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MAGX2 User Guide 

18 

V2.14 1-2-2017 

 

 
 
 

3.4.5.  Display > Language 

 

Setup of the language for flowmeter menu. 

 

 



Back with no change 

 



Item selection 

 



Selection identification 

 



Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 

 

ENG 

English 

 

SPA 

Spanish 

 

RUS 

Russian 

 

UKR 

Ukrainian 

 

 

TUR 

Turkish 

 

 

3.4.6.  Display > Contrast 

 

Contrast of the display setup. 
 

 

 

Possible range: 0 

– 100 % 

 



Back with no change 

 



Selection of digit position 

 



Value setting 

 



Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.4.7.  Display > Backlight 

 

Setup of the backlight for flowmeter display. 

 

 



Back with no change 

 



Item selection 

 



Selection identification 

 



Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 

 

10 seconds 

The backlight  would turn off 10 seconds after the last 
button touch 

 

 

 

Always ON 

The backlight will be always on 

 

 

 

 

 
 

3.5. User Settings Menu 

 

 

 

To enter this part of the menu, it is necessary to enter the 

User

 Password. 

The default factory setting is 

1111

. See page 

26

.  for user password settings. 

 

3.5.1.  User Settings > Measurement 

 

This option allows selecting flow measurement to be on or off. 

 

 



Back with no change 

 



Item selection 

 



Selection identification 

 



Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 

 

Run 

The device is measuring, the totalizers are active 

 

Stop 

The display will show a value, yet the totalizers are off 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for MAGX2

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Page 2: ... 4 6 Display Contrast 18 3 4 7 Display Backlight 18 3 5 User Settings Menu 18 3 5 1 User Settings Measurement 18 3 5 2 User Settings Datalogger Interval 19 3 5 3 User Settings CSV Format 19 3 5 4 User Settings Air Detector 19 3 5 5 User Settings Air Constant 19 3 5 6 User Settings Delete Auxiliary Volume 20 3 5 7 User Settings Start Delay 20 3 5 8 User Settings Samples per Avg 20 3 5 9 User Settin...

Page 3: ...uthorize Menu 34 4 Modules 35 4 1 Power Supply Module 35 4 2 Datalogger 36 4 3 Module positioning 36 4 4 USB Module 37 4 5 RS485 Module 38 4 6 RS232 Module 39 4 7 TCP IP Module 40 4 8 BLUETOOTH Module 41 4 9 GSM SMS Module 42 4 10 GPRS Module 43 4 11 Wi Fi Module 44 4 12 Pulse Output Module 45 4 13 Pulse 230 Module 46 4 14 External Temperature Module 47 4 15 Current Loop Output Module 48 4 16 Exte...

Page 4: ...MAGX2 User Guide 3 V2 14 1 2 2017 ...

Page 5: ...ineering Agriculture Effluent Industry 1 3 Safety Instructions Please read this manual carefully before using the product Keep this manual for future reference Arkon Flow Systems s r o will not be liable for any damage caused by improper use of the product or its accessories If the device is used any different way than is specified the electric protection may be disrupted The MAGX2 flow converter ...

Page 6: ...and The cable type used for the connection between sensor and transmitter for remote versions UNITRONIC LiYCY TP 0035 830 2x2x0 5 The MAGX2 is equipped with an electronic board located inside the sensor neck This board sends a digital signal to the transmitter unlike traditional flowmeters which send an analogue signal This allows the MAGX2 to carry its signal over much longer distances than conve...

Page 7: ...on make sure the earthing rings and sealings around are centered 2 3 Dry liner Flowmeters with a Hard Rubber liner can show incorrect readings during the first 2 3 days after installation This is due to the fact that the time needed for transport and the time before installation is long enough for the liner to dry out and thus it changes shape size This change in effect affects reading accuracy Si...

Page 8: ... mounting Panel mounting Connect the transmitter to the signal cable from the sensor IP67 Transmitter To do this first open the transmitter housing by disconnecting the two parts of the transmitter housing with the metal key that is provided with the meter IP68 Transmitter To do this undo four M6x22 screws using allen key nr 5 that is part of the delivery The electronics have to be protected again...

Page 9: ... connect the cable to network power This will make the flowmeter switch on For electrical connection the appropriate temperature rated cables have to be used Ta 70degC Set up the transmitter for use You are now ready to start using your flowmeter or to customize its settings as per your requirements For example Set up the measurement unit of flow rate displayed e g m3 hr Set up of the unit for the...

