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UH50 Ultrasonic Heat Meter 

Installation and Service Instructions 

UH 206-101c 

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Calling the parameter setting function 

Press the service button for about 3 s. The LCD 
shows the display 

In this state, you can parameterize the tariffs and 
fast pulses using the PappaWin software. 
Caution: For fast pulses in battery operation, a D cell 
is required. 
LCD button 1 advances the display. 

 

Call test mode 

 

Call parameter setting mode 

 

Return to normal mode (manual) 

Press LCD button 

1 repeatedly until “PArA” is 

shown. Then press LCD button 2. 
The following parameter settings are possible: 

 

Reset error message F8 
(only displayed if F8 is pending) 

 

Reset the maxima 

 

Reset the missing time and the flowrate 
measuring time 

 

Enter the yearly set day (day and 
month) *) 

 

Enter the monthly set day (day) *) 

 

Enter the date (day, month, year) *) 

 

Enter the time (hour, minute, second) *)

 

Enter the property number, 8-digit (also M-
bus secondary address) 

 

Enter the M-bus primary address for 
module 1 (0..255) *) 

 

Enter the M-bus primary address for 
module 2 (0..255) *) 

 
 

Select the first module function for 
module 1 (CE or C2) 

 
 
 

Select the second module function for 
module 1 (CV or CT or RI) 

 
 

Select the first module function for 
module 2 (CE or C2) 

 
 
 

Select the second module function for 
module 2 (CV or CT or RI) 

 

Select the maxima measuring period: 
7.5-15-30-60 min / 3-6-12-24 h 

 

Return to normal mode 

*) It is up to the user to ensure that only meaningful values 
are entered. No plausibility check is made and “incorrect”
values can be applied (month > 12 etc.) 

 

Note: The functions for modules 1 and 2 are also offered if no
or any other module is plugged.  
In this way, the heat meter can be parameterized before the 
modules are fitted. 

The required size is selected with the LCD button 1 
and activated with the LCD button 2.  
Note: Parameter setting can be exited by pressing 
the service button again (“escape function”). In this 
case, the last valid value is displayed unchanged. 

Performing parameter setting 

LCD button 2 is used to change the blinking digit 
step by step or reset error F8 or the maxima. LCD 
button 1 applies the value set in the blinking digit. 
The next digit to the right of this then blinks, can be 
set again with the LCD button 2 and can be applied 
with LCD button 1. As the final acknowledgment of a 
display line, a star symbol is briefly displayed. 

If incorrect entries are made, parameter setting be 
performed again. 

Completing parameter setting 

Parameter setting mode is exited:  

  by pressing LCD button 2, when the display 

shows  

  

  Automatically after 15 hours 

Start-up 

Replace the housing cover and press it in gently 
until you hear all the tabs latch. Open the shut-off 
valves. Check the heating system for tightness and 
vent it carefully. 
No more than 100 

s later, message F0 will 

disappear. After that, check that the displays for 
flowrate and temperaures are plausible. Vent the 
system until the flowrate display is stable. Adjust the 
system with the flowrate display (updated in the 
flowrate timebase). 
Seal the sensors. Attach user seals to the electronic 
unit and the sensors. 
Read and note down the meter readings for quantity 
of heat, volume, operating time, and missing time. 
We recommend resetting the maxima and the 
missing time (see parameter setting).   
Error messages on incorrect mounting: 

 

Heat meter was mounted the wrong way 
round, against the intended direction flow 

 

Temperature sensors were swapped round
during mounting or connection 

Note: During a system stoppage, these messages 
may appear although mounting was correct. 

Displays 

The places after the decimal point of displayed 
values are indicated by a surrounding border. 
Calibrated values can be recognized by the star 
symbol shown in addition to the value. 
The displays of of the heat meter are arranged on 
several levels (LOOPs). LCD button 2 advances the 
display of the user loop (LOOP 0) cyclically.  

Note:

 Depending on how the unit is parameterized, 

the number of items displayed and the data shown 
may differ from this description. Certain button 
functions may also be disabled. 

User loop (“LOOP 0“)

 

Head of the loop 
Accumulated quantity of heat with tariff status

 

Tariff register 1 (optional) 
Accumulated volume 
Segment test 
Error message with error code number 

LCD button 1 is used to switch the display from the 
user loop to the selection of service loops 
(LOOP 1..n). 

Summary of Contents for Heat Meter Ultrasonic UH50

Page 1: ... cavitation must be avoided in the entire measuring range i e at least 1 bar at qp and approx 3 bar at qs applies to approx 80 C The heat meter left the factory in perfect safe condition Calibration maintenance component replacement and repairs must only be performed by trained personnel who are familiar with the hazards involved The manufacturer will provide further technical support on request H...

Page 2: ...300 56 200 160 18 8 138 24 UH50x 82 60 16 100 360 68 235 180 18 8 158 24 UH50x 83 60 25 100 360 68 235 190 22 8 158 24 Examples of installation Ball valve Example of mounting with a ball valve recommended up to DN25 Welded sleeve with pocket Example of mounting with pockets recommended for DN25 Hint for mounting adapter set sensor direct immersed For heat meters with temperature sensor 5 2x45 mm a...

Page 3: ...n again A heat meter with a removable control cable may be separated during the installation When installation is done be sure that only paired parts volume part calculator are connected together The control cable must not be extended Power supply The heat meter can be powered either with a battery or via power supply modules The 110 V 230 V power supply modules are encapsulated and comply with sa...

Page 4: ...r quantity of heat volume unit status tariff register 1 tariff register 2 isolated bounce free CL module passive 20 mA current loop per EN 62056 21 2002 M bus module per EN 1434 3 fixed and extended variable protocol also for coupling with a suitagle heating controller Analog module Radio module Multi module external These modules are have no effect on consumption metering and can therefore also b...

Page 5: ...sible combinations Factory installed sensors Do not disconnect shorten or extend the cables of factory installed sensors Sensors installed by the customer In the case of sensors provided by the customer max cable length 5 m an extension is impermissible the 2nd and 3rd sleeve from the left must be cut to ensure the correct cable cross sections Unlatch the housing cover by pressing in the side tabs...

Page 6: ...tton 1 applies the value set in the blinking digit The next digit to the right of this then blinks can be set again with the LCD button 2 and can be applied with LCD button 1 As the final acknowledgment of a display line a star symbol is briefly displayed If incorrect entries are made parameter setting be performed again Completing parameter setting Parameter setting mode is exited by pressing LCD...

Page 7: ...ls with date stamp Max heat power on the set day at 2s intervals with date stamp Max temperatures on the set day at 2s intervals with date stamp for flow and return maximum Missing time count on the set day After the last display the previously selected set day is displayed again Pressing LCD button 1 selects the next set day Note If you want to drop out and go directly to the next loop choose a m...

Page 8: ...veraged over a measuring period of for example 60 min The maximum values from the average calculation are preceded by Ma on the LC display The 8 digit property number also the secondary address in M bus operation can be set in parameter setting mode The unit number is assigned by the manufacturer The operating time is counted from the first time the power supply is connected Missing times are summ...

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