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- RISOLUZIONE PROBLEMI
- SEGNALIBRI
- Measurement 2
- Continuous 2
- Weighing Systems 2
- Table of Contents 3
- The MultiRanger 100 and 200 11
- Manual Symbols 12
- Configuration Examples 12
- Specifications 13
- Discrete (2) 16
- Wall Mount 16
- Panel Mount 16
- Installation 18
- Mounting Instructions 19
- 1, Div 2 Applications 20
- Mounting the Enclosure 22
- MultiRanger Board 23
- Installing the Battery 23
- Installing SmartLinx Card 24
- Please note: 25
- Terminal Board 26
- Transducers 27
- Temperature Sensor 28
- MultiRanger 29
- Digital Communications 30
- Discrete Inputs 31
- Operating the MultiRanger 32
- Status Parameters 34
- Controlling the Display 35
- Parameter Indexing 36
- Programmer Keys 38
- Dolphin Plus Toolbar Buttons 40
- Device Description 41
- Activating the MultiRanger 42
- Parameters P925–P927 43
- Parameter Reset 44
- Display Readout 44
- Operation 45
- Primary and Secondary Indexes 47
- P054 [1,1] 48
- • P054 [2,1] = 8m 48
- Dual Point Models 49
- Relay Failsafe 50
- Troubleshooting Appendix 50
- General Introduction 51
- Relay Function 51
- 2 % of span 52
- Relay States 53
- Relay Related Parameters 53
- Relay Activation 54
- Preset Applications 56
- Calibrating 4 mA Output 60
- Calibrating 20 mA Output 60
- Verifying the mA Range 60
- Volume [MR 200] 61
- Example Chart 62
- MultiRanger 200 only 63
- Set the Common Parameters 64
- Parameter 64
- Value Description 64
- Rate [MR 200] 65
- Cable Fault 66
- Temperature [MR 200] 66
- Loss of Echo (LOE) 67
- Other Pump Control Algorithms 71
- [MR 200] 72
- Optional Pump Controls 73
- Set in RUN Mode 75
- Reducing Wall Cling [MR 200] 76
- Grouping Pumps [MR 200] 77
- Tracking Pump Usage 78
- Setting a Rake Control 79
- Setting the Common Parameters 80
- Set Relay 1 (Operate Rake) 80
- Flow Sampler 82
- Setting Zero Head 84
- Setting Totalized Volume 85
- Parameter Index Value 86
- Palmer Bowlus Flume 87
- Applicable Weir Profiles 89
- Leopold Lagco Flume 91
- Cut Throat Flume 92
- Example Flumes 94
- Example Weirs 94
- Testing the Configuration 95
- General Appendix C: 98
- Troubleshooting 98
- Communication Systems 100
- Communication Ports 100
- SmartLinx 101
- Dolphin Plus 101
- Communications Installation 102
- Port 1: RS-232 RJ-11 Jack 103
- Port 2: RS-485 103
- P770 Port Protocol 104
- P771 Network Address 104
- The serial port parity 105
- Modbus register map 106
- Parameter Access 106
- Average or Difference 107
- Data Types 107
- Appendix A 107
- P782 Parameter Index 108
- Location 108
- Parameter Reference 109
- Modbus Register Types 110
- Discrete Input Data Address 110
- Relay Data Address 110
- Parameter Reference 111
- Global Index Method 112
- Reading Parameters 113
- Writing Parameters 114
- Format Registers 115
- word = (primary 116
- Example 116
- Word Order (R40,062) 118
- Text Messages 119
- Error Handling 121
- Communication Troubleshooting 123
- Parameter Access (SPA) 124
- Format Register 125
- Error Codes 126
- Index types 128
- Quick Start (P001 to P007) 129
- P110 Level Source 130
- Rake Control 130
- Specifies material type 130
- P003 Maximum Process Speed 131
- P004 Transducer 131
- P005 Units 132
- P006 Empty 132
- Maximum Volume (P051) 133
- Parameters 134
- # Shape Description 134
- P051 Maximum Volume [MR 200] 135
- [MR 200] 136
- Volume Characterization 137
- P061 Convert Reading [MR 200] 138
- P062 Offset Reading 138
- Backup Level Override 139
- P066 Override Time Delay 140
- P069 Password 140
- P129 Relay 141
- Failsafe 141
- Relays (P100 to P119) 142
- Control Functions (P111) 143
- Setpoints (P112, P113) 143
- P111 Relay Control Function 144
- MultiRanger Communications 145
- P113 Relay OFF Setpoint 147
- P116 Dead Band [MR 200] 147
- Relay Control Function 148
- Pump Control 149
- P129 Relay Failsafe 150
- P137 Pump Group [MR 200] 153
- P170 Flush Pump [MR 200] 154
- P171 Flush Cycles [MR 200] 155
- P172 Flush Interval [MR 200] 155
- P173 Flush Duration [MR 200] 155
- P200 mA Output Range 156
- P201 mA Output Function 156
- P202 mA Output Allocation 157
- P210 0/4 mA Output Setpoint 159
- P211 20 mA Output Setpoint 159
- Calibrates the 4 mA output 160
- Calibrates the 20 mA output 161
- P250 mA Input Range [MR 200] 162
- P270 Discrete Input Function 164
- Sensor (if applicable) 166
- P309 Pump RUN Time 167
- P310 Pump Hours 167
- P311 Pump Starts 167
- P312 Pump Run Ons [MR 200] 167
- P320 Flow Max [MR 200] 168
- P321 Flow Min [MR 200] 168
- P322 LCD Total Low [MR 200] 169
- P323 LCD Total High [MR 200] 169
- P330 Profile Record 170
- P332 Auto Record Transducer 171
- P333 Auto Record Interval 171
- P331 Auto Record Enable 171
- P334 Auto Record ON Setpoint 172
- P335 Auto Record OFF Setpoint 172
- P337 Auto Record LOE Time 173
- P340 Date of Manufacture 174
- P341 RUN Time 174
- P342 Start Ups 174
- P801 Range Extension 175
- Open Channel Monitoring 175
- P601 Flow Exponent [MR 200] 176
- Example Exponents 177
- P603 Maximum Head [MR 200] 178
- P604 Maximum Flow [MR 200] 178
- P605 Zero Head [MR 200] 179
- P606 Time Units [MR 200] 180
- P608 Flowrate Units [MR 200] 181
- Universal Calculation Support 182
- P620 Low Flow Cutoff [MR 200] 183
- P621 Auto Zero Head [MR 200] 183
- Example: 185
- P645 Relay Duration [MR 200] 188
- P650 Offset Calibration 189
