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80 GHz Radar (FMCW) Level Transmitter for liquids in
narrow tanks with internal obstructions
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  • Page 1 REFLEX RF SERIES REFLEX RF SERIES REFLEX RF SERIES REFLEX RF SERIES Handbook Handbook Handbook Handbook 80 GHz Radar (FMCW) Level Transmitter for liquids in narrow tanks with internal obstructions © HYCONTROL 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1...
  • Page 2 IMPRINT :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: All rights reserved. It is prohibited to reproduce this documentation, or any part thereof, without the prior written authorisation of HYCONTROL. Subject to change without notice. Copyright 2019 by HYCONTROL www.hycontrol.com 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS REFLEX RF SERIES 1 Safety instructions 1.1 Software history ....................... 7 1.2 Intended use ........................8 1.3 Certification ........................8 1.4 Radio approvals ........................ 9 1.4.1 European Union (EU)....................... 9 1.4.2 U.S.A............................11 1.4.3 Canada........................... 13 1.5 Safety instructions from the manufacturer ..............15 1.5.1 Copyright and data protection ....................
  • Page 4 CONTENTS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.4 Electrical installation: output options with an M12 male connector......44 4.5 Electrical connection for current output ............... 44 4.5.1 Non-Ex devices ........................44 4.5.2 Devices for hazardous locations................... 45 4.6 Ingress protection ......................45 4.7 Networks ........................46 4.7.1 General information......................
  • Page 5 CONTENTS REFLEX RF SERIES 7.3 Spare parts availability....................112 7.4 Availability of services ....................113 7.5 Returning the device to the manufacturer..............113 7.5.1 General information......................113 7.5.2 Form (for copying) to accompany a returned device............114 7.6 Disposal ........................115 8 Technical data 8.1 Measuring principle......................
  • Page 6 CONTENTS REFLEX RF SERIES 10.5 Accessories: purging system adaptor................ 159 10.6 Glossary ........................160 11 Notes www.hycontrol.com 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1...

  • Page 7: Safety Instructions

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 1.1 Software history "Firmware revision" agrees with NAMUR NE 53. It is a series of numbers used to record the revision status of embedded software (firmware) in electronic equipment assemblies. It gives data on the type of changes made and the effect that changes have on compatibility.

  • Page 8: Intended Use

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 1.2 Intended use CAUTION! Responsibility for the use of the measuring devices with regard to suitability, intended use and corrosion resistance of the used materials against the measured fluid lies solely with the operator. INFORMATION! The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting from improper use or use for other than the intended purpose.

  • Page 9: Radio Approvals

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 1.4 Radio approvals 1.4.1 European Union (EU) INFORMATION! LPR (Level Probing Radar) LPR (Level Probing Radar) LPR (Level Probing Radar) LPR (Level Probing Radar) devices measure level in the open air or in a closed space (a metallic tank etc.).
  • Page 10 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES TLPR (Tank Level Probing Radar) devices only Use approved personnel to install the device. The device and the tank agree with the RED (Radio Equipment Directive) if you obey the instructions that follow: • TLPR (Tank Level Probing Radar) are required to be installed at a permanent fixed position at a closed (not open) metallic tank or reinforced concrete tank, or similar enclosure structure made of comparable attenuating material;...

  • Page 11: U.s.a

    Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. • The Product Marketing Names (PMN) for this series of devices are "REFLEX RA SERIES FMCW RADAR", "REFLEX RD SERIES FMCW RADAR" and "REFLEX RF SERIES FMCW RADAR". 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1 www.hycontrol.com...
  • Page 12 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES S/N: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Manufacturing date: YYYY-MM-DD Tag No: Figure 1-2: U.S.A.: radio approval information on the nameplate Order code 1 Type code (defined in order). For more data, refer to on page 151. 2 HVIN (Hardware Version Identification Number). This number gives the radar signal frequency (80GHZ = 80 GHz), the...

  • Page 13: Canada

    (tel.) or 250-497-2355 (fax). Alternatively, the Manager, Regulatory Standards, Industry Canada, may be contacted. The Product Marketing Names (PMN) for this series of devices are "REFLEX RA SERIES FMCW RADAR", "REFLEX RD SERIES FMCW RADAR" and "REFLEX RF SERIES FMCW RADAR". 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1 www.hycontrol.com...
  • Page 14 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES S/N: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Manufacturing date: YYYY-MM-DD Tag No: Figure 1-3: Canada: radio approval information on the nameplate Order code 1 Type code (defined in order). For more data, refer to on page 151. 2 HVIN (Hardware Version Identification Number). This number gives the radar signal frequency (80GHZ = 80 GHz), the...

  • Page 15: Safety Instructions From The Manufacturer

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 1.5 Safety instructions from the manufacturer 1.5.1 Copyright and data protection The contents of this document have been created with great care. Nevertheless, we provide no guarantee that the contents are correct, complete or up-to-date.

  • Page 16: Product Liability And Warranty

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 1.5.3 Product liability and warranty The operator shall bear responsibility for the suitability of the device for the specific purpose. The manufacturer accepts no liability for the consequences of misuse by the operator. Improper installation or operation of the devices (systems) will cause the warranty to be void. The respective "Standard Terms and Conditions"...

  • Page 17: Warnings And Symbols Used

    SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 1.5.5 Warnings and symbols used Safety warnings are indicated by the following symbols. DANGER! This warning refers to the immediate danger when working with electricity. DANGER! This warning refers to the immediate danger of burns caused by heat or hot surfaces.

  • Page 18: Device Description

    DEVICE DESCRIPTION REFLEX RF SERIES 2.1 Scope of delivery INFORMATION! Do a check of the packing list to make sure that you have all the elements given in the order. Figure 2-1: Scope of delivery 1 Signal converter, process connection and antenna in the ordered version...

