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P973 Start Day

Use this parameter to enter the

day

of the week (

P974

) that

Daylight

Saving Time

is to

start

OPTION

DESCRIPTION

2= Monday

DST

will

start

on a

Monday

3= Tuesday

DST

will

start

on a

Tuesday

4= Wednesday

DST

will

start

on a

Wednesday

5= Thursday

DST

will

start

on a

Thursday

6= Friday

DST

will

start

on a

Friday

7= Saturday

DST

will

start

on a

Saturday

8= Sunday (Default)

DST

will

start

on a

Sunday

P974 Start Week

This parameter will determine the

week

of the month (

P975

) in which

Daylight-Saving Time

is to

start

OPTION

DESCRIPTION

1= Week 1

DST

will

start

day

(

P973

) in the

first

week

(

P974

) of the

month

(

P975

2= Week 2

DST

will

start

day

(

P973

) in the

second

week

(

P974

) of the

month

(

P975

3= Week 3

DST

will

start

day

(

P973

) in the

third

week

(

P974

) of the

month

(

P975

4= Week 4

DST

will

start

day

(

P973

) in the

fourth

week

(

P974

) of the

month

(

P975

5= Last (Default)

DST

will

start

day

(

P973

) in the

last

week

(

P974

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Summary of Contents for Zenith 140

Page 1: ...Zenith 140 Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...2 ...

Page 3: ...jury or damage whatsoever arising out of the application or use of any product or circuit described herein Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of this documentation but Pulsar Measurement cannot be held liable for any errors Pulsar Measurement operates a policy of constant development and improvement and reserves the right to amend technical details as necessary The Zenith shown on the c...

Page 4: ...ply Requirements 15 Location 16 Dimensions 17 Fascia Mount 17 Terminal connection details 19 Power 20 Transducer 20 Voltage selector and fuse location 23 Preparation for Operation 25 Maintenance 25 Chapter 3 How To Use Your Zenith 140 26 Operating the Controls 26 Run Mode 27 Program Mode 28 How to Access Program Mode 28 Hot Keys 29 Menu Keys 30 Numeric Keys 30 Using the Menu System 31 Directly Edi...

Page 5: ...meter Guide 48 Menu System 48 Top Level Menu 48 Application Menu 48 Relays Menu 50 Pump Advanced Menu 51 Digital Inputs Menu 52 Float Switch Menu 53 Tariff Guard Menu 54 Data Logs Menu 55 Pumped Volume Menu 56 Efficiency Menu 57 Display Menu 58 mA Output Menu 59 Compensation Menu 59 Stability Menu 60 Echo Processing Menu 60 System Menu 61 Device Comm Menu 62 Test Menu 63 Application Parameters 64 ...

Page 6: ...s 94 Pump Run On 94 Starting 94 Stopping 95 Pump Exercising 95 Wall Cling 96 Storm 96 Digital Inputs 97 Digital Input Parameters 103 Digital Input 105 Float Switch FS Backup 107 Digital Input 108 Tariff Guard 109 Data Log parameters 112 Totaliser Audits 112 Temperature 112 Pump Logs 113 Pumped Volume 114 Volume 116 Conversion 116 Breakpoints 121 Tables 122 Pump Efficiency 123 ...

Page 7: ... Limits 135 mA Trim 135 mA Failsafe 136 Compensation Parameters 137 Offset 137 Temperature 137 Velocity 138 Stability Parameters 139 Damping 139 Indicator 139 Rate 139 Filters 140 Echo Processing Parameters 141 Transducer 1 Status 141 Transducer 2 Status 142 DATEM Parameters 143 System Parameters 144 Passcode 144 Backup 144 System Information 145 Date Time 146 ...

Page 8: ... LED Colour 146 Watchdog 147 Daylight Saving Time 148 Device Comm 152 RS232 Set Up 152 RS 485 Set Up 152 Remote Alarm 153 Test Parameters 155 Simulation 155 Hardware 156 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 158 Chapter 7 Disposal 159 Notes 160 ...

Page 9: ...nstallation is as simple as possible About this Manual It is important that this manual is referred to for correct installation and operation There are various parts of the manual that offer additional help or information as shown Tips TIP Look for this icon throughout your Pulsar Measurement manual to find helpful information and answers to frequently asked questions Additional Information Refere...

Page 10: ...n extremely wide variety of applications Easy calibration and maintenance free fit and forget performance mean that you can install the Zenith 140 pump controller rapidly and with confidence Six user definable relays with adjustable individual on and off points seven user definable digital inputs isolated mA output RS 232 and intelligent performance logging software features provide the user with ...

Page 11: ...ms pump starters or other control equipment In addition the digital inputs can be used to modify pump and control regimes to optimise performance There is an isolated 4 20 mA output that can be connected to a chart recorder or PLC to monitor level space or distance independently from that shown on the display There is an RS232 port so that the Zenith 140 can be operated remotely by a PC or other e...

Page 12: ...of the measured range or 6 mm whichever is greater mmWAVE 2mm Resolution 0 1 of the measured range or 2 mm whichever is greater Max Range Dependant on transducer maximum 40m dB40 Min Range Dependent upon application and transducer minimum zero dB Mach3 Rate Response Fully adjustable ECHO PROCESSING Description DATEM Digital Adaptive Tracking of Echo Movement OUTPUTS Analogue I O Isolated floating ...

Page 13: ...Via passcode user selectable and adjustable Programmed data integrity Via non volatile RAM plus backup SUPPLY Power Supply 115V AC 5 10 50 60 Hz 230V AC 5 10 50 60 Hz DC 18 36V Fuses 10W maximum power typically 6W 100 mA at 170 240 VAC fitted as standard to wall units 200 mA at 85 120 VAC fitted as standard to fascia units Pulsar Measurement operates a policy of constant development and improvemen...

Page 14: ...ZENITH 140 INSTRUCTION MANUAL 14 EU Certificate of Conformity ...

Page 15: ...will typically consume 6W of power with a maximum of 10W Important Information All shipping cartons should be opened carefully When using a box cutter do not plunge the blade deeply into the box as it could potentially cut or scratch equipment components Carefully remove equipment from each carton checking it against the packing list before discarding any packing material If there is any shortage ...

Page 16: ...e Zenith 140 is installed in a Safe non hazardous area For a clear view of the LCD display it is recommended that it is mounted at eye level The mounting surface is to be vibration free The ambient temperature is between 20 C and 50 C There should be no high voltage cables or inverters nearby Important Information All electronic products are susceptible to electrostatic shock so follow proper grou...

Page 17: ...PULSAR MEASUREMENT 17 Dimensions Fascia Mount The dimensions of the wall fixing holes are as shown below ...

Page 18: ...ZENITH 140 INSTRUCTION MANUAL 18 The full dimensions of the fascia mount enclosure are as shown below 162 mm 20mm 72mm 15mm 16mm 200 mm 112 mm ...

Page 19: ...PULSAR MEASUREMENT 19 Terminal connection details Fascia Mount The terminal details are as illustrated below ...

Page 20: ...wires of the transducer should be connected to the screen of the extension cable For Zone 1 applications a transducer certified to Sira 02ATEX5104X is used and must be supplied via a 4000A breaking fuse which is fitted as standard to the Zenith For Zone 0 a transducer certified to Sira 02ATEX2103X is used which must be connected to the Zenith controller via an external Zener barrier See transducer...

