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Chapter 5. Displaying and Configuring Data

5.7 Accessing Meter Data —The About Option

The About option displays useful information concerning the model number and software version of any given PT878. While the window normally appears briefly at startup, users might want to access the information for a longer period. To open the About window, scroll to the About option on the Site Menu and press [ENTER]. The screen appears similar to Figure 75 below. To access data on your specific PT878, press [F2] (Next).

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Figure 75: About Window

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GE PT878 user manual Accessing Meter Data -The About Option, To return to Operate Mode, press ESC or F3 Exit

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TransPort Model PT878 User’s ManualPage TransPort Model PT878 No content intended for this page proceed to next Safety Issues Information ParagraphsLocal Safety Standards Auxiliary EquipmentEnvironmental Compliance Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Weee DirectiveNo content intended for this page proceed to next Features and Capabilities Programming Site Data Creating and Managing Sites Programming Meter Settings Logging Data Servicing the PT878 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Appendix D. Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Theory of Operation Features and Capabilities OverviewSystem Description FlowcellElectronics Package Theory of Operation Initial Setup PT878 and AccessoriesMaking Electrical Connections Connection LocationsPower Connections Transducer ConnectionsInput/Output Connections Infrared Wireless Interface DescriptionCaring for the PT878 Batteries Charging and Storing the BatteriesIcon Battery Status Replacing the BatteriesBattery Location Disposing of BatteriesPowering on and OFF Velocity, ft/s Signal, dB Delta-T, ns 2000/11/30 0953 AMVelocity, ft/s Using the Screen and Keypad Signal, dBScreen Icons in the System Tray Function Meaning Keypad PT878 Keypad Help No content intended for this page proceed to next Programming Site Data Volume, l/s Entering the Program MenuVel Transducer/Pipe Wedge Ang Wedge Tmp Wedge SS 1219.2 CancelEntering Transducer Parameters TransducerEntering Transducer Parameters #42 Pipe #40 Fluid Path Lining#41 #43Parameters for Special Transducers High Angle Error Message Window Critical Angle Exceeded Check Angles, SoundspeedLow Angle Error Message Window Is Too Low Valid range is from 25.000 toTransducer Spacing has changed New Spacing Inches 24.493 mm Transducer Spacing Change WindowPipe Confirming EntriesEntering Pipe Parameters OtherAnnealed or Rolled RolledNone 70% Cu 30% Ni or 90% Cu 10% NiTransducer/Pipe Invalid Value Too High Is Too High Valid range is from 3330.052 to 24000.000 ft/sTransducer Spacing Change Window Entering Pipe Parameters Transducer Pipe Lining Fluid Path Material Sound Speed 2000 Thickness CancelEntering Pipe Lining Parameters Tar/EpoxyEntering Pipe Lining Parameters Fluid Entering Fluid Types and SpeedsTransducer Pipe Lining Tracking Windows?Other Water 0-260C Oil Sea Water Oil 22C Energy OnEntering the Signal Path Parameters Signal Path WindowPath Parameters for Clamp-On Transducers Path Parameters for Wetted Transducers Entering the Energy Option Parameters Energy OptionsEnergy Option Entering the Energy Option Parameters Entering Inputs in the Energy Option InputsEntering Inputs in the Energy Option Entering Custom Cp Data in the Energy Option Energy Option InputsKelvin KJ/kg/K Cancel Custom CpKelvin Kg/m3 Cancel Edit DensityProgramming Site Data Entering Analog Inputs Entering General-Purpose Analog InputsDelete Cancel Entering Analog Inputs in the Energy Option Analog Inputs Option Window Energy Option ActivatedEntering Analog Inputs in the Energy Option Entering the Analog Output Analog OutputDiagnostics VelocityEntering the Analog Output Entering the Digital Output Digital OutputIf you selected Pulse Totalizer If you selected Frequency Stopwatch Totalizer User F1 Entering User FunctionsSet User Function Label Units Sym Dec Delete Check DoneText Creation Window Entering User Functions Abs Exp Inv Log Tan AsinAtan Correction Factors Entering Correction FactorsEntering Reynolds