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Elster EK280 Applications Manual (163 pages)
Brand:
Elster
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 5.52 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 General
7
Safety Instructions
7
Additional Information
7
2 EK280 Operation and Display
8
Display Configuration
8
Main" Main Display
8
Setting the Number of Tabs
8
User Values for the Customer
9
User Values for the Administrator
9
EK280 Archives Display
10
Progress Index
10
Search Function for Checking Archive Entries
11
Context Menu
12
Jump to Main Display ("Goto Main")
12
Freeze Display ("Freeze Display")
12
Clear Status Register ("Clear Status R.")
12
Special Commissioning Function
13
Device Software and Checksum
13
Clear Volumes and Archives ("Clr.V")
13
Clear Archives ("Clr.a")
13
Parameterize the Volume at Measurement Conditions "VM
13
Parameterize the Volume at Base Conditions
14
Parameterize Display Contrast
15
Error Messages When Entering Values
16
3 Working with Ensuite
17
Setting up the Communication Link to the EK280 Via Optical Interface
17
Setting up the Communication Link to EK280 Via a Modem
17
Setting up the Communication Link to EK280 Via a Network (TCP/IP)
18
Setting up a Direct Communication Link to EK280
18
Updating Customized Parameters
18
Send Parameter File
19
4 Volume Measurement
19
LF Pulse Generator (Reed Contact)
20
Connection
20
Parameterization
20
HF Pulse Generator (Namur)
21
Connection
21
Parameterization
21
Encoder
22
Connection
22
Parameterization
22
HF Pulse Input with Automatic Conversion
24
Pulse Generator Connection
24
Parameterization
25
Pulse Comparison
26
Pulse Generator Connection
26
Parameterization
26
Monitoring the Load at Measurement Conditions Qm in the Archive
28
Pulse Generator Connection
28
Parameterization
29
Evaluation with Ensuite
29
Parameterize the Qm/Qb Load Display
30
5 Other Number and Status Inputs
32
Warning Input Active
32
Warning Input Inactive
33
Information Input Active
33
Information Input Inactive
33
Time-Synchronous Input
34
Additional Metering Input (Input 3)
34
Archive for the Additional Metering Input (Input 3)
35
6 Outputs
36
Connection of Outputs
36
NF Pulse Output (Low-Frequency)
37
Parameterization
37
Status Output (Signal Output)
39
Parameterizing by Keyboard
39
Parameterizing with Ensuite
39
Time-Synchronous Output
41
Parameterization
41
HF Pulse Outputs (High Frequency)
42
Scope
42
System Preconditions
42
Parameterization
43
Connection Example
43
Continuous Pulse Output
44
Parameterization
44
Switching Pulse Inputs on or off
44
Connecting Outputs to a PLC or an Isolation Amplifier
44
Isolating Outputs (Galvanic Isolation)
45
Securing the Outputs
46
7 Data Transfer
47
Internal GSM and GPRS Modem
47
SIM Card Insertion and Unlocking
47
GSM Operation
49
GPRS (Tcpserv-Function)
52
GPRS with Comftp
55
GPRS with Comtsc (Tainy Switching Center)
59
Replacing the Antenna
65
Upgrading an Internal Modem
67
EM260 to Serial Interface
70
EM260 Connection
70
EM260 with Analog Modem (PSTN Modem)
71
EM260 with Ethernet Adapter
74
EM260 with GSM-Modem
79
FE260 to Serial Interface
83
FE260 Connection
83
FE260 SIM Card Insertion and Unlock
85
FE260 with Internal Analog Modem (PSTN Modem)
87
FE260 GSM/GPRS Version, GSM Operating Mode
89
FE260 GSM/GPRS Mode, Gprs/Tcserv
91
FE260 GSM/GPRS Version with Comftp Modem Application
98
FE260 GSM/GPRS Version with Comtsc Modem Application
102
FE260 with Ethernet Adapter
103
FE260 with RS232 Interface Card
106
Other Devices to Serial Interface
108
Direct RS232 Interface Connection (I.e. PC COM Port)
108
Ex Isolator MTL5051
110
RS485 Interface, Electrically Isolated
113
RS485 Interface, Without Electrical Isolation
115
Data Transfer Verification
118
Time Window Connection
118
Point-In-Time Connection
119
Connection Configuration Status "Stcon
120
Status of Remote Terminal "Sdst
121
GSM Modem Status "Stm
122
Registration of the GSM Receiving Level in a Flexible Archive
122
Connection
122
Parameterization
122
Evaluation with Ensuite
123
8 Data Transmission Protocols
124
Modbus
124
Standard Settings of the Modbus Map
124
Formats
125
Value Readout Via Modbus
125
Value Update Via Modbus
125
Modbus Via RS232 Interface
126
Modbus Via Internal Modem (Modbus RTU_TCP)
127
Operating a Modbus Master
129
General Parameterization
129
Parameterization of Modbus Master Tasks
130
Modbus Master Parameter (Modbus Master Info)
130
Modbus Parameters Which Are Valid for the Entire Device
131
Connection Parameters
131
Modbus Master Via the Terminal Device (RS232 Directly, RTU or ASCII Format)
131
