PUTF201&202 Clamp On Transit Time Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Wall-mounted Ultrasonic Flow Meter
Manual
（suitable for PUTF201/202 clamp-on and insertion）
Shanghai Panda Machinery (Group) Co., Ltd

（V1.0/2020）
PUTF201/202 series ultrasonic flow meter manual
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Warning
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instructions.
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Security Warning
To avoid any financial loss and personal injury, please obey following safety items and operate the products
properly.
① The products are precision measurement instruments, please handle with care to avoid any
damage.
② About AC power supply:
 Please do not disassemble the transducer and enclosure in the condition of charging.
 Please strictly obey local occupational health and safety. Only professional staff are allowed to
operate.
 Please insert the plug into wire connecting terminal completely.
 Please do not touch the plug with wet hands to avoid electric shock and personal injury.
 Please do not pull, knot, cut or overbend the electric cable and do not put heavy items on it.
 Please do not use the electric cable if insulating layer damaged, avoid personal injury by
electric leakage.
 Please avoid to share power with other large-scale equipment. Please adopt power conditioner if
unavoidable, otherwise product can‟t work properly.
 Please install lightning protection device when operating in the lighting stroke properly.
Please do not clean or cover the product with corrosive liquids. Otherwise will reduce the working life
Please carefully operate all exposed thread part which may scratch skin.
Please do not change the transducer cable length, otherwise will affect the features.
Please carefully read the installation requirements and notice about technical parameters before confirming
install position. If beyond the scope of technical parameters, instrument may not work properly or cause other
effect.
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CONTENTS
1. SUMMARY ................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Measuring Principle .............................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Application............................................................................................................................................ 2
1.4 Features ................................................................................................................................................. 2
1.5 Specification ......................................................................................................................................... 3
1.6 Presentation........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.7 Dimension ............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.CLAMP-ON TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION ........................................................................................ 6
2.1 Measuring point selection ..................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Installation Preparation ......................................................................................................................... 7
2.3 Couplant usage...................................................................................................................................... 7
2.4 Transducer mounting method ............................................................................................................... 7
2.5 Transducer cable ................................................................................................................................... 8
2.6 Clamp-on transducer installation .......................................................................................................... 8
2.7 Insertion transducer installation ............................................................................................................ 8
2.8 Transducer inspection ......................................................................................................................... 13
3. TRANSITTER INSTALLATION
3.1 Transmitter installation point selection ............................................................................................... 14
3.2 Transmitter cables connection ............................................................................................................ 14
3.3 Keyboard Function ............................................................................................................................. 15
3.4 Keyboard operation ............................................................................................................................ 15
3.5 Menu Type .......................................................................................................................................... 17
3.6 Quick installation setting and steps..................................................................................................... 17
4. MENU .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
4.1 Menu table .......................................................................................................................................... 18

4.2 Menu introduction .............................................................................................................................. 20
5. OPERATION INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................. 40
5.1. How to judge flow meter work properly............................................................................................ 40

5.2. How to distinguish flow direction in pipe.......................................................................................... 41
5.3. How to select flow unit ...................................................................................................................... 41
5.4. How to select flow rate and volume unit ........................................................................................... 41
5.5. How to select totalizer multiplier factor ............................................................................................ 41
5.6. How to turn on/off flow totalizer ....................................................................................................... 42
5.7. How to clear flow totalizer ................................................................................................................ 42
5.8. How to restore factory settings .......................................................................................................... 42
5.9. How to use damper to stabilize flow display ..................................................................................... 42
5.10. How to use zero cut-off to avoid invalid accumulation ................................................................... 42
5.11. How to set Zero Point ...................................................................................................................... 42
5.12. How to use Scale Factor .................................................................................................................. 43
5.13. Password Protection......................................................................................................................... 43
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5.14. Keypad locked ................................................................................................................................. 43

5.15. How to use data timing output function........................................................................................... 43
5.16. 4-20mA Output ................................................................................................................................ 43
5.17. Analog voltage signal output ........................................................................................................... 44
5.18. Frequency signal output ................................................................................................................... 44
5.19. Totalizer pulse output....................................................................................................................... 44
5.20. Alarm signal output.......................................................................................................................... 44
5.21. How to use buzzer ........................................................................................................................... 45
5.22. OCT output ...................................................................................................................................... 45
5.23. Relay Output .................................................................................................................................... 46
5.24. How to modify built-in calendar ...................................................................................................... 46
5.25. Adjust LCD Display......................................................................................................................... 46
5.26. How to use RS232/RS485 ............................................................................................................... 46
5.27. How to view the date totalizers........................................................................................................ 46
5.28. How to use automatic amending function for offline compensation ............................................... 47
5.29. Timer ................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.30. How to use the manual totalizer ...................................................................................................... 47
5.31. How to use quantitative(batch) controller........................................................................................ 47
5.32. How to use analog output to calibrate.............................................................................................. 47
6. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL AND DATA STORAGE ................................................................. 48
6.1. RS232 communication ....................................................................................................................... 48

6.1.1 Flow meter serial port definition.............................................................................................. 48
6.1.2 Same with upper system RS232 connect directly .................................................................... 48
6.1.4 Basic command ........................................................................................................................ 48
6.1.5 Function prefix and symbol ..................................................................................................... 50
6.1.6 Compatible protocol ................................................................................................................ 51
6.1.7 Compatible protocol 2 ............................................................................................................. 52
6.2. RS485（Modbus-RTU） Communication ....................................................................................... 55
6.2.1 Modbus-RTU communication protocol ................................................................................... 56
6.3 DATA STORAGE FUNCTION .......................................................................................................... 55
7. THERMAL ENERGY MEASURING FUNCTION ................................................................................ 58
7.1. Introduction........................................................................................................................................ 59
7.2. Thermal energy meter wiring connection .......................................................................................... 59
7.3. Temperature Range ............................................................................................................................ 60
7.4. Temperature Sensor Mounting Requirements .................................................................................... 60
7.5. Temperature Sensor Mounting Steps ................................................................................................. 60
8. ERROR CODE ........................................................................................................................................... 62
APPENDIX A:FUILD CHARACTERISTIC (SOUND SPEED) ............................................................... 63
APPENDIX B：PIPE MATERIAL SOUND SPEED TABLE .................................................................... 65
APPENDIX C：WATER SOUND SPEED TABLE ( PRESSURE: 1 BAR） ........................................... 65
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1. Summary
1.1 Introduction
PUF201/202 transit-time ultrasonic flow meter utilizes transit-time principle, including clamp-on and
insertion. When install clamp-on transducer, without flow stop and pipe cutting, simple installation and
convenient for online comparison. Different sizes of transducers can measure different sizes‟ pipe. Insertion
installation effectively solves clap-on flow meter can not accurately measure with scaling pipe and
non-conductive media. Insertion transducer has stop ball valve, without flow stop or pipe cut, easy to install.
User also can mount hoops on unweldable pipe surface. Optional thermal energy measuring function. Widely
applied in processing monitoring, water balance test, district heating balance test, energy efficiency
monitoring etc.
1.2 Measuring Principle
Transit-time ultrasonic flow meter utilizes the difference of ultrasonic pulse forwarding and reversing
flow rate to measure flow. Use a pair of transducers to transmit and receive signal alternately. Transducer
signal travels faster downstream than upstream. Obtain transit-time △t by measuring signal travel time in
downstream and upstream, the average flow velocity can be detained according to △t and velocity V. The
volume flow Q can be calculated out of the flow velocity V and pipe profile S.
V=K*△t
Q=S*V
K: Constant
S: Pipe sectional area
Z Method
V Method
W Method
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1.3 Application
 Water Utility
 Water Conservancy & Resource
 College & University
 HVAC
 Manufacturing
 Draining Company
 Heating Supply Industry
 Petrochemical Industry
1.4 Features
 4 lines display velocity, flow rate, total flow and meter status
 Clamp-on mounted ,without pipe cutting Or flow stop
 Fluid temperature range -40℃~260℃
 Built-in date logger is optional
 Selecting temperature sensor to measure thermal energy
 Insertion flow meter is suitable for measuring DN65-6000 pipeline flow
 Bi-directional measurement, flow range from 0.01m/s to 12m/s
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1.5 Specification
Transmitter
Measuring Principle Transit-time

Velocity 0.01 - 12 m/s, Bi-directional measurement
Resolution 0.25mm/s
Repeatability 0.2%
Accuracy ±1.0% R
Response Time 0.5s
Sensitivity 0.003m/s
Damping 0-99s(settable by user )
Suitable Fluid Clean or tiny amounts of solids, air bubbles liquid , Turbidity <10000 ppm
Power Supply AC: 85-265V DC:12- 36V/500mA
Installation Wall Mounted
Protection Class IP66
Operating Temperature -40℃ -75℃
Enclosure Material Fiberglass
Display 4X8 Chinese Or 4X16 English, Backlit
Measuring Unit Meter, Ft, m³, liter, ft³, gallon, barrel etc.
Communication Output 4~20mA, OCT, Relay, RS485 (Modbus-RUT), Date Logger, GPRS
Energy Measuring Unit Unit :GJ, Opt: KWh
Security Keypad Lockout, System Lockout
Size 244*196*114(mm)
Weight 3kg
Transducer
Protection Class IP67

Std. transducer -40℃~85℃(Max.120℃)
Fluid Temperature
High Temp -40℃~260℃
Pipe Size 20mm~6000mm
S (20mm~50mm)
Transducer Size M (40mm~1000mm)
L (1000mm~6000mm)
Transducer Material Std. Aluminium alloy, High Temp.(PEEK)
Temperature Sensor PT1000

Cable Length Std. 10m (customized)
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1.6 Presentation
Transmitter Clamp-on transducer Insertion transducer
PT1000 clamping（optional） PT1000 insertion（optional） Stainless steel belt
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1.7 Dimension
Transmitter
Clamp-on transducer Insertion transducer
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2. Clamp-on transducer installation
2.1 Measuring point selection

Ultrasonic flow meter is simplest and most convenient to install among all flow meters, just need to select
one suitable measuring point and input the pipe parameters into flow meter, finally bundle transducer on the
pipe.
To keep measuring accuracy, users need to select uniform flow field when choosing measuring point,
generally follow below principles:
 Choose pipe full of fluid, such as the vertical part of pipeline (fluid flows upward) or horizontal pipeline
full of fluid.
 Keep the temperature of measuring point in workable range.
 Keep far from electromagnetic interference source, shaking pipe, frequency conversion and ultrasonic
radial area.
 Measuring point must have necessary straight pipe, generally upstream is 10D(D is diameter of pipe,
same as below) downstream is 5D. Specific installation of straight pipe please refer to below figure：
Upstream distance Downstream distance

Pipeline type and transducer installation point
Diameter D Diameter D
24 5
14 5
10 5
10 5
8 5
24 5
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2.2 Installation Preparation
The appointed pipeline surface must be cleaned completely before installing transducer and ensuring
couplant stick well with pipe.
Do not install transducer on elbows, bends or flow cutting pipes (e.g. electromagnetic flow meter),
enable transducer parallel with pipes.
If transducer can‟t parallel with pipes in limite d location, the transducer can be installed vertically
or inclined when no air bubbles in upper part of the pipe.
2.3 Couplant usage
Use enough couplant to fill the gap between transducer and outer wall of pipe when installing
transducer. Recommend normal temperature couplant in normal temperature and high temperature
couplant in high temperature. Also can use other similar products to replace.
2.4 Transducer mounting method
There are 4 kinds of mounting methods “V”, “Z”, “W” and “N”(“W” and “N” method ar e
uncommonly used). Usually V method is used as standard because it provides longer signal path,
therefore having more accurate measurement of flow velocity. It is recommended for pipes sizes
between 25-6000mm.Special attention should be given when mountin g transducers to ensure that
sensors are aligned in direct line and along the center of the pipe and the transducer mounting line
should be aligned.
V method
Z method is recommended when having serious scaling inside of the pipe, entrained air bubb les,
too thick liner etc. Which can induce a lot of noise into signal. Using this method, the signal is
dispersed in a straight path reducing the possibility of noise induction.
Z Method
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2.5 Transducer cable
Upstream transducer connects TRANSMIT, downstream transducer connects RECEIVE. It‟s better
to use exclusive cable.
2.6 Clamp-on transducer installation
The appointed pipeline surface must be cleaned completely before installing transducer and ensuring
couplant stick well with pipe.
Notice:
 Installing transducer parallel with pipes；
 Transducer installing direction.
Note that on horizontal pipe, install transducer at the horizontal axis of pipe sectional area in case
of air bubbles and gravels between transducer and pipe wall.
If transducer can‟t be installed horizontally, then install it vertically or tilt when have no air
bubbles.
2.6.1 Transducer installing distance

