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TOSHIBA6F8A07.70ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOWMETERMODEL LF434/LF404INSTRUCTION MANUAL-TOSHIBA COHRORATION

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TOSHIBA6F8A07701, Product Inspection and Storagei;pon arrival of The product piickfige» open [lie package and check the items contained inside, If yo

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770S,2.t9 DJ detective LevelIn cajiO of counter (pulse output) coniroJ is selected as DI, you can set detective level ,11 level or L level

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770M To change the DI detective leveirThe foUowing example shows how to change the Dl detective level from H level to 1. level.Key operati

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TOSHIBA6F8A07 7 0.8.2,20 Preset FunctionThe various preset poinl oulpul funoiioiis sliosvn hdow can be selected. Preset Point Output Functions1)1 fu

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770I To change the preset functions:i’he following example shows how' to change the preset level function from No. U to No, 1.Key ope

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TOSHIBA6F8A07709. Calibration9<1 Cnlibration ItemsYou can conducl the following in the calibration mode:• CJhecks or calibrates the zero and span

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TOSHIBA6F8A077092 Calibration Using Converter Signal Source9.2.1 0 % Flow Kate Calibration To check the ?:ero point of flow measurement:Key operatio

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TOSHIBA6F8A07709.2.2 50 % Flow Rate CalibrationUb^ingtho converters internal calibration circuit, the -system can calibrate the 50% flow rate point.

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TOSHIBA6F8A07709.2*3 lOfl % Flow Rate (Span) CalibrationUsing the convener’s internal caUbniion circuit, the system can calibrate the 100% flow rale [

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TOSHIBA6F,8A077 092A Checking the Ei^dtation Current ValueYou can monitor the exciting currcnl value. The exeiiation current value \s factory adjusted

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010. Digital I/O Functionsi hc Ll^’404 converter hu^onc stimdard digital output (DOl) terminal. This terminal can be used in various wa

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TOSHIBA6F8A07702. OverviewThe LF434/1P4U4 elecLromagnetic flowmeter can be use in the following hai:afdoLis (classified) loc;iLions.(1) FM ApprovalGa

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010.1 Digital I/O Sped fica tionsDigilHl I/O Specifications for the LF4C4 converter are described below: Digital Output KDOIJ (standa

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010*2 Totalizer and Pulse OutputTo use Ihe totalizer and pulse oulpul for exLcnud use, proceed as follows.Counting Rate and Pulse Width

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770continued fromprevious pa&eClear (reset) the totalizer» Clear (reset) the totalizer by pressing [ ► ] key.If you have changed the

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TOSHIBA6F8A07705. Example for pulse width: ExtimplelCase Range ;36U0m^/h (Im^/s)Countingrate(pulse rate) :0.[M)lm'the pulse rate for U)i)% flow

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Totalizer Operation Usm^ control keys on the panel (option)To KtarL stop or dear (reset) the totiilizcr, follow the procedure describ

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Using the optional DI signalRemote operations Гог the totalizer and pulse output can be conducted using the optional DT signal. The rol

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010,3 Multi-range FunctionsMuUi-rfiiige functions can be set under the configuration item ‘GRANGE TYPE,” Refer to H.2.6, '"Spa

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770 Output performance of niultì-runge funcCton:;(1) Automatic ^selecMoti of unidirectional flow multi-rangeReverse 0direcriooForward d

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770(2) Aulomatic selection of bidirectional flows multi-riingeOtitpul (%)Range outputChjlput statUsSNo.1OFF / ON ON / OITNo.2 ON OFFRever

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770P) j^election of unidirectional tlows ninUi-range >vith un external signalOutput (%)ReversedirectionForwarddirectionFlow raleExtern

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TOSHIBA6F8A07703. Names of PartsTht: oulliEie drawing of ihe LF434/LF404 ilowm&ter is shown in Figure 3,1 and the in- ______________tcrnal views

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770(4) RemoÉe selection of bidirectional flows multi-range with an external signalOutpu! (%)Exiernal signalL levelt[ level H kvd LkvdRang

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010»4 High and lAtw Limit AJarnuProceed as follows io use Ihe high and low limit alarins:High and Low limit value seifingSet Ihc higli a