Correction Reynolds Correctio Calibration FactorInputsEntering Reynolds Correction Entering a Calibration Factor Calibration Factor WindowIf you entered Single Data Source KFactor Cancel Edit KFactor TableEntering a Calibration Factor Creating and Managing Sites SiteSite Manager Site Manager Site ManagerFile Site Manager Menu Creating a New Site SiteUse the selected site ‘DEFAULT.SIT’ as a template? New SiteFile DEFAULTRe InfoDEFAULT ResOpen File Default Are You Sure?Opening an Existing Site View YesSave the current site DEFAULT.SIT? Saving a SiteSave Site Delete Cancel Saving a Site with a Different NameSave Current Site Refreshing a Site Renaming a SiteDeleting a Site Delete Confirmation WindowFile Site Sort Message Info Defaultsit Creating a Site MessageDelete Cancel Printing a Current Site Transferring a Site File to a PCTransferring a Site to a PC Transferring a Site File in Text Format to a PCTransferring a File from a PC to the PT878 QuickBeam WindowInfrared Icon in System Tray Wireless Link Icon File Site Listing Files by NameListing Files in Chronological Order SortDisplaying and Configuring Data ABC.SIT 2000/11/30 0953 AMFormat View Measurement Format Decimal Places Fixed Decimal Cancel Format OptionNumber Format Format Option View Option Screen After Format ChangeLimits Option Set Line Graph ParametersLimits Option Measurement Option Measurement Menu Window Customizing the Display Screen ManagerVelocity, ft/s Specifying the Number of Displayed ParametersCustomizing Softkeys FKeysConfigure FKey Select a menu itemContrast Display Screen with Modified SoftkeySort Info SYSLOG.MET Managing Files The Drive ManagerFile Manager 03/15/01 103920Sort Transfer Info SYSLOG.MET File Manager MenuTransferring a File to a PC IRInbox Folder Transferred FileQuickBeam Window Infrared Icon in System Tray Wireless Link Icon Refreshing a FileDEFAULTRe InfoDEFAULT ResDelete Site ‘A.SIT’? Deleting a FileFile Delete Confirmation 09/04/02 File SortGLOBAL.By Date Bytes free Refresh ExitAccessing Meter Data -The About Option To return to Operate Mode, press ESC or F3 ExitProgramming Meter Settings Entering the Meter Menu MeterUnits Meter Settings Units English Metric Date 2000/11/1 Time 100853 CancelSelecting Measurement Units Condition Battery Battery ChargerBattery Charger 8Ahr NiCdEntering Date and Time Entering Date and Time Display Changing Date and Time AppearanceDisplay Options LocaleChanging Date and Time Appearance Changing Date and Time Appearance Adjusting the Contrast Display OptionsDisplay Setting Backlight Timeout Changing the Display Language Change LanguageChanging Communications Settings 650.0None Cancel CommunicationsChanging Communications Settings Resetting Forward and Reverse Totals Reset BothTotals Setting Up User Tables User Function TablesUserTable1 Delete Cancel Text Creation WindowUserTable1 Cancel Edit User TableTaking a Bitmap Capture of a Current Screen Logging Data Entering the Logging Menu New Log Test UnitsLog Manager Log ManagerEd Log State Finished File MenuNew Rename S03/01/01Setting up a New Log Create New LogCancel Activate SecsSetting up a New Log General Measurements Log Measurements WindowSelect Measurement Window Copying Cloning a Selected Log Renaming a Log Deleting a LogRefreshing the Log Manager Screen DEFAULTRe InfoDEFAULT ResDelete Log ‘555.LOG?’Deleting All Logs Log Manager FileDeleteEnter Time Printing a Log52.0 Start Date 2003/03/01 End Date Start Time 132341 PM End Time 135341 PMTransferring a Log to a PC Log Menu LogStart Stopping Pausing a Log Restarting a LogEnding a Log Ending All Logs Stopping All LogsRestarting All Logs View All SitesView Menu ViewDetails Displaying Log Details Log InfoDisplaying Log Data in Graphical Form AAA.LOG Velocity, ft/s297 289 2001/03/01 132341 PM 135341 PM Scale Time Exit AAA.LOGY-AxisDew Point, C Axis Window52.0 Enter TimeDisplaying Log Data in Spreadsheet Form 123.LOGListing Logs in Chronological Order Sort MenuListing Logs by Name Sort By NameServicing the PT878 Entering the Service Menu TestReports Drive Contents Printing ReportsCurrent Site Printout of a Typical Drive Report Setting up the Thickness Gauge Thickness Gauge Measure Material WindowEntering the Material and Soundspeed Measuring Thickness in Numeric Format Display Graph Velocity Zero MaterialThickness, mm Graph Displaying