Kenco-engineering SmartSonic Transmitter (Remote) Instrukcja Użytkownika Strona 1

Page 1 KENCO ENGINEERING COMPANY P.O. BOX 470426 TULSA, OK 74147-0426 ● PHONE: (918) 663-4406 FAX: (918) 663-4480 www.kenco-eng.com e-mail: info@ken

Page 10 Accessing the Main Menu This section describes the procedure for accessing the SmartSonic Main Menu. The main screen (see Page #7) is accesse

Page 11 SETTING MAIN MENU OPTIONS The following functions are available in the SmartSonic Main Menu: NOTES: After you select any option the “Tank G

Page 12 Setting the Measurement Mode This function is used to select the units used for the display. The following measurement options are available:

Page 13 Volume and Totalization should only be configured after setting the Volume/Totalization options in the Additional Features Section later in th

Page 14 Press / Action Display Description Press ENT when “Relay” is flashing to enter relay setup or For example: Cycle betw

Page 15 Press / Action Display Description Press ENT when “Relay” is flashing to enter relay setup or For example: Cycle betw

Page 16 Press / Action Display Description or and Move to Relay #4, then press ENT. Choose Err En to enable er

Page 17 Setting the 20mA and 4mA Values SmartSonic enables you to set Distance, Level, Volume or Flow values to be used as 20mA and 4mA settings. The

Page 18 NOTES: Whenever the tank height is required, you should enter the distance from the face of the sensor to the bottom of the tank. In order

Page 19 NOTE: STORAGE I and STORAGE II are not suitable for measuring liquids containing foam, since these modes cannot perform signal proces

Page 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The SmartSonic Acoustic Wave Transmitter is designed for high accuracy level measurement of a variety of liquids. The Smar

Page 20 Setting the Scan Distance Values (False Targets) Up to eight interfering signals (false echoes) can be located b

Page 21 Press / Action Display Description or Move to AUTO CAL (flashing). and sim

Page 22 OPEN CHANNEL FLOW MEASUREMENT This section describes how to set the flow measurement parameters for Open Channel Flow measurement. It also co

Page 23 The flume/weir type code methodology used when setting up open channels is based on three digits: X .(E/U) FF Where: X refers to the part

Page 24 Flumes / Weirs – U.S. Standard (dimensions are in inches unless otherwise indicated) Type 1 (X) – Rectangular Suppressed Sharp-Crested Weir

Page 25 Type 4 (X) – V-notch (Triangular) Sharp-Crested Weir Type 5 (X) - Parshall Flume Type 6 (X) – Palmer-Bowlus Flume

Page 26 Type 7 (X) – H-Flume Type 8 (X) – Leopold-Lagco Flume Code (FF) Flume Size Measurement Point 01 6 1.96 02

Page 27 Flumes / Weirs – European (dimensions are in centimeters unless otherwise indicated) Type 1 (X) – Rectangular Suppressed Sharp-Crested Weir

Page 28 Type 4 (X) – V-notch (Triangular) Sharp-Crested Weir Type 5 (X) – Khafagi-Venturi Flume Type 6 (X) – Pa

Page 29 Type 7 (X) – Palmer-Bowlus Flume Type 8 (X) – H-Flume Type 9 (X) – Neyrpic-Venturi Flume / Long Base Weir

Page 3 DIMENSIONS - INCHES 3.15 3.31 9.68 7.87 3.26 2.87 2.28 2.75 Transducer (Sensor) 2.83 0.59 4.88 2.56 0.55 1” NPT Mountin

Page 30 ADDITIONAL FEATURES This section describes the functions available in SmartSonic Remote's additional menu. The additional menu functions

Page 31 Selecting an Indication Mode Using function Pr 0, you can modify the SmartScan default display to show indications for volume, t

Page 32 Manually Inserting Strapping Table Values The Pr 1 function enables you to manually create a strapping table of distance points for either vo

Page 33 Semi-automatic Inserting Strapping Table Values The Pr 2 function enables you to create a strapping table for distance/volume values using

Page 34 Entering a Coefficient for Readings The Pr 3 function enables you to enter a coefficient value, K, which can be used for three different op

Page 35 Configuring Height for a Cone Bottom Tank The Pr 5 function enables you to enter the cone height for tanks that have a conical base. This m

Page 36 Defining the 4-20mA Error Signal (3.7mA or 22mA) The Pr 6 function allows you to define whether the following signal error indications Near

Page 37 TROUBLESHOOTING This chapter describes the error messages displayed when an illegal value is entered for a SmartSonic Remote function. If an

Page 4 MOUNTING GUIDELINES MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Precautions: • Ensure that the sensor is mounted in an area tha

Page 5 Mounting the Sensor to a Flange 1.) Feed the free end of the sensor cable through the 1” NPT threaded connection on the flange. Feed the cabl

Page 6 Wiring Connections In order to connect the wiring, remove the ribbed faceplate on the front of the electronics, using a 7/64” (3mm) Allen wren

Page 7 Wiring the Digital and Analog Communication Cables SmartSonic data can be monitored on a PC or PLC via RS-485 (MODBUS RTU) digital communicatio

Page 8 CALIBRATION This section explains how to set up and calibrate the SmartSonic for accurate measurement monitoring using the basic menu options.

Page 9 Tank Terminology Default Screen As soon as SmartSonic is fully installed and powered on, the LCD displays the default screen. The d