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Page 2: Table Of Contents
2.4. Installation of the transmitter 2.5. Module installation 2.6. Cables connections 2.7. Potting the remote sensor terminal box for sensor communication module version 7.1. 3. MAGX2 Transmitter Unit ............................11 3.1. Main screen 3.2. Flowmeter Menu 3.3. Info Menu 3.4. Display menu 3.4.1 Display >... - Page 3 5. Maintenance .................................. 40 5.1. Self –cleaning electrodes 6. Liner and electrode selection ............................41 7. Flowmeter Dimensions ..............................42 8. How to order your MAGX2 ............................44 9. MAGX2 Error Code Table ............................46 10. Appendix..................................47 10.1. CE requirements 10.2.
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Page 5: Introduction
1.3. Safety Instructions Please read this manual carefully before using the product. Keep this manual for future reference. Arkon Flow Systems, s.r.o will not be liable for any damage caused by improper use of the product or its accessories. If the device is used any different way than is specified, the electric protection may be disrupted. -
Page 6: Installation
The cable type used for the connection between sensor and transmitter for remote versions: UNITRONIC® LiYCY (TP) 0035 830, 2x2x0.5 The MAGX2 is equipped with an electronic board located inside the sensor neck. This board sends a digital signal to the transmitter, unlike traditional flowmeters, which send an analogue signal. This allows the MAGX2 to carry its signal over much longer distances than conventional flowmeters;... -
Page 7: Dry Liner
All MAGX2 sensors are supplied with 2 built in earthing electrodes which is sufficient for all applications with metal pipes and tanks. However on applications where all pipes and tanks are manufactured from plastic, it is recommended that earthing rings are also installed to ensure the maximum resistance of the sensor to earth is <1 ohm. -
Page 8: Installation Of The Transmitter
(see page 5).Connect the connector at the end of the signal cable from the sensor to the transmitter circuit board. Electrical installation should only be done by a qualified person. Standard safety regulations for hazardous electrical installations have to be respected. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 9: Module Installation
- Always check if the module does not have a bent or broken pin, before placing it in the correct module slot of the MAGX2 motherboard. - Always make sure you place the module in the correct slot of the motherboard! The name that is written on the module itself has to match the name written next to the slot. -
Page 10: Cables Connections
– version 8.0”. “Please note that in different versions of the transmitter, 2 types of connections can be used. Theses are, 1 x 4-pin connector instead of a 2 x 2-pin connector as shown in the picture.” MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 11: Potting The Remote Sensor Terminal Box For Sensor Communication Module Version
Screw the small terminal box to the sensor neck (4 screws). Fill the terminal box completely with silicone, by squeezing it through the opening on top of the box. Close the small terminal box with the sealing screw. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 12: Magx2 Transmitter Unit
Transmitter “MAGX2 Transmitter Unit” The MAGX2 Transmitter unit is the main part of the flowmeter. It consists of the MAGX2 motherboard, a graphical display, touch-button controls and a transmitter housing. Through the display and with help of the touch buttons, you can go through the various menu’s for data reading, configuration and setup of your flowmeter. -
Page 13: Flowmeter Menu
Shows if the GPRS module is inserted in the flowmeter. present GPRS IP address Displays IP address of GPRS module. Signal strength of the GSM SMS Module. GSM Signal GPRS module Shows if the GPRS module is inserted in the flowmeter. present MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 14: Display Menu
, selection identification 3.4.5 Display > Contrast Contrast of the display setup. Possible range: 0 – 100 % Back with no change Selection of digit position Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 15: User Settings Menu
SD card plug 3.5.3 User Setting > CSV Format This option allows selecting separator between each data in datalogger Comma (,) Select comma Semicolon (;) Select semi-colon back ) (item selection confirm , selection identification MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 16: User Setting > Air Detector
3.5.9 User Setting > Low Flow Cut-off This function serves to set the minimum flow the flowmeter will react on. Back with no change Value setting Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. back ) (item selection confirm selection identification MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 17: User Setting > Flow Qn
Change of value Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. Flow Setup of measurement flow-range (only positive min.-max values) Current Setup of the current output range, corresponding to the actual flow-rate within the given min.-max range. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 18: User Setting > Voltage Output
The signal can be cancelled by pressing any push button on the flowmeter. Air Detect Output: 5V, during air detection (empty pipe). Fixed Fixed output of 5V Direct Driving Output: Direct Driving – setup is below Output is OFF (0V). MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 19: User Setting > Pulse Output
Air Detect Output: ON, during air detection (empty pipe). Comparator Output: ON, if the actual flow-rate is within the On In given range (can be set under Comparator Flow). MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... - Page 20 Setup of hysteresis for the Comparator Mode. User Setting > Pulse Output > RE3 & RE4 RE3 function RE4 function Volume Plus Volume Minus Dose (Batch) Back with no change Item selection Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012...
