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Issue/Rev. 0.2 (7/00)

Electrical  Connections

To connect the input power (Figure 4):

24+

24 GND

+5V SIG

SIG GND

LOOP+

LOOP-

NO

NC

C

4-20 mA

Figure 4

Connect 24 Vdc to the unit with the “+” wire going to
the 24+ Terminal and the “-” wire going to the 24 GND
Terminal.

24+

24 GND

+5V SIG

SIG GND

LOOP+

LOOP-

NO

NC

C

4-20 mA

Figure 5

To connect the analog voltage output (Figure 5):

Connect the analog 0 to 5 volts with the “+” on the
5V SIG Terminal and the “-” on the SIG GND Termi-
nal.

Note: This signal tracks the 4-20 mA output and is not
adjustable.
To connect the 4-20 mA analog output as isolated
(Figure 6):

24+

24 GND

+5V SIG

SIG GND

LOOP+

LOOP-

NO

NC

C

4-20 mA

Figure 6

Power Input

24 Volts DC

250 mA

3.6 Watts

+

-

0 to 5 Volt

Analog Output

Signal to Monitoring
Device

+

-

Isolated 4-20 mA Analog Outputs

Isolated
Power
Supply

4-20 mA
Monitoring
Device

+

-

+

-

Connect the “+” terminal of the monitoring equipment
to the Loop ”-” Terminal.  Connect the “-” terminal of
the monitoring equipment to the “-” terminal of the
power supply.  Connect the “+” terminal of the power
supply to the Loop ”+” Terminal.

To connect the 4-20 mA analog output as non-
isolated (Figure 7):  Install a jumper wire from 24V+
to Loop+.

24+

24 GND

+5V SIG

SIG GND

LOOP+

LOOP-

NO

NC

C

4-20 mA

Connect a jumper wire from the 24 “+” Terminal to the
Loop “+” Terminal.  Connect the Loop”-” Terminal to
the “+” terminal of the monitoring equipment.  Connect
the “-” terminal of the monitoring equipment to the 24
GND Terminal.

Note:  The 4-20 mA loop circuit must be powered
as either internal (non-isolated) or external (iso-
lated) or it will not produce the 4-20 mA analog
output.

The SPDT relay is labeled with terminals marked “Re-
lay”.

To connect the 10 Amp SPDT relay (Figure 8):

Figure 7

24+

24 GND

+5V SIG

SIG GND

LOOP+

LOOP-

NO

NC

C

4-20 mA

The Normally-Open Terminal is labeled “NO”, the Nor-
mally-Closed Terminal is labeled “NC”, and the Com-
mon Terminal is labeled “C”.

When the unit is on, the relay is energized and the
connection is made between common (C) and nor-
mally-open (NO).  In alarm or bypass conditions,
or power failure, connection is made between com-
mon (C) and normally-closed (NC).

Figure 8

Non-Isolated 4-20mA Analog Outputs

4-20 mA
Monitoring
Device

24 - GND

24+

-

+

COMMON

NORMALLY CLOSED

NORMALLY OPEN

Summary of Contents for INVALCO WCM 7300

Page 1: ...iew 2 3 Specifications and Definitions 3 Error Messages 4 Product Temperature Compensation 4 Set Point and Loop Calibration 5 Program Flow Chart 5 Quick Steps 6 Programming of WCM 7300 7 Installation 7 Electrical Connections 8 Trouble Shooting 9 10 Dimensions 11 FMC INVALCO Fluid Control P O Box 1377 Stephenville Texas 76401 Telephone 254 968 2181 FAX 254 968 5709 Toll Free 800 468 2526 ...

Page 2: ...tween 150 and 275 depending on the gravity of the oil residual production drilling chemicals wa ter cut gas content etc This reading can be valuable if you ever need to trouble shoot your system It should be recorded at initial installation for future reference It should be a steady reading A change of 4 to 5 Pf will change the read ing of the 7300 by 1 If anything varies in th process stream maki...