Users need mount transducers exactly according to the spacing distance value M25 displays after users input
correct parameter setting.
2.7 Insertion transducer installation
Features
 Solving the problem that when pipe inside scale or erode seriously, clamp -on transducer
signal is poor and can‟t measure properly.
 Can install on cement pipe, cast iron pipe and other non -welding pipe material(need to
customize pipe hoop according pipe outer diameter).
 Special trepanning tools can install the transducer with pressure and water, this ensures stable
production and don‟t need to cut off water in future maintenance.
 Ultrasonic wave releasing probe touches the measured fluid directly, this improve measuring
accuracy and machine‟s stability.
 Compared with electromagnetic flow meter, the insertion transducer is suitable for big
pipeline and it‟s economic and accurate.
2.7.1 Installation position
Insertion transducer installation needs a certain space, generally the distance between pipe outer
wall and wall is over than 700mm.
Requirements:
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1. Installation place
Insertion transducer installation needs bigger space, the distance L1 between pipe ou ter wall and
wall is over than 540mm (welded pipe e.g. carbon steel pipe and stainless steel pipe). Width
W >(D+540×2)mm, L1 over than 700m(unwelded pipe e.g. PE/PVC, cast iron, cement pipe)
W >(D+700×2)mm(as drawing 1).
Drawing 1
Lengthways pipe length L>（D+1000）mm. (as drawing 2)

Drawing 2
Distance
L﹥（D+1000）
Ultrasonic flow meter installation needs certain straight pipe, generally upstream more than 10D,
downstream more than 50D, distance with pump exit or valve more than 30D.
2.7.2 Tool
Installing insertion transducer needs tape, straight screwdriver, cross screwdriver, electric
hand drill, special trepanning tool, monkey spanner and Teflon tape
2.7.3 Input parameters
Transmitter original setting submenu

Select 5 th item in M23 menu, means “ 5, insert B type transducer”.
Select 1 st item in M24 menu, means “1, Z method to install”
M25 menu display installation distance, the distance is two insertion transducers‟ center spacing
along pipe axis. ( as drawing 2)
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2.7.4 Installation steps
1. Location
Input the pipe parameters into transmitter, calculating installation distance(recommend to use Z
method) to decide two transducer‟s location, the installation distance is two transducers‟ center
spacing.
Notice: Two transducers must be in same axial plane.
Making location paper: Using a rectangular tape with 4D length(D is pipe diameter), 2D width to
draw a line from edge about 100mm(as drawing 3)
100mm
Drawing 3 200mm lineatio

n
4D(D outer diameter)
Twining the location paper on cleaning pipe, need to overlap and align the two side of paper,
which can make line parallel with pipe axle. (as drawing 4)
Pipe axis
Drawing 4
Lengthening the straight line of location paper and drawing a straight line on pipe. (as drawing 5)
Drawing 5
Straight line parallel with pipe axle
The intersection point of drawing straight line and location paper edge is A. ( as drawing 6)
Drawing 6
A
A
Start from A, measuring the pipe 1/2 perimeter along location paper edge, this point is C, at point
C, drawing a straight line vertical to location paper edge. ( as drawing 7)
Drawing 7
C A
A
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Removing location paper, start from C, measuring installation distance L at the drawing straight
lines, then deciding point B. Points A and B are the installation position, e.g. L=280mm (as
drawing 8)
280mm
Drawing 8
•
• •
Welding the ball valve base at points A and B.

Take notice that the central point of ball valve base must overlap with points A and B separately.
2. Ball valve base installation（as drawing 9）
Just need to weld the ball valve base at the pipe outer wall (the surfa ce should be cleaned before
welding) for weldable pipe material (e.g. carbon steel, stainless steel etc.) Take notice that can‟t
mix up with air hole when welding to avoid water leakage and pipe breakage.
Need to adopt special hoop (rubber gasket for seali ng) for unweldable pipe material (e.g. cast iron,
cement pipe, PE/PVC etc.). Welding the ball valve base on hoop in advance, fastening the hoop on
measured pipe, ensuring ball valve base central point to overlap with point A and B, must seal well
to avoid water leakage. Twining Teflon tape on ball valve vase, then screwing on ball valve.
Drawing 9
Special ball valve Special ball valve
Ball valve base welded on pipe

wall
3. Drilling hole(as drawing 10)

Connecting the tapper seal cartridge with special ball valve external thread, tightening up, then
open ball valve, push drill stem until it touches with pipe outer wall, connect and lock the electric
hand drill with drill stem, switch on, start to drill, the drill should keep low speed, enter slowly
during drilling process, to avoid stuck drill and drill break off. After drill ing thoroughly, pull out
drill stem until tapper drill‟s front end back to ball valve element, turn off ball valve, demount
tapper(it‟s better to open up ball valve a little, use water to wash scrap iron, this will be convenient
for transducer installation).
Drawing 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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1. Pipeline 2. Ball valve base 3. Special ball valve 4. Location drill 5. 19 super hole
cutter 6. Seal cartridge 7. Drill pipe 8. Electric hand drill
4. Inserting transducers（as drawing 11）

Screwing the nut to the bottom of transducers, screwing transducers into special ball valve guild
thread, when screwing to ball valve element, opening ball valve, screwing transducers continually,
until transducers‟ front end stretches out the pipe inner wall, adjusting transducers‟ angle （two
transducers‟ entrance holes should be upward or downward at same time ）, tightening up nut,
finally connecting cables and using silicone rubber to seal the connection position.
Drawing 11
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1. Transducer 2. Ball valve base 3. Ball valve 4. Guide screw thread 5. Nut
6. Junction box 7. Signal cable
5. Dimension calculation when transducer stretches into pipe inner wall （as drawing 12）
Transducer‟s length a and pipe wall thickness b are known, transducer length outside of pipe L
also can be measured, just need L = a – b, and c = 0.
Drawing 12 L
Pipe
Wall
C
A
6. Wire connecting drawing( as drawing 13)

Drawing 13
Negative electrode Positive

（black） electrode(red)
Wire connection
terminal
Shielding
layer
Shield cable inlet 12 Special

hole cable
7. Fastening inlet hole nut after connection, then fully filling the junction box by waterproof glue,
finally screwing on the box cover.
2.8 Transducer inspection
Transducer inspection is used for checking whether the installation is proper and can receive
correct, strong ultrasonic signal. And it enables flow meter to operate realibility. By checking
signal strength, transmitter time, time difference and time ratio to ensure whether the installation
is right.
2.8.1 Signal Strength
Signal strength (displayed in Window M90) indicates a detected strength of the signal both from upstream and
downstream directions. The relevant signal strength is indicated by numbers from 00.0~99.9. 00.0 represents
no signal detected while 99.9 represent maximum signal strength.
Normally, the stronger the signal strength detected, the instrument will work more reliably, as well as the
more stable the measurement value obtained.
Adjust the transducer to the best position and check to ensure that sonic couplant is applied adequately during
installation in order to obtain the maximum signal strength. System normally requires signal strength over
60.0, which is detected from both upstream and downstream directions. If the signal strength detected is too
low, the transducer installation position and the transducer mounting spacing should be re-adjusted and the
pipe should be inspected again. If necessary, change the mounting to the Z method.
2.8.2 Signal Quality (Q value)
Q value is short for Signal Quality (displayed in Window M90). It indicates the level of the signal detected. Q
value is indicated by numbers from 00~99. 00 represents the minimum signal detected while 99 represent the
maximum. System normally requires signal strength over 60.0.
2.8.3 Total Time and Delta Time
“Total Time and Delta Time”, which displays in Window No.93, indicates the condition of the installation.
The measurement calculations in the flow meter are based upon these two parameters. Therefore, when
“Delta Time” fluctuates widely, the flow and velocities fluctuate accordingly. This means that the signal
quality detected is too poor, it may be the resulted of poor pipe-installation conditions, inadequate transducer
installation or incorrect parameter input. Generally, “Delta Time” fluctuation should be less than ±20％. Only
when the pipe diameter is too small or velocity is too low, the fluctuation can be wider.
2.8.4 Transit Time Ratio
Transit Time Ratio indicates whether the transducer mounting spacing is accurate or not. If the installation is
proper, the normal transit time ratio should be 100±3%. Check it in Window M91. If the transit time ratio is
over 100±3%, it is necessary to check:
(1) Whether the parameters (pipe outside diameter, wall thickness, pipe material, liner, etc.) have been
entered correctly;
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(2) Whether the transducer mounting spacing is accordance with the display in Window M25;
(3) Whether the transducer is mounted at the pipe‟s centerline on the same diameter;
(4) Whether the wall thickness is too thick or the pipe mounting is distorted in shape, etc.
2.8.5 Warnings
1）Pipe parameters entered must be RIGHT; Otherwise the flow meter will not work properly.
2）During the installation, apply enough couplants in order to stick the transducer onto the pipe wall. While
checking the signal strength and Q value, move the transducer slowly around the mounting site until the
strongest signal and maximum Q value can be obtained. Make sure that the larger the pipe diameter, the more
the transducer should be moved. Check to be sure the mounting spacing is accordance with the display in
Window M25 and the transducer is mounted at the pipe‟s centerline on the same diameter. Pay special
attention to those pipes that formed by steel rolls (pipe with seams), since such pipe is always irregular. If the
signal strength is always displayed as 0.00, that means there is no signal detected. Thus, it is necessary to
check that the parameters (including all the pipe parameters) have been entered accurately. Check to be sure
the transducer mounting method has been selected properly, the pipe is not worn-out, and the liner is not too
thick. Make sure there is fluid in the pipe or the transducer is not very close to a valve or elbow, and there are
not too many air bubbles in the fluid, etc. With the exception of these reasons, if there is still no signal
detected, the measurement site has to be changed.
3) Make sure that the flow meter is able to run properly with high reliability. The stronger the signal strength
displayed, the higher the Q value reached. The longer the flow meter runs accurately, the higher the reliability
of the flow rates displayed. If there is interference from ambient electromagnetic waves or the signal detected
is too poor, the flow value displayed is not reliable; consequently, the capability for reliable operation is
reduced.
4) After the installation is complete, power on the instrument and check the result accordingly.
3. Transmitter installation, cables connection and keyboard operation.
3.1 Transmitter installation point selection
Transmitter should be installed in a position that is convenient for maintaining, calibrating, and
watching the LED. The position should be satisfied below conditions:
-corrosive fluid fall down
because sunlight may make the transmitter temperature rise and exceed the maximum value.
3.2 Transmitter cables connection
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──85-265VAC power supply, power lines are connected to 3 groups of terminals(GND, LC, NC)
as shown in drawing.
──24VDC direct current supply, power lines are connected to the terminal DC24V(+, -) as shown
in drawing,（Direct current 12-36V voltage, power ＞ 3w, meter can work properly）.
（The series meters can be in common use 220VAC and 24VDC, users can select according to
actual situation）
──T- UP（+，–，GND）and T-DN（+，–，GND）is used for transducers‟ connection. T- UP means
upstream transducer, T-DN means downstream transducer. “+” connect with red signal line, “－”
connect with black signal line, “GND” connect with silvery shielded line.
Two transducers are equal, don‟t need to appoint which one to transmit and receive, if displa y
minus please exchange two transducers‟ connection.
──T1（+， -） and T2（+， -） are used for PT1000 temperature transducer connection, T1
means water inlet temperature transducer, T2 means water outlet temperature transducer.
3.3 Keyboard Function

Ultrasonic flow meter keyboard as shown in the right picture and introduction is below :
0 ~ 9 and . to input numbers and decimal.
◀ to backspace or delete characters to the left.
The arrow keys ∧ and ∨ To return to the last menu or to open
the next menu, are used to scroll through menu configuration
parameters; also acts as “+” and “-” functions when entering
numbers.
MENU to select a menu. Press this key first, input two menu numbers and then enter the
selected menu. For instance, to input a pipe Outside diameter, press MENU11 keys, where “11” is the
window Address to display the pipe outside diameter. Buzzer sent key has (beep) sound, can use
window 77 to select item 15.
3.4 Keyboard operation

 With all of the parameters entered, the instrument setup and measurement displays are
subdivided or consolidated into more than 100 independent windows. The user can view the
window menu, input parameters, modify settings or display measurement
results. These windows are arranged by 2 -digit serial numbers (including ∧ sign) from
00~99, then to +0 , +1 etc. Every window serial number, or so -called window Address code,
has a defined meaning. For instance, Window No.11 indicates the parameter input for pipe
outside diameter, while Window No.25 indicates the mounting dist ance between the
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transducers etc. (Refer to Part 4 – Menu Display Explanations).

