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Display

Description of function

'LOC.rSEt'Local reset of total display

When turned 'On' the total display
may be reset to zero from the display
mode by simultaneously operating the
Up and Down push-buttons for two
seconds.
See section 6.13

'CLr. Gtot' Clears grand total

This function resets the grand total to
zero when 'CLr YES' is selected, and
'SurE' is entered to confirm the
instruction.

Note

: Once cleared, a grand total can

not be recovered.
See section 6.14

'COdE'

Security code

Defines a four digit numeric code
which must be entered to gain access
to the programmable functions.
Default code 0000 disables the
security function and allows
unrestricted access to all
programmable functions. 
See section 6.15

6.4  Display update interval:   ‘UpdAtE’

Six different intervals between display updates
varying between 0.5 and 5 seconds may be
selected.   If either the rate or the total displays are
likely to change rapidly, a longer interval between
updates may simplify reading the instrument
display. The selected update interval does not
affect the update time of any other instrument
function such as the optional 4/20mA output.

To define the update interval select ‘UpdAtE’ from
the main menu and press P to reveal the current
time.   Pressing the Up or Down button will scroll
through the six times. When the required interval
has been selected press E to return to the main
menu.

6.5  Type of input:   ‘InPut’

The BA338C may be programmed to accept pulse
inputs from a wide variety of sensors.   To define
an input type select ‘InPut’ from the menu and
press  P which will reveal the current input type.
Pressing  Up or Down will scroll through the five
options:

‘UOLts’

Voltage pulse input
Threshold 1V and 3V
5kHz max.
Input terminals 3 and 4

‘COIL’

Low voltage pulse
Threshold 20mV peak.
5kHz max.
Input terminals 3 and 4

‘Pr.dEt’

NAMUR proximity detector
Threshold 1.2 and 2.1mA
5kHz max.
Input terminals 5 and 6

‘COntACt’

Switch contact
Threshold 100 and 1000

100Hz max
Input terminals 5 and 6

‘OP.COL’

Open collector
Threshold 2k

 and 10k

5kHz max.
Input terminals 5 and 6

When the required type of input has been selected
press E to return to the main menu.

Note:

  To count correctly, the input signal must fall

below the lower switching threshold and rise above
the higher switching threshold.

6.6  Position of the decimal points:   ‘d.P.’

The rate display can have up to six digits and the
decimal point may be positioned between any of
them, or omitted. Similarly, the total display has
eight digits and the decimal point may be
positioned between any of them, or may be
omitted.

To adjust the position of either decimal point select
'd.P.' from the main menu and press P.  This will
activate both displays with one digit  plus the
following decimal point of the total display flashing.
If only the least significant digit is flashing, this
indicates that the decimal point is omitted.

The position of the decimal point can be moved by
pressing the Up or Down push-button.  Operating
the  P  push-button will toggle control between the
two displays.   When both decimal points have
been correctly positioned press E to return to the
main menu.

If the application requires flow rate to be the
primary display i.e. shown on the large display, the
d.P. function enables the rate and total displays to
be interchanged.   The rate display will continue to
have six digits but the total display will be reduced
from eight to six digits.

Summary of Contents for BA338C

Page 1: ...ry 2011 Certification information label Rate display Annunciators for optional alarms Rotating flow indicator Total display BA338C Intrinsically safe Externally powered pulse input panel mounting rate...

Page 2: ...te interval 6 5 Type of input 6 6 Position of the decimal points 6 7 Lower display 6 8 Rate scale factor 6 9 Timebase 6 10 Rate filter 6 11 Total scale factor 6 12 Clip off 6 13 Local reset 6 14 Reset...

Page 3: ...ost any pulse output flowmeter The total display may be reset to zero by a remote switch contact or from the front panel push buttons Optional accessories enable the flow rate to be transmitted to oth...

Page 4: ...fied Body Intertek Testing Services ITS confirming compliance with the European ATEX Directive 94 9 EC for Group II Category 1 gas atmospheres EEx ia IIC T5 The instrument bears the Community Mark and...

Page 5: ...lvanic isolator connected to terminals 3 and 4 The two system certificates specify maximum permitted cable parameters when 28V 300 devices are used 3 3 2 Contact 2 wire proximity detector or open coll...

Page 6: ...nfirming that it complies with the requirements for Group II Category 1 G EEx ia IIC T5 Tamb 40 to 60o C specified in the ATEX Directive When connected to a suitable system the BA338C may be installed...

Page 7: ...uit that is used for all BA338C installations protected by Zener barriers For simplicity connections for the optional pulse output 4 20mA output and backlight are included in the appendix to this manu...

