The part of the wedge that is not part of the sound path. Access level: Expert user only.
Fixed time in sensor wedge. Access level: Expert user only.
- 6
Default 10.61 x 10-6 s
Distance between spacer hole and sensor front face.
Setting 0.0 m to 0.05 m
Sensor spacing offset
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Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor selection → Spacing offset
3.1.6.10
Temperature code of the sensor
Description
Setting
T1 (21°C), T2, T3
Default
T1 (21°C)
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor selection → Temperature code of the sensor
3.1.6.11
Temperature compensation factor
Description
Setting
0.0001 to 0.0009
Default
0.000638
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor selection → Temperature compensation factor
3.1.6.12
Length of sensor cables
Description
Setting
0.0 m to 20.0 m
Default
0.0 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Sensor selection → Length of sensor cables
3.1 Sensor settings
Temperature code selections for sensors.
Temperature compensation factors for the sensors.
Length of sensor cable between transmitter/DSL and any sensors. All cables must have the
same length.
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3.1.7
Path settings
3.1.7.1
Installed paths
Description
Setting
0 to 31
Default
0
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Installed paths
3.1.7.2
Path 1
3.1.7.2.1 Sensor frequency
Description
Setting
80000.0 Hz to 4000000.0 Hz
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path 1 → Sensor frequency
3.1.7.2.2 Path geometry
Description
Setting
1 to 10
Default
1
3.1 Sensor settings
Bit encoded value containing installed paths for clamp-on systems.
Bit 0: Path 1 installed
Desired sensor frequency for path 1. Read only.
Default
The number of crossings the signal makes through the pipe (Reflect or Direct geometry for
Path 1).
For example:
Direct (1 traverse)
Reflect (2 traverse)
Direct (3 traverse)
Reflect (4 traverse)
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Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path 1 → Path geometry
3.1.7.2.3 Sensor spacing
Description
Default
0.0 m
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path 1 → Sensor spacing
3.1.7.2.4 Zero point adjustment
Description
Note
Important
Please stop all flow in the pipe and perform this function. The flow velocity is measured prior
and after the function has been applied.
Setting
5 to 300
Default
10
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path 1 → Zero point adjustment → Time duration
3.1.7.2.5 Serial number
Description
Setting
Default
3.1 Sensor settings
Sensor spacing - Distance between the front faces of the sensors for path 1.
Setting -100.0 m to 100.0 m
Zero point adjustment. Can only be changed via the Sensor Wizard.
Serial number of sensor (clamp-on)
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Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path 1 → Serial number
3.1.7.3
Path diagnostic alarm limits
3.1.7.3.1 Percent bursts accepted alarm limit
Description
Setting
Min: 0%; Max: 100%
Default
50%
Related
accepted alarm limit
3.1.7.3.2 Correlation factor alarm limit
Description
Setting
Min: 0.0; Max: 1.0
Default
0.95
Related
alarm limit
3.1.7.3.3 RxGain alarm limit
Description
Setting
Min: 0.0 dB; Max: 100.0 dB
Default
50.0 dB
3.1 Sensor settings
Sets the desired limit for the percentage of accepted bursts. If measured percentage
accepted burst drops below this limit for any installed path, an alarm will be issued.
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path diagnostic alarm limits → Percent bursts
Sets the desired limit for the correlation factor. If the measured correlation factor drops below
this limit for any installed path, an alarm will be issued.
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path diagnostic alarm limits → Correlation factor
Sets the limit for the RxGain value. If the RxGain goes above this limit for any installed path,
an alarm will be issued.
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Related
3.1.7.3.4 SNR alarm limit
Description
Setting
Min: 0.0 dB; Max: 100 dB
Default
20 dB
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path diagnostic alarm limits → SNR alarm limit
3.1.8
User calibration
3.1.8.1
Slope
Description
Setting
0.5 to 2.0
Default
1.0
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → User calibration → Slope
3.1.8.2
Path 1 offset
Description
Setting
-1250ns to 1250ns
Default
0.0
3.1 Sensor settings
Path Setup → Sensor settings → Path settings → Path diagnostic alarm limits → RxGain alarm
limit
Sets the desired limit for the measured SNR. If the measured SNR drops below this limit for
any installed path, an alarm will be issued.
A single point flow correction applied to volume flow equally at any flow rate.
Q = Q * Slope (e.g. Slope of 0.99 = -1% correction)
User calibrated zero offset for path 1.
Delta time offset correction value, which can be determined at zero flow.
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Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → User calibration → Path 1 offset
3.1.9
Multipoint calibration
3.1.9.1
Enable multipoint calibration
Description
Setting
Disabled; Enabled
Default
Disabled
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Multipoint calibration
3.1.9.2
Asymmetric calibration table
Description
Note
Access level: Expert user only
Only available for LUILOCAL_CURRENT_LUI_ACCESS_LEVEL == SUP AND
PID_ProtectCalibrationTable == 0 AND PID_EnableUserCalibrationTable == 1
Setting
Unidirectional; Bidirectional
Default
Unidirectional
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Asymmetric calibration table
3.1 Sensor settings
Enable or disable the multipoint calibration.
Usage of the calibration table:
● Unidirectional: All 20 calibration points are used for positive flow calibration and are then
mirrored for negative flow.
● Bidirectional: The first 10 calibration points are used for positive flow calibration and the
10 last calibration points are used for negative flow calibration.
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3.1.9.3
Calibration point
Description
Setting
0.0 m3/s to 100000.0 m3/s
Default
0.0 m3/s
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Calibration point
3.1.9.4
Multipoint calibration table
3.1.9.4.1 Calibration points 1 - 20
Description
Note
Only available for PID_ProtectCalibrationTable == 1 OR PID_EnableUserCalibrationTable ==
1
Setting
0.0 m3/s to 100000.0 m3/s
Default
0.0 m3/s
Related
points 1 - 20
3.1.9.4.2 Calibration value
Description
Setting
0.5 to 2.0
Default
1.0
3.1 Sensor settings
Calibration point that is to be transferred to the multipoint calibration table.
Calibration points 1 through 20 for unidirectional flow or calibration points 1 through 20 for
bidirectional positive flow. If 0.0 the calibration point is not used.
Access level: Expert user only.
Path
Calibration correction factor that is associated to Calibration points 1 through 20.
Access level: Expert user only.
Setup → Sensor settings → Multipoint calibration → Multipoint calibration table → Calibration
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Related
3.1.10
Flow direction
Description
Flow Direction
Default
Positive
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Flow direction
3.1.11
Miscellaneous
3.1.11.1
Preamplifier Setting
Description
Auto
Off:
On:
Half transmit amplitude:
Setting
Auto; Off; On; Half transmit amplitude
Default
Auto
3.1 Sensor settings
Path Setup → Sensor settings → Multipoint calibration → Multipoint calibration table → Calibration
value 1 - 20
The calibrated flow direction is indicated by the arrow on the sensor. If the system requires
installation of the sensor with the flow running in the opposite direction, the
parameter must be changed from Positive to Negative to totalize correctly. The sensitivity
and the accuracy of the sensor do not change with reverse flow.
Define positive and negative flow direction. Default positive flow direction is indicated by the
arrow on the sensor.
Setting Negative; Positive
Preamplifier settings
Access level: Expert user only
(default): Will automatically turn on the pre-amplifier if the sensor type is clamp-on.
Turns off the pre-amplifier regardless of the sensor type (inline or clamp-on).
