Xylem MJK 713 Open Channel Flowmeter - Manual (Page 23)

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Manual
US 3.10 713 Flow Converter 1210 - Sw 833062
MJK North America, Inc.
37 Sherwood Terrace, #126
Lake Bluff, Il 60044
Tel.: 847-482-8655
Fax: 847-482-8654
[email protected]
www.mjk.com
System Configuration
1.0 Set basic parameters
Access to the configuration menus are obtained by
pressing enter twice.
1.1 Set date and time
time and date is adjusted with the arrow keys, followed
by enter.
1.2 Access code enabled/disabled
the remaining configuration menus can be protected by
an access code to prevent unauthorized access to the
configuration menus. It will still be possible to
operate MJK 713’s normal functions and readouts. Select
function with the arrow keys and confirm with enter.
1.3 Enter new access code
If access code is enabled this menu displays a
chosen access code (4 digits) for access to the configu-
ration menus. Double arrows changes the first two digits,
single arrows changes the last two digits. Change the
code and confirm with enter.
1.4 Select unit measurement
level indication and unit of elevation can be chosen as:
m, cm, mm, ft, in
Select with the arrow keys and confirm with enter.
1.5 Select unit volume
the unit for volume can be chosen between:
m 3 , Gal, CF
Select with the arrow keys and confirm with enter.
1.6 Select unit flow rate
the unit for flow can be chosen between:
l/s, m 3 /h, GPM, CFS, MGD
2.0 Set sensor parameters
Access is obtained by pressing enter. Press MenU
once to enter the main menu.
2.1.1 Distance from zero to bottom of sensor
(MJK 713 2500 only.)
enter the distance from the bottom of the ultrasonic sen-
sor to the actual zero point. Double arrows changes the
first two digits, single arrows changes the last two digits.
Set the distance and confirm with
enter.
2.1.2 Hydrostatic sensor range
(MJK 713 3000 only.)
Select the measuring range for the hydrostatic
sensor with the arrow keys and confirm with enter.
Zero level for Palmer & Bowlus flume.
Zero level for Parshall flume.
2.2 Level averaging
this menu sets the interval for averaging the level mea-
surement. the interval can be set between 1 and 60 sec-
onds. Select the interval with the arrow keys and confirm
with enter.