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Appendix A. Menu Maps

238 Transport® Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter User’s Manual

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Main Page TransPort Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Page Page Page Environmental Compliance Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Chapter 1. Features and Capabilities 1.1 Overview 1.1 Overview (cont.) 1.2 System Description 1.2.1 The Flowcell Page 1.3 Theory of Operation Chapter 2. Initial Setup Page 2.1.1 Power Connections 2.1.2 Transducer Connections 2.1.3 Input/Output Connections 2.1.3 Input/Output Connections (cont.) 2.1.4 The Infrared Wireless Interface 2.2 Caring for the PT878 Batteries 2.2.1 Charging and Storing the Batteries 2.2.1 Charging and Storing the Batteries (cont.) 2.2.2 Replacing the Batteries 2.2.2 Replacing the Batteries (cont.) 2.2.3 Disposing of Batteries 2.3 Powering ON and OFF Page Delta-T, ns Vol ume , l /s 2.4 Using the Screen and Keypad 0.00 2.4.1 Screen 0.10 0.0 Velocity, ft/s Signal, dB 2.4.1 Screen (cont). Page Chapter 2. Initial Setup 18 Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 2.4.2 Keypad (cont.) PT878 Figure 7: PT878 Keypad 2.5 Obtaining On-Line Help Help Page Chapter 3. Programming Site Data 3.1 Entering the Program Menu 0.00 Delta 0.10 0.0 ocity, ft/s Vel Page Page Page 3.2.1 Parameters for Special Transducers Page Page Page 3.2.2 Confirming Entries 3.3 Entering Pipe Parameters Page Page Page Page 3.4 Entering Pipe Lining Parameters (cont.) To scroll to other windows, press the [W] or [X] key. Your changes will 3.5 Entering Fluid Types and Speeds 3.5 Entering Fluid Types and Speeds (cont.) To scroll to other windows, press the [W] or [X] key. 3.6 Entering the Signal Path Parameters 3.6.1 Path Parameters for Clamp-On Transducers 3.6.2 Path Parameters for Wetted Transducers To scroll to other windows, press the [W] or [X] key. 3.7 Entering the Energy Option Parameters Page 3.7.1 Entering Inputs in the Energy Option 3.7.1 Entering Inputs in the Energy Option (cont.) 3.7.1 Entering Inputs in the Energy Option (cont.) 3.7.2 Entering Custom Cp Data in the Energy Option Page 3.7.2 Entering Custom Cp Data in the Energy Option (cont.) Page 3.8 Entering Analog Inputs 3.8.1 Entering General-Purpose Analog Inputs 3.8.1 Entering General-Purpose Analog Inputs (cont.) Delete Cancel OK 3.8.1 Entering General-Purpose Analog Inputs (cont.) 3.8.2 Entering Analog Inputs in the Energy Option 3.8.2 Entering Analog Inputs in the Energy Option (cont.) 3.9 Entering the Analog Output m/s m/s Page 3.9 Entering the Analog Output (cont.) 3.10 Entering the Digital Output Page Page 3.11 Entering User Functions Page Page 3.11.1 Entering Correction Factors 3.11.2 Entering Reynolds Correction 3.11.2 Entering Reynolds Correction (cont .) 3.11.3 Entering a Calibration Fact or Page Page Page Chapter 4. Creating and Managing Sites 4.1 The Site Manager Page 4.1 The Site Manager (cont.) 4.1.1 Creating a New Site 4.1.1 Creating a New Site (cont.) 4.1.2 Opening an Existing Site 4.1.3 Saving a Site 4.1.4 Saving a Site with a Different Name 4.1.5 Refreshing a Site 4.1.6 Renaming a Site 4.1.7 Deleting a Site 4.1.8 Creating a Site Message 4.1.8 Creating a Site Message (cont.) 4.1.9 Printing a Current Site 4.1.10 Transferring a Site File to a PC 4.1.10 Transferring a Site to a PC (cont .) 