Manual de Instalación Ultra EF

ULTRA-E-F
Transit Time Ultrasonic Flow Meter

Clamp-on
Manual
CONTENTS
PART-1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................... 1
General ............................................................................................................................................... 1
Principle of measurement.................................................................................................................... 1
Applications ........................................................................................................................................ 2
Features .............................................................................................................................................. 2
Specifications ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Parts Identification ...............................................................................................................................4
PART-2 CLAMP-ON TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION.................................................... 6

General ............................................................................................................................................... 6
Mounting Location ............................................................................................................................ 6
Transducer Spacing ............................................................................................................................ 7
Transducer Mounting..........................................................................................................................8
Transducer Mounting Inspection and Couplant Application .............................................................. 13
PART-3 TRANSMITTER INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS ...14

Transmitter Installation ..................................................................................................................... 14
Transmitter Wirings ............................................................................................................................... 15
Keypad Configuration...................................................................................................................... 16
PART-4 WINDOWS DISPLAY EXPLANATIONS .......................................................... 20

PART-5 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................ 28
4-20mA Output .......................................................................................................................... 28
OCT Pulse Output........................................................................................................................... 28
Relay Output .............................................................................................................................. 29
RS485 Output ....................................................................................................................................... 29
MODBUS-RTU Protocol................................................................................................................ 29
Data Storage Function .................................................................................................................... 31
PART-6 HOW TO USE MENU FUNCTIONS .................................................................. 33

Use Menu Windows for Transducer Mounting Inspection.............................................................. 33
How to Judge Whether the Instrument works Well on Site ............................................................. 34
How to Judge the Liquid Flowing Direction .............................................................................. 35
How to Reset the Default Setups ............................................................................................... 35
How to Stabilize the Flow............................................................................................................... 36
How to Use the Low Flow Cutoff Function .................................................................................... 36
How to Setup Zero Point ................................................................................................................ 36
How to Use Scale Factor ...........................................................................................................36
How to Do When all keys or ENTER Key is invalid ................................................................37
How to Set Date and Time ................................................................................................................. 37
ON/OFF Totalizer .................................................................................................................. 37
Units Options ........................................................................................................................... 37
PART-7 TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQ ............................................................................... 38
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................... 38
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers ...................................................................................... 40
PART-8 WARRANTY AND SERVICE .............................................................................. 42

Warranty ....................................................................................................................................................... 42
Service .............................................................................................................................................42
APPENDIX 1 INSERTION TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION ......................................... 43

A, Menu Configuration..........................................................................................................................43
B, Installation Locating .......................................................................................................................... 43
C, Mounting the Transducers ................................................................................................................ 46
D, Transducer wirings........................................................................................................................... 47
E, How to Obtain Good Signal Strength and Signal Quality ................................................................. 48
APPENDIX 2 ENERGY FUNCTION INSTRUCTION ................................................... 49

1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 49
2. Wires Connection.............................................................................................................................. 49
3. Energy Calculation ...........................................................................................................................49
4. Temperature Range ........................................................................................................................... 50
5. Pt1000 Temperature Sensors ............................................................................................................. 50
6. Clamp-On Temperature Sensors Installation ..................................................................................... 50
7. Insertion Temperature Sensors Installation ....................................................................................... 51
APPENDIX 3 MOUNTING FRAME INSTALLATION....................................................... 52

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Int1ro.duction ........................................................................................................................................ 52
1B-2M.M ounting Frame Installation .......................................................................................................... 52
Parts List of M-Mounting Frame................................................................................................................... 52
Installation Steps for V and W Transducer Mounting Methods ..................................................................... 53
Installation Steps for Z and N Transducer Mounting Methods ...................................................................... 56
3. S-Mounting Frame Installation ......................................................................................................... 58
Parts List of S-Mounting Frame .................................................................................................................... 58
Installation Steps for V and W Transducer Mounting Methods ..................................................................... 59
Installation Steps for Z and N Transducer Mounting Methods ...................................................................... 60
APPENDIX 4 FUILD CHARACTERISTIC (SOUND SPEED) ...................................... 62

1. Fluid Properties ................................................................................................................................ 62
2. Water Sound Speed ........................................................................................................................... 63
3. Pipe Material Sound Speed Table ................................................................................................................64
PART-1 INTRODUCTION
General
It is the engineers and technicians' hope to measure the flow on the non-invasive pipeline
reliably. Series ULTRA-E-F are state-of–the-art universal transit-time ultrasonic flow meters,
fit to measure flow of full pipe line, providing a measuring system with unsurpassed accuracy,
versatility, ease of installation and dependability. Although designed primarily for cleaner
liquids, the flow meter is tolerant of liquids with the small amount of air bubbles or suspended
solids found in most industrial environments.
Principle of measurement
The ULTRA-E-F ultrasonic flow meter is designed to measure the fluid velocity of liquid
within a closed pipe. The transducers are a non-invasive, clamp-on type, which will provide
benefits of non-fouling operation and easy installation.
The ULTRA-E-F transit time flow meter utilizes two transducers that function as both ultrasonic
transmitters and receivers. The transducers are clamped on the outside of a closed pipe at a
specific distance from each other. The transducers can be mounted in V-method where the
sound transverses the pipe twice, or W-method where the sound transverses the pipe four times,
or in Z-method where the transducers are mounted on opposite sides of the pipe and the sound
crosses the pipe once. This selection of the mounting method depends on pipe and liquid
characteristics. The flow meter operates by alternately transmitting and receiving a frequency
modulated burst of sound energy between the two transducers and measuring the transit time
that it takes for sound to travel between the two transducers. The difference between the transit-
time is directly and exactly related to the velocity of the liquid in the pipe, as shown in Figure 1.
V=K*△t
Q=S*V
Where: V Liquid velocity

