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Spirax Sarco UTM20 Series - Setup > Input;Output > Input and RTD; Digital Input Configuration; RTD Interface Wiring and Trimming

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IM-P505-02-US Issue 1
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UTM20 Series Ultrasonic Transit-time Flowmeters
10.13 Setup > Inputs/Output > Input
An asterisk (*) indicates the parameter default
Input Submenus Options/Descriptions
MODE
DISABLED
Select the action to take when the input is active
(based on the state)
*RESET TOTAL
UNLATCH ALARM
STATE
*ACTIVE ON HIGH
Select the voltage level to make the input active
ACTIVE ON LOW
10.14 Setup > Inputs/Output > RTD (Energy Models Only)
An asterisk (*) indicates the parameter default
RTD Submenus Options/Descriptions
TEMP SENSOR
TYPE
Pt1000 2-WIRE
Pt1000 3-WIRE
Pt1000 4-WIRE
Pt100 2-WIRE
Pt100 3-WIRE
Pt100 4-WIRE
Select the temperature sensor
type
RANGE
32 to 122 °F (0 to 50 °C)
32 to 212 °F (0 to 100 °C)
-40 to 392 °F (-40 to 200 °C)
4 to 86 °F (-20 to 30 °C)
Select the temperature range
DELTA TEMP
TEMP #1-TEMP #2
TEMP #2-TEMP #1
Select the order for positive and
negative energy calculations
TRIM RTD #1 Adjust the offset for the temperature reading for RTD #1 See “Troubleshooting” on page
74 before adjusting the RTD
input
TRIM RTD #2 Adjust the offset for the temperature reading for RTD #2
10.14.1 Trimming the RTDs
1 Change the Home Screen on the transmitter to read the temperature of the RTDs
2 Connect a computer with SoloCUE Flow Device Manager software to the UTM20 transmitter In
the Setup > Input tab, check the Temp Sensor Type and Range
3 With a constant temperature controlled heat source at the midpoint of the operating range, heat
RTD 1 Allow time for the RTD to heat thoroughly
4 Compare the temperature of the heat source with the temperature reading of Temp 1 on the
display In SoloCUE, adjust the Trim RTD 1 until Temp 1 matches the heat source temperature
5 Repeat steps #3 and #4 for RTD 2
Fig. 50
Trimming the RTDs

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