- P652 Offset Correction 190
- P653 Velocity 190
- P654 Velocity at 20°C 191
- P660 Temp Source 191
- P661 Temp Fixed 192
- Readings in Run Mode 193
- P701 Max Empty Rate 194
- P702 Filling Indicator 194
- P703 Emptying Indicator 195
- P704 Rate Filter 195
- Readings in RUN Mode 196
- P710 Fuzz Filter 197
- P711 Echo Lock 198
- P712 Echo Lock Sampling 199
- P713 Echo Lock Window 199
- P726 Level System Sync 200
- P727 Scan Delay 200
- Hand Programmer 201
- P735 Backlight 203
- P737 Primary Reading [MR 200] 203
- P741 Communications Timeout 203
- Communications 204
- P775 Stop Bits 206
- P778 Modem Available 206
- P779 Modem Inactivity Timeout 206
- P782 Parameter Index Location 207
- P790 Hardware Error 207
- P791 Hardware Error Code 208
- P792 Hardware Error Count 208
- P794 SmartLinx Module Type 208
- P795 SmartLinx Protocol 208
- P799 Communications Control 209
- P800 Near Blanking 209
- P803 Shot / Pulse Mode 211
- P804 Confidence Threshold 211
- P805 Echo Confidence 212
- P806 Echo Strength 212
- P807 Noise 212
- P815 Echo Time Filtered 213
- P816 Echo Time Raw 213
- P820 Algorithm 214
- P821 Spike Filter 215
- P822 Narrow Echo Filter 215
- P823 Reform Echo 216
- P825 Echo Marker Trigger 216
- Selects the TVT Curve used 217
- Dolphin Plus PC Software 218
- P834 TVT Start Duration 219
- P835 TVT Slope Min 219
- (or when P837 = 0) 220
- P839 TVT Hover Level 221
- P840 Short Shot Number 222
- P841 Long Shot Number 222
- P842 Short Shot Frequency 223
- P843 Long Shot Frequency 223
- P844 Short Shot Width 223
- P845 Long Shot Width 224
- P850 Short Shot Bias 224
- P851 Short Shot Floor 224
- View the EPROM Rev. # 225
- P902 Watchdog 226
- P903 Display 226
- P904 Keypad 226
- P905 Transmit Pulse 226
- P906 RS-232 Port 226
- P908 Scanner 227
- P910 Toggle Relays 227
- P911 mA Output Value 227
- P912 Transducer Temperature 227
- Testing the 228
- Configuration 228
- P921 Material Measurement 229
- P922 Space Measurement 229
- P923 Distance Measurement 229
- Master Reset (P999) 231
- Appendix A: Index Types 233
- Transmit Pulse 234
- Echo Processing 234
- Auto False-Echo Suppression 235
- Distance Calculation 236
- Sound Velocity 236
- Scanning 237
- Volume Calculation [MR 200] 237
- Flow Calculation 238
- Typical Flow Characterization 239
- Maximum Process Speed 240
- Appendix C: Troubleshooting 241
- Non-Transducer Noise 242
- Non-Transducer Noise Sources 243
- Common Wiring Problems 243
- Reducing Electrical Noise 243
- Reducing Acoustical Noise 243
- Measurement Difficulties 244
- P832: TVT Shaper 245
- Fixed Reading 246
- Transducer Ringing 247
- Pump Control Options 249
- Pump Control Algorithms 249
- On 3 On On On 250
- On 2 On On Off 250
- On 1 On Off Off 250
- Off 0 Off Off Off 250
- Other Pump Controls [MR 200] 253
- Flush Device (P170 to P173) 254
- Appendix E: Updating Software 255
- Existing installation 257
- Installations) 257
- MultiRanger Plus 258
- Relay Parameter Value 258
- MultiRanger 100/200 258
- Div 2 Applications 259
- Appendix G 260
- MultiRanger 100 261
- longer handled in 262
- Date Changes 263
- MultiRanger 200 264
- Programming Charts 267
- Parameter Charts 268
- # Name 1 2 3 268
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Instruction Manual August 2008100/200multiranger
viiimmmmmTable of ContentsObstructions in the Sound Beam ... 2
Page 90 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmCommunicationsCommunication SystemsThe MultiRanger is capable of communicating with
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 - INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 91mmmmmCommunicationsSmartLinxOther protocols are available through optional SmartLinx comm
Page 92 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmComms InstallationCommunications Installation Wiring Guidelines• the RJ-11 cable max
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 93mmmmmComms InstallationPort 1: RS-232 RJ-11 Jack To connect the unit to a PC using an RS-
Page 94 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmComms InstallationTo connect the unit to a modem using an RS-485 port:Configuring Co
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 95mmmmmComms InstallationFor devices connected with the Siemens Milltronics protocol, this
Page 96 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmComms InstallationP778 Modem AvailableSets the MultiRanger to use an external modem.
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 97mmmmmModbus Register TypesModbus Register MapFeatures affecting volume, mA input, and Ave
Page 98 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmModbus Register TypesThe MultiRanger was designed to make it easy for master devices
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 99mmmmmModbus Register TypesProduct ID (R40,064)This value identifies the Siemens device ty
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 1mmmmmMultiRanger 100/200The MultiRanger 100 and 200The MultiRanger is available in two mod
Page 100 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmModbus Register TypesDiscrete Inputs (R41,070) This table shows the current status
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 101mmmmmModbus Register TypesPump OFF Setpoint (R41,430 – R41,435) The OFF setpoint level (