4.1.11 Transferring a Site File in Text Format to a PC 4.1.12 Transferring a File from a PC to the PT878 Page Page 4.1.13 Listing Files by Name 4.1.14 Listing Files in Chronological Order Page 5.1 The Format Option 5.1 The Format Option (cont.) 5.2 The View Option 5.3 The Limits Option 5.3 The Limits Option (cont.) 5.4 The Measurement Option 5.4 The Measurement Option (cont.) Figure 60: Measurement Menu Window 5.5 Customizing the Display Screen 5.5.1 Specifying the Number of Displayed Parameters Velocity, ft/s 5.5.2 Customizing Softkeys 4 5.5.2 Customizing Softkeys (cont.) Configure FKey 5.5.2 Customizing Softkeys (cont.) -1.65 0.0 Velocity, m/s -6 5.6 Managing Files The Drive Manager 5.6 Managing Files The Drive Manager (cont.) 5.6.1 Transferring a File to a PC 5.6.2 Transferring a File from a PC to the PT878 5.6.2 Transferring a File from a PC to the PT878 (cont.) Page 5.6.4 Deleting a File 5.6.5 Listing Files by Name 5.6.6 Listing Files in Chronological Order 5.7 Accessing Meter Data The About Option g Chapter 6. Programming Meter Settings 6.1 Entering the Meter Menu 6.2 Selecting Measurement Units 6.3 The Battery Charger 6.3 The Battery Charger (cont.) 6.4 Entering Date and Time Page 6.5 Changing Date and Time Appearance Page Page 6.6 Adjusting the Contrast 6.6 Adjusting the Contrast (cont.) 6.7 Setting Backlight Timeout 6.8 Changing the Display Language 6.8 Changing the Display Language (cont.) -1.65 0.0 Vitesse, m/s 6.9 Changing Communications Settings -6 6.9 Changing Communications Settings (cont.) Page 6.10 Resetting Forward and Reverse Totals 6.11 Setting Up User Tables Page Page 6.12 Taking a Bitmap Capture of a Current Screen Chapter 7. Logging Data 7.1 Entering the Logging Menu 7.2 The Log Manager 7.3 The File Menu 7.3.1 Setting up a New Log Page Use the [T] or [S] arrow keys to scroll, in 1-digit increments, to the Page Page 7.3.2 Copying (Cloning) a Selected Log 7.3.3 Renaming a Log 7.3.4 Deleting a Log 7.3.4 Deleting a Log (cont.) 7.3.5 Deleting All Logs 7.3.6 Refreshing the Log Manager Screen 7.3.7 Printing a Log Use the [T] or [S] arrow keys to scroll, in 1-digit increments, 7.3.7 Printing a Log (cont.) 7.3.8 Transferring a Log to a PC 7.4 The Log Menu 7.4.1 Stopping (Pausing) a Log 7.4.2 Restarting a Log 7.4.3 Ending a Log 7.4.4 Stopping All Logs 7.4.5 Restarting All Logs 7.4.6 Ending All Logs 7.4.7 View All Sites 7.5 The View Menu 7.5.1 Displaying Log Details 7.5.2 Displaying Log Data in Graphical Form Page 7.5.2 Displaying Log Data in Graphical Form (cont.) Use the [T] or [S] arrow keys to scroll, in 1-digit increments, to the 7.5.3 Displaying Log Data in Spreadsheet Form 7.6 The Sort Menu 7.6.1 Listing Logs by Name 7.6.2 Listing Logs in Chronological Order Chapter 8. Servicing the PT878 8.1 Entering the Service Menu 8.2 Printing Reports Page 8.3 Setting up the Thickness Gauge 8.4 Measuring Pipe Wall Thickness 8.4.1 Entering the Material and Soundspeed 8.4.1 Entering the Material and Soundspeed (cont.) Press the [ W ] or [ X 8.4.2 Measuring Thickness in Numeric Format 42.71 8.4.3 Displaying the Receive Signal in Graphical Format Page 8.4.4 Calibrating the Thickness Gauge Transducer s Page Press the [ W ] or [ X 8.4.5 Calculating Velocity (Pipe Material Soundspeed) 8.4.5 Calculating Velocity (Pipe Material Soundspeed) (cont.) Page 8.5 Programming the Thickness Gauge (cont.) s 8.5 Programming the Thickness Gauge (cont.) Press the [ W 8.6 Displaying Diagnostic Parameters 8.7 Calibrating the Analog Output and Inputs 8.7.1 Calibrating the Analog Output 8.7.1 Calibrating the Analog Output (cont.) Press the [S] key to return to the Output tab, and the [X] arrow key to 8.7.2 Calibrating Inputs 8.7.2 Calibrating Inputs (cont.) Press the [S] key to return to the Inputs tab, and the [W] arrow key Page 8.8.1 Setting up Signal Parameters 8.8.1 Setting up Signal Parameters (cont.) Press the [T] key to return to the Signal Parameter tab, and the [X] 8.8.2 Setting up Peak Detection 8.8.2 Setting up Peak Detection (cont.) Press the [S] key to return to the Peak Detection tab, and the [W] arrow Page 8.9 Setting Error Limits 8.9 Setting Error Limits (cont.) 8.9.0 Setting Error Limits (cont.) 8.10 The Test Option 8.10.1 Testing the Screen 8.10.2 Testing the Keys 8.10.3 Testing the Watchdog Timer C ircuit -52.0 Dew Point, C Run Time, Hours 55.00 10.0 Pressure, PSIg 8.10.4 Setting Impulse Response (cont .) 