Corus Guid PDF

Corus PTZ
Gas Volume converter
User's Guide
V1.1 / September 2003
Title : Owner :
FR:PTZ/MKT USER_GUID Manuel utilisateur V2 export anglais Hardware_literature Andre Laborde RELEASED
Copyright Actaris 03
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
1 / 36
Viewed by Andre Laborde (10/23/03) .
D0216877
AA
v2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction ................................................................................................................3
Product presentation.....................................................................................................................3 Operating principle........................................................................................................................3 Main characteristics ......................................................................................................................4 Overall dimensions .......................................................................................................................5 Main components..........................................................................................................................5 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5
Synoptic of the product.............................................................................................6
Hardware architecture............................................................................................................................6 2.2 Metrological sealing scheme .........................................................................................................6 2.3 Customer sealing ..........................................................................................................................7 2.4 Metrological label ..........................................................................................................................8
Metrological measurements and inputs/outputs ....................................................9

Temperature measurement...........................................................................................................9 Pressure measurement.................................................................................................................9 Compressibility ratio calculation ..................................................................................................10 Conversion factor calculation ......................................................................................................11 Volumes metering .......................................................................................................................11 Volumes metering .......................................................................................................................12 Tamper input...............................................................................................................................13 Coherence LF input ....................................................................................................................13 On/off inputs ...............................................................................................................................13 On/off outputs .............................................................................................................................14 Instantaneous flows ....................................................................................................................14 Optical port .................................................................................................................................15 RS232 port..................................................................................................................................15 Database ....................................................................................................................................16 Alarms ........................................................................................................................................18 Alarms Reset ..............................................................................................................................21 Switches and data access...........................................................................................................22 Use of the keyboard....................................................................................................................24 'INDEX' menu .............................................................................................................................24 'VALUE' menu.............................................................................................................................24 'ALARM' menu ............................................................................................................................24 'DATA' menu...............................................................................................................................25 'CONFIG' menu...........................................................................................................................25 Fixing ..........................................................................................................................................31 Connectors and terminals ...........................................................................................................31 Installation of the sensors ...........................................................................................................33 Power supply ..............................................................................................................................33 Programming ..............................................................................................................................35 General.......................................................................................................................................36 Marking relative to ATEX - Zone .................................................................................................36 Specific Instructions ....................................................................................................................36
3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6
Non-metrological measurements and inputs/outputs..........................................13
4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5
5 6
Communication ........................................................................................................15 Functional description.............................................................................................16
5.1 5.2 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4
User interface ...........................................................................................................23
7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6
Installation, commissioning and maintenance .....................................................31
8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5
Safety instructions...................................................................................................36
9.1 9.2 9.3

Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
2 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Product presentation

Corus PTZ is a type 1 gas volume converter that can be configured as a T, PT or PTZ version. It is designed to calculate gas volumes under base conditions, based on a volume at metering conditions, a temperature, a pressure, a compressibility. Its volume input is a low frequency one that can be connected to any Ex compliant gas meter that provides such information. Corus PTZ belongs to a new generation of volume converters that are designed to achieve a high level of performance thanks to a powerful electronic equipment. Based on the use of flash memory, its architecture allows the download of a new firmware release through a laptop without board modification. Corus PTZ is approved according the new European standard (EN 12405) and it can be used for commercial and fiscal gas transactions. According to the European regulation, it bears the CE marking and complies with the following directives: 1989/336/EEC 1994/9/EC (electromagnetic directive) (potentially explosive atmospheres directive)
Corus PTZ provides the following functions : acquisition and integration of the volume measured by the meter measurement of gas temperature and gas pressure calculation of the compressibility factor (PTZ version) calculation of the conversion factor and of the volume in base conditions using a T,PT or PTZ conversion calculation of the measured and converted flow rates display of the measured and calculated data management of alarms and sending to remote central systems management of a large database multiple communication channels for local and remote operations on/off inputs and outputs
1.2 Operating principle

The gas meter measures a volume of gas at metering conditions (Vm), under specific pressure (Pm) and temperature (Tm) conditions. This volume is converted into a volume at base conditions by Corus PTZ according to EN 12405:
Vb = P Tb Zb Vm = C Vm Pb T Z
where : V Vb T Tb Pm Pb
Title : Owner :
= = = = = =
Volume at measuring conditions Converted volume at reference (base) conditions Gas temperature at metering conditions Reference (base) absolute temperature Gas absolute pressure at metering conditions Reference (base) absolute pressure
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
3 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
Z Zb C
= = =
Gas compressibility factor at metering conditions Gas compressibility factor at reference (base) conditions Conversion factor
1.3 Main characteristics

Type of device Type of conversion Box material Box external dimensions : : : : type 1 converter T, PT, PTZ Polycarbonate L = 22.2 cm W = 8.6 cm H = 14.5 cm ca. 1.5kg [ -25C ; +55C ] [ -40C ; +70C ] IP65 according to EN 60529 Internal battery (between 2.6V and 3.7V) external Ex power supply module External piezo-resistive sensor Platinum probe (Pt1000 according to EN 60751) low frequency input (2 Hz Max) Group II, category 1 device : II 1G ia IIC T4
Overall weight (without cables) Ambient temperature range Gas temperature range IP degree Power supply Pressure sensor Temperature probe Volume input Potentially explosive atmospheres rating
: : : : : : : : :
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
4 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
1.4 Overall dimensions
1.5 Main components

Programming Programming Switch Connector Battery Connector Fuse Battery
Display
Customer Switch
Metrology Shield
J1
1 2 3 4 5 6
J3
1 2 3
125mA
Qb Qm C Z/Z0 T P
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4
Keyboard Connection
Programming Connector
Flash Memory
Extension Slot (J3 Connector) SRAM Memory Modem Fixing
Title : Owner :
VALUE = = = = = = 1843.96 1554.56 5.64 54 1.00 35 13.5 15.6 98 C bar Nm3 / h m3 / h
J5
125mA
J6
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
J2
J4
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
5 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
SYNOPTIC OF THE PRODUCT

