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If the totalizer K-Factor on your GF Measuring Instruments is zero, it must be corrected. Enter a K-Factor that is greater than zero.
What to do if GF Signet 5500 shows 'SETUP READ ERROR Press any Key'?
If you see a 'SETUP READ ERROR Press any Key' message on your GF Measuring Instruments, it means a power fault happened while saving the setup menu entry. To fix this, press any key to reload the factory default settings. After that, you'll need to reprogram your flow system setup parameters. Don't worry, the totalizer displays will not be affected and will continue from where they left off after the instrument resets.
What to do if Relay 1 pulse width is too large on GF Measuring Instruments?
If the Relay 1 pulse width is too large for the frequency input, or if the pulse volume is too small on your GF Measuring Instruments, reduce the Relay 1 pulse width setting or increase the pulse volume setting.
What to do if the pulse volume setpoint is outside the range on GF Signet 5500?
If you're experiencing issues related to the pulse volume setpoint on your GF Measuring Instruments, ensure that you enter a volumetric setpoint within the range of 0.0001 to 99999 engineering units.
How to fix a display timebase that is too large on GF Signet 5500?
If the display timebase on your GF Measuring Instruments is too large, change the flow timebase (S=Seconds, M=Minutes, H=Hours, D=Days) in the CALIBRATE menu to a smaller value.
General| Brand | GF |
|---|---|
| Model | Signet 5500 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Emits open-collector frequency equal to sensor input for expanded process control.
Configurable for Low alarm, High alarm, Pulse, or Totalizer output; open-collector type.
Allows totalizer reset via dry switch contact closure, overriding security features.
Internally powered 4-20 mA output, fully adjustable and reversible setpoints.
Relays 1 and 2 independently configured as Low alarm, High alarm, Pulse, or Totalizer.
Displays standard operation data, allows free navigation, and offers resettable totalizer.
Contains critical setup and output parameters with a security code feature for tamper prevention.
Contains seldom-accessed setup and display features for minor adjustments.