Modbus Master Via Internal Modem (RTU_TCP)
135
Sending SMS Messages
137
Preparation
137
Parameterization
137
9 Archive
140
Measurement Period Archive
140
Archive Content
140
Memory Capacity
141
Changing the Measurement Period
141
Values Relating to Measurement Periods
142
Remainder of the Measurement Period
142
Freeze Metering Period Archive
142
Delete Measurement Period Archive
143
Daily Archive
143
Archive Content
143
Memory Capacity
144
Changing the Daily Limit
144
Values Relating to Daily Limits
144
Time Elapsed Since the Daily Limit
145
Deleting the Daily Archive
145
Monthly Archive 1 (Monthly Meter Readings)
146
Archive Content
146
Memory Capacity
146
Changing the Monthly Limit (= Daily Limit)
146
Values Relating to Months
147
Delete Monthly Archive 1
147
Monthly Archive 2 (Measured Values)
148
Archive Content
148
Memory Capacity
149
Changing the Monthly Limit (= Daily Limit)
149
Values Relating to Months
149
Delete Monthly Archive 2
150
Manual (Events Manual)
150
Archive Content
150
Memory Capacity
151
Deleting the Manual
151
Modifications Archive (Audit Trail)
151
Archive Content
151
Deleting the Modification Archive
151
Updates Archive
152
Archive Content
152
Memory Capacity
152
Delete Updates Archive
152
Calibration Data Log
153
Deactivating the Calibration Data Log
153
Archive Content
153
Memory Capacity
153
Deleting the Calibration Data Log
154
User Archive
154
Archive Content
154
Memory Capacity
154
Delete User Archive
154
10 Status Messages
155
Clearing Messages in the Status Register
155
List of Status Messages
155
Device Battery Life
159
Standard Operation
159
Encoder for Volume Measurement
159
Additional Pressure or Temperature Sensors
160
Output Isolation (Galvanic Separation)
161
Modem Battery Life
161
Monthly Data Transfer
162
Weekly Data Transfer
162
Daily Data Transfer
162
Data Transfer Duration in Modem Battery Operation
163
Data Transfer Duration Depending on Ambient Temperature
163
Data Transfer Duration for Daily Call
163
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Elster EK280 Operating Manual (119 pages)
Volume conversion device
Brand:
Elster
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 10.29 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 General
7
Information about this Manual
7
Warranty Provisions
7
Customer Service
7
Customer Service and Repairs
7
Electronic Hotline
8
Meaning of Symbols
8
Safety Information
8
Tips and Recommendations
9
Limitationof Liability
9
Copyright Protection
9
Scope of Delivery
10
Spare Parts and Accessories
10
Storage
11
2 Safety
12
General
12
Intended Use
14
Personnel
15
Personal Protective Equipment
16
Specific Risks
17
Environmental Protection
18
Operator's Responsibility
18
3 Technical Data
20
General Data
20
Power Supply for EK280 Without Integrated Power Supply Unit
20
Battery Power Supply for the Basic Device
20
Battery Power Supply for the Integrated Modem
20
External Power Supply for the Basic Device
21
Power Supply for EK280 with Integrated Power Supply Unit
21
Battery Power Supply for the Basic Device
21
External Power Supply
21
Buffer Batteries for the Integrated Modem
21
Pressure Sensor
22
CT30 Type Pressure Sensor
22
Pressure Sensor Type 17002
23
Temperature Sensor
23
Digital Inputs
23
LF Pulse and Signalinputs
23
HF Pulse Inputs (High Frequency)
24
Encoder Input
24
Digital Outputs
25
Nominal Data
25
LF Pulse or Signal Outputs
25
HF Pulse Outputs
25
Interfaces
26
Serial Optical Interface
26
Serial Electrical Interface
26
Integrated Modem
26
Measurement Conditions
27
Environment
27
Labeling
27
Type Label of the Volume Corrector
27
ATEX Marking
28
Device Software Identification
29
4 Construction and Function
30
External View
30
Internal View
30
Short Description
31
Connections
31
5 Assembly, Connection and Putting into Operation
32
Assembly
32
Assembly on a Gas Meter
33
Assembly on a Pipeline
33
Assembly on a Wall
34
Three-Way Valve
34
Connection
35
Connecting the Gas Meter
36
Sealing the Input Terminals
38
Connecting the Temperature Sensor
38
Connecting the Pressure Pipe
40
Connecting the Power Supply
41
Connect Outputs of the EK280
43
Earthing the EK280 Housing
44
Earthing the Cable Connections of the EK280
45
Additional Measures for Installation in Zone 2
45
Putting into Operation
46
Configuration of Measurement Parameters
46
Sealing
55
Closing the Housing
57
Verifying Assembly and Connection
57
6 Operation
58
Safety
58
Personal Protective Equipment
58
Operating Personnel
58
Instructed Personnel
58
Qualified Personnel
58
Calibration Officers
59
Basic Principles
59
Display
60
Button Functions
61