  • Page 19: Device Description

    DEVICE DESCRIPTION REFLEX RF SERIES 2.2 Device description This device is an 80 GHz FMCW-radar level transmitter. It is a non-contact technology and is 2- wire loop-powered. It is designed to measure the distance, level, mass, volume and reflectivity of Measuring liquids, pastes and slurries.

  • Page 20: Visual Check

    DEVICE DESCRIPTION REFLEX RF SERIES 2.3 Visual Check WARNING! If the display screen glass is broken, do not touch. INFORMATION! Inspect the packaging carefully for damages or signs of rough handling. Report damage to the carrier and to the local office of the manufacturer.

  • Page 21: Nameplates

    DEVICE DESCRIPTION REFLEX RF SERIES 2.4 Nameplates INFORMATION! Look at the device nameplate to ensure that the device is delivered according to your order. Check for the correct supply voltage printed on the nameplate. 2.4.1 Nameplate (examples) Figure 2-5: Non-Ex nameplate attached to the housing...

  • Page 22: Installation

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.1 General notes on installation INFORMATION! Inspect the packaging carefully for damages or signs of rough handling. Report damage to the carrier and to the local office of the manufacturer. INFORMATION! Do a check of the packing list to make sure that you have all the elements given in the order.

  • Page 23: Transport

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.3 Transport Figure 3-2: How to lift the device WARNING! Lift the device carefully to prevent damage to the antenna. 3.4 Pre-installation requirements INFORMATION! Obey the precautions that follow to make sure that the device is correctly installed.

  • Page 24: Pressure And Temperature Ranges

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.5 Pressure and temperature ranges WARNING! The process connection temperature range must agree with the temperature limits of the gasket material. The operating pressure range is subject to the process connection used and the flange temperature.

  • Page 25: Recommended Mounting Position

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.6 Recommended mounting position CAUTION! Follow these recommendations to make sure that the device measures correctly. They have an effect on the performance of the device. We recommend that you prepare the installation when the tank is empty.
  • Page 26 INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES Point the device in the correct direction to get the best performance Figure 3-5: Point the device in the correct direction to get the best performance 1 Cable entry 2 Nearest tank wall 3 Tank centerline Point the cable entries on the housing in the direction of the tank centerline.

  • Page 27: Tanks With Dish-Shaped And Conical Bottoms

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.6.2 Tanks with dish-shaped and conical bottoms Dish-shaped or conical bottoms have an effect on the measuring range. The device cannot measure to the bottom of the tank. If possible, install the device as shown in the illustration that...
  • Page 28 INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES CAUTION! Do not install the device above objects in the tank (agitator etc.) or pit. Objects in the tank or pit can cause interference signals. If there are interference signals, the device will not measure correctly.

  • Page 29: Process Connections

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES Product inlets Figure 3-9: Product inlets 1 The device is in the correct position. 2 The device is too near to the product inlet. CAUTION! Do not put the device near to the product inlet. If the product that enters the tank touches the antenna, the device will measure incorrectly.
  • Page 30 INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES Nozzle and antenna diameter, Maximum nozzle height, h Ød Lens, DN20 Lens, DN25 Lens, DN40 Lens, DN70 [mm] [inch] [mm] [inch] [mm] [inch] [mm] [inch] [mm] [inch] ¾ 1.97 — — — — — — 1.97 1.97...
  • Page 31 INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES Threaded connections: installation procedure Figure 3-11: Threaded connections: installation procedure a = 6 mm / 0.24¨, if the device has an threaded connection and DN20, DN25 or DN40 Lens antenna Recommended socket size for threaded connections The socket must be as short as possible.

  • Page 32: Lpr Devices: Recommendations For Pits And Tanks Made Of Non-Conductive Materials

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! Antenna extensions for devices with threaded connections Antenna extensions for devices with threaded connections Antenna extensions for devices with threaded connections Antenna extensions for devices with threaded connections If the device has an antenna extension, this option extends the maximum nozzle height. The antenna extension has a length of 112 mm / 4.4...
  • Page 33 INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES Open pits Figure 3-13: Open pits If the device must measure the level of product in a pit, you can attach a support to the side of the pit or above the pit. 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1...

  • Page 34: How To Attach The Purging System Adaptor To The Device

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.8 How to attach the purging system adaptor to the device If it is necessary to clean the Lens antenna, you can attach a purging system adaptor to the device. This part is available as an accessory for devices with threaded connections.

  • Page 35: How To Turn Or Remove The Display Module (Option)

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES • G 3 or 3 NPT connection: G 3 or 3 NPT connection: G 3 or 3 NPT connection: Turn the threaded connection to attach the device to the purging G 3 or 3 NPT connection: system adaptor.

  • Page 36: Weather Protection

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES • Display extractor CAUTION! Disconnect the power supply. Follow this procedure: • Remove the housing cover with the cover wrench. • Find the two clips that hold the display module in the housing. • Use the display extractor to remove the display module from the housing. Put the display extractor in the slots on the module for these clips.
  • Page 37 INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES The overall dimensions of the weather protection are on page 130. Figure 3-17: Installation of the weather protection 1 Put the weather protection clamp around the top of the device. 2 Attach the two locking nuts to the threads on the weather protection clamp. Tighten the lock- ing nuts with a 10 mm socket wrench.

  • Page 38: How To Open The Weather Protection

    INSTALLATION REFLEX RF SERIES 3.10.2 How to open the weather protection Figure 3-18: How to open the weather protection 1 Remove the R-clip from the hole at the front of the weather protection cover. 2 Remove the weather protection cover.