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770 High and Low lamit Alarm Output Performance (1) Single range perfurmance(2) Multi-range performanceTn an example shown below, a low l

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010»5 Empty Pipe AlarmProceed as follows to use the empty pipe alarm ouiput.Alarm output settingSet the empty alarm enable/disabJe Mates

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.7 7 010.6 Preset Point OutputUsing this preset point output funciion, you can output a conlaci signal when the totalized flow reaches its

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TOSHIBA6F8A07 7 0preset paÌDt output performancc(l)The following is an exiimple for preset point output (output status level hold mode ) in which the

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TOSHIBA6F.8A0770,Preset pciint output perforin£ince(2)The following is an example for preset point output (pulse out mode ) in which the totalizer is

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TOSHIBA65.8A07 7 0 Preset point output performance (3JThe following is an example for preset point output (pubc out mode )Note: Only In CHse of the c

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010«7 Remote Zero AdjustmentQn-strcam zero uJju&trneiu in a zero flow rale condition cemi be started with an external signal, To do

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010.8 Remote Selection of Fixed Value OutputA user-specificd current output and pulse output can be selected witli a D1 sigiiaL Proceed

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TOSHIBA.6F8A07 7 0Terminal Board ol'LF404 ConverterPower supply lerminal:^interna] gi\>uniJing terminalFigure 3.2 Terminal Board of LF404 Conv

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TOSHIBA6F8A077010*9 Converter Failure AlarmWhen oiio or niorc oi’ Ihe following converter errort^ occur in a sdf-cliagnoslics sequence, an alarm signa

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TOSHIBA6F8A077011. Communications FunctionTlie LI^'404 convener uses the HAR'l' protocol to iransmil digital sigtiaJs over the 4-20mA o

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.77011,2 Communicatinns ProcedureBasic operiUiohs of the AFIOO terminal are as follows. See the Insiruction manual of the AFliM) terminal

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TOSHIBA6F8A0 7 7.0U J Cautionary Notes on CommunicationsObserve the following notes and limit at Jo ns when you use the coifiTnunicaiioRS function.

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TOSHIBA6F.8A07 7 012. Self-Diagnostics and AlarmsSelf-diagnostic ítems and their error or alarm messages are described below,IZ.l Self-diagnosticsTli

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Knipty pipe alj^rtnIf the deicctor pipe is not filled with fluid, The following nicssiige appears.Design piping so th<U Ihe detector

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Converter hardware failureThe system checks ihc internal drcuilry at the time of power-up for all error items and checks eonliiiuously

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TOSHIBA6F8A077012.2 Output Status für Errors and AlarmsThe flowm&ter data dii^play, current and pulse oulpuls will become as follows if ar error

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13. Maintenance and TroubleshootingSafety precaution for Maintenance and TroubleshootingTOSHIBA6F8A0770A WARNINGDo not disconnect while circuit is li

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TOSHIBA6F8A077015.1 Maintenance CalibrationThe T Г404 converter has a reference sigEnil genera Ling circuit. This reference iiignal can be used to c

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Control switch or keys of LF404 ConverterLF4M v^ithout LCD DisplayLCD displayControl keysLF4(W wilh TXD DisplayFigure 33 Control switch

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770IMPORTANT(1) It is rccomnicndcd that the detector pipe be eJeaned oitce a year.(2) Use always new packing when mounting the flowmeter

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.7 7O.13.2 Troubleshootingif apTobleni occurs while using Ihc LF434/LF404, follow Ihe flowcharts desScrihed bcluw. You may find a way lo

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770(2) Flow ]*ale indication is not correct- U 1 -

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TOSHIBA6F8A07 7 0.(3) Flow rate indication k not stable.- \A2 -

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TOSHIBA6F8A07.7014. Principle of OperationThe operating principle of ihe electromagnetic flowmeter is based on I’araday'ii Law of eleciroitiagne

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TOSHIBA6F8,A07.7015. Specificationsrhe flowmcier specifications and iht type specificiilion code used when ordering the flowmeter arc desc

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TOSHIBA6F.8A07.70 LF434 DetectorMete r size : 1^,25, 4( L 50, , 100,150,200,250,3i )0,35( ) a nd 400 mmFluid pressure: -0.1 MPa to the pressure limi