 The keypad shortcut to visit a specific window is to press the MENU11 key at any time, then
input the 2-digit window Address code. For instance, to input or check the pipe out side
diameter, just press the MENU11 keys for window Address code 11.
 Another method to visit a particular window is to press ∧, ∨ and ENTER keys to scroll the
 menu. For instance, if the current window Address code is 66, press ∧ key to enter Window
No.65, press the ∧ again to enter Window No.64; then, press the ∨ key to back Window
No.65, and press the ∨ key again to enter Window No.66.
 There are 3 types of window: 1. Data, e.g. M11, M12. 2. Option, e.g. M14 3. Display, e.g.
M01, M00.
 View corresponding parameters by checking data window. If modify the value, directly press
digit key then press ENT. Also can press ENT, then press digit key, finally press ENT again to
confirm.
 Example 1. To enter a pipe outside diameter of 218.6, the procedure is as following:
 Press MENU11 keys to enter Window No.11 (the numerical
value displayed currently is a previous value). Now press M11

Input pipe outer diameter
ENTER key. The symbol ﹥ and the flashing cursor are
108mm
displayed at the left end of the second line on the Screen. >218.6 mm
The new value can be entered by press 218.6 ENT.
 If the pipe material is “Stainless Steel”, press keys
MENU14 to enter Window No.14 first. Then press EN TER M14

Input pipe material type
key to modify the options. Now, select the “1. Stainless > 1. Stainless steel
Steel ” option by pressing ∧ and ∨ keys, and then
press ENTER key to confirm the selection. It is possible to press the key 1 to change the
selection and wait until “1. Stainless Steel” is displa yed on the second line of the screen. Then
press the ENT key to confirm.
 Generally, press ENT key first if user wants to enter “modify” condition. If the “modify” is
still not possible even after pressing the ENT key, it means that system is locked by a
password. To “Unlock” it, select “Unlock” in Window No. 47 and enter the original password.
The keypad will not respond if the keypad is locked. It only can be unlocked by the entering
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original password. Select keypad lock functions in Window No. 48. Please consult factory for
password if necessary.
3.5 Menu Type

The feature of ultrasonic flow meter is to operate by windows completely. Windows arrange as following
rules:
 00～09 windows for the display of flow rate, velocity, positive total, negative total, net total, heat flow,
date & time, meter run status etc.
 10～29 windows for initial Parameter Setup: To enter pipe outside diameter, pipe wall thickness, pipe
material type, fluid type, transducer type, etc. For PUTF205, pipe material type selection is not necessary.
 30～38 windows for flow Units Options: to select the flow unit, totalizer unit, measurement unit, turn
totalizers on/off and reset totalizers, etc.
 40～49 windows for Setup options: Scale factor, network IDN (Window No.46), system lock (Window
No.47) and keypad lock code (Window No.48), etc.
 50～89 windows for Input and output setup: relay output setup, 4-20mA outputs, flow batch controller,
LCD backlit option, date and time, low/high output frequency, alarm output, date totalizer, etc.
 90～94 windows for Diagnoses: Signal strength and signal quality (Window No.90).
 +0～+7 windows are additional uncommonly used function including power-on/off time record, total
working time, total power-on times etc. also including a single-precision function calculator.
3.6 Quick installation setting and steps

Ultrasonic flow meter need to enter following parameters when measuring
 Pipe outer diameter
 Pipe wall thickness
 pipe material
 Lining material parameters(including lining thickness and material sound speed)
 Fluid type
 Transducer type(because the host can support different kinds of transducers)
 Transducer installation method
Above parameters‟ enter step generally follow the below set steps:
1. Press MENU 11 keys to enter Windows No.11, and enter the pipe outside dia meter, and then
press the ENT key.
2. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No.12, pipe wall thickness, and press ENT key.
3. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No.14, press the ENT key, move the ∧ or ∨ key to
select pipe material, and press the ENT key.
select liner material, and press the ENT key.
select fluid type, press the ENT key.
6. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No. 23, press the ENT key, move the ∧ or ∨ key to
select transducer type, and press the ENT key.
select transducer-mounting method, and press the ENT key.
8. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No.25, accurately install the transducer according to the
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displayed transducer mounting spacing and the selected mounting method (See installing the
transducers in Part 2).
9. Press the MENU 01 keys to enter Window No.01 to display measureme nt result.
4. Menu
4.1 Menu table

00 00 Display flow rate/net volume 53 4-20mA parity
01 Display flow rate/velocity 54 Current loop output mode selection
Current loop 4mA or 0mA corresponding

03 Display flow rate/negative volume 55
value when output
F l o w / Vo l u m e d i s p l a y
Current loop 20mA corresponding value

04 Display date and time/flow rate 56
when output
05 Display thermal flow/total thermal 57 Current loop output inspection
06 Display analog input AI1,AI2 58 Current loop current output value
07 Display analog input AI3,AI4 60 Set date and time
08 Display system error code 61 Software version and serial number
09 Display daily net volume 62 Set serial port parameters
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Input pipe outer perimeter 63 Analog input AI1 corresponding value range
11 Input pipe outer diameter 64 Analog input AI2 corresponding value range
14 Choose pipe material type 65 Set frequency signal output range
15 Input pipe material sound speed 66 Set low frequency output flow rate
Original Setting
16 Select lining material type 67 Set high frequency output flow rate
17 Input lining material sound speed 70 LCD backlit control
18 Input lining thickness 71 LCD comparison control
19 Input inner wall roughness 72 Working timer
20 Choose fluid type 73 #1 alarm lower limit setting
21 Input fluid sound speed 74 #1 alarm upper limit setting
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Input fluid viscosity 75 #2 alarm lower limit setting
23 Choose transducer type 76 #2 alarm upper limit setting
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24 Select transducer installation method 77 Buzzer setting options
25 Display transducer installation distance 78 Set OCT output options
26 Record installation parameters 79 Set relay OCT output options
Select quantitative (batch) controller to

27 Display current fluid sectional area 80
control signal
Setup to maintain the last data in poor

28 81 Flow quantitative (batch) controller
signal condition
29 Set empty pipe condition 82 Dd/mm/yy totalizer
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Choose Metric/British unit 83 Automatically supply power-off flow switch
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Choose flow rate unit Thermal measuring 84 Select thermal unit
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Choose volume unit Select temperature signal
Flow unit setting
33 Choose totalizer multiplier factor 86 Thermal capacity
34 Net totalizer switch 87 Thermal totalizer switch
35 Positive totalizer switch 88 Thermal totalizer multiplier factor
36 Negative totalizer switch 89 Thermal totalizer reset
37 Totalizer reset 90 Display signal strength and quality

Diagnosis
38 Manual totalizer 91 Display signal transit time ratio
39 Choose display language 92 Display estimate fluid sound speed
40 Input damping factor 93 Display total transit time and delta time
41 Input low velocity eliminate value 94 Display Reynolds number and pipe factor
42 Set static zero 95 Start circulation display function

Setting Choice
Clear zero point value, and restore

43 +0 Display power-on/off date and time and flow
original value
Appendix Window
44 Manual zero point +1 Display flow meter total working time
45 Instrument factor, amend factor +2 +2 Display the last power off date and time
46 Input network address code +2 +3 Display the last power off flow rate
47 Password protection operation +4 Display total power-on/off times
49 Network connecting communication tester + +5 Input media sound speed changes
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Timing Output
Compatibility communication protocol
50 Data timing output option setting +6
selection
52 Timing output +7 Display current temperature/enthalpy
Entrance to adjust circuit hardware

Print data flow direction control -0
parameter
4.2 Menu introduction

Please refer to the real product when reading this chapter for well understanding.
The shortcut to enter display window is pressing the MENU, then enter two digits window number.
Shift window, Using ▲ and ▼
MENU00
Positive Volume／Negative Volume／Net Volume／S，Q Value POS 0 m3
This window displays signal strength and quality Q value. NEG 0 m³
NET 0 m³
Signal strength uses 00.0～99.9 to represent. 00.0 means without S=82.6，82.7，Q=96
receiving signal, 99.9 means maximum signal. Normally, signal
strength should be≥60.0.

Signal quality Q used 00～99 to represent, 00 means worst quality, 99 means best. Normally signal
quality Q should be >60.
MENU01 POS 0 m3
Flow 0 m³
Positive Volume／ Flow／Velocity/S，Q Value Vel 0 m³
This window displays Positive volume／ Flow／Velocity／S，Q S=82.6, 82.7, Q=96
Value
NEG 0 m³
MENU02 Flow 0.0000 m³/h
Vel 15.238 m/s
Negative Volume／ Flow／Velocity/S，Q Value
S=82.6, 82.7, Q=96
This window displays Negative volume／ Flow／Velocity／S，Q
Value
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Net 0 m3
MENU03 Flow 0.0000 m3/h
Vel 15.238 m/s
Net Volume／ Flow/Velocity/S，Q Value
S=82.6, 82.7, Q=96
This window displays Net volume／ Flow／Velocity／S，Q Value
MENU04
Date 15-07-18
Date／Time／ Flow rate／S、Q Value Time 12:44:46
Flow –2421.5 m3/h
This window displays Date／Time／ Flow rate／S、Q Value S=82.6, 82.7, Q=96
MENU05
EFR +453.27 GJ/h
Thermal／Net thermal／ Velocity／S、Q Value E.T 0E+0G
This window displays Thermal／Net thermal／Velocity／S、Q Vel 0.0058m3/h
S=82.6,82.6 Q=91
Value.
MENU06
T1= 0.00000
Analog input T1,T2 -12.4900
This window input analog input T1, T2 current and corresponding T2= 0.00000
-12.4900
temperature, pressure value, and depth value
MENU07
Error code
System error code／S、Q Value
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This window displays working condition and error code. Maybe Date Time Error
have many error code at same time. S=82.6，82.7，Q=96
MENU08
M08
Flow today Net Flow Today
321.45 m3
This window displays total net flow today.
MENU11
Pipe outer diameter M11

Outer Diameter
160mm
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This window is used to enter or change the outside (outer) diameter of the pipeline. 20mm to 6000
mm is the allowed range of the value.
MENU12
Pipe wall thickness M12

This window is used to input the pipe wall thickness. If know the Wall Thickness
5 mm
pipe diameter, can enter M13 to input pipe diameter directly.
MENU13
Pipe inner diameter M13

Inner Diameter
This window is used to input pipe inner diameter. If have input pipe
150 mm
outer diameter(outer perimeter) and pipe wall thickness, then can
press ▼to skip this window.
Note：Just need to input one of pipe wall thickness and pipe inner diameter.
MENU14
M14
Pipe material Pipe Material
5. PVC
Window for selecting pipe material, familiar pipe materials include:
(The materials must be equable, compact and can transmit
ultrasound)
0.Carbon steel 5. PVC
1.Stainless steel 6. Aluminum
2.Cast iron 7. Asbestos
3.Ductile iron 8. Fiberglass
4.Copper 9. Others
Users need to input pipe material corresponding sound speed in M15 window after selecting NO. 9
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MENU16
M16
Liner material Liner Material
0. No liner
Window for selecting the liner material:
0. No liner 6. Polystyrene
1. Tar Epoxy 7. Polyester
2. Rubber 8. Polyethylene
3. Mortar 9. Ebonite
4. Polypropylene 10. Teflon
5. Polystryol 11. Others
MENU20
M20
Fluid Type Fluid Type
0. Water
Window for selecting fluid type familiar liquids types:
0. Water 8. Other
1. Sea Water 9. Diesel Oil
2. Kerosene 10 .Castor Oil
3. Gasoline 11.Peanut Oil
4. Fuel oil 12.Gasoline #90
5. Crude Oil 13.Gasoline #93
6. Propane at -45℃ 14. Alcohol
7. Butane(0℃) 15. Water(125℃)
MENU23
Transducer Type M23

XDCR Type
This window is used to select transducer type, 6 kinds of 4. Standard-L
transducer are available:
0. Standard-Middle
1. Plugin type C
2. Standard-Small
3. User type
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4. Standard-Large
5. Plug-in B45
If used select user type transducer, must input 4 parameters, about details please contact our
engineers.
MENU24
M24
Transducer installation method
XDCR Mounting
This window is used to select transducer installation method, 0 V
totally 4 kinds:
0. V
1. Z (most commonly used method)
2. N(small pipe)
3. W(tiny pipe)
MENU25 M25
XDCR Spacing
Transducer installation spacing 109.677 mm
Users need to mount transducers exactly according to the spacing
distance value M25 displays after users input correct parameter setting.
MENU26
Original parameters‟ save and load M26

Parameters Setup
This window is used to store the parameters of pipe and
Entry to Save
installation, totally can store 18 groups. Having 3 kinds of
working method:
Entry to Save
Entry to Load
Entry to Browse
MENU27
M27
Current Section
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17671.5 mm2
Current fluid section area
This window is to display fluid sectional area in pipe.
MENU28
Hold Data M28

Hold Poor Signal
YES is the default setup. If poor signal occurs, meter still maintain YES
last good value.
MENU29
Setup empty pipe M29

Empty Pipe Setup
Setup a signal strength as empty pipe. For example input 30 -40, it
0
means the pipe is treated as empty pipe when the signal is less than
30-40, and the flow rate display is 0.
MENU30
System unit selection M30

