Baker Hughes Panametrics PanaFlow Z3, User Manual

Page: 40 / 118

Chapter 3. Programming
28 PanaFlow Z3 User’s Manual
6. Select [Percentage of Scale] and adjust the scale to 0.00% and press [ENTER] , then verify the reading on the
multimeter is 4.00mA within ±0.01mA. Then adjust the scale to 50.00% and press [ENTER] , then verify the reading
on the multimeter is 12.00mA within ±0.01mA. Then adjust the scale to 100.00% and press [ENTER] , then verify the
reading on the multimeter is 20.00mA within ±0.01mA.
7. If Steps 4, 5, and 6 were successfully completed and verified, the Analog output is successfully calibrated.
3.5.3 Standard Digital Output
3.5.3.1 Setting up Pulse Output
To program a Pulse Output, use steps as in Section 3.3.2 to navigate to the Input/Output settings page:
1. In Meter Menu, select [Digital Output (Std)] and press [ENTER] . Then select [Pulse] option.
2. Setup the [Polarity], [Measurement], [Pulse Value], [Pulse width] and [Error Handling] options to suit your
needs. The Figure 24 below, shows the available options. Also refer to the Table 5 below to understand each
option.
For measurement options available on Pulse Output refer to Table 6.
Table 5: Pulse Output Options
Option Functional Description
Polarity Choose the Negative or Positive edge of the pulse
Measurement Choose the channel and Measurement to output
Pulse Value Choose how many units of the chosen measurement is
accumulated before a pulse is output
Pulse Width Choose the duration of each pulse that is output
IMPORTANT: Make sure the meter is not configured to output
more than one pulse during this time, as this
could lead to missed pulses.
Error Handling Choose the Pulse output response during an error condition
Table 6: Measurement options for Pulse Output
Measurement Channel Measurement Options for Pulse Output
Composite Forward Volumetric Totals, Reverse Volumetric Totals, Net Volumetric Totals,
Forward Mass Totals, Reverse Mass Totals, Net Mass Totals, Forward Std
Volumetric Totals, Reverse Std Volumetric Totals, Net Std Volumetric Totals
Channel x Forward Volumetric Totals, Reverse Volumetric Totals, Net Volumetric Totals,
Forward Mass Totals, Reverse Mass Totals, Net Mass Totals, Forward Std
Volumetric Totals, Reverse Std Volumetric Totals, Net Std Volumetric Totals