Page 102 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmModbus Register TypesParameter Access (R43,998 – R46,999)Parameter values are given
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 103mmmmmModbus Register TypesReading ParametersTo read parameter values, follow the steps l
Page 104 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmModbus Register Types•from Transducer OneSend the integer value 01008 to register 4
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 105mmmmmModbus Register TypesFormat Words (R46,000 to R46,999)Format words are unsigned int
Page 106 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmModbus Register TypesThe decimal offset indicates how the remote system must interp
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 107mmmmmData TypesData TypesThe MultiRanger parameters do not always use integers to hold v
Page 108 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmData TypesFor example, if R41,442 is read as a UINT32, the 32 bits would look like
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 109mmmmmData TypesText MessagesIf a device parameter returns a text message, that message i
Page 2 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmMultiRanger 100/200If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions about the manu
Page 110 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmData TypesRelay Function Codes (P111 Only) Please note that the MultiRanger 200 off
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 111mmmmmError HandlingError HandlingModbus ResponsesWhen polled by a Modbus Master, a slave
Page 112 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmError Handling• If the host attempts to write one or more registers that are out of
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 - INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 113mmmmmCommunicationsCommunication TroubleshootingGenerally1. Check the following:• There
Page 114 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmCommunication Appendix ACommunication Appendix A: Single Parameter Access (SPA)This
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 115mmmmmCommunication Appendix AWriting ParametersTo set parameters through Modbus do the f
Page 116 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmCommunication Appendix AError CodesThe error codes returned in the format area are
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 117mmmmmParametersParameter ReferenceThe MultiRanger is configured through its parameters,
Page 118 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersIndex typesName Description # of indexesGlobal This parameter applies to
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 119mmmmmParametersP000 LockSecures the MultiRanger from changes via the handheld programmer
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 3mmmmmSpecificationsSpecificationsPowerAC version• 100-230 V AC ± 15%, 50 / 60 Hz, 36 VA (1
Page 120 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersFor DPD and DPA Programming [MR 200]Please note that this feature is only
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 121mmmmmParametersP003 Maximum Process SpeedDetermines level change reaction.Use a setting
Page 122 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP005 UnitsSpecifies measurement units used for dimensional values. Changi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 123mmmmmParametersP007 SpanSets the range levels to be measured. Span is preset for a value
Page 124 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersPrimary Index LevelValues# Shape Description0*volume calculation not requ
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 125mmmmmParametersP051 Maximum Volume [MR 200]For Readings in volumetric units (rather than
Page 126 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP052 Tank Dimension A [MR 200]Dimension A as used in P050 Tank Shape.Ente
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 127mmmmmParametersP055 Volume Breakpoints and Characterization (Universal Volume Calculatio
Page 128 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersIn RUN mode, the decimal position adjusts to prevent the number of digits
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 129mmmmmParametersBackup Level OverrideUse this feature to override the ultrasonic reading
Page 4 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmSpecificationsRange• 0.3 m (1 ft) to 15 m (50 ft), dependent on transducerAccuracy• 0
Page 130 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersPlease note the following:• enter value in current units (as selected in
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 131mmmmmParametersFailsafe (P070 to P072) P070 Failsafe TimerThe time for invalid measureme
Page 132 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersSelecting HI, LO, or HOLd1. Press FUNCTION to display the Auxiliary Fun
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 133mmmmmParametersControl Functions (P111)Each relay can be configured independently to tak
Page 134 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP110 Level SourceSets the level source on which the indexed relay is assi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 135mmmmmParametersMultiRanger 100MultiRanger 200Values For P111Control Type#11.When reading
