Flexim FLUXUS F601 Manual de usuario

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Simplified Installation of the FLUXUS F601 Ultrasonic Flowmeter

These few pages will guarantee your success. If you decide to install the F601 without

our free telephone support, please follow these steps closely. If you have ANY

questions, don’t waste your valuable time; give us a call; we can answer your questions

in seconds.

Call us Toll Free at 866-337-4356

F601 Keyboard Functions

•Switch the transmitter ON by pressing the “C” key

•Make Vertical selections by pressing the “2” or “8” keys

•Make Horizontal selections by pressing the “4” or “6” keys

•Return to the Main Menu by pressing the “BRK” key

•To Delete any entry, press the “C” key

•Switch the F601 OFF by pressing the “BRK” key 3 times

Choose the Appropriate Installation Site

Place your F601 within transducer cable distance of your

measurement site, or use a transducer extension cable as needed.

If you are unsure about choosing the exact mounting site on your

unique pipes, please refer to a FlowRental document titled

“Selecting a Transducer Installation Site” appended to these

instructions.

Connect your Transducers to the F601

The red point on the connector must align with the red marking on

the socket. Remove the connector by pulling at the knurled surface.

Please connect your transducers before beginning the programming

below.

Follow these Steps to Program your F601

Programming your F601 will require 3 simple steps:

•Install Pipe and Fluid PARAMETERS

•Program the OUTPUT Options

•Enter the MEASURING mode and begin your measurements

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Entering PARAMETERS

1) Press the BRK key to return to the Main Menu then the 4

or 6 key to place the carrots around the par menu

selection and “Parameters” will appear on the lower line,

then press either of the ENTER keys.

2) The following screen will appear that offers you the

chance to change from Channel A or Channel B. Using

the 2 and 8 keys will change the Channel letter. When the

correct channel is displayed, press ENTER.

3) Using the keyboard, enter the Outside Diameter of the

pipe. Remember this is the OD of the pipe and a 2 inch

pipe is not 2 inches OD. Press ENTER once complete.

4) Using the keypad, enter the Wall Thickness of your pipe

then press ENTER once complete.

5) Using the 2 and 8 keys select the correct Pipe Material

from the list, then press ENTER.

6) Using the 4 or 6 keys, chose NO or YES to indicate if your

pipe has internal Lining, then press ENTER when the

correct selection has been made.

7) Using the keypad, enter the Roughness of the inside of

your pipe. Change the value according to the conditions of

the inner pipe wall and press ENTER. The default for a

clean pipe is 0.004”.

8) Using the 2 and 8 keys select the correct Medium from

the list, then press ENTER.

9) Using the keypad, enter the Medium Temperature of

the fluid running through your pipe then press ENTER.

This will complete the input of all the PARAMETERS for your application

All the PARAMETERS will be saved in internal memory and you will automatically be return to the

Main Menu.

>PAR< mea opt sf

Parameters

For Channel A:

Outer Diameter

3.500 inch

Wall Thickness

0.216 inch

Pipe Material

Carbon Steel

Lining

>NO< yes

Roughness

0.004 inch

Medium

Water

Medium Temperature

68.0 F

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Entering Output Options

The next step in programming your F601 will be programming the data display and storage details

under Output Options.

10) Using the 4 or 6 keys, place the carrots around >OPT<

(Output Options) then press Enter.

11) The following screen offers you the choice of Channel A

or Channel B. Using the 2 and 8 keys will change the

Channel letter. When the correct channel is displayed,

(which is typically Channel A) press ENTER.

12) Using the 2 and 8 keys to change the Type of flow you’d

like to measure. Your Options are Volume Flow,

Velocity Flow, Mass Flow and Heat Flow. Press

ENTER

13) Using the 2 and 8 keys to change the units of flow here.

Your Options are numerous, in Metric and Imperial

units.

14) All displayed data will be applied to a Floating Average

Function to remove minor spikes in data. Range 1 to 100

seconds.

15) Use the 4 or 6 keys to make your data storeage selection.

Choosing >YES< will initiate the data logging function

that will be defined later.

16) Use the 4 or 6 keys to activate RS232 Serial Output.

Unless you have specific need for this feature, we

recommend to leave this off by choosing >NO<

17) Use the 2 and 8 keys to select your data storeage rate.

That completes the Output Options programming.

You will be returned to the Main Menu

Follow the steps on the next page to begin gathering data.

par mea >OPT< sf

Output Options

For Channel A:

Physical Quantities

Volume Flow

Volume In:

USgpm

Damping

10 sec

Store Meas. Data

no >YES<

Serial Output

>NO< yes

Storage Rate

Once per 10 sec.

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Entering the MEASURING Mode

18) Using the 4 or 6 keys, place the carrots around >MEA<

(MEASURING) then press Enter.

19) A Check Mark () under a Channel indicates this channel

will be making measurements. Use the 4 and 6keys to

move the carrots to the Channel you plan on activating

then use the 2 and 8 keys to change the minus sign (-) to a

check mark (). A dot (.) under any Channel indicates this

Channel has not been programmed.

20) If you are recording data, this screen allows you to apply

file numbers to the pipe you are measuring. For example,

you can measure multiple pipes, assign different numbers

to each pipe, and the data will be separated in memory by

the Measuring Point Number.

21) Use the keypad to enter the Sound Path to indicate the

placement of the transducers onto the pipe then press

ENTER. Sound Path 1 will place the transducers on

opposite sides of the pipe. Sound Path 2 places the

transducers on the same side of the pipe. Sound Path 2 is

recommended and simpler to install.

Sound Path 1 has stronger communications signals.

22) Transd. Distance indicates the separation distance

between the two transducers as placed on the pipe. You

MUST mount the transducers with this separation. Note

that Negative Transducer Distance is possible in Sound

Path 1 on small diameter pipes.

CHANN: >A< B Y Z

MEASUR –. .

par >MEA< opt sf

MEASURING

A: Meas. Point No.:

xxx ( →)

A: Sound Path:

Transd. Distance

A: 1.12 inch Reflex

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Mounting the Transducers

Mounting your transducers onto the pipe can be a simple process depending upon the method of

attachment.

Magnetic Mounts with Graduated Bar can be used on steel pipes with great success. Ensure the

Transducer Distance is fixed with the Graduated Bar. It is also possible to use optional Chains

and Springs on pipes that won’t accept the magnets.

Make sure that a GENEROUS amount of Acoustic Coupling Compound is applied to the bottom of

the transducers.

Once the transducers are mounted onto your pipe, press ENTER and the following screen will

appear:

23) The upper line indicates the Signal Strength of the

acoustic signal as it passes between the transducers. The

goal is to make the most black boxes appear by tapping the

transducers closer and farther apart until the maximum

number appears. The bottom line indicates the

Transducer Distance. When the Channel A LED below the screen turns GREEN,

indicating a strong signal is being received, press ENTER.

24) A few seconds later, the screen will show two lines. The

top line will indicate the Channel and the units of Flow

Chosen under step # 12 above, and the bottom line will

display the real-time flow rate as chosen under step # 13

above. This data will be recorded in memory per the

value you installed in step # 17 above.

Data will continue to be displayed and recorded until the BRK key is pressed once, or three times to

shut the meter off.

Congratulations, you have successfully installed and are now recording data with the most powerful

flowmeter in the world.

If you have ANY questions, give us a call at:

866-337-4356

S= ◼◼◼◼◼◼

A: ◼<>◼= 1.12 inch

Reflex .

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