What does it mean when my NIVELCO MicroTREK Transmitter shows 'Tank full'?
If the NIVELCO Transmitter displays a “Tank full” status marker and the reading is frozen at the maximum or minimum value, measurements should return to normal once the level is within the configured measurement range.
What does it mean when my NIVELCO Transmitter shows 'Tank empty'?
If the NIVELCO Transmitter displays a “Tank empty” status marker and the reading is frozen at the maximum or minimum value, measurements should return to normal once the level is within the configured measurement range.
What does 'Flange not found' mean on my NIVELCO MicroTREK?
The “Flange not found” status marker on a NIVELCO Transmitter indicates that the signal converter has been incorrectly configured to measure with a cable or rod probe when it is actually equipped with a coaxial probe. This can also occur if the installation is on a long nozzle, which attenuates the flange pulse.
What does 'Delay out of limits' mean on my NIVELCO MicroTREK?
The “Delay out of limits” status marker on a NIVELCO Transmitter with a frozen reading indicates that the emitted pulse has not been detected, preventing the gauge from working until it is found.
What does 'Reference not found' mean on my NIVELCO MicroTREK?
The “Reference not found” status marker on a NIVELCO Transmitter indicates a problem with the time base on the HF board.
What does 'Negative voltage error' mean on my NIVELCO Transmitter?
The “Negative voltage error” on a NIVELCO Transmitter indicates a problem with the time base on the HF board.
Describes the device's purpose and applications for level measurement.
Explains the Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) measurement principle.
Lists optional items and accessories supplied with or available for the instrument.
Outlines essential safety requirements for operating Ex-approved units.
Covers guidelines for routine upkeep and procedures for instrument repair.
Provides guidelines for safely handling and storing the device, including weight and fragility warnings.
Instructions for installing the gauge onto a tank, covering process connections and nozzle considerations.
Details the electrical connection procedures for the device in non-Ex and hazardous environments.
Describes the initial power-up sequence, startup time, and pre-configuration.
Lists the instruments and accessories used for programming the MicroTREK device.
Guide to installing and using the PCSTAR 2 software for device configuration and data display.
Instructions for programming using the SAP-300 plug-in LCD display unit.
Guide to programming using a HART Handheld Communicator, including layout and wiring.
Explains the meter's characteristics, signal trends, and measurement scale configurations.
Provides solutions for common error messages, faults, and operational issues with the MicroTREK device.
General| Process fitting | Threaded or Flanged |
|---|---|
| Process temperature | -40°C to +80°C |
| Output | 4-20 mA, HART |
| Housing material | Aluminium or Stainless Steel |
| Protection | IP68 |
| Ambient Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Process Connection | G 1½", 1½" NPT, Flange |
| Measuring Principle | Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) |
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