Measurement Unit
This window is used to select measuring unit system, as below
0. Metric
options
0. Metric
1. English
Default is metric.
MENU31
Flow unit selection

M31
This window is used for selecting flow rate unit and time unit. Flow Rate Unit
m³/h
Select flow unit:
0. Cubic Meters (m3)
1. Liters (l)
2. American Gallon (gal)
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3. Imperial Gallon (igl)
4. Million Gallon (mgl)
5. Cubic Feet (cf)
6. American Barrels (bal)
7. Imperial Barrels (ib)
8. Oil Barrels (ob)
Select time unit:
/day （d）
/hour（h）
/minute （ m）
/second （s）
Default unit is m³/ｈ
MENU32
Volume unit selection M32

Totalizer Unit
Same with M31, default unit is m³.
Cubic Meters
MENU33
Totalizer multiplier factor M33

Totalizer Multi.
Select multiplier factor:
3. X1
0. x 0.001 (1E-3)
1. x 0.01
2. x 0.1
3. x 1
4. x 10
5. x 100
6. x 1000
7.x 10000(1E+4)
Default factor is x1
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MENU34
M34
Net totalizer Net Totalizer
This window is used for turning on/off the net totalizer. When turn ON
off, The net volume will be not changed in MOO window. Default is
“ON”.
MENU35
Positive totalizer M35

This window is used to turn on/off the positive totalizer. When turn POS Totalizer
ON
off, The positive volume will be not changed in MO1 window.
Default is “ON”.
MENU 36
Negative totalizer M36

NEG Totalizer
This window is used to turn on/off the negative totalizer. When
ON
turn off, The positive volume will be not changed in MO3 window.
Default is “ON”.
M37
MENU37
Totalizer Reset
Totalizer reset NO
This window is used to reset totalizer and remove all parameters.
Press ENT to select “YES”or“NO”, if press “YES”, will have below selection
None
All
Net Totalizer
POS Totalizer
NEG Totalizer
Energy totalizer
Press ◄, if users want to remove all parameters and restore factory settings.
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MENU38
M38
Manual totalizer Manual Totalizer
Manual totalizer is separate, press ENT to start and press ENT again Enter When Ready
to stop. It is used for easy calibration.
MENU39
M39
Language selection
Language
Select Chinese or English English
MENU40
Damping factor M40

Damping
Damping factor range is 0~999 second. 0 means there is no damping, 3 sec
999 means maximum damping. Usually input 15～30.
MENU41
M41
Cut-off low flow rate Low flow Cutoff
This window is used for cutting off low flow rate to make it display 0.01 m/s
“0” in case of invalid accumulation. E.g. Setting the value is 0.01,
then system will treat all measuring value as “0” within ±0.01 ， usually input 0.01.
MENU42
M42
Zero calibration Set Zero
Press ENT to go
When the fluid is in the static state, the displayed value is called
“zero point”. Press ENT ,
If use this function when have flow, which will make flow display “0”, can recover by M43
MENU43 M43
Reset Zero
Reset zero
NO
Selecting “YES” to reset the “zero point”.
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MENU44
Manual zero point M44

Manual zero point is uncommon calibrated method, generally t he Manual Zero Point
0 m3/h
value should be “0”.
MENU45
M45
Scale factor Scale factor
The Scale Factor is used to modify the measurement results, default 1
is 1.0, please see the calibration data sheet and set this parameter. If
necessary, it can be re-calibrated and adjusted.
MENU46
Network address identification code
This window is used for inputting system identification code, M46

chosen from 0～65535 except 13（0DH enter），10（0AH newline）， Network IDN
88
42（2AH *），38（26H&).
MENU47 M47
System Lock
Password protection
unlocked
This window is used for locking system. System will forbid an y
modifications after locking, only can check parameters. The only
way to unlock is to input correct password. Password consists of number 1 -4. If users forget the
password, please contact with us.
MENU48
Keyboard lock M48

Keypad Lock Code
Keyboard lock function can avoid irrelevant people to operate
Entry
instrument.
M49
MENU49 Comm. Test
DID
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Network communication test window.
MENU50
M50
Logger Option
Logger Option
If select data logger output, please select “ON”, then, press “ENTER” OFF
MENU51
Time setup for the data logger M51 Logger Time

Start 00:00:00
Set up Start time, Interval time and Go On. Set “.” **.**.** in the set up
Interval 00:00:00
start time, it means output data from this moment. Set 23:10:10, it means Go On 00:00:00
timing output data from this moment. Set **.**.**, it means the timing
output lasts for an infinite time. Press ENT after set the start time.
MENU52 M52
Data Output
Internal data logging direction control: „To RS-232‟.
Only To‘To RS-232’
This menu cannot be changed.
MENU53
4-20mA current loop calibration

M53
Use a Ammeter to verify 4mA output, if not, use key ∧ or ∨, let the output CL Calibration
Enter When Ready
is 4.0mA. Use the same way, let the Output is 20.0mA. This function mainly
used by manufacturer.
MENU54
Current loop Mode Select, Select Current Loop output mode, Use key ∧ or ∨, can select different mode:
0. 4-20mA 1. 0-20mA 2. Via RS232

M54
3. vs. Fluid 4. 20-4-20mA CL Mode Select
0. 4-20mA
5. 0-4-20mA 6. 20-0-20mA
7. 4-20mA vs. velocity 8. 4-20mA vs. Energy
4-20mA is the most common output
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MENU55 M55
4mA or 0Ma output Value CL 4mA Output Value
0 m3/h
The flow unit‟s options are the same as that in Menu 31. When the M56 is
velocity 4-20mA, unit should be m/s.
MENU56
M56
20mA output Value CL 20mA Output
14400 m3/h
The flow unit‟s options are the same as that in Menu 31.
MENU57
M57
Current loop checkup CL Checkup
This menu is used for checking whether the CL of flow meter is calibrated. ENTER When Ready
Press ENTER and use ▲ or ▼remove 0mA, 4mA--20mA.
MENU58 M58
Current Loop Output display CL Output Display
10.0000 mA
This menu displays current loop output display. If display 10.0000mA, it
means the current cl output value is 10.000Ma.
MENU60
M60
Set the date and time of the meter. Date 15-06-18
Time 14:28:16
Press ENTER to change it if necessary. This menu is used for modify
system date and time, 24 hour time format incl. Press ENT and modify after
shown “＞”.
MENU61
M61
Display Version information and Serial Number Display Version
Ver 8.21
information and Electronic Serial Number (ESN) that are unique for each ESN=159492
series flow meter.
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MENU62 M62
RS-232C Setup
RS 232 Communication setup: “115200, None”.
9600, None
(Non-RS485, Baud rate, use do not change.)
MENU63
M63
T1 Temperature range of inlet temperature sensor for heat flow application, AI1 Value Range range
0 - 200
wiring terminals is Tin+, Tin-. Press ENTER and use key ∧ or ∨ to
input temperature upper limit and lower limit. Press 0~9 and * to input
number and press ENT to confirm.
MENU64 M64
T2 Temperature range of inlet temperature sensor for heat flow application, AI2 Value Range range
0 - 200
wiring terminals is Tin+, Tin-. Press ENTER and use key ∧ or ∨ to
input temperature upper limit and lower limit. Press 0~9 and * to input
number and press ENT to confirm.
MENU65
M65
Frequency range for the frequency output FO Freq Range
1000-2000
Setup the frequency range for the frequency output. The biggest range is
0Hz-9999Hz. Default is 1-1001Hz.
MENU66
Set low frequency output flow rate

M66
Setup the low frequency output corresponding value of flow rate. Low FO Flow Rate
0 m³/h
This value corresponds to the lowest frequency value.
MENU67
M67
Set high frequency output flow rate
High FO Flow Rate
Setup the high frequency output corresponding value of flow rate. 26550 m³/h
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This value corresponds to the highest frequency value.
MENU70
LCD Backlit option

M70
User can select: LCD Backlit option
1. Always on
0. Always OFF
1. Always ON
2. Lighting For
MENU71 M71
LCD contrast
LCD contrast control.
0
Press ENT, use ▲or ▼to increase or decrease the light.
MENU72
M72
Working timer Working Timer
0000062:54:40
It displays the whole working time since last cleared. It displays hour,
minute, second. It can be cleared by pressing ENTER key, and then select
YES.
MENU73 M73
Alarm #1 Lower limit of flow rate Alarm #1 Low Value
0 m³/h
Set the low value in this menu. In the same condition in menu M78 or M79,
any measuring under this value may cause the OCT or relay alarming.
M74
MENU74
Alarm #1 High Value
Alarm #1 Upper limit of flow rate 14400 m³/h
Set the high value in this menu. In the same condition in menu M78 or M79,
MENU75
M75
Alarm #2 Low Value
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0 m³/h
Alarm #2 Lower limit of flow rate

Set the low value in this menu. In the same condition in menu M78 or M79, any measuring under this value
may cause the OCT or relay alarming.
MENU76
M76
Alarm #2 Upper limit of flow rate
Alarm #2 High Value
Set the high value in this menu. In the same condition in menu M78 or M79,
14400 m³/h
MENU77
M77
Buzzer setup Buzzer Setup
Key Stroke On
Optional trigger event is below:
0. No Signal
1. Poor Signal
2. Not Ready
3. Reverse Flow
4. AO Over 100%
5. FO Over 120%
6. Alarm #1
7. Alarm #2
8. Batch Control
9. POS Int Pulse
10. NEG Int Pulse
11. NET Int Pulse
12. Energy Pulse
13. ON/OFF Via RS232
14. Fluid Changed
15. Key Stroke ON
16. FO Via RS-232C
17. Not Using
18.
MENU78
OCT Open-collector output selection M78

OCT Output Setup
This window is used for setting hardware OCT, optional trigger FO
event is below
0. NO Signal
1. Poor Signal
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2. Not Ready
3. Reverse Flow
4. AO Over 100%
5. FO Over 120%
6. Alarm #1
7. Alarm#2
8. Batch Control
9. POS Int Pulse
10. NEG Int Pulse
11. NET Int Pulse
12. Energy Pulse
13. FO
14. FO Via RS-232C
15. ON/OFF Via RS232C
16. Fluid Changed
17. Not Using
MENU79
Relay output selection M79

Relay Output Selection
This window is used to set hardware OCT, relay is normally open to
Batch Control
control external device.
Optional trigger event is below
0. NO Signal
1. Poor Signal
2. Not Ready
3. Reverse Flow
4. AO Over 100%
5. FO Over 120%
6. Alarm #1
7. Alarm #2
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8. Batch Control
9. POS Int Pulse
10. NEG Int Pulse
11. NET Int Pulse
12. Energy Pulse
13. ON/OFF Via RS-232
14. Fluid Changed
15. Not Using
MENU80
Batch controller input signal selection

M80
This window is to select control signal, details are below: Flow Batch Control
Key Input
0. Key Input
1. AI1 Up Edge
2. AI1 Down Edge
3. AI2 Up Edge
4. AI2 Down Edge
5. AI3 Up Edge
6. AI3 Down Edge
7. AI4 Up Edge
“0”signal is 0mA, “1”signal is over 2mA.
MENU81
Batch controller
M81
Batch controller also named batch controller. PUTF201/201 built -in Flow Batch Value
1000 m³
batch controller input signal by keyboard or analog inlet, output
signal by relay or OCT.
It will enter batch controller display after adjusting the quantitative value in this window.
MENU82
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Date totalizer
This window can check the total net accumulation for last 64 M82
days/months/ and last 5 years. Date Totalizer
0. Day
0. Day
1. Month
2. Year
Using ENT, ▲ or ▼ to view content of day/month/year
Using ▲ or ▼ to view total flow of specific day/month/year.
If display “G”, it means the instrument has gain adjustment, maybe it offline in this day.
If display“H”, it means the instrument has poor signal, maybe it is interfered or has problems in
installation. About details please refer to the chapter of “Error information code”
MENU83 M83
Automatic Correction function Auto. Correction
ON
This function can estimate average flow uncounted during the
offline and add the result to the totalizer. Select “ON” to use this
function and “OFF” to cancel this function.
MENU84
M84
Heat unit selection
Heat Flow Unit
Select “GJ” and “KWh” as heat unit. Default heat unit is KWh. 0. GJ
MENU85
Temperature selection M85

Temp. selection
This window is used for selecting temperature signal source when 0. From AI1, AI2
thermal measuring, totally 2 sources:
0． From AI1,AI2
1． Fixed Difference
MENU86 M86
Thermal capacity Specific Heat Selection
0. GB
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Select following 2 kinds of specific heat:
0. GB(National standard enthalpy)
1. Fixed specific heat
MENU87 M87
Heat Flow Totalizer
Heat Totalizer switch
ON
This window is used for turning on/off the heat totalizer.
MENU88
M88
Heat totalizer multiplier factor
Heat Flow Multi.
Available totalizer multiplier factor is 10 -4 --106(E-4--E6). 4. x1 (E0)
MENU89
Reset Heat totalizer

