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Chapter 3. Programming Site Data

d.Repeat steps b and c for the remainder of the table.

e.When you have completed entering up to 20 values, press [F3] (OK) to confirm the table and return to the Custom Cp window.

•To confirm the entries and return to Operate mode, press [F3] (OK). The PT878 returns to Operate Mode.

•To leave the window without confirming the entries, press [F2] (Cancel) or the [ESC] key. The PT878 returns to Operate Mode.

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User’s Manual TransPort Model PT878Page TransPort Model PT878 No content intended for this page proceed to next Information Paragraphs Safety IssuesAuxiliary Equipment Local Safety StandardsWaste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Weee Directive Environmental ComplianceNo 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 Overview Features and CapabilitiesFlowcell System DescriptionElectronics Package Theory of Operation PT878 and Accessories Initial SetupConnection Locations Making Electrical ConnectionsInput/Output Connections Power ConnectionsTransducer Connections Description Infrared Wireless InterfaceCharging and Storing the Batteries Caring for the PT878 BatteriesReplacing the Batteries Icon Battery StatusDisposing of Batteries Battery LocationPowering on and OFF 2000/11/30 0953 AM Velocity, ft/s Signal, dB Delta-T, nsVelocity, ft/s Screen Using the Screen and KeypadSignal, dB Icons in the System Tray Function Meaning Keypad PT878 Keypad Help No content intended for this page proceed to next Programming Site Data Vel Volume, l/sEntering the Program Menu Entering Transducer Parameters Wedge Ang Wedge Tmp Wedge SS 1219.2 CancelTransducer/Pipe TransducerEntering Transducer Parameters #41 Pipe #40 Fluid Path Lining#42 #43Parameters for Special Transducers Critical Angle Exceeded Check Angles, Soundspeed High Angle Error Message WindowIs Too Low Valid range is from 25.000 to Low Angle Error Message WindowTransducer Spacing Change Window Transducer Spacing has changed New Spacing Inches 24.493 mmEntering Pipe Parameters Confirming EntriesPipe OtherNone RolledAnnealed or Rolled 70% Cu 30% Ni or 90% Cu 10% NiIs Too High Valid range is from 3330.052 to 24000.000 ft/s Transducer/Pipe Invalid Value Too HighTransducer Spacing Change Window Entering Pipe Parameters Entering Pipe Lining Parameters Sound Speed 2000 Thickness CancelTransducer Pipe Lining Fluid Path Material Tar/EpoxyEntering Pipe Lining Parameters Transducer Pipe Lining Entering Fluid Types and SpeedsFluid Tracking Windows?Energy On Other Water 0-260C Oil Sea Water Oil 22CSignal Path Window Entering the Signal Path ParametersPath Parameters for Clamp-On Transducers Path Parameters for Wetted Transducers Energy Option Entering the Energy Option ParametersEnergy Options Entering the Energy Option Parameters Inputs Entering Inputs in the Energy OptionEntering Inputs in the Energy Option Energy Option Inputs Entering Custom Cp Data in the Energy OptionCustom Cp Kelvin KJ/kg/K CancelEdit Density Kelvin Kg/m3 CancelProgramming Site Data Entering General-Purpose Analog Inputs Entering Analog InputsDelete Cancel Analog Inputs Option Window Energy Option Activated Entering Analog Inputs in the Energy OptionEntering Analog Inputs in the Energy Option Analog Output Entering the Analog OutputVelocity DiagnosticsEntering the Analog Output Digital Output Entering the Digital OutputIf you selected Pulse Totalizer If you selected Frequency Stopwatch Totalizer Set User Function Entering User FunctionsUser F1 Label Units Sym Dec Delete Check DoneText Creation Window Entering User Functions Atan Abs Exp Inv LogTan Asin Entering Reynolds Correction Entering Correction FactorsCorrection Factors Reynolds Correctio Calibration FactorInputsEntering Reynolds Correction Calibration Factor Window Entering a Calibration FactorIf