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DEFAULT 5159
Choose between mm and inch.
DEFAULT mm
This is the distance from the face of the Transducer to the
bottom of the flume.
DEFAULT 2000mm
This figure is the measuring range of the instrument i.e.
distance from the bottom of the flume to the highest point
being measured. Remember, the material must not approach within
0.35 meters of the Transducer face.
DEFAULT 1500mm
This is the area where an echo cannot be processed because
the return echo would be received whilst the Transducer is
still firing.
DEFAULT 500mm
This is used to set up the rate of change of the level output.
Increase the number if the level moves faster than 500mm /
minute and decrease it if a more stable output is required.
DEFAULT 500mm/min
This is the amount of time between last receiving a correct
echo and going into the below Fail-safe condition. This time
period is timed in seconds.
DEFAULT 300Sec
If a loss of echo condition is reached then the 4-20mA output
will follow the configured settings 2mA, 4mA, 20mA, 22mA or
hold the last recognised echo. This is usually due to a cable
being cut or the above not being set up correctly.
DEFAULT Hold
The flow element can be selected here. Find the choices below.
V-notch weir (5/2) any angle can be used here.
Venturi (3/2)
Parshall flume 1 to 96 Inch
Rectangular weir (3/2)
Own curve (21 point lineariser)
DEFAULT V-Notch
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This prompt allows you to set up a flume that is not in the
above list. First make a graph with 21 points and enter each
point at 5% intervals. The span is divided into 21 points
and then you can select the percentage flow at these points.
DEFAULT No
This prompt allows you to select the maximum flow rate so
the instrument can compute the flow rate.
DEFAULT 1000
The relays MUST be switched on here to set them up.
DEFAULT Off
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