  • Page 39: Electrical Connections

    ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.1 Safety instructions DANGER! All work on the electrical connections may only be carried out with the power disconnected. Take note of the voltage data on the nameplate! DANGER! Observe the national regulations for electrical installations! DANGER! For devices used in hazardous areas, additional safety notes apply;...

  • Page 40: Electrical Installation: Output Options With Cable Gland

    ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.3 Electrical installation: output options with cable gland Figure 4-1: Terminals for electrical installation: standard cable gland 1 Grounding terminal in the housing (if the electrical cable is shielded) 2 Current output - 3 Current output +...
  • Page 41 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES Figure 4-2: How to open the terminal compartment cover Equipment needed: • 3 mm Allen wrench (not supplied) • Cover wrench Procedure 1 Loosen the lock screw with a 3 mm Allen wrench. 2 Remove the cover stop.
  • Page 42 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES Figure 4-3: Procedure for electrical installation Equipment needed: • POZIDRIV® PZ1 screwdriver (not supplied) Procedure 1 Loosen the cable gland. Put the electrical wires into the cable entry. Loosen the terminal screws with a POZIDRIV® PZ1 screwdriver. Connect the electrical wires to the connector.
  • Page 43 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES Figure 4-4: How to close the terminal compartment cover Equipment needed: • 3 mm Allen wrench (not supplied) 1 Put the cover on the housing 2 Turn the cover clockwise until it is fully engaged.

  • Page 44: Electrical Installation: Output Options With An M12 Male Connector

    ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.4 Electrical installation: output options with an M12 male connector Figure 4-5: Terminals for electrical installation: 4-pin male M12 connector 1 Pin 1: current output + 2 Pin 2: not connected 3 Pin 3: current output -...

  • Page 45: Devices For Hazardous Locations

    ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.5.2 Devices for hazardous locations DANGER! For electrical data for device operation in hazardous locations, refer to the related certificates of compliance and supplementary instructions (ATEX etc.). This documentation can be downloaded from the website.

  • Page 46: Networks

    ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.7 Networks 4.7.1 General information The device uses the HART® communication protocol. This protocol agrees with the HART® Communication Foundation standard. The device can be connected point-to-point. It can also have a polling address of 1 to 63 in a multi-drop network.

  • Page 47: Multi-Drop Networks

    ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS REFLEX RF SERIES 4.7.3 Multi-drop networks Figure 4-9: Multi-drop network (non-Ex) 1 Address of the device (each device must have a different address in multidrop networks) 2 4 mA + HART® 3 Resistor for HART® communication (typically 250 ohms) 4 Power supply 5 HART®...

  • Page 48: Start-Up

    START-UP REFLEX RF SERIES 5.1 Start-up checklist Check these points before you energize the device: • Are all the wetted components (antenna, flange and gaskets) chemically resistant to the product in the tank? • Does the information on the signal converter nameplate agree with the operating data? •...

  • Page 49: Digital Display Screen

    START-UP REFLEX RF SERIES 5.4 Digital display screen If you remove the housing cover, you can push the buttons on the keypad. If you cannot remove Keypad the housing cover, you can operate the keypad with a bar magnet. For more data, refer to buttons on page 50.

  • Page 50: Keypad Buttons

    START-UP REFLEX RF SERIES Display in Program mode Figure 5-2: Display screen layout in Program mode 1 Menu number or menu item number 2 Location (menu) of sub-menu or menu item 3 Menu item name 5.4.2 Keypad buttons Functions of keypad buttons...
  • Page 51 START-UP REFLEX RF SERIES How to push the keypad buttons with your hand Figure 5-3: How to push the keypad buttons with your hand Equipment needed • Cover wrench 1 Remove the housing cover with the cover wrench supplied with the device.

  • Page 52: Remote Communication With Pactware

    START-UP REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! It is not necessary to remove the display housing cover to do this procedure. • Hold the bar magnet near to a keypad button. The keypad button will operate. If you must operate the button more than one time, remove the bar magnet and then hold it near to the button again.

  • Page 53: Remote Communication With The Ams™ Device Manager

    START-UP REFLEX RF SERIES 5.6 Remote communication with the AMS™ Device Manager The AMS™ Device Manager is an industrial Plant Asset Management (PAM) software tool. Its role is to: • Store configuration information for each device. • Store and read process data.

  • Page 54: Operation

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.1 User modes Normal mode Normal mode This mode shows measurement data and status messages. For more data Normal mode Normal mode about measurements, refer to Normal mode on page 54. For more data Status messages and diagnostic data about status messages, refer to page 104.
  • Page 55 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! Current output and LCD display settings Current output and LCD display settings Current output and LCD display settings Current output and LCD display settings When you do the Standard setup Standard setup procedure, the measurement value on the first measurement...
  • Page 56 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Measurement data format errors Figure 6-2: Error symbol: the number of digits and decimal places is not sufficient for the measurement data 1 Error symbol: the number of digits and decimal places is not sufficient for the measurement data. It is possible that the length units must be changed from "mm"...
  • Page 57 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Measurement type definitions Measurement type Description Available units Level This is a display and an output function option. m, cm, mm, in (inches), It is the height from the bottom of the tank to ft (feet), custom length unit the surface of the liquid (Tank height - Distance).

  • Page 58: Program Mode

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.3 Program mode 6.3.1 General notes Change the settings of your device in Program Mode Program Mode. Data about the menus is given on page 71. Program Mode Program Mode You can: • Use the A Quick Setup...

  • Page 59: Protection Of The Device Settings (Access Levels)

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.3.2 Protection of the device settings (access levels) The settings of this device have three different access levels: "User", "Operator" and "Expert". "Expert" is the highest access level. The highest access level lets you change all available functions.
  • Page 60 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES • Enter the password used at this time for a given access level ("Operator" or "Expert"). If it is the default password, refer to the value given in the "Access levels and applicable functions in Program mode" table in this section.