Page 10: ... meter switched off 2 6 Cables connections The following diagrams show the connections of the cables between sensor and transmitter Sensor communication module version 7 1 Use this cable connection only for sensor to transmitter communication module version 7 1 The RS232 Module is placed in a different slot The RS232 Module is placed in the correct slot but with the bevelled corner in the wrong di...

Page 11: ...transmitter 2 types of connections can be used These are 1 x 4 pin connector instead of a 2 x 2 pin connector as shown in the picture Important In case of IP68 transmitter it is needed to use silicone gel to extra protect cable glands from inside of the meter Pour neutral silicone gel into the cable gland from inner side and pull the cable 3mm out of the housing to make the cable gland extra prote...

Page 12: ...nsor it is necessary to pot the sensor terminal box properly The proper way to do this is described below Plug the connectors into the sensor white and green wire adjacent Screw the small terminal box to the sensor neck 4 screws Fill the terminal box completely with silicone by squeezing it through the opening on top of the box Close the small terminal box with the sealing screw ...

Page 13: ...f silicon around the cable in the cable gland see pic 3 and pic 4 Do an optical control focus on full spread of silicone gel around the cable Pic 1 round cross cut cable properly connected inside of MAGX2 IP68 housing Pic 2 Application of silicon binder on cable sheat of opened round cross cut cable end Pic 3 Manipulation with the cable to achieve sufficient fill up of a cable gland Pic 4 Do an op...

Page 14: ...P68 version Optometric buttons Optometric buttons are working on a IR light reflection principle therefore any strong source of light will cause button press or buttons inactivity In dusty areas or where direct sunlight shine directly on a keypad it is recommended to use key lock operate the buttons after cleaning the glass and shade from sunlight The MAGX2 transmitter has a key lock possibility Y...

Page 15: ...y Volume This is a 2nd total volume counter It works the same as the Total Volume positive counter yet with the only difference being that it can be reset to 0 at any time with User Settings password Temperature This item is a temperature indication for the measured medium Bar Graph Represents actual flowrate in a proportion to Qn 100 The Qn maximal flow value can be changed in User Settings Time ...

Page 16: ...se 9 indication screens by pressing the up and down buttons on the transmitter It is possible to change the number of decimal digits of the actual flow displayed in the main screen decimal numbers By using the buttons If value of any Volume counter higher than 4 000 000 m3 then value of Volume show only in m3 unit If value of any Volume counter higher than 999 999 999 m3 then this Volume will be r...

Page 17: ...inutes the device was not measuring because of errors OK min The number of minutes that the device measured correctly Diameter This item shows the nominal sensor diameter that is currently configured for the given flowmeter Flow Qn Here the flowmeter displays the predicted nominal flow Values can be changed under User Settings Firmware No This shows the current firmware version Actual Error This s...

Page 18: ... identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory UKG UK gallon USG US gallon m3 Cubic meter l Litre 3 4 3 Display Unit Temperature Setup of the displayed measurement unit of temperature indication and external measurement of temperature Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory C Degrees Celsius F Degrees Fahrenheit 3 4 4 Displ...

Page 19: ...ay Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 10 seconds The backlight would turn off 10 seconds after the last button touch Always ON The backlight will be always on 3 5 User Settings Menu To enter this part of the menu it is necessary to enter the User Password The default factory setting is 1111 See page 26 for user password settings 3...

Page 20: ...card plug It is not recommended to use 1 minute statistic for a long term logging 1 minute datalogging is mainly used for troubleshooting of the meter 3 5 3 User Settings CSV Format This option allows selecting separator between each data in datalogger Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory Comma Select comma Semicolon Select semi col...

Page 21: ...its displayed average flow value time unit Possible range 0 120 samples avg Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 3 5 9 User Settings Low Flow Cut off This function serves to set the minimum flow the flowmeter will react on Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 3 5 10...

Page 22: ...ion empty pipe Fixed Output fixed output of 10 mA Direct Driving Output Direct Driving setup is below OFF Output fixed output of 4 mA User Settings Current Loop Direct Driving This function serves to set flow values in relation to current output Possible range 0 36000 m3 h 4 20 mA Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory Flow min max ...