Data Recall, Display Navigation
62
Meaning of Status Symbols
63
Error Messages When Entering Values
65
Access Rights
66
Data Register Content
68
Access Rights
68
Main" Register (Main Display)
68
Cust." Register (Customer)
70
Admin" Register (Administrator)
72
Serv." Register (Service)
73
Ctrl." Register (Control)
74
7 Maintenance
77
Safety
77
Personnel
79
Personal Protective Equipment
79
Environmental Protection
79
Testing and Changing Device Batteries
80
Changing and Connecting Device Batteries
80
Entering the Battery Capacity
82
Display Remaining Battery Power
83
8 Faults
84
Safety
84
Personnel
84
Personal Protective Equipment
85
Improper Elimination of Faults
85
Behavior in the Event of Faults
85
Fault and Other Status Messages
86
9 Appendix
91
List of Spare Parts and Accessories
91
Fastening Elements
91
Pressure Connections
91
Temperature Sensor Pockets
92
Small Parts and Miscellaneous
92
Documentation
92
EC Declaration of Conformity
93
ATEX Type Examination Certificate
94
Zone 1
94
Zone 2
109
Elster EK280 Operating Manual (91 pages)
Volume conversion device
Brand:
Elster
| Category:
Control Unit
| Size: 4.44 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 General
7
Information about this Manual
7
Warranty Provisions
7
Customer Service
7
Customer Service and Repairs
7
Electronic Hotline
8
Meaning of Symbols
8
Safety Information
8
Tips and Recommendations
9
Limitationof Liability
9
Copyright Protection
9
Scope of Delivery
10
Spare Parts and Accessories
10
Storage
11
2 Safety
12
General
12
Intended Use
14
Personnel
14
Personal Protective Equipment
15
Specific Risks
16
Environmental Protection
17
Operator's Responsibility
18
3 Technical Data
19
General Data
19
Power Supply for EK280 Without Integrated Power Supply Unit
19
Battery Power Supply for the Basic Device
19
Battery Power Supply for the Integrated Modem
19
External Power Supply for the Basic Device
20
Power Supply for EK280 with Integrated Power Supply Unit
20
Battery Power Supply for the Basic Device
20
External Power Supply
20
Buffer Batteries for the Integrated Modem
20
Pressure Sensor
20
CT30 Type Pressure Sensor
20
Pressure Sensor Type 17002
21
Temperature Sensor
22
Digital Inputs
22
LF Pulse and Signalinputs
22
HF Pulse Inputs (High Frequency)
23
Encoder Input
23
Digital Outputs
23
Nominal Data
23
LF Pulse or Signal Outputs
23
HF Pulse Outputs
24
Interfaces
24
Serial Optical Interface
24
Serial Electrical Interface
24
Integrated Modem
24
Measurement Conditions
24
Environment
24
Labeling
25
Type Label of the Volume Corrector
25
ATEX Marking
26
Device Software Identification
26
4 Construction and Function
27
External View
27
Internal View
27
Short Description
28
Connections
28
5 Assembly, Connection and Putting into Operation
29
Assembly
29
Assembly on a Gas Meter
30
Assembly on a Pipeline
30
Assembly on a Wall
31
Three-Way Valve
31
Connection
32
Connecting the Gas Meter
33
Sealing the Input Terminals
35
Connecting the Temperature Sensor
35
Connecting the Pressure Pipe
36
Connecting the Power Supply
37
Connect Outputs of the EK280
39
Earthing the EK280 Housing
40
Earthing the Cable Connections of the EK280
40
Additional Measures for Installation in Zone 2
41
Putting into Operation
41
Configuration of Measurement Parameters
41
Sealing
51
Closing the Housing
52
Verifying Assembly and Connection
52
6 Operation
53
Safety
53
Personal Protective Equipment
53
Operating Personnel
53
Instructed Personnel
53
Qualified Personnel
53
Calibration Officers
54
Basic Principles
54
Display
55
Button Functions
56
Data Recall, Display Navigation
57
Meaning of Status Symbols
58
Error Messages When Entering Values
59
Access Rights
60
Data Register Content
62
Access Rights
62
Main" Register (Main Display)
62
Cust." Register (Customer)
64
Admin" Register (Administrator)
66
Serv." Register (Service)
67
Ctrl." Register (Control)
67
7 Maintenance
70
Safety
70
Personnel
71
Personal Protective Equipment
71
Environmental Protection
71
Testing and Changing Device Batteries
72
Changing and Connecting Device Batteries
72
Entering the Battery Capacity
74
Display Remaining Battery Power
75
8 Faults
76
Safety
76
Personnel
76
Personal Protective Equipment
77
Improper Elimination of Faults
77
Behavior in the Event of Faults
77
Fault and Other Status Messages
78
9 Appendix
82
List of Spare Parts and Accessories
82
Fastening Elements
82
Pressure Connections
82
Temperature Sensor Pockets
83
Small Parts and Miscellaneous
83
Documentation
83
EC Declaration of Conformity
84
ATEX Type Examination Certificate
85
Zone 1
85
Zone 2
90
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