M89
This window is used for resetting heat totalizer. Select “YES” will Reset Heat Flow
Totalizer NO
clear thermal volume.
MENU90
Signal strength and quality M90

Strength + Quality
This window displays signal strength and quality Q value.
S=88.1 , 88.0 Q=99
Signal strength uses 00.0～99.9 to represent. 00.0 means without
receiving signal, 99.9 means maximum signal. Normally, signal
strength should be≥60.0.
Signal quality Q used 00～99 to represent, 00 means worst quality, 99 means best. Normally signal
quality Q should be >60.
MENU91
Time ratio M91

TOM/TOS*100
This window displays the time ratio between the measured total transit
100.05%
time and the Calculated time. If the pipe parameters are entered correctly
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and the transducers are properly installed, the ratio value should be in the range of 100±3%.
Otherwise the entered parameters and the transducer installation should be checked 。
MENU92
Fluid sound speed

M92
This window displays the measured fluid sound speed. Normally Fluid Sound Speed
this value should be approximately equal to the entered valu e in 1481.43 m/s
Menu 21.If this value has an obvious difference with the actual fluid
sound speed, pipe parameters entered and the transducer installation should be checked again.
MENU93 M93
Total time, Delta Time
Transit time and delta time
150.43uS
This window is used for detecting transit time(un it uS) of -10.567nS
ultrasonic wave and delta time(unit nS) of upstream and downstream.
Normally volatility of delta time should ＜20%, if ＞20%, should check transducer installation
point and set data is correct or not.
MENU94
M94
Reynolds number
Reynolds Number
This window displays the Reynolds number and the pipe factor that 12234.5 0.92435
calculated by PUTF205. Pipe factor is based on the ratio of
line-average velocity and cross-section average velocity.
MENU+0
M+0
Check power-on/off date and time
ON/OFF Time
View power-on/off time and the flow rate in last 64 times.
Enter When Ready
Enter this window, press ENT to display last 64 times power on/off
time and flow rate by pressing ▲.
M+1
MENU+1
Total Work Hours
Flow meter total working time
00012426:35:45
User can view the instrument total working time after delivering
from factory by this function. As shown at the right figure, this
meter total working time is 12426 hours 35 minutes 45 seconds after delivering from factory.
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M+2
MENU+2
Last Off Time
Display last power-off date and time.
Date 15-07-17
Time 15:08:59
MENU+3 M+3
Display last power-off flow rate. Last Flow Rate
0. m³/h
MENU +4 M+4
Power-on/off total times ON/OFF Times
Display the meter total power-on/off times after delivering from 182
factory.
MENU+5
Media sound speed changes M+5
The data in this window is a threshold value. Whenever the Velocity Change
estimated sound speed exceeds this threshold, an alarm signal will 1m/s
be generated and can transmitted to buzzer or OCT or relay. This
function can used to produce an alarm or output when fluid material
changes.
MENU+6 M+6
Compatible communication protocol selection: Protocol Selection
0. Protocol10Adxx 0. Protoco10Adxx
1. Protocol1Addc
012
MENU+7
0.355827 GJ/m3
Water temperature and enthalpy
012
This window displays integer part of temperature in AI1, AI2
0.054057 GJ/m3
J/m3 rotoco/0Adxx
J/m3
5. Operation Introduction
5.1. How to judge flow meter work properly

Enter MENU07, if display“*R” it means flow meter work properly. If display “E” in the window,
that means the output of electric current loop is out of range 100% which is related to the window
No. 56 Increasing the output value in window NO 56, “E” will disappear, if don‟t use electric
current loop, can ignore that.
If display “Q” it means frequency is over range 120%, need to set No. 69 window. Increase input
value in the window, “Q” will disappear, if don‟t use frequency o utput, can ignore that.
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If display “H” it means that receiving ultrasonic signal is bad. About solution please refer to
chapter of “Error information code”.
If display “G” it means the instrument is gain adjusting automatically before measuring. If it‟s
always in this status, that means the machine is wrong.
“I” means the instrument can‟t receive ultrasonic wave signal, check whether probe cable
connect properly and stably.
“J” means the instrument hardware has faults. Some software faults are temporary, can try to
power on again. About the details please refer to the chapter “Error information code”.
5.2. How to distinguish flow direction in pipe

First step, confirm flow meter is on work.
Second step, transducer A is connected on the upstream connection of m ain board, transducer B is
connected on the downstream connection.
Third step, view the flow rate value is “+” or “ -” (“+” not display), if it is “+” that means fluid
flow direction is A→B, if it is “-” that means fluid flow direction is B→A.
5.3. How to select flow unit

Using No. 30 window to choose Metric or British system flow unit, 0 option represents Metric
system, 1 represents British system.
Using Method: Press MENU30 and ENT in the bottom of left will display„>‟ it means selection
status, Using ▼or ▲to select something needed, then press ENT to confirm.
5.4. How to select flow rate and volume unit

Using No. 31 to select flow rate unit, press MENU31, press ENT , in the bottom of left will
display„>‟ it means selection status, Using ▼or ▲to select needed flow unit, then press ENT to
select time unit. Same with flow unit selection, finally press ENT to confirm.
Using No. 32 Window to select volume unit, the method is same with flow rate unit selection,
selected unit is effective to positive/negative/net totaliz er.
5.5. How to select totalizer multiplier factor

Multiplier factor is used for extending the range of totalizer. Using No. 33 window to select,
selected multiplier factor is effective to positive/negative/net totalizer.
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5.6. How to turn on/off flow totalizer

No. 34 window can turn on/off net totalizer.
No. 35 window can turn on/off positive totalizer.
No. 36 window can turn on/off negative totalizer.
Select “YES” to turn on totalizer and “NO” to turn off totalizer.
5.7. How to clear flow totalizer

Using No. 37 window to clear the flow totalizer, generally do not use this function except for first
installation.
5.8. How to restore factory settings

Press MENU37, in No. 37 window press ◀, it will restore factory settings. But the calibrated
factor, network address and other items will be maintained.
5.9. How to use damper to stabilize flow display

Input time factor in No. 40 window, the factor is bigger the flow display is more stable. But t he
factor can‟t be too big otherwise flow display will delay, generally the range is 15~30
seconds.This window is data input type, press No. 40 , input time factor, press ENT to confirm.
5.10.How to use zero cut-off to avoid invalid accumulation

The data in NO 41 window is low velocity excision value, if velocity value is lower than excision
value, system will treat the flow as “0”. When real flow is “0”, to avoid false accumulation,
generally set the parameter 0.03m/s. When velocity is bigger than the excision value, excision
value is irrelevant with measuring result, have no effect on the measuring result.
5.11.How to set Zero Point

Each instrument will have a zero point when the flow is 0, but the display value is not 0.This is called Zero
Point. Ensure that the pipe is full of liquid and the flow is absolutely stopped. Then run the function in
window M42 by pressing the MENU 42 keys, then press ENTER key and wait until the counter readings
displayed in the top right corner of the screen goes to “00”; thus, the zero set is completed and the instrument
indicates the results automatically through Window No.01. Repeat zero set calibration if it still needs to be
minimized, i.e. the velocity reading is still high.
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5.12.How to use Scale Factor

Scale factor refers to the ratio between “actual value” and “reading value”. The scale factor default is a
factory calibration value for each instrument prior to shipment from the factory. Run the function in window
M45 by press the MENU 45 keys, then press ENT key. Re-calibration or change the Scale factor may be
necessary on different pipe lines or different applications in order to obtain better accuracy.
5.13.Password Protection
After the instrument lock can also check all the menus, but cannot modify the parameters. System lock is
used to avoid modification of the parameters. System locks in Menu 47 and be locked with 1-4 digits
password. When unlock the menu, use ▲or▼ and then press ENT key.
If the password of system lock or keypad lock is forgotten, please contact the factory.
5.14.Keypad locked
Keypad lock is used to prevent unauthorized keypad operating and make the LCD displayed a certain menu.
The keypad can be locked with 1-8 digits password, and after keypad locked, all keys are invalid, and the
LCD displays the menu that uses entered before enter Menu 48.
If the password of system lock or keypad lock is forgotten, please contact the factory.
5.15.How to use data timing output function

PUTF205 can output the data via RS232C. Data timing output function can set output content, start time,
interval time and duration. In M50, select [On] and select the output in order, then press “ENTER”.
5.16.4-20mA Output
Possessing a current loop output exceeding an accuracy of 0.1%, the PUTF205 is programmable and
configurable with multiple output modules such as 4 ~20mA or 0~20mA, selected in Window M54. Select in
Window M54. In Window M55, enter a 4mA flow value. Enter the 20mA flow value in Window M56.
For instance, if the flow range in a specific pipe is 0~1000m3/h, enter 0 in Window M55 and 1000 in
Window M56. If the flow ranges from -1000~0~2000m3/h, configure the 20~4~20mA module by selecting
Window M54 when flow direction is not an issue. Enter -1000 in Window M55 and 2000 in Window M56.
When flow direction is an issue, module 0~4~20mA is available. When the flow direction displays as
negative, the current output is in range of 0~4mA, whereas the 4~20mA is for the positive direction. The
output module options are displayed in Window M54. Enter “-1000” in Window M55 and 2000 in Window
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M57.
5.17.Analog voltage signal output

Parallel a 250 resistance on both sides of electric current loop. The 4~20mA voltage can be changed into
1-~5V.
5.18.Frequency signal output

Ultrasonic flow meter has frequency signal output function. The high or low frequency output displayed
indicates the high or low flow rate reading. Users can reset the frequency output as well as flow rate per his
requirements.For instance, if a pipe flow range is 0~3000m3/h, the relative frequency output required is
123~1000Hz, and the configuration is as follows:
In Window M66 (low limit frequency output flow value), input 0;
In Window M67 (high limit frequency output flow value), input 3000;
In Window M65 (Select frequency range), Press ENTER, input Low FO frequency 123, Press ∨, input
1000.Frequency signal output by OCT, select the item 13 in M78.
5.19.Totalizer pulse output

Totalizer output by OCT or relay and both of them should be set. (refer to M78, M79)
If user want to output positive volume by relay output, each pulse equals 0.1m³,set as below.
 In Window M32, select volume unit, m³
 In Window M33, select Multiplier factor, 2*0.1
 In Window M79, select No.9 positive volume output
Notice: Please select the suitable totalizer output. If the output is too large or too small, it will influence the
working life and lose the pulse. Recommended velocity is 1~60 pulse/min.
5.20.Alarm signal output

There are two kinds of alarm output, sound alarm and switch alarm.
The sound alarm is working by buzzer. In Window M77, select buzzer. The switch alarm is working by OCT
or relay output and work in the following cases.
1) No Signal
2) Poor Signal
3) State error
4) Reverse Flow
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5) Analog Output overflow 100%
6) Frequency Output overflow 120%
7) There are 2 alarms, alarm #1 Low Value and alarm #1 High Value. For example, select “Alarm
#1”, set “Alarm #1 Low Value” in Menu 73, and set “Alarm #1 High Value” in Menu 74. Set “Alarm #2 Low
Value” in Menu 75, and set “Alarm #1 High Value” in Menu 76.
For example 1, the setting method that requires the flow meter to generate sound alarm signal when it does
not enter the normal measuring state is, in Window M77, select the second item.
For example 2, requires the relay alarm output works when the flow rate is over 300~1000m³/h, following is
the step.
1. In Window M73, input 300
3. In Window M79, select sixth item, 6. #1 alarm is beyond limit
For example 3, , requires the OCT alarm output works when the flow rate is over 100~500m³/h, requires the
relay alarm output works when the flow rate is over 600~1000m³/h, following is the step.
5.21.How to use buzzer

The buzzer of ultrasonic flow meter is programmable. Except set the sound button, user can set other sound
condition, system generates alarm signal or totalizer output.
5.22.OCT output
OCT output is electrically isolated collector level open circuit output.open -shut condition is
programmable.Users can set on/off condition as one of following: alarm signal or totalizer pulse
output etc. The frequency output by OCT, when frequency works, other functions can‟t be used.
Frequency signal is connected by OCT terminal, please pay attention on position and negative
connection.
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5.23.Relay Output
Replay output is programmable. Users can set on/off condition as following: alarm signal or
totalizer pulse output etc.(refer to M79).Relay output is connected by RELAY terminal, also ca n be
connected with counter, alarm etc.
5.24. How to modify built-in calendar

No modification on the built-in calendar will be needed in most cases,because this flow meter
adopts RAMTRON calendar clips.Press ENT key under MENU60 once modification is needed.
When display„>‟on the left bottom of the LCD, indicates modification status.Use the “.” to skip
over these digits that do not need modification, then press ENT.
5.25.Adjust LCD Display

