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General| Brand | Fluidwell |
|---|---|
| Model | F110-P |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
The F110-P is not for life support; usage is at customer's risk.
Discharge yourself before handling electronics to prevent damage from static discharge.
Unit must be installed per EMC guidelines and proper grounding for safety.
Follow specific instructions for Intrinsically Safe applications for safe operation.
Explains warning, caution, and note pictograms for hazardous situations.
Overview of the F110-P flowrate/totalizer, its features, and capabilities.
Details on supported flowmeter signals like pulse, Namur, or sine wave.
Description of scaled pulse output and analog output signals.
SETUP-level configuration for K-factors, units, and signal selection.
Information on display features and available optional functionalities.
Operation by authorized personnel only; observe manual and safety rules.
Explanation of the PROG/ENTER, SELECT, and CLEAR keys.
Main display shows total and flowrate; options for flowrate-only view.
Procedure to re-initialize the total value using the CLEAR key.
SELECT key shows total and accumulated total; accumulated total is non-resettable.
Indicates low battery status and advises replacement with original batteries.
Chapters for electricians/technicians covering software settings and hardware connections.
Configuration is done at SETUP-level, accessed by pressing PROG/ENTER for 7 seconds.
SETUP-level access, exit procedures, and pass code requirement.
Visual representation of the SETUP-level navigation structure.
SETUP is divided into groups and functions, navigated via keys.
Step-by-step guide for changing/selecting values in SETUP using the keys.
Procedure to exit SETUP-level and return to normal operation.
Defines measurement units for total and pulse output.
Sets the number of digits after the decimal point for total.
Converts flowmeter pulses to quantity based on selected unit.
Sets decimal places for K-factor, influencing accuracy.
Sets measurement units for flowrate.
Defines time units (sec, min, hour, day) for flowrate calculation.
Sets decimal places for flowrate display.
Converts flowmeter pulses to flowrate.
Sets decimal places for K-factor.
Determines pulses per measurement for flowrate calculation.
Sets a minimum flow threshold to display zero.
Configures the large digits to display total or flowrate.
Functions to extend battery life for battery-powered units.
Configures display refresh rate to manage power consumption.
Sets operational or shelf mode for battery-powered units.
Selects the flowmeter pickup/signal type from available options.
Option to enable or disable the analog output signal.
Sets flowrate for minimum analog signal (0/4mA or 0V).
Sets flowrate for maximum analog signal (20mA or 10V).
Ignores low flow rates as a percentage of the full range.
Precisely tunes the minimum analog output value (0/4mA or 0V).
Precisely tunes the maximum analog output value (20mA or 10V).
Stabilizes the analog output signal with a digital filter.
Determines the pulse length for the transistor or relay output.
Sets the quantity per pulse generated for total.
Sets communication speed for external control.
Assigns a unique address for communication purposes.
Selects communication protocol (Modbus ASCII or RTU).
Information for support and maintenance about the unit's characteristics.
Information for support and maintenance; pass code protection.
Unique tag number for unit identification and communication.
Instructions for mounting, electrical installation, and operation by trained personnel.
Guidance on installation location, IP classification, and environmental considerations.
Detailed dimensions for aluminum enclosures (HA to HZ types).
Safety precautions for hardware installation, including ESD and EMC.
Specific requirements for aluminum enclosures in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Instructions for proper grounding of aluminum enclosures with PM power supply.
Applications with limited supply voltage for signal output.
Sensor supply options (1.2V to 24V DC) with selectable voltage.
Diagram and table showing switch settings for voltage selection.
Notes on power supply terminals and various options.
Active 24V DC pulse signal output.
Mechanical relay output with specific power and frequency limits.
Passive transistor output.
Connecting external power for PX type or using 4-20mA loop.
Standard analog output proportional to flowrate. Types AA and AB.
Floating 4-20mA signal for intrinsically safe applications.
Isolated 4-20mA signal output, usable with battery power.
Passive 4-20mA signal output, loop powers the unit.
Active 0-10VDC signal output.
Use with coil output flowmeters; two sensitivity levels.
Use with NPN output flowmeters; includes low-pass filter option.
Use with PNP output flowmeters; includes low-pass filter option.
Use with active signal sensors; explains detection levels and voltage options.
Use with reed-switch flowmeters; advises REED LP filter.
Use with Namur signal flowmeters; requires external power supply.
Resets total with an external switch via a potential-free contact.
RS232, RS485, TTL serial communication and computer control.
Adjustable backlight option with power requirements.
Safety precautions for intrinsically safe installations, IP protection, and ATEX/IECEx directives.
Precautions for preventing voltage/current addition and combined connections.
Shows type labels for intrinsically safe certified units.
Overview of terminal connectors for Intrinsically Safe applications (XI).
Conditions for classifying the unit as group IIC.
Floating 4-20mA signal for intrinsically safe applications.
Intrinsically Safe power supply and sensor supply options.
Diagram and table for selecting voltage via switches.
Example of intrinsically safe setup with specific components.
Warnings for handling batteries to prevent fire, explosion, or burns.
Use only certified batteries for hazardous areas.
Maintenance by trained personnel; precautions for humidity.
Factors influencing battery life-time.
Regular checks for casing, wiring, accuracy, and battery status.
Product cannot be repaired by user; requires manufacturer or agent.
Display, enclosure, keys, painting, and mounting specifications.
Operational and Intrinsically Safe temperature ranges.
Details of various power supply types and their consumption.
Input signal types (P, A, U) and their parameters.
Notes on the availability of a low-pass filter for pulse signals.
Details on the external reset function.
Analog output types (AA, AB, AF, Al, AP, AU) and their functions.
Pulse output types (OA, OR, OT).
Communication protocols, speed, addressing, and types (CB, CH, CI, CT, CX).
Total and flowrate display, clearing total.
Digits, units, and decimals for total display.
Digits and units/decimals for accumulated total.
Digits, units, decimals, and time units for flowrate.
Checks for no pulses or too many pulses.
Steps for analog output and pulse output not functioning.
Diagnosing zero flowrate display with active total.
Actions for unknown pass code and interpreting alarm codes.
Variables for total measurement (unit, decimals, K-factor).
Variables for flowrate measurement (unit, time, decimals, K-factor).
Variables for display function, LCD update, and battery mode.
Variables for flowmeter signal, analog output, and pulse output configuration.
Variables for pass code, tag number, and other settings.
Details on reading/writing total, accumulated total, and flowrate via communication.