Page 3: ...ill toggle the flashing cursor between N and Y Selecting Y and then Enter commits you to making a grindout or cut entry N will put you into the Manual TC Entry Mode Cal With X Cut Pressing the up arrow allows selection of either one or two cuts Select 1 for one cut calibra tion Select 2 for two cut calibration with auto TC Enter Cut X XX Enter cut or grindout value for cali bration Manual TC XXXX ...

Page 4: ...il condition red LED flashing and release of the relay to bypass solid red LED The reverse condition green LED and transition to good oil will occur in 1 10th the delay time Undo Changes YN This allows the opportunity to reverse or undo all calibration changes made during the past programming session The selection is auto matically N unless Y is deliberately selected Y should be used after an Auto...

Page 5: ...s Below is a flow chart programming guide Each bubble or diamond represents what the display will show The information adjacent to the small circles between the bubbles instruct you on how to proceed through the programming modes Press All Three Buttons Program Mode Press Left arrow 3 times Up arrow 2 times 20 mA X XX Set pt X XX Delay XXX Undo Changes Program Done Cut X XX Last Cut X XX Do Cal Ca...

Page 6: ...eading something different To start over press Enter until past the display that says Program Done Then restart at Step 3 7 Press Enter to proceed to the next display 8 The display will now say Do Cal YN The N should be flashing meaning no Select Y yes by pressing the Left Arrow key The Y will now be flashing 9 Press Enter to confirm yes and proceed to the next display 10 The display should now re...

Page 7: ... value becomes a bad oil reading The programmed delay sets the delay in seconds between a bad oil condition and relay release The indicator LED is green when the cut is below the setpoint and red when at or above the setpoint When the LED flashes red the setpoint is exceeded but the delay time has not expired When the relay goes to bypass delay is over the LED will go to solid red The same applies...

Page 8: ...ct the terminal of the power supply to the Loop Terminal To connect the 4 20 mA analog output as non isolated Figure 7 Install a jumper wire from 24V to Loop 24 24 GND 5V SIG SIG GND LOOP LOOP NO NC C 4 20 mA Connect a jumper wire from the 24 Terminal to the Loop Terminal Connect the Loop Terminal to the terminal of the monitoring equipment Connect the terminal of the monitoring equipment to the 2...

Page 9: ...e dump valve when moni toring oil from a pressure vessel as solution gas will break out as the fluid goes from the higher vessel pressure to the lower pressure downstream of the valve An increase in gas will make the reading become smaller Also since the size and volume of the gas bubbles is constantly changing with flow the probe value can be very un stable as it attempts to follow the fluc tuati...

Page 10: ...is too low for calibration and that the instrument will go into Under Range if the value goes much lower If the Dk should continue to drop causing the probe value to decrease even further the Under Range message will come on The LED will blink red for the time delay setting and then go solid red The relay will actuate to the oil by passing position Note that the probe value numbers that you can br...

Page 11: ...Probe Dimensions Inches mm No Size A B C D E F G 81017222 2 150 17 0 432 8 5 216 4 5 114 4 5 114 8 0 203 5 3 135 8 0 203 81017232 3 150 32 0 813 16 0 406 4 5 114 4 5 114 8 0 203 5 3 135 8 3 211 81017242 4 150 32 0 813 16 0 406 4 5 114 4 5 114 8 0 203 5 3 135 8 8 224 81017262 6 150 32 0 813 16 0 406 4 5 114 4 5 114 8 0 203 5 3 135 9 9 251 ...

Page 12: ... the specifications are currently in effect Otherwise the manufacturer assumes no responsibility for the use of specifications which may have been changed and are no longer in effect FMC INVALCO Fluid Control P O Box 1377 Stephenville TX 76401 Phone 254 968 2181 FAX 254 968 5709 Toll Free 800 468 2526 Printed in U S A 10 00 FMC INVALCO All rights reserved Issue Rev 0 2 10 00 ...

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