Page 21: ...isolated floating mA output to 150 V of 4 20mA or 0 20mA and the load should not exceed 500 Current Input Optional This feature is available as an option only Please consult Pulsar for further details The current input is an isolated floating mA input to 150 V 4 20mA or 0 20mA Temperature Input Optional The external temperature sensor allows more localised compensation of the measured distance due...

Page 22: ...tion only please consult Pulsar for further details Digital Inputs Where the Zenith is required to provide power for a Device Input the appropriate Digital Input should be wired between the 24VDC supply terminal and the IN terminal TOTAL maximum current available for all seven digital inputs from the 24VDC supply is 24mA When Device Inputs are self powered connection of the device should be made b...

Page 23: ...t to the serial interface to operate your Zenith remotely Voltage selector and fuse location Fascia Mount The voltage selector switch and mains fuse is located under the removable cover at the bottom of the unit as illustrated below AC VOLTAGE SELECTOR 230 115 AC POWER FUSE ...

Page 24: ...t to 230 volts AC for safety reasons and a 100mA fuse fitted as standard Never operate the Zenith 140 with the terminals access cover removed An external switch or circuit breaker should be installed near to the Zenith 140 to allow the supply to be removed during installation and maintenance In addition the relay contacts should also have a means of isolating them from the unit Interconnecting cab...

Page 25: ...Measurement for advice To clean the equipment wipe with a damp cloth Do not use any solvents on the enclosure Important Information The unique DATEM software comes into operation as soon as power is applied and is designed to monitor a moving level or target with the transducer in a fixed position If after any period of use it should become necessary to move the transducer for any reason from its ...

Page 26: ...am mode the display is used to read information on the Menu System Parameter Number and parameter details and values which can be entered During Test Mode the display is used to monitor the simulated level A bar graph is also provided which will provide a visual reading of the level in percentage of span 1 Displays the current mode of operation 2 Main 6 digit display Run Mode current measurement d...

Page 27: ...cators Run Mode indicates in which direction the level is moving Program Mode indicates at which level of the menu system you are at There are two main operating modes for your Zenith 140 Run Mode and Program Mode There is also a Test Mode used for checking the set up All modes are now described Run Mode This mode is used once the Zenith 140 has been set up in program mode It is also the default m...

Page 28: ...or each of the parameters that are relevant to your application provides all the programming information How to Access Program Mode To enter program mode on the Zenith 140 you simply enter the passcode via the keypad followed by the ENTER key The default passcode is 1997 so you would press the following Important Information There is a time out period of 15 minutes when in program mode After which...

Page 29: ... running hours Not used with Zenith 140 Displays echo confidence echo strength height above loss limit HALL average noise peak noise and temperature Not used with Zenith 140 Total number of pump starts and individual pump starts Reset parameter to default setting Instantaneous mA output Not used with Zenith 140 Dependent on application Displays distance level space volume or rate of change of leve...

Page 30: ...he level moving up and down 1 Used to confirm each action e g select a menu option 2 Used to confirm questions asked by the Zenith such as before restring factory defaults Used to navigate up a level in the menu system and back to run mode Used to cancel a value entered in error Numeric Keys These keys are used for entering numerical information during programming CANCEL ENTER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ...

Page 31: ...his manual When you move down into the sub menu you can scroll round using the arrow keys press ENTER to go to the required section of parameters Once you have reached the relevant section scroll through the parameters and enter the necessary information To enter the information use the numeric keys and then press ENTER you will then see the message Saved If you press CANCEL then the change you ma...

Page 32: ... line shows the value you are setting Once you have accessed a parameter you can either just look at it or change it Once a parameter has been changed press ENTER and you will see the message Saved If you press CANCEL then the change you made will not be saved and the message Unchanged will be displayed You can jump straight to the last parameter you edited by pressing when you first enter program...

Page 33: ...al simulation using the arrow keys will allow you to move the level up and down as required To enter simulation first go to program mode Using the menu system select menu item Test then sub menu item Simulation Simply change the value of the parameter P980 to one of the following 1 Manual soft simulation 2 Automatic soft simulation 3 Manual hard simulation 4 Automatic hard simulation To return to ...

Page 34: ...ed as shown in Chapter 2 Zenith 140 Installation To use the device remotely you need to log on to start and log off when finished When logged on the Zenith will show Remote ON on the display and Communicator OFF when logged off All commands should be followed by a carriage return When logged on the unit will respond either OK or a value if the command is accepted or NO if it is not To log on send ...

Page 35: ...current temperature CURRENTOUT1 show the mA output 1 value CURRENTOUT2 show the mA output 2 value BACKUP1 take backup of parameters to area 1 BACKUP2 take backup of parameters to area 2 RESTORE1 restore parameters from area 1 RESTORE2 restore parameters from area 2 Please consult Pulsar Measurement or contact your local Pulsar representative for further details and a full list of available command...

Page 36: ...his figure Once you are satisfied with the installation and Zenith 140 is reading what you would expect in terms of distance from the face of the transducer to the material level then you can proceed with programming for the intended application It is sensible to program all the required parameters at the same time The system will be then set up Note The span is automatically calculated from the e...

Page 37: ...first item on the menu system Try pressing the two arrow keys to see some more menu options but return to Quick Setup and press ENTER 1 9 9 7 ENTER This takes you to the common applications parameter P200 ENTER This takes you to the common applications parameters and you will see some options appearing on the display Factory Defaults If you have already setup a common application then there will b...

Page 38: ... pumps required the pump duty and any requirement for alarms and choose the appropriate options If you want to set up a pump up reservoir control application then choose 3 You then need to decide the number of pumps required the pump duty and any requirement for alarms and choose the appropriate options In certain cases the Quick Setup Menu has been customised for customer specific applications to...

Page 39: ...How Many Alarms 0 No Alarms 1 One Alarm 2 Two Alarms 3 Three Alarms 4 Four Alarms 5 Five Alarms List will be truncated according to the number of Control relays selected Pump Duty 1 Fixed Duty Assis 2 Fixed Duty Backup 3 Alt Duty Assist 4 Alt Duty Backup 5 Duty Backup Ass 6 Ser Ratio Duty Ass 7 Ser Ratio Duty B up 8 FOFO Alt Duty Ass 9 Ser Ratio Stby 10 2 Pump Set 4 Customised Select the option sp...

Page 40: ...l 1 Liquid Material in the vessel either liquid or solid If the solid lays flat then it can be programmed as liquid P104 Measurement Units 1 metres Select units to be used for programming measurement information P105 Empty Level 6m Distance from the face of the transducer to the material at the bottom of the vessel P106 Span 5 7m Distance from the empty level 0 full to span 100 full For More Optio...

Page 41: ...etpoints Factory preset as a to appropriate level according to the span already entered See tables below Either Alarm or Level control Depends on application P253 P254 Relay 5 ON OFF setpoints Factory preset as a to appropriate level according to the span already entered See tables below Either Alarm or Level control Depends on application P263 P264 Relay 5 ON OFF setpoints Factory preset as a to ...

Page 42: ...SETPOINT Pump Down One Pump 1 50 20 Pump Down Two Pump 1 Pump 2 50 70 20 20 Pump Down Three Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 50 60 70 20 20 20 Pump Down Four Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 40 50 60 70 20 20 20 20 Pump Down Five Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 Pump 5 40 50 60 70 75 20 20 20 20 20 Pump Down Six Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 Pump 5 Pump 6 40 50 60 70 75 80 20 20 20 20 20 20 ...

