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English

SE58 

L

The device label contain the following information: 

Data Plate

Transmitter model

Identification code

Transmitter serial number

Min-Max supply voltage range-supply voltage type-max. power consumption

Maximum ambient operation temperature

Sensor serial number

Y 21 

 

 

 

Type 

SE58 L

 

  (B0A1C2B1A4A0)

 

S/N 

ANZ000001 

ID 

XXXXXX

 

Power 

100-240VAC 5VA

  44-66 Hz 

 

MaxTa

 

50°C 

S/N-S 

04Z000002 

 

MADE IN ITALY 

 

Summary of Contents for B0A1C2B1A4A0

Page 1: ...Type SE58 L Transmitter Operating Instructions...

Page 2: ...LECTRICAL CONNECTION TRANSMITTER SENSOR 19 DIGITAL INPUT ON OFF OPERATION 20 OUTPUTS WIRING 21 RS485 MODBUS MODULE OPTIONAL 22 CONNECTORS MIL 23 START VISUALIZATION PAGES 24 MEANING OF FLAGS 26 MEANIN...

Page 3: ...56 SE58 L MODBUS PROTOCOL 56 MENU 9 DISPLAY 61 MENU 10 DATA LOGGER 62 USING DATA LOGGER BY MCP INTERFACE 64 MCP INTERFACE 64 MENU 11 FUNCTION 69 MENU 12 DIAGNOSTIC 70 MENU 13 SYSTEM 73 MENU 14 FILE ON...

Page 4: ...fects the protection provided by the manufacturer and compromises the safety of people and the entire measuring system and is therefore not permitted The manufacturer is not liable for damaged caused...

Page 5: ...urer or his representative Before connecting the power supply check the functionality of the safety equipment Repairs may only be performed if a genuine spare parts kit is available and this repair wo...

Page 6: ...ll not be charged outside the below limits T board SE58 M 0 C T board SE58 M 50 C AMBIENT TEMPERATURE Aluminium Reinf Nylon Min Max Min Max C 20 60 10 50 F 4 140 14 122 Converter classification class...

Page 7: ...dentification code Transmitter serial number Min Max supply voltage range supply voltage type max power consumption Maximum ambient operation temperature Sensor serial number Y 21 Type SE58 L B0A1C2B1...

Page 8: ...7 English SE58 L Dimensions 200 114 164 167 114 180 290 195...

Page 9: ...8 English SE58 L Remote version 142 28 295 120 7 30...

Page 10: ...9 English SE58 L 200 144 56 87 75 270 Horizontal version Vertical version JUNCTION BOX JUNCTION BOX JUNCTION BOX JUNCTION BOX...

Page 11: ...10 English SE58 L DIMENSIONS STAINLESS STEEL VERSION Compact Version 171 156 186 146...

Page 12: ...11 English SE58 L Separate Version 236 40 7 90 241 55...

Page 13: ...wing torques are required TORQUES HOUSING MATERIAL Housing screws 1 Screws Terminal block cover 2 Screws for display frame PCB Screws Version Cap 3 Cable Glands 4 Cap USB B 5 ALUMINIUM HOUSING 6 Nm 5...

Page 14: ...13 English SE58 L 1 1 1 3 1 4 2 Stainless steel housing HOUSING MATERIAL Housing screws 1 PCB Screws 2 Cable Glands 4 Cap USB B 5 Stainless steel HOUSING 2 5 Nm 0 8 Nm 4 Nm 2 5 Nm...

Page 15: ...O RING 117x3 DISPLAY 9 DISPLAY 10 FIXING DISPLAY FRAME MATERIAL PA06 11 SELF TAPPING SCREW 4x10 TRILOBO SCREW 4x10 12 SELF TAPPING SCREW 4x10 TRILOBO SCREW 4x10 13 GROWER 4 SPRING WASHER 4 14 PCB SE58...

Page 16: ...3 POLISHED COVER 4 PG9 CAP IP68 5 GASKET FOR Stainless steel HOUSING 6 BOARD FRAME M3C 7 FLAT CABLE 8 BOARD FIXING CLIPS 9 DISPLAY BLIND 10 POLISHED Stainless steel HOUSING 11 PG11 NUT 12 FLAT GASKET...

