Bindicator TDR-3000 - Set-Up; Programming

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TDR180003 Rev. I
VIII. SET- UP
PROGRAMMING
Units shipping directly from the factory have been programmed according to the customer requirements on the
Application Data Sheet (ADS). If no changes to the tank have occurred, unit will be ready for use after installation and
no additional programming is required.
Changes to the unit, such as adjusting the 4-20mA range may require changes to set-up
VALUES FOR SETTING UP THE UNIT
Figure 3. Measurement Set-up Guide
1 The “current output” range is smaller than the maximum possible measuring range
2
The “current output” range is equal to
the measuring range
Scale Min: 4 mA = Tank Height (A) – Probe Length (B) + Reference Point (H)
Scale Max: 20 mA = Tank Height (A) – Dead Zone (F)
3
The “current output” range is greater
than the measuring range
Scale Min: 4 mA = 0.0
Scale Max: 20 mA = Tank Height (A) – Dead Zone (F)
4
The “current output” range is greater
than the measuring range
Scale Min: 4 mA = Tank Height (A) – Probe Length (B) + Reference Point (H)
Scale Max: 20 mA = Tank Height (A)
5
The “current output” range is greater
than the measuring range
Scale Min: 4 mA = 0.0
Scale Max: 20 mA = Tank Height (A)
A = Tank Height
B = Probe Length
C = Detection Delay
D = Non-Measurable Zone
E = Minimum distance between non-measurable zone and
dead zone
F = Upper Dead Zone
G = Measuring Range
H = Reference Point at Tank Bottom