Basic Meter Setup allows you to access one location to view common parameters. You must scroll through each option to reach the next one in the list. All Basic Meter Setup parameters can be viewed as individual options.

The value as the bottom point (zero) for cutoff. This eliminates drifting on the output.

A correction to an existing flow.

The 4-20mA output range to the control room.

Opens or closes a contact on a preset setting.

The flow meter supports the NAMUR specification NE-43 for alarm support on the 4-20 mA signal. The analog output signal is clipped between 3.8 and 20.5 mA so any bit set in the meter event code triggers an NE-43 alarm.

This is velocity temperature mapping used for calibrating the sensor data. Standard reference temperature is 25oC or 77oF. Standard reference pressure is 14.7 PSI. This is only changed with approval from Kurz.

This option is changed only with approval from Kurz.

The zero-mid-span drift check is an automatic calibration mode where both 4-20 mA Analog Output channels report standard zero, mid, and high values for checking the calibration of the device and its data recording signal chain.

The vapor pressure correction for the dry flow rate.

This option is used by Kurz for diagnostic and troubleshooting purposes.

The input current mapped to the flow rate or velocity.

Includes the length of time and velocity for the current total flow rate.

The temperature and correction factor for the current process.

This option is used by Kurz for diagnostic and troubleshooting purposes.

This option is used by Kurz for diagnostic and troubleshooting purposes.

The temperature inside the electronics enclosure.

This option is used by Kurz for diagnostic and troubleshooting purposes.

Refer to the “Troubleshooting” chapter in the B-Series Hardware Guide for event code descriptions.

The Firmware version.

Basic Meter Setup allows you to use one location to change common parameters. You must scroll through each option to reach the next one in the list. All Basic Meter Setup parameters are available as individual options, which you can access using Quick Jump in Advanced Access.

Basic Meter Setup allows you to use one location to change common parameters. You must scroll through each option to reach the next one in the list. All Basic Meter Setup parameters are available as individual options, which you can access using Quick Jump.

Sets a value as the bottom point (zero) for cutoff. This eliminates drifting on the output.

Applies a correction to an existing flow.

An accumulation of the flow going past the sensor. The Auto Reset allows to preset a value for returning to zero.

The 4-20mA output range to the control room.

The 4-20mA output range to the control room.

Determines the default display information in Run mode, the normal operational state of the meter.

Opens or closes a contact on a preset setting.

Triggers an alarm for an event. This is used in conjunction with the Relay Output Setup.

The flow meter supports the NAMUR specification NE-43 for alarm support on the 4-20 mA signal. The analog output signal is clipped between 3.8 and 20.5 mA so any bit set in the meter event code triggers an NE-43 alarm.

Used in conjunction with the Relay Output Setup.

Used to send compressed air to clean the sensor. This option requires the Purge System.

This is velocity temperature mapping used for calibrating the sensor data. Standard reference temperature is 25oC or 77oF. Standard reference pressure is 14.7 PSI. This should only be changed with approval from Kurz.

This calibrates the digital-to-analog converter that generates the 4-20mA signal output.

This should only be changed with approval from Kurz.

This allows you to correct the meter reading in reference to other data.

Option 17 has dual-purpose functionality that is configured per user specifications. The two functionalities are mutually exclusive, and the specified functionality cannot be changed. The optional feature provides the ability to adjust for shifting gas (a gas mix with only the percentages of the gases within the mix changing based on the key gas within the mix) compositions or to select a different predefined gas calibration (multiple gas calibrations support up to five unique gases or gas mixes).

Sets up periodic logging of measured flow and total flow to the USB port.

Allows you to setup up Modbus communications and specify either RTU or ASCII commands. The baud rate will typically be 9600.

The flow meter can be configured with an analog input that is used for automatically adjusting for shifting gas compositions, automatically selecting a different predefined gas calibration, automatically adjusting the flow measurement correction factor, or initiating a purge.

PID (Parameter ID) data is used as a flow meter diagnostic tool.

Allows adjustment to the PID output or 4-20 mA position signals. The flow rate or velocity is maintained to the PID set point value.

The zero-mid-span drift check is an automatic calibration mode where both 4-20 mA Analog Output channels report standard zero, mid, and high values for checking the calibration of the device and its data recording signal chain.

Allows you to change the basic and advanced passcodes.

This option is used to update the firmware and can potentially remove any recent modifications made to the operation of the flow meter. This option should only be used when directed by Kurz Support.

This is used to suspend data recording and allow the flow meter or the process to reach a steady state before reporting flow or velocity data to the 4-20mA outputs.

Allows adjustment to the saturation temperature in the pipe.

The zero drift check is a calibration mode where both 4-20 mA analog output channels report the standard zero value for checking the calibration of the device and its data recording signal chain.

The mid drift check is a calibration mode where both 4-20 mA analog output channels report the standard mid value for checking the calibration of the device and its data recording signal chain.

The span drift check is a calibration mode where both 4-20 mA analog output channels report the standard span value for checking the calibration of the device and its data recording signal chain.

The cycle drift check runs the zero-mid-span drift check is an automatic calibration mode where both 4-20 mA Analog Output channels report standard zero, mid, and high values for checking the calibration of the device and its data recording signal chain.

Resets the flow totals.