- Page 21 (RE3 and/or RE4) is closed. Possible range: 0 – 99999 l Back with no change Selection of digit position Change of value Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. Litres/1 (Q+)/(Q–): Dosing: RE3 and/or Dosing MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012...
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Page 22: User Setting > Frequency Output
Function to set duty cycle of the Frequency output. Percentage of high level. Possible range: 1 – 99 % Back with no change Selection of digit position Change of value Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 23: User Setting > Load Default Settings
Item selection Confirmation User Setting > Modbus > Slave Address Modbus device address (Factory settings: 1) Back with no change Selection of digit position Change of value Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 24: User Setting > Electrode Cleaning
Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. User Setting > Electrode Cleaning > Start Now Start automatic electrode cleaning now Back with no change Loads default settings , back ) (item selection confirm MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 25: User Setting > Totalizer Cycling
User Setting > GSM Settings > GSM Set Event > Zero Flow Zero Flow event sending Back with no change Change of value Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. back ) item selection confirm selection identification MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... - Page 26 User Setting > GSM Setting > GSM Sending Event > Zero Flow Select options sending for Zero Flow event Back with no change Change of value Confirmation of setup and saving to memory. (item selection confirm selection identification back ) MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012...
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Page 27: Service Settings Menu
Option to zero the totalizer for positive flow. Item selection Confirmation Back without change 3.6.5 Service Setting > Delete volume total Option to zero the totalizer for total flow. Item selection Confirmation Back without change MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 28: Service Setting > Flow Simulation
3.7. Factory Settings Menu To enter this part of the menu, it is necessary to enter the Factory Password. This function is only available to Arkon staff in the Arkon workshop 3.8. Authorize Menu To enter this part of the menu, it is necessary to enter the Autorize Password. -
Page 29: Modules
3xØ1mm cable minimum 2xØ0.5mm minimum 2xØ0.5mm All used wires have to be round crosscut cables. Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 30: Datalogger
SD card plug-in. 4.3. Module positioning Individual module installation is straightforward thanks to a plug-and-play system. Yet, some caution is required when selecting the correct installation slot according to the picture below. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 31: Usb Module
BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS: Requirement: Microsoft Windows XP or newer version of operating system Drivers are included in MAGX2 SW. Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off. PELV device. -
Page 32: Rs485 Module
4.5. RS485 Module Module Name: Symbol: Ordering Code: MAGX2 RS485 “MAGX2 RS485 Communication Module” Module APPLICATIONS: Industrial Automation, Industrial Process Control, Peripheral - PC and Terminal. Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3.3 VDC Baud rate Max. 115200 baud/s BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS: Multi-Node Network with End Termination Using module RS485 with resistance 100Ω... -
Page 33: Rs232 Module
4.6. RS232 Module Module Name: Symbol: Ordering Code: MAGX2 RS232 “MAGX2 RS232 Communication Module” Module APPLICATIONS: Industrial Automation, Industrial Process Control, Peripheral - PC and Terminal. Electrical Specifications VCC to Ground 3.3 VDC Baud rate Max. 115200 baud/s BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS: A special cable Cannon9 –... -
Page 34: Tcp/Ip Module
If there is a different setting the communication will not work. You can find the setting in the following MAGX2 flow meter menu: "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Baud rate" and "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Parity". -