K Constant
△t Difference in time of flight
Q Flow rate
S Sectional area of pipe
Figure 1
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Applications
1. Water, sewage (with low particle content) and sea water
2. Water supply and drainage water
3. Process liquids; Liquors
4. Milk, yoghourt milk
5. Gasoline; Kerosene; Diesel; Oil
6. Power plant
7. The flow patrolling and examining
8. Metallurgy, Laboratory
9. Energy-conservation, economize on water
10. Food and medicine
11 Heat measures, Heat balance
12 On-the-spot check-up, standard, the data are judged, Pipeline leak detection
Features
 Built-In large capacity memory and USB data download function. The downloaded data can
be opened by EXCEL directly.
 Clamp-On transducers are easy to install, non-invasive, cost effective, and require no pipe
cutting or processing interrupt. Since the transducers do not contact with the liquid, fouling
and maintenance are eliminated.
 Insertion transducers are hot-tapped installation, no pipe line flow interrupted.
 A pair of sensors can satisfy different materials , wide different pipe diameters
 Clear, user-friendly menu selections make ULTRA-E-F series simple and convenient to use
 4 Lines display, can display total flow, flow rate, velocity and meter run status. Parallel
operation of positive, negative and net flow totalizes.
 U.S., British and Metric measurement units are available. Meanwhile, almost all-universal
measurement units worldwide may be selected to meet customer’s requirements.
 The heat measurement by configuring with Pt1000 temperature sensors.
 Remote operation by the wireless handheld operator. No matter the pipeline in high altitude
or underground, users can install or adjust the transducer more convenient. The
communication range is about 100 meters in free range space, and 10 meters in through-wall
distance. Compared to the short distance of Bluetooth, it is more convenient and practical.
 This wireless handheld operator has wireless remote reading function and it also can
operate the meters instead of panel operations.
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Specifications
Transmitter
Description Specifications
Principle of Transit Time, DSP technology and MultiPulse Transducer
Principle of Measurement
Technology
Power Requirements 100-240VAC 50/60Hz ±15% or 12-36VDC
Velocity 0.003 to 12 m/s, bi-directional
All outputs are isolated from earth and system grounds.
Data storage function
Outputs 4-20mA: 1000 ohm max, Accuracy: 0.1%
Optional Frequency output: (From F.out), for flow rate or total flow
Relay output for total flow or alarm
RS485 (Modbus-RTU) output
Option: Wireless handheld operator, GPRS
4 line×16 English letters LCD, it can display total flow, flow rate,
Display
velocity and meter run status etc.
User Configured (English and Metric)
Units
Flow Rate and Velocity Display
Rate
Forward total; Reverse total; Net Total(difference between forward and
Totalizer
reverse flow)
Ambient Conditions -40 to 131F [-40 to 55℃], 0-95% relative humidity, non-condensing
NEMA 4X [IP65]
Enclosure
261H×193W×80D mm
±1.0% of reading at rates >0.5 m/s
Accuracy Flow Rate
±0.005 m/s of reading at rates<0.5 m/s
Repeatability 0.2%
Responding Time 500ms display refresh, sampling cycle 7.5ms
Security Keypad lock and system lock, access code enable
Approvals(option) ATEX (ExdⅡBT6) certified. (LCIE 09 ATEX 3088)
Automatic record incident and functions of management of flow
Other functions
Remember the state of the flow meter; Diagnosis
Transducer
Description Specifications
Virtually most any liquid containing less than 5% total suspended solids
Liquid types
(TSS) or aeration.
Standard Temp. Transducer: -40 to 240F [-40 to 121℃]
Suited Liquid temperature High Temp. Transducer : -40 to 480F [-40 to 250℃] for Clamp-on
-40 to 300F [-40 to 150℃] for Insertion
Transducer to Transmitter
Shield cable, standard 6 meters, (opt) Lengths to 300 meters
Cable distance
M transducer: 40-1000mm pipe I.D; L transducer: 1000-4500mm; S&K
Pipe size
transducer: 20-50mm; Insertion transducer: 80-4500mm
Pipe material All kind of steel and cast iron, PVC etc.
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Parts Identification
Transmitters:
Standard wall-mounted
Transducers:
Ex-proof type (ATEX) K transducer High temperature transducer
S-Transducer M-Transducer L-Transducer
M-Mounting Frame (V method and Z method) S-Mounting Frame (V method and Z method)
Accessories:
Stainless Steel Strap Flexible belts Couplant
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K mode transducers:
Size A B C D
K1:
55 39 42 34
3/4", 1"
K2:
64 46 42 43
3/4", 1", 1-1/4"
K3:
80 46 42 61
1-1/4", 1-3/4", 2"
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PART-2 CLAMP-ON TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION
General
The transducers that are utilized by the Series ULTRA-E-F contain piezoelectric crystals for
transmitting and receiving ultrasound signals through walls of liquid piping systems. The
transducers are relatively simple and straight-forward to install, but spacing and alignment of
the transducers is critical to the system's accuracy and performance. Extra care should be taken
to ensure that these instructions are carefully executed.
Mounting of the clamp-on ultrasonic transit time transducers is comprised of three steps:
 Selection of the optimum location on a piping system.
 Entering the necessary parameters into the ULTRA-E-F keypad. (ULTRA-E-F will
calculate proper transducer spacing based on these entries (menu 25))
 Pipe preparation and transducer mounting.
Mounting Location
The first step in the installation process is the selection of an optimum location for the flow
measurement. For this to be done effectively, a basic knowledge of the piping system and its
plumbing is required.
An optimum location is defined as:
A piping system that is completely full of liquid when measurements are being taken. The
pipe may become completely empty during a process cycle - which will result in an error code
being displayed on the flow meter while the pipe is empty. Error codes will clear automatically
once the pipe is filled with liquid. It is not recommended to mount the transducers in an area
where the pipe may become partially filled. Partially filled pipes will cause erroneous and
unpredictable operation of the meter.
A piping system that contains lengths of straight pipe such as those described in Table
2.1. The optimum straight pipe diameter recommendations apply to pipes in both horizontal
and vertical orientation. The straight runs in Table 2.1 apply to liquid velocities that are
nominally 7 FPS [2.2 MPS]. As liquid velocity increases above this nominal rate, the
requirement for straight pipe increases proportionally.
Mount the transducers in an area where they will not be inadvertently bumped or
disturbed during normal operation.
Avoid installations on downward flowing pipes unless adequate downstream head pressure
is present to overcome cavitations in the pipe.
Table 2.1 Requirement of Straight Pipe Length
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Piping configuration Upstream Dimension Downstream Dimension
And transducer position Pipe Diameters (*) Pipe Diameters (**)
24 5
14 5
10 5
10 5
8 5
24 5
Transducer Spacing
ULTRA-E-F transducers are clamped on the outside of a closed pipe at a specific distance
from each other. The transducers can be mounted in V-mode where the sound transverses the
pipe two times, W-mode where the sound transverses the pipe four times, or in Z-mode where
the transducers are mounted on opposite sides of the pipe and the sound crosses the pipe once.
W-mode provides the longest sound path length between the transducers - but the weakest
signal strength. Z-mode provides the strongest signal strength - but has the shortest sound path
length.
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The ULTRA-E-F system calculates proper transducer spacing by utilizing piping and
liquid information entered by the user.
The following information is required before programming the instrument. Note that much of
the data relating to material sound speed, viscosity and specific gravity are preprogrammed
into the ULTRA-E-F flow meter. This data only needs to be modified if it is known that a
particular liquid data varies from the reference value. Refer to Part 3 of this manual for
instructions on entering configuration data into the ULTRA-E-F flow meter via the meter
keypad.
1. Pipe Outer Diameter
2. Pipe wall thickness
3. Pipe material
4. Pipe sound speed
5. Pipe relative roughness
6. Pipe line thickness
7. Pipe line material
8. Pipe line sound speed
9. Fluid type
10. Fluid sound speed
Nominal values for these parameters are included within the ULTRA-E-F operating system.
The nominal values may be used as they appear or may be modified if exact system values are
known.
After entering the data listed above, the ULTRA-E-F will calculate proper transducer spacing
for the particular data set. This distance will be in inches if the ULTRA-E-F is configured in
English units, or millimeters if configured in metric units.
Transducer Mounting
After selecting an optimum mounting location and successfully determining the proper
transducer spacing, the transducers may now be mounted onto the pipe.
The transducers must be properly oriented on the pipe to provide optimum reliability and
performance. On horizontal pipes, the transducers should be mounted 180 radial degrees from
one another and at least 45 degrees from the top-dead-center and bottom-dead-center of the
pipe. See Figure 2.1. Figure 2.1 does not apply to vertically oriented pipes.
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Pipe Preparation
Before the transducers are mounted onto the pipe surface, two areas slightly larger than the flat
surface of the transducer heads must be cleaned of all rust, scale and moisture. For pipes with
rough surfaces, such as ductile iron pipe, it is recommended that the pipe surface be ground flat.
Plastic pipes typically do not require surface preparation other than soap and water cleaning.
Observe Signal Strength while placing the transducers into position. Signal Strength can be
displayed on Menu 90.
V-Mode and W-Mode Installation