Corus PTZ is delivered in a IP65 wall-mounted device designed in a tight polycarbonate enclosure. A hinge on the left of the box makes any operation on the field very easy, providing a clear access to all major parts of the product (terminals, switches, internal battery,) Corus PTZ is built with three electronic boards : a display board , that includes the liquid crystal display a 'CPU' board that holds the heart of the product (the microcontroller and its direct peripherals: RAM and flash memories, ) an 'I/O' board , that gathers all terminals, the pressure and temperature acquisition circuits, the LF and tamper inputs, the digital inputs and outputs, the RS232 and the internal battery. Note : two components in Corus PTZ integrate firmware : one micro-controller on the CPU board one specific chip on the I/O board that is dedicated to pulse acquisition, pressure and temperature measurement.
2.1 Hardware architecture

Optional board
Internal slot for future optional board
I/O board
program. interface
analog front-end LF+tamper inputs LF1 input LF2 input tamper input
metrology ASSP keyboard prog switch
CPU board
program. interface
RS232
microcontroller + direct periph. on/off outputs optical port
TxD RxD DTR +6V +0V
on/off output #1 on/off output #2 on/off input #1 on/off input #2
LCD board
INDEX VALUE ALARM DATA CONFIG
on/off inputs customer switch

ba tte ry
Unconverted volume:
00000000.000
Converted volume:
power supply
ext+ ext-
m3 Nm3
00000000.000
2.2 Metrological sealing scheme

The metrological sealing protects the access: to all metrological components to all connections to the sensors and to the meter to the prog switch that is used to configure access to metrological data (see 6.4) The standard sealing is made up of two plates that cover respectively the CPU board and the metrological part of the I/O board. These plates are screwed and sealed.
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
6 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
1:metrological plate protected by seal 2: metrological plate protected by seal 3: inviolable metrological label
2.3 Customer sealing

It is possible to place on the right top corner and/or on the right bottom corner of the box a nonmetrological seal (called customer seal) to prevent any access to the enclosure of Corus PTZ. Any attempt to open the box lets permanent visible marks on the seal or on the enclosure. This seal notably protects the access to: the non-metrological interfaces the customer switch that is used to configure access to customer data (see 6.4) the battery
INDEX P T Z/Z0 C Qm Qb
VALUE ALARM = = = = = = 15.698 13.5 1.0035 5.6454 1554.56 1843.96
DATA bar C m3 / h Nm3 / h
CONFIG
1 : customer seals
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
7 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
2.4 Metrological label

A label is provided on the top of the product for the metrological marking and the CE marking. This label is inviolable: it cannot be unstuck without being destroyed. This label provides the following data: name of the manufacturer ( Actaris) serial number of the device manufacturing date LF input pulse weight ambient temperature range conversion formula: T, PT or PTZ S-GERG88 nature of the gas serial number and range of the pressure sensor (PT and PTZ version) serial number and range of the temperature sensor reference pressure reference temperature metrological approval file number CE marking and data required by the potentially explosive atmospheres regulation
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
8 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
METROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS AND INPUTS/OUTPUTS
3.1 Temperature measurement

Corus PTZ is provided with a four wires Pt1000 temperature sensor that is in accordance with IEC/EN 60751 (1000 resistance at 0C). Its four wires mounting provides a high accuracy by eliminating the resistance of the cable. The temperature sensor has an IP67 protection degree according to EN 60529 and is delivered with a cable length of either 2.50m or 0.80m. Its operating range (gas temperature range) is [-40C ; +70C]. The temperature measurement period is programmable from 1 to 20 seconds. This data is protected by the metrological switch. When the display is On , this period is forced to 1 second. Whenever the temperature leaves the operating range defined by two minimal and maximal temperature thresholds or whenever a temperature sensor failure is detected, a temperature metrological alarm is generated (see 6.2.2)
3.2 Pressure measurement

3.2.1 T version When used as a T converter, Corus PTZ uses a fixed pressure that is calculated according to the following formula:
pressure = 1.01325 bar + gas.rel.press. 1.202 10 4 bar/m altitude
where: pressure gas.rel.pres altitude
= = =
fixed pressure used for the T conversion gas fixed relative pressure to be programmed into the device altitude of the installation to be programmed into the device
3.2.2 PT and PTZ versions When used as a PT or PTZ converter, Corus PTZ is provided with an external absolute piezoresistive pressure sensor providing a rangeability higher than 11. Two (2) operating pressure range are available : 0,9 bara to 10 bara 7,2 bara to 80 bara
The sensor is made into a stainless steel enclosure and has an IP66 protection degree according to EN 60529. It can withstand an overpressure of 1.25 times its maximal pressure (i.e. 12.5 bara) for 30 minutes. It is equipped with a G1/4 (BSP) male terminal that allows its direct connection to the gas meter or to the gas pipe. It is delivered with a cable length of either 2.50m or 0.80m. All pressure sensors are delivered with their own characterization coefficients (12) that must be programmed into the converter so that the accuracy required by EN 12405 can be reached over the whole pressure and temperature range. The temperature measurement period is programmable from 1 to 30 seconds. This data is protected by the metrological switch. When the display is On , this period is forced to 1 second.
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
9 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
Whenever the pressure leaves the operating range defined by two minimal and maximal pressure thresholds or whenever a pressure sensor failure is detected, a pressure metrological alarm is generated (see 6.2.1)
3.3 Compressibility ratio calculation

Corus PTZ can be programmed to display either Zb/Z or Z/Zb (this choice is a metrological parameter). 3.3.1 T and PT versions When configured as a T or PT converter, Corus PTZ uses a constant value as compressibility factor. This value (Zb/Z or Z/Zb fixed ratio) can be set by programming. 3.3.2 PTZ version Corus PTZ calculates the compressibility factor: At a programmable period from 1s to 30s if the display is off (same period than P and T acquisition) every second if the display is on When configured as a PTZ converter, Corus PTZ computes the compressibility ratio of the gas using of the following formula : S-GERG88 AGANX19 standard AGANX19 modified AGA8 16 Coefficients (Table of Z) According to the selected formula, the following data are then necessary and must be programmed into the device :
S-GERG %CO2 %N2 %H2 HSV (Cv) Specific gravity Prd Trd
AGANX19 (Std. or Mod. )
AGA8
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
10 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
According the selected formula, gas composition has to be into following range : S-GERG :
0% 0% 0.55 5.27 < %CO2 < 30% < %H2 < 10% < SG < 0.9 < Cv (kWh) < 13.33
AGANX19
0% 0% 0.55 < %CO2 < < %N2 < < SG < 30% 50% 0.9
AGA8
0% 0% 0.55 < %CO2 < %N2 < SG < 30% < 50% < 0.9
3.4 Conversion factor calculation

