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2. OPERATING CONDITIONS

The monitor operating conditions are stated on the specification label, Section  "INSTALLATION" and Section 
9 "GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS." Read carefully before initiating operation.

CAUTION:

  This monitor is of non-explosionproof configuration; it is not serviceable in a 

hazardous location.

3. GENERAL

This  monitor  is  a  small,  lightweight  flowmeter,  using  a 
heat-sensitive resistance element.

Of  the  two  heat-sensitive  resistance  elements  located 
perpendicular  to  the  fluid  flow;  one  detects  the  fluid 
temperature  and  the  other,  which  plays  the  role  of 
a  heater,  regulates  the  temperature  of  the  former  to 
maintain  a  constant  temperature  differential.  As  the 
flowing  process  fluid  (mass  flow)  dissipates  heat 
from  the  latter  which  serves  as  a  heater,  its  supply 
power  increases  in  order  to  maintain  the  temperature 
differential. This change in power consumption (voltage 
and current) is used to calculate the mass flowrate.

3.1 Features

()  Absence of moving parts contributes to long life.

()  Major components are made of synthetic resin. Lightweight and compact.

(3)  Sturdy metallic couplings. 

()  The display is a backlit LCD for readability in darkness.

()  May be installed in any position. The display can be oriented in 90 deg steps to see easily.

CAUTION:

  Adjusting the display orientation requires opening the upper case of transmitter. 

The  procedure  to  change  orientation  appears  in  Section  5.3  "How  to  Change 
Display Orientation".

Fig. 3.

Heat-sensitive  

resistance elements

Flow direction

Summary of Contents for TF1015-P11G-11 A Series

Page 1: ...its design performance throughout its life this manual offers the operator the necessary installation operation and maintenance information Be well familiar with these instructions before you place t...

Page 2: ...ariables Parameter Display 3 Default Parameter Settings Parameter Recon guration 9 Alarm Features 0 Dummy Pulse Output Analog Output Trim Analog Trim mA Analog Trim 0mA Error Messages 9 GENERAL SPECIF...

Page 3: ...ed to the installation site in the shipping container used for transit from the factory During transportation exercise care to avoid impact shock and rainwater 1 3 Storage Considerations Storing your...

Page 4: ...t temperature differential As the flowing process fluid mass flow dissipates heat from the latter which serves as a heater its supply power increases in order to maintain the temperature differential...

Page 5: ...resistive resistance elements changes to maintain the heat resis tance at a constant level approx 30 C Transmitter Changes in supply power voltage and current are transformed into a owrate signal whic...

Page 6: ...al Orientation There is no restriction on physical orientation of the monitor to cause loss of the accuracy Make sure that the actual ow direction conforms to the ow direction arrow indicated on the m...

Page 7: ...n Install the removed spacers over the bosses Place the display board in line with the top panel and secure it with four screws 2 6 8 with tightening torque 45cN m Align the opening in the top panel w...

Page 8: ...tion and orientation Torque speci cation 0 3 cN m Elbow Fig 30 min Monitor body Straight tube D Meter I D CAUTION With metal tubes tubing stresses could damage the flowmeter at its metal fittings Do n...

Page 9: ...00 300 200 100 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 06 0 7 0 04 Line pressure MPa Max service flowrate L min normal Nominal size 20 mm Nominal size 15 mm Line pressure vs maximum service owrate nominal sizes mm an...

Page 10: ...Transmission cable Depends on your speci cation The following cables are supplied depending on the th digit of the product code conductor shielded cable of 3 meters long O D 3mm Fixed to this unit con...

Page 11: ...l 1 3 4 2 WHT Flow analog output BLK Alarm 1 output BLU COM power max 30VDC 20mADC 24VDC 10 Cable OMRON Cable OVAL Model XS2F D42 80 F Note For cables refer to the following figures When product code...

Page 12: ...r max 30VDC 20mADC 24VDC 10 Model XS2F D42 80 F 25 cm 3m 1 SUP power 4 Alarm 1 output 3 COM power 2 Flow analog output Cable OMRON Cable OVAL Note For cables refer to the following figures When produc...