Page 43: ...2 Pump 3 50 40 30 80 20 80 Pump Up Four Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 60 50 40 30 80 80 80 80 Pump Up Five Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 Pump 5 60 50 40 30 25 80 80 80 80 80 Pump Up Six Pump 1 Pump 2 Pump 3 Pump 4 Pump 5 Pump 6 60 50 40 30 25 20 80 80 80 80 80 80 RELAY FUNCTION RELAY ID ON SETPOINT OFF SETPOINT Alarm HiHi 90 85 Alarm High 85 80 Alarm Low 10 15 Alarm LoLo 5 10 ...

Page 44: ...relay 1 will come on until the level drops to 2 24 m when it will turn off If the level drops to 0 28 m then relay 2 will come on until it rises 0 42 m when it will turn off The display will show the level in the tank The mA output will be representative of level where 4mA empty level 0 and 20mA 2 8m 100 Empty Distance P105 3 5m 100 Span P106 2 8m 85 High alarm on P213 2 38m 80 High alarm off P214...

Page 45: ...2 Xducer P101 2 dB6 Material P102 1 Liquid Measurement units P104 1 Metres Empty Level P105 3 5m Span P106 2 8m Programming is now complete and the unit can be returned to the run mode press CANCEL until Run Mode Is displayed on the LCD press ENTER and the Zenith 140 will return to the Run Mode Important Notice If relay setpoints do not meet the exact requirements of the application they can be mo...

Page 46: ...hifted to pump 2 which will come on first next time During peak periods when pump 1 cannot cope pump 1 will come on at 0 84m pump 2 will come on at 1 4m and pump down to 0 56m The setpoints are then shifted to pump 2 which will come on first next time If neither pump can cope and the level rises to 2 38m then the alarm relay relay 3 will come on and go off when the level falls to 2 24m This will i...

Page 47: ...1 High Alarm Alarm No 1 5 Set to relay 5 Xducer P101 2 dB6 Measurement units P104 1 Metres Empty Level P105 3 5m Span P106 2 8m Programming is now complete and the unit can be returned to the run mode press CANCEL until Run Mode Is displayed on the LCD press ENTER and the Zenith 140 will return to the Run Mode Important Notice If relay setpoints do not meet the exact requirements of the applicatio...

Page 48: ... using the menu system For further details and a full description of all parameters refer to the Parameter Listings and Descriptions section of this chapter Top Level Menu Quick Setup Application Relays Pump Advanced Digital Inputs FS Backup Tariff Guard Display mA Output Pump Efficiency Pump Volume Compensation Stability System Test Device Comm Echo Processing Data Logs Important Notice FS Backup...

Page 49: ...ces mA Input P100 Mode P101 Transducer P119 mA Status P104 Measurement Units P102 Material P105 Empty Level P106 Span P107 Near Blanking P108 Far Blanking P120 Low mA In P121 High mA In P122 Low Level In P123 High Level In P124 Low mA Trim P125 High mA Trim ...

Page 50: ...rm ID or Pump Group P252 Alarm ID or Pump Group P262 Alarm ID or Pump Group P223 Set 1 P233 Set 1 P243 Set 1 P253 Set 1 P263 Set 1 P224 Set 2 P234 Set 2 P244 Set 2 P254 Set 2 P264 Set 2 P225 Set 3 As Required P235 Set 3 As Required P245 Set 3 As Required P255 Set 3 As Required P265 Set 3 As Required P226 Allocat P236 Allocat P246 Allocat P256 Allocat P266 Allocat P227 Closures P237 Closures P247 C...

Page 51: ...opping Exercise Wall Cling Storm P349 Prime Level P352 Start Delay P348 Stop Delay P354 Exercise Enable P360 Wall Cling P370 Pump Disable P350 Run Interval P351 Run Duration P353 Power Delay P355 Idle Time P356 Exercise Time P357 Minimum Head P371 Disable Time ...

Page 52: ...Input Delay P305 Input Filter P306 Override Level P372 Type P373 Function P374 Assign Input 2 P375 Input 3 P378 Input 4 P381 Input 5 P384 Input 6 P387 Digital Input 2 to Digital Input 6 Input 2 P376 Input 3 P379 Input 4 P382 Input 5 P385 Input 6 P388 Input 2 P377 Input 3 P380 Input 4 P383 Input 5 P386 Input 6 P389 Digital Input 7 P390 Type P391 Function P392 Assign ...

Page 53: ...333 Type P334 Function P335 Forced Level Input 2 P336 Input 3 P339 Input 4 P342 Input 5 P345 Type Digital Input 2 to Digital Input 5 Input 2 P337 Input 3 P340 Input 4 P343 Input 5 P346 Function Input 2 P338 Input 3 P341 Input 4 P344 Input 5 P347 Forced Level Digital Input 6 P363 Type P364 Function P365 Forced Level ...

Page 54: ... PT2 P409 PT3 P415 PT4 P421 PT5 P427 PT6 P433 PT7 P439 PT8 P446 PT9 P451 PT2 P410 PT3 P416 PT4 P422 PT5 P428 PT6 P434 PT7 P440 PT8 P447 PT9 P452 PT2 P411 PT3 P417 PT4 P423 PT5 P429 PT6 P435 PT7 P441 PT8 P448 PT9 P453 P393 Enable P394 Lead Time P395 Lag Time P396 Minimum Pump Time P398 Overflow Level P400 PT1 Day P401 PT1 Week P402 PT1 Start Peak Date P403 PT1 End Peak Date P404 PT1 Start Time P404...

Page 55: ...463 465 467 469 471 473 475 477 Totals 2 to 9 P478 Vol Date 10 P580 Min Temp P478 Volume 10 P581 Min Temp Date P582 Min Temp Time P583 Max Temp P584 Max Temp Date P585 Max Temp Time P586 Current Temperature P511 Pump 1 Hours P512 Pump 1 Starts P513 Pump 1 Starts per Hour P514 Pump 1 Run On P561 Pump 6 Hours P562 Pump 6 Starts P563 Pump 6 Starts per Hour P564 Pump 6 Run On P515 Pump 1 Draw P516 Pum...

Page 56: ...ume P605 Volume Units P606 Correct Factor P607 Max Volume P612 614 616 618 620 622 624 626 628 630 632 634 636 638 640 642 644 646 648 650 652 654 656 658 660 662 664 666 668 670 Level Bkpts 2 to 31 Breakpoints P610 Level Bkpt 1 P611 Vol Bkpt 1 P613 615 617 619 621 623 625 627 629 631 633 635 637 639 641 643 645 647 649 651 653 655 657 659 661 663 665 667 669 671 Vol Bkpts 2 to 31 P672 Level Bkpt ...

Page 57: ...PULSAR MEASUREMENT 57 Efficiency Menu Set Up P187 Pump Effic P188 Calib Delay P189 Cal Duration P190 Persist Cnt P191 Demote Pumps P192 Demote Flags P193 Calib Pumps ...

Page 58: ...aces P804 Display Conversion P805 Display Source P808 Fail Mode P809 Fail Time P810 Units P811 Alarms P812 Pumps P813 Control P814 Misc P815 Auxiliary Source P816 Totaliser R P817 Auxiliary Offset Totaliser P829 Bargraph P820 Totaliser P821 Totaliser R P822 Totaliser Decimal P823 Totaliser Multiplier P800 Display Units ...