1. For ULTRA-E-F transducers, place a single bead of couplant, approximately 0.5 inch [15
mm] width, on the flat face of the transducer. See Figure 2.2. Generally, silicone-based grease
is used as an acoustic couplant, but any grease-like substance that is rated not to “flow” at the
temperature that the pipe may operate will be acceptable.
Figure 2.2
2．Place the upstream transducer in position and secure with a mounting strap. Straps should be
placed in the arched groove on the end of the transducer. A screw is provided to help hold the
transducer onto the strap. Verify that the transducer is stick to the pipe - adjust as necessary.
Tighten the transducer strap securely.
3．Place the downstream transducer on the pipe at the calculated transducer spacing. See
Figure 2.3. Using firm hand pressure, slowly move the transducer both towards and away
from the upstream transducer while observing Signal Strength. Clamp the transducer at the
position where the highest Signal Strength is observed. A Signal Strength (Menu 90) between
60 and 95 is acceptable.
4. If after adjustment of the transducers, the Signal Strength (Menu 90) does not rise to above
60, then an alternate transducer mounting method should be selected. If the mounting method
was W-mode, then reconfigure the ULTRA-E-F for V-mode, reset the ULTRA-E-F, move the
downstream transducer to the new location and repeat step 3.
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V-Mount is the STD installation method, it is convenient and accurate, Reflective type
(transducers mouthed on one side of the pipe) of installation used primarily on pipe size in the
(50mm~400mm) internal diameter range attention transducer designed parallel on the centre
line of installing the pipeline.
The spacing value shown on menu window M25 refers to the distance of inner spacing
between the two transducers. The actual transducers spacing should be as close as possible to
the spacing value. The transducer spacing is from the end of one transducer to another sensor.
The transducer mounting spacing is very important for Transit-time meters, and users need
mount transducers exactly according to the spacing distance value M25 displays after users
input proper parameter settings. M91 is only for reference, and just keep it within 97--103%
value range.
As the above figure shows, the normal transducer spacing refers to the distance between the
ends of the two transducers (as the two red lines indicate). And this spacing should be exactly
according to the value in M25. Note that this method suits for normal Small, Std. M and Large
transducer.
For Magnetic transducers, the definition of transducer spacing is the distance between the two
scale lines, just as showed bellow:
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The value displayed in M25 for magnetic transducer spacing refers to the distance showed in
the above figure. (Note: The displayed value in M25 is larger than the distance between the
ends of the two magnetic transducers.) Users should mount the magnetic transducers with the
above showed spacing exactly according to the M25 value.
Z-Mode Installation
Z-mode installation method is suitable for S-Transducer, L-Transducer and the condition of
weak signal strength and/or inaccurate readings. The section below details a method for
properly locating the transducers on larger pipes. This method requires a roll of paper such as
freezer paper or wrapping paper, masking tape and a marking device.
1. Wrap the paper around the pipe in the manner shown in Figure 2.4. Align the paper ends
to within 6 mm.
2. Mark the intersection of the two ends of the paper to indicate the circumference. Remove
the template and spread it out on a flat surface. Fold the template in half, bisecting the
circumference. See Figure 2.5.
3. Crease the paper at the fold line. Mark the crease. Place a mark on the pipe where one of
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the transducers will be located. See Figure 2.1 for acceptable radial orientations. Wrap the
template back around the pipe, placing the beginning of the paper and one corner in the
location of the mark. Move to the other side of the pipe and mark the pipe at the ends of the
crease. Measure from the end of the crease directly across the pipe from the first transducer
location) the dimension derived in Step 2, Transducer Spacing. Mark this location on the
pipe.
4. The two marks on the pipe are now properly aligned and measured.
If access to the bottom of the pipe prohibits the wrapping of the paper around the
circumference, cut a piece of paper to these dimensions and lay it over the top of the pipe.
Length = Pipe O.D. x 1.57; width = Spacing determined on Menu 25.
Mark opposite corners of the paper on the pipe. Apply transducers to these two marks.
5. Place a single bead of couplant, approximately 0.5 inch [15 mm] width, on the flat face of
the transducer. See Figure 2.2. Generally, a silicone-based grease is used as an acoustic
couplant, but any grease-like substance that is rated to not “flow” at the temperature that the
pipe may operate at, will be acceptable.
a) Place the upstream transducer in position and secure with a stainless steel strap or other.
Straps should be placed in the arched groove on the end of the transducer. A screw is
provided
b) Try to help hold the transducer onto the strap. Verify that the transducer is true to the pipe
- adjust as necessary. Tighten transducer strap securely. Larger pipes may require more than
one strap to reach the circumference of the pipe.
6. Place the downstream transducer on the pipe at the calculated transducer spacing. See
Figure 2.6. Using firm hand pressure, slowly move the transducer both towards and away
from the upstream transducer while observing Signal Strength. Clamp the transducer at the
position where the highest Signal Strength is observed. Signal Strength of between 60 and 95
percent is acceptable. On certain pipes, a slight twist to the transducer may cause signal
strength to rise to acceptable levels.
7. Secure the transducer with a stainless steel strap or other.
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Transducer Mounting Inspection and Couplant Application
2.5.1 Transducer Mounting Inspection
It is very important to use menu operations for TRANSDUCER MOUNTING INSPECTION
and Estimation, Refer to 6.1, Use menu windows for Transducer Mounting Inspection.
2.52 Couplant Application