Page 13: ...mADC max 30VDC 20mADC 24VDC 10 Model XS2F D42 80 F 25 cm 3m 1 SUP power 4 Alarm 1 output 3 COM power 2 Flow analog output Cable OMRON Cable OVAL Note For cables refer to the following figures When pro...

Page 14: ...or shield cable Length 3 m O D 3 mm Directly coupled to the product body 2 Connector via interconnect cable with cable OVAL cable conductor shield cablewith connector Length 3 m O D mm Packed together...

Page 15: ...the hourly instant owrate Reads in L min normal Resettable total ow Indicates the total ow that has own since the last RESET op eration Pressing the RESET button while total reset ow is displayed set...

Page 16: ...ysteresis Alarm hysteresis If owrate uctuation is excessive causing frequent alarm ON OFF trips select a larger value Setpoint reads in L min normal Alarm status Alarm I status setpoint By selecting e...

Page 17: ...s owrate reads 0 Reads in L min normal Dummy output A 0Hz pulse output is available irrespective of the owrate curently in measurement You can use this feature in verifying the connections with other...

Page 18: ...full scale L min normal 0 to 99999 00 00 00 000 000 Analog Damping sec 0 to 99 0 0 0 0 0 Backlight setting On EC OF SL On On On On On 8 3 Default Parameter Settings Parameters are set to the followin...

Page 19: ...blink Pressing the MODE button moves the blinking digit one place to the left in the hundreds place blinks Press the RESET button 9 times to adjust the gure to Pressing the RESET button increases the...

Page 20: ...iven for individual parameters Alarm setpoint Set the owrate L min normal to be at the upper alarm Alarm hysteresis Alarm is cancelled when the following conditions are met Select the appropriate alar...

Page 21: ...e the opposite states shown in the above gure Setup example where alarm hysteresis exists and alarm immunity time is set to 0 Alarm conditions Instant owrate Alarm setpoint Alarm cancel conditions Ins...

Page 22: ...limit in the alarm immunity range this monitor can prevent the alarm from being activated in a situation like this While the following condition continues the low alarm remains inoperative Flowrate Lo...

Page 23: ...hin alarm immunity time Beyond alarm immunity time Alarm 1 hysteresis NOTES When alarm status lower digit is set to o the ON and OFF of alarm output become the opposite states shown in the above gure...

Page 24: ...un dummy pulse output Description Dummy pulse output window Hold the MODE button depressed for sec to bring up the dummy pulse out put standby mode The display reads as shown at left At this point pul...

Page 25: ...value the analog output ammeter reads For example if the ammeter reads 3 990 set a value 3 990 The figure place of interest blinking digit moves to the left each time MODE switch is turned on The blin...

Page 26: ...urned on The blinking gure increases by one each time the RESET switch is turned on Holding the MODE button depressed for seconds the numerical value becomes a blinking 0 00 and the transmitter produc...

Page 27: ...More than of analog full scale value is owing due to excessive owrate or the like Take the following countermeasures Lower the owrate Increase the set value of analog full scale value parameter Settin...

Page 28: ...n collector output Pulse width adjustable from to 0 msec Alarm points open collector output Flowrate analog to 0mA Max load resistance 00 Alarm independent set points can be chosen settings hysteresis...

Page 29: ...t x 3 Flow pulse two alarm points Output x 3 Flow pulse ow analog single alarm point Version A Standard Output terminals Nom size mm 0 0 0 1 Direct coupled cable output x 3 conductor 3 meters long 2 C...

Page 30: ...ll dimensions in millimeters NOTES Meter body style shown here is of nominal size mm meter 3 meters long cable inclusive Mounting adapter not inclusive 3 The shape of the cable outlet in the gure is a...

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Page 32: ...S 193 11 E 32 0 Revised 003 0 Released S 93 E All speci cations are subject to change without notice for improvement...

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