Corus PTZ calculates the conversion factor: At a programmable period from 1s to 30s if the display is off (same period than P and T acquisition) every second if the display is on The calculation is done according to the formula defined in EN 12405: P Tb Zb C= Pb T Z The reference pressure Pb and the reference temperature Tb must be programmed into the device.
3.5 Volumes metering

Corus PTZ manages two volume indexes and two under alarm volume counters: an unconverted index a converted index an under alarm unconverted counter a total converted counter The two indexes are available in the 'INDEX' menu of the display, whereas the under alarm unconverted counter and the total converted counter can be found in the 'ALARM' (see 6.2).
3.5.1 Main LF input and unconverted volumes Corus PTZ features a low frequency (LF) input that can work up to 2 hertz and that is used to meter the unconverted volumes. The pulses sent by the meter on this input (called main LF input or LF1) are balanced by the input pulse weight and are added to the unconverted index. The input pulse weight can be chosen among the following values: 0.001 m3/pulse 0.01 m3/pulse 0.1 m3/pulse 1 m3/pulse 10 m3/pulse 100 m3/pulse 1000 m3/pulse The LF input can be associated to any gas meter that outputs LF signal or to any device that provides an electrically compliant interface: dry contact static relay open collector or open drain output
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
11 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
For its connection to the meter, it shares the same terminals (J3 and J4) and the same cable as the coherence LF input (see 4.1) and as the tamper input (see 4.2). Corus PTZ can be delivered with several different LF cables, in order to comply with all existing types of meter connections. All cables are available with length of 0.80m or 2.50m.
3.5.2 Converted volumes After every conversion, Corus PTZ updates its converted volumes: the converted index and the total converted counter are increased by the unconverted volume metered since the last conversion balanced by the conversion factor 3.5.3 Under alarm operation As long as a metrological alarm occurs, volumes are managed as specified in EN 12405: the unconverted main index continues to be incremented the under alarm unconverted counter is incremented metering on the converted main index is stopped the total converted counter is incremented during the alarm using a conversion factor based on pressure and temperature back-up values, if this function is activated with programmed values Twelve monthly temperature and one pressure back-up values are available. They can be either: programmed into Corus PTZ automatically calculated by Corus PTZ from the measures done in the past (using the database)
normal operation unconverted index converted index under alarm unconverted counter total converted counter Incremented Incremented Stopped Incremented
operation under alarm Incremented Stopped Incremented incremented with back-up values
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
12 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
NON-METROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS AND INPUTS/OUTPUTS
4.1 Tamper input

Corus PTZ manages a on/off tamper input that allows to detect any magnetic violation attempt on meters that are equipped with an anti-tampering reed contact. This input shares the same terminals (J3 and J4) and the same cable as the main LF input. The tamper input can be put into one of the following modes: disabled normally open (NO) normally closed (NC) When the input is enabled and not in its normal state, the device generates a tamper alarm that is not metrological and that does therefore not impact the management of the unconverted and converted indexes.
4.2 Coherence LF input

Corus PTZ features a second LF input called coherence LF input or LF2. This input shares the same terminals (J3 and J4) and the same cable as the main LF input. It allows to check the good operating of the metering function and of the pulse emitter of the meter. If this function is activated, Corus PTZ constantly compares the number of pulses metered on both LF inputs and generates a coherence alarm as soon as the spread between both inputs exceeds a programmable threshold within a programmable period of time (see 6.2.3) The coherence LF input and the coherence alarm are not metrological : they have no effect on the unconverted and converted indexes.
4.3 On/off inputs

Corus PTZ features two on/off inputs that can be connected to different types of intrinsically safe interfaces: reed contact static relay open collector or open drain output The field of use of these inputs includes the connection to a safety valve to a delta pressure filter status or to a station door opening contact. The tamper input can be set into one of the following modes: disabled normally open (NO) normally closed (NC) When any on/off input is enabled and not in its normal state, the device generates a non-metrological alarm (see 6.2.4).
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
13 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
4.4 On/off outputs

Corus PTZ features two on/off outputs that can be each configured : as an unconverted volume pulse output as a converted volume pulse output as an alarm output (standard mode) as an alarm output (limited mode) as a 4/20 mA output 4.4.1 Volume pulse output mode When configured as unconverted or converted volume pulse outputs, on/off outputs behave like the LF outputs of a meter: they are individually characterized by a pulse weight that can be configured to any value greater or equal to the input pulse weight (see 3.5.1) among 0.001 m3/pulse, 0.01 m3/pulse, 0.1 m3/pulse, 1 m3/pulse, 10 m3/pulse, 100 m3/pulse, 1000 m3/pulse they generate a pulse every time the corresponding (unconverted or converted) index gets increased by a value equal to the selected output pulse weight. The time closed of the volume pulse outputs can be programmed (its default is value of 250ms). Base volume outputs are automatically disabled as long as any metrological alarm is active. 4.4.2 Alarm output mode Each alarm can be individually configured to activate the alarm outputs when triggered. The activation duration of the alarm outputs can be selected. The alarm outputs can remain active: either as long as any alarm is active (standard mode) or as long as any alarm is active with a duration limit of 30 minutes (limited mode)
4.5 Instantaneous flows

Corus PTZ calculates every second the gas instantaneous unconverted and converted flows: the unconverted flow is derived from the incoming main LF signal the converted flow is calculated from the unconverted flow balanced by the conversion factor Theses flows are indicative, not metrological. If the functions is activated, every time they are updated, the instantaneous flows are compared respectively to: a minimal and maximal unconverted flow threshold a minimal and maximal converted flow threshold When a flow rate leaves the range defined by the corresponding threshold, a flow alarm gets active (see 6.2.7).
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
14 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
COMMUNICATION
Corus PTZ provides two (2) communication ports that can be used simultaneously: an optical port a RS232 port
5.1 Optical port

Corus PTZ V2 provides an asynchronous serial optical port that is compliant with the optical head used with existing Actaris gas products. This port can be used for serial asynchronous (start-stop) half-duplex communications. It operates at 1200 baud, 2400 baud, 4800 baud, 9600 baud. A disc made into a magnetic material is fixed under the cover and allows the mechanical fixing of the optical head. The presence of an optical head is magnetically detected. This allows the optical port to be by default in a power-down mode and to wake up automatically when necessary. In case of failure, the magnetic detection can be overridden by turning on the user interface.
5.2 RS232 port

