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User keys, selection key and symbols

 

You can navigate through the menu using the 

user keys 

 and the selection key  .

Symbol

Meaning

Navigate to the left or the right on each 
level using the user keys.

Briefly pressing the selection key selects 
a sub-menu.
Holding the selection key pressed down 
switches the display back to the previous 
menu.

Briefly pressing the selection key selects 
a sub-menu.

Holding the selection key pressed down 
switches the display back to the previous 
menu.

,  , 

Keys inactive

=

RF module/communication is active

=

RF module/communication is inactive

=

RF  communication – pairing  successful
Invalid data

Alarm

Low index battery. This symbol is only 
displayed when battery power is low.

T

 Temperature out of operational range

p

Pressure out of operational range

*

Multiple sensor data out of operational 
range

 

In each menu, the meaning of the symbols for 
the keys is described in the information area.

 

In the main screen under “General instructions”, 
all the symbols are explained.

Navigating within the menu

 

The menu is constructed hierarchically.

 

The “Current meter reading” main screen appears 

when switching on the index.

 

If you are in a different menu, the display will 
automatically change back to the main screen 
when no user key has been pressed for 30 s, 
and switches off after a further 30 s.

 

You can navigate from the main screen to the 

various menus, such as “Date and time (UTC)” 

using the user keys 

.

Menu overview



Current meter reading

 

General instructions

Date and time (UTC)

Past meter readings

Monthly

Tariff information
Billing information
Metering point identification

Daily

Hourly

Main menu

Current meter reading

 

The absolute meter reading and optionally the 

current tariff are indicated in the main screen.

 

This appears when switching on the index.

 

You can receive information about the symbols by 

pressing the selection key   and the user keys 

, or see page 3 (User keys, selection 

key and symbols).

Date and time (UTC + X)

 

UTC = coordinated universal time + X = offset 
for conversion to local time.

 

Information on the date and time display.

 

The current date and time appears when the 

selection key   is pressed. 

 

Local time is supported.

 

Daylight saving time can be supported.

 

For further information, contact the meter op-
erator.

*Date and time: (UTC + X)

20–04–2013

07:15:30

 

The date is given in the format DD-MM-YYYY.

Past meter readings

 

Consumption data dating as far back as 
20  weeks can be called up.

 

By pressing the selection key  , consumption 
data are displayed, which are given by month, 
day or hour intervals:

 

 M:  monthly

 

 D:  daily

 

 H:  hourly

Summary of Contents for themis plus EI3

Page 1: ...es possible material damage All interventions may only be carried out by qualified gas technicians Electrical interventions may only be carried out by qualified electricians Conversion spare parts All technical changes are prohibited Only use OEM spare parts Changes to edition 12 13 The following chapters have been changed Checking the usage Logistics Contents Operating instructions for operators ...

Page 2: ...class 1 5 Vb tg tb pb M 0102 12345678 1 imp ATEX The electronic index is suitable for use in po tentially explosive atmospheres For the exact use zone see ATEX sticker on the diaphragm gas meter or see Operating instructions for diaphragm gas meters BK G1 6 to BK G25 http docuthek kromschroeder com doclib main php language 1 folderid 400041 by_ class 2 by_lang 1 Instruction Manual Industrial Diaph...

Page 3: ...the display will automatically change back to the main screen when no user key has been pressed for 30 s and switches off after a further 30 s You can navigate from the main screen to the various menus such as Date and time UTC using the user keys Menu overview Current meter reading General instructions Date and time UTC Past meter readings Monthly Tariff information Billing information Metering p...

Page 4: ... 2000 06 00 By briefly pressing the selection key you can visualize the consumption data Consumption results F01 0 00m3 F02 0 00m3 F03 0 00m3 UES 0x0240000000000000 In lines F01 to F03 the current absolute gas consumption values of the relevant tariff register are displayed In the UES UNI TS 11291 event status field the current diagnostic information is displayed The data are updated hourly Billin...