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770 LF404 Converter Input signalDij^ital input DI {option)Signal type: 20 to 30 V dc voltage signal Input resistance: 2.7 kiiNumber of i

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.770üOl and D02 functions — One of the following functions can be assigned for DOl(standard) and/or DO2 (option),* PtiEse output (availabl

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TOSHIBA6.F8A07 7 0Parameter setting — Parametors Oiin be set as follows depcndiitg on whether ihc LCD display is provided or not,LF404 with LCD displa

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TOSHIBA6F8A07704. Installation Safety Precautions for InstallationA WARNINGDo not live circuits under environmeiu of explosive aimosphcrcs.0DON’TLive

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TOSHIBA6F8A077015.2 Type Spedfication Codel5miii SOmm12A56 7 89m 11 12B I'lD;;u:rip[ic3r1o50mmto4i]Flir.Ri1. F 4 Hlecimmotroiiiic3ijlylt:Fbiic.-

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TOSHIBA6F8A077.0Table 15.3 Type Specitlcation Code (Model LF404 Converter)CodeSpec!licatiCiti Code1 2 34 5 6 7ay 10 ] 1 1213 14L F 4tkctroniagnclic I&

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16. Outline Dimensions Mekr size 15 to ISOmmTOSHIBA6,F8A07,70DisplayDimensions lAL4(mm)finch)not provided 1927,56provided 1 2168.50Mctcmmr sizeLI U1

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Meter size 200mmDisplayDimentiions lAlA(mm)(inch)nol provided 192 7,5C>provided 1 2ITjÜ.5QL3 WeiehtMeter size [.1L2BSIODIMÛKîïltiD1N

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TOSHIBA6F8A07.70,Meter sizes 25D to 4DD mm1/2-14NPTDisplayDimensions lA LAimm)nt>l pujviijccl192provided216 8.SÜIJWeiühtMeter !Size[.1L2KSIODiNil)B

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Appendix 1EJectromagnetic Compatibility and Low Voltage SafetyElectromagnetic Flowmeter LF434/LF404 has been confirmed to comply with the requircmeiHs

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TOSHIBA6F8A.0 7 70Low voltage directive' Low voltage slandords EN61010-1Environmental conditions:Installation category il Pollution degree 2Alt

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USER S FORM NOTESTOSHIBA6F8A0770Unit purchased from Name TitleCompanyAddressCity/State or ProvinceCountry ...TelFaxModel/Spec i r^ca

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TOSHIBA CORPORATION

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TOSHIBA6F8A077.04.1 Location['ey fielect the inslallatioi] site, follow the precautions described below: Avoid places where fluid runs in a pul

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TOSHIBA6F8A07704*2 Mounting ProcedureA CAUTION Use ati approprìate devìce lo carry and instali thè LF434/LP404*_ If his product fallii to thè A &

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TOSHIBA6F8A07704.2.2 Installation ProcedureTo mouiu thu LF434/J.F404, plai:c il between Itic upstream and downstream pipe flanges and tighten it with

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TOSHIBA6F8A07 7.0Table 4.1 Bolt length and Nut tightening torqueMc(cr sizeANSI class 150ANSI class 300Machine BoltsClampingMachine Boltsc:iampingttjrq

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TOSHIBA6F8.A077 0NOTICETills M^iuiol is desigiisci to assist in installing, operating, and inainLaining the LF434/lT4()4dt:clromagneric flowmeter- For

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Table 4«1 Bolt length and Nut tightening torque(contjnued)M«lerJIS lOKJiS 20K[Icxaeon head ht>UsClampingHcxagoit head boltsClampingt

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TOSHIBA6F8A07704.3 Piping Connections(t) Required Pipe Length[f various; joints are used upstream of Itie deiecior outlet^ llie straight pipe length s

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770(2) Pipe Orientatir>nThe delector may be installed in hori/ontal, vertical or sloping pipe runs as shown in Figure However, except

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770(3) Flow DirectionInculi the detector in accord<i!tcowilli (he flow directi on arre won the detector. See Figure 4.ò. ] 11 he act u

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TOSHIBA6.F8A0.770(5) Supporting PipeFix the relevant pipes Installed on both sides; of the detector by attach fittings, etc. to support the pipe, By

