ONICON System-10 P1 User Manual

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STEP

ACTION

REACTION

COMMENT

9

Once the correct value has been
entered, press PROGRAM.

The P1 APP No page will
appear with the first digit of
the address flashing.

Do not change the P1

app number without first

consulting ONICON.

10

Press the PROGRAM button.

The FM LOCN page appears

with UNKNWN defaulted as

the current location.

The PROGRAM button is on

the front panel.

11

Press the SCROLL button.

The setting will toggle be-

tween UNKNWN, SUPPLY,

and RETURN.

Select the appropriate FM

LOCN.

12

Press the PROGRAM button.

The FRONT PANEL RESET

page appears.

Do not change this setting

unless you wish to enable

the front panel totalizer reset

button.

13

Press the PROGRAM button.

The SAVE CHANGES page

appears.

The new settings must be

saved to take effect.

14

Press the SCROLL button.

The N changes to Y on the

SAVE CHANGES page.

The Y must be selected in

order for the new settings to

take effect.

15

Press the PROGRAM button.

The new settings are saved

and the display reverts to

the RUN mode.

16

Open the front panel and locate the

RESET switch. Press to reset the

System-10.

When polled, the System-10

will automatically begin

to communicate with the

network.

RESET is located along the top

of the heat computer board.

(See appendix page A-9.)


4.5.1 Application Number

The application number is assigned to the BTU meter based on the calibration parameters

supplied at the time the BTU meter was calibrated. If the system parameters change,

please contact ONICON for assistance in determining the correct application number.

TABLE OF STANDARD SYSTEM-10-P1 APPLICATION NUMBERS

Application

Number

Point 3 Displayed

Energy Rate

Points 9, 10

Displayed Energy

Total

Points 11, 12

Displayed Flow

Total

Point 4

Displayed Flow

Rate

Points 5, 6, 7

Displayed

Temperature

1998

BTU/HR x 1,000

BTU x 1,000

GAL x 10

GPM x 1

DEG F

1997

BTU/HR x 1,000

BTU x 10,000

GAL x 10

GPM x 1

DEG F

1996

BTU/HR x 1,000

BTU x 10,000

GAL x 100

GPM x 1

DEG F

1995

BTU/HR x 1,000

BTU x 10,000

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1994

BTU/HR x 1,000

BTU x 100,000

GAL x 100

GPM x 1

DEG F

1993

BTU/HR x 1,000

BTU x 100,000

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1992

BTU/HR x 1,000,000

BTU x 100,000

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1991

BTU/HR x 1,000,000

BTU x 100,000

GAL x 10,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1990

BTU/HR x 1,000,000 BTU x 1,000,000

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1989

BTU/HR x 1,000,000 BTU x 1,000,000

GAL x 10,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1988

BTU/HR x 1,000,000 BTU x 1,000,000

GAL x 10,000

GPM x 10

DEG F

1987

BTU/HR x 1,000

TON-HRS x 1

GAL x 100

GPM x 1

DEG F

1986

BTU/HR x 1,000

TON-HRS x 1

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1985

BTU/HR x 1,000

TON-HRS x 10

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

1984

BTU/HR x 1,000,000

TON-HRS x 10

GAL x 1,000

GPM x 1

DEG F

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