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Chapter 1. Programming Site Data

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DigitalFlow™ GC868 Programming Manual (2-Channel)

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Page 7: ...6 3 7 Reynolds Correction 1 11 1 6 3 8 Calibration Factor 1 11 1 6 3 9 Number of Traverses 1 12 1 6 3 10 Transducer Spacing 1 12 1 6 3 11 Procedure Options 1 12 1 6 4 Setting Up Inputs Outputs 1 12 1...

Page 8: ...r 3 Logging Data 3 1 Introduction 3 1 3 2 Creating a Standard Log 3 2 3 2 1 Log Type 3 3 3 2 2 STARTTIME Prompt 3 3 3 2 3 START DATE Prompt 3 3 3 2 4 END TIME Prompt 3 3 3 2 5 END DATE Prompt 3 4 3 2...

Page 9: ...B 1 Option Cards Installed B 1 B 2 Initial Setup Data B 2 Appendix C Programming with PanaView C 1 Introduction C 1 C 2 Wiring the RS232 Interface C 1 C 3 Setting Up the Communicatio ns Port C 1 C 3...

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Page 11: ...1 Programming Site Data Introduction 1 1 Using the Keypad 1 1 Obtaining On line Help 1 5 Using the Console Control Keys 1 6 Entering Programming Mode 1 7 Entering Channel Data 1 8 Entering Global Data...

Page 12: ...clock system input output communications and security which apply to both channels SAVE use this submenu to store both channel and global data in the meter s memory as a site file RECLL use this subme...

Page 13: ...Appendix C Optional Enclosures of the Startup Guide for a picture of the applicable front panel H I J K L M N W PROG Q EXIT SCREEN V DISP CAL O P CLR HELP LOG 0 X Y Z PRNT 1 2 3 4 5 R S T ENT 6 U A B...

Page 14: ...ctively Program Key press to enter the User Program See page 1 8 for details Use to enter the letter Q Display Key use to display data in a variety of numeric and graphic formatting options See page 2...

Page 15: ...enter a decimal point during numeric entry Use to enter the letter Z Minus Key use to enter a minus sign or a dash Use to enter a space character Zero Key use to enter the number 0 Use to enter the l...

Page 16: ...he Model GC868 returns to measurement mode ERROR Press F3 or F7 to access this function and the various Model GC868 error codes are displayed Use the F1 F4 or F5 F8 function keys in conjunction with t...

Page 17: ...alarm 1 4 2 Stopwatch Totalizer Use the second console control key for the stopwatch totalizer Press the key once to start the stopwatch totalizer Press the key once in shifted mode to stop the stopw...

Page 18: ...data Therefore be sure to complete at least the sections of this chapter pertaining to those three submenus Note Because it is so essential instructions for programming the ACTIV SYSTM and PIPE subme...

Page 19: ...apply the onboard signal processing The factory recommends using the DSP for improved response time The Model GC868 flowmeter can take measurements in four different ways Skan is a low resolution tech...

Page 20: ...th the SYSTM submenu of the GLOBL menu which is used to enter information applicable to both channels 3 Enter a Channel Label of up to 9 characters Press ENT 4 Enter a Channel Message of up to 21 char...

Page 21: ...on page A 1 1 To enter the Channel PROGRAM menu press F1 or F2 depending on the desired channel at the User PROGRAM prompt 2 Press F3 at the Channel PROGRAM prompt 3 Enter the Transducer Number normal...

Page 22: ...f the Pipe Wall in the same units used for the pipe OD Press ENT The meter will only accept values from 0 to 4 in If the pipe wall thickness is not known and cannot be conveniently measured look up th...

Page 23: ...SAVE prompt Your programming changes will be entered into the meter s memory and you will be returned to the data display 1 6 4 Setting Up Inputs Outputs The following specific tasks may be performed...

