What to do if the Badger Meter PC200 Controller shows an ALARM?
When the alarm flag blinks, it indicates an internal alarm. Press SELECT to view the 5-digit error code: * 0001: Data on the display might be corrupted. * 0002: Check programmed values, as the programming cycle might have failed. * 0003: Both error 1 and error 2 have occurred. If the alarm persists, contact your supplier.
Why does my Badger Meter PC200 Controller's flow meter generate too many pulses?
If the flow meter generates too many pulses, check the following: * Ensure the signal selection is correct. If the sensor is a reed switch, connect it to the low frequency input. * Verify proper grounding of both the PC200 and the flow meter. Refer to "Wiring the PC200" on page 11.
How to troubleshoot a Badger Meter PC200 Controller when the flow meter doesn't generate pulses?
If the flow meter does not generate pulses, check: * Signal selection: If the sensor generates above 150 Hz, connect it to the high frequency input. * Flow meter, wiring, and terminal connector connections. See “Terminal Connectors” on page 11. * Power supply of the flow meter. See “Voltage Selection Sensor Supply” on page 11.
General| Brand | Badger Meter |
|---|---|
| Model | PC200 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Procedures for safely removing the unit from its packaging.
General safety guidelines, terminology, symbols, and specific instructions.
Overview of PC200 features, control interfaces, and power requirements.
Details on setting up the PC200 for specific applications and its LCD display.
Guidelines for environmental conditions, mounting procedures, and enclosure dimensions.
Instructions for sensor supply voltage selection and terminal connector assignments.
Overview of the control panel, key functions, and operator interactions.
Explanation of alarm types (no-flow, flow rate) and how to clear them.
How to access, navigate, and change PC200 setup parameters.
Comprehensive guide to all setup functions, including presets, alarms, and controls.
Table listing pulses per unit for various compatible transmitters.
Guidelines for routine checks, cleaning, and general upkeep of the unit.
Details on display, enclosure, environment, power, terminals, and EMC.
Specifications for control inputs/outputs, operator functions, and flow rate parameters.
Solutions for problems like no pulses, too many pulses, and alarm codes.
A template to log PC200 configuration settings and parameters.
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