Quick installation guide C60-FL
Series C
How to install the meter in a panel
1.
Remove the 2 blue fixation tabs from each side
of the unit.
2.
Insert instrument from the front of the panel
into panel cut out.
3.
Re-attached the 2 blue fixation tabs by sliding
each one along its rail on each side and push until
the tabs are tight onto the panel. If needed use a
flat screwdriver to push the tabs strongly to the
end.
2
1
3
1. Front view
Key ‘
LE
’
Key ‘
SQ
’
1. Enter into ‘Configuration menu’
2. Validate parameter
1. Exit the menu
Key ‘
UP
’
1. Enter into ‘Fast access’
2. Next value
Alarm led
1
&
2
Units
2. Dimensions and panel cut-out ‘mm’ (in.)
Panel
cut-out
Detail of the female
terminal provided.
(includes terminal)
91
mm
(3.58 in.)
96
mm
(3.78 in.)
48
mm
(1.89 in.)
44
mm
(1.74 in.)
92
mm
(3.63 in.)
16
mm
(0.63 in.)
75
mm
(2.95 in.)
8
mm
(0.31 in.)
3. Panel mount
1.
Open the instrument (see section 3)
2.
Connect the signal, the power and the rear controls (see section 6)
3.
Configure the instrument from the ‘
Configuration menu
’
4.
If you need additional information, see section 8.
!
4.
Installation and start-up
C60
FL
Model
-
-
-
Option 1
-A1
(1 relay SPDT)
-S1
(Modbus RTU)
-M1
(analog
output 4/20mA)
-
(empty)
Power
U
-U
(Universal
power supply
18...265 Vac/dc)
-
Option 2
-A2
(1 relay SPDT)
-
(empty)
Customization
-XXXX
(customized
execution under request)
-
(empty)
.
Series
-
-NBT
(no front
keypad)
-65
(front IP65)
-
(empty)
Others
5. How to order
Module A2 (relay)
NC
Com.
NO
G I
H
Option 2
Module S1 (Modbus RTU)
A B C
Common
B
A
Module A1 (relay)
A B C
NC
Com.
NO
Module M1 (4/20 mA)
A B C
4/20 mA
+15 Vexc.
Active output
A B C
Common
4/20 mA
Passive output
Option 1
excitation voltage (+15 Vdc @50 mA)
common
reads the background instrument
Vexc
0 Vdc
Signal
Control 2
Control 1
resets the total flow value
input signal (impulses)
1 2 3 4 5
fuse
Protection fuse values:
250 mA time-lag for power voltage > 50 Vac/dc
400 mA time-lag for power voltage < 50 Vac/dc
Option 2
Option 1
1 2 3 4 5
8 9 0
A B C
G I
H
-Vdc/Neutral
+Vdc/Phase
(not connected)
Power supply 18...265 Vac/dc
(50 / 60 Hz) (<2.5 W) (isolated)
6.
Connections
Key ‘SQ’
(
<
) - press the ‘
SQ
’ (
<
) key for 1 second to access the ‘
configuration menu
’.
Inside the menu, the
‘SQ’
(
<
) key functions as a ‘ENTER’ key. It selects and accesses
the menu option currently displayed. At menus with numerical value entries, it vali
-
dates the number displayed.
Key ‘UP’
(
5
) - the ‘
UP
’ (
5
) key gives access to the ‘fast access’ menu. Inside the
menus, it moves vertically through the different menu options. At menus with numeri
-
cal value entries, it modifies the digit selected by increasing its value to 0, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
Key ‘LE’
(
3
) - inside the menus, the
‘LE’
(
3
) key functions as the ‘
ESCAPE
’ key. It
leaves the selected menu, and eventually, will leave the whole menu. When leaving
the ‘
configuration menu
’ with the
‘LE’
(
3
) key, the changed parameters are activated.
At menus with numerical value entries, the
‘LE’
(
3
) key allows to select the active
digit. To modify the value of the selected digit use the
‘UP’
(
5
) key.
Menu ‘Rollback’
After 30 seconds without interaction from the operator, the instrument will rollback
and leave the ‘
configuration menu
’ or the ‘
fast access
’ menu. All changes will be dis
-
carded.
Example
The menu example indicated below is for information purposes only, and may not
match the actual menu of the instrument.
Input
Example of operation inside the ‘
configu-
ration menu
’.
1. The ‘
SQ
’ (
<
) key enters into the ‘con
-
figuration menu’.
2. The ‘
SQ
’ (
<
) key enters into the ‘
InP
’
option menu.
3. The ‘
UP
’ (
5
) key moves through the
menu options.
4. The ‘
SQ
’ (
<
) key selects the desired
range and returns to the ‘
InP
’ menu.
5. The ‘
LE
’ (
3
) key leaves the actual menu
level and moves to the previous menu
level.
6. The ‘
LE
’ (
3
) key leaves the ‘configu
-
ration menu’. Changes are applied and
saved at this moment.
