Badger Meter Water Conditioning - Manual (Page 11)

PROGRAMMING
Installation programming requires the setup of three parameters:
•
Mode (either Auto or Manual)
• 115V AC lockout (either NO or NC)
• Flow transmitter pulse weight (either 1, 10 or 100 gallons per pulse)
These settings are not normally changed after installation is completed, and are done on a display screen hidden from normal
operator viewing
There are three other programmable settings normally made by the operator (see
“Run Mode” on page 12 ):
• Batch size
• Auto mode timeout
• Running batch count adjustment
The first time the controller is powered up after leaving the factory, the bottom line of the display will read “Enter Program
Mode” Press the Run/Program key to put the unit into operation The bottom line will then read “Start Stop " Also, when first
powered up, the running count value will be zero Set the count to any value other than zero, preferably to the batch size,
before running the first batch Once the first batch is run, the controller will automatically return to the batch preset value at
the start of each new batch To set the running count value, see “Change Running Count Value” on page 13
To get to the installation programming screen, hold both the F1 and F6 keys down for three seconds The display will
then read:
Manual
Lockout NO
1 Pulse = 10 Gal.
A/M Lock Pulse
A/M, Lock, and Pulse identify the three left-most unmarked keys below the display as programming keys Pressing the
A/M key toggles the mode between Auto and Manual Pressing the Lock key toggles the 115V AC lock input between
Lockout NO and Lockout NC If the 115V AC lock switch is closed to lock the unit, and opened to unlock the unit, select
Lockout NO If the switch is opened to lock the unit, and closed to unlock it, select Lockout NC If the 115V AC lock input is
not used, this selection must be Lockout NO
NOTE: N There are no choices to be made for the NPN/dry contact lock input (control input 3), whether it is used or not
The Pulse key scrolls the transmitter pulse weight setting through three values: 1, 10, or 100 gallons per pulse Select the
setting that matches the transmitter output value from the following tables
AR/t Transmitter
Meter Pulse Weight
RCDL models 25, 35, and 40 1 pulse = 1 gallon
RCDL models 70, 120, and 170 1 pulse = 10 gallons
Industrial Turbo 2", 3", and 4" 1 pulse = 10 gallons
Industrial Turbo 6” 1 pulse = 100 gallons
RTR Transmitter / Register
Meter Pulse Weight
RCDL models 25, 35, 40, and 70 1 pulse = 1 gallon
RCDL models 120 and 170 1 pulse = 10 gallons
RCDL Turbo Series 1-1/2…20" 1 pulse = 100 gallons
Once the mode, lockout, and pulse weight settings are set on the screen, press the View/Enter key to exit the program mode
and return to the run mode
User Manual
Page 11 April 2013