Operation – KROHNE OPTISONIC 3400 EN User Manual

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OPERATION

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OPTISONIC 3400

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S Electr: IO

Connection

IO A Connection

Current output A cannot

provide the necessary

current. The current

provided is too low. The

current at Input A is below

0.5 mA or above 23 mA.

Check connection at A.

Measure resistance of

current loop at A.

Check current at A.

IO A Connection

Open circuit or short circuit

at IO A.

IO B Connection

Current output B cannot

provide the necessary

current. The current

provided is too low. The

current at Input B is below

0.5 mA or above 23 mA.

Check connection at B.

Measure resistance of

current loop at B.

Check current at B.

IO B Connection

Open circuit or short circuit

at IO B.

IO C Open Connector

Current output C cannot

provide the necessary

current.

The current provided is too

low.

Check connection at C.

Measure resistance of

current loop at C.

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S

S

S

S Proc: Empty

pipe

Empty pipe

All relevant paths have lost

their signal. The most

obvious reason is the

absence of liquid in the

sensor.

Fill the sensor with liquid to

return to normal operation.

S

S Proc: Signal

lost

Signal lost path 1

No signal present in path 1

(2,3) of the sensor.

Remove the dampening or

blockage in path 1 (2,3) in

the sensor

Signal lost path 2

Signal lost path 3

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S Proc: Signal

unreliable

Path 1 unreliable

The sensor signals do not

reach the expected

amplitude. This can

influence the measuring

accuracy.

Check the acoustic

properties of the medium.

Particles, air bubbles or

inhomogeneity, may cause

an instable signal. Check

gain and SNR in this path

Path 2 unreliable

Path 3 unreliable

Time of flight unreliable

S

S Config:

Totaliser

Tot 1 FB2 Overflow

Totaliser has overflowed and

started again at zero

Check totaliser format.

Tot 2 FB3 Overflow

Tot 3 FB4 Overflow

Tot 1 Overflow

Tot 2 Overflow

Tot 3 Overflow

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S Proc: System

Control

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