Ultrasonic flow meter LCD display backlight and contrast ratio can be set up by window.
Use window M70 to set up backlight. Press ENT key under MENU70, When display„>‟on the left
bottom of the LCD, indicates modification status.Use ▲ or▼ select the setup.
5.26.How to use RS232/RS485

Ultrasonic flow meter has Built-in RS-232C standard DB9 serial port.The data bits can be select
between 75 to 115200 baud rate.
Use M62 to set up parameters. Baud rate and parity parameters can be configured. Using matched
RS-232C/RS-485 converting device to connect to 485 BUS easily. This converting device is
electric isolated. It‟s convenient to be applied in industrial fields.
Refer to “RS232” communication protocol and command.
5.27.How to view the date totalizers

Use window M82 to view latest 64 days‟ data and working states.After pressing MENU82, select
the zero option “Day”, LCD will display as right box. Top left corner “00” -“63”indicates the serial
number. Middle “00-07-21”indicates calendar. Top right corner “--------” indicates working states.
If the status bar only displays “--------”,indicates normal working.If appears other characters,
please
refer to error code. Right value 3412.53 indicates this specific day net flow.
When view monthly flow，press MENU82 ,select the first option“view monthly”.
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When view yearly flow， press MENU82 ,select the first option“view yearly”.
5.28. How to use automatic amending function for offline compensation

Select “ON” in menu M83, the lost flow in power-off period will be automatically compensated
into flow totalizer when power on.
5.29.Timer
Window M72 display flow meter working time since reset the totalizer.
Press ENT , select “(YES)”option, then reset the timer.
5.30.How to use the manual totalizer

Press MENU 38 to start the manual totalizer, Press ENT to stop the totalizer.
5.31.How to use quantitative(batch) controller

The built-in batch controller can be controlled by keyboard or the rising/falling signal as input, use
OCT or relay to output.
When use analog input as controlling signal, inputting over 2mA current signal indicates “1”
state,“0” current indicates “0” state.
Use M80 to select control input signal, use M78(OCT output) or M79 （Relay output）, select “8
batch control”, then an output signal is generated on the OCT or replay output.
Start batch controller by using M81 to set the flow quantitative value. Refer to “ Menu table” M80,
M81.
5.32.How to use analog output to calibrate

Generally do not use this function, unless window57 current loop value is not same as actual value.
Because our company test strictly all flow meters before delivery.
Before analog input calibration, must operate hardware debugging window. Operation method as
flowing:
Press MENU-53ENT to calibrate current loop output 4mA, use precision ammeter to measure
current loop output value.
Using ▲ or ▼ to modify displayed value and stop modify until the current loop value display 4.00,
indicates finish 4mA calibration. Then press ENT to calibrate current loop output 20mA,
calibration method is same as 4mA. Calibration result will be stored in EEPROM automatically
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and will not lose even if power off.
Use window M+1 to check total working time since delivery.
Use window M+4 to check power-on/off total times since delivery.
6. Communication protocol and data storage
6.1. RS232 communication
6.1.1 Flow meter serial port definition
PIN 1 Empty
1 1
PIN 2 RXD Receive 2 2
3 3
PIN 3 TXD Transmit
4 4
PIN 4 DTS 5 5
6 6
PIN 5 Ground 7 7
8 8
PIN 6 DSR 9 9
PIN 7 +5V
PIN 8 Empty
PIN 9 RING Ringing signal input
6.1.2 Same with upper system RS232 connect directly

Refer to above figure.
6.1.3 Communication protocol usage

The sixth edition ultrasonic flow meter adopts FLV serial flow meter protocol, upper system send
“order” to control lower flow meter.
6.1.4 Basic command
Basic command adopt data string to represent, Using “enter” to represent command end. The
feature is random data length, commonly used command are below

Orders Meaning Data format
DQD(cr) note 0 Return every-day flow rate ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr) note 1

DQH(cr) Return every-hour flow rate ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)
DQM(cr) Return every-minute flow rate ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)
DQS(cr) Return every-second flow rate ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)
DV(cr) Return velocity ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)
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DI+(cr) Return positive volume ±dddddddE±d(cr)注 2

DI-(cr) Return negative volume ±dddddddE±d(cr)
DIN(cr) Return net volume ±dddddddE±d(cr)
DIE(cr) Return thermal volume ±dddddddE±d(cr)
DID(cr) Return instrument identification code(address code) ddddd(cr) 5 bit
E(cr) Return every-second thermal flow ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)
DL(cr) Return signal strength UP:dd.d,DN:dd.d,Q=dd(cr)
DS(cr) Return analog output AO percentage ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)
DC(cr) Return current error code Note 3
DA(cr) OCT or RELAY alarming TR:s,RL:s(cr)note 4
DT(cr) Current date and time yy-mm-dd,hh:mm:ss(cr)
M@(cr) Sent simulation value @ M@(cr)note 5
LCD(cr) Return current LCD content
C1(cr) OCT combined
C0(cr) OCT separated
R1(cr) RELAY combined
R0(cr) RELAY separated
FOdddd(cr) To make frequency output as “n” value Fdddd(cr)(lf)
Aoa(cr) To make current loop output as“a” value AOa(cr)(lf)note6
BA1(cr) Binary value of AI1 input（0~20mA） ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)(lf)
BA2(cr) Binary value of AI2 input（0~20mA) ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)(lf)
AI1(cr) Value of AI1 input (temperature pressure etc.) ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)(lf)
AI2(cr) Value of AI2 input ±d.ddddddE±dd(cr)(lf)
ESN(cr) Return serial number dddddddt(cr)(lf)注 7
N Single byte address command prefix note8
W Number string address command prefix note8
P Calibration pass back command prefix
& Command“plus”function symbol
RING(cr)(lf) Modem handshake order ATA(CR)(lf)
OK(cr) Modem replying signal Without output
Flow meter handshake signal AT(CR)(LF)
GA(cr) note９
GSM Message communication orderＡ note９
GB(cr) note９
GSM Message communication orderＢ note９
GC(cr) GSM Message communication orderＣ note９
DUMPnote10 Print buffer zone content in output system ASCII code format
DUMP0 Remove print buffer zone in system
DUMP1 Output print buffer zone content in system（24K） ASCII code format
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Note：
0．（cr） means enter，ASCII code value is 0DH. (lf) means newline, ASCII code value is
0AH.
1．D means 0~9 digits， 0 means +0.000000E+00
2．D means 0~9 digits, “E”integer has no decimal points.
3．1~6 letter means machine‟s status, please refer to error code chapter about the character
meaning such as“R”,“IH”
4．s means one of ON/OFF/UD
E.g. “TR:ON,RL:ON” means OCT and relay is combined.
E.g. “TR:UD,RL:UD” means OC and relay is not used.
5．@ means key, E.g. 30H means“0”key, command“M40”means key“4”.
6．a means current value, range is 0~20, e.g. AO2.34567, AO0.2
7．dddddddd means machine‟s serial number, t means machine‟s type.
8．If there are several flow meters in data network then basic command can‟t operate
separately. Need to add N or W prefix, otherwise all flow meters answer the orders at same
time which will result in system chaos.
9.Check flow meter parameters by phone messages through GSM module connection.
Please contact us about details.
10.View data in flow meter.
6.1.5 Function prefix and symbol

 P prefix
P can be added before every basic command, it means pass back data has CRC calibration.
Checksum is obtained by binary addition.
E.g. Order DI+（CR）（corresponding binary data is 44H,49H,2BH,0DH） pass back data is
+1234567E+0m3 （CR）(corresponding binary data is 2BH,31H,32H,33H,34H,35H,
36H,37H,45H,2BH,30H,6DH,33H,20H,0DH,0AH) and order PDI+(CR) pass back data is
+1234567E+0m3 !F7(CR), “!”means summation symbol, two bytes calibrated summation
(2BH+31H+32H+33H+34H+35H+ 36H+37H+45H+2BH+30H+6DH+33H+20H=(2)F7H)
Notice that before“!” no data and may exist space symbol.
 N Prefix
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The method of N: N+ single byte address code + basic command
E.g. If users want to check the velocity of No. 88 flow meter, send order NXDV(CR), The
decimal code value of X is 88. Suggest to use W command.
 W Prefix
The method of W: W+ number string address code + basic order, number string range is
0~65535 except for 13(ODH enter), 10(OAH newline), 10(OAH newline), 42(24H*), 38
（26H&）.If users want to check 12345 flow meters‟ velocity, send command W12345DV(CR),
corresponding binary code is 57H,31H,32H,33H,34H,35H,44H,56H,0DH.
 & function symbol
& function symbol can add more than 6 basic commands to constitute recombination
command and transmit to flow meter, flow meter answers at same time. E.g. Requiring to pass
back the No.4321 flow meter 1. flow rate, 2. velocity, 3. positive accumulation, 4.thermal
accumulation 5. AI1 analog input current value 6. AI2 analog input value and calibration,
sending commands as below
W4321PDQD&PDV&PDI+&PDIE&PBA1&PAI2(CR)
Pass back data at a time may be as below
+0.000000E+00m3/d!AC(CR)
+0.000000E+00m/s!88(CR)
+1234567E+0m3 !F7(CR)
+0.000000E+0GJ!DA(CR)
+7.838879E+00mA!59
+3.911033E+01!8E(CR)
6.1.6 Compatible protocol

1．Ultrasonic flow meter doesn‟t support compatible protocol 1 and compatible protocol 2 at the
same time. Select the compatible protocol 1 or compatible protocol 2 by the menu M+7.
2．Compatible protocol 1 and compatible protocol 2 are compatible with other factory‟s flow meter.
Please do not use the protocol 2 unless replacing.
3． The difference of compatible protocol 1 and compatible protocol 2 is the first one is single
command. Format is as below.
* + slave（ two bytes ASCII）+ two bytes(meaningless)
Answer and return message format(ASCII): 8 bytes flow rate (the last two digits are decimals) +12
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bytes volume (the last two digits are decimals)+4 bytes signal strength(the last o ne digit is
decimal)+4 bytes signal quality value(the last one digit is decimal)+2 bytes calibration (refer to
compatible protocol 2), totally 30 bytes.
4．Others refer to compatible protocol 2.
6.1.7 Compatible protocol 2

1 The compatible protocol is compatible with other factory‟s flow meter. Please do not use the
protocol unless replacing.
2 Asynchronous communication (master: computer system, salve: ultrasonic flow meter)
3 The default communication baud rate is 9600 bit/s
4 Single byte formats (10 bit)
4.1 Start bit (1 bit)
4.2 Stop bit (1 bit)
4. Calibrating (none)
4. Digit bit (8 bit)
5 Master communication signal
5.1 Master communication signal format
* salve number command from master to salve
5.1.1 5.1.2 5.1.3
5.1.1 * is the start bit (ASCII 2A)
5.1.2 Salve number, 000-999(transfer 3 bytes ASCII), 0 cannot be omitted.
5.1.3 Command from master to salve, totally 7 formats (0 -6 transfer single byte ASCII)
5.1.3.1 Command 0: obtain salve‟s flow rate and volume
5.1.3.2 Command 1: obtain salve‟s flow rate and volume
5.1.3.3 Command 2: obtain salve‟s positive and negative flow rate
5.1.3.4 Command 3: obtain salve‟s total time
5.1.3.5 Command 4: obtain salve‟s signal strength and signal quality value
5.1.3.6 Command 5: delete salve‟s volume
5.1.3.7 Command 6: delete salve‟s total time
5.2 For example * 189 0
Transfer: start bit: 2A
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Salve number: 31, 38, 39
Command: 30
6 Salve response signal
6.1 Response signal format to master command 0
Command + symbol Flow rate Volume Check bit
6.1.1 6.1.2 6.1.3 6.1.4
6.1.1 Command+symbol: total 2 bytes, the first byte is the command 0 from master. The second
byte is the symbol of flow rate (0 is positive, 1 is negative)
6.1.2 Flow rate: total 8 bytes (ASCII), the seventh and eighth bytes are decimals.
6.1.3 Volume: total 12 bytes (ASCII), the eleventh and twelfth bytes are decimals.
6.1.4 Check bit: total 2 bytes (ASCII) is the cumulative sum of the formal 22 bytes(decimal
addition), as CRC.
6.1.5 For example, master command is 0, the flow rate symbol is positive, flow rate value is
367.89m³/h， volume is 16745.78 m³. It should transmit 30，30，30，30，30，33，36，37，38，
39，30，30，30，30，30，31，36，37，34，35，37，38，33，31. Notice: the cumulative sum
is 31(transmit 33, 31).
Command +symbol Flow rate Volume Check bit
6.2.1 6.2.2 6.2.3 6.2.3
byte is the symbol of flow rate (0 is positive, 1 is negative)
6.2.2 Flow rate: total 8 bytes (ASCII), the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth digits are decimals.
6.2.3 Volume: total 12 bytes (ASCII), the eleventh and twelfth bytes are decimals.
6.2.4 Check bit: total 2 bytes (ASCII) is the cumulative sum of the formal 22 bytes, as CRC. 6.2.5
For example, master command 1 is , the flow rate symbol is positive, flow rate value is
3.6859m/s， volume is 16745.78 m³. It should transmit 31 ，30，30，30，30，33，36，38，35，
39，30，30，30，30，30，31，36，37，34，35，37，38，33，30. Notice: the cumulative sum
is 30(transmit 33, 30).
Command +symbol Flow rate Volume Check bit
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6.3.1 6.3.2 6.3.3 6.3.4
byte is meaningless.
6.3.2 Positive volume: total 12 bytes (ASCII), the eleventh and twelfth bytes are decim als.
6.3.3 Negative volume: total 12 bytes (ASCII), the eleventh and twelfth bytes are decimals.
6.3.4 Check bit: total 2 bytes (ASCII) is the cumulative sum of the formal 26 bytes, as CRC.
6.3.5 For example, master command 2 is, positive volume is 14368.59 m³. It should transmit 32 ，
30，30，30，30，30，30，31，34，33，36，38，35，39，30，30，30，30，30，31，36，
37，34，35，37，38，32，39. Notice: the cumulative sum is 29. (transmit 32,39.)
Command +symbol Total time Check bit
6.4.1 6.4.2 6.4.3
6.4.2Total time: 8 bytes(ASCII), unit: min
6.4.3 Check bit: total 2 bytes (ASCII) is the cumulative sum of the formal 10 bytes, as CRC.
6.4.4 For example, master command 3 is, total time is 4368 min. It should transmit 33，30，30，
30，30，30，34，33，36，38，32，34. Notice: the cumulative sum is 24. (transmit 32,34.)
Command +symbol Signal strength and quality value Check bit
6.5.1 6.5.2 6.5.3
6.5.2 Signal strength and quality value: total 8 byte(ASCII), Signal strength is 4 bytes, the last
byte is decimals.
6.5.3 Check bit: total 2 byte (ASCII) is the cumulative sum of the formal 10 bytes, as CRC.
6.5.4 E.g. Master command is 4, strength value is 88.9, quality value is 17.8. it should
transmit 34，30，30，38，38，39，30，31，37，38，34，35.
Notice：the cumulative sum is 45（transmit 34，35）.
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Command + symbol Check bit Key value Key value