Corus PTZ features an insulated RS232 port that can be used for : local communication with a laptop through an intrinsic safe isolation remote communication through an external modem (either through an IS associated modem or through an IS barrier connected to a classic modem) The RS232 port provides the following signals: transmitted data (TxD) received data (RxD) data terminal ready (DTR) As it is insulated, it needs to be externally supplied by a voltage between 6V and 12V. The terminal (J6) that correspond to the serial port is located in the customer area: J6.1 J6.2 J6.3 J6.4 J6.5 TxD RxD DTR Supply+ Supply-
The RS232 port can be used for serial asynchronous (start-stop) full-duplex communications. It operates at 300 baud, 1200 baud, 2400 baud, 4800 baud, 9600 baud, 19200 baud. The RS232 port is by default in a power-down mode. When the connected device initiates a communication, it has to take in account a wake up time of a few milliseconds.
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
15 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
6.1 Database
Corus PTZ manages six different logs : an hourly log a daily log a monthly log an interval log an event log a parameter log 6.1.1 Hourly Log The hourly log contains up to 1440 records (2 months data) that include: the date and time the hourly unconverted consumption the hourly converted consumption the hourly under alarm unconverted consumption the hourly total converted consumption the minimum, maximum and average gas temperature the minimum, maximum and average gas pressure the minimum, maximum and average unconverted flow rate the minimum, maximum and average converted flow rate the status of the converter during the hour (presence of metrologic alarms, Date/Time change) 6.1.2 Daily Log The daily log contains up to 124 records (4 months data) that include: the date and time the daily unconverted consumption the daily converted consumption the daily under alarm unconverted consumption the daily total converted consumption the minimum, maximum and average gas temperature the minimum, maximum and average gas pressure the minimum, maximum and average unconverted flow rate the minimum, maximum and average converted flow rate the status of the converter during the day (presence of metrologic alarms, Date/Time change) The user can introduce a "gas hour" in Corus PTZ. All daily consumptions are stamped from the gas hour to the gas hour of the next day. 6.1.3 Monthly Log The daily log contains up to 24 records (2 years data) that include: the date and time the monthly unconverted consumption the monthly converted consumption the monthly under alarm unconverted consumption the monthly total converted consumption
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
16 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
the minimum, maximum and average gas temperature the minimum, maximum and average gas pressure the minimum, maximum and average unconverted flow rate the minimum, maximum and average converted flow rate the status of the converter during the month (presence of metrologic alarms, Date/Time change) the value of the main unconverted index at the end of the month the value of the main converted index at the end of the month the value of the unconverted counter at the end of the month the value of the converted counter at the end of the month the maximum unconverted consumption during the month (interval) with corresponding date/time the maximum converted consumption during the month (interval) with corresponding date/time
The user can introduce a "Gas day" in Corus PTZ. All monthly consumptions are stamped from the gas day (at the gas hour) to the gas day of the next month (at the gas hour). 6.1.4 Interval Log This log is made up of two parts: a fixed one a configurable one The configurable part allows the user to build his own database structure according to his needs. The fixed part includes the following data: the date and time the interval unconverted consumption the interval converted consumption the interval under alarm unconverted consumption the interval total converted consumption a status of the converter ((presence of metrologic alarms, Date/Time change) In the configurable part, the user can select the following fields: the minimum, maximum and average gas temperature the minimum, maximum and average gas pressure the minimum, maximum and average unconverted flow rate the minimum, maximum and average converted flow rate The value of the interval is programmable among 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 and 60 minutes. The capacity of the interval log extends from 3100 (all optional fields selected) to 5900 (no optional field selected). 6.1.5 Event Log Corus PTZ logs the occurring of all main events (alarms, reset, switches change, programming,). For each event, following data are available : Date and time of the event Nature of the event Specific value (for some event only) Status The event log has a capacity of 800 events and cannot be reset. It is circular: when it is full, every new event replaces the oldest one.
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
17 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
6.1.6 Parameter Log Corus PTZ logs the modifications of the following key parameters: temperature specific data: alarm thresholds, pressure specific data: alarm thresholds, coefficients, compressibility ratio specific data: gas composition, calorific power, conversion specific data : formula, volume specific data: index, input pulse weight, database specific or related data: interval length, gas hour and day, In case of modification of one of the above parameters, following information are stored : date and time nature of the parameter former value of the parameter new value of the parameter values of the unconverted and converted indexes The parameters log has a capacity of 200 modifications and cannot be reset. It is circular: when it is full, every new modification replaces the oldest one.
6.2 Alarms
Corus PTZ manages the following 19 alarms : T low threshold T high threshold T sensor failure P low threshold P high threshold P sensor failure pulse inputs coherence tamper input on/off input #1 on/off input #2 C factor low threshold C factor high threshold base cons. high threshold raw flow low threshold raw flow high threshold base flow low threshold base flow high threshold remaining battery life alarm external power supply
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
18 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
6.2.1 Pressure alarms Pressure alarms occur: when the gas pressure is out of the operating range [Pmin ; Pmax] when the pressure sensor is out of order. Corus PTZ manages three pressure alarms: a pressure low threshold alarm a pressure high threshold alarm a pressure sensor failure alarm These alarms are automatically disabled when a T conversion is used. When a pressure alarm occurs: the alarm icon and the 'P' icon are displayed (blinking during alarm is active) the incrementing of the main converted index is stopped if the alarm is due to a pressure sensor failure : pressure, compressibility and conversion factor are set to "not-available" on the display the total converted counter is incremented based on the back-up pressure value (if existing) the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the corresponding alarm was configured for alarm output the corresponding alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.2 Temperature alarms Temperature alarms occur: when the gas temperature is out of the operating range [Tmin ; Tmax] when the temperature sensor is out of order. Corus PTZ manages three temperature alarms: a temperature low threshold alarm a temperature high threshold alarm a temperature sensor failure alarm When a temperature alarm occurs: the alarm icon and the 'T' icon are displayed (blinking during alarm is active) the incrementing of the main converted index is stopped if the alarm is due to a temperature sensor failure : temperature, compressibility and conversion factor are set to "not-available" on the display the total converted counter is incremented based on the back-up temperature value (if existing) the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the corresponding alarm was configured for alarm output the corresponding alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.3 LF coherence alarm This alarm can be enabled or disabled by programming. The user can program a number of pulses (Np) and a duration (Dp). If the difference between the number of pulses on input LF1 and input LF2 is higher or equal to Np during a period Dp expressed in days (see 4.2), Corus PTZ generates an alarm This alarm is not metrological, meaning that it does not impact the management of the unconverted and converted indexes. When the alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
19 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the LF coherence alarm was configured for alarm output the LF coherence alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.4 Tamper alarm, on/off1 alarm, on/off2 alarm These alarms can be enabled or disabled by programming. When enabled, the tamper input and the on/off inputs can be set as normally open or normally close (see 4.1 and 4.3). Then, when Corus PTZ detects that an input is not in its normal state, the corresponding alarm is generated. When such an alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the alarm was configured for alarm output the alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.5 Conversion factor alarm If this function is activated, Corus PTZ generates this alarm when the computed conversion factor gets out of a programmed range (Cmin ; Cmax). This alarm is not metrological and is dedicated to the control of the whole metering chain. Corus PTZ manages two conversion factor alarms: conversion factor low threshold alarm conversion factor high threshold alarm When a conversion factor alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the alarm was configured for alarm output the conversion factor alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.6 Converted consumption alarm Corus PTZ sets this alarm when the converted consumption during a given interval is higher than a programmed threshold. The interval can be selected among: the current database interval the ongoing hour the ongoing day the ongoing month. When the alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the alarm was configured for alarm output the alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.7 Flow-rate alarms Corus PTZ manages four flow alarms: unconverted flow low threshold alarm unconverted flow high threshold alarm converted flow low threshold alarm converted flow high threshold alarm
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
20 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
Every time the unconverted and converted instantaneous flows are calculated, their values are compared to four thresholds, that are programmable by the user. If the function is activated, an alarm of the above list is set if the corresponding flow-rate gets higher or lower than the threshold. When such an alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the alarm was configured for alarm output the alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log 6.2.8 Battery alarm Each 24 hours , the internal battery counter is decreased of one day. When the counter reaches 10% of the nominal battery life (about 6 month (182 days) for a 5 years battery life), the battery alarm is generated. When changing the battery, the battery counter has to be re-programmed so as to remove the battery alarm. When the battery alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the alarm was configured for alarm output the alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log The battery alarm is not metrological, meaning that when the battery alarm occurs, Corus PTZ continues to works up to the moment when the battery is fully discharged.
6.2.9 External power supply alarm When Corus PTZ is supplied through external power, it is able to detect a main cut. Then, this alarm is set as long as the external supply is not present. During the main cut, the internal backup battery will ensure the total functioning of Corus PTZ and the battery counter will be decreased with the same management described in the "battery alarm" chapter. When such a alarm occurs: the alarm icon displayed the on/off outputs activated as alarm outputs are switched 'on' , if the alarm was configured for alarm output the alarm is set into the 'ALARM' menu and is stamped into the event log
6.3 Alarms Reset

