What to do if MTS Systems Level Plus output is in alarm?
If the MTS Systems Transmitter is showing an alarm output (3.8 mA or 21.4 mA), there are several potential causes. First, ensure that the float is properly attached. Second, the float may be in the dead zone; try raising it to see if the error clears. Finally, verify that the number of floats selected matches the actual number of floats on the transmitter.
Why is there no communication with my MTS Systems Level Plus?
If you are experiencing no communication with the MTS Systems Transmitter, consider these potential causes: Ensure the transmitter is receiving power by checking the voltage. Verify that the wiring is correct, referencing the installation drawing. Finally, confirm that you are using the correct software.
General| Brand | MTS Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | Level Plus |
| Category | Transmitter |
| Language | English |
Protects programming parameters with a 6-digit code that can be reprogrammed or disabled.
Provides software and hardware alarm functions, individually programmable for each gauge.
Includes volumetric correction software for GOV, NSV, and mass calculations.
Lists and explains communication errors like *NO COMM, *COMM ERR, *DATA ERR, *CSUM ERR, *UART ERR.
Details system errors like *PRGRM ERR, *FLOAT ERR, *GAUGE ERR, *AVG ERR and coded RTD errors.
Explains changing access codes for program mode and mass stabilization.
Manages software alarm enable/disable status and alarm assignment to relays.
Defines the structure for issuing commands to the Level Plus monitor.
Lists errors for level, temperature, RTD, volume, and mass registers.
Lists supported Modbus function codes like Read Holding Registers and Diagnostics.
Lists standard Modbus exceptions like Illegal Function, Illegal Data Address, Illegal Data Value.
Details Modbus registers for tanks 1-8, organized by tank number.
Details Modbus registers, organized by data type (e.g., Level 1, Avg Temp).
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