Key ASCII
coding coding
6.6.1 6.6.2 (Hexadecimal)
(Decimalism)
6.6.1 Order + symbol, total 2 bytes, the first byte is
0 30H 48 0
the command 5 from master. The second byte is 1 31H 49 1
meaningless. 2 32H 50 2
3 33H 51 3
6.6.2 Check bit: total 2 bytes（ASCII code）is the
4 34H 52 4
cumulative sum of the formal 2 bytes, as CRC. 5 35H 53 5
6.6.3 This master command is used for deleting 6 36H 54 6

7 37H 55 7
slave volume.
8 38H 56 8
6.6.4 E.g. master command is 5. 9 39H 57 9
It should transmit：35， 30，36，35. . 3AH 58 :
CLR 3BH (0BH) 59 ;
Notice: the cumulative sum is 65（transmit 36, 35）.
MENU 3CH (0CH) 60 <
6.7 The corresponding signal format of system order ENT 3DH (0DH) 61 =
6 ▲ 3EH 62 >
▼ 3FH 63 ?
Command + symbol Check bit
6.7.1 6.7.2
6.7.1 Command + symbol, total 2 bytes, the first byte is the command 6 from master. The second
6.7.2 Check bit: total 2 bytes（ASCII code）is the cumulative sum of the formal 2 bytes, as CRC.
6.7.3 This master command is used for deleting slave total time.
6.7.4 E.g. master command is 6。
It should transmit 36，30，36，36。
Notice：the cumulative sum is 66（transmit 36, 36).
6.1.8 Key value coding
Key value coding is used for simulating key on upper computer when conne ction. E.g. input
command“M1”by serial port, same as the key 1 on ultrasonic flow meter keyboard,
All key coding is shown as the right table.
6.1.8 Programme examples

1．VB sent the command to check flow rate per second.
MSCOMM1.INPUT=”dqs”+vbcrlf;
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2. Use VB to send command, requiring pass back No.4321 flow meter 1. flow rate, 2. velocity, 3.
positive volume, 4.thermal volume 5. AI1 analog input current value 6. AI2 analog input value and
calibration, sending commands as below:
MSCOMM1.INPUT=“W4321PDQD&PDV&PDI+&PDIE&PBA1&PAI2”+VBCRLF;
3. Use VB to send the command to change and set pipe outer diameter(M11 window) as 345mm.
MSCOMM1.INPUT=”M<”+VBCRLF+”M1”+VBCRLF+”M1”+VBCRLF+”M3”+VBCRLF+”M4”
+VBCRLF+”M5”+VBCRLF+”M=”+VBCRLF
In above formula, “M<”means MENU key,“M=”means ENT key，“M1” means “1” key
6.2. RS485（Modbus-RTU） Communication

 RS485 output connection
 Green RS232 TXD(RS485 A)
 Blue：RS232 RXD(RS485B)
 Menu setting: M46 window sets network identification address code.
 Default communication baud rate is 9600, without calibration.
6.2.1 Modbus-RTU communication protocol

1. Register address
Register address（hexadecimal）
Register address Data length Description
（40001） 2 Return every-day flow rate
（40003） 4 Return every-hour flow rate
（40005） 6 Return every-minute flow rate
（40007） 8 Return every-second flow rate
（40009） 10 Return velocity
（40011） 12 Return positive volume
（40013） 14 Return negative volume
（40015） 16 Return net volume
（40017） 18 Return thermal volume
（40019） 20 Return every-second thermal flow rate
（40023） 24 Return T1 current value
（40025） 26 Return T2 current value
（40031） 32 Return analog input T1 value
（40033） 34 Return analog input T2 value
(40041) 42 Return electronic serial number
2. Sending data format

Meter address function code register address Read data register length CRC
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Calibration
Meter Address: One byte, expressed in Hex, the value in Menu 46. For example, M46 shows 22,
the meter address is 0x16.
Function Code: One byte. 03, read data from registers.
Register address of data start: Two bytes, expressed in Hex, and high bit is before low bit. For
example, read data from Flow Velocity, Start Register Address is “00 08”.
Length of Register Address: Two bytes, expressed in Hex, and high bit is before low bit. For
example, read data from Flow rate per day to Net totalizer, the length is “00 10”.
CRC Code: Two bytes, expressed in Hex, and high bit is before low bit.
For example, Instrument address is 01.
Every-day flow rate 01 03 00 00 00 02 C4 0B
Every-hour flow rate 01 03 00 02 00 02 65 CB
Every-minute flow rate 01 03 00 04 00 02 85 CA
Every-second flow rate 01 03 00 06 00 02 24 0A
Velocity 01 03 00 08 00 02 45 C9
Positive volume 01 03 00 0A 00 02 E4 09
Negative volume 01 03 00 0C 00 02 04 08
Net volume 01 03 00 0E 00 02 A5 C8
Net thermal volume 01 03 00 10 00 02 C5 CE
Every-second thermal flow 01 03 00 12 00 02 64 0E
Analog input T1 current value 01 03 00 16 00 02 25 CF
Analog input T2 current value 01 03 00 18 00 02 44 0C
Analog input T1 value（temperature） 01 03 00 LE 00 02 A4 0D
Analog input T1 value(temperature） 01 03 00 20 00 02 C5 C1
Electronic serial number 01 03 00 28 00 02 44 03
3. Receiving data format
Meter address, function code, register address, read data area, CRC calibration
Meter Address: One byte, expressed in Hex, the value in Menu 46. For example, M46 is 22, the
meter address is 0x16.
Function Code: One byte 03.
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Bytes Length of Returning Data Section: One byte, expressed in Hex, every data return 4 bytes.
For example, read every-day and every-hour flow rate, read data byte length is 00 04, return data
byte length is 0x08.
Read data area: indicates in Hex, every 4 bytes indicate one data, high byte is front, low byte is
behind.
CRC Code: Two bytes, indicates in Hex, high byte is front, low byte is behind.
6.3. Data storage function

Menu setup
Window M 60, calibrate meter time
Window M 50, “data timing output option” select “ON”
Window M 51, setting data record start time, time interval, time of duration.
Window M 51,The start time can‟t be earlier than window M60 time, start to store data after
setting parameters.
Can set the start time “**:**:**”, it means start to store data immediately. It also can be used if the
time of duration is more than 24 hours.
“**:**:**” means have no time limit. “*” Press the decimal point key on the screen. Take notice
that the start time can‟t be earlier than the time in flow meter Menu 60.
Window M 52, setting data output 0. RS232;
Window M 62，selecting baud rate=9600 serial port setting None
Then inserting the SD card, restart meter, then data storage will start.
Reminder Must restart the meter, otherwise data storage can‟t work normally.
Read Data
When data storage device works, it will create .CVS format file named by date.
Naming format is
YY-MM-DD.csv
16-03-25.csv
Can use EXCEL to store the data, and open it to analyze directly. After storing 2000 data(default is
2000, adjustable, please inquiry factory when need to adjust), it will save the data in a new file as
naming rules.
The data file displays as below:
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7. Thermal Energy Measuring Function
7.1. Introduction
PUTF205 serial ultrasonic flow meter(except handheld) has built -in thermal energy measurement
function. The flow meter can automatically calculate fluid energy, display energy flow rate and net
energy volume.Temperature signal is inputted by T1,T2 terminals.
Thermal energy=flow*density*(T1 enthalpy-T2 enthalpy )
Energy=flow×density×(T1 enthalpy-T2 enthalpy). T1，T2 thermal enthalpy is automatically
calculate by heat meter according to international standard. M05 Display energy flow rate,net flow
rate。
M06 Display T1、T2 temperature value.
M63 and M64 set temperature range
M84 Energy unit selection, GJ or KWh.
M85 Temperature signal source selection, input T1 、T2, fixed temperature difference.
M86 Select the thermal capacity according to international standard.
M87 Open or close energy flow totalizer.
M88 Totalizer multiplier factor selection, default:x1.
M89 Reset energy totalizer
7.2. Thermal energy meter wiring connection

Fluid temperature is generated by Pt1000 signal.T1 connects to inlet temperature sensor,T2
connects outlet temperature sensor.
Menu 05 displays energy flow rate ,net energy volume. Menu 06 displ ays T1,T2 temperature
value.
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7.3. Temperature Range

Use menu M63 and M64 to setup temperature range.
When temperature sensor output 1000Ω, temperature is 0℃, and output 1758.56Ω, temperature is
200℃.
User needs to input temperature range 0 -200℃ in menu M63 and M64.
User can check the displayed temperature value in menu M06.
7.4. Temperature Sensor Mounting Requirements

Temperature sensor includes clamp-on and insertion mounting methods.
When mount temperature sensor ,notice following tips:
1) Clamp-on temperature sensor is mounted out of pipe and installed in any position. Insertion temperature
sensor is generally mounted 5D downstream of velocity sensor.
2) It is benefit for measuring accuracy, safe and reliable and easily repaired.
3) Insert the sensor to the central position(vertical mount or tilt mount). If the measuring pipe diameter is
200mm, the temperature sensor depth should be 100mm.
4) Temperature sensor cable is provided by manufacturer ,standard cable length is 1.5m, optional 10m.
7.5. Temperature Sensor Mounting Steps

 Clamp-on
Take notice of the pipe condition after selecting clamp -on temperature sensor mounting
point.Mounting point pipe must keep clean before clamp the temperature sensor on the surface of
pipe. Keep the pipe wall conduct well.
 Insertion
Insertion temperature sensor accuracy is higher than clamp -on as the insertion temperature sensor
is directly contacted with measuring media. There are two methods to mount insertion temperature
sensor after position the mounting point.
 Use ball valve to mount insertion temperature sensor
For weldable pipe(e.g.carbon steel,PVC etc.）,weld the ball valve directly on the surface of the
pipe. Do not contain air holes in case of leakage or fracture while welding(clean the pipe surface
around the welding point before welding).
For pipes can‟t be directly welded(e.g.iron steel cast,cement etc.),customized pipe hoops are
required(with sealed gasket). Ball valve base are welded on the hoops in advance, tighten the
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hoops on the pipe. Please compress the sealing gasket tightly to avoid leaking.
Connect driller sealed gasket with customized ball valve thread, open ball valve aft er tightening.
Push the driller until it touches the surface of pipe. Lock it, switch on the power, start drilling.
Keep low speed, do not fast, slowly drilling in case of drill bit stuck or broken. After opened, push
out the drill rod until the front of drill bit close to the ball valve center. Close ball valve, unload
driller(it‟s better to open a little ball valve,flush away the scarp iron for easy installation of
sensor).Insert the sensor,adjust the depth, fix it.