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TOSHIBA6F8A.07 7 0(6)GruundingThe grounding [ermin^l of ihc Ll'434/Lh4t)4 flowmeter ithould be grounded with 100 ohm or less ground resistance. U

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TOSHIBA6F8A07705. WiringA WARNINGDO NOT DiSCONNfXT WHILE CIRCUIT IS LIVE UNLESS LOCATION IS KNOWN TO BE NONHAZARDOUS*0DONTLive pari of eleciric ci

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Howmeter accuracy mfiy be affected by the way wiring isS executed. Proceed witii w-iring taking the following precautions:(1) Select t

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TOSHIBA6.F.8A07 7 05Л CablesUse the kind of ciibles shown in Tahle lo wire the converler.Table 5.1 CablesName Cable typeNominalcross-.sectionalareaOve

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770IMPORTANT(1) The grounding terminal of the LF434/Lr404 ilowmeter should be grounded with 100 ohm or less ground resista

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770SAFETY PRECAUTIONSSiifeiy signs and InhcJs affixed to Ihc product iUid/ur dcscribetl in Ihis manual give imporLaiU inibrmation for usin

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TOSHIBA6F8A077053 Digital I/O ConnecUonsPigiial li O terminals consist of conti.ct output terminals (standard DOl and optional D02), voltage signal in

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TOSHIBA6F8AÛ770SA Wiring ProcedureCable terminaLion Eind cabJe connections are described below.5,4.1 Cable Terminationâs CAUTION Do not conduct w&ap

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TOSHIBA6F8A07705A2 Cable ConnectionsConnect rtie terminaled cable wires i:y ihe terminal board as described below.IMPORTANTConnect the wires secure

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TOSHIBA6F8A07706, OperationA CAUTIONn Do not touch the LF434/LF404 maio body when high temperature fluid h being measured«The fluid raises the main bo

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TOSHIBA6F8A07706,2 Zero AdjustmentTo conduct /oro adjustJiieitl of the flowmeter, iho fluid in the delector pipe must be held still. There arc three

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TOSHIBA6F8.A077 07. LCD Display and Controls (option)You can select the operation mode, change the configuration parameters or execute operation-speci

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770 Control KeysChanging the opefiition mode, checking or changing parameters can be done with thej^e keys, To operate these keys, yon ha

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TOSHIBA6F8A077012 Display FormatIn Ihc mcdAurcment mode> measured dala are displayed in UNH’ I (primary indicating uniO and UNIT 2 (secondary indic

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TOSHIBA6F8A077.0(2) TotiìlìzerI 1 l_L9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 C...- “C’ is indi cateti wben total llow is coun

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TOSHIBA6F8A07707 J Basic operationsFlow mea^surcjncni in Ihe measurement mode, checking or changing configuration parameters in ihe setting mode and a

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONSSafety Precautions for Installation and WiringTOSHIBA6F8A0770,Zh WARNINGDo not disconnect while circuit \s iive onlcss locution is k

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Change mode flowSHT ^ ►□ □□ are shown lo conirol keys, and LF4f)4 display is changed to -------------^ indicEited.Measureineni mode- 3

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TOSHIBA6F8A07707.3.2 Configuration Parameter Selection in Setting and Calibration ModesProcess as follows to select the desired items, to check or ch

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the setting value:Key operationDhplay example Description□ □C2: RANGE 1items selection sequence displays.Selects the desired

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TOSHIBA6.F8A0770To ri^turn th£ meu^urement value:Key 0 pera É ion Display example DescriptionC2: RANGE 1 0. SQOO m/sChecking Ihe selling vuloe or afte

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TOSHIBA6F8A07707.3.3 Converter for Special spedtlcalionsThe converter for special specifications is added some setting parameters. To differentiate t

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770lA Configuration Items Selection TableIn the selling and calibrEilion modes, configuration items can be selected as shown below, For ex

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TOSHIBA6F8A07707*5 Password inputl*as$word input is added parameters in the converter for special specifications (refer to7.3.3 “Converter for Specia

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708, Configuration Parameter Setting 8.1 Configuration ItemsTo check or change parameters, first select the desired configuration item a