A, It is also very important for couplant application.
When mounting the transducers, apply just enough pressure so that the couplant fills the gap
between the pipe and transducer. Commonly, the Dow 732 for permanent and Dow 111 for
temporary installations, but Dow 111 has a better coupling effect. If Dow 732 was used,
ensure that no relative movement between the transducer and the pipe takes place during the
setting time and do not apply instrument power for at least 24 hours, Dow 111 also be used for
permanent installations(avoid rain or water etc.), setting time is not necessary. We recommend
using Dow 111 for permanent installing, and then use Dow732 around the transducer in order
to fix the transducer, waterproof cloth is recommended if the Transducers are installed outdoor.
Dow 112 for high temperature application.
B, Transducers for High Temperature

Mounting of high temperature transducers is similar to ULTRA-E-F standard transducers; High
temperature installations require acoustic couplant Dow Corning 112 that is rated not to flow
at the temperature that will be present on the pipe surface.
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PART-3 TRANSMITTER INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Transmitter Installation
After unpacking, it is recommended to save the shipping carton and packing materials in case
the instrument is stored or re-shipped. Inspect the equipment and carton for damage. If there is
evidence of shipping damage, notify the carrier immediately.
The enclosure should be mounted in an area that is convenient for servicing, calibration or for
observation of the LCD reading.
1 Locate the transmitter within the length of transducer cable that was supplied with the
ULTRA-E-F system. If this is not possible, it is recommended that the cable be exchanged for
one that is of proper length. Transducer cables that are up to 990 feet [300 meters] may be
accommodated.
2. Mount the ULTRA-E-F transmitter in a location that is:
♦ Where little vibration exists.
♦ Protected from falling corrosive fluids.
♦ Within ambient temperature limits -40 to 131°F [-40 to 55°C]
♦ Out of direct sunlight. Direct sunlight may increase transmitter temperature to above the
maximum limit.
3. Mounting: Refer to Figure 3.1 for enclosure and mounting dimension details. Ensure that
enough room is available to allow for door swing, maintenance and conduit entrances.
Secure the enclosure to a flat surface with four appropriate fasteners.
Figure 3.1 Mechanical Dimensions
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4. Conduit holes. Conduit hubs should be used where cables enter the enclosure. Holes not
used for cable entry should be sealed with plugs.
NOTE: Use NEMA 4 [IP65] rated fittings/plugs to maintain the water tight integrity of the
enclosure. Generally, the left conduit hole (viewed from front) is used for line power; the
center conduit hole for transducer connections and the right hole are utilized for OUTPUT
wiring.
5 If additional holes are required, drill the appropriate size hole in the enclosure’s bottom.
Use extreme care not to run the drill bit into the wiring or circuit cards.
Transmitter Wirings
Figure 3.2 Transmitter Wirings
To access terminal strips for electronic connectors, loosen the two screws in the enclosure door
and open the door. Guide the transducer terminations through the transmitter conduit hole
located in the bottom-center of the enclosure.
The terminals within ULTRA-E-F are a pluggable type - they can be removed wired and then
plugged back in. Connect the appropriate wires to the corresponding screw terminals in the
transmitter.
XDCR UP “+ - GND” is used to connect upstream transducer (Marked with a red sign),
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XDCR DN “+ - GND” is used to connect downstream transducer (Marked with a blue sign).
Connect line power to the screw terminals N, L and GND in the transmitter. The ground terminal
grounds the instrument, which is mandatory for safe operation.
DC Power connection: The ULTRA-E-F may be operated by a 12-36 VDC source, which is
capable of supplying a minimum of 3 Watts.
NOTES:
1) The transducer cable carries low level high frequency signals. In general, it is not
recommended to add additional cable to the cable supplied with the transducers. If
additional cable is required, contact the factory to arrange an exchange for a transducer
with the appropriate length of cable. Cables to 300 meters are available.
2) This instrument requires clean electrical line power. Do not operate this unit on circuits
with noisy components (i.e., fluorescent lights, relays, compressors, or variable frequency
drives). It is recommended not to run line power with other signal wires within the same
wiring tray or conduit.
Keypad Configuration
Keypad functions
After transducer and connection of appropriate power supply to ULTRA-E-F, keypad
configuration of the instrument can be undertaken. Generally, there should be no display of
error messages, and the flow meter will go to the most commonly used Menu Window Number
01 (short for M01) to display the Velocity, Flow Rate, Positive Totalizer, Signal Strength and
Signal Quality, based on the pipe parameters entering by the user or by the initial program.
The ULTRA-E-F contains a 16-key tactile keypad, allows the user to view and change
configuration parameters as shown below.
Follow these guidelines when using ULTRA-E-F

keypad:
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 MENU 1 1 keys,
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where “11” is the window Address to display the pipe outside diameter.
Keypad 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 00~94, then to ∧ 0 ,
∧ 8 , 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 distance between the transducers, etc. (Refer to
Part 4 – Windows Display Explanations).
The keypad shortcut to visit a specific window is to press the MENU key at any time, then
input the 2-digit window Address code. For instance, to input or check the pipe outside
diameter, just press the MENU 1 1 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.
Example 1. To enter a pipe outside diameter of 218.6, the procedure is as follows:

Press MENU 1 1 keys to enter Window No.11 (the numerical value displayed currently
is a previous value). Now press ENTER key. The symbol ﹥ and the flashing cursor are
displayed at the left end of the second line on the Screen. The new value can be entered by
press 2 1 8 . 6 ENTER .
M11 M11
Outer Diameter Outer Diameter
108 mm 108 mm
﹥ 218.6
Example 2. If the pipe material is “Stainless Steel”, press keys MENU 1 4 to enter
Window No.14 first. Then press ENTER key to modify the options. Now, select the “1.
Stainless 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 displayed on the second line of the screen. Then press the ENTER key to
confirm.
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Generally, press ENTER key first if operator wants to enter “modify” condition. If the
“modify” is still not possible even after pressing the ENTER 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 original password.
Select keypad lock functions in Window No. 48. Please consult factory for password if
necessary.
ULTRA-E-F Window Descriptions