Turns on the pre-amplifier regardless of the sensor type (inline or clamp-on).
and turns off the pre-amplifier. This may be necessary for the smaller SONO sensors which
can saturate the amplifiers even with the pre-amp off.
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Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Miscellaneous → Preamplifier Setting
3.1.11.2
Number of pulses to be transmitted
Description
Setting
1 to 10
Default
5
Related
Path
Setup → Sensor settings → Miscellaneous → Number of pulses to be transmitted
3.1.11.3
Minimum ringdown delay
Description
2000.000122 μs
3.1.11.4
Electronic time delay
Description
0.519 μs
3.1 Sensor settings
The number of pulses to configure optimum signal processing.
Access level: Expert user only.
The minimum ringdown delay is needed for optimized signal processing.
Access level: Expert user only.
Read only.
The minimum ringdown delay setting for optimized signal processing is:
The time delay induced by the DSL electronics.
Access level: Expert user only.
Read only.
The time delay induced by the DSL electronincs is:
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3.1.12
Configuration of test blocks
3.1.12.1
About
Description
NOTICE
Configuration data overwrite error
3.1.12.2
Sensor size
Sensor size
Sensor path
A1
Path 1; Path 2
A2
Path 1; Path 2
B1
Path 1; Path 2
B2
Path 1; Path 2
B3
Path 1; Path 2
C1
Path 1; Path 2
C2
Path 1; Path 2
C3
Path 1; Path 2
D1
Path 1; Path 2
D2
D3
Path 1; Path 2
Save settings
3.1 Sensor settings
Running the test block configuration procedure will overwrite any existing sensor
configuration.
Do not run the test block configuration procedure if configuration data is needed. Back up
and record data as necessary.
The wizard configures the device for use with the Siemens sensor test blocks including
sensor size and sensor path. It also allows for saving the setting.
After settings are complete, press the right arrow to save sensor test block settings.
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3.2
Process values
3.2.1
Volume flow
3.2.1.1
Units
Description
conversion factor)
Related
3.2.1.2
Custom units
Description
Default
-
3.2 Process values
Select units for displayed volume flow rate. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Setting
l/s (liters per second); l/min (liters per minute); l/h (liters per hour); I/d (liters per day); Ml/d
(million liters per day); hI/s (hectoliters per second); hI/min (hectoliters per minute); hI/min
(hectoliters per hour); hI/min (hectoliters per day); m³/s (cubic meters per second); m³/min
(cubic meters per minute); m³/h (cubic meters per hour); m³/d (cubic meters per day);
Mm3/d (million cubic meters per day); gal/s (US gallons per second); gal/min (US gallons
per minute); gal/h (US gallons per hour); gal/d (US gallons per day); Mgal/d (million US
gallons per day); i.gal/s (Imperial gallons per second); i.gal/min (Imperial gallons per minute); i.gal/h (Imperial gallons per hour); i.gal/d (Imperial gallons per day); BBL31/s (1
barrel = 31 US gallons); BBL31/min (1 barrel = 31 US gallons); BBL31/h (1 barrel = 31 US
gallons); BBL31/d (1 barrel = 31 US gallons); BBL42/s (1 barrel = 42 US gallons);
BBL42/min (1 barrel = 42 US gallons); BBL42/h (1 barrel = 42 US gallons); BBL42/d (1
barrel = 42 US gallons); KBBL42/d (Thousand barrels per day); MBBL42/d (million barrels
per day); BBL31.5/s (1 barrel=31.5 US gallons); BBL31.5/min (1 barrel=31.5 US gallons);
BBL31.5/h (1 barrel=31.5 US gallons); BBL31.5/d (1 barrel=31.5 US gallons); ft³/s (cubic
feet per second); ft³/min (cubic feet per minute); ft³/h (cubic feet per hour); ft³/d (cubic feet
per day); Mft
per hour); af/d (acre-feet per day); in
per minute); in
per second); yd
yards per day); bush/s (bushels per second); bush/min (bushels per minute); bush/h
(bushels per hour); bush/d (bushels per day); custom units (see Custom units / Custom
3
/d (million cubic feet per day); af/min (acre-feet per minute); af/h (acre-feet
3
/h (cubic inches per hour); in3/d (cubic inches per day); yd3/s (cubic yards
3
/min (cubic yards per minute); yd3/h (cubic yards per hour); yd3/d (cubic
3
/sec (cubic inches per second); in3/min (cubic inches
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Path Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Units
User specific text string for volume flow unit values. The custom units can then be selected
in volume flow units.
Setting -
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Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Custom units
3.2.1.3
Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
-
Default
1.0
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Custom conversion factor
3.2.1.4
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Standard volume flow → Decimal places
3.2.1.5
Low flow cut-off
Description
Setting
0.00 m3/h to 896.40 m3/h (depends on sensor)
Default
0.1% of maximum flow (depends on sensor)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Low flow cut-off
3.2 Process values
Conversion factor for user specific standard volume flow values related to SI m³/s.
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
Volume flow limit for low flow cut off. Below limit volume flow output is forced to zero.
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3.2.1.6
Alarm and warning limits
3.2.1.6.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
Setting
-896.40 m3/h to 896.40 m3/h
Default
896.40 m3/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm limit
3.2.1.6.2 Upper warning limit
Description
Setting
-896.40 m3/h to 896.40 m3/h
Default
896.40 m3/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warning limit
3.2.1.6.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
-896.40 m3/h to 896.40 m3/h
Default
896.40 m3/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warning limit
3.2.1.6.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
3.2 Process values
Set Upper alarm limit. Alarm is triggered if measured value is above the limit.
Exceeding this limit causes a warning.
Falling below this limit causes a warning.
Set Lower alarm limit. Alarm is triggered if measured value is below the limit.
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Setting
-896.40 m3/h to 896.40 m3/h
Default
896.40m3/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm limit
3.2.1.6.5 Hysteresis
Description
Setting
0.00 m3/h to 896.40 m3/h
Default
0.0 m3/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Volume flow → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.2.2
Mass flow
3.2.2.1
Units
Description
t/d (1 t = 1000 kg); STon/min (1 STon = 2000
2240 lb); lb/s (pounds per second); lb/min (pounds per minute); lb/h (pounds per hour); lb/d
(pounds per day); custom units (see Custom units / Custom conversion factor)
Default
kg/h (kilograms per hour)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Units
3.2.2.2
Custom units
Description
3.2 Process values
Sets the hysteresis for alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
Select units for displayed mass flow rate. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Setting
g/s (grams per second); g/min (grams per min); g/h (grams per hour); kg/s (kilograms per
second); kg/min (kilograms per minute); kg/h (kilograms per hour); kg/d (kilograms per
day); t/min (1 t = 1000 kg); t/h (1 t = 1000 kg);
lb); STon/h (1 STon = 2000 lb); STon/d (1 STon = 2000 lb); T/h (1 T = 2240 lb); T/d (1 T =
User specific string for mass flow values.
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Setting
-
Default
-
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Custom units
3.2.2.3
Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
-
Default
1.0
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Custom conversion factor
3.2.2.4
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Decimal places
3.2.2.5
Low flow cut-off
Description
Setting
0.00 to 3682800.00 kg/h (depends on sensor)
Default
0.1% of maximum mass flow (depends on sensor)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Low flow cut-off
3.2 Process values
User specific conversion factor based on SI mass flow units kg/s.
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
Mass flow limit for low flow cut off. Below limit mass flow output is forced to zero.