Page 23: ...56 3 5 13 User Settings Pulse Output Back with no change Item selection Enter this part of the menu User Settings Pulse Output RE1 RE2 Back with no change Item selection Enter this part of the menu User Settings Pulse Output RE1 RE2 RE1 RE2 function This function serves to select which signal the output should be giving The relays are independent to each other Back with no change Item selection Se...

Page 24: ...under Comparator Flow On In On Out On F1 On F1 User Settings Pulse Output RE1 RE2 Comparator Settings Possible range 0 36000 m3 h 0 36000 m3 h Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory Flow 1 2 This function serves to configure the flow range for the Comparator Mode Flow1 Flow2 Hysteresis Setup of hysteresis for the Comparator Mode Use...

Page 25: ...erves to configure the positive flow volume after which a 160 ms output pulse is generated to correspondent Relay In case of a power failure the output will start counting volume from 0 Possible range 0 99999 l Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory User Settings Pulse Output Volume Minus This function serves to configure the negati...

Page 26: ...ow Error Output 100Hz for any error identified by the device Air Detect Output 100Hz during air detection empty pipe Direct Driving Frequency output changing according to actual flow User Settings Frequency output Direct Driving This function serves to set flow values in relation to frequency output Possible range 0 36000 m3 h 0 1000 Hz Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting...

Page 27: ...ings Date Setting Function to set date Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory Date format DD MM YYYY 3 5 17 User Settings Time Setting This function serves to set current time Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory Time format HH MM 3 5 18 User Settings Password Setup...

Page 28: ...actory settings Even 1 stopbit Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 3 5 20 User Settings Electrode Cleaning Back with no change Item selection Enter this part of the menu User Settings Electrode Cleaning Power Setup automatic electrodes cleaning Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and sa...

Page 29: ...ttings GSM Settings Set all options for GSM Back with no change Item selection Enter this part of the menu User Settings GSM Settings GSM Data Interval Set time interval for sending text message with actual data Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory User Settings GSM Settings GSM Set Event Select event for sending text message Back...

Page 30: ...f the menu User Settings GSM Settings GSM Sending Event Empty Pipe Select options sending for Empty Pipe event Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory User Settings GSM Settings GSM Sending Event Zero Flow Select options sending for Zero Flow event Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and sa...

Page 31: ...ON When set ON the value of external temperature is shown amongst totalizers XTemp It is not possible to use simultaneously External Temperature Module and Pulse module External Measurements Temperature Sensor Type Sensor type selection Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory External Measurements Temperature Sensor Connection Sensor c...

Page 32: ... External Measurements Pressure Setup of the external measurement of pressure Back with no change Item selection Enter this part of the menu External Measurements Pressure Measurement Measurement of pressure Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory ON When set ON the value of pressure is shown amongst totalizers XPress It is not possibl...

Page 33: ...f operation Back with no change Item selection Confirmation of choice No change Resets operation minute totalizer 3 7 3 Service Settings Delete Volume Option to zero the totalizer for negative flow Back with no change Item selection Confirmation of choice No change Resets negative volume totalizer 3 7 4 Service Settings Delete Volume Option to zero the totalizer for positive flow Back with no chan...

Page 34: ...ng 3 6m3 h Possible range 0 36000m3 h Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory 3 7 8 Service Settings Service mode Switching on off the service mode for troubleshooting purposes Back with no change Item selection Selection identification Confirmation of setup and saving to memory ON Service Mode is ON OFF Service Mode is OFF 3 8 Facto...

Page 35: ...on workshop Authorize Settings Password Setup Here it is possible to change a forgotten user password It is necessary to call the Arkon sales office and provide the serial number The authorisation number is provided based on this serial number Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory Password Enter value between 0000 and 9999 ...

Page 36: ...ect the device from the network power and this has to be done via a switch The mains protective earth wire has to be connected to the PE terminal power supply class 1 A switch or circuit breaker B6 has to be in the building installation if mains supply 90 250 V AC from building installation is connected to the power supply module It must be in close proximity to the equipment and within easy reach...

Page 37: ...op Total Total Total Aux Error Min OK min Error Code Temperature External Temperature if present External Pressure if present While there is an error SD card not inserted or SD Open file active and the user plugs in the SD card error will disappear after next write to the datalogger It is recommended to setup the datalogger interval again or restart the flowmeter after every SD card plug in 4 3 Mo...