The ULTRA-E-F has a unique feature of windows processing for all
operations. These windows are assigned as follows:
00～08 windows for the display of flow rate, velocity, positive total, negative total, net total,
heat flow, date & time, meter run status etc.
11 ～ 29 windows for initial Parameter Setup: To enter pipe outside diameter, pipe wall
thickness, pipe material type, fluid type, transducer type, etc. For ULTRA-E-F, 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 totalizes, 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),
TOM/TOS*100 (Window No.91), flow sound velocity (Window No.92), total time and delta
time (Window No.93), Reynolds number and factor (Window No.94), etc.
∧0～∧8: Power on/off time, total working hours, on/off times and hardware adjustment,
used by the manufacturer only. For further information, please refer to Part 4 – Windows
Display Explanations. If you have any questions, refer to the step-by-step instructions found
in the following section (3.3.4 Pipe Parameter Entry Shortcuts).
In fact, users don’t need to set up so many steps, just select necessary parameters to set up in
the menu.
Pipe Parameter Entry Shortcuts

The following parameters should be entered for normal measurement:
1. Pipe outer diameter
2. Pipe wall thickness
3. Pipe material
4. Liner material parameters (including thickness and sound velocity, if needed)
5. Fluid type
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6. Transducer type (The transmitter is available for various transducer types, for ULTRA-E-FB,
opt. S, M, L, ULTRA-E-FC is Plug-in type B45 )
7. Transducer mounting methods (refer to Part 2, W, V, Z)
8. For the ULTRA-E-FB, Clamp-on transducers, should conform to the transducers
spacing (two transducers installing distance) displayed in M25. Also user shall refer to
M91 and keep the value of M91 in the range of 97%-103% by adjusting the transducers
spacing.
In the order stated above, enter the above-mentioned parameters by the following keypad
shortcuts:
1. Press MENU 1 1 keys to enter Windows No.11, and enter the pipe outside diameter,
and then press the ENTER key.
2. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No.12, pipe wall thickness, and press ENTER key.
3. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No.14, press the ENTER key, move the ∧ or ∨ key to
select pipe material, and press the ENTER key.
select liner material, and press the ENTER key.
select fluid type, press the ENTER key.
6. Press the ∨ key to enter Window No. 23, press the ENTER key, move the ∧ or ∨ key to
select transducer type, and press the ENTER key.
select transducer-mounting method, and press the ENTER key.
8.Press the ∨ key to enter Window No.25, accurately install the transducer according to the
displayed transducer mounting spacing and the selected mounting method (Refer to Installing
the Transducers in Part 2).
9. Press the MENU 0 1 keys to enter Window No.01 to display measurement result.
10. Press the MENU X X keys to directly enter Window No.XX to display Mxx contents,
where X is digital number on keypad.
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PART-4 WINDOWS DISPLAY EXPLANATIONS
Menu Window
Functions/Display
Numbers
M00 Positive, negative, net total flow and run status
Positive total flow, flow rate , fluid velocity and run status
POS +18 m3
M01 Flow 0.0000 m3/h
Vel 0.0000 m/s
S=00.0, 00.0 Q=00
M02 Negative total flow, flow rate , fluid velocity and run status
M03 Net total flow, flow rate , fluid velocity and run status
M04 Date, time, flow rate, run status
M05 Total heat flow , heat flow rate, fluid velocity and run status
M06 Tin/Tout temperature value
M07 Meter run Error Code and run status
M08 Net total flow today
Above is display menu(M00-M08)
Window for entering/changing the outside (outer) diameter of the pipe
M11
line. 0 to 4500 mm is the allowed range of the value.
M12 Window for entering pipe wall thickness
Window for entering the inside(inner) diameter of the pipe(If user had
M13 entered the parameters of M11 and M12, M13 is not necessary to
enter, automatically display and can’t change)
Window for selecting pipe material, familiar pipe materials include:

(The materials must be equable, compact and can transmit ultrasound)
M14 0. Carbon steel 1. Stainless steel 2. Cast iron
3. Ductile iron 4. Copper 5. PVC
6. Aluminum 7. Asbestos 8. Fiberglass 9. Others
Window for selecting the liner material, select none for pipes without
any liner. familiar liner materials include:
M16 0. No liner 1. Tar Epoxy 2. Rubber 3. Mortar
4. Polypropylene 5. Polystryol 6. Polystyrene 7. Polyester.
8. Polyethylene 9. Ebonite 10. Teflon 11. Others
M18 Window for entering the liner thickness, if there is liner
Window for selecting fluid type
M20 familiar liquids types include:
0. Water 1. Sea Water 2. Kerosene 3. Gasoline
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4. Fuel oil 5. Crude Oil 6. Propane at -45℃
7. Butane at 0℃ 8. Other * 9. Diesel Oil
10 .Castor Oil 11.Peanut Oil 12. #90 Gasoline
13. #93 Gasoline 14. Alcohol 15. Hot water at 125 ℃
Window for entering the Fluid Sound Speed, only for “other” liquids.
If M20 select “other”, user must enter the fluid sound velocity
M21
(inquiry or estimate a suitable value); if you do not select “other” in
Menu 20, M21 won’t appear.
Window for entering the viscosity of the “other” liquids, unit is cst. If
M22
you do not select “other” in Menu 20, M21 won’t appear.
Window for selecting the proper transducer type (XDCR Type), There
are different types of transducers. For ULTRA-E-FB, opt. Standard-S,
Standard-M, standard-L. For ULTRA-E-FC, Plug-in type B45.
M23
XDCR Type
M23
0. Standard-M
Standard-S: Clamp-on small transducer or K type, 20-40mm

Standard-M: Clamp-on standard transducer, 40-1000mm
Standard-L: Clamp-on large transducer, 1000mm-4500mm
Plug-in B45: Insertion, hot-tapped transducer, 80-4500mm
Window for selecting the transducer mounting method (XDCR
M24 Mounting). Four methods can be selected:
0. V-method 1. Z-method 2. N-method 3. W-method
Display the transducer mounting spacing.
M25 Users need mount transducers exactly according to the spacing
*Important distance value M25 displays after users input correct parameter
setting.
M26 Entry to store the parameter configurations into the internal memory.
Display liquid cross section area, provide user to validate flow rate or
M27
total flow display, commonly it’s no matter with user.
Hold poor signal, YES is the default setup. If poor signal appears,
M28 meter still have a previous read. Commonly, don’t change the default
setup.
Empty Pipe Setup, this is very useful for user, Empty pipe line or pipe
shaking etc., meter may display error or unneeded read, user can setup
a Q value less than normal Q value. For example, normal Q value is
M29
60-70, user can enter Empty Pipe Setup value 50, and then meter will
display 0 flow rate when Q value is less than 50. In good pipe status,
please do not setup this value too small.
Above is initial parameter setup (M11-M29)
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Window for selecting Measurement Unit system. Default value is
M30 ‘Metric’. The change from English to Metric or vice versa will not
affect the unit of totalizers.
Window for selecting Flow Rate Unit,
M31
Flow Rate Unit
M3/h
To change it, press key “ENTER”, will display:

