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 NUS-4 

NUS-4 K05/0216 

Seite 35 

11. Parameter Table  

Par.  Page Description  Value 

 

Par.

Page Description 

Value 

 

   

d c b a

 

 

 

 

d c b a

P00 

18  Application/Engineering 

Units 

 

     

P28

25  Echo 

loss 

indication 

    

P01 

18  Measurement 

Mode 

 

     

P29

25 

Blocking out of disturbing object  

       

P02 

19  Calculation 

units 

 

     

P30

 

N.A. 

       

P03 

19  Rounding 

     

P31

26 

Sound velocity in different gases 

       

P04 

20  Maximum 

Measuring 

Distance 

 

     

P32

26  Specific 

gravity 

    

P05 

20  Minimum 

Measuring 

Distance 

     

P33

 

N.A. 

       

P06 

21  Far 

End 

Blocking 

 

     

P34

38  Logging 

mode 

    

P07 

 

N.A. 

         

P35

39 

Log value 1 and log value 2 

       

P08 

 

N.A. 

         

P36

39 

Log value 1 and log value 2 

       

P09 

 

N.A. 

         

P37

40  Real-time 

clock, 

year 

    

P10 

21 

Value assigned to „4 mA” 

         

P38

40 

Real-time clock, month and day 

       

P11 

21 

Value assigned to „20 mA” 

         

P39

40 

Real-time clock hour and minute 

       

P12 

22 

“Error” indication by the current output           

P40

27 

Selection of tank shape/ open 
channel 

       

P13 

22  Relay 

function 

     

P41

26 

Dimensions of tank / Open Channel         

P14  Fehle

r! 

Text

mark

nicht 

defini

ert.

 

Relay parameter – Operating value 

         

P42

26 

Dimensions of tank / Open Channel         

P15 

22 

Relay parameter – Releasing value 

         

P43

26 

Dimensions of tank / Open Channel         

P16 

22 

Relay parameter – Pulse rate 

         

P44

26 

Dimensions of tank / Open Channel         

P17 

 

N.A. 

         

P45

26 

Dimensions of tank / Open Channel         

P18 

 

N.A. 

         

P46

30 

Dist. Btw. Transducer face and level 
of Q=0 

       

P19 

 

N.A. 

         

P47

31  Linearisation 

    

P20 

23  Damping 

     

P48

31  Linearisation 

table 

    

P21 

 

N.A. 

         

P49

 

N.A. 

       

P22 

23  Dome 

top 

tank 

compensation 

     

P50

 

N.A. 

       

P23 

 

N.A. 

         

P51

 

N.A. 

       

P24 

23  Target 

tracking 

speed 

     

P52

 

N.A. 

       

P25 

24 

Selection of Echo in the measuring 
window 

         

P53

 

N.A. 

       

P26 

24  Level 

elevation 

rate 

     

P54

 

N.A. 

       

P27 

24  Level 

descent 

rate 

     

P55

 

N.A. 

       

 

Par.  Page Description  Value 

 

Par.

Page Description  Value 

P56 

 

N.A. 

         

P78

33 

TOT2 volume flow totaliser 

       

P57 

 

N.A. 

         

P79

 N.A. 

       

P58 

 

N.A. 

         

P80

33 

Current generator test 

       

P59 

 

N.A. 

         

P81

33 Relay 

test 

       

P60 

32 

Overall operating hours of the unit 

         

P82

 N.A. 

       

P61 

32 

Time elapsed after last switch-on 

         

P83

 N.A. 

       

P62 

32 

Operating hours of the relay 

         

P84

33 Simulation 

mode 

       

P63 

32 

Number of switching cycles of the 
relay 

         

P85

34 

Simulation cycle time 

       

P64 

32 

Actual temperature of the transducer 

         

P86

34 

Simulation low level 

       

P65 

28 

Maximum temperature of the 
transducer 

         

P87

34 

Simulation high level 

       

P66 

32 

Minimum temperature of the 
transducer 

         

P88

 N.A. 

       

P67 

 N.A. 

         

P89

 N.A. 

       

P68 

 N.A. 

         

P90

 N.A. 

       

P69 

 N.A. 

         

P91

 N.A. 

       

P70 

32 Echo 

Map 

         

P92

 N.A. 

       

P71 

32 

Distance of the measuring window 

         

P93

 N.A. 

       

P72 

32 

Amplitude of the in the measuring 

         

P94

 N.A. 

       

Summary of Contents for NUS-4x04

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual for Ultrasonic Level Meter Model NUS 4...

