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Congratulations on your purchase of
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PD6000 process meter!
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This quick start guide will briefly
describe some of the common setup
procedures for this meter.
This guide includes:
Program and Scale 0-10 V Input..........
Program Custom Unit Tags..................
Program 4-20 mA Analog Output.........
Program Round Horizontal Tank..........
Program Noise Filter...........................
Program Process Rounding................
Setup Password Protection................
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PD6000 Process Meter
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Quick Start Guide
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Menu Button - Use this button to
access Programming Mode and to
return to Run Mode.
Note: If you think you have made a mistake while
programming the meter, use this button to
return the meter to Run Mode without saving.
Right/F1 Button - Use this button to
change the selected digit while input-
ting a numeric value in Programming Mode.
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Up/F2 Button - Use this button to
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increment the selected digit while
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inputting a numeric value in Programming
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Mode.
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Enter/F3 Button - Use this but-
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ton to access or accept a menu
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item while in Programming Mode.
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For additional information about the
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PD6000 meter not covered in
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this quick start guide, please consult
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the instruction manual included on the
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CD or available at
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233 South Street
Hopkinton MA 01748-2208 USA
Tel. (508) 655-7300 www.predig.com
www.predig.com.
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Setup Password Protection....CD or available at www.predig.com. Return Meter to Factory Defaults..® ERIES 233 South Street Hopkinton MA 01748-2208 USA © 2015 Precision Digital Corporation. All rights reserved Tel. (508) 655-7300 www.predig.com... -
Page 2: Basic Wiring For P Ro V U Meter
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Basic Wiring for P Meter The connectors label, affixed to the top of the meter, shows the location of all available con- nectors. Connect your wires to the provided connectors and plug into the meter as indicated. 4-20 mA Input Wiring 4-20 mA Output Wiring Wiring for a 4-20 mA input using either an external... -
Page 3: Program And Scale 4-20 Ma Input
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program and Scale 4-20 mA Input These instructions show you how to program the P meter to accept a 4-20 mA input and display a value associated with that range. When the meter is receiving a 4 mA input, it will display the low end of the display range;... -
Page 4: Program And Scale 0-10 V Input
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program and Scale 0-10 V Input These instructions show you how to program the P meter to accept a 0-10 V input and display a value associated with that range. When the meter is receiving a 0 V input, it will display the low end of the display (InP 1 range;... -
Page 5: Program Relays For Automatic Reset
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program Relays for Automatic Reset These instructions show you how to program the P meter to turn on the relays at programmable set points and turn off the relays at reset points. Note: If the set point is higher than the reset point, the relay will be a high alarm. If the set point is lower than the reset point, the relay will be a low alarm. -
Page 6: Program Pump Alternation Control
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program Pump Alternation Control These instructions show you how to program the P meter to alternate between relays when the set point is reached. This relay action is most commonly used to alternate be- tween primary and backup sump pumps so that they wear evenly over their life spans. -
Page 7: Program Custom Unit Tags
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide (pump alt. cont.) Press Press until altern access the (Pump (Relay Ac- Alternation) is tion) menu. displayed and then press to accept. Press access the change which (Relay Set digit is selected Point) menu. to in- Note: The second relay set point must differ from the crement the selected digit. -
Page 8: Program 4-20 Ma Analog Output
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program 4-20 mA Analog Output These instructions show you how to program the P meter to output an analog signal based on its display value. This signal is commonly output to a PLC or chart recorder. Note: The display values programmed for 4-20 analog output do not need to be the same as those programmed as input scale values, though they most commonly will be. -
Page 9: Program Round Horizontal Tank
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program Round Horizontal Tank These instructions show you how to program the P meter to display the volume of a cylindrical tank that is laid horizontally. In level applications, the Round Horizontal Tank feature will automatically account for the non-linear increase in volume as a function of tank height. -
Page 10: Program Multi-Point Linearization
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Program Multi-Point Linearization These instructions show you how to program the P meter to linearize the display for non-linear signals such as those from level transmitters used to measure volume in odd-shaped tanks. Meters are set up with 2-point linearization by default (meaning that the measurement scale is completely linear). -
Page 11: Program Noise Filter
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Press Press twice. Use twice. Use to change the to change the value. Press when done. value. Press when done. The meter will Press display saved twice. Use (Saved). Press to return to to change the Run Mode. -
Page 12: Setup Password Protection
PD6000 Process Meter Quick Start Guide Setup Password Protection The P meter can be protected against unauthorized changes with the use of three tier password protection. These steps show how to set up a password. Press select the type enter Program- of password ming Mode, you would like...
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