the Receive Signal in Graphical FormatSignal Velocity Zero MaterialOut Display Graph Window in Zoom FormatCalibrating the Thickness Gauge Transducer Display Graph VelocityZero Dual-Point Calibration Dual-Point Calibration Calculating Velocity Pipe Material Soundspeed Soundspeed WindowZero Material Press Set to Commit Value Calculated 22129. Current CancelDisplay Graph SetProgramming the Thickness Gauge Thickness Gauge Setup ProgrammingProgramming the Thickness Gauge Displaying Diagnostic Parameters Diagnostics WindowCalibrating the Analog Output and Inputs Calibrating the Analog OutputAnalog Output Enter Calibrate/Test I/O Input# Low Read High 20 mA Calibrate Reset CancelCalibrating Inputs Analog OutputCalibrating Inputs Setting up Signal Parameters Signal SetupSignal Para Setting up Signal Parameters Setting up Signal Parameters Peak Detect Setting up Peak DetectionSignal Para Pulse/CodeEnter Selecting the Transmit Code Signal Para Peak DetectTransmit Code Auto Cancel Pulse/CodeSetting Error Limits Signal Error LimitsSetting Error Limits Setting Error Limits Reports ServiceTest Option Test ScreenTesting the Screen Functioning Test ScreenTesting the Keys Test Keys WindowPress ‘No’ to cancel the test Testing the Watchdog Timer CircuitFactory Defaults Restart your meter This test should automaticallySetting Impulse Response Direction Percent Gain Upstream StoppedApplying a Stored Signal for Diagnosis Taking Wave Samples for DiagnosisTesting the Battery Service Battery FormResetting to Factory Default Parameters Factory DefaultsUpdating PT878 Software Update Flash Choose ‘Cancel’ to exit or ‘OK’ to continueUpdating Software Via IrOBEX Updating Software Via IrCOMM 12.2a Setting up the PC 12.2b Installing New Software 12.2b Installing New Software Send File Window in the Transfer Menu No content intended for this page proceed to next Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Messages Error MessagesVelocity Range Diagnostic Parameters Displays raw upstream signal correlated With transmit signal Flowcell Problems Fluid ProblemsPipe Problems Transducer Problems Wetted Transducer ProblemsClamp-on Transducer Problems Physical DamageRelocating Transducers Press MenuSize/Weight SpecificationsOverall Hardware Configuration EnclosureElectrical EMCEnvironmental Operational Specifications Temperature Transducers Transducer Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow TransducersThickness Measuring Mode Available OptionsAppendix A. Menu Maps Program MenuNo content intended for this page proceed to next Site Program Menu with Pipe Option YYYY/MM MM/DD DD/MM Logging Service Page Transducer Option Lining Option Fluid Option Path Option Energy Option Analog Input Option Analog Output Option Digital Output Option User Functions Option Correction Factors Option Communications Option No content intended for this page proceed to next Appendix B. Measuring P and L Dimensions Top View of 180 Transducer InstallationDetermining the Pipe Coupling Length Appendix B. Measuring P and L Dimensions No content intended for this page proceed to next Appendix C. Temperature Transmitter Installation Guidelines for RTD InstallationMounting RTDs on the Pipe Assembling the Clamping FixtureMounting the RTD to the Pipe Making Electrical ConnectionsConnecting the RTD to the 4 to 20-mA Transmitter Connecting the Transmitter to the PT878 Connection LocationsNo content intended for this page proceed to next Appendix D. Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Theory of Operation Factors Affecting Performance and Accuracy Transducer Positioning/Alignment TransducerCalibration Taper or EccentricityAcoustic Properties of the Material Appendix E. Material Safety Data Sheet for Couplant Product IdentificationHazardous Ingredients Physical Data nominal Fire and Explosion Hazard DataReactivity Data Health Hazard and First Aid Data Storage and Handling InformationControl Measures SoundsafeAppendix F. Establishing IR Communications IrDA Compatibility of Windows Operating SystemsWindows 2000/XP Appendix G. Glossary Appendix G. Glossary Appendix G. Glossary Appendix G. Glossary Index Cont Index Index Index Index Index Cont Index Cont Index No content intended for this page proceed to next Warranty Return Policy TÜV Conformite Erklärung Page Customer Support Centers Ireland