Page 24: ...The meter will only accept values from 0 1000 to 1 5000 d Enter the Specific Gravity for the Reverse Flow and press ENT The meter will only accept values from 0 1000 to 1 5000 e Enter the Percentage o...

Page 25: ...nal strength falls below the programmed SIGNAL LOW LIMIT value See the Service Manual for a discussion of error codes 3 Press ENT to accept the current Signal High Limit value or enter a new value and...

Page 26: ...discriminator falls below the programmed AMP DISCRIM LOW value See the Service Manual for a discussion of error codes 10 Press ENT to accept the current Amp Discrim High value or enter a new value an...

Page 27: ...ENT to accept the current A Divisor value or enter a new value and press ENT A Divisor is used in the calculation of the Measure Mode integrated threshold level and is not normally changed The default...

Page 28: ...s step the program returns to the SETUP window 1 6 5 3 Initializing the System Use this option to initialize reset all of the parameters within the SETUP menu to their default values 1 Press F3 INIT 2...

Page 29: ...2 to select StVOL Standard Volumetric Flow b Then enter the Fluid Density of the gas to be measured and press ENT The meter will only accept values from 0 00001 100 lb ft3 If you select Mw Enter the M...

Page 30: ...ing is Yes a If you measure SNR the program asks for the Minimum SNR for Error 4 The default is 7 0 Enter the desired value and press ENT The GC868 returns to the ADVAN window 1 6 5 4 4 Entering Multi...

Page 31: ...r each succeeding row until you have programmed all the desired rows 6 Enter the Z Factor for column 1 row 1 1 1 7 Repeat step 6 for each succeeding column row location until you have programmed the e...

Page 32: ...arm 1 6 5 5 Procedure Options After completing the above steps the meter returns to the SETUP prompt Continue as follows To continue programming the meter refer to the menu maps in Appendix A and navi...

Page 33: ...allowable range is 1 to 12 Note A time of 12 PM represents Noon and a time of 12 AM represents Midnight b Enter the current Minutes and press ENT The allowable range is 0 to 59 c Enter the current Sec...

Page 34: ...w units 2 Use the F1 F4 keys to select the desired Mass Flow Time units for the display 3 Use the F1 F4 keys to select the desired number of MDOT Decimal Digits in the mass flow rate display 4 Use the...

Page 35: ...stalled in the six expansion slots See Chapter 1 Installation of the Startup Guide for a complete description of the available option cards Note For this discussion Slot x will be used to reference an...

Page 36: ...ER non flow or F3 ALL 7 Press F1 F3 to set up another alarm or press EXIT to select another slot for set up 1 7 3 2 3 Setting Up Totalizer Frequency Outputs 1 Press F1 F4 to set up outputs A B C or D...

Page 37: ...nput A is used as an example in this manual Identical procedures would be used to set up input B An analog input option card may contain one standard analog input and one RTD analog input 2 Enter a La...

Page 38: ...meter can transmit stored data and displayed readings to a remote ANSI terminal or a personal computer by connecting the meter s RS232 interface to the serial port of the PC In addition the Model GC86...

Page 39: ...d navigate to the desired menu Then proceed to the appropriate section of this manual for instructions To leave the User Program and retain the previous settings press EXIT twice and then press F1 NO...

Page 40: ...DIGITS 4 2 16 bit int 13 18 Ch1 Tot Digits 0 2 14 1A Ch1 Mass Flow M DIGITS 4 IEEE 32 bit 16 1E Ch1 Fwd Mass Totals MT DIGITS 4 2 16 bit int 18 22 Ch1 Rev Mass Totals MT DIGITS 4 2 16 bit int 20 26 C...

Page 41: ...tion Scaling decimal places Size in Bytes 61 78 Ch2 Sig Strength Upstream 1 4 2 16 bit int 63 7C Ch2 Sig Strength Downstream 1 4 2 16 bit int 65 80 Ch2 Temperature 2 4 2 16 bit int 67 84 Ch2 Pressure...