Page 59: ...rce P854 Fixed Temperature P860 Sound Velocity P854 Fixed Temperature Range Operation Setpoint Limits Trim Fail Safe Allocation P830 mA Out Range P831 mA Out Mode P834 Low Value P836 Low Limit P835 High Value P838 Low mA Trim P840 Fail Mode P841 Allocation P837 High Limit P839 High mA Trim P854 Fixed Temperature P853 Allocation ...

Page 60: ...stance P877 Rate Value P878 Lower Cutoff P880 Gate Mode P881 Fixed Distance P882 Process Filter P884 Peak Percent Xdr 1 Status Xdr 2 Status P900 Xdr 1 Status P901 Echo Confidence 1 P902 Echo Strength 1 P903 Average Noise 1 P904 Peak Noise 1 P905 Sensitivity 1 P906 Side Clearance 1 P910 Xdr 2 Status P916 Side Clearance 2 P915 Sensitivity 2 P914 Peak Noise 2 P913 Average Noise 2 P912 Echo Strength 2...

Page 61: ... P935 Off Colour P970 DST Enable P922 Passcode P927 Hardware Revision P928 Serial Number P929 Site Ident P930 Factory Default P931 Time P932 Date Format P936 Alarm Colour P937 Pump Colour P938 Control Colour P939 Misc Colour P971 DST Difference P972 DST Start Time P973 Start Day P974 Start Week P975 Start Month P976 DST End Time P977 End Day P978 End Week P979 End Month ...

Page 62: ...ce Mode P131 Protocol P132 Device Addr P133 Device Baud RS232 Setup P61 Comms Baud Remote Alarm P144 Call Type P145 Tel No 1 P146 Tel No 2 P147 Tel No 3 P134 Parity P135 Stop Bit P136 Data Format P137 Delay in milli sec If Comms Type is Profibus P132 Device Addr P143 Addr Lock P148 Timed Out P149 Retry No ...

Page 63: ...st Menu Simulation Hardware P980 Simulate P981 Increment P982 Rate P983 Start Level P984 Incremental Change P990 Self Test P991 Hardware Test P992 mA Out Test P993 mA In Test P994 Transducer Test P995 Keys Test P996 Relay Test ...

Page 64: ...t and can be set to one of the following OPTION DESCRIPTION 0 Auxiliary Use a mA input 1 dB3 Transducer is a dB3 Range 0 to 3 metres 2 dB6 default Transducer is a dB6 Range 0 3 to 6 metres 3 dB10 Transducer is a dB10 Range 0 3 to 10 metres 4 dB15 Transducer is a dB15 Range 0 5 to 15 metres 5 dB25 Transducer is a dB25 Range 0 6 to 25 metres 6 dB40 Transducer is a dB40 Range 1 2 to 40 metres 7 dBS6 ...

Page 65: ...TION 0 None Default Use the optional mA input Please consult Pulsar for availability 1 dB3 Transducer is a dB3 Range 0 to 3 metres 2 dB6 Transducer is a dB6 Range 0 3 to 6 metres 3 dB10 Transducer is a dB10 Range 0 3 to 10 metres 4 dB15 Transducer is a dB15 Range 0 5 to 15 metres 5 dB25 Transducer is a dB25 Range 0 6 to 25 metres 6 dB40 Transducer is a dB40 Range 1 2 to 40 metres 7 dBS6 Transducer...

Page 66: ...cally set to be equal to the Empty Level P105 less the Near Blanking distance P107 when you set the empty level Important Notice When changing the Empty Distance P105 you can also recalculate the values for the Span so that it equals the empty distance P105 minus Near Blanking P107 and the Relay Setpoints so that they remain at the same percentage values of the empty distance as they were before y...

Page 67: ...e 0 60 metres P101 dB40 Default blanking distance 1 20 metres P101 dBS6 Default blanking distance 0 20 metres P101 dBR16 Default blanking distance 0 077 metres P101 dBR8 Default blanking distance 0 077 metres The signal emanates from the curved face of the radar but for the purposes of measurement it is taken from the drip shield P108 Far Blanking Distance This is the distance as a percentage of t...

Page 68: ... when using the optional current input instead of an ultrasonic transducer Default 4ma P121 High mA in This parameter sets the current input figure that is used to represent span when using the optional current input instead of an ultrasonic transducer Default 20mA P122 Low Level in This parameter sets the distance to empty point when using the optional current input Aux input instead of an ultras...

Page 69: ...om the device connected to the mA Input is not displayed then you can trim it using this parameter Important Notice When using the auxiliary input all settings relating to measurement should be entered in relation to level i e zero empty to 100 full and not distance This also means that the device you are connecting should provide an input that will change with level ...

Page 70: ... 1 22 parameters for Relay 2 23 parameters for Relay 3 24 parameters for Relay 4 25 parameters for Relay 5 26 parameters for Relay 6 The third digit selects specific parameter for the setting of the relays which can be selected individually and results in the following parameter numbers for each relay Relay 1 210 to 219 Relay 2 220 to 229 Relay 3 230 to 239 Relay 4 240 to 249 Relay 5 250 to 259 Re...

Page 71: ...F This will ensure an alarm is raised if the power fails to the unit 2 Pump Relay is programmed as a pump relay which will energise ON and de energise OFF 3 Control Relay is programmed as a control relay which will energise ON and de energise OFF 4 Miscellaneous Relay is programmed as a miscellaneous relay which will energise ON and de energise OFF 5 Pump by time Relay is programmed as a pump rela...

Page 72: ...ositive value for an increasing level 3 Temperature Alarm is based on the temperature and the type of temperature alarm P212 222 232 242 252 262 and two setpoints must be set P213 223 233 243 253 263 P214 224 234 244 254 264 The temperature used depends on the temperature source selected P852 Setpoints are entered in o C 4 Loss of Echo Alarm is raised if the Failsafe Timer P809 expires No setpoint...

Page 73: ...rs Tariff Guard mode Tariff Guard enable P393 must be set to 1 for this option to be selectable No setpoints are required To set figures in press the hot key to show and enter figure relative to empty level Important Notice The Loss of Echo and Loss of Clock will also be shown on the display as Lost Echo and Lost Clock respectively ...

Page 74: ... goes OFF when the value reaches the OFF setpoint P213 223 233 243 253 263 is ON Setpoint P214 224 234 244 254 264 is OFF Setpoint 2 High Relay goes ON when the value rises to the ON setpoint and goes OFF when the value lowers to the OFF setpoint ON OFF Relay Setpoints P213 223 233 243 253 263 and P214 224 234 244 254 264 Setpoints can be set in any order as the unit knows that you are setting a h...

Page 75: ... 5 Loss of Clock This parameter has no function and will not be displayed When P211 221 231 241 251 261 6 Pump Efficiency This parameter assigns the alarm to the appropriate pump relay as detailed below OPTION DESCRIPTION 0 Off Default Relay will not operate 1 Relay 1 Alarm is assigned to pump on Relay 1 2 Relay 2 Alarm is assigned to pump on Relay 2 3 Relay 3 Alarm is assigned to pump on Relay 3 ...