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708.2 Checking or Changing Paramctm8.2.1 Excktalion CurrentProceed iiii follows ui check or change the cxcilution curreju setting value

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770'J\) change the excitation current setting value«IMPORTANrThe exciling current vitlue h faclory set when shipped. Do not change th

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TOSHIBA6F8A07 7 0:SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (contiaued)Safety Precautions for Maintenance and Inspectionâs CAUTION Turn off mains power before conducting wi

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708*2*2 Meter Si/eProceed as iollow's to check or change the meter size of the detector. To check the meter size:Key operation Dis

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the meter size:IMPORTANTMeter size is factory set when shipped. Do not chfnigc the meter sii^e unless it differs fram the spe

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770,8<2,3 Excitation FrequencyProceed «s follows to check or change the excitation frequency. To check the excitation frequency:Key o

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.770To change the excitatLon frequency:The excitalion frequency ciin be belecled from 6,12 and 24 Hz. The charaderistics of tile flowmeier

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770S.2.4 Indicating UnitYou can seleci one ot Ihe 29 engineering units Jisted below as mt indicating unit.• Now velocity: m/s, (fl/s)• F

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.7 7 0To check Ihe indicating unitui:Key operation Display exampleDescriptionSin'□B1 : UNIT 1 %Press [SE'T] first to start the i

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770 To chfinge the indicating unit (1):The tbilowing example t^hows how lo change the primary indicating unit from % to iril/s.Key operat

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770I To chimge the indicating unit (2):Only in case of ihc converter for special specifications (refer to 7J.3 "Converter for Special

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708,2,5 Span (range)You can set iLc following constanls in this setting item:(1) , Range type(2) . Spiin(:!?)* Unit of span (can be ch

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770(2) Span (range) SpHii can be set and displayed as follows for flow vdociiy and flow rales:• blow velocity: OI .OOG m/s (three digi

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TOSHIBA.6.F8A0 770Handling Precautions Jo obtain the oplimum performance from the LF434/LF404 flowmeter for years of coniinLous operation, observe th

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TOSHIBA6F.8A0770.(3) Unit of spurtOne of the following engineering units as a unit for the span can he selected. The unit is sci for the range 1 and

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770{4) HysteresisTTie hysteresis is the dead band used when multiple ranges are switched. The hysteresis can be set from 0 to 25% in incre

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Proceed as follows to check or chfingc each cansLaitl, I To check each constant:Key operation Display exarnple DescriptionSET□C2: RANGE

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the range type:Range type shoulc] be changed before d^anging the span.The following example shows how Ij change the range typ

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TOSHIBA6F.8A07 70To change the span (range):The foJlowing example shows how to change ihc span of Range j from 2.1) m/s to 100 J/min.Key operationDisp

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the hysteresis:The hysteresis is set ai /!% (default) when shipped from the factory.The following example shows how' to

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TOSHIBA.6F8A0770Dampin}; ConstantThe damping const an l is used to moderate output i1uct nations. (The larger the damping constam> the more tiic ou

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TOSHIBA6 F8,AO 7 7 0 Tq change the damping conijtiint;The following example shows how to change ihe damping constant from 0,5 sec to 10 sec.Key opera

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708.2*7 Lovt CutoffThe low cuioff is Ihc value set just alxjvc 0% flow rale. Flow rates below this level are treated asO% and subsequent

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TOSHIBA6F8A077aTu change the low cutoff value:The following cxpmpic show-s how lo dinnge the low cutolT vplue from 1,0 % to 3.0 %.Key operation Displa

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TOSHIBA,6F8A0770Handling Precautions (continued)j (7) Observe the following preenulions when you open the converter housing cover:• Do not open the c

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708.2.B Zero AdjustmentTo cond^ict Ihe zero adjustment of :he flowmeter, ihe fluid in the detector pipe must be held stilL (if the fluid

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708.2.9 Digital I/OYou can select the vorious digital fuitciions shown below. See Chapter 10 ,"Digital I/O Functions,&ap

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Digital Output Active Status ( Only for Alarm outputs )DOl, D02 ItemsOutput Action0: NORUAL CLOSENormal; contaci close, Alarm oul; cunl

