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General| Type | Media Converter |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ISOIL |
| Wavelength | 1310 nm |
| Interface | Fiber Optic |
| Fiber Type | Single Mode |
| Model | ISOMAG ML4-F1 |
Instructions for initial setup and periodic upkeep of the instrument.
Details on power supply, voltage, Pmax, and current limits.
Information on voltage insulation for input and output signals.
Specifies altitude, humidity range, and line voltage for operation.
Defines ambient temperature limits for the transmitter's operation.
Essential steps for connecting the sensor and converter to ground for proper operation.
Guidance on connecting the power supply, including polarity and protection.
Diagram and terminal assignments for input and output signal cables.
Wiring diagram for connecting sensor cables, including voltage warnings.
Details on output 1-2, output 3-4/input 2-3, input 1, and their technical characteristics.
Information on how the terminals and outputs are protected against voltage inversion and inductive loads.
Details on input wiring and functions, categorized into three main groups.
Describes functions for auto-calibration, totalizer reset, block totalizers, and range change.
Details different operation stages for initiating batch functions on inputs 1, 2, or 3.
Explains batch operations involving inputs 1 and 2, or 1 and 3, for various scenarios.
Explains the meaning of display flags and the interpretation of the device's LED indicator.
Details keyboard functions and the operation of the converter in blind version mode.
Information on access codes for functions and factory pre-set access codes.
Details on sensor settings, calibration, and scale configuration for measurement ranges.
Covers time constant, filters, acceleration threshold, and alarm settings.
Configuration options for inputs, outputs, and their assigned functions.
Details on communication protocols, address settings, and display language/options.
Covers batch programming parameters and diagnostic functions like self-test and calibration.
Explains how to access configuration menus via Quick Start or Main Menu.
Detailed descriptions for sensor settings and scale configuration functions.
Detailed explanation of time constant and acceleration threshold parameters.
Details on current output failure values and the batch safety timer function.
Description of input assignment functions and output function choices.
Explains batch sample count and compensation limit settings.
Details on meter calibration, autotest, and flow rate simulation.
Guides on enabling batch, programming formulas, product name, and quantity.
Instructions for starting and stopping batches, including notes on output and input relations.
Lists alarm messages, their causes, and recommended actions for resolution.
Provides a list of anomaly codes and their corresponding descriptions and actions.
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