Page 35: Bluetooth Module
If there is a different setting the communication will not work. You can find the setting in the following MAGX2 flow meter menu: "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Baud rate" and "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Parity". -
Page 36: Gsm Sms Module
If there is a different setting the communication will not work. You can find the setting in the following MAGX2 flow meter menu: "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Baud rate" and "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Parity". -
Page 37: Gprs Module
If there is a different setting the communication will not work. You can find the setting in the following MAGX2 flow meter menu: "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Baud rate" and "Menu / User settings / Modbus / Parity". -
Page 38: Current Loop Output Module
-20 – 70 ° C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS: Using the Current Loop Module Warning electrostatic sensitive device. Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 39: V-Out Module
4.12. V-Out Module Module Name: Module Short Name: Symbol: Ordering Code: V-Out Module MAGX2 Voltage “MAGX2 0-10V Voltage Output Module Output Module” APPLICATIONS: Industrial Automation, Industrial Process Control, Test Systems, Smart Transmitter Electrical Specifications 12-bit DAC Maximum Resolution 2.44 mV VCC to Ground 3.3 VDC... -
Page 40: Pulse Output
-20 – 70 ° C BASIC CIRCUIT CONNECTIONS: Using the Pulse Output Module Warning electrostatic sensitive device. Any connection or disconnection of any module has to be done with the network power to the meter switched off. MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... -
Page 41: Maintenance
Maintenance MAGX2 flowmeter does not require any special maintenance. Dependent on the media being measured it is recommended that approximately once a year, to remove the sensor from the pipe and clean the liner. Method of cleaning consists of removing mechanical dirt and any non-conductive coating (like oil film) from the liner. -
Page 42: Liner And Electrode Selection
If you are not sure about suitability of liner/electrode material for a particular medium, please contact the Arkon sales department for further assistance, and the site where the flowmeter is to be used for what materials are acceptable for the process media. -
Page 43: Flowmeter Dimensions
Flowmeter Dimensions Compact version Remote version MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... - Page 44 DN 10 – DN 150 → L ± 5 mm DN 200 – DN 1000 → L ± 10 mm Standard pressure: DN 10 – DN 50 → PN 40 / 600 lbs. DN 65 – DN 150 → PN 16 / 150 lbs MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012...
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Page 45: How To Order Your Magx2
Bluetooth communication module GPRS* RS485 communication module, distance up to 1km TCP/IP communication module,amplifiers might be necessary * Please note it is not possible to change MAGX2 transmitter settings using GPRS module. Other communication module will be required Example MAGX2 MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012... - Page 46 125 / 5 800 / 32 Liner HARD RUBBER PTFE SOFT RUBBER HYGIENIC RUBBER CERAMIC E-CTFE Pressure 150 psi 300 psi PN10 PN16 PN25 PN40 Electrodes Stainless Steel Hastelloy C Tantalum Titanium Platinum Example Sensor MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012...
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Page 47: Magx2 Error Code Table
MAGX2 Error Code Table Position 0 Position 1 Position 31 MAGX2 can detect and show a number of errors in one error code value. Error position Error Description Empty Pipe (Air Detect) Overloaded Excitation Sensor not responding SD open file... -
Page 48: Appendix
EN 61326:1998 + Al. 1:1999, cor. 1:1999 + A2:2002 + A3:2005, Class A 10.2. Warranty The warranty conditions are covered by Arkon Flow Systems, s.r.o. Terms & Conditions of Sale and by Arkon Flow Systems, s.r.o Return Regulations and Warranty Conditions. The Arkon Flow Systems, s.r.o Terms &... - Page 49 MAGX2 User Guide V2.3 27-01-2012...
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