(2)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(4)
(5)
(5)
(5)
(5)
(3)
(3)
(6)
(6)
(1)
7. How to operate the menu
User’s manual C60-FL
www.fema.es/docs/5046_C60-FL_manual_en.pdf
Datasheet C60-FL
www.fema.es/docs/5058_C60-FL_datasheet_en.pdf
Quick installation guide C60-FL
www.fema.es/docs/5060_C60-FL_installation_en.pdf
CE declaration of conformity
www.fema.es/docs/5047_CE-Declaration_C60-FL_en.pdf
Warranty
www.fema.es/docs/4153_Warranty1_en.pdf
8. Additional documentation
If you need additional information, see section 8
to download the full User’s Manual or check the
QR code for a direct download.
!
User’s Manual C60-FL
9. User’s manual
10.
Configuration example
A flow sensor provides ‘NPN’ impulses, with a frequency proportional to the instant
flow, with a ‘
K factor
’ value of ‘1.241804’ [
impulses / liter
].
Configure the instrument to read the instant flow in [
m
3
/hour
] with 1 decimal point,
and the total flow accumulated in [
gallons
] with 2 decimal points.
By default instant flow must be on display, and access to the total flow value will be
done by activating the rear connector terminal.
Reset of the total flow will be performed by pressing the front key left ‘
LE
’ (
3
).
1. Instrument main configuration
At the ‘
Instrument configuration
’ (‘
c.InS
’) section :
•
at ‘
Main instrument
’ (‘
MAIn
’) select ‘
rAtE
’
•
at ‘
Sensor
’ (‘
SnSr
’) select ‘
NPN
’
•
at ‘
‘K’ Decimal point
’ (‘
K.dP
’) select ‘
X.xxxxx
’
•
at ‘
‘K’ Factor
’ (‘
K.Ftr
’) configure ‘
1.24180
’ (the last digit ‘
4
’ of the ‘
K factor
’ can not
be introduced)
Validate changes and exit the ‘
configuration menu
’. At this moment, the instrument is
configured and reads instant flow meter, in [
liters/second
].
3. Scale the instant flow value to the desired units [m
3
/hour]
At the ‘
Instant flow configuration
’ (‘
c.rAt
’) section :
•
at ‘
Time Base (Multiplier)
’ (‘
tIME
’) configure ‘
3600
’ (3600 seconds in 1 hour)
•
at ‘
Divider
’ (‘
dIV
’) configure ‘
1000
’ (1000 liters in 1 m
3
)
•
at ‘
Resolution
’ (‘
rESL
’) select ‘
XXXXX.x
’
Validate changes and exit the ‘
configuration menu’
. At this moment, the instrument is
configured and reads instant flow, in [
m
3
/hour
], with 1 decimal.
4. Scale the total flow value to the desired units [gallons]
Relation between liters and gallons is 1 liter = 0.2642 gallons.
At the ‘
Total flow configuration
’ (‘
c.tot
’) section :
•
at ‘
Multiplier
’ (‘
MuLt
’) configure ‘
2642
’
•
at ‘
Divider
’ (‘
dIV
’) configure ‘
10000
’
The total scaling factor is ‘
2642
’ / ‘
10000
’ = ‘
0.2642
’
•
at ‘
Resolution
’ (‘
rESL
’) select ‘
XXXX.xx
’
Validate changes and exit the ‘
configuration menu
’. At this moment, the instrument
is configured and reads total flow in [
gallons
], with 2 decimals. To read the total ac
-
cumulated flow on display, close the rear contact ‘
contact 1
’.
5. Configure ‘Key Left’ (
3
) to reset the total flow value
At the ‘
Key Left
’ (‘
K.LE
’) section :
•
at ‘
Reset ‘total’
’ (‘
rSt.t
’) select ‘
on
’
Validate changes and exit the configuration menu. At this moment, the total flow val
-
ue will reset to ‘0’ when the key ‘
LE
’ (
3
) is pressed.
This instrument conforms to the actual CE regulations. For a copy of the ‘CE declaration
of conformity’ see section 8. Applicable regulations are :
Security regulations EN-61010-1 (
‘Fixed’ equipment, ‘Permanently connected’. ‘Dou
-
ble’ isolation.)
Electromagnetic compatibility regulations EN-61326-1
This instrument does not provide a general mains switch and will start operation as
soon as power is connected. The instrument does not provide protection fuse, and the
fuse must be added during installation.
According to directive 2012/19/EU, electronic equipment must be re
-
cycled in a selective and controlled way at the end of its useful life.
Risk of electrical shock. Instrument terminals can be connected to dan
-
gerous voltage.
Instrument protected with double isolation. No earth connection
required.
Instrument conforms to CE rules and regulations.
Standard warranty of 2 years according to actual european legislation.
Free of cost warranty extension of 5 years, available at: http://www.
fema.es/garantia.asp
11.
Regulations
FEMA ELECTRÓNICA, S.A.
| Manufacturing for Industrial Automation | www.fema.es . [email protected]
50
1969-2019
YEARS
5
Extended Warranty
YEARS
Electromagnetic C.
EN-61326-1
Security
EN-61010-1
Q
Certified Quality
ISO 9001
5060r01
Q
Certified Quality
ISO 9001
Electromagnetic C.
EN-61326-1
50
1969-2019
YEARS
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