Page 38: ...iring USB Communications Peripheral PC and Terminal USB 1 1 and USB 2 0 compatible BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Requirement Microsoft Windows XP or newer version of operating system Drivers are included in MAGX2 SW Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off PELV device ...

Page 39: ...minal Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Baud rate Max 115200 baud s BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Multi Node Network with End Termination Using module RS485 Terminator Rt with resistance 100 should be connect to the end of line RS 485 Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off ...

Page 40: ...dustrial Process Control Peripheral PC and Terminal Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Baud rate Max 115200 baud s BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS A special cable Cannon9 mini USB is included Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off ...

Page 41: ...TCP IP installation manual Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off Warning There is a condition that must be fulfilled for the TCP IP module to be able to operate correctly line speed of the communication protocol Modbus must be set up on 19200Bd Parity none 1 stop bit If there is a differe...

Page 42: ...IC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Using the TCP IP Module See Bluetooth installation manual Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off Warning There is a condition that must be fulfilled for the Bluetooth module to be able to operate correctly line speed of the communication protocol Modbus must be set u...

Page 43: ...rized access to the data the customer is responsible for keeping flowmeter serial number and SIM card number secret Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off Warning There is a condition that must be fulfilled for the GSM SMS module to be able to operate correctly line speed of the communicat...

Page 44: ... 8 V Temp Range 20 75 C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Using the GPRS Module See GPRS Module Installation manual Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off Warning There is a condition that must be fulfilled for the GPRS module to be able to operate correctly line speed of the communication protoco...

Page 45: ...ons VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Power Supply Current up to 430 mA Baud Rate 4800 38400 baud s Carrier Frequency 2 400 2 484 GHz Range up to 200 m Temp Range 20 70 C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Using the Wi Fi Module See Wi Fi module installation procedure P31 Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off...

Page 46: ...Transmitter Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Output mode Frequency Pulse Max Relay Voltage 110VDC 0 5A Output Frequency 2 1000 Hz Batching Voltage Input Rate 5 14VDC Temp Range 20 70 C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Using the Pulse Output Module Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched...

Page 47: ...cations VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Output mode Frequency Pulse relay and open collector Max Relay Voltage RE2 RE3 250VAC 220VDC at 120VA 60W Output Frequency 2 1000Hz Batching Voltage Input Range 5 14V DC Temp Range 20 to 70C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Using the Pulse 230 Output Module Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network po...

Page 48: ... Pt100 Pt200 Pt500 Pt1000 Tolerance RTD Sensors Class A Class B RTD Sensor connection 2 wire 3 wire 4 wire Measurement Range 30 180 C or according to the manufacturer s specifications of the sensor Temp Range 20 70 C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS The actual physical connection have to be selected in menu External measurements Temperature Sensor Type Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connectio...

Page 49: ...ntrol Test Systems Smart Transmitter Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Type 12 bit DAC Maximum resolution 3 9 µA Current out 4 20 mA Output mode Active or Passive Temp Range 20 70 C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Using the Current Loop Module Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off...

Page 50: ... Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3 3 VDC Output type Pressure Sensor passive 4 20 mA ext power supply from Pressure Module Measurement Range according to the manufacturer s specifications the sensor Measurement Unit bar psi Temp Range 20 70 C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS Warning electrostatic sensitive device Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power ...

Page 51: ...0 250 00 100 2 00 3 20 200 00 250 00 160 1 25 2 00 200 00 250 00 125 50 8 00 12 80 400 00 500 00 100 4 00 6 40 400 00 500 00 160 2 50 4 00 400 00 500 00 150 50 12 60 20 16 630 00 787 50 100 6 30 10 08 630 00 787 50 160 3 94 6 30 630 00 787 50 200 50 16 00 25 60 800 00 1000 00 100 8 00 12 80 800 00 1000 00 160 5 00 8 00 800 00 1000 00 250 50 20 00 32 00 1000 00 1250 00 100 10 00 16 00 1000 00 1250 ...

Page 52: ...MAGX2 User Guide 51 V2 14 1 2 2017 Please use the sealing label that is part of the package and add it to the sensor communication module part after installation to the end user ...

