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NT216C GB1 

 

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8-6 :  « General settings & Relays / Outputs » menu :

 

 
 

 

Setting of LCD backlighting: 

   

(Depending on MiniSonic version) 

 
 

 

Filter rate of measurements 

   

(Number of 0.5 s cycles)

 

 
 

 

Last accepted measure. 

 

Memorising time (if IQ < 33%) =  

(mode ESC : enter Mém. = > 20)

 

 
 

 

Setting of Relays 1 & 2  

   

Alarm C +/- set two thresholds on C  

   

Relays switch 

On

 at set point and  

   

Release after an Hysteresis of 2% 

 
 

! Current outputs are available only 

on MiniSonic-ISD  

 

 

Settings of current output 1 

   

Current output is reserved to the 

   

Interface detection information

 

   

S

et in relation with density range 

 
 
 
 

∇ 

Settings of current output 2 

Current output 2 can copy the  
Ultrasonic signal result ( Gain=Auto) 

   

It gives information on mixtures as  

   

it flows in a drainage tube . 

 
 
 

∇ 

RS 232 / 485 Jbus Slave Nbr 

   

By Default, our Software asks 1 

   

(Possibility up to 255 

– Zero= none) 

 

 

RS 232 / 485 Baud Rate 

   

(300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800) 

 

Rugosité (mm) 

*.** 

Relay 1 = Sphere 

(closed , open , fault , alarm…) 

Filter = 

∗∗

 

Mémory (s)= 

∗∗

 

Back Light 
ON / OFF / TIMED 

 

Relay 2 = Fault  

(sphere , alarm 

– C , alarm +C ) 

 

 

O.C.1 

C 4 mA = xxxx.x m/s 

 

 

O.C.1 

C 20 mA = xxxx.x m/s 

 

 

O.C.2 

Gain 4 mA = xx dB 

 

 

O.C.2 

Gain 20 mA = XX dB 

 

N. JBUS = 1 

 

BAUD = 9600 

Summary of Contents for Minisonic ISD

Page 1: ...detector Minisonic ISD Interface pig and sphere detector B timent TEXAS ragny Parc 9 All e Rosa Luxemburg 95610 RAGNY FRANCE T l 33 0 1 30 27 27 30 Fax 33 0 1 30 39 84 34 www ultraflux net Ultraflux N...

Page 2: ...2 and 2000 2 for dual chord flow metering 600 B and 2000 B for dual pipe flow measurement configurations Speed 1 2 are devices for open channel flow velocity measurements This manual is specifically...

Page 3: ...certified version 4 Wiring diagram 5 Converter Assembling Instructions Mechanical installation Electrical wiring 6 Probe s Installation 7 Setting and commissioning 8 Detailed Menu layout Measurement...

Page 4: ...und velocity is representing the data to be followed up For instance there is a very interesting relation with sulfuric acid at concentrations between 75 and 100 Same any ionized salt changes sound sp...

Page 5: ...nside the product under the actual conditions of pressure and temperature More precisely time t between emission and receipt is equal to t 2 x time in probe 2 x time in wall 2 x time in product That i...

Page 6: ...ction capability Sometimes such a divergence becomes an advantage and permits to detect a change that is called interface between two successive products that have the same density Meanwhile end user...

Page 7: ...ty m s 3 B concentration in c B Pure product B Pure product A C C B C A Sound velocity 50 0 25 75 100 Theoretical relation curve between sound velocity and density 1 bar 15 C Most of usual pure refine...

Page 8: ...ssure P and Temperature T on sound velocity We remind that P and T are also influencing actual density Pressure influence Global Coefficient varies with density range Here we have from 0 4 up to 0 7 m...

Page 9: ...tection by pig noise hearing some companies call such detectors Ultrasonic can work with a new foam pig but this noise can be lower than ambient noise with a used pig with a risk of no detection Thus...

Page 10: ...ncerning high voltage human safety risks N A Only low voltage 60 V Concerning EMC EN 61000 EN 55022 et EN 50204 Concerning tightness IP EN 60529 Concerning ATEX Directive 94 4 CE EN 60079 0 General ru...

Page 11: ...htening must comply with the IP 67 preservation The unit can be wall mounted or attached to the pipe but its small size and shape permit to mount it directly on a DIN rail inside an electrical enclosu...

Page 12: ...two glands near the front are reserved for probe cable s When only one is used please keep he other one closed and tight To do the internal wiring on MiniSonic it is necessary to remove the front of t...

Page 13: ...Ex d version the board is inverted access is from underneath The removable connectors are useful for wiring and maintenance purposes V 100 v I 0 1 A P 2 W 0 5 to 1 5 mm P 2 Watt 10 to 30 V 9 to 18 V...

Page 14: ...20 mA analog outputs BR 2 terminals 11 to 14 Multi pair cables These are independent outputs galvanically insulated in respect to each other but also with respect to the other MiniSonic circuits and...

Page 15: ...to decide if two probes mounted as a barrier would be better large pipe and very viscous oil By default we use F 1 MHz Particular attention will be paid to cleaning the pipe at the probe s location Re...

Page 16: ...Refer to the manual supplied with the software CD ROM The fields of the main values to be entered are listed below under Heading 8 The software offers extended configuration possibilities The software...

Page 17: ...Plus warning messages if any Or the Sphere Counter Last Sphere for a PSD Gains mode and value and I Q quality indicator If I Q is less than 33 the last Measurement cycle is rejected Physical measurem...

Page 18: ...which you want action to take place An operation will be requested allowing a provisional code to be calculated A second press on will provide access to the existing Languages choice field 8 3 Probe...

Page 19: ...range This range is Co Delta C Co can be set from 200 to 2000 m s Delta C can be set up to 500 m s Enter it wider than typical values at 15 C 1 bar to take in accounts P T effects These values will de...

Page 20: ...d from the flow velocity Correct data range must be entered as follows Choice of the data to calculate velocity V flow velocity then m s entry Q flow value then m3 h entry Entry of V min or Q min Entr...

Page 21: ...output 1 Current output is reserved to the Interface detection information Set in relation with density range Settings of current output 2 Current output 2 can copy the Ultrasonic signal result Gain A...

Page 22: ...nds to a positive logic No supply relays are opened All OK fault relay is closed Sphere passage relay closes during 5 seconds Sound speed below threshold relay closed First LCD screen in place of soun...

Page 23: ...to don t valid an echo loss as a sphere or a pig FINAL CHECKS AND TESTS Once installation connections and parameters have been set up several possible situations may arise Case 1 The measurement disp...

Page 24: ...iniSonic powered up Check with a voltmeter Has it failed If yes the only solution is to call in our after sales service If the MiniSonic displays INIT constantly attempt a power cutoff then re energiz...

Page 25: ...Volt Ground PT 2 Synchro Positive edge 0 to 5 Volt PT 1 Selection windows Echo must be inside PT 3 Emission Reception transit time PT 0 0 Volt Or a MiniSonic ISD P portable device Or measuring instru...

Page 26: ...NT216C GB1 26 26 11 APPENDIX EXAMPLE OF SETTING FILE FOR A 12 PIPE...

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