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INPt

EdGE

Input edge

RISE

or

FALL

RISE

7.47

/

45

dISP

Display rate or period

RAtE

or

PERd

RAtE

7.42

/

43

dISP

RNGE

Period display range

0

,

0.01

,

0.02

or

0.00.02

0

7.43

/

43

tout

SECS

Rate display time out

1

or

9999

1

7.44

/

44

AUGE

SECS

Average display seconds

1

or

9999

1

7.45

/

44

AUGE

cnt

Average display counts

1

or

30

1

7.46

/

44

INPt

EdGE

Input edge

RISE

or

FALL

RISE

7.47

/

45

R.INP

Remote input function

NONE

,

P.HLd

,

d.HLd

,

Hi

,

Lo

,

HiLo

,

ZERO

,

SP.Ac

,

No.Ac

,

dISP

,

duLL

or

G.rSt

NONE

7.48

/

45

P.but

P

button function

NONE

,

Hi

,

Lo

,

HiLo

,

ZERO

,

dISP

,

FUNC

or

G.rSt

NONE

7.49

/

46

ACCS

Access mode

OFF, EASY,

NONE

or

ALL

OFF

7.50

/

46

SPAC

Setpoint access mode

(

∗

Optional

)

A1, A1-2

etc.

A1

7.51

/

47

Lo

dISP

Low overrange visual warning

limit value

Any display

value or

OFF

OFF

7.57

/

48

HIGH

dISP

High overrange visual warning

limit value

Any display

value or

OFF

OFF

7.58

/

49

dISP

Display visual warning flashing

mode

FLSH

or

-or-

FLSH

7.59

/

49

SEt

OPER

Set display operation

S.Prd

,

PERd

,

FREQ

,

totL

or

both

FREQ

7.66

/

51

(

∗

Optional

)—this function will only be accessible if the relevant option is fitted

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Summary of Contents for PM4-TR

Page 1: ...meter Totaliser Operation and Instruction Manual AMALGAMATED INSTRUMENT CO ABN 80 619 963 692 Unit 5 28 Leighton Place Hornsby Telephone 61 2 9476 2244 e mail sales aicpl com au NSW 2077 Australia Fac...

Page 2: ...al installation 5 4 Function table for rate frequency only display 13 5 Function table for total only display 17 6 Function table for both total and rate frequecy display 21 7 Explanation of functions...

Page 3: ...front panel and v buttons only fitted on certain display options For low frequency inputs input always below 1kHz there is an option of toggling between rate total or rate period A total and grand to...

Page 4: ...n option for panel mount instruments Prepare a panel cut out of 45mm x 92mm 1 mm 0 mm see diagram below Insert the instrument into the cut out from the front of the panel From the rear of the instrume...

Page 5: ...irm proper selection of voltage polarity and input type before applying power to the instrument When power is applied the instrument will cycle through a display sequence indicating the software versi...

Page 6: ...for description and operation table 3 4 Relay connections The PM4 is supplied with one alarm relay as standard with connections on terminals 5 and 6 extra relays are optionally available The relay is...

Page 7: ...odels Blue ground terminal 8 Input link settings Links in are LK1 18V LK6 VCC LK8 DC LK9 BIAS LK10 HYST all other links are out 3 6 Ext In Remote input connections The remote input connections are acr...

Page 8: ...8 of 58 PM4TRMAN 2 7 0...

Page 9: ...less than 10Hz The BIAS link should be in when input signal does not go below 0V For inputs above 24V 48VDC or RMS max both the VCC and GND link should be out The FREQ link should generally be left ou...

Page 10: ...3 9 Input circuit diagram 10 of 58 PM4TRMAN 2 7 0...

Page 11: ...ut board Link settings are only required for mains synchronisation Dismantle the instrument as described in Input output configuration Insert the links into the appropriate location on the pin header...

Page 12: ...pping screws from the back cover then remove the back cover by pulling it away from the instrument 3 Remove the earth screw which passes through the underside of the case then slide out the board or b...

Page 13: ...relay x 0 to 9999 0 See 6 1 7 6 31 Axrt Reset time delay for the designated alarm relay x 0 to 9999 0 See 6 1 7 7 31 Axn o or Axn c Alarm relay x action to normally open de energised or normally clos...

Page 14: ...option low display value Optional Any display value 0 7 23 37 REC Ch2 Second analog output option high display value Optional Any display value 1000 7 24 37 drnd Display rounding 1 to 5000 1 7 25 37 F...