Page 76: ...lay goes ON when a device failure is detected on relay 2 None 3 Fail Relay 3 Relay goes ON when a device failure is detected on relay 3 None 4 Fail Relay 4 Relay goes ON when a device failure is detected on relay 4 None 5 Fail Relay 5 Relay goes ON when a device failure is detected on relay 5 None 6 Fail Relay 6 Relay goes ON when a device failure is detected on relay 6 None 7 Any 1 Fail Relay goe...

Page 77: ...2 Relay goes ON when a device fail signal is detected on digital input 2 None 3 Fail Input 3 Relay goes ON when a device fail signal is detected on digital input 3 None 4 Fail Input 4 Relay goes ON when a device fail signal is detected on digital input 4 None 5 Fail Input 5 Relay goes ON when a device fail signal is detected on digital input 5 None 6 Fail Input 6 Relay goes ON when a device fail s...

Page 78: ... When P211 221 231 241 251 261 4 Loss of Echo 5 Loss of Clock 7 Device Fail or 8 Device Alarm This parameter has no function and will not be displayed Important Notice Setpoints are entered in values according to the function selected Level entered in Display Units or of span as referenced to Empty Level Rate of Change entered in Display Units per minute or of span per minute For an alarm on an in...

Page 79: ... malfunction intake blockage etc then it is stopped and another pump shall take over Each pump has its own setpoints P213 223 233 243 253 263 P214 224 234 244 254 264 3 Alternate duty assist All pumps are used to assist each other run at the same time and each pump has its own setpoints P213 223 233 243 253 263 P214 224 234 244 254 264 but each time all pumps have stopped then the setpoints are se...

Page 80: ...points P213 223 233 243 253 P214 224 234 244 254 264 6 Service ratio duty assist All pumps are used to assist each other run at the same time and each pump has its own setpoints P213 223 233 243 253 263 P214 224 234 244 254 264 And a service ratio setting The third setpoint P215 225 235 245 255 265 is used to set the service ratio Each time a pump is required to start then the pump with the least ...

Page 81: ...ly then pump A will operate for twice as many hours as pump B 8 First On First Off Alternate duty assist The first pump switched on is the first pump to be switched off etc regardless of the set points so the setpoints are dynamically changed to enable this 9 Service Ratio Standby When a service ratio duty is being used on all other pumps in use the standby pump can be started on a ratio basis onl...

Page 82: ...N point of the pump P214 224 234 244 254 264 Relay Setpoint 2 This parameter determines the OFF point of the pump The sixth parameter will determine the service ratio that will be used to switch the pump when pump duty selected is a Service Ratio duty P210 220 230 240 250 6 7 or 9 Service ratio P215 225 235 245 255 265 Relay Setpoint 3 This parameter determines the Service Ratio in values of See t...

Page 83: ...23 233 243 253 2 Storm Relay will energise ON when storm conditions are in effect and de energise OFF when storm conditions cease Two setpoints are required Upper Storm ON P213 223 233 243 253 263 and Lower Storm OFF P214 224 234 244 254 264 This allows the relay to be used to activate a device as a result of high levels such as a storm condition e g opening a gate valve to divert storm overflow i...

Page 84: ...alve Pump relay sets the Flush Duration P215 225 235 245 235 236 this is the duration for Flush 5 Step Time Step Time Control allows relays to be used to control a device such as a motorised valve or gate in order to maintain the level within two predetermined points Relays will energise ON when Step Time condition is in effect and de energises OFF when Step Time goes off One relay will be require...

Page 85: ... 241 251 261 4 Flush Valve If the relay is selected for Flush Valve Pump then this parameter is used to determine to which pump the Flush function is assigned Enter the relay number to which the assigned pump is connected P211 221 231 241 251 261 5 Step Time If the relay is selected for Step Time then this parameter is used to assign the relay to the 0 Open condition increase level or 1 Close cond...

Page 86: ...221 231 241 251 261 5 Step Time Relay Setpoint 1 is entered in values of Measurement Units P104 See the appropriate relay function tables P211 221 231 241 251 261 for further information P211 221 231 241 251 261 6 Differential Relay Setpoint 1 is entered in values of Measurement Units P104 See the appropriate relay function tables P211 221 231 241 251 261 for further information P214 P224 P234 P24...

Page 87: ...he appropriate relay Function tables P211 221 231 241 251 261 for further information P211 221 231 241 251 261 6 Differential Relay Setpoints are entered in values of Measurement Units P104 See the appropriate relay Function tables P211 221 231 241 251 261 for further information P215 P225 P235 P245 P255 265 Relay Setpoint 3 P211 221 231 241 251 261 4 Flush Valve Enter desired Flush duration in se...

Page 88: ...lay Setpoint 2 P214 224 234 244 254 264 2 Totaliser Relay will energise ON momentarily each time the specified flow has passed as set in Relay setpoint 1 P213 223 233 243 253 263 this parameter sets the multiplication factor which will be applied to the on board totaliser P820 to determine the switch point of the relay E g if the totaliser is set to totalise in cubic metres and the relay is requir...

Page 89: ...elay will remain ON Default 0 00 mins P210 220 230 2 Totaliser P213 223 233 243 253 263 Relay Setpoint 1 Relay Setpoints are entered as a factor by which the on board totaliser P820 should be multiplied by to provide a relay closure Default 0 00 P214 224 234 244 254 264 Relay Setpoint 2 Relay Setpoints are entered in seconds to set the Time Period that the relay will remain ON Default 0 00 secs Pu...

Page 90: ... Each pump has its own setpoints P213 223 233 243 253 263 P214 224 234 244 254 264 3 Alternate duty assist All pumps are used to assist each other run at the same time and each pump has its own setpoints P213 223 233 243 253 263 P214 224 234 244 254 264 but each time all pumps have stopped then the setpoints are sequentially rotated between the pumps to ensure equal pump use 4 Alternate duty backu...

Page 91: ...mp Group By default all pump groups are set to 1 but if you want to have another group then set this parameter to 2 for each pump relay that should operate together as part of a second group The fourth parameter and the fifth parameter for each relay set the pump ON and OFF points which are entered in Measurement units P104 For pump down the ON is set higher than OFF For pump up then ON is set low...

Page 92: ...Once a pump or general control relay has been switched ON by the pre determined Rate of Change it will remain energised until the level reaches the OFF level setpoint P214 224 234 244 254 264 Max Rate is entered in Measurement Units P104 per minute and can be entered as either positive increasing level or negative decreasing level values Common Relay parameters P216 226 236 246 256 266 Relay Alloc...

Page 93: ...228 P238 P248 P258 268 Relay Fail Safe Your Zenith has a general fail safe parameter P808 However this can be overridden so that each individual relay has its own independent failsafe mode This parameter determines what the relay will do in the event of the Failsafe Time P809 expiring OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 Default Relay assumes system default mode P808 1 Hold Relay remains in its current state 2 D...

Page 94: ...et required time period in hours at which pump run on should occur P351 Run Duration This parameter sets the length of time in seconds that pumps will run on for it should be noted that only one run on is allowed per Run Interval Starting This feature is used to reduce the effects of power surges caused by switching of pumps in the following instances P352 Power surge mains or hydraulic that is ge...

Page 95: ...ise time P356 providing a Minimum head level P357 is present and all other pumps are switched off P354 Exercise Enable This parameter determines if Pump Exercising is enabled or disabled OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 No Default Pump exercising disabled 1 Yes Pump exercising enabled P355 Idle Time Sets the Idle Time to elapse before Pump Exercising is to be activated Set the required time period in minutes...