Page 136 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP112 Relay ON SetpointSets the process point at which the relay changes f
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 137mmmmmParametersP113 Relay OFF SetpointSets the process point at which the relay returns
Page 138 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersFor IN-BOUNDS and OUT-OF-BOUNDS Relay Functions (P111 = 2 and 3 respectiv
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 139mmmmmParametersPositive LogicIn software, all relays are programmed the same way, with O
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 5mmmmmSpecificationsFixed• 0.17 % per °C deviation from programmed valueOutputsTransducer d
Page 140 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersThe delay between pump starts is set by P132 Pump Start Delay.This only a
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 141mmmmmParametersRelay Failsafe is only available for the following relay functions (P111)
Page 142 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP131 Pump Run-On Duration [MR 200]Sets the number of seconds that the pum
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 143mmmmmParametersP136 Wall Cling Reduction [MR 200]Varies the upper and lower setpoints to
Page 144 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersFlush Systems (P170 to P173) [MR 200]Please note that these parameters ap
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 145mmmmmParametersP171 Flush Cycles [MR 200]Sets the number of pump cycles requiring flush
Page 146 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersmA Output (P200 to P219)P200 mA Output Range Determines the mA output ran
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 147mmmmmParametersMultiRanger 200P202 mA Output Allocation Sets the input source from which
Page 148 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersEnter the Point Number the mA output is based on. This value depends on w
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 149mmmmmParametersIndependent mA Setpoints (P210 and P211) Use these features to reference
Page 6 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmSpecificationsInputsmA (analog) (1) [MR 200 only]• 0-20 or 4-20 mA, from alternate de
Page 150 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP212 mA Output Min LimitSets the minimum mA output value (in mA) to be pr
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 151mmmmmParametersP215 20 mA Output Trim Calibrates the 20 mA output.Adjust this value so t
Page 152 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP250 mA Input Range [MR 200]Shows the mA input range of the connected mA
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 153mmmmmParametersP253 Input Filter Time Constant [MR 200]Shows the time constant used in t
Page 154 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP270 Discrete Input FunctionSets how discrete signals are interpreted by
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 155mmmmmParametersP300 Temperature, Transducer MaximumShows the highest temperature encount
Page 156 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP303 Temperature, Sensor MinimumShows the lowest temperature encountered,
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 157mmmmmParametersP309 Pump RUN TimeDisplays the amount of time in minutes since a relay wa
Page 158 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersFlow Records (P320 and P321) [MR 200]Please note that these parameters ap
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 159mmmmmParametersTotalizer units are dependent upon programming. Enter zero 0 (if required
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 7mmmmmSpecificationsCable• Do not use coaxial cable for transducer (see General Appendix F:
Page 160 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP330 Profile RecordRecords profiles for later viewing.In addition to bein
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 161mmmmmParametersP331 Auto Record EnableUse to enable/disable the Auto Profile Record func
Page 162 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersAuto Record ON and OFF Setpoints (P334 to P337)Use Auto Record ON Setpoin
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 163mmmmmParametersP336 Auto Record Filling / EmptyingUse this feature to restrict Auto Prof
Page 164 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersInstallation Records (P340 to P342) P340 Date of ManufactureView the date
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 165mmmmmParametersOpen Channel Monitoring (P600 to P621) [MR 200]Open Channel Monitoring (O
Page 166 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersThe MultiRanger is pre-programmed for common PMD flow calculations. If yo
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 167mmmmmParametersExample ExponentsP602 Primary Measuring Device Dimensions [MR 200]The dim
Page 168 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP603 Maximum Head [MR 200]The level value associated with Maximum Flow, i
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 169mmmmmParametersExampleP605 Zero Head [MR 200]The distance above Empty (P006) in Units (P