Page 15: ...Ac dISP duLL or G rSt NONE 7 48 45 P but P button function NONE Hi Lo HiLo ZERO dISP FUNC or G rSt NONE 7 49 46 ACCS Access mode OFF EASY NONE or ALL OFF 7 50 46 SPAC Setpoint access mode Optional A1...

Page 16: ...dISP Cont POLL A buS or M buS Cont 7 69 52 Addr Instrument address for serial communications Optional 0 to 31 0 7 70 52 Optional this function will only be accessible if the relevant option is fitted...

Page 17: ...Hysteresis value for the designated alarm relay x 0 to 9999 10 See 6 1 7 5 30 Axtt Trip time delay for the designated alarm relay x 0 to 9999 0 See 6 1 7 6 31 Axrt Reset time delay for the designated...

Page 18: ...value 1000 7 20 36 REC_ Analog output option low display value Optional Any display value 0 7 21 36 REC Analog output option high display value Optional Any display value 1000 7 22 36 REC_ Ch2 Second...

Page 19: ...mit value Any display value or OFF OFF 7 58 49 dISP Display visual warning flashing mode FLSH or or FLSH 7 59 49 S INP SET terminal input function Lo or hiGh hiGh 7 60 49 c rSt Totaliser counter reset...

Page 20: ...address for serial communications Optional 0 to 31 0 7 70 52 Optional this function will only be accessible if the relevant option is fitted 5 1 Relay table Record your relay settings in the table be...

Page 21: ...tions in this first table are available in FUNC or CAL mode Display Function Range Default Your record Ref Page AxPS Relay pass value Any display value OFF See 6 1 7 1 28 AxPt Relay pass time 0 0 to 9...

Page 22: ...on BCD start position Optional 0 1 or 2 0 7 18 35 diG_ Digital output option low value Optional Any display value 0 7 19 35 diG Digital output option high value Optional Any display value 1000 7 20 36...

Page 23: ...tion on or OFF OFF 7 37 40 G tot Grand Total NONE For REU POS NEG AbS or RSt NONE 7 38 41 FREQ RNGE Frequency range LoF HiF AUGE or R AUG HiF 7 39 42 FASt UPdt Fast update on or OFF OFF 7 40 42 INPt E...

Page 24: ...tE or totL rAtE 7 55 48 dGOP Digital output operation mode Optional rAtE or totL rAtE 7 56 48 Lo dISP Low overrange visual warning limit value Any display value or OFF OFF 7 57 48 HIGH dISP High overr...

Page 25: ...odd NONE 7 68 52 O Put Output for serial communications Optional dISP Cont POLL A buS or M buS Cont 7 69 52 Addr Instrument address for serial communications Optional 0 to 31 0 7 70 52 Optional this...

Page 26: ...the instrument Hold in the button and reapply power The display will briefly indicate as part of the wake up messages when the message is seen you can release the button Move to step 2 below 2 When th...

Page 27: ...ut exhibiting the apparent display instability often seen with low frequency inputs This is accomplished by allowing the user to set a time out value see the tout SECS function 3 Period display low fr...

Page 28: ...move power from the instrument wait for a few seconds then apply power again 5 If the easy access facility is used then the only way to view or alter any other function settings is to power up via CAL...

Page 29: ...use the or v push buttons to set the value required then press F to accept this value The low alarm setpoint may be disabled by pressing the and v push buttons simultaneously When the alarm is disabl...

Page 30: ...tpoint values The hysteresis value may be used to prevent too frequent operation of the relay when the measured value is rising and falling around setpoint value e g if A1HY is set to zero the alarm w...

Page 31: ...setpoint values With the alarm condition is removed the alarm relay will stay in its alarm condition for the time selected as the reset time If the input moves back into alarm condition during this pe...

Page 32: ...1 if A1Hi is set to 1000 and A2Hi is set to 50 then Alarm 1 will activate at 1000 and alarm 2 will activate at 1050 i e 1000 50 If Alarm 2 had been set at 50 then alarm 2 would activate at 950 i e 100...

Page 33: ...alue of 50 at a given input if the P SEt function is set to 70 and the remote function is set to P SEt then once the remote input is activated the same input will now have a display value of 70 7 13 B...

Page 34: ...a 7 segment display reading of 0 and the top two segments lit with a 7 segment display reading of 100 Note this could also be set up as a centre zero double dot display by entering a negative value an...

Page 35: ...ption BCD start position Display bcd Strt Range 0 1 or 2 Default Value 0 Seen only with the 16 bit digital output option Refer to the separate PM4 Panel Meter Optional Output Addendum booklet supplied...