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3.2.2.6
Alarm and warning limits
3.2.2.6.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
Setting
-3682800.00 kg/h to +3682800.00 kg/h
Default
3682800.00 kg/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm limit
3.2.2.6.2 Upper warning limit
Description
Setting
-3682800.00 kg/h to +3682800.00 kg/h
Default
3682800.00 kg/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warning limit
3.2.2.6.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
-3682800.00 kg/h to +3682800.00 kg/h
Default
-3682800.00 kg/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warning limit
3.2.2.6.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
3.2 Process values
If mass flow value exceeds this limit an alarm is triggered.
Exceeding this limit causes a warning.
If the mass flow value falls below this limit a warning is triggered.
If mass flow value falls below this limit an alarm is triggered.
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Setting
-3682800.00 kg/h to +3682800.00 kg/h
Default
-3682800.00 kg/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm limit
3.2.2.6.5 Hysteresis
Description
Setting
0.0 kg/h to 3682800.00 kg/h
Default
0.0 kg/h
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Mass flow → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.2.3
Flow velocity
3.2.3.1
Units
Description
/ Custom conversion factor)
Default
m/s (meters per second)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Units
3.2.3.2
Custom units
Description
3.2 Process values
Sets the hysteresis for alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
Select units for displayed flow velocity. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Units for flow velocity values.
Setting
m/s (meters per second); m/h (meters per hour); in/s (inches per second); in/min (inches
per minute); ft/s (feet per second); ft/min (feet per minute); custom units (see Custom units
User specific text string to define custom unit values. The custom unit can then be selected
in the flow velocity units.
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Setting
-
Default
-
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Custom units
3.2.3.3
Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
-
Default
1.0
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Custom conversion factor
3.2.3.4
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Decimal places
3.2.3.5
Low flow cut-off
Description
Setting
Min 0.00
Default
0.0 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Low flow cut-off
3.2 Process values
Conversion factor for custom unit flow velocity values based on SI velocity units m/s.
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
Flow velocity limit for low flow cut off. Below limit flow velocity output is forced to zero.
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3.2.3.6
Alarm and warning limits
3.2.3.6.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
9999997952 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm limit
3.2.3.6.2 Upper warning limits
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
9999997952 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warning limit
3.2.3.6.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
-9999997952 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warning limit
3.2.3.6.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
3.2 Process values
If process value exceeds this limit an alarm is triggered.
If process value exceeds this limit a warning is triggered.
If process value falls below this limit a warning is triggered.
If the process value falls below this limit an alarm is triggered.
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Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
-9999997952 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm limit
3.2.3.6.5 Hysteresis
Setting
0 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
0.00 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
Setting
0 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
0.00 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Flow velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.2.4
Sound velocity
3.2.4.1
Units
Description
per minute); ft/s (feet per second); ft/min (feet per minute); Custom units (see Custom units
/ Custom conversion factor)
Default
m/s (meters per second)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Units
3.2 Process values
Select units for displayed sound velocity. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Setting
m/s (meters per second); m/h (meters per hour); in/s (inches per second); in/min (inches
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3.2.4.2
Custom units
Description
Setting
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Custom units
3.2.4.3
Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Custom conversion factor
3.2.4.4
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Decimal places
3.2.4.5
Alarm and warning limits
3.2.4.5.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
3.2 Process values
User specific text string to define a name for custom unit values. The custom unit can then
be selected in the sound velocity units.
Conversion factor for custom unit sound velocity values based on SI velocity units m/s.
Default 1.0
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
If process value exceeds this limit an alarm is triggered.
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Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
9999997952 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm limit
3.2.4.5.2 Upper warning limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
9999997952 m/s
Related
limit
3.2.4.5.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
-9999997952 m/s
Related
limit
3.2.4.5.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
-9999997952 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm limit
3.2 Process values
If process value exceeds this limit a warning is triggered.
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warning
if the process value falls below this limit a warning is triggered.
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warning
If the process value falls below this limit an alarm is triggered.
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3.2.4.5.5 Hysteresis
Description
Setting
0 m/s to +9999997952 m/s
Default
0.00 m/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Sound velocity → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.2.5
Density
3.2.5.1
Units
Description
custom units (see Custom units / Custom conversion factor)
Default
kg/m³ (kilograms per cubic meter)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Units
3.2.5.2
Custom units
Description
Setting
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Custom units
3.2 Process values
Sets the hysteresis for alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
Displays units for displayed density. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Read only.
Setting
μg/l (micrograms per liter); μg/m³ (micrograms per cubic meter); mg/l (milligrams per liter);
g/ml (grams per milliliter); g/cm³ (grams per cubic centimeters); g/l (grams per liter); kg/l
(kilograms per liter); kg/m³ (kilograms per cubic meter); lb/in³ (pounds per cubic inch);
lb/gal (pounds per US gallon); lb/ft³ (pounds per cubic foot); STon/yd³ (1 STon = 2000 lb);
User specific text string to define custom unit values. The custom unit can then be selected
in the density units.
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3.2.5.3
Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
Default
1.0
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Custom conversion factor
3.2.5.4
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Decimal places
3.2.5.5
Alarm warning limits
3.2.5.5.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
Setting
0.00 kg/m³ to +10000.00 kg/m³
Default
900.00 kg/m³
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm limit
3.2.5.5.2 Upper warning limit
Description
3.2 Process values
Conversion factor for custom Density values based on SI density units kg/m3.
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
If density value exceeds this limit an alarm is triggered.
If density value exceeds this limit a warning is triggered.
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Setting
0.00 kg/m³ to +10000.00 kg/m³
Default
890.00 kg/m³
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warning limit
3.2.5.5.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
0.00 kg/m³ to +10000.00 kg/m³
Default
1.00 kg/m³
Related
3.2.5.5.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
Setting
0.00 kg/m³ to +10000.00 kg/m³
Default
1.00 kg/m³
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm limit
3.2.5.5.5 Hysteresis
Description
Setting
0.00 kg/m³ to +10000.00 kg/m³
Default
0.00 kg/m³
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Density → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.2 Process values
if density value falls below this limit a warning is triggered.
Path Setup → Process values → Density → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warning limit
If density value falls below this limit an alarm is triggered.
Sets the hysteresis for alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
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3.2.6
Kinematic viscosity
3.2.6.1
Units
Description
Setting
m2/s (square meters per second); cSt (1 centistoke = 1 mm2/s); St (stokes, 1St = 1cm2/s)
Default
m2/s (square meters per second)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Kinematic viscosity→ Units
3.2.6.2
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Kinematic viscosity → Decimal places
3.2.6.3
Alarm and warning limits
3.2.6.3.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m²/s to +9999997952 m²/s
Default
+9999997952 m²/s
Related
per alarm limit
3.2 Process values
Units for kinematic viscosity.
Read only.
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
If process value exceeds this limit an alarm is triggered.
Path
Setup → Process values → Standard kinematic viscosity → Alarm and warning limits → Up-
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3.2.6.3.2 Upper warning limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m²/s to +9999997952 m²/s
Default
+9999997952 m²/s
Related
Upper warning
limit
3.2.6.3.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m²/s to +9999997952 m²/s
Default
-9999997952 m²/s
Related
Lower warning
limit
3.2.6.3.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
Setting
-9999997952 m²/s to +9999997952 m²/s
Default
-9999997952 m²/s
Related
limit
3.2.6.3.5 Hysteresis
Description
3.2 Process values
If process value exceeds this limit a warning is triggered.
Path
Setup → Process values → Kinematic viscosity → Alarm and warning limits →
If process value falls below this limit a warning is triggered.
Path
If process value falls below this limit an alarm is triggered.