Page 8 MultiRanger 100/200– INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmInstallationInstallationMountingMounting LocationsRecommended• Ambient temperature is
Page 170 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP606 Time Units [MR 200]Determines the units used to display current flow
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 171mmmmmParametersP608 Flowrate Units [MR 200]The volume units used to display total flow.T
Page 172 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP610 Head Breakpoints [MR 200]The head breakpoints for which flowrate is
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 173mmmmmParametersP620 Low Flow Cutoff [MR 200]Eliminates totalizer activity for flows at o
Page 174 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersPumped Volume Totalizer (P622) [MR 200]The Pumped Volume Totalizer is a M
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 175mmmmmParametersTotalizer (P630 to P645) [MR 200]The Totalizer features apply to MultiRan
Page 176 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP633 LCD Totalized Decimal Position [MR 200]Enter the maximum number of d
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 177mmmmmParametersEnter the factor (powers of 10 only) by which actual volume is divided, p
Page 178 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersThis parameter is relevant only if Operation is set to OCM (P001 = 6).Ent
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 179mmmmmParametersP650 Offset CalibrationCalibrates Empty (P006) if the reported level is c
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 9mmmmmInstallationMounting InstructionsThe wall mount and panel mount units install differe
Page 180 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersUsing Sound Velocity CalibrationEnsure a steady level at some low value (
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 181mmmmmParametersP654 Velocity at 20°CThis value is used to automatically calculate Sound
Page 182 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersIn gasses other than air, the temperature variation may not correspond wi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 183mmmmmParametersP664 TemperatureView the transducer temperature in °C.Value is displayed
Page 184 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP701 Max Empty RateAdjusts the MultiRanger response to decreases in the a
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 185mmmmmParametersP703 Emptying IndicatorThe empty rate required to activate the LCD Emptyi
Page 186 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP705 Rate Update TimeThe time period (in seconds) over which the material
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 187mmmmmParametersP708 Volume Rate Display [MR 200]The rate of change of volume in percent
Page 188 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP711 Echo LockUse this feature to select the measurement verification pro
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 189mmmmmParametersP712 Echo Lock SamplingThe sampling criterion sets the number of consecut
© Siemens Milltronics Process Instruments Inc. 2009 Safety Guidelines: Warning notices must be observed to ensure personal safety as well as that
Page 10 MultiRanger 100/200– INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmInstallationCable routed through a conduit:1. Remove the four mounting screws holding
Page 190 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersThe Echo Lock Window is a distance window (units P005) centred on the ech
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 191mmmmmParametersP728 Shot DelayThe delay, in seconds, between transducer shots.Use this i
Page 192 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersIf necessary, enter the Parameter Number to default in the Auxiliary Read
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 193mmmmmParametersP735 BacklightControls the LCD backlighting.The backlight can be forced o
Page 194 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersSmartLinx Reserved (P750 to P769) These parameters are reserved for optio
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 195mmmmmParametersP772 Baud RateThe communication rate with the master device.This specifie
Page 196 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP775 Stop BitsThe number of bits between the data bits.P778 Modem Availab
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 197mmmmmParametersP782 Parameter Index LocationDetermines where index information is stored
Page 198 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP791 Hardware Error CodeIndicates the precise cause of Fail or ERR1 condi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 199mmmmmParametersP799 Communications ControlEnables the read/write access to parameters vi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 11mmmmmInstallationPanel MountInstalling the panel mount unit requires making a cutout in t
Page 200 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP801 Range ExtensionAllows the material level to fall below the Empty set
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 201mmmmmParametersP803 Shot / Pulse ModeDetermines what type of ultrasonic shots are fired.
