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Index Proline Prosonic Flow P 500 HART
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Double pulse output ...................... 153
Events list ............................. 179
I/O configuration ........................ 104
Input values ............................ 150
Installation status ........................103
Measured values ........................ 144
Output values ...........................151
Overview ............................... 63
Process variables ........................ 145
Pulse/frequency/switch output 1 to n ......... 152
Relay output 1 to n .......................152
Reset access code ........................ 137
Sensor adjustment ....................... 126
Simulation ............................. 137
Status input 1 to n ....................... 151
System units ............................ 96
System values .......................... 149
Totalizer .............................. 153
Totalizer 1 to n ..........................126
Totalizer handling ....................... 154
Value current output 1 to n .................151
Web server ............................. 81
Supply voltage .............................201
Switch output ............................. 198
Symbols
Controlling data entries .................... 69
For communication ....................... 64
For diagnostic behavior .................... 64
For locking ..............................64
For measured variable ..................... 64
For measurement channel number ............ 64
For menus .............................. 66
For parameters ...........................66
For status signal ..........................64
For submenu ............................ 66
For wizards ............................. 66
In the status area of the local display ...........64
Input screen .............................69
Operating elements ....................... 68
System design
Measuring system ....................... 193
see Measuring device design
System integration .......................... 89
T
Technical data, overview ..................... 193
Temperature range
Ambient temperature range ................. 27
Ambient temperature range for display ........209
Medium temperature ..................... 206
Storage temperature .......................18
Terminal assignment .........................47
Terminals ................................ 202
Tests and certificates ........................213
Text editor ................................ 68
Tool
For mounting ............................29
Tool tip
see Help text
Tools
For electrical connection ....................46
Transportation ...........................18
Totalizer
Configuring ............................ 126
Transmitter
Turning the display module ................. 44
Turning the housing .......................44
Transporting the measuring device .............. 18
Troubleshooting
General ............................... 159
Turning the display module .................... 44
Turning the electronics housing
see Turning the transmitter housing
Turning the transmitter housing ................ 44
U
UKCA marking ............................ 213
Use of measuring device
Borderline cases ...........................9
Incorrect use ............................. 9
see Intended use
User roles ................................. 63
V
Version data for the device .................... 89
W
Weight
Transport (notes) .........................18
Wizard
Current input ........................... 106
Current output ......................... 107
Define access code ....................... 136
Display ................................120
Double pulse output ...................... 119
Low flow cut off ......................... 123
Measuring point ......................... 98
Pulse/frequency/switch output ...... 110, 112, 115
Relay output 1 to n .......................117
Status input 1 to n ....................... 105
WLAN settings ..........................133
WLAN settings ............................ 133
Workplace safety ........................... 10
Write access ............................... 74
Write protection
Via access code ..........................140
Via write protection switch ................. 142
Write protection switch ......................142