Page 96: ...ired in measurement units P104 Storm This facility enables all pumps to be disabled P370 during a storm condition to prevent the futile running or potential damage due to the continued use of pumps during flood conditions Provision is also made to allow a maximum time period P371 for which pumps will remain disabled during such conditions For this function to operate a relay must have been assigne...

Page 97: ...Digital Input 7 P390 to 392 Common Parameters Set up These parameters determine specific operational criteria for particular digital input functions and are common to each digital input Input Type The digital inputs can be either voltage source where Zenith will supply the switching voltage or voltage synch where the switching voltage is supplied by the input from the device for full details see C...

Page 98: ... the input is assumed to be in its operational status until the expiry of P304 Input Delay which is used to determine the delay time that occurs from the time that the device is called to run and the digital input providing a signal appropriate to its operational status 2 Duty Input will provide a signal to manually select the lead device 3 Override ON Input will provide a signal to override all s...

Page 99: ...ammed to operate on Relay 1 Pump 2 is connected and programmed to operate on Relay 2 Pump 1 Fail signal is connected to Digital Input 1 Pump 2 Fail signal is connected to Digital Input 2 Each digital input must be assigned to the device relay output that it relates to this is determined by Assignment P374 377 380 383 386 389 392 In the case of our example Digital Input 1 will be assigned to Relay ...

Page 100: ...and setpoints have been programmed as detailed in Using the Relays earlier in this chapter The signals providing details on the lead or duty pump status are connected to the digital inputs as described in Chapter 2 Installation and the input Type P372 375 378 381 384 387 390 is configured as detailed in Input Type earlier in this chapter Pump 1 is connected and programmed to operate on Relay 1 Pum...

Page 101: ...duty pump regardless of the settings programmed in the Zenith When the level rises to the ON Setpoint for the first pump the relay 2 will energise and Pump 2 will start in the normal manner If the level continues to rise then relay 1 will energise and Pump 1 will start in accordance with the settings programmed for pump 2 Binary Switch Mode P301 1Binary When a binary switch is used to determine au...

Page 102: ...hen devices will run in the auto mode as determined by the Zenith in accordance with its programmed settings If a signal is seen on Digital Input 3 duty selected for Pump 1 then the pump connected to Relay 1 will assume the role of lead duty pump regardless of the settings programmed in the Zenith When the level rises to the ON Setpoint for the first pump relay 1 will energise and Pump 1 will star...

Page 103: ...utput Alternatively the key has been allocated as a Hot Key which when pressed will give details of any Device Fail and provides prompts to Reset any failures to the no fault condition Digital Input Parameters Common Par These parameters are common to each of the seven digital inputs and set specific operational criteria for particular functions P300 Max Attempts When digital inputs are used to de...

Page 104: ...rt or stop them immediately after the expiry of the Override Delay dependent on the selected Digital Input Function P373 376 379 382 385 388 391 3 Override ON or 4 Override OFF and providing the level is above the Min Override P303 when Override ON is selected Enter the required delay time in minutes P303 Min Override Determines the minimum level required before an Override Delay P302 will be in e...

Page 105: ...vel will be activated when an Override ON condition exists and that the Override Delay P302 and Min Override P303 where required have been satisfied Enter the required level in Measurement Units P104 Digital Input The following parameters are used to configure the use of the digital inputs P372 375 378 381 384 387 390 Type Determines the way digital inputs will be recognised by the Zenith OPTIONS ...

Page 106: ...tivate an Override OFF condition of pumps after the expiry of the delay time as determined by P302 Override Delay 5 Reset Digital Input 7 only Default Input 7 Input is used to Reset all Device Fail conditions Alternatively the key can be used whilst in RUN to Reset any Device Fail P373 376 379 382 385 388 391 Function This parameter will set the function of the digital Input OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 ...

Page 107: ...ion OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 Off Default Float Switch Backup is not used 1 Always Backup will be active continuously and will always respond to an input from a Backup device always 2 On Xdr Fail Backup will only be active at times when the unit has gone into a Failsafe mode P330 Input Filter This parameter can be used to ignore spurious changes of state on the digital inputs and determines the time t...

Page 108: ...fault Input is not used for Float Switch Backup 1 Low Float Swich is set at low level to turn pumps off 2 High Float Switch is set at a high level to turn pumps on P335 338 341 344 365 Forced Level This parameter is used to enter the value in measurement units P104 where in the event of a Backup condition Forced Level will determine the level that the unit will assume is present and switch on the ...

Page 109: ...he first duty pump to the lowest pump Off level If after the Lag Time has expired the pump has not reached its Off point it will continue to pump until the Off point is reached On expiry of the Lag Time all pumps will assume their normal operation and will be switched On and Off according to their respective setpoints Enter desired time in minutes P396 Min Pump Run This parameter determines the mi...

Page 110: ... sets the day on which the Peak Time will be in effect OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 Off Default Peak Time not in effect 1 Every Peak Time is in effect Everyday 2 Monday Peak Time is in effect Monday 3 Tuesday Peak Time is in effect Tuesday 3 Wednesday Peak Time is in effect Wednesday 4 Thursday Peak Time is in effect Thursday 5 Friday Peak Time is in effect Friday 6 Saturday Peak Time is in effect Saturd...

Page 111: ... PT End Pk This parameter sets the date on which the Peak Time will end Enter the desired End Date in DD MM format P404 410 416 422 428 434 440 446 452 458 PT1 Start This parameter sets the time at which the Peak Time will start Enter the desired Start Time in HH MM format P405 411 417 423 429 435 441 447 453 459 PT1 End This parameter sets the time at which the Peak Time will end Enter the desire...

Page 112: ...tory default values Temperature The following parameters give information on temperature conditions seen by the Temperature source P852 in ºC All these parameters are read only and cannot be changed though if P852 is changed they will be reset P580 Minimum Temperature This parameter displays the minimum temperature recorded P581 Minimum Temperature Date This parameter displays the date when the mi...

Page 113: ...0 9999 can be entered to facilitate any update to the stored total for any reason e g a replacement pump being fitted P512 Pump 1 Starts Hour This parameter displays the current pump Starts Hour for Pump 1 Any value from 0 9999 can be entered to facilitate any update to the stored total for any reason e g a replacement pump being fitted P513 Pump 1 Run On This parameter displays the current number...

Page 114: ...e parameters contain the same information as above for Pump 4 P534 P539 Pump 5 These parameters contain the same information as above for Pump 5 Pumped Volume Set Up P205 Pump Vol Enable This parameter determines if Pumped Volume is in use or not OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 Off Default Pumped volume calculation is switched Off 1 On Pumped volume calculation is switched On P206 Settle Time This parameter...

Page 115: ...d is used to calculate the inflow of material during a pump down cycle OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 No Inflow Inflow during pumping is not calculated 1 Average Inflow Default Average between Inflow at time pump started and Inflow after Settle Time used to calculate Inflow during pumping ...

Page 116: ...lations For this you will need a level volume graph or chart provided by the vessel manufacturer or you can create one based on the dimensions of the vessel You can enter up to 32 pairs of breakpoints and the more you enter the greater accuracy of the volume calculation will be Conversion P600 Vessel Shape This parameter determines which vessel shape is used when utilising Volume Conversion The ch...