  • Page 61: How To Get Access To The Quick Setup Menu

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.3.3 How to get access to the Quick Setup menu The Quick Setup menu contains the menu items that are necessary for most configurations of the device. The menu items are divided into 2 groups: "Standard Setup" and "Empty Spectrum".

  • Page 62: Keypad Functions

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.3.4 Keypad functions Menu navigation Figure 6-4: Menu navigation 1 Menu number or menu item number 2 Location (menu) of sub-menu or menu item 3 Menu item name This is what you see when you are in Program mode. The functions of the buttons are given in the...
  • Page 63 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Lists of parameters in menu items Figure 6-5: Lists of parameters in menu items 1 Menu item with parameter stored at this time (first screen). Push [> > > > ] to enter the menu item.
  • Page 64 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Values in menu items Figure 6-6: Values in menu items 1 Menu item with values stored at this time (first screen). Push [> > > > ] to enter the menu item. A cursor shows on the first digit.

  • Page 65: How To Save Settings Changed In Program Mode

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! Values in menu items Values in menu items Values in menu items Values in menu items If the digit is part of a custom unit name, then refer to the list of available characters that...

  • Page 66: Menu Overview

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.3.6 Menu overview Menu overview: A – Quick Setup Normal Program Menu A Submenus ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ > ^ > ^ > ^ > ^ A Quick Setup A Quick Setup A Quick Setup...
  • Page 67 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu overview: B – Test Normal Program Menu B Submenus ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ > > ^ > ^ > ^ > ^ B Test B Test B Test B Test B1 Simulation...
  • Page 68 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu overview: C – Full Setup Normal Program Menu C Submenus ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ > > ^ > ^ > ^ > ^ C Full Setup C Full Setup C Full Setup C Full Setup C1 Install.
  • Page 69 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Normal Program Menu C Submenus ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ > > ^ > ^ > ^ > ^ C Full Setup C Full Setup C5.1 HART C5.1 HART C5.1.1 Current Loop Mode...
  • Page 70 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Normal Program Menu C Submenus ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ > > ^ > ^ > ^ > ^ C Full Setup C Full Setup C6 Display C6 Display C6.4 1st Meas. page C6.4 1st Meas.

  • Page 71: Function Description

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Normal Program Menu C Submenus ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ > > ^ > ^ > ^ > ^ C Full Setup C Full Setup C7 Device C7 Device C7.5 Units C7.5 Units C7.5.1 Length...
  • Page 72 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default Login Enter the appropriate password here 4-digit hexadecimal password Refer to to change settings. If you do not enter "Function the password, you can only change description" settings for the "user" access level.
  • Page 73 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES B – Test menu Menu Function Function description Selection list Default B1 Simulation B1.1 Set Value B1.1 Set Value B1.1 Set Value B1.1 Set Value B1.1.2 Level This sets the device to a given test level min-max: value.
  • Page 74 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default B1.1.5 Level Lin. This sets the device to a given test level min-max: value (linearized). This menu item is -5000.0...+5000.0 m / only available if you set up a -196.85...
  • Page 75 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default B1.1.8 Distance Lin. This sets the device to a given test min-max: distance value (linearized). This menu -5000.0...+5000.0 m / item is only available if you set up a -196.85...
  • Page 76 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default B1.2 Output B1.2 Output B1.2 Output B1.2 Output B1.2.1 Current Output 1 This sets analogue output 1 to a test 3.6...21.5 mA value [mA]. Output will change to the selected value, independent of the measured value.
  • Page 77 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default — B2.11 Ullage Volume This menu item shows the ullage Read only volume readings measured at this time. This measurement data is shown with the units set in menu C7.5 Units C7.5 Units...
  • Page 78 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES C – Full Setup menu Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C1 Install. Parameters C1.1 Tank Type The conditions in which the device is used. If Agitator, Process, Process the surface of the product is flat, select Storage "Storage".
  • Page 79 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C1.10 Reference Offset relating to a reference location min-max: 0 m / 0 ft Offset (distance). This value is positive when the -5000.0…+5000.0 m / reference location is above the device flange ¨...
  • Page 80 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C2.4 Measuring In "Direct" mode, the level signal is a Direct, TBF Auto, TBF Direct Mode reflection on the surface of the tank Full contents. If the dielectric constant is very low, the device uses "TBF Auto"...
  • Page 81 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C2.8 Empty This function starts and stops the Disabled, Enabled Disabled Spectrum interference signal filter. Interference Enable signals are the result of fixed and moving obstacles inside the tank. If you must do a spectrum analysis, record an empty spectrum first.
  • Page 82 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C4 Output C4.1 Current Output 1 C4.1 Current Output 1 C4.1 Current Output 1 C4.1 Current Output 1 C4.1.1 Current Out. 1 Make a selection from the available output...
  • Page 83 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C4.1.7 Low Error This menu item is available if C4.1.5 Error min-max: 3.5 mA Current Function is set to "Low". You can change the 3.5...3.6 mA value to which the current output will change if an error occurs.
  • Page 84 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default — — C5.1.2.3 Long Tag Use this menu item to change the long Tag name. It can have a maximum of 32 characters. For more data about the Keypad...
  • Page 85 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C5.1.4.3 Tertiary Var. This is the third measurement type shown Level, Distance, Sensor Reflection on HART® controllers. Make a selection Value, Reflection from the list. Minimum access level to change the...
  • Page 86 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C6.4.4 100% Range This is the 100% value given to the bar graph Refer to "Function Refer to indicator in Normal mode. The range is description". "Function related to the measurement type set in description".
  • Page 87 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C6.5 2nd Meas. Page C6.5 2nd Meas. Page C6.5 2nd Meas. Page C6.5 2nd Meas. Page C6.5.1 Function This menu item changes the configuration One Value, One Value &...
  • Page 88 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C6.5.8 3rd Value This changes the measurement type of the Level, Distance, Sensor Reflection Variable third value on the measurement page. This Value, Reflection menu item is only available if you set C6.4.1 Function to "Three Values".
  • Page 89 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default — — C7.2.3 Reset This is a special password that makes your Passwords passwords for the "operator" and "expert" access levels go back to the default passwords. This password is supplied on request by the after-sales service department.