Page 42: ...e Global PROGRAM prompt or press F2 YES to enter a new password IMPORTANT Since the default password is printed in this manual a new password should be entered If the password is ever lost contact the...

Page 43: ...the next available function key IMPORTANT The CLOCK and I O data is not saved with the site file while the SYSTM and COMM data is saved with the site file 2 Use the and and F1 F4 keys to select anoth...

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Page 45: ...al 2 Channel Chapter 2 Displaying Data Introduction 2 1 The BIG Submenu 2 1 The DUAL Submenu 2 2 The GRAPH Submenu 2 3 The LOG Submenu 2 5 Displaying the Transducer Signal 2 8 Setting the LCD Backligh...

Page 46: ...it is automatically turned off SLEEP blanks out the display screen until a key is pressed Refer to Figure A 6 on page A 6 and proceed to the appropriate section to set up the Model GC868 display scre...

Page 47: ...le 2 1 on page 2 1 for a complete description of the available options Note See Chapter 3 Operation of the Startup Guide for more details on selecting a measurement parameter to display With the DUAL...

Page 48: ...described in detail below At any given time 120 data points will be shown on the GRAPH screen The cursor which is displayed as a vertical line that extends the full height of the graph window can be...

Page 49: ...START Moves the cursor all the way to the left side of the graph and posts the starting date and time in the message line i e ST 08 MAR 10 38 F4 END Moves the cursor all the way to the right side of...

Page 50: ...pt the option bar will show the names of all log files that are currently stored in memory If there are no log files currently stored in memory the following prompt will appear instead If the All Logs...

Page 51: ...is indicated by an error code in the bottom line of the prompt area 2 5 3 Graphical Format After choosing PLOT at the FORMAT prompt the programming sequence continues as follows 6 Enter a maximum val...

Page 52: ...n the message line includes only the day and the month not the year and the times in the status line and the message line include only the hours and minutes not the seconds Because the times displayed...

Page 53: ...the F5 F8 keys 1 To access the Display Menu press the DISP key 2 Press and F1 SIGNL 3 Press F1 to display the Skan type signals or press F2 to display the Measure type signals Note If the Skan burst t...

Page 54: ...ion bar choices are available 107 686 798mi Use the and F1 F4 keys to select the desired option The options are listed in Table 2 6 below S U P ST 594 298usec CURS CURS PAGE PAGE Table 2 6 Graphical L...

Page 55: ...CD Backlight Use the BACKL submenu to specify the number of minutes the LCD display backlight remains on before it is automatically turned off Press the appropriate side of the SCREEN key to activate...

Page 56: ...active If the right pane is active replace the F1 F4 keys designations by the F5 F8 keys 1 To access the Display Menu press the DISP key 2 Press and F3 SLEEP The message LCD SLEEP MODE Press any key...

Page 57: ...DigitalFlow GC868 Programming Manual 2 Channel Chapter 3 Logging Data Introduction 3 1 Creating a Standard Log 3 2 Checking the Memory 3 5 Stopping a Log 3 5 Creating an ERROR Log 3 6...

Page 58: ...ords for data logging Each page is assigned a header to distinguish one page from another The header contains the log title start date and time end date and time and the time increment Each record con...

Page 59: ...ion up to 21 characters of the log Press ENT 5 Use the and F1 F4 keys to select the first parameter to be logged See Table 3 1 below for a list of the available options IMPORTANT Only the first parame...

Page 60: ...ENT The acceptable range is 0 to 59 c Enter the desired Seconds and press ENT The acceptable range is 0 to 59 3 2 3 START DATE Prompt 11 Press F1 to accept the displayed Start Date or press F2 to ente...

Page 61: ...programming sequence continues here 15 Use the and F1 F4 keys to select the desired log duration The available options are 10min 30min 60min 3 HR 6 HR 12 HR and 24 HR 3 2 8 TIME INCREMENT Prompt Rega...