The > is flashing, press scroll key ∧ or
M31 ∨ to select needed unit, then press
Flow: Units/Time “ENTER’, to select time unit will
> Cubic Meters display:
The > is flashing, press scroll key ∧

M31 or ∨ to select needed time unit, then
Cubic Meters press “ENTER’, then. Will display
M31 > /hour
needed flow rate unit.
Flow rate unit can be in
0. Cubic Meters short for (m3)
1. Liter (l)
2. American Gallon (gal)
3. Imperial Gallon (igl)
4. Million Gallon (American) (mgl)
5. Cubic Feet (cf)
6. American Liquid Barrel (bal)
7. Imperial Liquid Barrel (ib)
8. Oil Barrel (ob)
The flow unit in terms of time can be per day, per hour, per minute or
per second. So there are 36 different flow rate units in total for
selection.
Window for selecting Totaliziers Unit, working unit default is cubic
meters, if change it, press ENTER, then press scroll key ∧ or ∨, to
M32
select needed unit.
Select Totalizer Multiplier
The multiplier ranges from 0.001 to 10000, default value is ×1,
M33
addition, if select total flow pulse output, this value represent one
pulse corresponding value.
M34 Turn on or turn off the NET Totalizer
M35 Turn on or turn off the Positive Totalizer
M36 Turn on or turn off the Negative Totalizer
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Totalizer Reset, the following options are available:
No
YES
M37
Restore the instrument to the default parameters as the manufacturer
did (Reset system) by pressing the dot key · and ◀ key. Take care or
make note on the parameters before doing restoration
The Manual Totalizer is a separate totalizer, press “ENTER” to start,
and press “ENTER” to stop it. It is used for flow measurement,
M38
calculation and manual calibration.
Press ENTER When Ready.
Above is flow units options(M30-M38)
Flow rate Damping for displaying a stable read. The input range is 0
to 999 seconds.
M40
0 means there is no damping. Default value is 10 seconds; common
setup value is 1-10 seconds.
Low Flow Cutoff, may be used in order to force a zero display at
lower flows and avoid incorrect totalizer.
M41 For instance, this value is 0.02m/s, M41
the meter will display zero when Low Flow Cutoff
flow rate is less than ±0.02m/s. 0.02m/s
Set Zero, when the fluid is in the static state, the displayed value is
called “zero point”. When the “Zero Point” is not really at zero, the
incorrect read value is going to be added into the actual flow values.
Set Zero must be carried out after the transducers are right installed
M42
and the flow inside is in the absolute static state (no liquid moved in
the pipe line). Set Zero also is very important step when recalibrating
the meter in lab. Doing this step enhances the measuring accuracy and
flow offset can be eliminated.
Reset Zero, clear the zero point set by the user. After clearing the zero
M43
point, user needs to Set Zero in M42.
Manual Zero Point. Set up a manual flow offset. Generally this value
M44
should be 0.
The Scale Factor is used to modify the measurement results, factory
default is 1.0 or other value depend on calibration, please see the
M45 calibration data sheet and save this sheet. If really necessary, the user
can enter a numerical value other than factory default value according
to re-calibration results.
Network environment Identification Number for PC communication
M46
system.
System Lock, to avoid modification of the parameters. Unlock it only
M47
using the correct password. If forgot, contact factory for the password
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to unlock it.
Keypad Lock Code, enter a password in order to prevent unauthorized
M48 keypad operating. Unlock it only using the correct password. If forgot,
contact factory for the password to unlock it.
M49 Comm. Test, for communication test.
Data Logger Option,
M50
M50 Logger Option
ON
If select data logger output, please select “ON”, then, press “ENTER”.
Time setup for the data logger
Set up Start time , Interval time M51 Logger Time
Start 00:00:00
and Go On. Interval 00:00:00
if start to restore data right now, or
M51 Go On 00:00:00
“Go On” time is longer than
24 hours, please use dot key · M51 Logger Time
on Keypad, as below: Start **:**:**
**:**:** . Interval 00:05:00
It means it is no time limit Go On **:**:**
M52 Internal data logging direction control: ‘To RS-232’.
CL Calibration, 4-20mA output calibration, Press ENTER when
ready. Meter window will display:
M53
CL Calibration
Pre ENT When Ready
M53
Use a Ammeter to verify
M53 CL Calibration
4mA output, if not, use 4mA==>-035_
key ∧ or ∨, let the
output is 4.0mA.
Use the same way, let the M53
Output is 20.0mA CL Calibration
20mA==>-100_
This function mainly used by
manufacturer.
CL Mode Select M54
Select Current Loop output mode CL Mode Select
Use key ∧ or ∨, can select 0. 4-20mA
different mode:
M54
4-20MA, 0-4-20MA, 0-20MA, 20-4-20MA etc.
It is useful if negative flow occurs.
For instance, select 0-4-20MA output; user can define 0-4MA as
negative flow, 4-20MA as positive flow.
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CL(Current Loop) 4 MA output Value
M55
The flow unit’s options are the same CL 4mA OutputVal
M55
as that in Menu 31. 0 m3/h
CL(Current Loop) 20MA output Value