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the digital I/O functions:The following example shows how Lo chiinge the DOl function from No- I to No, 3,Key operationDispla

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770.8.2,1Э Counting Rate (pulse rate)When the tolali/er is used Jor lolul ñow mea^urcmeni, per-count (pulse) value is (he counting me, PuJ

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TOSHIBA6F.8A0 7 7 0.2. The paiic width cim be set from 0,5ms to 500ms, The puhe width should be set to less than half of the pulse rale for 1009?) flo

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the counting rate:The following example shows how lo change the couriling rale from 0,01 Lo 0.9 I,Key operationDisplay exampl

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708.2»11 Preset Count ValueThe preseL coiini value is used to preset Ihe toiali/er. The preset count value can be set from0 to 99999999.N

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TOSHIBA6F8A.0770To change the preset count value:The following cxdTnplc shows how to chiingc the preset count viilue from 500 to U)D0,Key operation Di

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770S.2.12 High andlx)w Limit AlarmsThe high and Jow Ihnil alarms can be sci to output an alarm signal when the flow rate exceeds the high

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TOSHIBATable of Contents678A0770SAFETY PRECAETfONSHandimg Precautions ...1, Product Inspection a

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the high/Jow limit alarm status and its alarm limit value:The following example shows how' to change (he high limit alar

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the high/lo>v [imit value:The following example shows how to change the high limit value from +1U5 % lo -t-103Key u pera c

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.77.08.2.13 Empty Pipe AlarmThe cinpLy pipe iilarm is used to notify that the detector pipe is not filled with fluid. If yn empty pipe con

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770Ti> chan{;e the emptv pipe ^larm enable/disable status iNormal Converter);Tlic following example shows how to change the empLy pipe

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TOSHIBA6F8A.077 0I I'q change the empty pipe alarm enable/d¡sable status (Converter for Special speciiicatiuns)'rhc following example show&a

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770S2A4 Rate*Of-Change LimitThe riite-of-changc limit is used to eliminate high dectricftl noise contained in the process flow i^ignal.To

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To chéck the ratc-'of-chanj;«: limit value and the control limit time:Key operation Display example Descriptionsf:t□Kl: UNIT RATE

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TOSHIBA6F8A0.7 7 0To change the rate-of-change limit value:The following example shows how lo change Ihe raie-of-changc limit value from 10,0 % to 15,

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TOSHIBA6F8A07708.2.15 Fixed-Value OutputTfie fixed-valLc outpuL is used lo output a fixed current and a fixed pulse output independent of the flow rat

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TOSHIBA6.F8A07 70To check the enable/disable status of the fixed>value output and its output values:Key operation Display exampleDescriptionSHT□LI:

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TOSHIBA6F8A0 7 7 0.10, Digital I/O Functions ...10.1 Digilai I'O Spccjficaiians 'L0,2 Totalizer and Pulse Output10.3 Mult

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TOSHIBA6F8A077.0 To change the enable/d[sable status of the tlxcd-value output and its output values:The following example shows how to cnabk the fix

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the fixed pulse output value:The following example show-s how to change the fixed puliie oulput value from 50 pps to 100 pps.

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770К,2Л6 Zero Offset AdjustmentZero offset can be ¿ipplied lo make the flowmcior outpuls comparable (o process values mcasureil by other i

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770The i'oJlowing exiimpJe shows; how lo chiinge the 3:ero offset value from +1.0% lo -2.5%.Key operationDisplay exampleDescriptionSE

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TOSHIBA,6F8,A07 7 0*NoteOnly in case of the converter For special specificaiion (refer to 7,3.3 “Converter for Special specifications ’), read from M.

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770 To ch^nye the password:The foJlowing example shows how to change the passw'ord from 123 mm lo 453 mm.Key operationDisplay exampl

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770*In case of foi^etting password (reading out password)Proceed as follows lo only rciidout password in case of iorgeuing password. In th

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TOSHIBA.6F8A0 7 708,2.18 4-20mA AJarni Output'I he 4'2t)mA Aliirm output is ihe^ value of current output ai converter alarms as empty pipe a

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TOSHIBA6F8A0770To change the 4-2()mA Alarm output functions:1 he following ex;imple shows how to change the 4-20mA AUirm output function from No, 1 to

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