TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION MULTICAL
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14.5 Alphabetical register
The following alphabetical register explains the terms which appear on the monitor.
The register can be read as information and used as a reference, when questions arise.
A
A-B-CCC The calculator’s programming number. Determines the flow sensor’s placement in flow or
return, measuring unit and flow sensor size.
Average Indicates the averaging periode, over which the peak flow or peak power is measured.
CCC Flow sensor size. E.g. CCC=119 is used with qp 1.5 m³/h.
Com 1...8 The computer’s serial data port number 1, 2, 3…. to 8.
Config. No. The meter’s configuration number. = DD-E-FF-GG indicates display reading, tariff type and
input/output.
Customer No. 11-digit customer number, that can be read on the display. The customer number can be
changed without changing the serial number.
D
Date The computer’s date which is transferred to the calculator. The format is YY-MM-DD.
DD Display code indicating the display reading selected.
DD-E-FF-GG The meter’s configuration no. = DD-E-FF-GG indicates display reading, tariff type and
input/output.
E
E The required tariff is selected by means of “E”. E.g. E=3 means “cooling tariff”, whereas E=0
means “no tariff”.
EN 1434 European standard for heat meters (can be ordered at Dansk Standard (The Danish Standards
Association)).
Energy Accumulated energy (e.g. in kWh) is stored in the memory, when the info code is changed.
F
FF Flow sensor coding of water meter (VA). E.g. FF=24 means that a water meter VA is coded for
10 l/pulses.
Flow The actual flow can be used as tariff basis (E=2).
G
GG Flow sensor coding of water meter (VB). E.g. GG=24 means that water meter VB is coded for
10 l/pulses.
I
Info code The error code of the meter.
Info date The date when the information code appeared.
L
Landscape Means that sheets with front labels will be printed horizontally.
M
Min The number of minutes selected as average time for peak flow or peak power.
Between 1…120 min. can be selected.
mm The number of milimeters with which the front label’s print must be adjusted.
MPE Maximum Permissible Error
P
Power The actual heat flow rate can be used as tariff basis (E=1).
Print label Starts printing the label displayed.
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