  • Page 90: Further Information On Device Configuration In Program Mode

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Menu Function Function description Selection list Default C7.5.5 Mass The mass unit shown in Normal mode if you kg, t, lb, tn.sh., tn.l., Cst. made a mass table in the C3 Conversion Mass menu. If you set this menu item to "Cst.
  • Page 91 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Procedure Screen Steps Description • 2 × [> > > > ], 2 × [ ] and [> > > > ]. Default screen. Enter Program mode and go to menu item A3 Login. • If it is the default password: 2 × [> > > > ], Enter the password used at this time for the "Expert"...
  • Page 92 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Screen Steps Description • [> > > > ] to change the position of the 0% range. Use this step to give the 0% output setting in the tank. cursor. • [ ] to decrease the value (or move Refer to the illustrations that follow.

  • Page 93: Empty Spectrum Recording

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Screen Steps Description • [ ] or [ ] for the selection of the Error Function. This sets the behaviour of current output 1 if an error occurs. error function (Off, Hold, High or Low). If this menu item is set to "Off", no signal is •...
  • Page 94 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Procedure Screen Steps Description • 2 × [> > > > ], 2 × [ ] and [> > > > ]. Default screen. Enter Program mode and go to menu item A3 Login. • If it is the default password: 2 × [> > > > ], Enter the password used at this time for the "Expert"...

  • Page 95: Hart® Network Configuration

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Screen Steps Description • [ ] or [ ] to change the Start recording? Set this menu item to "Yes" to continue to the subsequent step. parameter ("No" or "Yes"). Set this menu item to "No" to go back to the •...

  • Page 96: Distance Measurement

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! Make sure that menu item C5.1.1 Current Loop Mode is set to "On". How to change from point-to-point to multi-drop mode • Enter Program mode. • Push 2 × [ ], [> > > > ], 3 × [ ], 2 × [> > > > ], [ ] and 2 × [> > > > ] to go to menu item C5.1.2.1 Polling Address.
  • Page 97 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES You can change the reference point from which distance is measured. Use this menu item: • Reference Offset (C1.10) INFORMATION! Menu item C1.10 Reference Offset Menu item C1.10 Reference Offset Menu item C1.10 Reference Offset Menu item C1.10 Reference Offset If you move the reference point above the flange, make sure that you add the value given in menu item C1.10 Reference Offset when you give a distance for the C4.1.2 0% Range and C4.1.3 100%...

  • Page 98: Level Measurement

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! Bar graph function in Normal mode Bar graph function in Normal mode Bar graph function in Normal mode Bar graph function in Normal mode There is an optional bar graph shown on the two measurement pages in Normal mode (set C6.4.1 / C6.5.1 (Function) to "One Value &...
  • Page 99 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES CAUTION! If C4.1.1 Current Out. 1 Var. is set to "Level" and C4.1.3 100% Range (standard scale) is set in the blocking distance, then the device will not be able to use the full current output range.

  • Page 100: How To Configure The Device To Measure Volume Or Mass

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.4.6 How to configure the device to measure volume or mass The device can be configured to measure volume or mass. It can also be configured to a custom quantity to be measured. You can set up a strapping table in the conversion menu (C3 Conversion).
  • Page 101 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Figure 6-9: A plot of points for a volume or mass table 1 Tank with reference points 2 Tank model with plotted points How to delete a volume or mass table • Enter Program mode. • Push 2 × [ ], [> > > > ], 2 × [ ] and 2 × [> > > > ] to go to C3.1.1 Erase Table?.

  • Page 102: How To Measure Correctly In Tanks With Curved Or Conical Bottoms

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.4.7 How to measure correctly in tanks with curved or conical bottoms It is possible that the device cannot find the bottom of the tank if it is installed in a tank with a dish-shaped or conical bottom. The form of the tank bottom causes a delayed radar reflection and the device will display the error message "Measurement is lost in the tank bottom".

  • Page 103: How To Make A Filter To Remove Radar Signal Interference

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.4.8 How to make a filter to remove radar signal interference If the device measures level in a tank that contains obstructions (agitator, supports, heating pipes etc.), these objects can cause radar signal interference (parasitic signals). You can use the empty spectrum function (menu A4.2) in the Quick Setup menu to make a filter to remove radar...

  • Page 104: Status Messages And Diagnostic Data

    OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES 6.5 Status messages and diagnostic data Device status and error messages are shown on a device status page in Normal mode and in menu item "C7.3.1 Messages View" in Program mode. Messages shown agree with NAMUR Guidelines NE 107.
  • Page 105 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Normal mode: device status messages There is also a device status page in Normal mode. This page shows a list of short status messages and gives the status of the device at this time. Push the [ ] or [ ] button to get to the status device status page in Normal mode.
  • Page 106 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Description of errors and corrective actions Status Error message Description Corrective action type F F F F Sensor Sensor Sensor Sensor Corrupt Sensor Parameter The sensor memory is bad. De-energize and then energize the device again.
  • Page 107 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Status Error message Description Corrective action type F F F F Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Inconsistent NVRAM Incorrect data in the parameter De-energize and then energize the memory. device again. If the message is shown again, tell the supplier.
  • Page 108 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Status Error message Description Corrective action type C C C C Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Sensor Sim. Active The device simulates a Push "Enter" to stop the test. measurement value that is set in menu item B1.1 Set Value B1.1 Set Value...
  • Page 109 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Status Error message Description Corrective action type S S S S Process Process Process Process CO Saturated Low The measurement value is less Do a check of the process than the minimum value of the conditions and the minimum current output range.
  • Page 110 OPERATION REFLEX RF SERIES Status Error message Description Corrective action type M M M M Sensor Information Sensor Information Sensor Information Sensor Information Failed Sensor MCU Test The sensor electronics does a De-energize and then energize the continuous self-test procedure.

