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AUF610 Series Operation Manual 

                                                                                                                 

OP610.1.1.5R1ENG

           

 

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M75 

Enter the lower flow rate value that will trigger the #2 Alarm. 

M76 

Enter the higher flow rate value that will trigger the #2 Alarm. 

M77 

Buzzer setup.    When selected the buzzer will beep when a trigger event occurs 

M78 

OCT (Open Collect Transistor Output ) setup 

M79 Not 

used 

M80 

Work as a keypad and display for another handhold set by RS-232 connected with the 
handset 

M81 Not 

used 

M82 

View Totals by User selectable Date 

M83 Not 

used 

M84 Not 

used 

M85 Not 

used 

M86 Not 

used 

M87 Not 

used 

 

M88 Not 

used 

M89 Not 

used 

 

M90 

Display signal strength, signal quality, time ratio on the upper right corner. 

M91 

Displays the Time Ratio between the Measured Total Transit Time and the Calculated 
time. If the pipe parameters are entered correctly and the transducers are properly 
installed, the ratio value should be in the range of 100

±

3%. Otherwise the entered 

parameters and the transducer installation should be checked. 

M92 

Displays the estimated fluid sound velocity. If this value has an obvious difference with 
the actual fluid sound speed, the pipe parameters entered and the transducer, then 
installation should be checked again. 

M93 

Displays total transit time and delta time ( transit time difference) 

M94 

Displays the Reynolds number and the pipe factor used by the flow rate program. 

M95 Not 

used 

M96 Not 

used 

M97 

Command to record the pipe parameters entered by the user either to the built-in data 
logger or to RS-232C serial interface 

M98 

Command to record the diagnostic information either to the built-in data logger or to 
RS-232C serial interface 

M99 

Command to copy the current display either to the built-in data logger or to RS-232C 
serial interface 

M+0 

Browse the most recent 64 recorded instrument power-on and power-off dates and 
times and flow rates at each time 

M+1 

Displays the total working time of the instrument 

M+2 

Displays the last power-off date and time 

M+3 

Displays the last power-off flow rate 

M+4 

Displays the times of instrument powered on ( the instrument has been powered on   

M+5 

A simple four operation calculator is available for field use 

M+6 Not 

used 

M+7 Not 

used 

M+8 Not 

used 

M+9 Not 

used 

M-0 

Entry to hardware adjusting windows only for the manufacturer 

 

Summary of Contents for AUF610 Series

Page 1: ...Transit Time Ultrasonic Flowmeter Model AUF610 Series Operation Manual Alia Group Inc URL http www alia inc com 113 Barksdale Professional Center Newark DE 19711 USA E mail alia alia inc com TEL 1 30...

Page 2: ...9 2 V method Installation 16 2 9 3 Z method Installation 16 2 9 4 W method Installation 16 2 10 Installation Verification 17 2 10 1 Signal Strength 17 2 10 2 Signal Quality 17 2 10 3 Total Transit Ti...

Page 3: ...e the Working Timer 21 3 25 How to use the manual totalizer 21 3 26 How to check the ESN and other details 21 3 27 How to know how long the battery will last 21 3 28 How to charge the built in battery...

Page 4: ...e rich software provides a user friendly interface that provides the operator with access to more information for accurately monitoring and analyzing pipe flows The AUF610 uses a patented balanced low...

Page 5: ...called the Z method If the sound transverses the pipe twice it is called the V method If the sound transverses the pipe four times then it is known as the W method The flow meter operates by alternate...

Page 6: ...itten in the software and can only be accessed by the manufacturer In the case of an equipment failure this number located on 0menu window M61 MUST be provided when contacting the manufacturer 1 5 Par...

Page 7: ...610 Series Operation Manual OP610 1 1 5R1ENG 7 AUF 610 HANDHELD ULTRASONIC FLOWMETER AUF610 POS 2 m3 Flow 0 0000 m3 h Vel 0 0000 m s S 000 000 Q 00 1 Front view LCD DISPLAY LED Charging Indicator Keyp...

Page 8: ...tion Manual OP610 1 1 5R1ENG 8 Standard Type Temperature Sensor 15mm 6000mm High Temperature Type Sensor 15mm 1000mm Transducer Standard Cables 5M Blue Terminal 5m Blue Terminal Cable 5m 2 Red T ermi...

Page 9: ...cals reclaimed water cooling water river water plant effluent etc The instrument transducers are mounted outside the pipe and are therefore not in contact with the process and have no moving parts The...

Page 10: ...user configurable Velocity 32m s Pipe Size 15mm 6000mm Rate Units Meter Feet Cubic Meter Liter Cubic Feet USA Gallon Imperial Gallon Oil Barrel USA Liquid Barrel Imperial Liquid Barrel Million USA Ga...

Page 11: ...e OFF to turn off the power Once the flow meter is switched on it will run a self diagnostic program checking first the hardware and then the software integrity If there are any issues an error messag...

Page 12: ...zeroing calibration and modification password setup M50 M53 items are for the built in logger M60 M78 items are for time keeper initialization version and ESN information viewing and alarms M82 is fo...

Page 13: ...FF or ON Totalizers M34 35 36 Positive Negative Net Totalizers Totalizer reset see Item M37 page 22 Now if the transducers are installed correctly and the above is done the meter is ready to measure P...

Page 14: ...ystem about to be measured The optimum location will be length of straight pipe that is always full of process and has no bubbles The piping can be in vertical flow going up or horizontal position but...

