Apollo Instruction Manual

120 Pages·2003·2.85 MB·English

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The specifications contained herein are subject to change without notice and any user of
said specifications should verify from the manufacturer that the specifications are
currently in effect. Otherwise, the manufacturer assumes no responsibility for the use of
specifications which may have been changed and are no longer in effect.
© 2003 Direct Measurement Corporation. All rights reserved.
MN0M012, Rev. 6, August 2003.

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1 General Information
1.1 Introduction 10
1.2 Using this Manual 10
1.3 Definition of Terms 11
1.4 Equipment Receipt 11
2 Flowmeter Installation
2.1 Flowmeter Location and Orientation 14
2.2 Orientation for Transmitter Access 15
2.3 Flow Direction 16
2.4 Flowmeter Installation for Environmental Conditions 16
2.5 Installing the Sensor in the Process Piping 17
2.6 Installing a Bypass Loop Around the Flowmeter 18
2.7 Installing a Shutoff Valve 19
2.8 Physical Dimensions 20
3 Transmitter Power and Output Wiring
3.1 Connecting the Transmitter Power Wiring 26
3.2 Connecting Output Wiring 27
Terminals 1-2 Remote Zero 28
Terminals 2-3 Control Output 29
Terminals 4-7 Analog Outputs 30
Terminals 8-9 Quadrature Frequency or Flow Direction 31
Terminals 9-10 Frequency/Pulse Output 32
Terminals 17-21 User Serial Port 33
NISTSwitch 34
3.3 Using the Model PS Remote Power Supply 35
3.4 Wiring the Power Supply AC Input 37
3.5 Wiring the Power Supply 24 VDC Output 38
4 Startup
4.1 Startup Checklist 42
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5 Hart Communications
5.1 Introduction to the HART Communicator 50
5.2 Getting Started with the HART Communicator 50
5.3 HART Communicator Features 51
LCD Display 51
Action Keys 51
Software-defined Function Keys 52
Alphanumeric and Shift Keys 54
Selecting Options Using the Fast Keys 54
Data Entry 55
Connecting the HART Communicator 55
5.4 Apollo HART Menu 56
5.5 On-line Main Menu 58
5.6 Process Variables 59
5.7 Configure Variables 60
Mass Flow 62
Volume Flow 63
Custom Units 64
Temperature 65
Density 66
Flow Direction 67
Totalizer 68
Time 69
Date 69
5.8 Configuring Analog 1 and 2 70
Values 71
Analog Variables 71
Analog Mode 71
Range 72
Analog Fault Level 73
Trim AO1 or AO2 74
HART Features 75
5.9 Configuring the Frequency/Pulse Outputs 76
Values 77
Frequency Variable 77
Range (Pulse) 78
Range (Frequency) 79
Freq Fault Level 79
5.10 Configuring the Control Output 80
5.11 Configuring the User Serial Port 81
5.12 Calibration 82
Flow Calibration 83
Density Calibration 84
Air Density Values 86
Water Density Values 87
Density Calibration Coefficients 88
Density Temperature Coefficient 89
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5 Hart Communications, continued
5.13 Diagnostics 90
Flowmeter Test 91
Error Log 91
Loop Test 92
Restart Meter 93
Access Code 93
Reset Configuration 93
5.13 Device Information 94
6 Troubleshooting
6.1 Troubleshooting 98
Diagnostic LED Indications 99
Error Log 100
Trouble Shooting Table 102
Appendix
Product Specifications 105
Appendix
Model Number Matrix 112
Appendix
Warranty 114
Appendix
Decontamination and Returned Goods Policy 115
Sensor Decontamination Statement 116
Control Drawing 117
Apollo Product Tags 118
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The Apollo series mass flowmeter is designed to provide
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accurate measurement of virtually any liquid fluid and
Introduction provide accurate mass flow, volume flow, density and
temperature, measurement with exceptionally low pressure
drop over a broad range of viscocities.
The Apollo transmitter provides multiple, isolated, output
signals, including frequency and analog. The transmitter also
provides for complete configuration and calibration using
HARTprotocol.
1.2 This manual contains information on installation,
operation, and trouble-shooting the Apollo series mass flow
Using this Manual
and density meters and contains specifications for the Apollo
sensors and transmitter in the Product Specifications
Appendix.
The Apollo mass flow transmitter is HART compatible.
For instructions on the use of a HART Handheld
Communicator with an Apollo mass flowmeter, refer to
Chapter 5, HARTCommunications.
The Apollo sensor has no wearing parts and therefore
requires no periodic maintenance or calibration. Following
the instructions contained in this manual will ensure that this
device will operate per specification.
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