The alarms can be reseted either through keyboard, or through communication : Through keyboard : Go in the menu ALARM Select reset Select all alarms Press OK to confirm Through communication Go in the Reset alarms menu of the configuration tool
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
21 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
Select the type of alarm to be resetted : Metrologic (P or T) and/or Non metrologic Click on Prog button
Note 1 : it is not possible to reset an alarm in progress, except the Coherence alarm and the Consumption threshold alarm Note 2 : The Reset alarm action is allowed according the data access rights that has been programmed in the CORUS (switches status)
6.4 Switches and data access

Corus PTZ intends two switches that allow to control the data access: the "prog" switch has to be turned ON before any change of parameters declared as protected by this switch the "customer" switch has to be turned ON before any change of parameters declared as protected by this switch
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
22 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
USER INTERFACE
Corus PTZ features a graphic liquid crystal display and a five keys keyboard. The five keys allows to move into the various menus as described below. There displayed sequence is based on five main menus : INDEX, VALUE and ALARM menus are always displayed. DATA and CONFIG menus can be displayed or not according configuration.
INDEX VALUE ALARM DATA C ONFIG
Also, Corus PTZ manages the following icons: the turbine icon is refreshed every second and is: on if any pulse has been metered since the last screen refresh off else the bell icon: blinks when any alarm is active is on when any alarm is memorized but none is active is off when all alarms are off (neither active nor memorized) the pressure icon: blinks when any pressure alarm is active is on when any pressure alarm is memorized but none is active is off when all pressure alarms are off (neither active nor memorized) the temperature icon: blinks when any temperature alarm is active is on when any temperature alarm is memorized but none is active is off when all temperature alarms are off (neither active nor memorized) the phone icon is: on when any communication is ongoing off else the plug icon: is off when CORUS is used in battery operating mode is on when CORUS is used in external supply mode and main is present blinks when CORUS is used in external supply mode and main is not present the inner bar graph of the battery icon is set according to the remaining battery life time ratio : is on when CORUS is used in battery operating mode is off when CORUS is used in external supply mode blinks when the battery alarm is active
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
23 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
7.1 Use of the keyboard

The left/right arrow keys allow to navigate through the five menus. Items can be selected using the 'OK' key. When the display is off, any press on a key puts the display on. INDEX, VALUE and ALARM main menus are always displayed. Access to the DATA and CONFIG menus can be restricted or forbidden through programming. After 2 minutes with no action on the keyboard, the display switches off. When pressing a key, the display automatically starts on the INDEX menu. When the display is on, the acquisition of pressure, temperature and the calculation of compressibility and conversion factor is performed every second.
7.2 'INDEX' menu

This menu displays the unconverted index and the converted index. The up/down arrow keys allow to adjust the contrast of the display. The 'OK' displays the date and time, as well as the firmware version numbers. From this screen, a long press on the 'OK' key launches a test of the display.
7.3 'VALUE' menu

This menu displays the instantaneous values that are measured or calculated by Corus PTZ: pressure temperature compressibility (either Z/Zb or Zb/Z can be displayed; this choice is a metrological parameter) conversion factor unconverted flow rate converted flow rate battery life The up/down arrow keys allow to navigate through the values. A press on the OK key displays a chart for the selected value.
7.4 'ALARM' menu