Path
Setup → Process values → Kinematic viscosity → Alarm and warning limits →
Setup → Process values → Kinematic viscosity → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm
Sets the hysteresis for alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
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Setting
0.00 m²/s to +9999997952 m²/s
Default
0.00 m²/s
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Kinematic viscosity → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.2.7
Medium temperature
3.2.7.1
Units
Description
Setting
°C (degrees Celsius); °F (degrees Fahrenheit); °R (degrees Rankine); K (kelvins)
Default
°C (degrees Celsius)
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Units
3.2.7.2
Decimal places
Description
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Decimal places
3.2.7.3
Alarm and warning limits
3.2.7.3.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
3.2 Process values
Select units for displayed temperature. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting
Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
Exceeding this limit causes an alarm.
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Setting
-272.77 to +400.00 °C
Default
280.00 °C
Related
limit
3.2.7.3.2 Upper warning limit
Description
Related
Setting
-272.77 to +400.00 °C
Default
270.00 °C
Related
ing limit
3.2.7.3.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Setting
-272.77.00 to +400.00 °C
Default
-270.00 °C
Related
ing limit
3.2.7.3.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
3.2 Process values
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm
Exceeding this limit causes a warning.
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warn-
Falling below this limit causes a warning.
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warn-
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Setting
-272.77 to +400.00 °C
Default
-270.00 °C
Related
limit
3.2.7.3.5 Hysteresis
Description
Setting
0.00 °C to +200.00 °C
Default
0.00 °C
Related
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.3
Totalizers
3.3.1
Totalizer 1
3.3.1.1
Process value
Description
Setting
Mass flow; Volume flow
Default
Volume flow
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Process value
3.3 Totalizers
Path
Setup → Process values → Medium temperature → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm
Sets the hysteresis for alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
Select the process value to be totalized.
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3.3.1.2
Units
Description
Custom conversion factor)
Default
kg (kilograms)
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Units
3.3.1.3
Custom units
Description
Setting
-
Default
-
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1→ Custom units
3.3.1.4
Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
-
Default
1.0
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Custom conversion factor
3.3 Totalizers
Select units for displayed Totalizer 1. The set of units depends on the selected process
value. Units are not applied at communication interface.
Setting
Process value = Mass flow: g (grams); kg (kilograms); t (1 t = 1000 kg); STon (1 STon =
2000 lb); T (1 T = 2240 lb); oz (ounces); lb (pounds); Process value = Volume flow: l (liters); hl (hectoliters); m³ (cubic meters); gal (US gallons); i.gal (Imperial gallons); BBL31.5
(1 barrel = 31.5 US gallons); BBL31 (1 barrel = 31 US gallons); BBL42 (1 barrel = 42 US
gallons); in³ (cubic inches); ft³ (cubic feet); yd³ (cubic yards);bush (bushels); Process value
= Standard volume flow: Nl (normal liters); Nm³ (normal cubic meters); Sl (standard liters);
Sft³ (standard cubic feet); Sm³ (standard cubic meters); custom units (see Custom units /
User specific string to define custom unit Totalizer 1 values.
Conversion factor for user specific standard mass flow values related to SI kg.
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Decimal places
Description
Default
2 decimal places
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Decimal places
3.3.1.6
Direction
Description
Setting
Forward and backward; Forward; Backward; Hold
Default
Forward
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Direction
3.3.1.7
Fail-safe behaviour
Description
MEMORY; totalization is continued based on the last incoming good value
Default
RUN; totalization is continued using the bad input value
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Fail safe mode
3.3.1.8
Reset
Description
Setting
Cancel; OK
Default
Cancel
3.3 Totalizers
Sets the decimal places for the process value displayed in the local display.
Setting Auto; No decimal place; 1 decimal place; 2 decimal places; 3 decimal places; 4 decimal
places; 5 decimal places; 6 decimal places
Totalizer 1 direction.
Behaviour of the totalizer during the occurrence of bad input value.
Setting
RUN; totalization is continued using the bad input value; HOLD; totalization is stopped;
Reset totalizer to zero.
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Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Reset
3.3.1.9
Preset
Description
Setting
Cancel; OK
Default
Cancel
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Preset
3.3.1.10
Alarm and warning limits
3.3.1.10.1 Upper alarm limit
Description
Process value = Volume flow: -9999997952 m³ to +9999997952 m³
Process value = Volume flow: +9999997952 m³
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Alarm and warning limits → Upper alarm limit
3.3.1.10.2 Upper warning limit
Description
3.3 Totalizers
Reset Totalizer 1 to selected preset value.
After selecting OK the user is asked for the PRESET value. The PRESET value units
depend on the selected Process value.
Therefore the range of the Preset value is for:
● Mass flow: -9999997952 kg to +9999997952 kg
● Volume flow: -9999997952 m³ to +9999997952 m³
Alarm is triggered if Totalizer 1 value is above the limit.
Setting
Default Process value = Mass flow: +9999997952 kg
Process value = Mass flow: -9999997952 kg to +9999997952 kg
Warning is triggered if Totalizer 1 value is above the limit.
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Process value = Volume flow: +9999997952 m³
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Alarm and warning limits → Upper warning limit
3.3.1.10.3 Lower warning limit
Description
Process value = Volume flow: -9999997952 m³ to +9999997952 m³
Process value = Volume flow: -9999997952 m³
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Alarm and warning limits → Lower warning limit
3.3.1.10.4 Lower alarm limit
Description
Process value = Volume flow: -9999997952 m³ to +9999997952 m³
Process value = Volume flow: -9999997952 m³
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Alarm and warning limits → Lower alarm limit
3.3.1.10.5 Hysteresis
Description
3.3 Totalizers
Setting Process value = Mass flow: -9999997952 kg to +9999997952 kg
Process value = Volume flow: -9999997952 m³ to +9999997952 m³
Default Process value = Mass flow: +9999997952 kg
Warning is triggered if Totalizer 1 value is below the limit.
Setting
Default Process value = Mass flow: -9999997952 kg
Process value = Mass flow: -9999997952 kg to +9999997952 kg
Alarm is triggered if Totalizer 1 value is below the limit.
Setting
Default Process value = Mass flow: -9999997952 kg
Process value = Mass flow: -9999997952 kg to +9999997952 kg
Hysteresis sets the alarm and warning limits. The hysteresis is the distance between the
limits for activation and deactivation of an alarm/warning.
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Process value = Volume flow: 0.00 m³
Related
Path
Setup → Totalizers → Totalizer 1 → Alarm and warning limits → Hysteresis
3.4
Inputs and outputs
Channel
HW configuration
(fixed when ordering)
SW configuration
available to the user
1
Modbus
Modbus
Current output
Current output configuration
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Setting Process value = Mass flow: 0.00 kg to +9999997952 kg
Process value = Volume flow: 0.00 m³ to +9999997952 m³
Default Process value = Mass flow: 0.00 kg
The available configuration of the hardware functionality of input and output is described in
the following table.
Table 3- 1 Hardware and software configuration of the input/output channels
2 Signal output Outputs:
• Current output (0/4-20 mA)
3 Relay output Status Output:
• Alarm class
• Alarm item
• NAMUR status signals
4 Signal input/output Outputs:
• Frequency ouput
• Pulse output
All four channels can be configured as current output.