Page 17: ...E58 L 1 2 ON MINI USB B POWER SUPPLY BOARD TERMINAL BLOCKS MAIN POWER SUPPLY INTERNAL LAYOUT POWER SUPPLY CABLE Remove the main housing cover by removing the 4 screws as shown here below Internal Tran...

Page 18: ...ies with the requirements of the standard for electrical safety distance Check chemical compatibility of materials used in the connection security systems in order to minimize electrochemical corrosio...

Page 19: ...18 English SE58 L INTERNAL LITHIUM BATTERY INTERNAL LITHIUM BATTERY Stainless steel version INTERNAL LITHIUM BATTERY Aluminium and PA6 version...

Page 20: ...system according to the use and settings assigned and therefore there is no fixed values The two battery low and battery charging icons can both be present as each one indicates a different condition...

Page 21: ...OUT1 C OUT 1 2 E OUT2 4 20 OUT1 4 20 OUT1 2 4 20 E1 E2 C SH B RS485 A SH 4 20 OUTPUTS 24V 0V SH DIGITAL OUTPUTS IN1 DIGITAL INPUTS IN1 C1 COILS C2 SH L N POWER SUPPLY ELECTRODES SH 0V If the option HA...

Page 22: ...T total negative set on POS 6 4 see page 35 P partial negative set on EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY INTERNAL POWER SUPPLY BLOCK TOTALIZERS RANGE CHANGE MEASURE LOCK RESET TOTALIZERS Necessary conditions for e...

Page 23: ...tween collector and emitter 100mA 1 2V Maximum switching frequency load on the collector or emitter RL 470 VOUT 24V 1250Hz Maximum reverse current bearable on the input during and accidental polarity...

Page 24: ...MODBUS MODULE OPTIONAL 1 2 ON 1 2 ON 27 28 29 26 B RS485 A SH PC 0V Positioning to ON the termination switches 1 and 2 a 120 resistance is activated in the RS485 circuit see terminal block TERMINATIO...

Page 25: ...minal 19 of the transmitter C Out2 9 Contact E from terminal 18 of the transmitter Out1 C 10 Contact F from terminal 17 of the transmitter Out1 2 E 11 Contact C from terminal 28 of the transmitter RS4...

Page 26: ...e Flow rate direction Flag Flow Speed Full Scale n ALARM Flow rate value Flow rate value Direct Total Totalizer Direct Partial Totalizer Flow rate value Reverse Total Totalizer Reverse Partial Totaliz...

Page 27: ...escribed in the dedicated section BATCHING page 52 Totalizer Total Totalizer Partial Totalizer Total n Alarm Alarm List Date and Time Totalizer Partial Direct Total Totalizer Direct Partial Totalizer...

Page 28: ...FLOW RATE SIMULATION FLASHING 1 PULSE 1 OVERFLOW CALIBRATION FLASHING 2 PULSE 2 OVERFLOW GENERIC ALARM FLASHING POWERED DEVICE WITH ONE CHARGERS BATTERY MID DIRECTIVE or BATCHING IN PROGRESS GENERAL A...

Page 29: ...rsor Proceeds to the next subject on the menu SHORT PRESSING 1 SECOND Moves positions the cursor rightward on the input field Proceeds to the following subject of the menu Change the display of the pr...

Page 30: ...quired for the blind version of the transmitter To use MCP interface consult the relevant user manual ACCESS VIA MCP INTERFACE VIRTUAL DISPLAY USB Position for PA6 and aluminium version USB Position f...

Page 31: ...h 777600 FLOW RATE VISUALIZATION This symbol appears red color on the virtual display only when the overall noise is over 2 5 of flow rate This FLAG becomes active when there is a flow variation flow...

Page 32: ...m ON OFF Restrict OFF It enables to change functions for the selected level and ALL the functions with lower access level Example If the operator has the code of level 3 after having set it he can cha...

Page 33: ...full scale by Quick Start menu the second illustrates how to change the function by the Main menu 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 Confirm the new value Main Page Change the value 8 Long Push Press the ENTER button to a...

Page 34: ...he number of the access code Press the ENTER button to access the Main Menu Press the ENTER button to access the Scale Menu Press the ENTER button to access the Fs1 Select the value to be changed Chan...