Page 62: ...reduce the memory requirements for a log file Use the following equations to calculate the number of pages used by a log Consider a log that is set to run for 24 hours with a time increment of 3 minu...

Page 63: ...30 for details enter the assigned password and press ENT 2 Press F4 ERROR 3 Use the and F1 F4 keys to inspect a completed log or to change an active log or enter a new Name up to 5 characters and pres...

Page 64: ...Press F1 F2 to select AM or PM Then enter the desired Hour 1 12 and press ENT Entry of a start time earlier than the current time will generate an error message b Enter the desired Minutes and press E...

Page 65: ...ming Manual 2 Channel Chapter 4 Printing Data Introduction 4 1 Printing Live Data 4 1 Printing Logs 4 4 Printing a Site File 4 6 Stop Printing 4 6 Setting Up a Printer 4 7 Printing Signal Array Data 4...

Page 66: ...s assumed that the left pane of the data display screen is active If the right pane of the data display screen is active all of the instructions remain the same except that any references to the F1 F4...

Page 67: ...7 Use the and F1 F4 keys to select the desired time increment the frequency at which measurements are taken The available options are 5sec 10sec 30sec 1min 3min 6min and 12min After the time increment...

Page 68: ...alue that is larger than the largest expected measurement value DATA_DUMP OF SITE NAME Ch1 Channel LABEL Channel Message Start Date Start Time HH MM SS 03 08 40 P 03 08 50 P 03 09 00 P 03 09 10 P 03 0...

Page 69: ...int logged measurement data refer to Figure A 5 on page A 5 and complete the following steps 1 To access the Print Menu press the PRNT key Note The Print Menu is not protected by the security feature...

Page 70: ...rgest logged measurement value 8 At the Y Range prompt press F1 to show only the positive Y axis or press F2 to display both the positive and negative y axis The Model GC868 returns to the standard da...

Page 71: ...til a STOP command is issued see the instructions for the STOP submenu on the next page Figure 4 5 Typical Site File Printout 4 5 Stop Printing Use the STOP submenu to terminate the printing of live l...

Page 72: ...tions in this chapter 1 To access the Print Menu press the PRNT key Note The Print Menu is not protected by the security feature and a password is never required to access this menu 2 Press the or key...

Page 73: ...n causes the cross correlation data to print The BOTH option prints both sets of data After the desired print selection has been made the Model GC868 returns to the standard data display screen and no...

Page 74: ...alculate the points at the Set Temperature and the slope of the RTD input in points degree See Chapter 1 Calibration of the Service Manual for more details 1 To access the Print Menu press the PRNT ke...

Page 75: ...DigitalFlow GC868 Programming Manual 2 Channel 5 0 Chapter 5 Clearing Data Introduction 5 1 Reset Totals 5 1 Deleting Site Files 5 2 Deleting Log Files 5 2...

Page 76: ...clearing procedures available via the Clear Menu can be undone Be very sure that the exact consequences of a selected option are thoroughly understood before proceeding Refer to Figure A 8 on page A 8...

Page 77: ...Options Do one of the following Press F1 F3 to enter one of the CLR submenus Press the EXIT key to return to the data measurement display 5 4 Deleting Log Files Use the LOG submenu to clear log files...

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Page 79: ...6 Serial Communications Introduction 6 1 Wiring the RS232 Interface 6 1 Checking the GC868 Baud Rate 6 1 Setting Up the Terminal Software 6 2 The Optional RS485 Serial Interface 6 3 Setting Up an Ethe...

Page 80: ...either case wire the GC868 end of the serial cable in accordance with the pin designations listed in Table 6 2 below Note For serial communications between a single GC868 and a single personal comput...

Page 81: ...program called Hyperterminal to access the serial ports To set up serial communications with a personal computer running under Windows 95 Windows 98 or Windows NT make sure the GC868 is powered on an...

