SKI mFLOW 100WT Instruction Manual

Compact calculator for water and steam

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µFLOW 100WT
compact calculator for
water and steam
Instruction manual
Valid from software version WT-1.9917
BA-µflowWT-en-L-1401.doc

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  • Page 1 µFLOW 100WT compact calculator for water and steam Instruction manual Valid from software version WT-1.9917 BA-µflowWT-en-L-1401.doc...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    content Explanations of symbols _____________________________________________________ 2 General Hints ______________________________________________________________ 2 Qualified Personnel _________________________________________________________ 2 Technical data _____________________________________________________________ 3 Dimensions __________________________________________________________________________ 3 Mechanical mounting __________________________________________________________________ 3 Cleaning _____________________________________________________________________________ 4 General hints for Electrical connection _____________________________________________________ 4 Connection examples for inputs __________________________________________________________ 4 Connection examples for the output _______________________________________________________ 5 The terminals in detail __________________________________________________________________ 6 Choosing the signal for the temperature input (Pt100 or current) _________________________________ 7...
  • Page 3: Explanations Of Symbols

    Explanations of symbols Warning of a danger place (caution: consider documentation) ISO 3864, No. B.3.1 Warning of gangerous electrical voltage ISO 3864, No. B.3.6 General Hints For reasons of clarity this manual does not contain detailed information about all types of products and cannot take into account every conceivable case of installation, operation or maintenance.
  • Page 4: Technical Data

    Technical data indication: LC-Display, 2 lines with 16 signs nominal voltage: 230 VAC (±10%) 115 VAC (optional) 24 VDC (optional) 50 Hz ±10% frequency range: nominal current: 65 mA @230/115V 50Hz 500 mA @24 VDC nominal power 15 VA @230/115V 50Hz 12 VA @24 VDC maximum main interference: 150 V/20 ms, followed by automatic RESET by integrated...
  • Page 5: Cleaning

    Cleaning The µFlow has to be cleaned only with a dry daster. General hints for Electrical connection Signal leads must be shielded, one end of the shield has to be connected to mass. Signal and main leads have to be layed seperately. For electrical installation following determinations are to be observed: ·...
  • Page 6: Connection Examples For The Output

    µFlow µFlow 36 o. 36 o. flow flow tempera- pressure ture picture 5: measuring of saturated steam with picture 6:measuring of saturated steam pressure measurement with temperature measurement µFlow µFlow 34o.35 flow flow picture 7:frequency input for the flow signal press urek temperatu...
  • Page 7: The Terminals In Detail

    The terminals in detail Long terminal row short terminal row terminal name terminal name L/DC+ Power supply, (24 V DC + optional) N/DC- Power supply, (24 V DC - optional) A/IN5 Current input T1 or Pt100 mass Transmit Data Receive Data A/IN6 Not used DGND Data Ground...
  • Page 8: Choosing The Signal For The Temperature Input (Pt100 Or Current)

    Choosing the signal for the temperature input (Pt100 or current) Picture 12 showes the location of the DIP switches for the adjustment of the temperature inputs. The switches are reachable after dismounting of the back panel switch Pt100 off on current on off Exchange of the fuses...
  • Page 9: The Displays

    The displays During startup the calculator indicates a message as „prozess: 0“, the meaning of this message is as follows: Prozess: 1 = saturated steam with temperature measurement (Sattd1) Prozess: 2 = saturated steam with pressure measurement (Sattd2) Prozess: 3 = super heated steam Prozess: 4 = water The following table show the different displays.
  • Page 10: Menu Tree

    Menu tree attention: For some parts of the menu the access is denied. Level Input / indication comments Info Version WT-1.9917ff Indication of the software version, no input possible Ser.No. SN: XXXX Indication of the serial number, no input possible Params Flow1 dP1.min...
  • Page 11 Level Input / indication comments Hi-VAL Input of value Value for 20 mA Analog2 fnction V.act, m.forw, m.back, Function of analog output Q.forw, Q.backw, Q.total, t.forw, t.backw, p Charact 4-20, 0-20 Current characteristic Lo-Val Input of value Value for 0/4 mA Hi-VAL Input of value Value for 20 mA...
  • Page 12: Short Example For Changing Parameter Value

    Short example for changing parameter value It is necassary for you to change the value of temperature for 20 mA. Follow the short instruction below: Press simultaniously both PROG-keys. If flow computer has a password, you have to set ID-no.. Programm „2552“.
  • Page 13: K-Factor - Menu Point K-Factor (Level D/7)

    k-Factor – Menu point k-factor (level D/7) By using an avereraging pitot tube, the k-factor of the dp-sensor can be taken from the differential pressure calculation sheet. For unknown k-factors the value can be calculated by using the following equation. ·...
  • Page 14: Protocol

    Protocol Due to the low absolute transfer rates it should not come to any conflict in the communication between µFLOW and PC. Therefore a protocol is actually unnecessary. Nevertheless the transmission activity of the µFLOW can be controlled by transmitting XOFF by the PC and be continued with XON afterwards again for all cases.
  • Page 15: Trouble Shooting

    Trouble shooting Description of the failure Possible reason No indication on th display Auxiliary power is missing Main fuse is defective (see page 8) Instrument does not react on the current inputs Sensorbyte chosen wrong ( see page 12) Instrument does not react on the frequency input Sensorbyte chosen wrong ( see page 12) Setting of the jumper does not fit to the signal ( see page 6)
  • Page 16: Ec-Declaration Of Conformity

    EC-Declaration of Conformity according to Article 10.1 of the Directive 2007/108/EEC (EMC-Directive) S.K.I. Schlegel & Kremer Industrieautomation GmbH, Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Str. 22, 41199 Mönchengladbach declare in the whole responsibility that the product: Sensor Unit __________________________________________________________________ Product µFLOW ___________________________________________________________________ Type designation and (if necessary) serial number the requirements under the Council Directive 2004/108/EC to compliance with the laws of Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility fulfilled.

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