Page 15: ...of the transducers are factors critical for the specified measurement performance of the system Great care should be taken when installing the transducers Here are some guidelines Locate an optimum po...

Page 16: ...alled reflective mode or single bounce method 2 9 3 Z method Installation Z method is commonly used when the pipe diameter is between200millimeters and 6000 millimeters 2 9 4 W method Installation not...

Page 17: ...gnal Quality Signal quality is indicated on the lower right hand side of the display and denoted as Q The higher a Q value the better the guarantee of a reliable measurement Under normal pipe conditio...

Page 18: ...t a proper totalizer Make sure that the totalizer pulse rate is appropriate for the application the receiving instrument yet still output the resolution necessary to properly characterize the flow If...

Page 19: ...ssword input prompt displays If the password is forgotten please contact the factory 3 14 How to use the built in data logger The data logger has a space of 24K bytes of memory which will hold about 2...

Page 20: ...g 1 Alarms on when there is no receiving signal 2 Alarms on when there is poor signal received 3 Alarms on when the flow meter is not in normal measurement modes 4 Alarms on reverse flow 5 Alarms on t...

Page 21: ...monthly totalizer and a yearly totalizer 3 24 How to use the Working Timer Use the working timer to check the time that has passed with a certain kind of operation For example use it as a timer to sho...

Page 22: ...dow for entering pipe wall thickness M13 Window for entering the inner diameter of the pipe M14 Window for selecting pipe material Standard pipe materials that the user need not know the speed include...

Page 23: ...is Metric The change from English to Metric or vice versa will not affect the unit for totalizers M31 Window for selecting flow rate that will be used by the instrument afterward Flow rate can be in 0...

Page 24: ...r viewer It functions as a file editor Use Dot backspace UP and DN keys to browse the buffer M54 Not used M55 Nod used M56 Not used M57 Not used M58 Not used M59 Not used M60 Settable 99 year calendar...

Page 25: ...alue has an obvious difference with the actual fluid sound speed the pipe parameters entered and the transducer then installation should be checked again M93 Displays total transit time and delta time...

Page 26: ...problems Contact the factory 5 2 Operational Error Codes and Corrective Actions The AUF610 series ultrasonic flow meter will display a Code in the lower right corner with a single letter like I R etc...

Page 27: ...le Zero Offset value incorrectly entered in M44 Enter 0 in M44 Problem with transducer installation There is a Zero Point Try to zero the instrument by using M42 and make sure that the flow inside the...

Page 28: ...ddddE dd CR LF DQM CR Return flow rate per minute d ddddddE dd CR LF DQS CR Return flow rate per second d ddddddE dd CR LF DV CR Return flow velocity d ddddddE dd CR LF DI CR Return POS totalizer dddd...

Page 29: ...PDI CR would return 1234567E 0m3 F7 CR LF acts as the starter of check sum which is yielded by adding up the string 2BH 31H 32H 33H 34H 35H 36H 37H 45H 2BH 30H 6DH 33H 20H Please note that there will...

Page 30: ...trument by transmitting the M command along with the keypad code Using this function remote operation of this instrument can be realized even via the Internet KEYPAD KEY HEX CODE KEY DECIMAL CODE KEY...

Page 31: ...e applied standard Measurement Uncertainty Measurement uncertainty is the statistical calculation of the total error exhibited by a measuring instrument as a result of a series of measurements taken a...

Page 32: ...r more the instrument has many troubleshooting features and measurements that allows the user to track down issues that may be affecting optimum performance Pointers to Be Aware of Accurately determin...

Page 33: ...065 353 386 8 8 625 0 322 7 981 539 581 10 10 75 0 365 10 02 755 824 12 12 75 0 406 11 938 1001 1089 14 14 0 438 13 124 1180 16 16 0 5 15 1543 PVC and CPVC Pipes Schedule 80 Nominal Minimum Nominal We...

Page 34: ...0 358 0 599 1 1 4 1 66 5S 0 065 1 53 10S 0 109 1 442 STD 40 40S 0 14 1 38 XS 80 80S 0 191 1 278 160 0 25 1 16 XXS 0 382 0 896 1 1 2 1 9 5S 0 065 1 77 10S 0 109 1 682 STD 40 40S 0 145 1 61 XS 80 80S 0...

Page 35: ...237 4 026 XS 80 80S 0 337 3 826 120 0 438 3 624 160 0 531 3 438 XXS 0 674 3 152 5 5 563 5S 0 109 5 345 10S 0 134 5 295 STD 40 40S 0 258 5 047 XS 80 80S 0 375 4 813 120 0 5 4 563 160 0 625 4 313 XXS 0...

Page 36: ...2 XS 60 80S 0 5 9 75 80 0 594 9 562 100 0 719 9 312 120 0 844 9 062 140 1 8 75 160 1 125 8 5 12 12 75 5S 0 156 12 438 10S 0 18 12 39 20 0 25 12 25 30 0 33 12 09 STD 40S 0 375 12 40 0 406 11 938 XS 80S...

Page 37: ...nzene 1298 Carbon disulfide 1149 Carbon tetrachloride 926 Castor oil 1474 Chloroform 995 Ether 985 Ethylene glycol 1644 Glycerol glycerine 1904 Heptane 1138 Hexane 1203 Kerosene 1324 Mercury 1450 Meth...

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