Page 5: ... corner of the display 2 Observe one pixel while the pixel is visible hold the selection key pressed down Release the key as soon as the pixel has disappeared 3 Repeat the process until all the pixels are off and Test instructions appears in the menu area Service mode is activated Service mode menu overview Test instructions Temperature Pressure Conversion Battery diagnosis Date and time LCD pixel...

Page 6: ...transfer the switchover be tween winter and summer time to the commu nication module provided that it supports this The date is given in the format day month year The date format can differ depending on the market This display is only visible if access to the past meter readings has been activated LCD pixel test A display test can be carried out in this menu 1 Follow the displayed instructions A t...

Page 7: ...ub menus by pressing the user keys and the selection key ON Meter information Identification calibration info Meter information Version 1 xx xx CRC 0x0000 Details REL 120727 Produced 2000 Calibration information Q1 0 000m3 h CF1 16384 Q2 6 000m3 h CF2 16384 Q3 12 000m3 h CF3 16384 Properties 3 Environmental contitions Meter information Software version CRC software checksum Software details Year o...

Page 8: ...data Version information e g 0x1D1501 display LSB first 0x01151D HEX MSB first coded 01 21 29 DEC MSB first coded Checksum CRC e g 0x7DFE MSB first coded Establishing an optical communications link In order to configure the electronic index for the respective application the optical communica tions link must be activated 1 Position the opto adapter head on the interface provided 2 Press any user k...

Page 9: ...the GSM connection is not active Changing the battery WARNING Risk of explosion in explosion hazard areas As a general rule maintenance and repair work should be avoided in explosive atmospheres Check that the electrical system complies with the special electrical explosion protection re quirements When working on electrical equipment in an explosion hazard area only design approved electrical ope...

Page 10: ...volume of the unit under test through the meter at a flow rate of Qmax maximum flow rate of a gas meter To conduct the tests the thermowell and the pressure test point if available can be used as a reference for the temperature and pressure measured by the index Cyclic test The manual test is described below Legend ΔtN total master meter testing time in s ΔtP testing time of the unit under test in...

Page 11: ...Calculate the flow rate on the unit under test QP VP ΔtP 8 The accuracy is checked by comparing the flow rates The pressure and temperature values of the unit under test corrected with reference to the master meter have already been taken into account here FP 100 x QP x pP x TN Qact N x pN x TP 1 The following applies TP 273 15 tg K pP pg mbar If QP in step 7 is determined from the non con verted ...

Page 12: ...d The procedure depends on your user software 1 Establish the optical communications link see page 8 Establishing an optical communica tions link 2 Interrupt communication to the installed commu nication modules before starting the test so that the measurement accuracy will not be adversely affected Pulse test at a constant flow rate optical interface Master meter test procedure tN tP 13 14 15 16 ...

Page 13: ... climatic chamber 2 Activate Service mode see page 5 Service mode 3 Change to the Cyclic test menu The current gas temperature is displayed 4 Close the climatic chamber 5 Select an ambient temperature as a reference value and bring the climatic chamber to this tem perature To ensure there is also a uniform temperature in the meter we recommend starting the meter air gas flow during the temperature...

Page 14: ...ervice cover cpl EA EI3 32320088 PT screw K40x16 03017232 GSM antenna L 2 5m 04271001 72910265 Retrofit kit external antenna EI3 5m composed of service cover cpl EA EI3 32320088 PT screw K40x16 03017232 GSM antenna L 5m 04271002 Spare parts Only the following spare parts are approved Communication module Use only original Elster communication modules Elster Part No 72910267 spare parts kit communi...

Page 15: ...insically safe b suitable for use in zone 1 IIA Explosion group for gases T4 Temperature class maximum allowable surface temperature 135 C Gb Equipment protection level zone 1 The batteries and communication modules are certified as parts of the electronic index Use only spare parts from Elster For suitable batteries and communication modules see page 14 Spare parts The electrical interfaces featu...

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