Page 82: ...Note If the RS232 link does not function switching the leads to pins 2 TX and 3 RX at the RS232 connector on the meter often solves the problem 6 5 The Optional RS485 Serial Interface Although the sta...

Page 83: ...ce except while wiring the unit Reinstall the shroud after the wiring has been completed 1 Disconnect the main power to the electronics console and open the cover 2 Remove the clear plastic shroud tha...

Page 84: ...t wiring complete the following steps 1 Disconnect the main power to the electronics console and open the cover 2 Remove the clear plastic shroud that covers the electrical connectors 3 Remove the ser...

Page 85: ...r with the non modified converter is wired as the last unit in the chain 2 Using a twisted wire pair connect the XMT terminal of the barrier strip to the T R terminal of the PC s RS485 adapter and con...

Page 86: ...y connected to the subnet You can identify the GC868 by its MAC address supplied as part of customer documentation The default IP Port is 2101 The default IP addressing for the GC868 is DHCP dynamic I...

Page 87: ...e subnet You can identify the GC868 by its MAC address supplied as part of customer documentation The default TCP Port is 502 The default IP addressing for the GC868 is DHCP dynamic If you need to ass...

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Page 89: ...A 0 Appendix A Menu Maps Appendix A Menu Maps ACTIV SYSTM and PIPE Menu Map A 1 CH1 CH2 I O and Setup Menu Map A 2 CH1 CH2 ADVAN Menu Map A 3 GLOBL except I O SAVE and RECLL Menu Map A 4 GLOBL I O Me...

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Page 91: ...S Cor F3 S Mc F2 YES If Skan or S Mc F1 NO If S Mi or S Cor Use 703 1273 DSP EQUATION F1 F2 STAND ACTUL SUPERCOMPRESS F1 F2 NO YES If Mass Flow static No If Mass Flow static Yes F4 F1 TONS KG F3 F2 K...

Page 92: ...F3 1 2 5 10 30 60 STATS RESPONSE TIME F2 F3 F1 F2 NOTE Plain text represents prompt area messages and boxed text represents option bar choices Fx represent function keys to select option bar choices 8...

Page 93: ...MAXIMUM OFFSET of Peak Cyc Count Samples Cycle NO YES Use MEAS times only F1 F2 NO YES Skip Skan F1 F2 NO YES SkanDT Meas DT Check F1 F2 NO YES Normalize to 100 F1 F2 NO YES Measure SNR F1 F2 MEAS R W...

Page 94: ...ic F4 3 F3 F2 1 F1 0 2 MASS DECIMAL DIGITS MASS TOTALIZER F4 F1 2400 4800 F3 F2 600 F1 300 F2 1200 9600 F4 SITE4 F3 SITE3 F2 SITE2 F1 SITE1 F4 F3 F2 F1 SITE NAME SITE4 SITE3 SITE2 SITE1 English Metric...

Page 95: ...X F1 OFF F2 F3 TTLZR FREQ F1 CH1 F2 F4 DIF F3 SUM CH2 F1 AVE Channel F1 VEL F2 F4 TOTL F3 TOTL VOLUM F1 MDOT F2 F4 DIAG F3 MASS MASS BASE FULL Output measurement Slot x Freq Total Outputs F1 TOTL F2 F...

Page 96: ...FORMAT NUMERIC LOG DISPLAY SCREEN GRAPHICAL LOG DISPLAY SCREEN F2 CURS F1 CURS F4 PAGE F3 PAGE F2 END F1 START F3 YMAX F4 T INC F1 EXIT GRAPHICAL DISPLAY SCREEN F2 CURS F1 CURS F4 PAGE F3 PAGE F2 END...

Page 97: ...F2 TIME INCREMENT Y AXIS MAX Y RANGE F1 F2 NUM PLOT FORMAT NAME log 1 page 1st page pages PLOT option log 1 page NUM option F1 only F2 Y AXIS MAX Y RANGE F4 F1 KODAK SP401 F3 EPSON F2 XTECH F1 DP411...