Page 117: ...se Cylinder diameter and height of bottom P600 1 Rectangular Flat Base Width and Breadth P600 4 Parabola Base Cylinder diameter and height of bottom P600 5 Flat Sloped Base Cylinder diameter P600 Flat Sloped Base Cylinder diameter and height of bottom ...

Page 118: ...Horizontal cylinder with flat ends Cylinder diameter and tank length P600 9 Horizontal cylinder with parabolic ends Cylinder diameter length of one end and section and tank length P600 10 Sphere Sphere diameter P600 11 Universal linear No dimensions required as level and volume breakpoints are used P600 12 Universal curved No dimensions required as level and volume breakpoints are used ...

Page 119: ...eight of base Cylinder diameter Not required P600 5 Cylindrical half sphere base Cylinder diameter Not required Not required P600 6 Cylindrical flat sloped base Height of base Cylinder diameter Not required P600 7 Rectangular flat sloped base Height of base Width of rectangle Breadth of rectangle P600 8 Horizontal cylinder flat ends Length of cylinder Cylinder diameter Not required P600 9 Horizont...

Page 120: ... will be totalised in US Gallons 7 Cubic Feet Volume will be totalised in Cubic Feet 8 Barrels Volume will be totalised in Barrels 9 lbs pounds Volume will be totalised in lbs pounds P606 Correction Factor This parameter is used to enter a correction factor when required such as the specific gravity of the material so that the volume calculated is relative to the actual amount of material that can...

Page 121: ...re the vessel changes shape In the case of the universal curved enter values around each arc tangent as well as at the top and bottom You must enter at least two pairs and you can enter up to 32 pairs Universal Linear P600 11 This volume calculation creates a linear approximation of the level volume relationship and works best if the vessel has sharp angles between each section You should enter a ...

Page 122: ...mber of pairs between 2 and 32 Tables P696 Reset Breakpoints This parameter allows the resetting to the default value of all previously set breakpoints P610 673 without having to access them individually When it is necessary to reset or amend breakpoints this can be achieved by directly accessing the desired parameter P610 673 and changing as required P697 Number of Breakpoints Set This parameter ...

Page 123: ... is calculated P190 Persist Cnt If an alarm is to be used to indicate when the Pump efficiency falls below a predetermined level this parameter determines the number of consecutive times the pump will be allowed to run at the reduced efficiency before the alarm will be activated The Persist Count can be set to Min 0 Max 99 Default 6 Important Notice When setting the time period for the Calibration...

Page 124: ...e efficiency alarm is activated after the predetermined Persist Count P190 the pump duty will default to a fixed duty regime with the inefficient pump being set to the last pump in the cycle which will be called to start if the level reaches the on point for that pump A pump which has been demoted will be indicated by the relevant pump relay LED flashing RED OPTIONS DESCRIPTION 0 Off Default Demot...

Page 125: ... will be derived You can either choose to calibrate an individual pump or alternatively have each pump calibrated in turn automatically When selecting pumps to be calibrated individually Option 1 to 5 it is essential that the level in the vessel is above the relevant pump start point to ensure correct calibration Once you have selected the pump to be calibrated you will be prompted to return to th...

Page 126: ...fault 2 2 decimal Places P802 Display Offset The value of this parameter is added to the reading before it is displayed in Measurement Units P104 It does not affect the relay setpoints or the mA output only the reading on the display You could use this feature if for example you wanted to reference the reading to sea level where you would enter the distance between Empty Level P105 and sea level I...

Page 127: ...ion occurs then the display relays and the mA output are held at their last known values until a valid reading is obtained If required then you can change this so that the unit goes to high 100 of span or low empty as follows OPTION DESCRIPTION 1 Known Default Remain at its last known value 2 High Will fail to the high value 100 span 3 Low Will fail to the low value empty See Also P218 P228 P238 P...

Page 128: ...nd mA output will be restored and the timer is reset Auxiliary P810 Units This parameter determines whether the Measurement units P104 are displayed on the auxiliary line of the display in run mode OPTION DESCRIPTION 0 No Measurement units will not be displayed 1 Yes Default Measurement units will be displayed P811 Alarm Messages This parameter determines whether notification messages are displaye...

Page 129: ...form Time ON OPTION DESCRIPTION 0 No Default Control messages will not be displayed 1 Yes Control messages will be displayed P814 Miscellaneous Messages This parameter determines whether notification messages are displayed on the auxiliary line of the display in run mode when a miscellaneous relay is switched on or off The message is in the form Clock ON OPTION DESCRIPTION 0 No Default Miscellaneo...

Page 130: ...eading of the auxiliary display before it is displayed in Measurement Units P104 Totaliser P820 Totaliser Displays the current value of the non resettable totaliser During run mode this totaliser can be viewed via the Totaliser hot key Unlike the resettable totaliser this totaliser cannot be reset whilst in run mode it can however be reset whilst in program mode by accessing P820 Totaliser and ent...

Page 131: ...ptions are OPTION DESCRIPTION 1 1 1000 Totaliser will increment every 1 1000th units of flow 2 1 100 Totaliser will increment every 1 100th units of flow 3 1 10 Totaliser will increment every 1 10th units of flow 4 1 Default Totaliser will increment every 1 units of flow 5 10 Totaliser will increment every 10 units of flow 6 100 Totaliser will increment every 100 units of flow 7 1 000 Totaliser wi...

Page 132: ...efault option when selecting the Mode P100 and Xducer P101 and under normal circumstances will not require changing The options dependant on the value entered for Mode P100 are as follows OPTION DESCRIPTION 1 Auxiliary Optional Bargraph will be representative of levels obtained from optional Aux Input 2 Xducer 1 Default Bargraph will be representative of levels obtained from Xducer 1 3 Xducer 2 Ba...

Page 133: ...he reading is 100 the output is 20 mA 2 4to 20 mA Default mA output directly proportional to the mA mode P831 so if the reading is 0 the output is 4 mA If the reading is 100 the output is 20 mA 3 20 to 0 mA mA output inversely proportional to the mA mode P831 so if the reading is 0 the output is 20 mA If the reading is 100 the output is 0 mA 4 20 to 4 mA mA output inversely proportional to the mA ...

Page 134: ...he mA Output will represent the empty 0 or 4mA dependant on P830 mA Range and 100 of the operational span 20mA but you may wish to have the output represent a section of the operational span For example the application has an operational span of 6 metres but output is to represent empty 0 or 4mA dependant on P830 mA Range to a level of 5 metres 20mA If so P834 Low Level should be set to 0 00 metre...

Page 135: ...to use the 0 20 mA range Default 20 00mA mA Trim P838 mA Low Trim If the device you are connected to is not calibrated and not showing the correct low value reading then you can trim it using this parameter You can either type in the offset directly or use the arrow keys to move the output up and down until you get the expected result reading on the device that is connected P839 mA 1 High Trim If ...

Page 136: ... output will be representative of the reading obtained as determined by the Mode P100 When P100 5 Volume the output can be assigned to be representative of the level This parameter is automatically set to the correct default option when selecting the Mode P100 and under normal circumstances will not require changing The options dependant on the value entered for Mode P100 are as follows OPTION DES...

Page 137: ...matically detect if a temperature sensor is available from the transducer If for any reason no temperature input is received then the Fixed Temp value is used as set by P854 The temperature source can be specifically set as follows OPTION DESCRIPTION 1 Automatic Default Will automatically select transducer temperature sensor if available or fixed temperature P854 if no temperature sensor found 2 X...

