Add a "Velocity" - channel type
This channel type MUST be used whenever a MACE Doppler ultrasonic sensor is used to measure
velocity.This channel type MUST be used whenever the resultant velocity measurement will be used in a flow
rate calculation.
Other 3rd party velocity sensors can also be interfaced to the XCi device. These sensors must be one of:
, Frequency Voltage, or SDI-12 input type. Refer to their respective input "
Channel type
" topics.
1. When adding a "
Velocity
" channel type configured for a MACE Doppler velocity sensor, after
selecting the appropriate Doppler card from the "
New Channel - Select card
" dialogue a "
Doppler
sensor options
" dialogue box will appear.
2. Select the appropriate "
Sensor type
" from the drop-down list:
Sensor Type:
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MACE Doppler ultrasonic insert velocity sensor -
"2" insert head
"
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MACE Doppler ultrasonic ZXSnapStrap mounted velocity only sensor - "
Strap Mount
"
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MACE Doppler ultrasonic ZXSnapStrap mounted area/velocity (A/V) sensor - "
Strap mount
with depth
"
3. Select the appropriate "
Conduit type
" from the drop down list:
Conduit Type:
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"
Circular pipe
" - May be full or partially-full
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"
Non-circular full pipe
" - A full pipe with a known cross-sectional area, such as a box culvert
or oval pipe
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"
Other conduit type
" - Non-circular open channel such as a trapezoidal or irregular earthen
channel
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