The flow unit’s options are the same M56
M56 As that in Menu 31. CL 20mA Output
2000m3/h
Press Enter to change the displayed
Value.
CL Checkup
Press ENTER When Ready. M57
It is necessary to re-calibrate the CL Checkup
M57 ENTER When Ready
CL output according user’s actual
Output, the method is similar with M53.
User can check up 0MA, 4 MA, 8MA, …20MA etc. output.
M58 Current CL Output display
Setup the date and time of the meter.
M60
Press ENTER to change it if necessary.
Above is service options and CL output applications
Display Version information and Electronic Serial Number (ESN) that
M61
are unique for each series ULTRA-E-F flow meter.
M62 Communication setup: “115200, None”.
Temperature range of inlet temperature sensor for heat flow
M63 application, wiring terminals is Tin+, Tin-. Press ENTER and use key
∧ or ∨ to input temperature upper limit and lower limit.
Temperature range of Outlet temperature sensor for heat flow
M64 application, wiring terminals is Tout+, Tout-. Press ENTER and use
key ∧ or ∨ to input temperature upper limit and lower limit.
Setup the frequency range for the frequency output. The biggest range
M65
is 0Hz-9999Hz.
Setup the Low Frequency Output
Corresponding Value of Flow Rate. M66
M66 Low FO Flow Rate
This value correspond to the lowest
0 m3/h
Frequency value entered in M65.
Setup the High Frequency Output
Corresponding Value of Flow Rate. M67
This value correspond to the highest High FO Flow Rate
M67 3000 m3/h
Frequency value entered in M65.
LCD Backlit option. User can select “Always On”,” Always Off” or
M70
“Lighting for” items, if select “Lighting for”, please entered a second
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value, it indicates how many seconds the backlight will be on.
LCD contrast control. The LCD will become darker when a small
M71
value is entered.
Working timer. It can be cleared by pressing ENTER key, and then
M72 select YES. Before instrument shipped, We have calibrated and tested,
so working timer is usually not zero.
Alarm #1 Low Value
M73 Enter Lowest Flow Rate value that will trigger the Relay wiring
terminal output Alarm.
Alarm #1 High Value
M74 Enter Highest Flow Rate value that will trigger the Relay wiring
terminal output Alarm.
M75 Not used
M76 Not used
Buzzer setup.
If a proper input source is selected, the buzzer will beep when the
trigger event occurs
0．No Signal 1. Poor Signal
2.Not Ready --state error 3.Reverse Flow
4 .Analog Output overflow100%
5. Frequency Output overflow120%
M77
6. Alarm #1 7. Alarm #2 (not used)
8. Batch Control 9. Positive Int Pulse
10. Negative Int Pulse 11.Energy Pulse
12. ON/OFF via RS232
13. Fluid Changed –fluid sound speed changed
14. Key Stroke ON–ring when press key
15. Not using–close the buzzer
M78 OCT output Selection (FO)
M79 Relay Output Setup (Positive Int Pulse)
M80 Flow Batch Control
M81 Setup Flow Batch Control Value
The history logger of net totalizer
net totalizer of day
M82
net totalizer of month
net totalizer of year
Auto. Correction
M83
Auto gain the totalizer flow if system power off
M84 Heat Flow Unit: kWh; GJ
M85 Temp. Selection: 0. From T1, T2 input
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1. Fixed temperature difference
M86 Specific Heat Selection
M87 Heat Flow Totalizer
M88 Heat Flow Multiplier
M89 Reset Heat Flow Totalizer
Display signal strength, signal quality,
M90
IMPORTANT
Strenth + Quality
M90 When installing the transducers,
S=00.0, 00.0 Q=00
Let Q Value at least ≥60
Displays the Time Ratio between the

Measured Total Transit Time and M91
the Calculated time. If the pipe TOM/TOS*100
parameters are entered correctly 0.0000%
M91
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.
Displays the measured fluid sound speed. Normally this value should
be approximately equal to the entered value in Menu 21 when M20
the fluid type select “Other”. If this value has an obvious difference
M92
with the actual fluid sound speed, pipe parameters entered and the
transducer installation should be checked again. If Menu20, the fluid
type doesn’t select “Other”, this window is no matter with user.
Calibrate T1 at 0℃, We have already done the calibration in our
laboratory(the same for M-2, M-3, M-4), so customers do not need to
M-1
calibrate. When the value has been changed or need to recalibrate,
customers can calibrate the value yourselves.
M-2 Calibrate T1 at 200℃
Note: Some contents in window menu order are not displayed in new software version, it won’t
influence user to use ULTRA-E-F, just ∧ or ∨ to scroll the menu window and view or setup
press necessary menu contents.
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PART-5 OUTPUT FUNCTIONS
4-20mA Output
Connect the 4~20mA wires to the 4~20mA “+ -” terminal (The 4-20mA output do not requires
power from an external DC power supply).
Refer to Menu 53, 54, 55, 56, 57 and 58. Possessing a current loop output exceeding an
accuracy of 0.1%, the ULTRA-E-F is programmable and configurable with multiple output
modules such as 4 ~20mA or 0~20mA, selected in Window M54. For details, please refer to
Part 4 – Windows Display Explanations. 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 M56. Calibrating and testing the current loop is performed in
Window M57. Complete the steps as follows: Press Menu, 5, 7, ENTER , move ∧or ∨ to
display “0mA”, “4mA”, “8mA”, “16mA”, “20mA” readings, connect an ammeter to test the
current loop output and calculate the difference. Calibrate it if the difference is within
tolerance. Check the present current loop output in Window M58 as it changes along with
change in flow.
OCT Pulse Output

The output wiring is as below:
When using OCT output for flow rate, the pulse output is utilized to transmit information to
external counters and PID systems via a frequency output that is proportional to system flow
rate. The frequency output range of the Pulse is 0–9,999 Hz. 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 0~2000m3/h, the
relative frequency output required is 20~1000Hz, and the configuration is as follows:
In Window M78, select item FO (item “FO”—Frequency output.);
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In Window M66 (low limit frequency output flow value), input 0;
In Window M67 (high limit frequency output flow value), input 2000;
In Window M65 (Select frequency range), Press ENTER, input Low FO frequency 20, Press
∨, input 1000.
When using OCT output for positive total flow, select the “Positive Int Pulse” in Menu 78, and
setup the minimum display totalizer increments in Menu 33. Every time the totalizer increases
a value set in M33, the OCT “+ -” terminal output a pulse.
Relay Output
Connect the output wires to the RELAY “+ -” terminal. The Relay is used for Totalizer Output
or Relay Alarm Output.
The relays are rated for 125VAC/0.5A or 110VDC/0.3A, Turn on duration: max. 3.0ms; Turn
off duration: max. 2.0ms; Conduction resistance 0.1 ohms, I/O Terminal isolation resistance:
1000M ohms.
When closing the RELAY output, the “RELAY +, -” output is normally Open state.
When the relay is used for totalizer output, connect terminal “RELAY + -“, select the
corresponding totalizer in Menu 79, and setup the minimum display totalizer increments in
Menu 33. Every time the totalizer increases a value set in M33, the relay closed one time.
When the relay is used for alarm output, connect terminal “RELAY + -“, select the
corresponding item in Menu 79, it can be used for several alarm condition. For example, select
“Alarm #1”, set “Alarm #1 Low Value” in Menu 73, and set “Alarm #1 High Value” in Menu
74. When the flow is between the low value and high value, the relay is open state, and when
the flow is lower than “Low Value”, or higher than “High Value”, the relay is closed state.
RS485 Output
Connect the output wires to the MODBUS “A B GND” terminal.
In M46, Meter address. The default communication baud rate is 9600, no parity. If users
need to modify the baud rate, please use wireless handheld operator “Modbus baud rate”
menu to modify.
MODBUS-RTU Protocol
Modbus Register Address
Register Address Data
Length Function
(Expressed in Hex) Format
0000 2 IEEE754 Read Flow rate per day (m3/d)
0002 2 Floating Read Flow rate per hour (m3/h)
0004 2 Point Read Flow rate per minute (m3/m)
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0006 2 Read Flow rate per second (m3/s)
0008 2 Read Flow velocity
000A 2 Read Positive totalizer
000C 2 Read Negative totalizer
000E 2 Read Net totalizer
0010 2 Read Net Heat totalizer
0012 2 Read heat flow rate per second
0014 2 Read percentage of Analog Output
0016 2 Read T1 input value (Temperature)
0018 2 Read T2 input value (Temperature)
001A 2 Read meter address
Long Integer
001C 2 Read Electronic Serial Number
Note: In the data format, high bit is before low bit.
Data Command
Inquiring data frame
Meter Function Start Register Length of Register
CRC Code
Address Code Address Address
 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.

