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General| Model | NUFLO MC-III |
|---|---|
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Manufacturer | Cameron |
| Display | LCD with backlight |
| Type | Flow Analyzer |
| Measurement Principle | Turbine flow meter |
| Temperature Rating | -40° to 160°F (-40° to 71°C) |
| Accuracy | ±0.5% of reading |
| Outputs | Pulse, 4-20 mA, Frequency |
| Communication | Modbus RTU, RS-485 |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Certifications | ATEX, IECEx, CSA |
| Flowmeter Compatibility | Compatible with NUFLO turbine flow meters |
Details the primary functions and operation of the MC-III Panel Mount device.
Describes the liquid crystal display, its segments, and how it shows total and rate.
Explains the functions of the six-button keypad for basic configuration and navigation.
Introduces the intuitive Windows-based software for setup and operation.
Covers internal lithium battery and external power options for the MC-III Panel Mount.
Details the saving and retrieval of daily and hourly flow logs.
Explains the tracking of user changes and events in event logs.
Covers preventing unauthorized access to calibration and data.
Instructions for mounting the MC-III Panel Mount in a ¼ DIN panel opening.
Overview of all field wiring connections to the circuit assembly.
Details connecting internal and external power supplies.
Covers wiring for turbine meter and pulse inputs.
Details wiring for pulse, 4-20mA, frequency, and RS-485 outputs.
Steps for entering the turbine meter calibration factor and unit.
Guides on selecting input type and adjusting sensitivity for signal reception.
Steps to set volume units and decimal position for the total display.
Procedure to set volume and time-base units for the rate display.
Details how to set zero and full-scale values for the 4-20mA output.
Explains enabling pulse output and setting the scale factor.
Procedure for setting the Modbus slave address for network communication.
Details how to set the serial port baud rate for Modbus communication.
Instructions for installing the MC-III interface software on a PC.
Steps to establish communication between the PC and the MC-III Panel Mount.
Configuring automatic actions upon software connection.
Customizing communication parameters for optimal performance.
Step-by-step guide for first-time users to configure the instrument.
Overview of the main screen for reviewing settings and accessing submenus.
Adjusting time/date, contract hour, security, and LCD contrast.
Configuring volume/rate displays, input type, and cut-off thresholds.
Calibrating with single factor or multipoint linearization, and gas volume correction.
Compensating gas measurements to standard conditions.
Configuring the output signal representing flow rate.
Enabling and configuring pulse output for volume increments.
Managing configuration settings for backup and deployment.
Accessing Modbus registers for advanced configuration by specialists.
Setting default file formats for auto-saved logs (.csv or .xls).
Viewing, downloading, and printing flow data in tabular or trend formats.
Explains how to interpret graphical trend views of flow data.
Methods for exporting flow logs to .xls or .csv files.
Viewing, downloading, and exporting user event logs.
Methods for exporting event logs to .xls or .csv files.
Instructions for replacing the internal lithium battery.
Procedure for replacing the main circuit assembly.
Steps for updating the instrument's firmware, including clearing EEPROM.
Configuring settings for internal clock synchronization prompts.
Setting up automatic actions upon software connection.
Customizing communication parameters for optimal performance.
Changing auto-save log file formats and appearance.
Clearing EEPROM and configuring automatic data logging.
Guidelines for the safe disposal of lithium batteries.
Regulations for shipping lithium batteries.
Overview of Modbus RTU protocol and Enron Modbus compliance.
Explains register access types and Modbus map blocks.
Details registers for product code, firmware, and serial number.
Registers for setting volume units, rate units, and input type.
Registers for configuring pulse and analog outputs.
Table of 16-bit holding registers for various data points.
Table of 32-bit holding registers for various data points.
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