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| Brand | Badger Meter |
|---|---|
| Model | 2100 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Carefully open the shipping container following any instructions marked on the box.
Visually inspect the product and applicable accessories for any physical damage.
Details on selecting a location and mounting the electronic enclosure for operation and service.
Description of the FB-1 sensor, its PVC housing, epoxy resin, and mounting nipple.
Instructions for installing the sensor to ensure accuracy, including Vcal and H dimensions.
Details for installing rectangular weirs with end contractions, including H and Vcal dimensions.
Details for installing V-notch weirs, including H and Vcal dimensions.
Step-by-step procedure for preparing sensor cable ends for connection to the electronics.
Procedures for reconnecting internal cables and securing the front housing to the back housing.
Overview of the ultrasonic level transmitter's features, display, and keypad functions.
Displays alarms, fluid level, distance, signal strength, and temperature for monitoring.
Indicates tripped alarms (ECHO, 4-20, EEPRM, OVRR) and activated relays.
Performs diagnostic tests on EEPROM, sensor transmission (TX), and sensor echo.
Allows simulation of fluid level/flow to test 4-20mA output and set points.
Setting the security ID and choosing measurement units (Feet, Inches, Meters, Millimeters).
Adjusting maximum headrise and sensor offset values for accurate flow measurement.
Configuring output signal response time and default behavior during signal loss.
Selecting display mode (Flow/Level) and flow rate units and labels.
Setting element capacity, headrise, function, totalizer, and multiplier.
Configuring alarms, assigning relays, and calibrating the 4-20mA output.
Calibrating distance readings and updating the user's security ID.
Inputting custom height vs. flow curves using hexadecimal values for primary elements.
Defining custom totalizer units, multipliers, and time base words.












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