Page 202 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP805 Echo ConfidenceDisplays the echo confidence of the measurement echo
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 203mmmmmParametersAdvanced Echo Processing (P815 to P825) The following parameters are for
Page 204 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP820 AlgorithmChooses the algorithm to generate the measured value from t
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 205mmmmmParametersP821 Spike FilterDampens spikes in the echo profile to reduce false readi
Page 206 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP823 Reform Echo Smoothes jagged peaks in the echo profile.Use this featu
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 207mmmmmParametersAdvanced TVT Adjustment (P830 to P835) The following parameters are for a
Page 208 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP832 TVT Shaper AdjustAllows manual adjustment of the TVT curve. Use this
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 209mmmmmParametersP834 TVT Start DurationUse this feature in conjunction with TVT Start Min
Page 12 MultiRanger 100/200– INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmInstallationPanel Mount DimensionsMounting the EnclosureOnce cutout is complete and m
Page 210 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP837 Auto False-Echo SuppressionUse P837 and P838 together, to set MultiR
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 211mmmmmParametersP838 Auto False-Echo Suppression DistanceDefines the range of Auto False-
Page 212 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersAdvanced Shot Adjustment (P840 to P852) These parameters are for Siemens
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 213mmmmmParametersP842 Short Shot FrequencyAdjust the short shot transmit pulse frequency (
Page 214 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP845 Long Shot WidthAdjust the width (in ms) of the long shot transmit pu
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 215mmmmmParametersP852 Short Shot RangeEnter the maximum distance in Units (P005) to be mea
Page 216 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP902 WatchdogPress ENTER to put the CPU into an infinite loop to test t
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 217mmmmmParametersP908 ScannerPress ENTER to cycle the scanner relay while firing the tra
Page 218 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP913 Sensor TemperatureAccess this parameter to display the temperature i
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 219mmmmmParametersReading Measurements by OperationP921 Material MeasurementThe distance in
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 13mmmmmInstallationMultiRanger BoardInstalling the BatteryThe battery (Rayovac BR2032) has
Page 220 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersP924 Volume Measurement [MR 200]The calculated vessel capacity in Max Vol
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 221mmmmmParametersP927 Distance MeasurementThe distance between the surface and the transdu
Page 222 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParametersNotes:
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 223mmmmmAppendix A: Index TypesAppendix A: Index TypesIndex typesName Description # of inde
Page 224 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceAppendix B: Technical ReferenceTransmit PulseThe transmit
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 225mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceTVT (Time Varying Threshold) curvesA TVT curve describes
Page 226 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceDistance CalculationTo calculate the transducer to materi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 227mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceScanningMultiRanger 100/200When echo processing is comple
Page 228 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceUniversal, Curved [MR 200]Please note that the Universal,
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 229mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceUniversal, Linear [MR 200]Please note that the Universal,
Page 14 MultiRanger 100/200– INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmInstallationInstalling SmartLinx Card SmartLinx cards are generally pre-installed. If
Page 230 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix B: Tech ReferenceFor combination curves, enter at least 2 breakpoints imme
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 231mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingAppendix C: TroubleshootingIf the setup becomes too conf
Page 232 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingNoise ProblemsIncorrect readings can be the result of no
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 233mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingNon-Transducer Noise SourcesRemove all input and output
Page 234 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingMeasurement DifficultiesIf the Failsafe Timer (P070) exp
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 235mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingTo display Echo Confidence in the RUN modePress and ho
Page 236 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix C: Troubleshootinglarger diameter or shorter length nozzle, bevel the insi
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 237mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingIf multiple echoes appear on the Echo Profile, typical o
Page 238 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix C: TroubleshootingRing down times that extend past the near blanking area
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 239mmmmmAppendix D: Pump ControlAppendix D: Pump Control ReferencePlease note that some pum
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 15mmmmmWiringWiringPlease note:• Verify that all system components are installed in accorda
Page 240 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix D: Pump ControlAll of these algorithms can be used to start multiple pumps
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 241mmmmmAppendix D: Pump ControlThe following table shows relay status when each setpoint i
Page 242 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix D: Pump ControlRelay TableService Ratio Duty Assist (P111 = 54) [MR 200]Se
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 243mmmmmAppendix D: Pump ControlService Ratio Duty Backup (P111 = 55) [MR 200]Selects the l
Page 244 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix D: Pump ControlFlush Device (P170 to P173)Operates a flush valve or specia
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 245Appendix E: Updating SoftwareAppendix E: Updating SoftwareUpdating SoftwareTo update the
Page 246 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix F: Upgrading Appendix F: UpgradingThe following procedure will assist you
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 247mmmmmAppendix F: Upgrading Connecting a transducer with RG62 coaxial extension cableIf y
Page 248 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix F: Upgrading MultiRanger Plus to MultiRanger 100/200 ParametersThe MultiRa
7ML19981FBO6 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 249Appendix GAppendix G: Conduit Entry for Class 1, Div 2 ApplicationsProduct Group23650314
Page 16 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmWiringTerminal BoardThe terminal board on the MultiRanger allows all inputs and outp
Page 250 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FBO6Appendix GProduct Group2365031400S. NGUYENPETERBOROUGH14/ AUG / 02ULTRASONICSFOR CONSTRU
