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WQG-10029-01

programmed flow rate. This number should 
be enhanced as follows. For a W2000 DRE the 
maximum flow rate is 2500 GPM at 20.87 hertz. The 
2500 could be used for RAte dSP above, but to 
improve the accuracy of the hertz rate it should be 
set to 25000. If the decimal was moved one place to 
the right, hertz value must also be moved one place 
to keep proportions the same. Therefore, RAte dP 
should be 0.0, RAtE dSP should be 25000.0 and the 
hertz should be set to 208.7.

LO-Udt – Set to 5.0. This step sets the time between 
flow rate display updates. If the flow rate is erratic 
due to varying meter signals, increasing this 
number reduces display fluctuations. May be set 
between 0.1 and 99.9 seconds.

HI-Udt – Set to 10.0. Sets the number of seconds the 
flow rate will display for a meter pulse before going 
to zero. May be set between 0.1 and 99.9.

Module #3 (3-dSPLAY)

SEL Enb – yES.

RST Enb – b total (Enables the RST button on the 
front panel to reset the b totalizer.) To change set as 
follows: 
Total – Only counter A is resettable. 
both – both counters A and B are resettable. 
none – Neither counter is resettable.

d-ScroLL – Typically set to nO; set to yES to have the 
display automatically scroll between total, b total 
and flow rate.

d-COLOr – Typically set to rED, if a Green display is 
desired set to Grn.

d-LEVEL – Typically set to 5, to reduce the intensity 
of the display reduce the number.

Pro CodE – 024. This is the factory set cde. Although 
a code is not necessary, it is an electronic lock that 
prevents tampering.

FACT sET – nO.

Module #4 (4-SETPT)

SPt ASN – For a contact closure based on the flow 
rate set to rATE. For pulsed outputs based on total 
set to Count A.

SPt ACT – If rate was selected above to bound if 
contacts are to close when the setpoint is exceeded 

Act-Pak® Electronic Instrumentation

Models 1100D and 1100DN Quick Guide

and open below the setpoint. To latch or hold the 
contacts closed once the flow rate is exceeded set 
to LAtCH. A manual reset is required to release 
latched contacts. If SPt ASN is set to Count A set to 
t-OUt.

SPt tout – (Active only if t-OUt is selected above.) 
Sets the number of seconds that the relay is closed 
each time it is activated.

SPT VAL – For flow rate set point applications set 
the actual flow rate where the closure is desired. In 
quantity applications set in the number of counts 
on counter A to be accumulated before an output 
pulse is generated.

SPt P-UP – SAVE.

CntA rSt – ZERO.

AutO rST – nO.

SPtrST – nO.

Ch- COLOR – nO, to change display colors when 
the set point is exceeded set to yES.

Arranging Mechanical Totalizer and Option B 
Factors

All Act-Pak instruments containing a totalizer and/
or Option B have provisions for field adjusting the 
factor circuit.

The circuit is configured in binary code and is 
adjustable to any whole number from 1 to 4095. 
To determine the factor, the following procedure 
should be used.

1.  Determine the quantity to be indicated by the 

totalizer or Option B contact closure.

2.  Determine the value of a pulse from the meter 

in either quantity per pulse (cubic feet/pulse) or 
pulses per quantity (pulses/cubic foot).

3.  Determine new factor as follows (assuming desired 

instrument output is in 1000 cubic feet increments 
and meter output is 0.564 cubic foot per pulse).

Calculate the pulses per cubic foot by 
determining the reciprocal of 0.564: 

Summary of Contents for SENSUS Act-Pak 1100D

Page 1: ...o the metering device and instrument before applying power 2 If it becomes necessary to disconnect any of these connections first remove the AC power to the instrument Meter or Signal Output Terminal Number Function Wire Color Switch Inputs Belden 8760 Wire Color Solid State Inputs Belden 8770 13 12VDC No Connection Red 16 Input Signal White White 14 Ground Black Black 15 Shield Bare Shield Bare S...

Page 2: ...17 VAC All resistive loads Option C1 SS 50 mA at 24 VDC Typical Series 1100 Act Pak Wiring Connection Diagrams AC Power Inputs Terminal Number Function 3 Earth Ground 2 117 VAC 1 117 VAC Proportional Output Terminal Number Function 5 Positive 6 Negative Option B Terminal Number Function 10 Normally Closed Contact 11 Common 12 Normally Open Contact Option C1 C1 SS Terminal Number Function Relay Fun...

Page 3: ...ext digit To start the least significant digit flashing momentarily depress the RST button To exit the programming mode and save all parameters step through the module until one of the four main modules is displayed then press the RST button until Pro nO displays Pressing the SEL button at this point enters the data and closes the program mode Program Menus Module 1 1 inPUt InP A b dual cnt CntA d...

Page 4: ... a contact closure based on the flow rate set to rATE For pulsed outputs based on total set to Count A SPt ACT If rate was selected above to bound if contacts are to close when the setpoint is exceeded Act Pak Electronic Instrumentation Models 1100D and 1100DN Quick Guide and open below the setpoint To latch or hold the contacts closed once the flow rate is exceeded set to LAtCH A manual reset is ...

Page 5: ...t binary number from the chart that does not exceed the balance continue selecting and subtracting until the balance equals zero At this point all factors subtracted must be set into the instrument by placing the associated switch in the ON position Act Pak Electronic Instrumentation Models 1100D and 1100DN Quick Guide Adjusting Option M Multiplier The multiplier circuit is configured in binary co...

Page 6: ...caution when working with disassembled AC electrical components Act Pak Electronic Instrumentation Models 1100D and 1100DN Quick Guide Calibration Proportional Output 4 20 mA with a Voltmeter 1 Connect a load resistor across terminals 5 and 6 2 This resistor may be of any value less than or equal to 500 ohms 3 Connect a digital voltmeter across terminals 5 and 6 4 Apply power to the instrument wit...

Page 7: ... circuit board 3 Note that the AC line cord is attached to terminals 1 2 and 3 4 Use the tables in the manual to connect the meter and control devices 5 To attach wires loosen the appropriate screw on the connector 6 Run the wires through the enclosure and place in the opening on the connector at the proper location and tighten the screw 7 Do not leave bare wires extending outside the connector 8 ...

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