The following process values can be assigned to the current output:
● Volume flow
● Mass flow
● Sound velocity
● Flow velocity
● Density
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①
Linear control range
②
Lower saturation limit
③
Upper saturation limit
④
Lower fault current value
⑤
Recommended setting range for lower fault current
⑥
Recommended setting range for upper fault current
⑦
Measuring range
Output scaling configuration
3.4 Inputs and outputs
● Medium temperature
● Kinematic viscosity
All process values are available for analog output channel 2 and frequency output channel 4.
The accuracy specified for the analog output signal applies only within the range 4 to 20 mA.
Lower limit (4 mA) and upper limit (20 mA) can be assigned to any specific flow values.
Figure 3-1 Current limits for NAMUR configuration
The fail safe current output signal can be selected to:
● Lower fault current (defined in the Loop current scale selection)
● Upper fault current (defined in the Loop current scale selection)
● Last valid value (the last process value before the failure occurred)
● Current value (actual measured value)
● Fail-safe value (within the range of 0 mA to 25 mA
1)
For channel 1 the range is 3.5 mA to 25 mA
Below are four examples describing configuration possibilities for a current output.
1)
)
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Positive flow with negative scaling
①
Low flow cut-off
②
Upper range value
③
Maximum output current
④
Upper fault current
⑤
Lower range value
⑥
Lower saturation limit
⑦
Span
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Current output setting
● Process value = Mass flow
● Direction = Positive
● Loop current scale = 4-20 mA (maximum 25 mA)
● Upper range value = 100 kg/h
● Lower range value = 400 kg/h
● Fail-safe behaviour = Upper fault current
● Low flow cut-off = 25 kg/h
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Positive flow across zero with positive scaling
①
Lower range value
②
Low flow cut-off
③
Upper range value
④
Upper saturation limit
⑤
Lower saturation limit
⑥
Lower fault current
⑦
Span
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Current output setting
● Process value = Mass flow
● Direction = Bidirectional
● Loop current scale = 4-20 mA NAMUR
● Upper range value = 400 kg/h
● Lower range value = -100 kg/h
● Fail-safe behaviour = Upper fault current
● Low flow cut-off = 25 kg/h
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Bidirectional flow across zero with positive scaling
①
Lower range value
②
Low flow cut-off
③
Upper range value
④
Upper saturation limit
⑤
Lower saturation limit
⑥
Lower fault current
⑦
Span
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Current output setting
● Process value = Mass flow
● Direction = Bidirectional
● Loop current scale = 4-20 mA US
● Upper range value = 400 kg/h
● Lower range value = -100 kg/h
● Fail-safe behaviour = Minimum current
● Low flow cut-off = 25 kg/h
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Bidirectional flow with symmetrical scaling
①
Upper range value
②
Lower range value
③
Low flow cut-off
④
Upper fault current
⑤
Upper saturation limit
⑥
Lower saturation limit
⑦
Span
Pulse output
Pulse repetition
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Current output setting
● Process value = Mass flow
● Direction = Bidirectional (Symmetric)
● Loop current scale = 4-20 mA NAMUR
● Upper range value = 400 kg/h
● Lower range value = 100 kg/h
● Fail-safe behaviour = Upper fault current
● Low flow cut-off = 25 kg/h
The pulse output function supplies pulses equivalent to a configured amount of accumulated
volume or mass. The pulse width is configured and the pulse repetition is proportional to the
selected flow rate.
Pulse repetition is calculated as follows:
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Example
Note
Pulse width must be selected with the view that
width at the highest measured flow.
Frequency output
Example
3.4 Inputs and outputs
● Pulse output configuration (channels 2 to 4)
– Operation mode = Pulse output
– Process value = Mass flow
– Amount per pulse = 1 kg
– Pulse width = 1 ms
● Measured mass flow value = 10 kg/s (constant)
Result:
● Pulse repetition = 100 ms
● Output frequency = 10 pulses per second with a pulse width of 1 ms
● Remaining time between pulses is 99 ms
remaining time is always greater than pulse
The frequency output function supplies a frequency (50% duty cycle) proportional to the
selected process value.
Frequency is calculated as follows:
This example shows how to calculate the output frequency for any measured flowrate:
Frequency output configuration:
● Operation mode = Frequency output (Channel 2 to 4)
● Process value = Mass flow
● Direction = Positive
● Frequency value high = 12 kHz
● Frequency value low = 2 kHz
● Upper range value = 15 kg/s
● Lower range value = 5 kg/s
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Note
The connected equipment must be capable of registering the full range of frequencies
configured.
Status output
Note
Flow direction warning
The limit function for the current output can be used to signal the flow direction by setting the
Lower warning limit for the Process value to 0. A warning will occur in case of negative flow.
This warning can be output on the status output if Status mode
Process alarms (1) [relevant process value] below warning limit is selected.
3.4.1
Alarm status
Note
Alarm class / NAMUR status signals
The options depend on the setting selected in Status icons
or Alarm class (Siemens Standard).
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Measured mass flow value = 7.5 kg/s (constant)
Result:
● Frequency = 4.5 kHz
The status output can be used to show alarm status and it can be signaled on Status output
or Relay output.
is set to Alarm item and the
Depending on the Status mode setting, multiple alarms can be signaled on the output and
selected from the alarm class or the alarm item lists.
● Alarm class: Alarm will be signaled if alarm within the selected alarm class occurs.
● Alarm item: Alarm will be signaled if selected alarm item occurs. It is possible to select
multiple alarms to be signaled.
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Digital input
Note
Changing polarity
Changing the polarity triggers the signal input to execute the set functionality.
3.4.2
Channel 2 - output
3.4.2.1
Operation mode
Description
Setting
Off; Current output
Default
Off
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Operation mode
3.4.2.2
Active operation (read only)
Description
able to drive the current loop
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Active operation
3.4 Inputs and outputs
If the input signal is activated with a logical signal (15 to 30 V DC) and the Polarity is set to
Active high level, the meter carries out an activity selected in the menu Input function:
● Reset totalizer
– Resets the totalizer when digital input is active.
● Start/Stop totalizer
– Stops the totalizer when digital input is active, then resumes when the input is inactive.
Operation mode - Sets the output functionality for channel operation.
Shows application possibilities.
Setting
Active operation not possible, use passive wiring; Active operation possible, hardware is
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3.4.2.3
Fail-safe activation condition
Description
Setting
Invalid process value; Maintenance alarm or Failure (NAMUR)
Default
Maintenance alarm or Failure (NAMUR)
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Fail-safe activation condition
3.4.2.4
Current output
3.4.3.4.1 Process value
Description
um temperature
Default
Mass flow
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Process value
3.4.3.4.2 Direction
Description
Setting
Positive; Negative; Bidirectional; Bidirectional (symmetric)
Default
Positive
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Direction
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Defines the condition the fail-safe behaviour of the channel becomes active and determines
the channel availability.
Select process value for the current output.
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Kinematic viscosity; Medi-
Flow direction filter applicable for process values mass flow/volume flow/flow
velocity/standard volume flow rate (only hydrocarbon and gas applications).
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3.4.3.4.3 Loop current scale
Description
0 to 20 mA (0.00) 0.0 to 24.0 (25.0)
Default
4 to 20 mA (3.50) 3.8 to 20.5 (22.6) NAMUR
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 -output → Current output → Loop current scale
3.4.3.4.4 Upper range value
Description
Setting
-3682800.00 kg/h to +3682800.00 kg/h
Default
3682800.00 kg/h
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Upper range value
3.4.3.4.5 Lower range value
Description
Setting
-3682800.00 kg/h to +3682800.00 kg/h
Default
0.00 kg/h
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Sets current output scaling according to desired measurement range.