Page 2: ...with the Display Module NUS 400P 13 8 3 3 GET LEVEL Function 14 8 3 4 INDICATIONS OF THE NUS 400P AND LED STATUS 14 8 3 5 QUICKSET 15 8 3 6 Full Parameter Access 17 9 Parameters Description and Progr...

Page 3: ...NUS 4 NUS 4 K05 0216 Seite 3 Manufactured and marketed by Kobold Messring GmbH Nordring 22 24 D 65719 Hofheim Tel 06192 2990 Fax 06192 23398 Internet http www kobold com e mail info de kobold com...

Page 4: ...el service forwarding agent immediately since they are responsible for damages during transit Scope of delivery The standard delivery includes Ultrasonic level meter model NUS 4 Instruction Manual 4 R...

Page 5: ...ding focusing deep penetration through gases vapour and foam is ensured 6 Mechanical connection 6 1 Block distance Due to signal characteristics of the sensor there is an area directly below the senso...

Page 6: ...ic beam One fix object in the tank silo that disturb the measurement can be blocked out by the optional programming unit FOAM Foaming of the liquid surface may render ultrasonic level metering impossi...

Page 7: ...install the sensor as close as possible above the expected maximum water level see minimum measuring range Install the device in a place defined by the characteristics of the metering channel along th...

Page 8: ...ommonly used to avoid electrostatic discharge e g by touching a properly grounded point before removing the cover of the enclosure With removal of the cover of the housing and taking out the display m...

Page 9: ...device Min measuring distance dead band DEFAULT value of P05 programmed value of P04 X m 8 2 Programming without Display Module Programming is only possible if the Transmitter is in Level Measuring M...

Page 10: ...eted Maximum Level 100 full tank assignment to 20 mA Place the sensor at a distance to an object corresponding to the minimum distance the maximum level Action Led state following the action B B Use l...

Page 11: ...ted programming blinking four times NUS 4 not in Level Measurement Mode With NUS 400P only See 8 3 P01 8 3 Programming with the Display Module NUS 400P All features of the unit can be set such as meas...

Page 12: ...exity depending on user choice PLUG IN DISPLAY MODULE QUICKSET FULL PARAMETER ACCESS 8 3 1 Display Module NUS 400P Symbols used on the LCD DIST Distance measuring mode LEV Level measuring mode VOL Vol...

Page 13: ...f the blinking digit DOWN to decrease value of the blinking digit Double key pressing Press the two keys simultaneously for desired programming step Enter into or quit programming modes Basic steps wh...

Page 14: ...f the relay is closed NUS 400P indications Depending on the measurement one of the below symbols will lit and the process value displayed see P01 chapter 9 1 Engineering units will be indicated direct...

Page 15: ...nt of min level to 4 mA Assignment of max level to 20 mA Error indication by the current output Damping time QUICKSET program mode can only be used in measuring mode Level LEV see P01 in 9 1 Measureme...

Page 16: ...UP DOWN to display the actual measured value with level in tank or a fixed target i e wall GET LEVEL functions only if ECHO LED is lit and save it as above DEFAULT 0 m 0 Empty tank 20 mA xxxx level va...

Page 17: ...Programming Mode Steps and indications of the Full Parameter Access programming mode pressing Keys while Parameter Address is blinking while Parameter Value is blinking ENTER E Go to the Parameter Va...

Page 18: ...be displayed and proportional with the current output Depending on the value of a process values as listed in the 3d column can also be displayed by pressing NEXT For return to the display of the basi...

Page 19: ...VOL or FLOW Displaeyed Value Display Format Obviously the decimal position will be shifted with increasing value displayed See table at the left Values over one million will be displayed in exponenti...

Page 20: ...nter the actual measured value displayed as P04 Model Factory default of maximum measuring distance m ft NUS 4x04 4 13 NUS 4x06 6 20 NUS 4x08 8 26 NUS 4x10 10 33 NUS 4x15 15 49 NUS 4x25 25 82 FACTORY...

Page 21: ...quid level in the flume weir falls below the blocked out range The NUS 4 will act as follows Indicate No Flow on the Display Hold last valid data on the current output If the level in the flume weir i...

Page 22: ...De energised C1 C2 Time P14 P15 Level P14 P15 There is a need to set in level min 20mm hysteresis between P14 and P15 P14 P15 normal operation P14 P15 inverted operation 1 Relay is energised in case o...

Page 23: ...ect of possible multiple echos a Compensation Applied 0 OFF In case the NUS 4 is not mounted in the centre of the top and the top is flat 1 ON In case the NUS 4 is mounted in the centre of a tank with...