8.10.5 Taking Wave Samples for Diagnosis 8.10.6 Applying a Stored Signal for Diagnosis 8.10.7 Testing the Battery 8.11 Resetting to Factory Default Parameters 8.12 Updating PT878 Software 8.12.1 Updating Software Via IrOBEX Page 8.12.2a Setting up the PC 8.12.2b Installing New Software Page Page Page Chapter 9. Diagnostics and Troubleshooting 9.1 Error Code Messages E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 9.2 Displaying Diagnostic Parameters Table 8: Diagnostic Parameters (cont.) 9.3 Flowcell Problems 9.3.1 Fluid Problems 9.3.2 Pipe Problems 9.4 Transducer Problems 9.4.1 Wetted Transducer Problems 9.4.1 Wetted Transducer Problems (cont.) 9.4.2 Clamp-on Transducer Problems 9.4.2 Clamp-on Transducer Problems (cont.) 9.4.3 Relocating Transducers Chapter 10.Specifications 10.2 Electrical Page 10.3 Operational Specifications Page 10.6 Available Options Appendix A. Menu Maps Page Figure 138: Site Menu Figure 139: Program Menu with Pipe Option Figure 140: Meter Menu Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 223 Figure 141: Logging Menu Figure 142: Service Menu # Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 225 Low High % Peak Page Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 227 Figure 143: Transducer Option 228 Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual Figure 144: Lining Option Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 229 Figure 145: Fluid Option Figure 146: Path Option Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 231 Figure 147: Energy Option 232 Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual Figure 148: Analog Input Option Figure 149: Analog Output Option 234 Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual Figure 150: Digital Output Option Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 235 Figure 151: User Functions Option 236 Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual Figure 152: Correction Factors Option Transport Model PT878 Portable Liquid Flowmeter Users Manual 237 Figure 153: Communications Option Page Appendix B. Measuring P and L Dimensions Page Page Page Appendix C. Temperature Transmitter Installation C.2 Mounting RTDs on the Pipe C.2.1 Assembling the Clamping Fixture C.2.2 Mounting the RTD to the Pipe C.3 Making Electrical Connections C.3.1 Connecting the RTD to the 4 to 20-mA Transmitter C.3.2 Connecting the Transmitter to the PT878 Page Appendix D. Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Theory of Operation D.1 Factors Affecting Performance and Accuracy D.1.1 Transducer Positioning/Alignment D.1.2 Calibration D.1.3 Taper or Eccentricity D.1.4 Acoustic Properties of the Material D.1.4a Sound S cattering D.1.4b Velocity Variations Appendix E. Material Safety Data Sheet for Couplant E.1 Product Identification E.2 Hazardous Ingredients E.3 Physical Data (nominal) E.4 Fire and Explosion Hazard Data E.5 Reactivity Data E.6 Health Hazard and First Aid Data E.7 Storage and Handling Information Page Appendix F. Establishing IR Communications Page Appendix G. Glossary Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Warranty Return Policy Sensing OF CONFORMITY Sensing DE CONFORMITE Sensing ERKLRUNG Page Customer Support Centers

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