Directly open holes on the pipe, insert sensor, weld sensor on the surface of the pipe. Notice:
elements of temperature sensor measuring should reach the central position of the pipe.
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8. Error Code
Error code reasons and solutions
Code Display in M08 Reasons Solutions

*R System operating normally * System normal
*J SCPU Fatal Error * Hardware fault * Contact us
* No signal received
* Make sure the transducer is close to the
pipe. Use sufficient couplant.
* A poor connection between transducer
* Make sure no rust, stain, oil paint on
and pipe, or too little couplant applied.
the pipe surface. Use flat file to clean the
pipe surface.
*I *The transducer has not been installed
Signal not detected * Check the original settings.
properly.
*Clean the scaling or change the pipe.
Normally, try to change the measuring
* Too much scale formation in the inside
point.
pipe.
* Wait until the liner is saturated and
solidified.
* New Liner
*H * low signal
Low signal strength * The same as above.
* same as above
*H * poor signal
Poor signal quality * The same as above.
* same as above
Current loop value＞20mA
* Recheck the setting（see M56 in the
*E （ Ignore it if measuring * 4-20mA current loop output over 100%
manual）or make sure the actual flow is
process don‟t use current * Wrong current loop output setting
too large.
loop)
Frequency output is higher
than setting * Frequency output over 120%, * Recheck the frequency output setting
*Q (Ignore it if measuring * Wrong frequency output setting or （see M66- M69 menu）or make sure
process don‟t use frequency actual flow is too large. actual flow is too large.
output)
* Restart the device and observe the
* Self-checking
*F information displayed on the screen. If
See table 1
the problem persists, contact us.
* Perpetual hardware fault
* Contact us.
Adjusting Gain >S1 *These 4 steps mean that the machine is
going through the gain adjustment
Adjusting Gain >S2
process, preparing for the normal
Adjusting Gain >S3
*G measurement.
Adjusting Gain >S4
Displayed in *If the machine stops on S1 and S2 or
M00,M01,M02,M03 shift between S1 and S2, it means that the
received signal is too low or the waveform
window）
is not so good.
*K Empty pipe, M29 menu If there is fluid in the pipe, input “0”in
No fluid in the pipe or wrong setting
setting the M29 menu.
Remark：Error code *Q,*E doesn‟t influence measurement, only indicate current loop and
frequency output have problems.
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Appendix A: FUILD CHARACTERISTIC (SOUND SPEED)

Kinematic Absolute
Density (Kg/m3) Sound Speed delta-v/degree C
Viscosity viscosity
Fluid
20 degrees C m/s ft/s m/s/degree C m2/s
Butyl acetate 1270 4163.9
Ethyl acetate 901 1085 3559.7 -4.4 0.489 0.441
Methyl acetate 934 1211 3973.1 0.407 0.380
n-Propyl acetate 1280 4196.7
Acetone 790 1174 3851.7 -4.5 0.399 0.316
Alcohol 790 1207 3960.0 -4.0 1.396 1.101
Alcohol, Butyl 830 1270 4163.9 -3.3 3.239 2.688
Alcohol, Ethyl 830 1180 3868.9 -4 1.396 1.159
Alcohol, Methyl 791 1120 3672.1 -2.92 0.695 0.550
Alcohol, Propyl 1170 3836.1
Alcohol, Propyl 780 1222 4009.2 2.549 1.988
Ammonia 770 1729 5672.6 -6.7 0.292 0.225
Aniline 1020 1639 5377.3 4.0 3.630 3.710
Benzene 880 1330 4363.5 4.7 0.711 0.625
Benzene, Ethyl 867 1338 4389.8 0.797 0.691
Bromine 2930 889 2916.7 -3.0 0.323 0.946
n-Butane 600 1085 3559.7 -5.8
Butyrate, Ethyl 1170 3836.1
Carbon dioxide 1100 839 2752.6 -7.7 0.137 0.151
Carbon tetrachloride 1600 926 3038.1 -2.5 0.607 0.968
Chlorobenzene 1110 1273 4176.5 -3.6 0.722 0.799
Chloroform 1490 979 3211.9 -3.4 0.550 0.819
Diethyl ether 710 985 3231.6 -4.9 0.311 0.222
Diethyl Ketone 1310 4295.1
Diethylene glycol 1120 1586 5203.4 -2.4
Ethanol 790 1207 3960.0 -4.0 1.390 1.097
Ethyl alcohol 790 1207 3960.0 -4.0 1.396 1.101
Ether 710 985 3231.6 -4.9 0.311 0.222
Ethyl ether 710 985 3231.6 -4.9 0.311 0.222
Ethylene glycol 1110 1658 5439.6 -2.1 17.208 19.153
Freon R12 774.2 2540
Gasoline 700 1250 4098.4
Glycerine 1260 1904 6246.7 -2.2 757.100 953.946
Glycol 1110 1658 5439.6 -2.1
Isobutanol 810 1212 3976.4
Iso-Butane 1219.8 4002
Isopentane 620 980 3215.2 -4.8 0.340 0.211
Isopropanol 790 1170 3838.6 2.718 2.134
Isopropyl alcohol 790 1170 3838.6 2.718 2.134
Kerosene 810 1324 4343.8 -3.6
Linalool 1400 4590.2
Linseed Oil 925-939 1770 5803.3
Methanol 790 1076 3530.2 -2.92 0.695 0.550
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Methyl alcohol 790 1076 3530.2 -2.92 0.695 0.550

Methylene chloride 1330 1070 3510.5 -3.94 0.310 0.411
Methylethyl Ketone 1210 3967.2
Motor Oil (SAE 20/30) 880-935 1487 4875.4
Octane 700 1172 3845.1 -4.14 0.730 0.513
Oil, Castor 970 1477 4845.8 -3.6 0.670 0.649
Oil, Diesel 800 1250 4101
Oil (Lubricating X200) 1530 5019.9
Oil (Olive) 910 1431 4694.9 -2.75 100.000 91.200
Oil (Peanut) 940 1458 4783.5
Paraffin Oil 1420 4655.7
Pentane 626 1020 3346.5 0.363 0.227
Petroleum 876 1290 4229.5
1-Propanol 780 1222 4009.2
Refrigerant 11 1490 828.3 2717.5 -3.56
Refrigerant 12 1520 774.1 2539.7 -4.24
Refrigerant 14 1750 875.24 2871.5 -6.61
Refrigerant 21 1430 891 2923.2 -3.97
Refrigerant 22 1490 893.9 2932.7 -4.79
Refrigerant 113 1560 783.7 2571.2 -3.44
Refrigerant 114 1460 665.3 2182.7 -3.73
Refrigerant 115 656.4 2153.5 -4.42
Refrigerant C318 1620 574 1883.2 -3.88
Silicone (30 cp) 990 990 3248 30.000 29.790
Toluene 870 1328 4357 -4.27 0.644 0.558
Transformer Oil 1390 4557.4
Trichlorethylene 1050 3442.6
1,1,1-Trichloro-ethane 1330 985 3231.6 0.902 1.200
Turpentine 880 1255 4117.5 1.400 1.232
Water, distilled 996 1498 4914.7 -2.4 1.000 0.996
Water, heavy 1000 1400 4593
Water, sea 1025 1531 5023 -2.4 1.000 1.025
Wood Alcohol 791 1076 3530.2 -2.92 0.695 0.550
m-Xylene 868 1343 4406.2 0.749 0.650
o-Xylene 897 1331.5 4368.4 -4.1 0.903 0.810
p-Xylene 1334 4376.8 0.662
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Appendix B: Pipe Material Sound Speed Table

Pipe Material Sound Speed (m/s)
Steel 3206 Liner Material Sound Speed (m/s)
ABS 2286 Teflon 1225
Aluminium 3048 Titanium 3150
Brass 2270 Cement 4190
Cast Iron 2460 Tar Epoxy 2540
Bronze 2270 Porcelain Enamel 2540
Fiber Glass 3430 Glass 5970
Glass 3276 Polyethylence 2280
Polyethylene 1950 PTFE 1600
PVC 2540 PTFE 1450
Rubber 1600
Appendix C: Water Sound Speed table ( pressure: 1 bar）

Unit：Temperature ℃；Sound Speed m/s （Pressure 1Bar）
Temp. Sound Speed Temp. Sound Speed Temp. Sound Speed Temp. Sound Speed
0 1402.3 25 1496.6 50 1542.5 75 1555.1
1 1407.3 26 1499.2 51 1543.5 76 1555.0
2 1412.2 27 1501.8 52 1544.6 77 1554.9
3 1416.9 28 1504.3 53 1545.5 78 1554.8
4 1421.6 29 1506.7 54 1546.4 79 1554.6
5 1426.1 30 1509.0 55 1547.3 80 1554.4
6 1430.5 31 1511.3 56 1548.1 81 1554.2
7 1434.8 32 1513.5 57 1548.9 82 1553.9
8 1439.1 33 1515.7 58 1549.6 83 1553.6
9 1443.2 34 1517.7 59 1550.3 84 1553.2
10 1447.2 35 1519.7 60 1550.9 85 1552.8
11 1451.1 36 1521.7 61 1551.5 86 1552.4
12 1454.9 37 1523.5 62 1552.0 87 1552.0
13 1458.7 38 1525.3 63 1552.5 88 1551.5
14 1462.3 39 1527.1 64 1553.0 89 1551.0
15 1465.8 40 1528.8 65 1553.4 90 1550.4
16 1469.3 41 1530.4 66 1553.7 91 1549.8
17 1472.7 42 1532.0 67 1554.0 92 1549.2
18 1476.0 43 1533.5 68 1554.3 93 1548.5
19 1479.1 44 1534.9 69 1554.5 94 1547.5
20 1482.3 45 1536.3 70 1554.7 95 1547 .1
21 1485.3 46 1537.7 71 1554.9 96 1546.3
22 1488.2 47 1538.9 72 1555.0 97 1545.6
23 1491.1 48 1540.2 73 1555.0 98 1544.7
24 1493.9 49 1541.3 74 1555.1 99 1543.9
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 Please insert the plug into wire connecting terminal completely.

unavoidable, otherwise product can‟t work properly.

2.CLAMP-ON TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION ........................................................................................ 6

2.1 Measuring point selection ..................................................................................................................... 6

4.1 Menu table .......................................................................................................................................... 18

5.1. How to judge flow meter work properly............................................................................................ 40

5.14. Keypad locked ................................................................................................................................. 43

6. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL AND DATA STORAGE ................................................................. 48

6.1. RS232 communication ....................................................................................................................... 48

7. THERMAL ENERGY MEASURING FUNCTION ................................................................................ 58

8. ERROR CODE ........................................................................................................................................... 62

APPENDIX A:FUILD CHARACTERISTIC (SOUND SPEED) ............................................................... 63

APPENDIX B：PIPE MATERIAL SOUND SPEED TABLE .................................................................... 65

APPENDIX C：WATER SOUND SPEED TABLE ( PRESSURE: 1 BAR） ........................................... 65

1.2 Measuring Principle

Measuring Principle Transit-time

Protection Class IP67

Temperature Sensor PT1000

Transmitter Clamp-on transducer Insertion transducer

PT1000 clamping（optional） PT1000 insertion（optional） Stainless steel belt

Clamp-on transducer Insertion transducer

2. Clamp-on transducer installation

2.1 Measuring point selection

Upstream distance Downstream distance

2.2 Installation Preparation

2.3 Couplant usage

2.4 Transducer mounting method

2.5 Transducer cable

2.6 Clamp-on transducer installation

2.6.1 Transducer installing distance

2.7 Insertion transducer installation

2.7.1 Installation position

Lengthways pipe length L>（D+1000）mm. (as drawing 2)

2.7.3 Input parameters

Transmitter original setting submenu

2.7.4 Installation steps

Drawing 3 200mm lineatio

4D(D outer diameter)

Straight line parallel with pipe axle

Welding the ball valve base at points A and B.

Special ball valve Special ball valve

Ball valve base welded on pipe

3. Drilling hole(as drawing 10)

4. Inserting transducers（as drawing 11）

6. Wire connecting drawing( as drawing 13)

Negative electrode Positive

Shield cable inlet 12 Special

2.8 Transducer inspection

2.8.1 Signal Strength

2.8.2 Signal Quality (Q value)

2.8.3 Total Time and Delta Time

2.8.4 Transit Time Ratio

3. Transmitter installation, cables connection and keyboard operation.

3.1 Transmitter installation point selection

-corrosive fluid fall down

3.2 Transmitter cables connection

3.3 Keyboard Function

◀ to backspace or delete characters to the left.

The arrow keys ∧ and ∨ To return to the last menu or to open

the next menu, are used to scroll through menu configuration

parameters; also acts as “+” and “-” functions when entering