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General| Brand | UWT |
|---|---|
| Model | NivoGuide NG 3100 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides information for mounting, connection, setup, maintenance, fault rectification, safety and parts exchange.
Manual is directed to trained personnel. Contents must be made available to qualified personnel.
Explains symbols for warnings, notes, Ex applications, and disposal instructions.
Operations must be carried out only by trained and authorized personnel. Required personal protective equipment must always be worn.
Details appropriate use, warnings about incorrect use, and general safety instructions for instrument operation.
Covers conformity, electromagnetic compatibility, SIL qualification (IEC 61508), and NAMUR recommendations.
Safety instructions for Ex areas and installation requirements for USA and Canada.
Encompasses sensor, optional accessory, documentation, quick setup guide, and Ex-specific safety instructions.
Explains type label data and the microwave pulse principle for level measurement.
Provides guidelines for packaging material, transport, storage conditions, and lifting/carrying.
Details accessories and flange options available for the instrument.
Covers general data, materials for wetted and non-wetted parts.
Details process fittings, weight, probe length, trimming accuracy, and tensile load for cables/rods.
Covers input/output variables, torque, voltage supply, and electromechanical data.
Details measurement accuracy, influencing variables, gas/pressure effects, and ambient/process conditions.
Covers screwing in, protection against moisture, cable glands, and process condition notes.
Guidance on mounting position, vessel types (metallic/plastic), and nozzle considerations.
Details mounting in non-metallic vessels, concrete vessels, and considerations for inflowing medium.
Covers measuring range reference plane, pressure, and securing the probe to avoid movement.
Essential safety instructions, voltage supply details, and connection cable requirements.
Covers cable glands, screening, grounding, and connection technology via spring-loaded terminals.
Step-by-step guide for connecting power, including wiring plans for single and double chamber housings.
Details additional current output and the instrument's switch-on self-check procedure.
Explains the objective of functional safety and SIL qualification according to IEC 61508/61511 standards.
Covers tools, safety concepts, safe parameterization, and PIN-based unlock/lock adjustment.
Details function test requirements, including modes for overfill protection and range monitoring.
Procedure for verifying parameters after changes, including string comparison and final locking.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the display and adjustment module into the sensor housing.
Details the adjustment system, key functions, and operation via magnetic pen.
Overview of main menu, parameter adjustment options, and basic settings like loop name and units.
Covers setting adjustment levels, damping, linearization, and vessel height/socket correction.
Details current output modes, min/max settings, and procedure for false signal suppression.
Covers unlocking, character string comparison, serial number check, and function test initiation.
Details menu language, displayed values, display format, backlight, and device status diagnostics.
Explains echo curve interpretation, simulation features, and echo curve memory.
Covers reset functions, default menu values, and copying instrument settings.
Covers maintenance requirements, diagnosis memory, asset management, and status message categories.
Details pictographs, status messages (Failure, Out of Spec), and specific error codes with causes and rectifications.
Describes measurement errors (constant level, filling, emptying) and 4-20 mA signal issues.
Procedure for exchanging electronics module and shortening/exchanging the cable/rod.
Steps to remove the device, reversing installation and connection procedures.
Instructions for passing the instrument to a recycling company and proper battery disposal.
States that brands, trade, and company names are property of their lawful proprietor/originator.
