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- Page 1 User’s Manual F2 Calculator A metering component for thermal energy applications Rev 08.24.2007...
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Page 3: Installation
Before beginning installation, the meter needs to be set to operating mode. To move the F2 out of transport mode, simply press and hold the display button for approximately five seconds. Depending on the factory settings of the calculator, it will then enter either Service Mode, or go directly into Operation Mode. - Page 4 A1 B1 MBus MBus 11 5 6 7 8 16 17/19 18 50 60 61 T his Calc ulator is equppped with pulse outputs Fig. 6, Labels on the on the backside of the F2 cover. Numbering Terminal Description according to...
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Page 5: Mounting On A Flow Sensor
2 Mounting The F2 can be mounted either on a wall, or on the flow meter itself. Mounting on a flow sensor The adapter allows the calculator to be mounted vertically or horizontally, see fig 2.1. Attach the calculator to the adapter with the provided retaining screw. -
Page 6: Installation Test
Watch the very lower left hand corner of the main display. If the flow sensor is supplying a pulse, it will result in a blinking square. If the F2 is receiving a pulse from the flow meter, then installation has been a success. - Page 7 3 Handling Display Every F2 is equipped with an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display). The data retrieved by the calculator is organized and accessible through display “sequences” visible on the LCD. The left-most digits indicate the current selected sequence. The right-hand digits show the relevant value for the currently selected sequence. A tap of the display button results in a move to the next value in the your current sequence.
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Page 8: Display Sequence Table
Display sequence table Accumulated energy (Default position) Accumulated volume according to flow sensor Display test, see fig.3.2 Accumulated volume for pulse input 1 Accumulated volume for pulse input 2 Error code, see Error code Error time, [Minutes] Momentary power Momentary flow High temperature, 0 decimals Low temperature, 0 decimals Temperature difference, 1 decimal... -
Page 9: Error Codes
Error codes Error codes are shown in display sequence ”15”. Code Description 0001 Break in low temperature sensor (L) 0002 Short circuit in low temperature sensor (L) 0004 Break in high temperature sensor (H) 0008 Short circuit in high temperature sensor (H) 0005 Error code combination 0001 + 0004 000A... - Page 11 Example 2 The pulse value shall be 10 [l/p]. “02” = 1000, ”03” = 2. E.g. 10 [l/p]. 2.2.3 Account days ”04” and ”05” are account days with the format MMDD. F2 calculators can store up to two. To deactivate the account days set MMDD to “0000”. For most applications, this...
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Page 12: Service Sequence Table
2.2.4 Communication address ”06” is the communication address. The address is set with four digits. Skip this sequence unless intending to implement a remote reading device, such as Mcomm. 2.2.5 Flow sensor placing ”08” sets flow sensor placing, format ”0” or ”1”. 0 = Flow sensor installed in low (cold) 1 = Flow sensor installed in high (hot) 2.2.6 Reset the accumulated error time... - Page 13 5 Seals 1. Service seal 2. Test seal 3. Electronic seals 4. Installation seals...
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Page 15: Technical Data
Temperature range 0 - 374°F Temperature difference 2 – 120K Table 7.4, Temperature range Ambient temperature & temperature class F2 complies with the prerequisites for Environmental Class C according to EN1434. Ambient temperature storage/transport -4°F to 158°F Ambient temperature operation 41°F to 131°F... -
Page 16: Flow Sensor Placing
Flow sensor placing F2 can be configured for flow sensor placement in high or low end of the pipe (supply or return pipe). This is marked H = high (hot) or L = low (cold) in display sequence “64”. Maximum values for power... -
Page 17: Pulse Outputs
Table 7.11, Pulse inputs 6.12 Alarm output The F2 is equipped with one alarm output. The alarm output sends a pulse every hour as long as an error code exists. The pulse duration 250 [ms] can be altered using the “Service program”... -
Page 18: Decimal Placing F2
7 Appendix Displayed values on the F2 calculator will vary depending on the set pulse value, and follow the diagram below. Smaller pulse values result in readings to more decimal places than larger pulse values. Decimal placing F2 The decimal setting for F2 follows utility standards. - Page 19 Ordering Key F2 ABCDEFGHIJ KLM Pt100 2-wire measurement, flow in low temperature Pt100 2-wire measurement, flow in high temperature Pt500 2-wire measurement, flow in low temperature Pt500 2-wire measurement, flow in high temperature Battery supply Bus supply 24 VAC Kt Input 2.5 l/p...
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