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Kamstrup A/S · Technical Description · 5512-1334_F1_GB_12.2016
15.2.7
Reset (advanced mode)
This menu comprises three different types of reset.
1.
Normal Reset
This reset does not zero any registers. The data logger structure implemented in the meter permits logging at
intervals: hour, day, month, year. Furthermore, info events and configuration events are logged. In addition to
the logs mentioned, which are dedicated to reading, a backup log, which is used in case of voltage failure or
reset, is logged. ”Normal Reset” updates the backup log, the meter restarts and restores the configuration
parameters. It may be necessary to perform a ”Normal Reset” if the configuration parameters are changed as a
”Normal Reset” restores the configuration parameters, which means that the meter registers the changes.
2.
Data logger reset
This reset zeroes the meter's data protocols, including yearly, monthly, daily and hourly logs as well as info
code and configuration log.
3.
Static info code reset
If the meter has been configured for ”Manual reset of info codes”, the info code remains visible in the meter's
display until a ”Static info code reset” has been performed. If the meter has been configured with ”Dynamic
info codes”, however, the info code disappears when the error has been corrected. A ”Static info code reset”
does not reset the info code logger.
15.2.8
Leave transport state (Advanced Mode)
If the meter has not yet been commissioned and no water has passed through the flow sensor, the meter is still in
Transport state. If needed, the meter can be taken out of Transport state by clicking “Yes” to leave “Transport state”.
15.2.9
Autointegration (Advanced Mode)
Using this feature you will have to either connect two known
(precision) resistors to the temperature sensor inputs of the
meter or use the existing connected temperature sensors and
keep them at two known temperatures e.g. boiling water = 100°C
and icy water = 0°C.
Thus, you can simulate energy consumption and thereby verify
the energy calculation of the meter.
15.2.10
Settings
By clicking the “Settings” tab the following can be changed:
Change language
The program language can be changed between 9 different
languages: Danish, German, English, French, Polish, Russian,
Czech, Swedish and Spanish.
COM port settings
The COM port can be selected manually instead of the
default setting which is automatic.
Update program
In this menu the METERTOOL HCW program can be updated if
a newer revision is available on Kamstrup’s FTP-server. Also
the driver for the USB optical read out head can be installed
manually from this menu.