  • Page 111: Service

    SERVICE REFLEX RF SERIES 7.1 Periodic maintenance 7.1.1 General notes In normal operational conditions, no maintenance is necessary. If it is necessary, maintenance must be done by approved personnel (the manufacturer or personnel approved by the manufacturer). INFORMATION! For more data about regular inspections and maintenance procedures for devices with Ex and other approvals, refer to the related supplementary instructions.

  • Page 112: How To Clean The Top Surface Of The Device

    SERVICE REFLEX RF SERIES CAUTION! Use multi-purpose grease that is applicable for the operating temperature range of the O-ring with the properties that follow: Operating temperature range of -40...+130 ° C / -40...+266 ° F without a negative effect on the •...

  • Page 113: Availability Of Services

    SERVICE REFLEX RF SERIES 7.4 Availability of services The manufacturer offers a range of services to support the customer after expiration of the warranty. These include repair, maintenance, technical support and training. INFORMATION! For more precise information, please contact your local sales office.

  • Page 114: Form (For Copying) To Accompany A Returned Device

    SERVICE REFLEX RF SERIES 7.5.2 Form (for copying) to accompany a returned device CAUTION! To avoid any risk for our service personnel, this form has to be accessible from outside of the packaging with the returned device. Company: Address: Department: Name: Tel.

  • Page 115: Disposal

    SERVICE REFLEX RF SERIES 7.6 Disposal LEGAL NOTICE! Disposal must be carried out in accordance with legislation applicable in your country. Separate collection of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) in the European Union: Separate collection of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) in the European Union:...

  • Page 116: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES 8.1 Measuring principle A radar signal is emitted via an antenna, reflected from the product surface and received after a time t. The radar principle used is FMCW (Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave). The FMCW-radar transmits a high frequency signal whose frequency increases linearly during the measurement phase (called the frequency sweep).
  • Page 117 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Measurement modes "Direct" mode "Direct" mode "Direct" mode "Direct" mode ≥1.4), the level signal is the reflection on the If the dielectric constant of the liquid is high (ε surface of the liquid. "TBF Auto" mode "TBF Auto"...

  • Page 118: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES 8.2 Technical data INFORMATION! • The following data is provided for general applications. If you require data that is more relevant to your specific application, please contact us or your local sales office. Additional information (certificates, special tools, software,...) and complete product •...
  • Page 119 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Measuring accuracy Resolution 1 mm / 0.04¨ Repeatability ±1 mm / ±0.04¨ Standard: ±2 mm / ±0.08¨, when distance ≤ 10 m / 33 ft; Accuracy ±0.02% of measured distance, when distance > 10 m / 33 ft. For more data, refer to Measuring accuracy on page 124.
  • Page 120 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Cable gland Standard: none Options: Plastic (Non-Ex: black, Ex i-approved: blue); nickel-plated brass; stainless steel; M12 (4-pin connector) Weather protection (Option) Stainless steel (1.4404 / 316L) Process connections DN20 ( DN20 ( DN20 ( DN20 (¾¨) Lens antenna...
  • Page 121 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Electrical connections Terminals output – Non-Ex / Ex i: Power supply Terminals output Terminals output Terminals output Non-Ex / Ex i: Non-Ex / Ex i: Non-Ex / Ex i: 12…30 V DC; min./max. value for an output of 21.5 mA at the terminal Terminals output Terminals output –...
  • Page 122 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Approvals and certification The device meets the essential requirements of the EU Directives. The manufacturer certifies successful testing of the product by applying the CE marking. For more data about the EU Directives and European Standards related to this device, refer to the EU Declaration of Conformity.

  • Page 123: Minimum Power Supply Voltage

    TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES 8.3 Minimum power supply voltage Use these graphs to find the minimum power supply voltage for a given current output load. Non-Ex and Hazardous Location approved (Ex i / IS) devices Figure 8-2: Minimum power supply voltage for an output of 21.5 mA at the terminals (Non-Ex and Hazardous Location...

  • Page 124: Measuring Accuracy

    TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES 8.4 Measuring accuracy Use these graphs to find the measuring accuracy for a given distance from the transmitter. DN20 (¾¨) Lens antenna Figure 8-4: DN20 (¾¨) Lens antenna: measuring accuracy (graph of measuring accuracy in mm against measuring...
  • Page 125 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN25 (1¨) Lens antenna Figure 8-6: DN25 (1¨) Lens antenna: measuring accuracy (graph of measuring accuracy in mm against measuring distance in m) X: Measuring distance from the thread stop or flange facing of the process connection [m]...
  • Page 126 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN40 (1½¨) Lens antenna Figure 8-8: DN40 (1½¨) Lens antenna: measuring accuracy (graph of measuring accuracy in mm against measuring distance in m) X: Measuring distance from the thread stop or flange facing of the process connection [m]...
  • Page 127 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN70 (2¾¨) Lens antenna Figure 8-10: DN70 (2¾¨) Lens antenna: measuring accuracy (graph of measuring accuracy in mm against measuring distance in m) X: Measuring distance from the thread stop or flange facing of the process connection [m]...