Page 53: ...er could cause inaccuracy of the measurement Check mechanical state of the liner 6 1 Self cleaning electrodes If mechanical cleaning is not possible MAGX2 has electrolytic method to clean electrodes An electrolytic method is advantageous for its simplicity however it can only be applied for the contamination that can be removed by electrolysis Low contamination and deposit 24VAC voltage is applied...

Page 54: ...rials are acceptable for the process media Arkon can only recommend materials we cannot guarantee them Please note that Arkon offer also WRAS approved MAGX2 for DN25 DN50 and DN80 and WRAS approved material for sizes up to DN600 For more info contact our sales department Liner Selection Hard Rubber Drinking water and wastewater 0 70 C Soft Rubber Water with abrasive particles 0 70 C PTFE Chemicals...

Page 55: ...MAGX2 User Guide 54 V2 14 1 2 2017 8 Flowmeter Dimensions 8 1 IP67 Transmitter Compact version Remote version ...

Page 56: ... 460 410 12x26 630 540 500 350 520 470 16x26 698 608 500 400 580 525 16x30 751 661 600 450 640 585 20x30 794 704 600 500 715 650 20x33 863 773 600 600 840 770 20x36 980 890 600 DN ØD ØD1 CxØd H_compact H_remote L 1 2 88 9 60 5 4x16 263 173 200 3 4 98 6 69 9 4x20 276 187 200 1 108 79 2 4x20 280 191 200 1 1 4 117 3 88 9 4x20 291 201 200 1 1 2 127 98 6 4x23 306 216 200 2 152 4 120 7 4x20 317 227 200 ...

Page 57: ...MAGX2 User Guide 56 V2 14 1 2 2017 8 2 IP68 Transmitter Compact version Remote version ...

Page 58: ... 460 410 12x26 633 538 500 350 520 470 16x26 701 606 500 400 580 525 16x30 754 659 600 450 640 585 20x30 797 702 600 500 715 650 20x33 865 770 600 600 840 770 20x36 982 887 600 DN ØD ØD1 CxØd H_compact H_remote L 1 2 88 9 60 5 4x16 277 182 200 3 4 98 6 69 9 4x20 284 189 200 1 108 79 2 4x20 290 195 200 1 1 4 117 3 88 9 4x20 300 205 200 1 1 2 127 98 6 4x23 309 214 200 2 152 4 120 7 4x20 328 233 200 ...

Page 59: ...it including 6m cable D DIN Rail mounting kit including 6m cable Output 1 N None C 4 20mA current output signal module EP External pressure sensor Output 2 N None P Pulse output module P2 Pulse 230 output module ET External temperature sensor Communication N None 232 RS232 communication module including 1 8m cable USB USB communication module including 1 8m cable BTO Bluetooth communication module...

Page 60: ...12 20mm 3 4 300 mm 12 25 1 350 14 25mm 1 350 mm 14 32 1 1 4 400 16 32mm 1 1 4 400 mm 16 40 1 1 2 450 18 40mm 1 1 2 450 mm 18 50 2 500 20 50mm 2 500 mm 20 65 2 1 2 600 24 65mm 2 1 2 600 mm 24 80 3 700 28 80mm 3 700 mm 28 100 4 800 32 100 mm 4 800 mm 32 125 5 900 36 125 mm 5 900 mm 36 150 6 1000 40 150 mm 6 1000 mm 40 Liner HR HARD RUBBER PT PTFE SR SOFT RUBBER NR HYGIENIC RUBBER CT E CTFE Pressure ...

Page 61: ...UNNICATION 15 GPRS CHECK 16 GPRS TIMEOUT 17 GPRS RESET 18 GPRS ECHO 19 GPRS SIM PIN 20 GPRS SIGNAL 21 GPRS CALL 22 GPRS IP 23 GPRS ONLINE 24 OVERLOAD 2 25 31 RESERVED non use Errors on the display are indicated in hex format This number must be converted to binary format The MAGX2 software version 2 0 0 13 and newer decode and show error in Real time measurement tab The error code has been convert...

Page 62: ...Arkon Flow Systems s r o Return Regulations and Warranty Conditions are an integral part of the Resellers contract and of any Order Confirmation Please see your Resellers contract or www arkon co uk Support section The Warranty sheet is part of the Packing note of any new goods sent For the claim or return procedure please consult our web site www arkon co uk or call the Arkon Flow Systems s r o s...

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