dynasonics Badger Meter IS-6000 Doppler User Manual

Name: dynasonics Badger Meter IS-6000 Doppler
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7.7.1. Geometry

Definition of cross-section shapes and dimensions, geometrical values of sewers, drains and pipelines (according to DIN 4263 [1]).

Before you start the parameter input, please check and define the displayed units in the main menu  Settings under 

Displayed Units.

Programming

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Table of Contents2
General Information7
Copyright7
Data Protection and Security7
Liability7
EU Conformity Declaration7
Warnings and Safety Symbols7
General Safety Instructions8
Requirements for Personnel8
Intended Use8
Workplace Safety8
Operational Safety9
Product Safety9
Elecrtrical Safety9
Product Description10
Figure 1: Combined Ultrasonic Velocity and Water Level Measurement with an Area Velocity Sensor (Combination Sensor)10
Scope of Delivery11
Storage11
Nameplate11
Measuring System11
Transmitter11
Figure 2: Nameplate (Example)11
Figure 3: A),B) Front View of Transmitter Housing for Wall Installation, Enclosure Dimensions (in MM) C),D) Top View and Side View, Dimensions (in MM) E) Bottom View12
Software13
System Requirements13
Sensors14
Area Velocity Sensors14
Figure 4: A) Scheme for Combined Ultrasonic Velocity (V) and Water Level (H) Measurement14
B) Area Velocity Sensor Incl. Mounting Plate14
C) Dimensions (Length, Depth in MM), Top View14
D) Dimensions (Height in MM), Side View14
Sensor Mounting Systems15
Figure 5: Example for Sensor Mounting System (Tension Ring) in a Pipe15
Installation16
Installation Location16
Mounting the Transmitter16
Mounting the Sensors17
Installating an Area Velocity Sensor17
Calibration17
Figure 6: Installation of Sensors against Flow Direction (1) and in Flow Direction (2)17
Electrical Connection18
Terminal Compartment18
Figure 7: Overview Terminal Compartment19
Pin Assignments20
Figure 8: Overview Pin Assignment20
Connecting the Sensors22
Connecting Area Velocity Sensor23
Connecting Multiple Area Velocity Sensors23
RS-232 Modbus Configuration23
Figure 9: Pin Assignment (# 71-78) for the Connection of Area Velocity Sensor23
Figure 10: Pin Assignments # 21-26 for Connection on RS-485 2-Wire / 4-Wire and23
Final Check of Electrical Connections24
Communication with Transmitter25
Control Panel and LC-Display25
Figure 11: Control Panel and Display Functions25
Wireless Communication Wifi26
Communication to the Transmitter Via Ethernet LAN27
Programming28
Login28
User Groups and Access Rights29
Menu Structure30
Overview of Main Menu Items and Function of Corresponding Submenus31
Settings for Language and Location32
Home - Overview33
Graph - Data Visualization34
Three-Day Display34
Current35
History36
Velocity Profile37
Settings38
Download, Data Transfer39
Download39
Setting41
Parameter - Parameterization41
Geometry42
Sludge Level47
Water Level47
Figure 12: Height of Sediment Layer in a Cross Section (Sludge Level)47
Measurement Range51
Calibration55
Replacement57
Temperature62
I/Os - Digital and Analog Inputs and Outputs62
Analog Input62
Analog Output65
Digital Input66
Digital Output66
Users Values70
Settings - Data Logging and Display70
Logging71
Units72
Displayed Units74
Totalizer75
Communication - Network Settings76
Network77
Manual Input and Changing the IP Address78
Sms85
Ftp86
Modbus87
Serial89
Diagnosis91
Log Files91
Data92
Extras92
Language and Location93
Date Time95
LC Display96
Power Management97
Backup & Update98
Abbreviations100
Service101
Cleaning, Maintenance and Care101
Troubleshooting101
Error Codes101
Table 1: Error Codes (Depending on the Configuration of the Measuring System)101
Reset to Factory Settings102
Return / Repair104
Disposal104
Operating Principle105
Doppler Flow Meter105
Figure 13: Doppler Principle105
Pulse Wave Doppler (PW)106
Ultrasonic Signal Diagnostics106
Technical Data107
Transmitter107
Area Velocity Sensor108
Annex109
Roughness Coefficients109
Closed Conduit, Partly Full Metal Pipes109
Table 2: Specific Roughness Coefficients (Manning & Strickler Coefficients) for Closed Conduit, Partly Full Metal Pipesl109
Closed Conduit, Partly Full Non-Metal Pipes110
Lined or Built-Up Metal Channels110
Table 3: Specific Roughness Coefficients (Manning & Strickler Coefficients) for Closed Conduit, Partly Full Non-Metal Pipesl110
Table 4: Specific Roughness Coefficients (Manning & Strickler Coefficients) for Lined or Built-Up Metal Channels110
Lined or Built-Up Non-Metal Channels111
Excavated or Dredged Channels111
Natural Channels111
Bibliography111
Table 5: Specific Roughness Coefficients (Manning & Strickler Coefficients) for Lined or Built-Up Non-Metal Channels111
Table 6: Specific Roughness Coefficients (Manning & Strickler Coefficients) for Excavated or Dredged Channels111
Table 7: Specific Roughness Coefficients (Manning & Strickler Coefficients) for Regular/Irregular Sections111

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Brand	dynasonics
Model	Badger Meter IS-6000 Doppler
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

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