Format:
<Nominal range> (<lower fault current>) <lower saturation limit> to <upper saturation limit>
(<upper fault current>) [<Description>]
Setting 4 to 20 mA (3.50) 3.8 to 20.5 (22.6) NAMUR
4 to 20 mA (3.75) 4.0 to 20.8 (22.6) US
4 to 20 mA (0.00) 4.0 to 20.5 (22.0)
4 to 20 mA (2.00) 4.0 to 24.0 (25.0)
0 to 20 mA (0.00) 0.0 to 20.5 (22.0)
Sets value at 100% of measuring span and corresponds to a loop current of 20 mA.
Setting and Default are sensor specific, depending on the setting in Process value and
depending on the Units setting.
Sets value at 0% of measuring span and corresponds to a loop current of 0/4 mA.
Setting and Default are sensor specific, depending on the setting in Process value and
depending on the Units setting.
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Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Lower range value
3.4.3.4.6 Damping value
Description
Default
0.00 s
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Damping value
3.4.3.4.7 Fail-safe behaviour
Description
Setting
Lower fault current; Upper fault current; Last valid value; Current value; Fail-safe value
Default
Lower fault current
Related
3.4.3.4.8 Fail-safe value
Description
Setting
0.0 mA to 25.0 mA
Default
0.0 mA
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Fail-safe value
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Sets the Damping (filtering) to smooth out response to sudden changes in measurement.
An increase to Damping value increases response time of device, and affects digital value
and loop current. If output values are noisy, increase Damping value. For faster response
time, decrease Damping value. Find a value that meets requirements of signal stability and
response time.
Setting 0.00 s to 100.00 s
Current output reaction in case of a fault.
Path Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Fail-safe behaviour
Output value in case of a fault and when fail-safe behaviour configured to fail-safe value.
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3.4.3.4.9 Fail-safe minimum time
Description
Setting
0 s to 100 s
Default
0 s
Related
time
3.4.2.5
Off delay
Description
Setting
0.0 s to 100.0 s
Default
0.0 s
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Status output → Off delay
3.4.3
Channel 3 - relay
3.4.3.1
Operation mode
Description
Setting
Alarm class; Alarm item
Default
Alarm class
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Operation mode
3.4.3.2
Status mode
Description
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Minimum time the output stays in fail-safe mode.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 2 - output → Current output → Fail-safe minimum
Set the time delay between resetting alarm condition and de-activating the output.
Select the operation mode for the relay output.
Select the functionality for the status output.
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Alarm class; Alarm item
Default
Alarm class
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Status mode
3.4.3.3
Sensor alarms (1)
Description
temp. comp.; 28
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Sensor alarms (1)
3.4.3.4
Sensor alarms (2)
Description
Setting
34 Invalid flow meas.; 36 Configuration 2; 37 DSL system monitor
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Sensor alarms (2)
3.4.3.5
Process alarms (1)
Description
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Mainly sensor alarms. Applicable if Status
mode = Alarm item.
Setting
Default None
06 DSL Storage; 07 Flow measurement; 08 DSL internal; 14 Path 1: No signal; 26 Sensor
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Mainly sensor alarms. Applicable if Status
mode = Alarm item.
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm item.
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limit; 107 Density below alarm limit; 108 Medium temp. above alarm
Medium temp. below alarm limit
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Process alarms (1)
3.4.3.6
Process alarms (3)
Description
limit
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Process alarms (3)
3.4.3.7
Process alarms (4)
Description
Setting
285 Datalogging; 286 Datalogging; 287 Datalogging
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Process alarms (4)
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Setting
96 Mass flow above alarm limit; 97 Mass flow above warning limit; 98 Mass flow below
warning limit; 99 Mass flow below alarm limit; 100 Volume flow above alarm limit; 101 Volume flow above warning limit; 102 Volume flow below warning limit; 103 Volume flow below alarm limit; 104 Density above alarm limit; 105 Density above warning limit; 106
Density below warning
limit; 109 Medium temp. above warning limit; 110 Medium temp. below warning limit; 111
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm item.
For hydrocarbon and gas applications only.
Setting
228 Sound velocity above alarm limit; 229 Sound velocity above warning limit; 230 Sound
velocity below warning limit; 231 Sound velocity below alarm limit; 232 Flow velocity above
alarm limit; 233 Flow velocity above warning limit; 234 Flow velocity below warning limit;
235 Flow velocity below alarm limit; 244 Kin. viscosity above alarm limit; 245 Kin. viscosity
above warning limit; 246 Kin. viscosity below warning limit; 247 Kin. viscosity below alarm
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm item.
For hydrocarbon and gas applications only.
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3.4.3.8
Totalizer alarms
Description
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Totalizer alarms
3.4.3.9
Device alarms
Description
signal disrupted; 159 Internal error in transmitter
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Device alarms
3.4.3.10
Input/output alarms (1)
Description
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm item.
For hydrocarbon and gas applications only.
Setting 136 Totalizer 1 above alarm limit; 137 Totalizer 1 above warning limit; 138 Totalizer 1 -
below warning limit; 139 Totalizer 1 below alarm
Device alarms - If one of the selected events appears this affects the status icon, the related
status output, and the alarm on the communication interface.
Setting
148 Transm. temp. above alarm limit; 149 Transm. temp. below alarm limit; 150 Sensor
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm item.
Availability of certain settings depends on Hardware and Software configuration.
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223 Invalid coil configuration
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Input/output alarms
3.4.3.11
Simulation alarms (1)
Description
temp. simulated; 167 Totalizer 1 simulated
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Simulation alarms (1)
3.4.3.12
Simulation alarms (2)
Description
300 Std. Kin. viscosity simulated
Related
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Setting
195 CH2 loop cur. in lower saturation;
196 CH2 loop cur. in upper saturation;
197 CH2 cable break;
209 CH4 cable break;
210 CH4 output frequency too low;
211 CH4 output frequency too high;
212 CH4 pulse overflow;
214 Channel 2 simulated;
216 Channel 4 simulated;
217 Process values frozen;
218 All outputs forced;
219 CH2 loop current deviation;
222 Invalid register mapping;
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Mainly simulation alarms. Applicable if
Status mode = Alarm item.
Setting
160 Mass flow simulated; 161 Volume flow simulated; 162 Density simulated; 163 Medium
Selection of alarm items that impact the output. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm item.
Setting
Default None
289 Sound velocity simulated; 290 Flow velocity simulated; 292 Kin. viscosity simulated;
Path Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Simulation alarms (2)
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3.4.3.13
Alarm class
Description
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Alarm class
3.4.3.14
NAMUR status signal
Description
Setting
Failure; Function Check; Out of specification; Maintenance Required
Default
None
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → NAMUR status signal
3.4.3.15
Polarity
Description
Setting
Active high level; Active low level
Default
Active high level
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Polarity
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Selection of alarm classes which impact the status output. Each diagnostic event is allocated
to an alarm class. Applicable if Status mode = Alarm class and Status icons = Standard.
Bit 0: Process value alarm (PA)
Bit 1: Process value warning (PW)
Bit 2: Maintenance alarm (MA)
Bit 3: Maintenance warning (MW)
Bit 4: Maintenance required (MR)
Bit 5: Function check (FC)
Setting Maintenance alarm; Function check; Process value alarm; Process value warning; Mainte-
nance demanded; Maintenance required; None
Selection of NAMUR status signals which impact the status output. Each diagnostic event is
allocated to a NAMUR status signal. Application if Status mode = Alarm class and Status
icons = NAMUR
Logical polarity of status output.
