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General| Brand | Onicon |
|---|---|
| Model | System-10 BTU Meter |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
This guide outlines the installation, commissioning, and servicing of the ONICON System-10 BTU Meter.
Explains the ONICON System-10 BTU Meter's function as a heat computer using sensor data for measurements.
Details the technical specifications for the ONICON System-10 BTU Meter's Lon Talk network interface.
Describes the 2-wire serial output connections for Lon Talk to terminal T1, including torque specifications.
Covers configuration of the auxiliary pulse input for totalizing outputs from external devices like water or gas meters.
Explains the unique 48-bit Neuron ID used as the Node ID, combined with Domain/Subnet IDs for device addressing.
Details the meaning of the yellow service pin LED states for Lon Talk network connection status.
Describes how the System-10-LON transmits data via SNVTs, including floating point and ASCII formats.
Explains the use of integer format output variables for systems that cannot accept floating point data.
Details input network variables used for remote commands to reset totals, utilizing ASCII format.
Details the five input variable requests implemented for the node object, including mandatory functions.
Describes the six status object functions that report status information to the network.
Explains methods for remotely resetting flow, energy, and auxiliary input totals using input variables or nviRequest.
Details how flow and energy totals roll over to zero when the maximum count is exceeded.
Provides solutions for common reported problems like no flow signal, incorrect flow rate, temperature issues, and communication errors.
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