Bluetooth Configuration; Adjusting Zero Point - BRONKHORST FLEXI-FLOW Compact Instruction Manual

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Switching the control function
·
Use parameter
Control Function
·
Give a setpoint to the controlled value.
·
If dual channel control is selected: give a limit to the limited value, using the setpoint parameter of that communication
channel.
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See section
Multi-parameter addressing
3.2.4

Bluetooth configuration

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The FLEXI-FLOW™ Compact is delivered with Bluetooth disabled.
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Bluetooth can be enabled using FlowSuite.
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When pairing, the instrument can be recognized by its serial number.
·
The first time the instrument is paired with FlowSuite, a six-digit passkey must be created.
·
Subsequently, the instrument can only be paired by entering the passkey that is stored in the instrument.
·
After pairing the instrument, Bluetooth can also be enabled or disabled by using digital communication. See parameter
section
Bluetooth
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Configuration using a Bluetooth wireless connection requires powering the instrument through the power connector or
support interface.
3.2.5

Adjusting zero point

Zero-stability
The zero point of a Bronkhorst® flow meter/controller (the measurement signal that indicates the absence of a flow) is
factory adjusted at approximately 20 °C and atmospheric pressure (ambient conditions), with the instrument positioned
upright. Under normal circumstances (i.e. at stable process conditions), the zero point will remain stable. However, over time
several factors can induce a slight deviation of the measured value from the zero point, causing the instrument to detect a
flow when in reality there is none. Readjusting the zero point eliminates this deviation.
·
After installation or relocation, always check the zero point.
·
If the instrument still detects a (steady) flow while all valves are closed and the fluid system is leak tight, adjusting the
zero point is recommended.
Prerequisites
Zeroing an instrument requires that:
·
the ambient conditions (temperature, pressure) match those of the operating environment of the instrument.
·
the instrument is filled homogeneously and pressurized with the operational media, according to the typical process
conditions.
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the instrument has been warmed up sufficiently.
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there is absolutely no flow through the instrument; preferably, this is achieved by closing a valve immediately after the
outlet of the instrument (control valve, shut-off valve).
Blocking the flow through the instrument is essential; zeroing an instrument while there is still a flow will lead to
measurement errors.
Procedure
FlowSuite provides a quick and easy way to adjust the zero point of an instrument; the Autozero function automatically
performs the procedure described here.
To adjust the zero point using digital communication, set parameter values in the following sequence (see section
23
Parameters
for more information about instrument parameters):
Sequence #
Parameter
1
Setpoint or fSetpoint
2
Init Reset
3
Control Mode
4
Calibration Mode
5
Calibration Mode
18
Bronkhorst®
25
to set the instrument function.
41
for available parameters.
36
for the according parameters.
Value
0
64
9
0
9
Instruction Manual FLEXI-FLOW™ Compact
Action
stop flow
unlock secured parameters
enable calibration mode
reset calibration mode
start zeroing
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