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 251mmmmmAppendix H: Software Rev.Appendix H: Software Revision HistoryMultiRanger 100Soft-w
Page 252 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix H: Software Rev.1.041.05Feb. 11, 2003Feb. 23, 2003• Product enhancements t
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 253mmmmmAppendix H: Software Rev.1.08 Nov. 11, 2004• Improvements made as a result of Sieme
Page 254 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix H: Software Rev.MultiRanger 200Soft-ware Rev.Date Changes1.00 Nov. 09, 200
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 255mmmmmAppendix H: Software Rev.1.041.05Feb. 11, 2003Feb. 21, 2003• Product enhancements t
Page 256 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAppendix H: Software Rev.1.08 Aug. 30, 2004• Improvements made as a result of Sieme
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 257mmmmmParameter ChartsProgramming Charts Parameter Altered Values for Indices/Point Numbe
Page 258 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParameter ChartsP113 Relay OFF SetpointP115 Relay Interval Setpoint [MR 200]P116 De
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 259mmmmmParameter ChartsP219 mA Output Failsafe[MR 200]mA InputP250 mA Input Range [MR 200]
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 17mmmmmWiringTransducersA 0.1 µF (100V or greater) capacitor is included with the MultiRang
Page 260 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParameter ChartsP334 Auto Record ON SetpointP335 Auto Record OFF SetpointP336 Auto
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 261mmmmmParameter ChartsRange CalibrationP650 Offset CalibrationP651 Sound Velocity Calibra
Page 262 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParameter ChartsP737 Primary Reading [MR 200]P741 Communications TimeoutSmartLinx R
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 263mmmmmParameter ChartsP824 (reserved)P825 Echo Marker TriggerAdvanced TVT AdjustmentP830
Page 264 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmParameter ChartsP920 Reading MeasurementP921 Material MeasurementP922 Space Measure
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 265mmmmmIndexIndexAaccuracy ...4
Page 266 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmIndexLeopold Lagco ... 81Palmer Bowlus ...
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 267mmmmmIndexoverview ... 102reading ...
Page 268 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmIndexregister map ... 97discrete i
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 269mmmmmIndexcharacterization chart ... 52dimensions ...
Page 18 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmWiringTemperature SensorAccurate temperature readings are critical to accurate level
*7ml19981FB06*Rev. 6.0www.siemens.com/processautomationSiemens Milltronics Process Instruments Inc.1954Technology Drive, P.O. Box 4225Peterborough, ON
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 19mmmmmWiringLevel System SynchronizationWhen using multiple ultrasonic level monitors, be
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Page 20 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmWiringDigital CommunicationsWiring the MultiRanger for communications allows it to b
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 21mmmmmWiringDiscrete InputsDiscrete inputs have a positive and negative terminal. Requires
Page 22 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationOperating the MultiRangerThe MultiRanger has two modes of operation: RUN an
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 23mmmmmOperationIcons indicating index type (Item 1) edited in PROGRAM mode:Readings in RUN
Page 24 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationStatus ParametersStatus parameters give the operating status of the MultiRa
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 25mmmmmOperationControlling the DisplayRUN mode provides numerous parameters and variables
Page 26 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationSetting the Default Auxiliary ReadingTo maintain a constant variable displa
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 27mmmmmOperationPROGRAM ModeThe MultiRanger is programmed by setting its parameters to matc
Page 28 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationProgrammer KeysKeys Programming Mode Run Mode1 8-digit Totalizer (toggle) [
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 29mmmmmOperationDolphin Plus(compatible with product software versions 1.06 and earlier)1Us
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Page 30 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationDolphin Plus Toolbar ButtonsThe toolbar buttons provide quick access to Dol
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 31mmmmmOperationSIMATIC Process Device Manager (PDM)(compatible with product software versi
Page 32 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationActivating the MultiRangerAll the instructions in the following procedures
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 33mmmmmOperationSecurityThe Lock parameter P000 secures the MultiRanger against parameter c
Page 34 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationDefault ValuesParameter default values are indicated with an * in the param
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 35mmmmmOperationChanging Parameters(Dolphin Plus)The other method for changing parameter va
Page 36 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationParameter IndexingParameters are indexed when they apply to more than one i
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 37mmmmmOperationPrimary and Secondary IndexesPrimary Index: relates to direct input or outp
Page 38 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationExample [MR 200 only]P054 provides up to 32 breakpoint levels used with P05
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 39mmmmmOperation3Average or Differential [MR 200 only]For differential or average operation
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Page 40 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOperationAverage or Differential [MR 200 only]For differential or average operation
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 41mmmmmRelaysRelaysRelays are the primary controls of external devices such as pumps or ala
Page 42 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmRelaysTemperature [MR 200]In high alarm, the function goes on when the temperature r
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 43mmmmmRelaysRelay Status – Non Run Modes When the fail-safe timer expires, pump control re
Page 44 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmRelaysP111–Control FunctionsThe control function energizes the relay coils. When the
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 45mmmmmRelays[MR 100]: Functions affected by setpoint are configured by parameters that det
Page 46 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmRelaysPreset ApplicationsPreset applications set up the relay parameters to predeter
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 47mmmmmBackup Level OverrideBackup Level OverrideBackup level override provides the option
Page 48 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmDiscrete InputsDiscrete InputsWiring the Discrete InputsNormal state is standard ope
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 49mmmmmmA I/OmA I/OTo integrate the MultiRanger with other equipment, use the mA input and
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Page 50 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmmA LI/OCalibrating 4 mA Output1. Connect the mA receiving device to the MultiRanger.
