Firmware Version 3/4.31.37
Kilogram Air will change the density with -1.1 for products under a density of 996.6 , between 996.6 and 1663.5
we use a density change of -1.0 and everything above 1663.5 will be -0.9.
9.5.1 NET PULSE OUTPUT
There is a provision to produce a net pulse output. A factor can be applied to the net pulse output to achieve the
desired pulse resolution. The pulse resolution can be configured from 0.001 to 50.000 pulses per unit volume.
The Net Output Pulse configuration parameter is found under Preset Setup. Max Output Pulse is 1000 Hz.
9.5.2 MASS PULSE OUTPUT
There is a provision to produce a mass pulse output. A factor can be applied to the mass pulse output to achieve
the desired pulse resolution. The pulse resolution can be configured from 0.001 to 50.000 pulses per unit volume.
The Mass Output Pulse configuration parameter is found under Preset Setup. Max Output Pulse is 1000 Hz.
9.5.3 DELIVER IN GROSS OR NET OR MASS
Each load arm can be configured to deliver in either gross ,net volume or mass. If a preset is configured to
deliver in gross, preset quantities will be entered in gross. A preset that is configured to deliver in net volume will
accept preset quantities in net volume. A preset that is configured to deliver in mass will accept preset quantities
in mass. Each preset in the bay can be configured independently of the others for gross ,net or mass delivery.
The Deliver Typ feature is in the Weights & Measures/Preset menu.
9.5.4 API TABLE VCF CALCULATORS
In the configuration menus of the API Table functions, it is possible to enter test values of variables that are used
to calculate the VCF factors. For example, when using a CTL table that relies on a user entered density or gravity
and a measured temperature, a test temperature can be entered to determine the CTL that would be calculated at
that temperature and gravity. Similarly, the tables used in conjunction with CPL will permit the entry of test
temperatures and test pressures in order to determine the resulting CPL. The configuration menu and calculator
for CTL can be found under Weights & Measures/API TABLE in the program mode. The configuration menu and
calculator for CPL can be found under Weights & Measures/API TABLE in the program mode.
If valid test data (temperature and pressure) are within the range of the selected API table, the bottom line will
display Calculated VCF. In some cases the bottom line may display an Extrapolated VCF. This means that the
table is producing a factor that was not obtained by experimentation; the factor is in the extrapolated region of the
table, as recommended by API. When the test data and gravity are beyond the recommended range of the
selected table, the bottom line will display API Input Data Out of Range!
The test temperature, density and pressure will not be used by the API table when flowing product. The gravity
that is entered is a value that will be used by the table under operating conditions.
9.5.5 DISPLAY OF NET VOLUME AND RELATED DATA
Whenever the CTL or CPL function is enabled for a preset (load arm), the net volume can be viewed on the
Component Detail screen. The Component Detail screen is a sub screen of the Component Status screen. The
Component Detail screen will also display the current CTL and CPL. Additionally, the Component Detail screen
will display one of the following variables appropriate to the selected API table: API gravity, density, relative
density or coefficient of expansion. If the Deliver in Net feature is disabled, volumes on the Load screen and the
Control screen are gross values. By enabling the Deliver in Net feature, volumes on the Load screen and the
preset's Control screen will be net values. Preset quantities will then be entered as net quantities and delivery will
be in net volume. The Control screen will display a message that indicates the units of volume and the reference
temperature to which the volume has been corrected.
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