  • Page 128: Guidelines For Maximum Operating Pressure

    TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES 8.5 Guidelines for maximum operating pressure WARNING! Make sure that the devices are used within their operating limits. Figure 8-12: Pressure / temperature de-rating (EN 1092-1), flange and threaded connection, in °C and barg 380 400 Figure 8-13: Pressure / temperature de-rating (EN 1092-1), flange and threaded connections, in °F and psig...
  • Page 129 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES INFORMATION! CRN certification (pending) CRN certification (pending) CRN certification (pending) CRN certification (pending) There is a CRN certification option for devices with process connections that agree with ASME standards. This certification is necessary for all devices that are installed on a pressure vessel and used in Canada.

  • Page 130: Dimensions And Weights

    TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES 8.6 Dimensions and weights DN20 / ¾¨ Lens antenna versions Figure 8-16: DN20 / ¾¨ Lens antenna versions 1 DN20 / ¾¨ Lens antenna with a G ¾ A or ¾ NPT threaded connection 2 DN20 / ¾¨ Lens antenna with a low-pressure flange attached to a threaded connection...
  • Page 131 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN25 / 1¨ Lens antenna versions Figure 8-17: DN25 / 1¨ Lens antenna versions 1 DN25 / 1¨ Lens antenna with a G 1 A or 1 NPT threaded connection 2 DN25 / 1¨ Lens antenna with a low-pressure flange attached to a threaded connection...
  • Page 132 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN40 / 1½¨ Lens antenna versions Figure 8-18: DN40 / 1½¨ Lens antenna versions 1 DN40 / 1½¨ Lens antenna with a G 1½A or 1½ NPT threaded connection 2 DN40 / 1½¨ Lens antenna with a flange connection 3 DN40 / 1½¨...
  • Page 133 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN40 / 1½¨ Lens antenna: Dimensions in mm Type of process Dimensions [mm] connection Thread connection 203.5 29.5 24.2 Flange connection 209.5 49.2 Low-pressure flange 206.5 32.2 21.2 connection 1 If the process temperature is more than +150°C, add 112 mm to this value 2 If the process temperature is more than +150°C, add 112 mm to this value.
  • Page 134 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN70 / 2¾¨ Lens antenna versions Figure 8-19: DN70 / 2¾¨ Lens antenna versions 1 DN70 / 2¾¨ Lens antenna with a G 3A or 3 NPT threaded connection 2 DN70 / 2¾¨ Lens antenna with a flange connection 3 DN70 / 2¾¨...
  • Page 135 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES DN70 / 2¾¨ Lens antenna: Dimensions in mm Type of process Dimensions [mm] connection Thread connection Flange connection 233.2 — Low-pressure flange 212.8 233.2 21.2 connection 1 If the device has a G 3 process connection, then c = 209.8 mm. If the device has a 3 NPT process connection, then c = 207.8 mm. If the process temperature is more than +150°C, add 112 mm to this value.
  • Page 136 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Purging option Figure 8-20: Purging options 1 G 1/4 threaded connection for purging system (the plug is supplied by the manufacturer) INFORMATION! Purging system Purging system Purging system Purging system Flange connections must have a pressure rating of PN10 (EN 1092-1), PN16 (EN 1092-1), Class 150 (ASME B16.5) or be a low-pressure flange (PN01 / 15 psig).
  • Page 137 TECHNICAL DATA REFLEX RF SERIES Converter weight Type of housing Weights [kg] [lb] Compact aluminium housing Compact aluminium housing with distance piece Compact stainless steel housing Compact stainless steel housing with distance piece 11.9 1 If the process temperature is more than +150°C / +302°F, the housing has a distance piece. For more data about the overall dimensions of the device, refer to the "Dimensions and weights section.

  • Page 138: Description Of Hart Interface

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.1 General description The HART® Protocol is an open digital communication protocol for industry. It is free to use by anyone. It is included in the software embedded in signal converters of HART-compatible devices.

  • Page 139: Software History

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.2 Software history INFORMATION! In the table below, "x" is a placeholder for possible multi-digit alphanumeric combinations, depending on the available version. Release date Devices HART® Device Revision DD Revision 2016-04 All revisions HART®...

  • Page 140: Multi-Drop Connection (2-Wire Connection)

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.3.2 Multi-Drop connection (2-wire connection) Up to 63 devices may be installed in parallel (this signal converter and other HART® devices). For an illustration of multi-drop networks, refer to Multi-drop networks on page 47.

  • Page 141: Operation

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.5.2 Operation INFORMATION! The Field Communicator will not give you access to the service menu. A simulation is only possible for current outputs. The Field Communicator and the device's local display use almost the same procedures to operate the signal converter.

  • Page 142: Field Device Tool / Device Type Manager (Fdt / Dtm)

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.7 Field Device Tool / Device Type Manager (FDT / DTM) A Field Device Tool Container (FDT Container) is a PC program used to configure HART®, PROFIBUS and FOUNDATION™ fieldbus devices. To configure a device, an FDT container uses the applicable Device Type Manager (DTM).

  • Page 143: Hart® Menu Tree For Ams

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.9 HART® menu tree for AMS Abbreviations of the following tables: • Optional, depending on device version and configuration • Read only 9.9.1 Overview AMS menu tree (positions in menu tree) Configure / Setup...
  • Page 144 DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES Full Setup Process Install. Parameters Tank Type / Tank Height / Blocking Distance / Time Constant / Antenna Type / Antenna Extension / Distance Piece / Reference Offset / Tank Bottom Offset Process...
  • Page 145 DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES Full Setup Device Information / Long Tag / Serial Number / Manufacturer Device Name / V Number Electronic Revision / Field Device Revision / Software Revision / Hardware Revision / Electronics Serial / Production Date...