Page 24: ...ly This parameter only influences the echo selection within the measuring window a Echo in the window to be selected Remark 0 With the highest amplitude For most applications both with liquids and sol...

Page 25: ...on the display and analogue output will shift towards the full tank state with a level elevation rate filling speed pre set in P26 3 Immediate indication In case of echo loss the display will immedia...

Page 26: ...ht will be displayed instead of VOL FACTORY DEFAULT 0 kg dm3 or lb ft3 depending on P00 c 9 5 Volume Measurement P40 ba Tank shape ba Tank shape Also to be set Attention The value a determining the sh...

Page 27: ...reparation 09 General PARSHALL flume P46 P42 10 PALMER BOWLUS D 2 P46 P41 11 PALMER BOWLUS D 3 P46 P41 12 PALMER BOWLUS Rectangular P46 P41 P42 13 Khafagi Venturi P46 P42 14 Bottom step weir P46 P42 1...

Page 28: ...K P42 h1 6 P 2 3 A A h P46 Sensor Sensor P42 P P40 10 Palmer Bowlus D 2 flume Q m3 s f h1 P41 P41 2 5 where h1 m h P41 10 P04 P46 h P41 D D 10 1 2 D 2 P40 11 Palmer Bowlus D 3 flume Q m3 s f h1 P41 P4...

Page 29: ...8 0 15 P42 m 3 0 015 h m 0 8 Q m3 s 1 7599 1 0 1534 P41 P42 h 0 001 1 5 Accuracy 1 P40 15 P04 P46 h P42 P41 P40 16 Trapezoidal weir 0 0032 Q m3 s 82 20 P41 100 0 5 P42 m 15 0 1 h m 2 Q m3 s 1 772 P42...

Page 30: ...46 P40 19 P04 h 90 P40 20 Circular weir 0 0003 Q m 3 s 25 0 02 h m 2 Q m 3 s m b D 2 5 m 0 555 0 418h P41 P41 0 11 h Accuracy 5 P40 20 P46 P04 h P41 P46 Distance between transducer face and level of Q...

Page 31: ...the display as r contain the calibrated values and are interpreted according to the selected measurement value in P01 a Number of data pairs in the table Level volume flow Enter the table Address of...

Page 32: ...e circuit tErr will be displayed The transmitter will perform temperature correction corresponding to 20 C P70 Number of Echoes Echo Map NUS 4 is monitoring the echo conditions Entering this parameter...

Page 33: ...splay code according to the table below and symbol on the screen Test the relay by pressing UP and DOWN while observing change of the symbol and the code or listening to the ticking of the relay or ch...

Page 34: ...rror description Causes and solutions 1 Memory error Contact local agent No Echo Echo loss No echo received no reflection See Action 5 and 6 3 Hardware error Contact local agent 4 Display overflow Che...

Page 35: ...Channel P16 22 Relay parameter Pulse rate P44 26 Dimensions of tank Open Channel P17 N A P45 26 Dimensions of tank Open Channel P18 N A P46 30 Dist Btw Transducer face and level of Q 0 P19 N A P47 31...

Page 36: ...sound velocity of various gases measured at Gases Sound Velocity m s Gases Sound Velocity m s Acetaldehyde C2H4O 252 8 Ethylene C2H4 329 4 Acetylene C2H2 340 8 Helium He 994 5 Ammonia NH3 429 9 Hydrog...

Page 37: ...ct surface Process temperature 30 90 C Ambient temperature 30 70 C 25 70 C with programming unit Operating pressure 0 5 3 bar abs for use 1 bar abs contact Kobold Housing Aluminium powder coated Senso...

Page 38: ...tion Supply voltage Output display NUS 4 0 Poly propylene 9 PVDF 04 0 2 4 m liquids 0 2 1 6 m solids R8 G 1 1 2 N8 1 1 2 NPT 3 12 36 VDC 40 4 20 mA R0 4 20 mA and Relay 4P pluggable programming unit w...

Page 39: ...2 BSP oder NPT BSP L nge 15 NPT L nge 22 2 x M20x1 5 2 x 1 2 NPT 60 97 5 42 2 x M20x1 5 2 x 1 2 NPT 60 89 97 5 2 BSP oder NPT BSP L nge 15 NPT L nge 22 53 NUS 4x08 NUS 4x10 2 x M20x1 5 2 x 1 2 NPT 89...

Page 40: ...quirements EN 61326 1 2013 Electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use EMC requirements Part 1 General requirements EN 61326 2 3 2013 Electrical equipment for measurement control a...

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