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TROUBLE SHOOTING 

 

Check all wiring at terminal block at rear of meter for correct connections, bro-
ken wires, loose or corroded connections or short circuits. 
 
Check for proper power voltage and wiring locations. 

TABLE VII TROUBLESHOOTING CHART 

PROBLEM 

COMMON CAUSE 

CHECK 

No Display 
 

No power to the meter 

Voltage (90 to 264 VAC) across 
rear connector terminal 11 & 12. 
Return to Factory. 

 

Incorrect power to me-
ter 

 

 

Damaged meter 

 

Incorrect Display 

Transmitter connections 

Wiring Diagram 
See flow diagram & 
“CALIBRATION”  
Replace Transmitter 

 

Wrong Setup 

 

 

Defective Transmitter 

 

Incorrect Setpoint 

Alarm not set correctly 

Alarm type, NO or NC & Hys-
teresis and setpoint setting. 

Relay Output Inoperative 

Incorrect connections 

Wiring Diagram 
Return to Factory 

 

Contacts shorted or 
open due to electrical 
overload 

 

Relay Chatter 

Electrical pickup 

See “SETPOINT RELAYS/
ALARMS” & “SIGNAL NOISE 
ISOLATION”  

Analog Output Does Not 
Track Display. 

Incorrect setup 

See flow diagram & 
“CALIBRATION”  
Replace Analog Printed Circuit 
Board 

 

Defective Analog P.C.B. 

 

Display drifting  

Water in cable 

With transmitter wires discon-
nected, resistance between the 
red or black lead and the shield 
should be more than 15 Meg 
ohms  

Display varies when relays 
switch on 

Electrical pickup 

See “SETPOINT RELAYS/
ALARMS” & “SIGNAL NOISE 
ISOLATION”  

SPECIFICATIONS 

 
LEVEL MATE II 575 TRANSMITTER 

 

FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS  
Range Limits: Reference Model Code 
Output: 4-20 mADC, limited to 30 mADC 
Power Supply: 12 to 40VDC with reverse polarity 
  protection (limited to 28 volts for intrinsically safe use) 
Temperature Range:** 
  Ambient Operating:* 
  Silicone Fill -25

O

 F to 180

O

 F (-32

O

  C to 82

O

 C) 

  Mineral Fill 10

O

 F to 140

O

 F (-12

O

 C to 60

O

 C) 

  

*CSA Instrinsically safe T3C, do not exceed 140

O

 F (60

O

 C) 

  Storage: -40

O

 F to 180

O

 F (-40

C to 82

O

 C) 

Loop Resistance:  1400 ohms max @ 40 volts  
 
PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS  
Zero Offset: +0.50% FS, Set at 77

O

 F (25

O

 C) 

Full Scale: +0.50% FS, Set at 77

O

 F (25

O

 C) 

Accuracy: +0.25% FS (BFSL) Includes linearity, 
  hysteresis  and repeatability (+0.50% FS 6 psi range only) 
Stability: +0.5% FS / six months 
Temperature Effect: Compensated 23

O

 F to 130

O

 F (-5

C to 

  55

O

 C)   +1% of Upper Range Limit for 77

O

 F (25

O

 C) 

  temperature change within the compensated range.  
Power Supply Effect: +0.005% FS per Volt 
Proof Pressure: 200% of Upper Range Limit 
Burst Pressure: >2 times the Upper Range Limit 
 
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS  
Materials of Construction 
 Cable Jacket: Polyurethane 
 Diaphragm: Type 316L Stainless Steel 
 Cover: Type 316 Stainless Steel 
 Nut/Washer: Type 316 Stainless Steel 
 Cable Grommet: Viton 
 Cover “O” Ring: Viton 
  Snub Nose: Nylon 6/6, removable (1/2 inch NPT threads) 
Electrical Connection: 20 AWG Shielded Cable 
Weight: 1 pound (454 g).  
Media Compatibility: Any media compatible with 
  materials listed above 
 
APPROVALS  
  Meets CSA requirements for intrinsically safe operation in 
  hazardous locations as designated by Class I, Div 1,  
  Groups A, B, C, & D and Class II, Groups E, F, & G. 
  Temperature Code T3C. (When used with approved 
  barrier.) 
 

**If submerged in a liquid that has frozen solid, damage will result. 

Summary of Contents for Level Mate II

Page 1: ...CTS 820 PENNSYLVANIA BLVD FEASTERVILLE PA 19053 1 LEVEL MATETM II LEVEL MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE SERVICE AND PARTS U S GAUGE PMT PRODUCTS AK79...

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Page 3: ...EQUENTIAL DAMAGES TIME CHARGES OR ANY OTHER LOSSES IN CURRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE PURCHASE INSTALLATION REPAIR OR OPERA TION OF ITS PRODUCTS INCLUDING ANY PARTS REPAIRED OR REPLACED This warranty do...

Page 4: ...his instru ment is designed to prevent accidental shock to the operator when properly used However no design can insure the safety of an instrument improperly installed or used negligently Read this m...

Page 5: ...Output 4 20 mADC limited to 30 mADC Power Supply 12 to 40VDC with reverse polarity protection limited to 28 volts for intrinsically safe use Temperature Range Ambient Operating Silicone Fill 25O F to...

Page 6: ...key the display will show rnG 2 Press the key again the display will show 0 20 or some previously programmed value 3 Press the key to scroll until 4 20 appears on the display press the key to save th...

Page 7: ...ll display direct input signal in V mA 10 50 10 50V or 19 99 22 00mA depending on the selected range disregarding all scaling decimal points tare filtering etc The alarm LED s blinking will advise the...

Page 8: ...AWG ground wire or better from pro tector 4 Keep ground wire less than one foot long and tie to a suitable ground rod or metal frame ground Surge capability is only as good as the grounding method All...

Page 9: ...rtight enclosures 6 Run signal lines shielded and away from power lines 7 Mount the fused switch panel as close to the meter as possible Wire according to the Elec trical Code 8 Lead lines for 110 VAC...

Page 10: ...lpful Hints on using the Flow chart a The arrows on the flow chart match the arrow on the key that you need to press to go to the next step of the chart that you want e g When you first enter the Setu...

Page 11: ...346 6 2 105 6 1 LMT700 575SB0200RLS 550 rdLO 00 0 5 00 0 1 rdHI 462 2 5 140 9 1 LMT800 575SB0300RLS 750 rdLO 00 0 5 00 0 2 rdHI 693 2 5 211 3 2 I Level Mate II model number II Transmitter used Cable l...

Page 12: ...E SETUP Alternately the Level Mate II can be pro grammed setup configured via the optional LED pen In the front panel there is an IR sensor used as a receiver PC software used with the op tional LED p...

Page 13: ...y the watertight feature thus exposing the transmitter to water seep age an electrical short and transmitter failure Any adjustment or removal of the cable grommet voids the warranty CAUTION The water...

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