Page 98: ...more files if more files F1 F2 NO YES F1 F2 OK EDIT F2 NOW STARTTIME F1 F2 AM PM HOUR F1 F2 OK EDIT F3 TODAY START DATE F1 F4 JAN DEC MONTH MINUTES SECONDS YEAR 12 choices F1 F2 OK EDIT F3 TIMED END T...

Page 99: ...DigitalFlow GC868 Programming Manual 2 Channel Appendix B Data Records Appendix B Data Records Option Cards Installed B 1 Initial Setup Data B 2...

Page 100: ...henever an option card is installed in one of the Model GC868 s expansion slots record the type of card and any additional setup information in the appropriate row of Table B 1 below Table B 1 Option...

Page 101: ...Channel Label Channel Message Channel Message Gas Equation Standard Actual Gas Equation Standard Actual Supercompress Supercompress Vol Units Vol Units Vol Time Units Vol Time Units Vol Dec Digits Vol...

Page 102: ...e Material Wedge Material Wedge Angle Wedge Angle Wedge Soundspeed Wedge Soundspeed Wedge Temperature Wedge Temperature Pipe Material Pipe Material Pipe O D Pipe O D Pipe Wall Pipe Wall Path Length P...

Page 103: ...el Appendix C Programming with PanaView Appendix C Programming with PanaView Introduction C 1 Wiring the RS232 Interface C 1 Setting Up the Communicatio ns Port C 1 Adding the GC868 C 4 Editing Meter...

Page 104: ...tions such as creating graph and log files displaying live measurement data and creating custom templates please refer to the general PanaView User s Manual 910 211 C 2 Wiring the RS232 Interface All...

Page 105: ...an Ethernet connection Note If you select TCP IP the menu changes Proceed to the next page 7 Select any suitable available baud rate A baud rate of 19 200 is appropriate for almost all applications H...

Page 106: ...dress If the IP address is unknown run the Device Discovery software utility All units found will be identified by their MAC address and the assigned IP address In the Port Number box enter 2101 the d...

Page 107: ...r option is not active in the Edit menu 2 Click on the New option in the Edit menu see Figure C 4 below Figure C 4 New Option in the Edit Menu 3 After clicking on the New option the Meter menu option...

Page 108: ...on Error Screen The screen offers the options of trying again or of canceling the operation Click on the desired choice and then on OK to confirm the choice or on Exit Application to close PanaView No...

Page 109: ...in Figure C 8 below Figure C 8 Properties Option in the Edit Menu The window appears similar to Figure C 9 below To perform a specific task refer to the appropriate section on the following pages Sett...

Page 110: ...Setting the Meter Clock The meter s Time may be reset in three different ways manually enter the time and date in the text box or click on the Sync to PC option button to have PanaView set the time an...

Page 111: ...d click on the desired channel After a moment the Properties window appears similar to Figure C 11 below Figure C 11 Active Signal Options in Properties Window 2 To select a different signal type open...

Page 112: ...k Save to save the signal as a text file Figure C 13 Save As Window C 5 5 Clearing Totalizers To clear the meter totalizers click on the Clear Totalizers button in the Properties window The meter tota...

Page 113: ...button 2 A window opens similar to Figure C 16 below Enter the desired name and click OK Figure C 16 Site Name Entry Window 3 The Site File Selection window Figure C 15 on page C 10 opens Highlight a...

Page 114: ...xt Form To store the data from a site file as a text file for display or printout 1 Highlight the site in the left pane See Figure C 14 on page C 9 2 Click Save Site Print to PC 3 The Site File Select...

Page 115: ...tion from the File menu 2 Expand the network tree until you reach the desired meter 3 Then expand the meter tree as shown in Figure C 18 below Figure C 18 New Meter Browser with Meter Branch 4 From th...

Page 116: ...sts the current entry while the center pane displays the available selections for that entry b Click on the desired choice if the entry requires a numeric value change the value displayed in the right...