Page 8: ...tified intrinsically safe voltage source within the hazardous area which can withstand a 500V rms insulation test to earth for one minute and has output parameters equal to or less than Uo 28V dc Io 1...

Page 9: ...is used to transfer the signal to the rate totaliser in the hazardous area Fig 5 Pulse source in safe area 4 3 1 Power supply Any certified galvanic isolator may be used to power the BA338C providing...

Page 10: ...ces should be connected to terminals 3 and 4 These terminals comply with the requirements for simple apparatus They may be directly connected to any certified intrinsically safe voltage source within...

Page 11: ...ent secured with four panel mounting clips The BA338C liquid crystal display has maximum contrast when viewed from directly ahead and slightly below the centre line of the instrument For reflective di...

Page 12: ...ith the requirements of the European EMC Directive 2004 108 EEC For specified immunity all wiring should be in screened twisted pairs To prevent circulating currents cable screens should only be earth...

Page 13: ...decimal points Moving the position of a decimal point in a scale factor will therefore affect the instrument calibration The BA338C updates its total flow calculation twice per second If the instrumen...

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Page 15: ...AY 2 Lower display Turns the loweer display which normally shows rate on or off See section 6 7 Display Description of function SCALE r Rate Scale Factor Defines the arithmetic relationship between th...

Page 16: ...sing Up or Down will scroll through the five options UOLts Voltage pulse input Threshold 1V and 3V 5kHz max Input terminals 3 and 4 COIL Low voltage pulse Threshold 20mV peak 5kHz max Input terminals...

Page 17: ...on the decimal point in the rate scale factor move the flashing digit to the left hand side of the required decimal point position and simultaneously press the Up and Down buttons When the required ra...

Page 18: ...next digit To position the decimal point in the scaling factor move the flashing digit to the left hand side of the required decimal point position and simultaneously press the Up and Down buttons Wh...

Page 19: ...6 15 Security code CodE The calibration and conditioning of the instrument may be protected by a four digit security code which must be entered before access to the programme menu is granted New inst...

Page 20: ...nput Using the Up or Down button scroll through the main menu until InPut is displayed then press P to reveal the existing setting Select COIL the input for a magnetic pick off using the Up or Down bu...

Page 21: ...c metre so the BA338C is required to display 1 cubic metre for every 1 050 x 1 000 pulses received SCALE t should therefore be set to 1 050 000 Select SCALE t from the main menu and press P which will...

Page 22: ...trument to the CLr Gtot prompt in the main menu Step 12 Define the security code Defining a security code prevents unauthorised access to the programme functions Select COdE from the main menu and pre...

Page 23: ...alarms 8 2 Fault finding after commissioning ENSURE PLANT SAFETY BEFORE STARTING MAINTENANCE Live maintenance is permitted on intrinsically safe equipment installed in a hazardous area but only certif...

Page 24: ...status of both alarms If an alarm delay or silence time has been selected the annunciator will flash during the delay or silence period Programmable functions for each alarm include adjustable setpoin...

Page 25: ...ay Description of function EnbL Alarm enable Enables or disables the alarm function without changing the alarm parameters See section 9 3 4 tYPE Type of alarm Defines whether the alarm operates on the...

Page 26: ...or the alarm type has been changed Both alarms must therefore be enabled after calibration changes 9 3 5 Type of alarm tYPE Alarm 1 and Alarm 2 may both be rate or total alarms or one may be conditio...

Page 27: ...resis select HStr from the alarm menu and press P which will reveal the existing figure Each digit can be adjusted using the Up and Down push buttons and the P button to move to the next digit When th...

Page 28: ...l disable the security code allowing direct access to the setpoints in the display mode by pressing the P and Up buttons simultaneously New instruments with alarms are supplied with the security code...

Page 29: ...ght powered by Zener barrier The display brilliance depends upon the current flowing through the backlight This is determined by the supply voltage and the end to end resistance of the Zener barrier o...

Page 30: ...ce and inductance specified by the system certificate of the circuit connected to the BA338C Fig 16 shows how the pulse output circuit may be powered from the BA338C supply to drive a counter in the s...

Page 31: ...the rate display by the d P function The value of the flashing digit may be changed by pressing the Up or Down buttons When this digit is set as required pressing P will transfer control to the next...

Page 32: ...4 Fault finding during commissioning 8 1 after commissioning 8 2 FILtEr 6 10 Flow indicator 2 3 FM Approval Appendix 1 Galvanic isolators 4 3 Gas groups 3 5 Grand total 2 2 clear 6 14 Guarantee 8 5 HI...

Page 33: ...d with the following gases Intrinsic Safety Division 1 or 2 Class I Group A B Group C Group D Zone 0 1 or 2 Class 1 Group IIC Group IIB Group IIA The FM entity parameters are similar to the ATEX param...

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