Page 35: ...0 0 2 20 Specificgravitycoefficient SENSOR S E N S O R S m o d e l 0 1 1 Sensor s model L i n i n g U N S P E C 1 2 Flowsensorliningmaterialtype S t y p e FULLBORE 1 3 Sensor s type U type M E T R I...

Page 36: ...m i n p O F F 4 5 Highimmunityinputnoisefilter ALARMS A L A R M S M a x d m 3 s O F F 5 1 Max pos flowr alarmthreshold M a x d m 3 s O F F 5 2 Max neg flowr alarmthreshold M i n d m 3 s O F F 5 3 Min...

Page 37: ...1 9 5 Displayfunctionnumber D i s p l o c k O N 9 6 Displayfunctionselectionlock P a r t T o t O N 9 7 Partialtotalizerenable N e g T o t O N 9 8 Negativetotalizerenable N e t t o t O N 9 9 Nettotaliz...

Page 38: ...E I Z O N 10 20 Electrodesimpedancelog enable L o g S C V O N 10 21 Sensor scoilsvalueslog enable FUNCT F U N C T I O N S T r e s e t 11 1 Totaliz T resetfunction P r e s e t 11 2 Totaliz P resetfunct...

Page 39: ...e Restr Access O N 13 10 Restrictedaccesslevel 010 011 012 013 13 11 DeviceIPnetworkaddress 010 011 012 014 13 12 ClientIPnetworkaddress 255 255 255 000 13 13 Network mask K T 0 9 6 4 6 9 13 14 Calibr...

Page 40: ...where to find the MCP functions using MCP software For more details see MCP manual Here below the explanation on how the rows of menu are described MENU 1 SENSOR POS 1 1 Sensor MODeL S model xxx AL4 S...

Page 41: ...MAterial Type Lining UNSPEC AL4 LIMAT POS 1 3 Sensor TYPE S type FULL BORE AL4 STYPE POS 1 4 Sensor Units TYPe U type METRIC AL4 SUTYP POS 1 6 CoeFFicient KA KA xx xxx AL4 CFFKA POS 1 5 Pipe DIaMeter...

Page 42: ...Detection ENable E P Detect ON AL4 EPDEN POS 1 22 ELectrodes CLeaNing El cleaning AVG AL4 ELCLN POS 1 23 Sensor CAble LeNgth S cable m xxx AL4 SCALN POS 1 24 Signal Error ALarm Time S err delay m xxx...

Page 43: ...LY AL4 SE1RR Resistance value E2 electrodes Sensor E2 Reference Resistance MCP ONLY AL4 SE2RR This feature appears only when the process conditions are as follow measure filters recommended Damping se...

Page 44: ...rtial positive totalizer measure unit type metric or not metric Imperial units This function changes the values measure unit on POS 2 10 see page 34 It is visualized on visualization pages Setting par...

Page 45: ...totalizer measure unit This function visualized on visualization pages Setting partial negative totalizer decimal point position Example P D P 3 visualized value P dm 0 000 P D P 2 visualized value P...

Page 46: ...iameter POS 1 4 see page 34 The following tables show the units of measure available and the conversion factor by comparison with 1dm3 and 1kg The transmitter accepts any kind of combination of units...

Page 47: ...from 0 4 to 1250 ms Be carefull to set a right value of pulse duration according to the receiver It shall be compatible with the external device which receives the pulses ATTENTION If the pulse is to...

Page 48: ...ws to obtain a proper response of the device to the measured flow rate and the specific requirements of use as a general rule consider that starting from Damping OFF no filter applied to the measure s...

Page 49: ...orange is enabled It s not allowed to use the manual range change POS 6 6 see page 35 This function does NOT increase the accuracy of the measure it aims to increase the resolution of 4 20 mA when the...

Page 50: ...is parameter to zero disables the alarm generation Minimum value alarm set for positive flow rate set expressed in technical units When the flow rate value falls below such a threshold then an alarm m...

Page 51: ...ensor to be full of liquid and that the liquid is perfectly still Even very small movement of the liquid may affect the result of the calibration and consequently the accuracy of the system Range chan...

