Emerson 250, 350 Description Select PV, Select Alarm, Change Range, Select Upper Range Value URV

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7.1 Menu Structure Continued…

Description

Select PV:

This menu allows the user to select the measurement that controls the transmitter’s current output (mA).

This menu only appears if the interface (2 floats) option is provided.

Select Alarm:

The following alarm settings can be chosen: “FailHigh” = 21.00mA

“FailLow” = 3.50mA

“HoldOut” = holds last good reading until transmitter recovers.

Change Range:

This menu allows the user to change the measuring range or span. Enter the menu by changing the “No” to a “Yes” and press enter.

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- Select Lower Range Value (LRV):

This is the 4.00mA (0.00%) point on the senor. This value should only be incremented. For example if the value is changed from “0.00in” to “3.00in” the 4.00mA point will shift 3.00 inches higher than the original point. It is recommended to leave this at

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- Select Upper Range Value (URV):

This is the 20.00mA (100.00%) point on the sensor. This value should only be decremented. Changing this parameter will change the measuring range or span of the transmitter.

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Select Damping:

This parameter is used to slow down the reaction of the instrument in order to ignore or average out any agitation on the process surface that may be causing an unsteady output. The units are fixed in seconds and values can be from 1 to 26 seconds.

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Contents Instructions Table of Contents Icon Key LTM-350 has Hart ProtocolWarranty WarrantyGeneral Description Transmitter ConfigurationsTransmitter Overview Product IdentificationGage Mounted Transmitter Standalone TransmitterTransmitter with a Stilling-well Detailed Description Transmitter DescriptionTechnology Theory of Operation Configuration options must be chosen at quoting stage Basic Transmitter Block DiagramStandalone Installation InstallationGage Mount Installation General Installation GuidelinesPossible transmitter configurations Clamps do not have to meetPage When insulating gages Insulation against extreme heat/coldField Wiring Recommended Loop WiringFollowing is the Hart Topology Area Classification Installation Safety Sensor Probe Specifications Transmitter SpecificationsElectronic Specifications Hazardous Locations / General RatingsMenu Structure and Features Pushbutton OperationMenu Structure Main Screen scrollingFollowing is the LTM-250/350 LCD Menu Flowchart Menu Structure … Change Range Select AlarmDescription Select PV LCD Menu examples G R n g e Select Lower Range Value LRVOffset DescriptionTrim Sensor M S n s r F sExit Description Trim Digital-Analog-Converter DACTest Loop LCD Menu examples I m D a C T L o o p I t ?Scroll or Level or Intrface FeaturesMA Out Or % Range Features Exclusive to the LTM-250/350 models Following is a flow chart of the advanced menusFeatures Exclusive to the LTM-250/350 models Features Exclusive to the LTM-250/350 models Features Exclusive to the LTM-250/350 models Features Exclusive to the LTM-250/350 models Transmitter Calibration LTM TroubleshootingTroubleshooting CalibrationGeneral Troubleshooting Power Supply TroubleshootingPhysical and water damage are not covered under warranty LTM-350 has Hart Protocol Hart Protocol General InformationHart Protocol Menus and Flowchart … USLWhen Interf is PV, Interf is displayed
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