Pressure Compensation

Figure 9-1Configuring pressure compensation with ProLink II

Enable

View >

Preferences

Enable External Pressure

Compensation

Apply

(1) See Section 9.2.3.

Set measurement unit

ProLink >

Configuration >

Pressure

Configure pressure unit(1)

Apply

Configure

 

ProLink >

 

Configuration >

Pressure

 

Enter Flow factor

Enter Density factor

Enter Cal pressure

Apply

 

Dynamic?

Static?

Set up pressure

Enter External

input via Modbus

Pressure

 

Apply

Done

 

Compensation

Measurement Performance

Note: If at any time you disable pressure compensation, then re-enable it, you must re-enter the external pressure value.

To enable and configure pressure compensation using the Modbus interface, or to write pressure values to the transmitter using the Modbus interface, see the manual entitled Using Modbus Protocol with Micro Motion Transmitters, November 2004, P/N 3600219, Rev. C.

Troubleshooting

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Configuration and Use Manual

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1500 specifications

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