CoriolisMaster FCB400, FCH400 CORIOLIS MASS FLOWMETER | OI/FCB400/FCH400-EN REV. E 101
Menu / parameter Description
Device Setup / ...Transmitter
...Units Selection of submenu ‘...Units’ using .
...Custom Units Selection of submenu ‘...Custom Units’ using .
Damping Qm Sets the damping for measuring mass flow. The value set here relates to 1 τ (Tau). The value refers to the response time for
a stepwise mass flow change.
Damping Density Sets the damping for measuring density. The value set here relates to 1 τ (Tau). The value refers to the response time for a
stepwise density change.
Density Mode Selection of operating mode for density measurement.
• Density Measured: The density of the measuring medium is calculated by the transmitter.
• Density Fixed Value: The density of the measuring medium is specified as a constant in parameter ‘Density Fixed Value’.
The ‘Density Fixed Value’ operating mode can be used to enable standard volumes to be calculated. See also chapter
Measurement of standard volumes on page 122.
Density Fixed Value Sets the density of the measuring medium, for example, when measuring the standard volume of gases.
......Cut Off Selection of submenu ‘…...Cut Off’ using .
TX Location TAG Entry of the measuring point tag for the transmitter.
Alphanumeric, max. 20 characters
TX TAG Entry of the TAG number for the transmitter.
Alphanumeric, max. 20 characters
Plant Data Sync. The transmitter saves its configuration in the ‘SensorMemory’. The data is stored redundantly on the motherboard (MB) of
the transmitter and on the frontend board (FEB) of the sensor. This means the configuration can be restored quickly if any
components are replaced.
• FEB > MB: Loading the configuration from the frontend board (FEB) of the sensor.
• MB > FEB: Loads the configuration from the motherboard (MB) of the transmitter.
See also chapter Replacing the frontend board on page 141.
Device Reset Restarts the device. Compensates for a short interruption of the power supply.
Restore Settings All user-accessible parameters will be reset to the factory default settings.
...Feature Settings Selection of submenu ‘...Feature Settings’ using .
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