8. GLOSSARY OF TERMS
EU | Engineering Units |
| Display units selection (inches, mm, feet, %, etc.) |
URV | Upper Range Value |
| Location on the transmitter sensor to set as the 20 mA output |
LRV | Lower Range Value |
| Location on the transmitter sensor to set as the 4 mA output |
K0 | Electronic Module Offset |
| Calibration data for each unique electronics module for the MT2000 |
KG | Electronic Module Gain |
| Calibration data for each unique electronics module for the MT2000 |
BLK | Blanking |
| Area at the top of the probe that you do not want monitored for process signal return. Usually increased by a value |
| of 4 per inch of nozzle. |
| Default factory value of 210. |
THV | Threshold Voltage |
| Minimum value that the return pulse voltage must be to indicate to the electronics it is a real value. Typical factory |
| value to 1.5. |
GS | Gain |
| One of four different values (1,2,3,4) which tell the electronics which algorithm to use in determining the value of the |
| return pulse. |
HTP | High Trim Point |
| Reference point near the area at which the high Engineering Units value for the transmitter will be set. To be set |
| prior to LRV and URV. |
LTP | Low Trim Point |
| Reference point near the area at which the low Engineering Units value for the transmitter will be set. To be set |
| prior to LRV and URV. |
ULD | |
| Method of operation of the MT2000 that allows its use in situations where there is no detectable signal along the |
| length of the probe. Typically used in solids with a DC above 1.3 and below 2.0. |
LT | Linearization Table |
| Twenty step table inside the MT2000 electronics which can be used to correct the raw signal in situations where the |
| output is not linear |
| Stilling Well |
| Metallic Sleeve that the MT2000 probe is inserted inside. Allows probe to be used in lower DC and in situations |
| where there is significant turbulence. |
| Coax Probe |
| Probe style similar to the MT2000 installed in a Probe Well but with a much smaller diameter pipe. Can be inserted |
| through a ¾” NPT fitting. Typically used on very clean fluids or compressed gas products. |
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