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 51mmmmmVolumeVolume [MR 200]Volume is a feature of the MultiRanger 200 only. Volume is used
Page 52 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmVolumeCharacterization Chart [MR 200]If you cannot use a pre-defined tank, then use
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 53mmmmmVolumeMultiRanger 200 onlyParameter Transducer Index Value DescriptionP054 110.0Det
Page 54 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAlarmsAlarmsLevelThe level alarm is the most common. Use this alarm to warn you when
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 55mmmmmAlarmsSetting Simple Level AlarmsTo set Relay Five to a standard level alarm (Hi Hi,
Page 56 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmAlarmsIn Bounds/ Out of Bounds Range [MR 200]Use the bounded range alarms to detect
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 57mmmmmAlarmsWith P112 and P113, you can set a high alarm (P112 > P113) or a low alarm (
Page 58 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmPump ControlPump ControlSetting a Pump Down GroupExample: Sewage Wet WellSetting a g
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 59mmmmmPump ControlSet Relays to ALTERNATE DUTY ASSIST Set the ON SetpointsSet the OFF Setp
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Page 60 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmPump ControlSet the Common Parameters Prerequisite: Substitute the details of your a
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 61mmmmmPump ControlOther Pump Control AlgorithmsSet Relays to ALTERNATE DUTY BACKUP [MR 200
Page 62 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmPump ControlSet Relays to FIXED DUTY BACKUP [MR 200]Set the Relay ON Setpoints [MR 2
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 63mmmmmPump ControlSet Relays to FIRST IN FIRST OUT (FIFO) ASSIST [MR 200]Set the Relay ON
Page 64 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmPump ControlWhen the first ON setpoint is reached, the pumps will start, one by one,
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 65mmmmmPump ControlTotalizing Pumped Volume [MR 200]Prerequisite: the volume of the vessel
Page 66 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmPump ControlSetting a Pump to Run On [MR 200]When you need to pump below the normal
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 67mmmmmPump ControlExample [MR 200]:A range of 0.5 meters is used to vary the setpoint. The
Page 68 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmPump ControlExample: The flush valve connects to Relay Four and the watched pump is
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 69mmmmmRake (Screen) ControlMR 200Rake (Screen) Control [MR 200]This feature is only availa
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Page 70 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06Rake (Screen) Control MR 200Setting the Common ParametersPrerequisite: Substitute the det
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 71mmmmmExternal Totalizers and Flow Samplers – MR 200External Totalizers and Flow Samplers
Page 72 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmExternal Totalizers and Flow Samplers – MR 200The source of units depends on the ope
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 73mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Open Channel Monitoring (OCM) [MR 200]An OCM installati
Page 74 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Setting Zero HeadMany PMDs start flowing higher than th
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 75mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Setting Totalized VolumeTo display the totalized volume
Page 76 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200BS-3680 / ISO 4359 Rectangular FlumeParameter Index Val
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 77mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Palmer Bowlus FlumeApplication Information• Sized by pi
Page 78 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200H Flume• Sized by maximum depth of flume• Approach is p
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 79mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200PMDs with Exponential Flow to Head FunctionFor Primary
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Page 80 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Non-Applicable Weir ProfilesFlows through these weirs c
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 81mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Leopold Lagco FlumeApplication Information• Designed to
Page 82 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Cut Throat FlumeApplication Information• Similar to Par
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 83mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Universal Calculation SupportWhen the primary measuring
Page 84 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmOpen Channel MonitoringMR 200Example FlumesThese example flumes would both require a
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 85mmmmmTesting the ConfigurationTesting the ConfigurationAfter programming the unit, you mu
Page 86 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmTesting the ConfigurationThe effect of the ARROW key is determined by the state (rat
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 87mmmmmTesting the ConfigurationI/O CheckoutAfter the unit is installed, test to verify the
Page 88 MultiRanger 100/200 – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 7ML19981FB06mmmmmTesting the ConfigurationMonitor system performance carefully, under all anticipated
7ML19981FB06 MultiRanger 100/200 - INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 89mmmmmCommunicationsMultiRanger CommunicationsMultiRanger Communication SystemsThe MultiRa
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