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Alarm Messages

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June 2017

VRX-UM-02233-EN-02

TLTRM MESSTGES

The following alarm messages may appear during operation:

 

Message

Meaning

Solution

BAD START MEMORY The flash memory for the system did not load and 

a default configuration was assumed .

Replace the transmitter .

BAD TEMPERATURE

Temperature was out of range .

Check the process for very low or very  

high temperatures .
Check cable connectors for loose connectors or 

corrosion

BELOW LOW FLOW

This message indicates that the meter is operating 

properly but the flow conditions may be out of 

range for your desired operation .

Check the process system for pump or valve 

operation if this condition is not expected . 

Change the LOW FLOW CUTOFF value, if needed .

CHECK MAN . PRESS .

The manual pressure entry is out of range for the 

application .

Program the manual pressure entry to the correct 

value and units .

CHECK MAN . TEMP .

The manual temperature entry is out of range for 

the application .

Program the manual temperature entry to the 

correct value and units .

CHECK TEMP .

This message will display for saturated steam 

meters when the temperature in the pipe is below 

212° F (100° C) . When the temperature inside 

the pipe reaches 212° F (100° C) and greater, 

this message disappears and flow rate shows 

compensated flow rate and total accumulated 

flow .

Check the steam system for proper temperature 

and operation . If the steam is at 212° F (100° C) or 

greater, check the RTD in the meter . 

OVER MAX FLOW

This message displays when the actual flow rate 

has exceeded the max flow (20 mA) setting in 

the VN2000 Transmitter representing the 20 mA 

output . The flow meter continues to display an 

unlimited maximum flow rate . However, the 

output stays at 20 mA .

Check the process system for pump or valve 

operation, if this condition is not expected .  

Change the max flow (20 mA) setting, if needed .

HIGH PULSE RATE

The pulse rate is too fast for the hardware .

Check PULSE RATE entry and flow rate displayed . 

Lower PULSE RATE to a slower setting .

LOW PULSE RATE

The pulse rate is too slow for the hardware .

Check PULSE RATE entry and flow rate displayed . 

Raise PULSE RATE to a faster setting .

NO PRESSURE

If the Pressure Sensor is enabled, then the system 

was unable to read the sensor .

Check that a pressure sensor was included in the 

vortex sensor .

NO TEMPERATURE

If the Temperature Sensor is enabled, then the 

system was unable to read the sensor .

Disconnect power .
Check that the sensor included an RTD .
Check cable connectors for loose connectors 

or corrosion .
Remove power from the transmitter and open 

the transmitter . With an Ohm meter, measure 

the resistance between the gray, white and 

pink wires .
Gray and white, 0…3 Ohms
Gray and pink, approximately 100 Ohms
White and pink, approximately 100 Ohms

Table 11: Alarm messages

Summary of Contents for VN2000

Page 1: ...VN2000 Flow Meters Transmitter VRX UM 02233 EN 02 June 2017 User Manual...

Page 2: ...VN2000 Flow Meters Transmitter Page ii June 2017 VRX UM 02233 EN 02...

Page 3: ...the Display 6 Wiring 7 Grounding 7 Analog Version 4 20 mA 7 Connecting Cables 8 Operating the VN2000 Transmitter 9 Control Panel Keys 9 Display Modes 10 Programming Mode Level 1 12 Programming Mode Le...

Page 4: ...VN2000 Flow Meters Transmitter Page iv June 2017 VRX UM 02233 EN 02...

Page 5: ...ly installed remove all process fluids and corrosives Store in a clean dry site free of mechanical vibration shock and chemical corrosives INTRODUCTION The VN2000 Transmitter is supplied with all vort...

Page 6: ...cess to the control panel keys for programming Insertion Tool Sensor Element Remote Transmitter External RTD Input energy meter only To Power and Outputs To Sensor remote only Figure 2 Remote installa...

Page 7: ...Blue wire Ground Gray wire Data Pink wire Data White wire Signal Ground only connect if needed 4 20 mA Output Loop Powered Black wire 10 36 VDC Blue wire 4 20 mA signal Table 1 Wiring Grounding Groun...

Page 8: ...ng an optional AC to DC power supply available as an accessory 2 Connect the other end of the cordset into the remote transmitter Find the matching keyway between the plug and the connector in the enc...

Page 9: ...ncrement the selected digit by one In an idle state with the temperature adjustment enabled press to toggle the display between Totalizer and Temperature Press the Menu key to move the control panel k...

Page 10: ...of the transmitter The top line of the display shows the Flow Rate The bottom line of the display shows the Totalizer value 0 0000 LB HR 0000000000 LB The bottom line of the display can also have alte...

Page 11: ...and the Temperature Pressure display NOTE N Independent of the active display pattern any event alert message automatically alternates with the display or is included in the alternating pattern NOTE...

Page 12: ...0 mA Pulse Rate Pulse Width Pipe Line Size Insertion Only The transmitter automatically calculates the flow rate from the pipe dimensions and fluid velocity The K Factor Source option in Programming M...

Page 13: ...L Units Base Steam Liquids Gases English Pounds LB Tons TON Cubic Feet CFT Gallons GAL Pounds LB Tons TON Cubic Feet CFT Gallons GAL Pounds LB Tons TON Cubic Feet CFT U S Gallons GAL Metric Kilograms...

Page 14: ...n the flow drops below the minimum setting To measure flow below the minimum range of measurement lower the setting Press Up Arrow to increment each digit Press Left Arrow to move the cursor to the ne...

Page 15: ...source and return temperature Pressure Input Auto Future Manual Pressure Uses a fixed pressure in the mass flow calculations Enter mean pressure when prompted Table 6 Mass flow mode options Flow Adju...

Page 16: ...equals the current total in the VN2000 Transmitter totalizer Example 1 If the total accumulated flow is 25 higher than it should change the ratio to 0 75 to lower the internal curve and all accumulat...

Page 17: ...threshold to 2 1 or 0 Zero 0 is the most sensitive settings Do not raise the threshold setting above 3 unless the factory recommends it Change Password The Password Security feature lets you create a...

Page 18: ...maximum output of the flow meter The typical setting range is 3960 4000 Units Base The Units Base option is used at the factory to set up all internal units to English or Metric Dampening The Dampeni...

Page 19: ...w meter model type and bore size NOTE N DO NOT change the K Factor that came with your device without first consulting the factory To change the K Factor press Left Arrow to move the cursor under the...

Page 20: ...tion parameters This option lets you reset all program settings to factory settings if required DO NOT change to factory settings unless advised to do so by the manufacturer Vibration Control The Vibr...

Page 21: ...ad 24 bit resolution Adjust the 4 mA and 20 mA signal from the keypad and zero out any anomalies found between the meter and the monitoring device Digital Output One min input resistance 1000 Ohm Max...

Page 22: ...d total accumulated flow Check the steam system for proper temperature and operation If the steam is at 212 F 100 C or greater check the RTD in the meter OVER MAX FLOW This message displays when the a...

Page 23: ...he pipe for insertion If an existing hole larger than 1 5 inch was used the larger hole can create turbulence directly above the flow sensor Flow rate seems incorrect Review the program settings and m...

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