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E-882-4-E

4. WIRING 

(See the "Wiring Guidelines" in the instruction manual of the companion pulse generator.)

4.1 Field Wiring Cables

(1) Use  electrostatically  shielded,  polyethylene  insulated,  vinyl  sheathed  control  cables  (CEVS,  1.25-2 

mm, 2-conductor or 3-conductor), or equivalent, for input signal cables from the flowmeter. 

For output signal cables, use insulated vinyl sheathed cables (CVV, CVS ... JIS C 3401).

(2) Ground the end of shield wire to "G" terminal of the instrument. At the sensor end, leave the end of 

shield wire unconnected.

4.2 Wiring Connections

(1) Field wiring through a conduit is recommended.

NOTE: In routing field wiring, use a separate conduit for power cable from other signal cables to 

eliminate the possibility of stray current pickup.

(2) Separate field wiring from other power lines and power circuits to minimize the possibility of inductive 

interference.

(3) Using crimp-type lugs for wiring, ensure good electrical connections.

   Terminals are found on the back of the instrument (Fig. 4.1).

4.3 Description of Terminal Blocks for External Connections

Terminal  blocks  for  external  connections  (TB1, 

TB2,  and  TB3)  are  found  on  the  back  of  the 

instrument as shown in Fig.4.1. Terminal identifica-

tion appears in Table 4.1 while terminal connections 

appear in Table 4.2.

NOTE:  TB1  and  TB2  terminal  numbers  are 

indicated on the side of terminal blocks.

TB1

TB2

1

SUP.

Flow in

12

1

SUP.

Press. in

※1

8

Pulse out 

2

SIG.

13

2

9

3

0V

14

3

10

4 OUT 1/1

15

4

Analog out

11

 

5

b

Temp. in

16

5

12

6

B

17

6

Pulse out 1

13

7

A

18

COMM1

7

8

19

TB3

9

20

COMM2

1 H(+)

Power

10

Alarm out 21

 N(−)

11

3

GND

NOTE 

: Provided with communication interface.   

1: With direct coupled pressure transmitter, TB2-1, (+); TB2-2 (

).

Fig. 4.1 Terminal Blocks for Ext. Connections

Table 4.1 Terminal Identification and Functions

TB

1

TB

2

1

2

3

TB

3

PLS  OUT3

TEMP

  IN

TEMP

  IN

FLOW  IN

0V

B

b

A

SIG

SUP

0V

SIG

SUP

SUP

ANA

  OUT

GND

POWER

N

H

PRESS  IN

PLS  OUT1

COMM1

COMM2

TEMP

PLS  OUT2

1/1 OUT

DENSITY

  IN

Terminal Screws

(M3.5)

CAUTION 

Make wiring connections upon confirma-
tion  of  the  validity  of  flowmeter  (pulse 
generator)  to  receiving  instrument  com-
bination  by  their  product  code  number, 
instrument number, etc.

Summary of Contents for EL4121

Page 1: ...knowledge contained in this manual you can expect the best possible results over a long service life of this instrument Keep this manual for ready reference It is suggested that the instruction manual...

Page 2: ...6 INTERNAL COMPONENTS AND FUNCTIONS 9 6 1 Front Panel 9 6 1 1 Display 9 6 1 2 On Screen Menu Items 9 6 1 3 Error Messages 10 6 1 4 Front Panel Keypad 10 7 CALCULATION FORMULAS 11 7 1 Implementation o...

Page 3: ...170 9 EL4501 175 10 DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION 182 Model with communication capabilities COMMUNICATION MANUAL Ins No E 880CM E CONTENTS 1 COMMUNICATION CAPABILITY OVERVIEW 5 2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION 5 3...

Page 4: ...ou inquire supply complete informa tion as to the product name model number product number ratings and other pertinent information 1 2 Transportation Precautions 1 In order to safeguard against damage...

Page 5: ...n also carry out calculations as a pressure compensator with temperature value fixed 2 1 Features 1 Changing the meter factor ranges of temperature pressure or other parameters of the companion flowme...

Page 6: ...at ambient temperatures up to 50 C it is recommended that the instrument be placed in service at room temperature 3 Provide a sufficient working space behind the instru ment at least 50 centimeters f...

Page 7: ...instrument Fig 4 1 4 3 Description of Terminal Blocks for External Connections Terminal blocks for external connections TB1 TB2 and TB3 are found on the back of the instrument as shown in Fig 4 1 Ter...

Page 8: ...4VAC or 20 to 30VDC 2 N 3 Ground Screws on the terminal block M3 5 Pt100 3 wire 5 PRODUCT CODE EXPLANATION Table 5 1 Item Product Code Description Model E L 4 1 2 1 Temperature pressure compensated fl...

Page 9: ...alibrated for meter error and corrected for temperature and pressure is indi cated 5 Temperature TEMPERATURE The temperature value currently fed to the instrument is indicated If a problem arises in t...

Page 10: ...tion can store a maximum of 20 events each of which consists of year month day hour and minutes of error occurrence and recovery Complete details are covered in the Key Operation Manual 6 1 4 Front Pa...

Page 11: ...273 15 K p Line pressure MPa p0 Correction reference pressure MPa t Line temperature t0 Correction reference temperature is a correction factor as a quadratic factor of temperature and pressure Consta...

Page 12: ...yed NOTE See the KEY OPERATION MANUAL 3 Inject a simulated input pulse train or density signal representing the type of the companion pulse generator 4 Select display menu items of the total mass flow...

Page 13: ...messages PRESS 1 OVER or PRESS 1 UNDER Same also with PRESS 2 1 Input signal line correctly wired 2 Input signal specifications matched 3 System configured correctly 4 Pressure range set correctly 1...

Page 14: ...ty converter circuit error 14 TEMP 1 PT OVER Temperature Pt input 1 overflow 15 TENP 1 PT UNDER Temperature Pt input 1 underflow 16 TEMP 2 PT OVER Temperature Pt input 2 overflow 17 TEMP 2 PT UNDER Te...

Page 15: ...Ckt analog Temp Input Ckt analog Temp Input Ckt Pt Analog Output Circuit Pulse Output Circuit 1 Pulse Output Circuit 2 Pulse Output Circuit 3 Multi plexer Isolation Test Pins Test Pins Internal Volt B...

Page 16: ...rature To the 2nd decimal place when C is selected Pressure To the 4th decimal place when MPa is selected Correction factor To the 4th decimal place Meter error corr factor To the 5th decimal place 3...

Page 17: ...E 882 4 E All specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement 2017 01 Revised 2008 08 Released E 882 4 E 1...

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