Page 138: ...ure of 20 degrees centigrade at 1bar atmospheric pressure Default 342 72 m sec P861 Cal Dist 1 This parameter is used to re calibrate the speed of sound for Xducer 1 P861 Cal Dist 1 This parameter is used to re calibrate the speed of sound for Xducer 2 when P100 4 Avg Level 5 Differential Level or 6 Volume Average To obtain best results calibration should be carried out when the level is as near e...

Page 139: ...the rate at which the LCD fill indicator activates Default 10m min P873 Empty Indicator This parameter determines the rate at which the LCD empty indicator activates 10m min Rate P874 Rate Update This parameter determines the way in which the rate is calculated If set to continuous P874 0 then the rate is calculated and displayed continuously i e any change seen from shot to shot is calculated and...

Page 140: ...lter out unwanted changes of level caused by a rippled or agitated surface P880 Gate Mode This parameter determines the operation of the gate which is established around the processed echo and is used to track the echoes movement and update the display If set to Fixed P880 0 Default then the width of the gate is determined by the value of P881 Fixed Distance When set to Calculated P880 1 then the ...

Page 141: ... Echo Processing Parameters Transducer 1 Status P900 Transducer Status 1 This parameter shows the current state of the transducer The value means the following OPTION DESCRIPTION 0 OK Transducer working correctly 1 Disabled Transducer is not being used mA input is being used instead so P101 1 2 Stuck High Indicates that the power and signal lines on the transducer terminals are crossed over or the...

Page 142: ...e the transducer is not firing and gives an indication of the maximum amount of electrical noise present on the cabling P905 Sensitivity 1 This parameter determines the sensitivity of the unit Please consult Pulsar for further information and assistance on changing the value of this parameter P906 Side Clearance 1 This parameter is used to set the distance by which the DATEM trace will stand off f...

Page 143: ...ll echo returns referenced out 2 Default DATEM trace will assume its default value 3 Def Reset Default DATEM to factory settings 4 Set Min DATEM When set DATEM levels at this point will be accepted as a minimum P021 Set Distance Allows the user or service personnel to determine which echo is to be displayed On start up if the unit displays an incorrect reading then simply enter the distance from t...

Page 144: ... 9999 Backup P925 Parameter Backup Restore This parameter is used to make a backup of all parameters for example to ensure a default set is maintained within the unit If alterations are made to the parameters that do not work as intended then the backup set can be restored into the unit You can make two separate backup copies if you wish called backup 1 and backup 2 and restore from either The opt...

Page 145: ...mber of the unit It is read only and cannot be changed P929 Site Identification This parameter allows you to give each unit an individual reference number for identification purposes You can set any number between 1 and 99999 P930 Factory Defaults This parameter resets all parameter values to the original Factory Set values that were installed when the unit was tested before despatch to you To res...

Page 146: ... is DD MM YY LED Colour Each relay has an associated LED located on the unit s front panel which indicates the status of the relay By default the LED of any relay that has been programmed but is in its OFF state will be illuminated yellow When ON alarm relays will cause the LED to illuminate Red and pump control and miscellaneous relays will cause the LED to illuminate green LED s of any relays th...

Page 147: ...een power failures or if for any reason the Zenith restarts due to a fault condition The Zenith can be backed up from a battery which automatically cuts in during power failure battery backed up units will continue uninterrupted operation and therefore will not register a loss of mains power If however the battery was to fail during a mains power interruption a start up would be recorded once powe...

Page 148: ...o 1 the internal clock will be automatically adjusted to compensate for the difference between standard time and Daylight Saving Time Default 1 Yes P971 DST Difference This parameter sets the time difference between standard time and Daylight Saving Time The time difference is entered in HH MM Default 01 00 P972 DST Start Time This parameter is used to set the time of day at which Daylight Saving ...

Page 149: ...urday 8 Sunday Default DST will start on a Sunday P974 Start Week This parameter will determine the week of the month P975 in which Daylight Saving Time is to start OPTION DESCRIPTION 1 Week 1 DST will start on day P973 in the first week P974 of the month P975 2 Week 2 DST will start on day P973 in the second week P974 of the month P975 3 Week 3 DST will start on day P973 in the third week P974 of...

Page 150: ...ST will start during the month of May 6 June DST will start during the month of June 7 July DST will start during the month of July 8 August DST will start during the month of August 9 September DST will start during the month of September 10 October DST will start during the month of October 11 November DST will start during the month of November 12 December DST will start during the month of Dec...

Page 151: ...aturday 8 Sunday Default DST will end on a Sunday P978 End Week This parameter will determine the week of the month P975 in which Daylight Saving Time is to end OPTION DESCRIPTION 1 Week 1 DST will end on day P973 in the first week P974 of the month P975 2 Week 2 DST will end on day P973 in the second week P974 of the month P975 3 Week 3 DST will end on day P973 in the third week P974 of the month...

Page 152: ... DST will end during the month of August 9 September DST will end during the month of September 10 October Default DST will end during the month of October 11 November DST will end during the month of November 12 December DST will end during the month of December Device Comm RS232 Set Up P061 Comms Baud This parameter is used to set the speed Baud Rate of the RS232 communications and can be change...

Page 153: ...n to a remote modem computer which will then allow remote communication with the unit Please consult Pulsar or your local distributor for further details 2 SMS This option initiates a predetermined message which is sent to the remote telephone number detailing date and time the alarm was initiated the site ID alarm condition and level at the time the alarm was initiated P145 Tel No 1 This paramete...

Page 154: ...lephone number to be dialled is 0 1234 123456 P145 Tel No 1 1 One 0 at the beginning of the telephone number P146 Tel No 2 123412 The next 6 digits following the 0 s P147 Tel No 3 3456 Remaining digits of telephone number P148 Timed Out This parameter will set the time period that the unit will wait for a reply before disconnecting Default 90 seconds P149 Retry No This parameter will set the numbe...

Page 155: ... down between empty level or the pre determined Start Level P983 and Pump Control relay switch points if you wish to change the direction of the level movement e g to go beyond relay setpoints this can be done by using the arrow keys In manual simulation using the arrow keys will allow you to move the level up and down as required The choices for you to enter are as follows 1 Manual soft simulatio...

Page 156: ...tomatic simulation this parameter can be used to pre determine the point at which the simulated level will start at and return to This can be used to simulate the lowest point to which the level would normally operate P984 Inc Change When using automatic simulation you can incrementally increase or decrease the rate whilst running simulation The rate is increased decreased incrementally by the val...

Page 157: ...as this will show if all keys were pressed or not If they were not then an error message is displayed P992 mA Out Test This parameter will allow you to force a specified current on the mA output to test the equipment that it is connected to and to make sure the unit is working correctly The figure you enter will be generated by the mA output P993 mA In Test This parameter will allow you to test th...

Page 158: ...ring so check wiring to transducer Displays Failed Safe The transducer has not been able to lock on to a target Check transducer wiring check P900 status Check to see if transducer is clicking check for any obstructions in the application Incorrect reading being displayed for current level Measure actual distance from transducer head to surface of material Enter Program Mode and directly access P2...

Page 159: ...e of cable and Transducer in accordance with regional environmental regulations for electrical electronic products Controllers Remove power disconnect the Controller and remove battery if fitted Dispose of Controller in accordance with regional environmental regulations for electrical electronic products Dispose of batteries in accordance with regional environmental regulations for batteries EU WE...

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