Page 36: ...etransmission 4 20mA 0 1V or 0 10V link selectable output low value 4mA or 0V in displayed engineering units To set the analog output low value go to the REC_ function and use the or v push buttons to...

Page 37: ...F to accept this selection Example If set to 10 the rate frequency display values will change in multiples of 10 only i e display moves from 10 to 20 to 30 etc 7 26 Digital filter Display FLtr Range...

Page 38: ...play For example selecting 0 will mean no decimal points e g a display such as 25 0 1 means 1 decimal point place e g 2 4 0 02 gives 2 decimal point places e g 2 35 etc The maximum number of decimal p...

Page 39: ...e dISP RNGE function e g if the display range function is set to 0 00 02 then the two decimal place setting will show up as 0 00 02 and one decimal place will show as 0 00 1 7 32 Period input scale fa...

Page 40: ...nput pulses to be used with the totI SCLE function to generate the required display scaling see totI SCLE below 7 36 Total scaling factor Display totI SCLE Range Any display value Default Value 1 Disp...

Page 41: ...negative totals The grand total will decrease with each down count input pulse The grand total can show positive and negative totals REU The grand total will decrease with each up count input pulse Th...

Page 42: ...nction is not available when this mode is selected The rolling average allows the frequency rate reading to be averaged over a period set by the AUGESECS function but this average is taken over a prog...

Page 43: ...iod display display format is determined by the display range function dISPRNGE and the decimal point setting 7 43 Period display range Display dISP RNGE Range 0 0 01 0 02 or 0 00 02 Default Value 0 P...

Page 44: ...used without the display reverting to zero between samples If no input pulses are received the display holds the previous display value for the time out period If a pulse is received during this time...

Page 45: ...uited The remote input functions are as follows NONE no remote function required P HLd peak hold The display will show the peak hold value whilst the remote input pins are short circuited d HLd displa...

Page 46: ...9 P button function Display P but Range NONE Hi Lo HiLo ZERO dISP FUNC or G rSt Default Value NONE The P button may be set to operate one chosen special function This button is located on the main cir...

Page 47: ...ing With SEt OPER set to both mode alarm relays can be set to operate as either a standard setpoint relay operating from rate when Ax rt is selected or total when Ax tL is selected or as a totliser pa...

Page 48: ...choice of rate or total to be output on the optional digital output 7 57 Low overrange visual warning limit value Display Lo dISP Range Any display value or OFF Default Value OFF Low overrange limit...

Page 49: ...ISP function is set to FLSH then the display value will flash on and off every second as a visual warning If the display warning value set at the Lo dISP or HIGH dISP function is exceeded and the dISP...

Page 50: ...value Display cntr RSt Range Any display value Default Value 0 The counter reset value function allows a number to be set at which the display will automatically reset The automatic counter reset func...

Page 51: ...he message totI will flash briefly every 8 seconds 7 66 Set display operation Display SEt OPER Range S Prd PERd FREQ totL or both Default Value FREQ Displays and sets the selected operating mode e g s...

Page 52: ...uested A buS is a special communications mode used with Windows compatible optional PC download software Refer to the user manual supplied with this optional software M bus Modbus RTU protocol 7 70 In...

Page 53: ...new scale value of 3 0 8 Press F to accept the change then either press P to exit of continue pressing and releasing F until the FUNCEnd message is seen and the unit returns to normal measure mode Exa...

Page 54: ...ns For example if the with the FREQ RNGE function set to R AUG rolling average the AUGE SECS function set to 300 300 seconds or 5 minutes and the AUGE Cnt average count function set to 12 the display...

Page 55: ...ing factors above are approximate and will vary depending on pipe size and installation conditions A calibration should be carried out to determine the correct scaling for any installation where accur...

Page 56: ...tion has been set to NONE or the R INP function has been set to no Ac blocking entry to FUNC mode Enter functions via CAL mode to gain entry to functions and if required change the ACCS or R INP funct...

Page 57: ...it 20mm 5 digit 14 2mm status LEDs 4 way keypad 6 digit 14 2mm 4 way keypad LCD Models 4 digit 12 7mm 6 digit 12 7mm Power Supply AC 240V 110V or 24V 50 60Hz or DC isolated wide range 12 to 48V Note s...

Page 58: ...representative of the manufacturing company Products for attention under guarantee unless otherwise agreed must be returned to the manu facturer freight paid and if accepted for free repair will be re...

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