Page 52: ...UTPUT ENERGIZED AL OFF MAX MIN MAX MIN INVERSE FLOW RATE OUTPUT ENERGIZED AL OFF P EMPTY EMPTY PIPE ALARM OUTPUT ENERGIZED AL OFF HARDWARE AL SUM OF ALL ALARMS energized interrupted AND error input si...

Page 53: ...With batching activated the display visualizes one main page The batching parameters settings can be customized according to what the device use and application is thought to FUNCTION FUNCTION N POS...

Page 54: ...r than the time of the measurement cycle See DIGITAL INPUT ON OFF OPERATION page 21 Start stop by ModBus Send the MODbus command 5 see MODbus manual Visualize batching status by display Batching in pr...

Page 55: ...o notice empirically the value to set In this way It is possible to compensate any delays in the process after the stop signal Delivered volume START STOP START STOP Closing valve Time Closing valve T...

Page 56: ...sence of a batching alarm is highlighted by the message ALARM Alarms page The presence of a batching alarm is highlighted by the message BATCHING ERR ATTENTION DISABLED FUNCTIONS WHEN BATCHING IS ACTI...

Page 57: ...0 20 4 4 4 Out mA 4 22 21 6 20 4 4 4 Out mA 0 20 20 20 0 20 20 Out mA 0 22 22 20 0 20 22 Out mA 4 20 20 20 4 20 20 Out mA 4 22 21 6 20 4 20 21 6 Out mA 0 20 0 0 0 10 20 20 Out mA 0 22 0 0 1 11 21 22 O...

Page 58: ...AL3 MDBSP POS 8 5 MoDBus PArity Parity XXXXXX AL3 MDBPA Modbus replay delay Maximun delay between chars frames POS 8 6 MoDBus DeLay Delay XXXXXX AL3 MDBDL POS 8 7 MoDBus Chars Timeout C timeout X AL3...

Page 59: ...age making it visible when you start the display For each display page is associated with a number that corresponds to the position This function locks the scrolling of the display pages selected by t...

Page 60: ...Decimal Separator Character Decim separ AL3 DLDSC Enable logging of partial direct totalizer POS 10 7 Data logger Totalizer Partial Positive Enable Log P ON AL3 DTPPE Enable logging of partial reverse...

Page 61: ...ger Board TemperatureS Enable Log BTS ON AL6 DBTSE POS 10 17 Data logger Internal Board Voltages Log IBV ON AL6 DIBVE POS 10 18 Data logger Electrodes DC Voltages Enable Log EDC ON AL6 DEDVE POS 10 19...

Page 62: ...depends on the value set by the POS function 10 4 page 25 A Data source Events Save the file system events Example F RAM hardware data WORKING AREA SUCCESSFULLY LOADED Data logger Save files of the en...

Page 63: ...between transmitter and PC to perform correctly the events and logger reading operations To download all the events of the current day in a specific folder set the below parameters as follows Data so...

Page 64: ...alizer P Total net totalizer value Form Fields when the send flag is active on the totalizer TN Partial net totalizer value Form Fields when the send flag is active on the totalizer PN Flow rate Form...

Page 65: ...stic values Measured equivalent resistance on the electrode 2 Form fields when is active the recording of data on the electrode resistance measurements diagnostic values Coils excitation current Form...

Page 66: ...wnload Negative supply voltage of the analog circuits Form fields when the data on the board s internal power supply voltage measurements flag is ON diagnostic values Voltage measured on the battery B...

Page 67: ...visualized on the display then press long the key Enter to proceed Press any other key to cancel the operation If the sensor table is valid the calibration is performed also when one of the following...

Page 68: ...nabling With this function it is possible to generate an internal signal that simulates the flow rate allowing the outputs and all the connected devices test After enabling it a appears in the top lef...

Page 69: ...LCP LCP phase transition condition AUTH Authentication phase transition condition IPCP IP and DNS addressess assign phase transition condition NETW network established normal persistent condition whe...

Page 70: ...ta are updated AUTOMATICALLY every day 24 hours or manually each time the function is called to display or send the SDSTA command However given that for the detection is necessary a minimum of one hou...

Page 71: ...code 3 L6 code Access level value code 6 Enable Or disable access level code If active displays only the functions related to the level entered access Device IP network address Client IP network addr...