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3.4.3.16
On delay
Description
Setting
0.0 s to 100.0 s
Default
0.0 s
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → On delay
3.4.3.17
Off delay
Description
Setting
0.0 s to 100.0 s
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 3 - relay → Off delay
3.4.4
Channel 4 - input/output
3.4.4.1
Operation mode
Description
Setting
Off; Frequency output; Pulse output
Default
Off
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Operation mode
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Sets the time delay between alarm condition and activating the output.
Set the time delay between resetting alarm condition and de-activating the output.
Default 0.0 s
Shows the configured Operation mode. Use Change operation mode to set the mode.
Read only.
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Change operation mode
Description
Setting
Off; Frequency output; Pulse output
Default
Off
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Change operation mode
3.4.4.3
Frequency output
3.4.3.3.1 Process value
Description
um temperature
Default
Volume flow
Related
value
3.4.3.3.2 Direction
Description
Setting
Positive; Negative; Bidirectional; Bidirectional (symmetric)
Default
Positive
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Direction
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Sets operation mode.
Select process value for the frequency output.
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Kinematic viscosity; Medi-
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output (4) → Frequency output → Process
Flow direction filter applicable for process values mass flow/volume flow/flow
velocity/standard volume flow rate (only hydrocarbon and gas applications).
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3.4.3.3.3 Frequency value high
Description
Setting
0.0 Hz to 12500.0 Hz
Default
10000.0 Hz
Related
value high
3.4.3.3.4 Frequency value low
Description
Setting
0.0 Hz to 12500.0 Hz
Default
0.0 Hz
Related
value low
3.4.3.3.5 Upper range value
Description
Setting
-10800000000.00 kg/h to +10800000000.00 kg/h
Default
+10800000000.00 kg/h
Related
value
3.4.3.3.6 Lower range value
Description
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Upper frequency value. Upper nominal output range boundary.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Frequency
Lower frequency value. Lower nominal output range boundary.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Frequency
Sets value at 100% of measuring span and corresponds to Frequency value high.
Setting and Default are sensor specific, depending on the setting in Process value and
depending on the Units setting.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Upper range
Sets value at 0% of measuring span and corresponds to Frequency value low.
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Setting
-108000000.00 kg/h to +10800000000.00 kg/h
Default
0.00 kg/h
Related
value
3.4.3.3.7 Damping value
Description
Setting
0.0 s to 100.0 s
Default
0.0 s
Related
value
3.4.3.3.8 Fail-safe behaviour
Description
Setting
Minimum frequency; Maximum frequency; Last valid value; Current valid; fail-safe value
Default
Last valid value
Related
behaviour
3.4.3.3.9 Fail-safe minimum time
Description
Setting
0 s to 100 s
Default
0 s
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Setting and Default are sensor specific, depending on the setting in Process value and
depending on the Units setting.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Lower range
Time constant of damping filter for frequency output signal.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Damping
Frequency output reaction in case of a fault.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Fail-safe
Minimum time the output stays in fail-safe mode.
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Related
3.4.3.3.10 Fail-safe value
Description
Default
0.0 Hz
Related
value
3.4.4.4
Pulse output
3.4.3.4.1 Process value
Description
Setting
Mass flow; Volume flow
Default
Volume flow
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Process value
3.4.3.4.2 Direction
Description
Setting
Positive; Negative; Bidirectional; Bidirectional (symmetric)
Default
Positive
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Direction
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Path Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Fail-safe
minimum time
Output value in case of a fault and when fail-safe mode configured to fail-safe value.
Setting 0.0 Hz to 12500.0 Hz
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Frequency output → Fail-safe
Select process value for the pulse output.
Flow direction filter.
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3.4.3.4.3 Pulse units
Description
factor
Default
I (liters)
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Pulse units
3.4.3.4.4 Custom units
Description
Setting
-
Default
-
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Custom units
3.4.3.4.5 Custom conversion factor
Description
Setting
-
Default
-
Related
sion factor
3.4.3.4.6 Amount per pulse
Description
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Units of pulse duration values of Ch4 in pulse mode.
Setting
Volume: l (liters); hl (hectoliters); m³ (cubic meters); gal (US gallons); i.gal (Imperial gallons); BBL31.5 (1 barrel = 31.5 US gallons); BBL31 (1 barrel = 31 US gallons); BBL42 (1
barrel = 42 US gallons); in³ (cubic inches); ft³ (cubic feet); yd³ (cubic yards); bush (bushels); Mass: g (grams); kg (kilograms); t (1 t = 1000 kg); STon (1 STon = 2000 lb); T (1 T =
2240 lb); oz (ounces); lb (pounds); custom units (see Custom units / Custom conversion
User specific string to define custom pulse units.
Conversion factor for user specific pulse values.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse outputs → Custom conver-
Amount of value to generate an output pulse.
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Setting
0.0 l to 99999997952 l
Default
1.00 I
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Amount per pulse
3.4.3.4.7 Pulses per amount
Description
Setting
1 to 65535
Default
1
Related
amount
3.4.3.4.8 Pulse width units
Description
Setting
s (seconds); ms (milliseconds); μs (micro seconds)
Default
s (seconds)
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs & outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Pulse width units
3.4.3.4.9 Polarity
Description
Setting
Active high level; Active low level
Default
Active high level
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Polarity
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Number of pulses which will be output when configured amount is reached.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Pulses per
Units of pulse duration value used to configure Ch4 pulse width.
Logical polarity of pulse output.
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3.4.3.4.10 Fail-safe behaviour
Description
Setting
Last valid value; Hold; Current value; Fail-safe value
Default
Last valid value
Related
iour
3.4.3.4.11 Fail-safe value
Description
Setting
0.0 pulses/s to 12500.0 pulses/s
Default
1.0 pulses/s
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Fail-safe value
3.4.3.4.12 Fail-safe minimum time
Description
Setting
0 s to 100 s
Default
0 s
Related
safe minimum
time
3.4 Inputs and outputs
Current output reaction in case of a fault.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Fail safe behav-
Output value in case of a fault and when fail-safe behaviour configured to Fail-safe value.
Minimum time the output stays in fail safe mode.
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 4 - input/output → Pulse output → Fail-
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3.4.5
Channel 7 - digital input
3.4.5.1
Input function
Description
Setting
Off; Reset totalizer 1
Default
Off
Related
Path
Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 7 - digital input → Input function
3.4.6
Channel 8 - digital input
3.4.6.1
Input function
Description
3.4.6.2
Input function - settings
Setting
Off; Start/Stop totalizer 1 on level
Default
Off
Related
3.5
Date and time
3.5.1
Current date and time
Description
3.5 Date and time
Shows the digital input function. Selects the signal input functionality.
Shows the digital input function. Selects the signal input functionality.
Path Setup → Inputs and outputs → Channel 8 - digital input → Input function
Displays the current date and time.
Read only.
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Setting
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Date and time → Current date and time
3.5.2
Set date and time
Setting
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Date and time → Set date and time
3.6
Local display
3.6.1
FST020 - Display
Measurement views
Operation view
Alarm view
3.6 Local display
Sets current date and time for the device. This date and time is used for all timestamps of
logged information.
The system can be configured to show up to six different views.
In view 1 only measurement or diagnostic views can be selected. In views 2 to 6 all view
types can be selected.
