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Cameron NUFLO MC-III - Configuration Wizard

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Section 4 MC-III™ Panel Mount Flow Analyzer
Conguration Wizard
The Conguration Wizard is ideal for rst-time users who want to perform a basic calibration for liquid or gas
measurement. By following the instructions on nine screens, even a rst-time user can successfully congure
the MC-III Panel Mount.
See Table 4.1, page 47, for a list of settings that are congurable with the keypad, the software
Conguration Wizard, and the software MC-III Main Screen.
Important: The Conguration Wizard does not allow multipoint calibration or gas volume
correction. To select these parameters, the user must access the MC-III Main screen.
Caution: Do not use the Conguration Wizard to change individual settings. When the Congura-
tion Wizard is used, system default settings are restored before the new settings entered
in the Calibration Wizard are written to the program. Previous conguration settings are
saved automatically in C:\NuFlo log data\MC-III\Cong Backup Files.
Using the Pencil Tool
The data entry elds in the Conguration Wizard are highly intuitive, and most can be completed by clicking
in the eld and entering new data or selecting a checkbox. For data elds that require the user to enter a value,
such as a K-factor, and designate a decimal position, a pencil icon provides a link to a data-entry window.
To enter a new value, click on the pencil icon (Figure 4.14). A new window will appear, allowing the user
to enter a new value, and designate the appropriate decimal position using a slide bar. This method ensures
that the decimal point setting and data-entry resolution displayed in the software and on the instrument LCD
correlate.
This tool is used to enter the calibration factor, ow rates for 4-20 mA output, and the scale factor for pulse
output.
Figure 4.14—Pencil tool icon and data-entry window

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