This menu gives access to four submenus: active alarms memorized alarms under alarm counters alarms reset 7.4.1 Active alarms The active alarms submenu displays the list of all active alarms. Using the up/down arrow and the OK keys, it is possible to get more details about a given active alarm (Start and End timestamping)
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
24 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
7.4.2 Memorized alarms The memorized alarm submenu displays the list of all memorized alarms. Using the up/down arrow and the OK keys, it is then possible to get more details about a given active alarm (Start and End time-stamping) 7.4.3 Under alarm counters This submenu displays the under alarm unconverted counter and the total converted counter. 7.4.4 Alarms reset This submenu allows to reset all memorized alarms and/or the under alarm counters (according to the status of the prog switch for metrological alarms)
7.5 'DATA' menu

This menu allows the user to navigate in the database. 7.5.1 Hourly, daily, monthly and interval log The user must select the record he wants to consult (date and/or hour). The data is then displayed. 7.5.2 Events log The user must select the event he wants to consult. The data is then displayed. 7.5.3 Parameters log The user must select the parameter change he wants to consult. The data is then displayed.
7.6 'CONFIG' menu

This menu allows the user to program the main parameters of the CORUS, allowing a basic commissioning without laptop. Six (6) different menus are available including following parameters : Volume Metrology Date / Time Supply Digital Output 1 Digital Output 2 : Input pulse weight, unconverted Index, Converted Index : Pbase, Tbase, Gas composition (according formula) : Current date / time : Mode (battery, external) , autonomy : Activation/Deactivation , type (pulse, alarm,4/20mA) , parameters : Activation/Deactivation , type (pulse, alarm,4/20mA) , parameters
The access to the modification of data is related to the access rights and to the position of the switches (Programming and Customer).
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
25 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
INDEX MENU
Index menu
contrast+
Unconverted volume :
19348725.000 m3
Converted volume :
config menu
Date / Time Versions
value menu
24284651.283 Nm3
Date / Time and Versions menu
contrast-
08/01/2003 17:07:19
CC : 07 CPU: Metrol:
Status menu
config menu
Status
value menu
V1.02 07/06/02 P1.01 08/07/02
Conversion type On/off1 On/off2 Tamper Prog. switch Cust. switch
: SGERG : normal : ------: alarm : off : off
config menu
Index menu
value menu
config menu
LCD Test (press 2 s)
value menu
Display test (progressing test)

Index menu
Index menu
Index menu
Index menu
Index menu
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
26 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
VALUE MENU
Value menu
INDEX VA LUE A LA RM DA TA CONFIG
P T Zb/Z C Qm Qb Bat
Graph
INDEX
= = = = = = =
15.698 bar -13.5 C 1.0035 5.6454 152.5 m3/h 153.9 Nm3/h 250 days
previous item
Index menu
s how Graph
Alarm menu
next item
VA LUE
A LA RM
DA TA
CONFIG
4.2
indexes menu
previous item graph
Value menu next item graph
alarms menu
4.0 P (bar)
4.025
Instantaneous value
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
27 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
ALARM MENU*
Alarm menu
Alarms: 02active active alarms 02 alarms

00 memorized alarms
Under alarm counters Reset

List of alarms
Reset
Under alarm counters

Pressure sensor failure Tamper
Reset: All alarms Under alarm counters
Active alarms
1/2
Under alarm counters: Unconverted : 00000012.000 m3 Converted : 00000018.567 Nm3
previous alarm back to alarms menu see details for selected alarm next alarm back to alarms menu
upper item back to alarms menu reset selected item lower item back to alarms menu
Details of selected alarm

Confirmation screen
Pressure sensor failure start: 14/08/2002 16:03:41 end : --/--/---- --:--:-Active alarms 1/2
Warning: All alarms will be reset. Press OK to confirm.

back to reset menu back to reset menu confirm reset back to reset menu back to reset menu
INDEX
VALUE
ALARM
DATA
CONFIG
Alarms reset : Completed
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
28 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
DATA MENU
Data menu
Database: hourly log Hourly Daily log Monthly log Interval log Event log Parameters log
Date selection
upper menu item alarms menu enter selected submenu lower menu item config menu
14/08/2002 13/08/2002 12/08/2002 11/08/2002 10/08/2002 09/08/2002

Hourly log
Hour selection
previous date back to database menu display records on date next date back to database menu
1/60
16:00 > Now 15:00 > 16:00 14:00 > 15:00 13:00 > 14:00 12:00 > 13:00 11:00 > 12:00
14/08/2002
Data
previous record back to date selection choose selected record previous record back to date selection
2/24
Time UV CV UV (Al) CV (Al)
: 60 mn : 152.000 m3 : 165.395 Nm3 : 0.000 m3 : 165.395 Nm3

1/18
scroll up
back to record selection
Hourly 16/08/2002 21:00 > 22:00
scroll down
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
29 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
CONFIG MENU
Config menu
Configuration : Volume Metrology Date/Time Supply Output 1 Output 2
Volume
INDEX
VALUE
ALARM
DATA
CONFIG
Pulse weight : 1.000 m3 UV Index : 000143.000 m3 CV Index : 000165.321Nm3
Current value UV Index : 000143.000 m3
000185.000
Selection with up and down keys + OK Selection of the digit with left and right keys Adjust of value with up and down keys
OK for validation
Metrology
INDEX VALUE ALARM DATA CONFIG INDEX VALUE ALARM DATA CONFIG
Pb : 1.01325 bar Tb : 273.15 K Gas rel. density : 0.57000 C02 : 1.8 % N2 : 0.6%
Current value Gas rel. density : 0.57000
0.57000
Selection of the digit with left and right keys Adjust of value with up and down keys
OK for validation
Selection with up and down keys + OK Date/Time

Date: 07/06/2003 07:43:00
Current value Date : 07/06/2003 07:43:00
07/ 06/2003 07:43:00

OK Supply
INDEX VALUE ALARM DATA CONFIG INDEX VALUE ALARM DATA CONFIG
OK for validation
Selection of the digit with left and right keys Adjust of value with up and down keys
Battery : 1794 days Mode : Battery
Current value Mode : Battery
Battery
OK for validation
Selection with up and down keys + OK Output 1 or 2