Page 117: ...hen you have completed entering parameters in a given option click Exit Page to close the option You can then double click on another option or click Close to close the window You can double click on...

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Page 119: ...Fieldbus Communications Appendix D Foundation Fieldbus Communications Optional Measurements D 1 Configuration Utility Setup D 2 Selecting the Desired Measurements D 2 Selecting Units for AI Blocks D...

Page 120: ...Mass Flow MASS_U Ch1 Fwd Mass Totals MTOT_U Ch2 Fwd Mass Totals MTOT_U Avg Fwd Mass Totals MTOT_U Ch1 Rev Mass Totals MTOT_U Ch2 Rev Mass Totals MTOT_U Avg Rev Mass Totals MTOT_U Ch1 Mass Tot Digits n...

Page 121: ...been placed in the OOS out of service mode before executing D 3 Selecting the Desired Measurements To set the measurement unit for each AI 1 Double click on the FLOW Transducer Block in the tree unde...

Page 122: ...ing Manual 2 Channel 4 After the desired measurements have been selected for the PRIMARY and SEC ONDARY SELECTOR choose the unit system UNIT_SELECTOR above the PRIMA RY_SELECTOR that has been programm...

Page 123: ...ch you wish to set the units ANALOG_INPUT_1 or ANALOG_INPUT_2 in the tree under BHFlow XMT see Figure D 1 on page D 2 2 Select the tab and set the unit for the measurement based on the flow meter sett...

Page 124: ...s 1 Double click on the FLOW transducer block in the tree under BHFlow XMT see Figure D 1 on page D 2 2 Select the tab and scroll down to the CLEAR_TOTALIZERS listing 3 Select from the drop down list...

Page 125: ...ample setup using the Function Block Application editor The flowmeter AI blocks along with the AO and PID of another device on the network are displayed We have connected the AI_1 OUT of the flowmeter...

Page 126: ...Appendix D Foundation Fieldbus Communications D 7 DigitalFlow GC868 Programming Manual 2 Channel no content intended for this page...

Page 127: ...le Numeric Format 2 6 Numeric Key Functions 2 10 SLEEP Mode 2 11 Transducer Signals 2 8 Typical SIGNL Display Screen 2 9 DUAL Screen Format 2 2 Submenu 2 1 2 2 E Edit Functions Option C 12 Edit Menu C...

Page 128: ...rinting Data Live Data Graphical Format 4 3 Logged Data Graphical Format 4 5 Logged Data Numeric Format 4 5 Measurement Parameter Options 4 2 Sample Printout Live Graphical 4 4 Sample Printout Live Nu...

Page 129: ...en 2 9 Site Edit Menu C 12 Site File Operations C 9 Site Files Handling C 9 SITE Submenu 5 2 SLEEP Submenu 2 1 2 11 STD Submenu 3 1 3 2 STOP Menu Map 4 6 Submenu 3 1 3 5 4 6 Stopwatch Totalizer Progra...

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Page 131: ...lamp On Ultrasonic Flowmeter to which this declaration relates are in conformity with the following standards EN 61326 1998 Class A Annex A Continuous Unmonitored Operation EN 61010 1 1993 A2 1995 Ove...

Page 132: ...Ultrasonic Flowmeter r latif cette d claration sont en conformit avec les documents suivants EN 61326 1998 Class A Annex A Continuous Unmonitored Operation EN 61010 1 1993 A2 1995 Overvoltage Categor...

Page 133: ...da die Produkte GC868 Gas Clamp On Ultrasonic Flowmeter folgende Normen erf llen EN 61326 1998 Class A Annex A Continuous Unmonitored Operation EN 61010 1 1993 A2 1995 Overvoltage Category II Pollutio...

Page 134: ...one or more countries All third party product and company names are trademarks of their respective holders 910 226P2F1 Customer Support Centers U S A 1100 Technology Park Drive Billerica MA 01821 4111...

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