Typical Start-Up Data Changes - DANIEL 2500 User's Reference Manual

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TYPICAL START-UP DATA CHANGES

The following list represents data that is often changed from the factory-installed
default values at the initial start-up of a MODEL 2500 configured for a specific
application:
- Measured or hand-entered values of process variables
- Definitions of the metering arrangement, including:
- Settings for zero (4 mA) and full-scale (20 mA) values (in engineering
units) of transmitter inputs
- Desired multipliers for readouts of flow rates and flow accumulators
- High and low alarm limits
- Calibration units for frequency-type densitometers
- Base values for temperature and pressure
- Barometric pressure for the measurement site
- Unit ID number for printout identification
- Time and date
- Contract hour and time period between printouts
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- Flange or pipe-tap differential pressure transmitters
- Upstream or downstream static pressure transmitters
- Single or dual-range differential pressure transmitters
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