Selection with up and down keys
INDEX
VALUE
ALARM
DATA
CONFIG
Mode : Unconv. Pulse Pulse Weight : 1.000 m3 Time closed : 250 ms
Current value Pulse Weight : 1 m3
1.000 m3
Selection with up and down keys + OK Selection of the digit with left and right keys Adjust of value with up and down keys
OK for validation
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
30 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
INSTALLATION, COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE
8.1 Fixing
The enclosure of Corus PTZ intends four lateral holes (diameter 5.2mm) for a wall-mounting or for a mounting on a special plate. Following the installation procedure, Corus PTZ has to be carefully closed using the four screws placed on each corner. All cable glands have moreover to be tightened enough. These two actions are mandatory to achieve a correct water tightness of the enclosure.
8.2 Connectors and terminals
On/off output #1 Pulse output #1
On/off output #2 Pulse output #2
Lf and tamper cable
J1 T sensor
Shield Shield Red White White Red
J3 Meter
Brown Shield Grey
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 1
J5
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
IN 2 OUT 1 OUT 2+ OUT 2 OUT 1+ IN 2+
External supply (opt.)
Modem (opt.)
T sensor
P sensor
RS232
J6
9 10
EXT EXT+
1 2 3 4 5
White Brown Yellow Pink Grey
6
Green
1 2 3
White Yellow Pink
4
Green
1 2 3
TxD RxD DTR
4 5
+6V +0V
IN 1+ IN 1 -
P sensor J2
Meter J4
On / Off Inputs
On / Off Ext. Outputs Pow.
RS 232
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
31 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
8.2.1 Pressure and temperature sensor J1.1 J1.2 J1.3 J1.4 J1.5 J1.6 8.2.2 LF cable J3.1 J3.2 J3.3 Tamper + (brown) Tamper (gray) shield (LF cable) J4.1 J4.2 J4.3 J4.4 8.2.3 On/off inputs, on/off outputs, external power supply J5.1 J5.2 J5.3 J5.4 J5.5 J5.6 J5.7 J5.8 J5.9 J5.10 8.2.4 RS232 interface J6.1 J6.2 J6.3 J6.4 J6.5 TxD RxD DTR Supply+ Supplyon/off in1+ on/off in1on/off in2+ on/off in2on/off out1+ on/off out1on/off out2+ on/off out2ext.supply+ ext.supplyLF1 + (yellow) LF1 (white) LF2 + (pink) LF2 (green) shield (T sensor) red (T sensor) white (T sensor) red (T sensor) white (T sensor) shield (P sensor) J2.1 J2.2 J2.3 J2.4 J2.5 J2.6 pink (P sensor) yellow (P sensor) gray (P sensor) brown (P sensor) white (P sensor) green (P sensor)
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
32 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
8.3 Installation of the sensors

8.3.1 Temperature sensor The temperature sensor has to be placed into a protective thermowell at a point of the line where the measured temperature is representative of the gas temperature through the meter. The generally accepted installation conditions are : distance from the meter : less than 1 meter position : downstream for turbines immersion : 1/3 to 2/3 of the internal diameter of the pipe The presence of a second thermowell located close to the first one is recommended to check Corus PTZ temperature measurement, using a reference thermometer, without having to remove the probe. 8.3.2 Pressure sensor The pressure sensor connector has a G1/4 (BSP) male terminal. It must be preferentially screwed to the "Pr" reference pressure tap of the meter: either directly (through a mechanical adapter if necessary) or through a 3-way valve (which will avoid any modification of the installation during the periodical check of the sensor) If a failure of the pressure sensor makes it mandatory to change it, the pressure coefficients have to be reprogrammed with the ones delivered with the new sensor. If Corus PTZ is in operation during the change, a pressure alarm will be generated. The pressure sensor intends two (2) holes allowing to seal and link the sensor with the meter installation. 8.3.3 LF cable The LF cable provided with the CORUS has to be connected directly to the LF output plug of the gas meter. The various LF cable (Binder plug ) available are : Type 1 : Pins 1-4 : LF1 Pins 2-5 : LF2 Pins 3-6 : Strap Type 2 : Pins 4-6 : LF1 Pins 3-5 : LF2 Pins 1-2 : AT Type 3 : Pins 1-2 : LF1 Pins 5-6 : LF2 Pins 3-4 : AT Type 4 : Pins 1-4 : LF1 Pins 2-5 : LF2 Pins 3-6 : AT
Each LF cable binder plug intends two(2) holes allowing to seal and link the CORUS cable to the meter installation.
8.4 Power supply

Corus can be supplied either : by its internal battery by an external power supply
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
33 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
8.4.1 Internal battery Corus PTZ is delivered with a 19 A.h D-size lithium battery that provides an autonomy of 5 years in average conditions. This battery includes all protections required by intrinsic safety and cannot be changed for a different type. When the battery reaches the end of its life, it has to be replaced according to the following procedure that ensures a non-stop operation of the product: do not provoke short-circuits on the new battery : it would be definitively damaged check the voltage of the new battery : it should be above 3.6V open the cover of the box connect the new battery on the free battery connector (J7 or J8) disconnect the old battery and remove it from the battery support put the new battery into the battery support reprogram the battery life to its nominal value (1825 days) close the case and check Corus PTZ 8.4.2 External power supply Corus PTZ can also be supplied by an external intrinsic safety associated module from: a 220 VAC mains a 24 VDC mains The corresponding module has to be connected to the right hand side of the terminal J5 (J5.9 and J5.10). The converter must then be configured into the 'external power supply' mode. For safety reasons, it is strictly forbidden to use other modules than those specified by 'Actaris'.
8.4.3 Autonomy The table below shows indicative (see notes) autonomy of the CORUS in years when using the battery mode, according the 3 main parameters : Acquisition period, Retransmissions, Communication
Retrans No Acq. Period