  • Page 146: Hart® Menu Tree For Pdm

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES Device Diagnostics Device Status Condensed Status (NE 107) Condensed Status (NE 107) Device Simulation Active Standard Device Status / Ext. Device Status / Write Protect / Device Diagnostic Status 0 / Device Diagnostic Status 1...

  • Page 147: Overview Pdm Menu Tree (Positions In Menu Tree)

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.10.1 Overview PDM menu tree (positions in menu tree) Overview: Device Menu Download To Device... Upload To PG/PC... Quick Setup General Security Units Application Assistant Full Setup Process Install. Parameters Process Conversion Output...

  • Page 148: Pdm Menu Tree (Details For Settings)

    DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES 9.10.2 PDM menu tree (details for settings) Device Menu Download To Device... Upload To PG/PC... Quick Setup General Language / Tag / Long Tag Security Login / Change Password / Reset Passwords / Lock Status...
  • Page 149 DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES Device Information / Long Tag / Serial Number Manufacturer / Device Name / V Number Electronic Revision / Field Device Revision Software Revision / Hardware Revision Electronics Serial No. / Production Date Security...
  • Page 150 DESCRIPTION OF HART INTERFACE REFLEX RF SERIES Diagnosis Device Status Condensed Status Condensed Status (NE 107) / Device Simulation Active (NE 107) Standard Device Status / Ext. Device Status / Write Protect / Device Diagnostic Status 0 / Device Diagnostic Status 1...

  • Page 151: Appendix

    Make a selection from each column to get the full order code. 4 REFLEX RF Series FMCW Radar - 80 GHz radar (FMCW) level transmitter for liquids in narrow tanks with REFLEX RF Series FMCW Radar - 80 GHz radar (FMCW) level transmitter for liquids in narrow tanks with...
  • Page 152 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES Display – Documentation language Display Documentation language Display Display Documentation language Documentation language English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese Japanese Chinese (simplified) A Russian B Czech C Turkish D Polish Process conditions (Pressure, temperature, material and remarks) / Process...
  • Page 153 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES ASME B1.20.1 (threaded connection) ¾ NPT E A 0 F A 0 1 NPT G A 0 1½ NPT L A 0 3 NPT Low-pressure EN flange (screwed to G connection) L C 0 DN80 PN01...
  • Page 154 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES JIS B2220 flange H U P 50A JIS 10K RF L U P 80A JIS 10K RF M U P 100A JIS 10K RF P U P 150A JIS 10K RF R U P 200A JIS 10K RF...

  • Page 155: Spare Parts

    APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES 10.2 Spare parts We supply spare parts for this device. When you send an order for a mechanical spare part, use the reference numbers in the table that follows. When you send an order for an electronic spare...
  • Page 156 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES Description Quantity Part reference Housing Aluminium blind cover (11) (11) (11) (11) + gasket (8) (8) + cover stop (1) XFDX010102 Stainless steel blind cover (11) + gasket (8) (8) + cover stop (1) XFDX010202 Aluminium display cover(9)

  • Page 157: Accessories: General Items

    APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES 10.3 Accessories: general items We supply accessories for this device. When you send an order for accessories, please give the reference numbers that follow: Figure 10-2: Accessories: general items 1 Weather protection 2 Viator RS232 / HART converter...

  • Page 158: Accessories: Process Connection Kits

    APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES 10.4 Accessories: process connection kits Figure 10-3: Accessories: process connection kits 1 316L low-pressure flange disc for G (ISO 228) thread connection on level transmitter 2 316L low-pressure flange disc for NPT (ASME B1.20.1) thread connection on level transmitter 3 316L wall-mounted bracket for G 1½...
  • Page 159 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES Item Description Quantity Part reference 316L low-pressure flange disc (max. 14.5 psig at +68°F) for 3 NPT process connection on level transmitter Disc with holes, drilled according to DN100 PN2.5...PN40 / 4¨ 150 lb XF70000N20 Disc with holes, drilled according to DN150 PN2.5...PN40 / 6¨ 150 lb XF70000N21 Disc with holes, drilled according to DN200 PN2.5...PN40 / 8¨...
  • Page 160 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES 10.6 Glossary Dead zone Dead zone Dead zone Dead zone Non-measurement zone. Dielectric constant Dielectric constant An electrical property of the product to be measured used in radar Dielectric constant Dielectric constant measurement. Also known as εr, DK and relative permittivity. Defines the strength of the wave reflected back to the device's signal converter.
  • Page 161 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES PACTware PACTware™ Software that operates and configures field devices from a remote PACTware PACTware workstation. It is not necessary to use fieldbus software or programs developed by the manufacturer. Radar reflection Radar reflection Radar reflection Radar reflection Signal reflected from the surface of the tank contents.
  • Page 162 APPENDIX REFLEX RF SERIES Figure 10-5: Measurement definitions: distance 1 Distance 2 Blocking distance 3 Flange facing 4 Gas (Air) 5 Tank height 6 Ullage volume or mass Figure 10-6: Measurement definitions: level 1 Level 2 Volume or mass www.hycontrol.com...
  • Page 163 NOTES REFLEX RF SERIES 01/2019 - RF SERIES MANUAL v1 www.hycontrol.com...
  • Page 164 Hycontrol Ltd Larchwood House Orchard Street Redditch Worcestershire B98 7DP United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0) 1527 406800 Fax: +44 (0) 1527 406810 Email: sales@hycontrol.com Web: www.hycontrol.com Company registered in England No: 1755684...

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