Operation, Connections – Seametrics FT520-86 User Manual

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Operation

The last press of the

key returns the unit to

operation mode (see “Displays” diagram).

Flow Monitoring. The “Rate” indication gives the
current rate of flow. “Total” is a running total of flow
which increases indefinitely unless it is reset (see
procedure under “Settings”).

Alarms. Alarm relay two activates when flow
reaches the high alarm set point. Because of the
built-in hysteresis, the relay does not deactivate until
the flow rate has reached 10% below the high alarm
set point. Similarly, alarm relay one activates when
flow reaches the low alarm set point, and does not
deactivate until flow returns to 10% above the low
alarm set point.

Pulse 1

Alternate

12 VDC power

Pulse 2

NC

COM

NO

NC

NO

COM

Resume

0-5 V or
0-10 V or
4-20 mA

Sensor Input

Start/Stop

+

+

s1

+

s2

RESUME

COM

BATCH

Remote
Controls

Pulse Outputs

(for metering pumps)

Main

power fuse

250mA

part # 26926

Ribbon connector

from display board

Meter

Power signal

RED

BLACK

Dry contact

Customer Supplies
1A Fuse

WHITE

Ground

A
B

An O

utput

A

P

Passive

Active

Jumpers

5V

10V

4-20mA

PC1 power supply

P/N 05040

Neut

Hot

Gnd

110 VAC

Alarm 1

Alarm 2

-Autodialer
-Pump
-Alarm
-Valve Shutoff

Analog Switch

Analog Jumper

Connections

3 of 4

Set 20 mA Out. The “SET 20mA RATE” programs
the flow rate at which the output is 20 mA, 5 V or 10

V. Use

and

to set the maximum flow rate for

full scale output. Press

for next menu item.

Set Low Alarm. Use

and

to set the desired

minimum flow rate. Low alarm corresponds to alarm

relay one (see Connections diagram). Press

for

next menu item.

Set High Alarm. Use

and

to set the desired

maximum flow rate. High alarm corresponds to
alarm relay two (see Connections diagram). Press

for next menu item.

Clear Total. This function resets the running total

back to zero. To reset to zero, press

and

simultaneously, or press

and the total will remain

the same. The “Start/Stop” and “Resume” keys are
not used in flow alarm mode.

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