● Single value
● Three values
● 1 value and bargraph
● 1 value and graph
● Six values
● Totalizer
● Alarm list
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Diagnostic view
3.6.2
Brightness
Description
Setting
0%; 10%; 20%; 30%; 40%; 50%; 60%; 70%; 80%; 90%; 100%
Default
50%
Related
Path
Setup → Local display→ Brightness
3.6.3
Backlight
Description
Setting
Automatic; Always on
Default
Automatic (30 s)
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → Backlight
3.6.4
Contrast
Description
Setting
0%; 10%; 20%; 30%; 40%; 50%; 60%; 70%; 80%; 90%; 100%
Default
80%
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → Contrast
3.6 Local display
● Six diagnostic values
Adjust backlight level to improve local display conditions.
Select between always on or backlight switch-off after 10 minutes..
Adjust contrast to improve local display conditions.
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Damping
3.7.1
Damping value
Description
Setting
0.0 to 100.0
Default
10 s
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → Damping → Damping value
3.7.2
Process values (1)
Description
viscosity; Density; Medium temperature
Default
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → Damping → Process values (1)
3.7.3
Process values (2)
Description
change
Default
Specific gravity
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → Damping → Process values (2)
3.7 Damping
The damping filter time constant.
Available process values for the meter.
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Totalizer 1; Sound velocity; Flow velocity; Pressure; Kinematic
Available process values for the meter.
Setting
API gravity; Standard API gravity; Specific gravity; Standard specific gravity; Rate of
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3.8
View 1
3.8.1
View
Description
Default
Three values
Related
1st process value
1st process value, 2nd process value
3rd process value
1st process value
1st process value, Trend scale mode
Trend log time
window
1st process value, 2nd process value, 3rd
process value, 4th process value, 5th process value
6th process value
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → View
3.8.2
1st value
Description
1st process value
um temperature
Default
Volume flow
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → 1st value
3.8.3
Graph scale mode
Description
3.8 View 1
The display View 1 can be configured.
Setting Single value; Three values; 1 value and bargraph; 1 value and graph; Six values; Six diag-
nostic values
If Single value is selected,
If Three values is selected,
must be configured.
If 1 value and bargraph is selected,
If 1 value and graph is selected,
If Six values or Six diagnostic values is selected,
configured.
The display
must be configured.
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Kinematic viscosity; Medi-
can be selected. This process value is shown in all view types.
must be configured.
and
must be configured.
and
, and
must be
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Setting
Auto; Fixed
Default
Auto
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → Graph scale mode
3.8.4
2nd value
Description
2nd process value
izer 1; Medium temperature
Default
Density
Related
View 1
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → 2nd value
3.8.5
3rd value
Description
3rd process value
izer 1; Totalizer 2; Totalizer 3; Pressure; Medium temperature
Default
Medium temperature
Related
View 1
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → 3rd value
3.8 View 1
The display
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Kinematic viscosity; Total-
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Three values, Six values or Six diagnostic
values.
The display
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Kinematic viscosity; Total-
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
values.
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3.8.6
4th process value
Description
4th process value
Default
Sound velocity
Related
View 1
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → 4th process value
3.8.7
5th process value
Description
5th process value
temperature; Totalizer 1
Default
Process pressure
Related
View 1
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → 5th process value
3.8.8
6th process value
Description
6th process value
temperature; Totalizer 1
Default
Fluid temperature
Related
View 1
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → 6th process value
3.8 View 1
The display
Setting Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Process viscosity; Fluid
temperature; Totalizer 1
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Six values or Six diagnostic values.
The display
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Process viscosity; Fluid
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Six values or Six diagnostic values.
The display
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Process viscosity; Fluid
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Six values or Six diagnostic values.
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Trend scale mode
Description
Trend scale mode
Setting
Auto; Fixed
Default
Auto
Related
View
Trend scale lower limit
Trend scale upper limit
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → Trend scale mode
3.8.10
Trend log time window
Description
Trend log time window
Setting
1 minute; 5 minutes; 15 minutes; 30 minutes; 1 hour; 2 hours; 3 hours
Default
5 minutes
Related
View
3.8.11
Trend scale lower limit
Description
Trend scale lower limit
Setting
Default
0
Related
Trend scale mode
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → Trend scale lower limit
3.8 View 1
The
can be selected with automatic scaling or fixed scaling.
This parameter is only available if
If Fixed is selected,
is set to 1 value and graph.
and
must be configured.
The
logging period (time axis length) can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
Path Setup → Local display → View 1 → Trend log time window
is set to 1 value and graph.
The
defines the scaling lower limit of the value axis for the fixed
mode.
This parameter is only available if
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Trend scale upper limit
Description
Trend scale upper limit
Setting options
Default setting
0
Related
Trend scale mode
Path
Setup → Local display → View 1 → Trend scale upper limit
3.9
View 2
3.9.1
Enable or disable
Description
Setting
Disabled; Enabled
Default
Enabled
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → View 2 → Enable or disable
3.9.2
View
Description
Single value; Three values; Totalizer; 1 value and bargraph; 1 value and graph; Six values;
Six diagnostic values; Alarm list
Default
Single value
3.9 View 2
The
mode.
This parameter is only available if
defines the scaling upper limit of the value axis for the fixed
is set to Fixed.
In this parameter View 2 can be enabled.
If Enabled is selected, all parameters for View 2 must be configured.
The display View 2 can be configured.
Setting
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1st process value
1st process value, 2nd process value
3rd process value
1st process value, Trend scale mode
Trend
log time window
1st process value
1st process value, 2nd process value, 3rd
process value, 4th process value, 5th process value
6th process value
Path
Setup → Local display → View 2 → View
3.9.3
1st value
Description
1st Process Value
izer 1; Medium temperature
Default
Volume flow
Related
Path
Setup → Local display → View 2 → 1st value
3.9.4
2nd process value
Description
2nd Process Value
Setting
Mass flow; Volume flow; Density; Fluid Temperature; Totalizer 1
Default
Density
Related
View
Path
Setup → Display → View 2 → 2nd Process Value
3.9 View 2
If Single value or Dosing is selected,
If Three values is selected,
must be configured.
and
must be configured.
If Totalizer or 1 value and graph is selected,
If 1 value and bargraph is selected,
must be configured.
If Six values or Six diagnostic values is selected,
must be configured.
, and
and
must be
configured.
The display
can be selected. This process value is shown in all view
types.
Setting
Volume flow; Mass flow; Flow velocity; Sound velocity; Density; Kinematic viscosity; Total-
The display
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Three Values, Six Values or Six Diagnostic
Values.
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3.9.5
3rd process value
Description
3rd Process Value
Setting
Mass flow; Volume flow; Density; Fluid Temperature; Totalizer 1
Default
Fluid Temperature
Related
View
Path
Setup → Display → View 2 → 3rd Process Value
3.9.6
4th process value
Description
4th Process Value
Setting
Mass flow; Volume flow; Density; Fluid Temperature; Totalizer 1
Default
Volumeflow
Related
View
Path
Setup → Display → View 2 → 4th Process Value
3.9.7
5th process value
Description
5th Process Value
Density; Totalizer 1; Totalizer 2; Totalizer 3
Default
Totalizer 1
Related
View
Path
Setup → Display → View 2 → 5th Process Value
3.9 View 2
The display
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Three Values, Six Values or Six Diagnostic
Values.
The display
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Six Values or Six Diagnostic Values.
The display
Setting
Mass flow; Volume flow; Density; Fluid Temperature; Corrected Volume flow; Reference
can be selected.
This parameter is only available if
is set to Six Values or Six Diagnostic Values.
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