AW-Lake EDG-2C-12S Installation Operating & Maintenance Manual

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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Product Overview ......................3 Technical Specifications ......................3 Dimensions ..........................4 Wiring Connectors ........................4 Signal Information ........................5 Bluetooth App ......................... 6 Overview ........................... 6 Connecting ..........................6 Menus ............................6 System settings (Scaling units) ....................7 K-Factor ............................
Page 3: Technical Specifications
Overview AW-Lake’s EDGE sensor family is an all in one sensor. The EDGE will mount on most of our flow meters and has 3 different output types available. We have equipped the board with an easy to use USB-C connector which allows users to connect to our free computer toolkit for programming and real time flow updates.
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Page 5 Signal Outputs Frequency Each sensor model comes equipped with a frequency output. Each frequency out can be set to 3 different output types: Push-Pull, Sinking, and Sourcing. Push-Pull is the default setting. All other options can be set through the computer toolkit or Bluetooth app. Analog Current output –...
Page 6 This product offers a Bluetooth app for android devices (Android 10 or newer operating systems) that allows scaling of the analog output wirelessly. The application can be found on the AW-Lake website or on the Google play store. Figure 2: Device Menu Getting Started Download and open the application.
Page 7: System Settings (Scaling Units)
Figure 3: Setup Menu Menu Navigation Press the three lines in the top right corner to access the setup menu (Figure 3) System Settings: Adjust K-factor, Filter, Flow Units, Flow Time Base, Max Flow Rate, Max Flow Units, Max Time Base, and Bluetooth name Output Settings: Where outputs can be forced to certain values or output type can be selected (Voltage type only)
Page 8: Time Base
o Off: No filtering o Low: Most filtered, low sensitivity (Corner frequency ¼ Hz) o Medium: Medium sensitivity (Corner frequency 1 HZ) o High: least filtered, High sensitivity (Corner frequency 10 Hz) Flow Units: Real time flow rate units Flow Time Base: Real time flow time base unit Max Flow Rate: The flow rate at which the analog output should be at its max...
Page 9: Output Calibration
Output Calibration Warning modifying these outputs could result in inaccurate analog signals. This menu is provided to adjust the EDGE analog output to correspond correctly with the analog output of the input device. * This menu is intended for use with slight output differences between the EDGE output and customer input device.
Page 10: Linearizer
Pink to indicate the row is selected. When all desired rows are selected, press the ( ) button to remove them. Press Set to save the changes. Computer Toolkit Figure 8: AW-Lake Application The EDGE toolkit was designed to allow users to connect to a PC and have access to scaling and monitoring of the Sensor.
Page 11: Overview
*A USB-C cable is required to connect to the device. This cable powers the unit and no extra power supply is needed for Communication. Getting Started First thing that must be done is to download the toolkit from the AW-Lake website which can be found at this link. ( https://aw-lake.com/downloads/software/) Once downloaded, double click the icon to open the application.
Page 12: K-Factor
Figure 10: Sensor Info K-Factor To scale the sensor to the flow meter, a K-Factor must be entered. The k-factor can be found on the meter’s calibration sheet. Enter in the K-factor in pulses per gallon. (Figure 10) Digital Filter Smooths out erratic input frequency.
Page 13: Analog Output Type
Analog Output Type and Forced Outputs Figure 12: Forced output and Type (Figure 12) The toolkit allows the user to select different Voltage output ranges. This is done by selecting the pulldown menu and choosing between the four options available. Click Set after selection is made.
Page 14: Linearizer
1. Select which output type to be calibrated; mA or Voltage Figure 14: Output Calibration 2. This will prompt a warning to verify calibration wants to be done, click Next. 3. Enter in low reading from input device that FAC is being calibrated to (Figure 14) a.
Page 15: Bluetooth Settings
Proceed by clicking Add New Row and entering in desired K-factor and corrisponding frequency. Continue doing this until all desired values are in. To Remove a row, click on the colume to the left of the row and followed by Clear Selected Row button . Remember to click Set Table after to apply changes.
Page 16 From here, click the button and navigate to the folder that contains the new .bin file. Once selected click on Start Upgrade, after it is done a success message should appear (Figure 18). Click OK and the device will restart automatically. Figure 18: Firmware Upgrade 16 | P a g e...
Page 17 EDGE Sensor Modbus Registers Register Start Register Value Value Name Address Count type Units/Description Holding Registers (read-write register addresses, read function byte 0x03, write function byte 0x06 for single or 0x10 for multiple registers) K-Factor 3000 32 Bit Float Max Flowrate 3002 32 Bit Float Flow Rate Time Base...

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