Page 72: ...C2 out 4mA calibration point current output2 calibration point 1 DAC2 out 20mA calibration point current output2 calibration point 2 Enable firmware update The firmware can be uploaded to the SD card...

Page 73: ...FuNction Enable State Selection MCP ONLY AL6 FNESS Calibration Execution status Memory This function checks the device s internal calibration status CALXM 1 device calibrated correctly CALXM 0 Invalid...

Page 74: ...ilable transmitter functions Functions LIST MCP ONLY AL0 FLIST View compact list of all available transmitter functions Functions LISt Compact MCP ONLY AL0 FLISC Select menu for functions list Functio...

Page 75: ...COFR0 This function allows to set the value of total negative totalizer Volume Totalizer Total Negative Set MCP ONLY AL4 VTTNS This function allows to set the value of partial negative totalizer Volu...

Page 76: ...GAin Register 0 MCP ONLY AL6 CGAR0 Calibration gain register 1 Calibration GAin Register1 MCP ONLY AL6 CGAR1 Calibration gain register 2 Calibration GAin Register 2 MCP ONLY AL6 CGAR2 Calibration gai...

Page 77: ...AL2 RLLDT This function allows to read the latest sensor verify data Read Last Sensor Verify Data MCP ONLY AL2 RLSVD This function allows to read all sensor verify data Read All Sensor Verify Data MC...

Page 78: ...MCP ONLY AL6 QSSWR MENU 15 PROCESS DATA ONLY MCP This function allows to set value for digital output 1 OUTput 1 Set MCP ONLY AL0 OUT1S This function allows to set value for digital output 2 OUTput 2...

Page 79: ...ONLY AL0 VTPNV Totalizer T number of overflows Volume Totalizer Total Positive Overflow MCP ONLY AL0 VTTPO Totalizer P number of overflows Volume Totalizer Partial Negative Overflow MCP ONLY AL0 VTPN...

Page 80: ...ce The user can combine to MCP command the command SEQNB n with a different n to every sent command The reply that the meter will give will include the same SEQNB sent number so you can correctly matc...

Page 81: ...ta that belonged to the new card that may have been created during the recovery data logger or events are stored in a root directory with the name new card series number OLD In any case no data will b...

Page 82: ...4 screws see SE58 L construction pag 14 to remove the SE58 L board Attention of any electrical cables Remove the SD card and insert the new SE58 L board Operating procedure to change the transmitter...

Page 83: ...c values of the coil circuits are saved in the transmitter memory at the factory before to ship the device For the reference measure of the electrodes circuits there is a specific function that perfor...

Page 84: ...automatically opened by the program Download of the files created in the current day Select the last file created of the current day Select all the files created on current day Select the save directo...

Page 85: ...ltage V Common mode noise at low frequency The unit of voltage V Differential mode noise at low frequency The unit of voltage mV Mode ADC noise at low frequency differential The unit of voltage mV Mod...

Page 86: ...resistance reading within limits compatible with the lining material Current up times change detected resistance coils 10 tolerance range Resistance between electrodes and common between 0 3 and 3 0 t...

Page 87: ...flow rate threshold set and the process conditions 011 FLOW MIN The flow rate is lower than the minimum positive threshold set Check the minimum positive flow rate threshold set and the process condi...

Page 88: ...service 026 SDC ALMOST FULL SD card space 500 MB For more information see function 12 9 pag 37 027 SDC FULL SD card out of memory Memory Full You can not save logger Contact the service to replace the...

Page 89: ...n loss leakage current out of tolerance Check wiring between sensor transmitter conditions of use set parameters If the problem persists contact the service 0800 TEST TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE COILS Temp...

Page 90: ...89 English SE58 L At the end of its lifetime this product shall be disposed of in full compliance with the environmental regulations of the state in which it is located...

Page 91: ...ION SE58L_EN_BU_R00_1 02 XXXX 07 04 2021 First Edition SE58L_EN_BU_R01_1 04 XXXX 18 08 2021 Update for electrical safety certification Firmware update for adding Mbus protocol SE58L_EN_BU_R02_1 04 XXX...

Page 92: ...We reserve the right to make technical changes without notice Technische nderungen vorbehalten Sous r serve de modifications techniques B rkert SAS 2020...

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