you entered Single Edit KFactor Table Data Source KFactor CancelEntering a Calibration Factor Site Manager Creating and Managing SitesSite File Site ManagerSite Manager Site Manager Menu Site Creating a New SiteNew Site Use the selected site ‘DEFAULT.SIT’ as a template?Opening an Existing Site DEFAULTRe InfoDEFAULT ResOpen File Default Are You Sure?File View YesSave Site Save the current site DEFAULT.SIT?Saving a Site Save Current Site Delete CancelSaving a Site with a Different Name Renaming a Site Refreshing a SiteDelete Confirmation Window Deleting a SiteCreating a Site Message File Site Sort Message Info DefaultsitDelete Cancel Transferring a Site File to a PC Printing a Current SiteTransferring a Site File in Text Format to a PC Transferring a Site to a PCQuickBeam Window Transferring a File from a PC to the PT878Infrared Icon in System Tray Wireless Link Icon Listing Files in Chronological Order Listing Files by NameFile Site SortFormat View Measurement Displaying and Configuring DataABC.SIT 2000/11/30 0953 AM Number Format Format Decimal Places Fixed Decimal CancelFormat Option Format Option Screen After Format Change View OptionSet Line Graph Parameters Limits OptionLimits Option Measurement Option Measurement Menu Window Manager Customizing the Display ScreenSpecifying the Number of Displayed Parameters Velocity, ft/sFKeys Customizing SoftkeysSelect a menu item Configure FKeyDisplay Screen with Modified Softkey ContrastFile Manager Managing Files The Drive ManagerSort Info SYSLOG.MET 03/15/01 103920File Manager Menu Sort Transfer Info SYSLOG.METIRInbox Folder Transferred File Transferring a File to a PCQuickBeam Window Infrared Icon in System Tray Refreshing a File Wireless Link IconFile Delete Confirmation DEFAULTRe InfoDEFAULT ResDelete Site ‘A.SIT’?Deleting a File GLOBAL.By Date File Sort09/04/02 Bytes free Refresh ExitTo return to Operate Mode, press ESC or F3 Exit Accessing Meter Data -The About OptionProgramming Meter Settings Units Entering the Meter MenuMeter Selecting Measurement Units Meter SettingsUnits English Metric Date 2000/11/1 Time 100853 Cancel Battery Charger Battery ChargerCondition Battery 8Ahr NiCdEntering Date and Time Entering Date and Time Display Options Changing Date and Time AppearanceDisplay LocaleChanging Date and Time Appearance Changing Date and Time Appearance Display Adjusting the ContrastDisplay Options Setting Backlight Timeout Change Language Changing the Display Language650.0 Changing Communications SettingsCommunications None CancelChanging Communications Settings Totals Resetting Forward and Reverse TotalsReset Both User Function Tables Setting Up User TablesText Creation Window UserTable1 Delete CancelEdit User Table UserTable1 CancelTaking a Bitmap Capture of a Current Screen Logging Data New Log Test Units Entering the Logging MenuLog Manager Log ManagerNew File MenuEd Log State Finished Rename S03/01/01Create New Log Setting up a New LogSecs Cancel ActivateSetting up a New Log Log Measurements Window General MeasurementsSelect Measurement Window Copying Cloning a Selected Log Deleting a Log Renaming a LogDeleting All Logs DEFAULTRe InfoDEFAULT ResDelete Log ‘555.LOG?’Refreshing the Log Manager Screen Log Manager FileDelete52.0 Start Date 2003/03/01 End Date Printing a LogEnter Time Start Time 132341 PM End Time 135341 PMTransferring a Log to a PC Start Log MenuLog Ending a Log Stopping Pausing a LogRestarting a Log Restarting All Logs Stopping All LogsEnding All Logs View All SitesDetails View MenuView Log Info Displaying Log Details297 289 2001/03/01 132341 PM 135341 PM Scale Time Exit Displaying Log Data in Graphical FormAAA.LOG Velocity, ft/s Axis Window AAA.LOGY-AxisDew Point, CEnter Time 52.0123.LOG Displaying Log Data in Spreadsheet FormListing Logs by Name Sort MenuListing Logs in Chronological Order Sort By NameServicing the PT878 Test Entering the Service MenuCurrent