1 second Retrans. 1 1 5 seconds 3,7 3,7 10 seconds 5,7 5,6 15 seconds 6,9 6,7 20 seconds 7,7 7,5 30 seconds 8,7 8,4
Title : Owner :
F = 0,1 Hz
F = 0,5 Hz
F = 1 Hz
F = 2 Hz
Comm. Duration
15min./ month 15min./ week 15min./ month 15min./ week 15min./ month 15min./ week 15min./ month 15min./ week 15min./ month 15min./ week 15min./ month 15min./ week
corus_guid
1 1 3,6 3,6 5,4 5,3 6,4 6,3 7,1 6,9 8,0 7,8
1 1 3,2 3,1 4,4 4,4 5,1 5,0 5,6 5,4 6,1 5,9
0,9 0,9 2,7 2,7 3,6 3,6 4,1 4,0 4,3 4,2 4,7 4,6
0,8 0,8 2,1 2,1 2,7 2,6 2,9 2,9 3,0 3,0 3,2 3,1
on 10/23/03
34 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
Note 1 : The values provided in this table correspond to typical values in average conditions of use ; They are calculated with a 30% margin to take in account the possible variations of operating conditions that could impact the consumption of the product ( temperature , humidity, self-discharge of the battery ,.) Note 2 : The frequency of retransmissions indicated in the table correspond to average frequency on the 2 outputs, when both channels are configured for pulses. Note 3 : In case of activation of Digital output as ALARM output , the consumption of the device can be impacted, specially in Standard mode for which the output is activated as long as the alarm is active. Then, it is recommended to use preferably the limited mode or to use CORUS with an external power supply module if Standard mode is required.
8.5 Programming
To program/modify parameters protected by the programming. Switch , the following procedure has to be followed : Open the CORUS Remove the seal of the white metrologic cover, placed on the left part of the I/O board Put the programming switch On Program the required parameters (Keyboard or communication) Put the programming switch Off Place the metrologic cover and seal it Close the CORUS To program/modify parameters protected by the Client switch , the following procedure has to be followed : Open the CORUS Put the Client switch On Program the required parameters (Keyboard or communication) Put the Client switch Off Close the CORUS
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
35 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
9.1 General
The CORUS gas volume converter is approved according to 94/9/CE directive (ATEX) relative to introduction of material in explosive atmosphere area. The respect of this directive is mandatory (from July,1st 2003 ) and is now included in the 'CE' marking. Then, 'CE' marking of the CORUS intends now conformity with following directive : 94/9/CE (ATEX) and 89/336/CE (EMC)
9.2 Marking relative to ATEX - Zone

The CORUS is approved as category 1 equipment and is then suitable for use in zone 0 (areas with permanent presence of gas). The corresponding marking is : 0081 LCIE 03 ATEX 6165X II1G EEx ia IIC T4
The ambient temperature range for operation is : -25C ; +55C
9.3 Specific Instructions

! ! ! ! ! To avoid erroneous operations, it is recommended to read the whole operating manual before putting the CORUS into operation. The CORUS is suitable for use for gas intended into the 'IIC' classification gas ( all natural gas , hydrogen, nitrogen, air,..) The connection of the CORUS to any other instrument or device must be done in accordance to the electrical parameter indicated in the certificate. It has to be noted that the directive 1999/92/CEE ( "Installation / Users" ) has also to be respected for the commissioning of the device. When CORUS is used in the external power supply mode, the supply has to be provided through an intrinsically safe module with electrical compatible parameters ; Use of any other type of module is strictly forbidden. In this mode, the main battery remains plugged inside the CORUS in case of external mains failure. When using the battery mode, It is allow to change the battery on site, placing the new battery on the free connector ( among J7 or J8 of the I/O board) and then, removing the old battery.
Caution : The battery of the CORUS includes all protections required by Intrinsic safety. Then, It is strictly forbidden to replace the battery unit by any battery other than the one specified by 'Actaris' ( reference : SL2780 de Sonnenschein or TD5930 de Tadiran ) ! To prevent any damage, following operations are recommended to limit electrostatic discharges on the enclosure of the CORUS : clean the front-panel only with a damp heat the person carrying out the installation can discharge himself/herself by touching the potential equalisation line
Title : Owner :
corus_guid
on 10/23/03
36 / 36
D0216877
AA
v2

Corus Guid PDF

Загружено:

Сведения о документе

Оригинальное название

Авторское право

Доступные форматы

Поделиться этим документом

Поделиться или встроить документ

Параметры публикации

Этот документ был вам полезен?

Это неприемлемый материал?

Авторское право:

Доступные форматы

Corus Guid PDF

Загружено:

Авторское право:

Доступные форматы

Corus PTZ

Gas Volume converter

Synoptic of the product.............................................................................................6

Metrological measurements and inputs/outputs ....................................................9

3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6

Non-metrological measurements and inputs/outputs..........................................13

4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5

Communication ........................................................................................................15 Functional description.............................................................................................16

5.1 5.2 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4

User interface ...........................................................................................................23

7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 7.6

Installation, commissioning and maintenance .....................................................31

8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5

9.1 9.2 9.3

1.1 Product presentation

1.2 Operating principle

1.3 Main characteristics

1.4 Overall dimensions

1.5 Main components

Extension Slot (J3 Connector) SRAM Memory Modem Fixing

VALUE = = = = = = 1843.96 1554.56 5.64 54 1.00 35 13.5 15.6 98 C bar Nm3 / h m3 / h

SYNOPTIC OF THE PRODUCT

2.1 Hardware architecture

metrology ASSP keyboard prog switch

microcontroller + direct periph. on/off outputs optical port

TxD RxD DTR +6V +0V

on/off output #1 on/off output #2 on/off input #1 on/off input #2

on/off inputs customer switch

2.2 Metrological sealing scheme

2.3 Customer sealing

VALUE ALARM = = = = = = 15.698 13.5 1.0035 5.6454 1554.56 1843.96

DATA bar C m3 / h Nm3 / h

2.4 Metrological label

METROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS AND INPUTS/OUTPUTS

3.1 Temperature measurement

3.2 Pressure measurement

where: pressure gas.rel.pres altitude

3.3 Compressibility ratio calculation

AGANX19 (Std. or Mod. )

3.4 Conversion factor calculation

3.5 Volumes metering

NON-METROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS AND INPUTS/OUTPUTS

4.1 Tamper input

4.2 Coherence LF input

4.3 On/off inputs

4.4 On/off outputs

4.5 Instantaneous flows

5.1 Optical port

5.2 RS232 port

6.3 Alarms Reset

6.4 Switches and data access

7.1 Use of the keyboard

7.2 'INDEX' menu

7.3 'VALUE' menu

7.4 'ALARM' menu

7.5 'DATA' menu

7.6 'CONFIG' menu

Date / Time Versions

V1.02 07/06/02 P1.01 08/07/02

Conversion type On/off1 On/off2 Tamper Prog. switch Cust. switch

: SGERG : normal : ------: alarm : off : off

LCD Test (press 2 s)

Display test (progressing test)