Site Reports Drive ContentsPrinting Reports Printout of a Typical Drive Report Setting up the Thickness Gauge Material Window Thickness Gauge MeasureEntering the Material and Soundspeed Thickness, mm Measuring Thickness in Numeric FormatDisplay Graph Velocity Zero Material Signal Displaying the Receive Signal in Graphical FormatGraph Velocity Zero MaterialGraph Window in Zoom Format Out DisplayZero Calibrating the Thickness Gauge TransducerDisplay Graph Velocity Dual-Point Calibration Dual-Point Calibration Soundspeed Window Calculating Velocity Pipe Material SoundspeedDisplay Graph Press Set to Commit Value Calculated 22129. Current CancelZero Material SetProgramming the Thickness Gauge Programming Thickness Gauge SetupProgramming the Thickness Gauge Diagnostics Window Displaying Diagnostic ParametersAnalog Output Calibrating the Analog Output and InputsCalibrating the Analog Output Enter Calibrating Inputs Input# Low Read High 20 mA Calibrate Reset CancelCalibrate/Test I/O Analog OutputCalibrating Inputs Signal Para Setting up Signal ParametersSignal Setup Setting up Signal Parameters Setting up Signal Parameters Signal Para Setting up Peak DetectionPeak Detect Pulse/CodeEnter Transmit Code Auto Cancel Signal Para Peak DetectSelecting the Transmit Code Pulse/CodeSignal Error Limits Setting Error LimitsSetting Error Limits Setting Error Limits Test Option ServiceReports Test ScreenFunctioning Test Screen Testing the ScreenTest Keys Window Testing the KeysFactory Defaults Restart your meter Testing the Watchdog Timer CircuitPress ‘No’ to cancel the test This test should automaticallyDirection Percent Gain Upstream Stopped Setting Impulse ResponseTaking Wave Samples for Diagnosis Applying a Stored Signal for DiagnosisService Battery Form Testing the BatteryFactory Defaults Resetting to Factory Default ParametersUpdating PT878 Software Updating Software Via IrOBEX Update FlashChoose ‘Cancel’ to exit or ‘OK’ to continue 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 Messages Error Code MessagesVelocity Range Diagnostic Parameters Displays raw upstream signal correlated With transmit signal Fluid Problems Flowcell ProblemsPipe Problems Wetted Transducer Problems Transducer ProblemsPhysical Damage Clamp-on Transducer ProblemsPress Menu Relocating TransducersOverall Hardware Configuration SpecificationsSize/Weight EnclosureEMC ElectricalEnvironmental Operational Specifications Transducer Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Transducers Temperature TransducersAvailable Options Thickness Measuring ModeProgram Menu Appendix A. Menu MapsNo 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 Top View of 180 Transducer Installation Appendix B. Measuring P and L DimensionsDetermining the Pipe Coupling Length Appendix B. Measuring P and L Dimensions No content intended for this page proceed to next Guidelines for RTD Installation Appendix C. Temperature Transmitter InstallationAssembling the Clamping Fixture Mounting RTDs on the PipeMaking Electrical Connections Mounting the RTD to the PipeConnecting the RTD to the 4 to 20-mA Transmitter Connection Locations Connecting the Transmitter to the PT878No content intended for this page proceed to next Appendix D. Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Theory of Operation Factors Affecting Performance and Accuracy Transducer Transducer Positioning/AlignmentAcoustic Properties of the Material CalibrationTaper or Eccentricity Hazardous Ingredients Appendix E. Material Safety Data Sheet for CouplantProduct Identification Reactivity Data Physical Data nominalFire and Explosion Hazard Data Storage and Handling Information Health Hazard and First Aid DataSoundsafe Control MeasuresIrDA Compatibility of Windows Operating Systems Appendix F. Establishing IR CommunicationsWindows 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 Ireland Customer Support Centers