Inquiring Data Command (Expressed in Hex)
Flow rate per day (m3/d) 01 03 00 00 00 02 C4 0B
Flow rate per hour (m3/h) 01 03 00 02 00 02 65 CB
Flow rate per minute (m3/m) 01 03 00 04 00 02 85 CA
Flow rate per second (m3/s) 01 03 00 06 00 02 24 0A
Flow velocity 01 03 00 08 00 02 45 C9
Positive totalizer 01 03 00 0A 00 02 E4 09
Negative totalizer 01 03 00 0C 00 02 04 08
Net totalizer 01 03 00 0E 00 02 A5 C8
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Net Heat totalizer 01 03 00 10 00 02 C5 CE
Heat flow rate per second 01 03 00 12 00 02 64 0E
Percentage of Analog Output 01 03 00 14 00 02 84 0F
T1 input value (Temperature) 01 03 00 16 00 02 25 CF
T2 input value (Temperature) 01 03 00 18 00 02 44 0C
Meter address 01 03 00 1A 00 02 E5 CC
Electronic Serial Number 01 03 00 1C 00 02 05 CD
Returning data frame

Meter Function Bytes Length of Returning Return data
CRC Code
Address Code Data Section Section
 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.
 Bytes Length of Returning Data Section: One byte, expressed in Hex. For example, read
data from Flow rate per day to Net totalizer, return bytes length is 0x20.
 Return data Section: Four bytes for per data, expressed in Hex, and high bit is before low
bit. For example, read Flow rate per hour, and the flow rate is 100m3/h, then return data
section is “42 C8 00 00”.
 CRC Code: Two bytes, expressed in Hex, and high bit is before low bit.
Data Storage Function

Menu Setup
In M60, it is setup of date and time for meter, the date format is YY-MM-DD, and the time
format is HH-MM-SS.
In M50, select the Logger Option “ON”.
In M51, set the Start time, Interval time and Go On time.
The Start time should be later than the time in M60, or set the Start time as: Start **:**:** (It
means logging data right now).
The Interval time should be more than 2s, and less than 15minutes.
The Go On time means that the duration of logging data. If the Go On time is larger than 24
Hours, set the Go On time as Go On **:**:**.
(“*” is input by the key .)
M60 M50 M51 Logger Setup

Date 12-01-14 Logger Options Start **:**:**
Time 15:16:46 ON Intervl 00:00:05
Go On **:**:**
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Download Data
When the meter is storing data, the Green LED will flicker one time.
There are two ways to download data:

1) Plug in a U-Disk, the Green LED will be normally on. Press the USB_COPY key, and then
the meter will download data to U-Disk. When downloading data, the Green LED flickers
quickly. When finishing data downloading, the Green
LED is normally on again, at the moment, pull out
the U-Disk.
2) Pull out the SD card in the mainboard, and then copy
the data in the SD card.
Note: When the meter is storing data, the data is stored in

SD card. Therefore, when pulling out the SD card to
copy data for a long while, the meter will loss partial data.
(The meter has a buffer of 60 data, if the interval time is
5s, the buffer time is 300s)
Read Data
When downloading data, it will create a new folder in U-Disk, the naming rules of the folder is
meter address (M46)-folder number. For example, meter address is 1, and the first time of
download data, the folder name is 1-000. The storage format of data is in “csv” file, the
naming rules are shown as below:
Naming rules of “csv” file

xx-xx-xx-xx .csv
00-99
Hour
Day
Month
Save another file by naming rules when the “csv” file has recorded 2000 data.
(Default: 2000, according to requirement, the number can change, please consult factory)
When opening the “csv” file, the data are shown as below:
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PART-6 HOW TO USE MENU FUNCTIONS
Use Menu Windows for Transducer Mounting Inspection

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 in the ULTRA-E-F. 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.
Signal Quality (Q value)

Q value is short for Signal Quality (displayed in Window M90). It indicates the level of the
signal detected. In the ULTRA-E-F, Q value is indicated by numbers from 00~99. 00 represents
the minimum signal detected while 99 represent the maximum. Normally, the transducer
position should be adjusted repeatedly and couplant application should be checked frequently
until the signal quality detected is as strong as possible.
Transit Time Ratio (M91)

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;
(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.
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
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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.
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.
How to Judge Whether the Instrument works Well on Site

1. Connect the transmitter and transducer properly.
2. Menu Setup
Note: No matter what kind of transducer customers bought, the menu setup of transmitter
follows the below operations.
1) Enter Menu 11, input the pipe outside diameter “38”;
2) Eenter Menu 12, input pipe wall thickness “4”;
3) Enter Menu 14, select pipe material “0. Carbon steel”;
4) Enter Menu 16, select liner material “0. No liner”;
5) Enter Menu 20, select fluid type “0. Water”;
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6) Enter Menu 23, select transducer type “5. Plug-in B45”;
7) Enter Menu 24, select transducer-mounting method “1. Z-method”;
8) Enter Menu 01 to display measurement result. At this moment, the S and Q value should
be 0 in Menu 01.
3. Transducers Operation
Put a little water or couplant on measuring plane of transducers, put the measuring parts of
two transducers face to face closely, shown as below.
Operation of Clamp-on Transducers Operation of Insertion Transducers
4. How to judge the flow meter system

Keep the transducers status shown as above, and then view the S and Q value in Menu 01.
1) If the two S values are larger then 60, and the difference of the two values is smaller than
10, it means the system is working well.
2) If the two S values have a great difference which is larger than 10, or there is one S value
is 0, it means the wirings or transducers have problem.
Check the wirings. If the wirings are OK, customers need replace the transducers or send
them back for repair.
3) If the two S values are both 0, it means the transmitter or transducers have problem.
Check the wirings, if the wirings are OK, customers need replace the meter or send it back
for repair.
How to Judge the Liquid Flowing Direction

Make sure that the instrument works properly;
Check the flow rate for the indication. If the displayed value is positive, the direction of the
flow will be from the UP transducer to the Down transducer; if the displayed value is negative,
the direction will be from the Down transducer to the UP transducers;
How to Reset the Default Setups

Use M37, it has another function to recover the default setups. When the ‘selection’ message is
displayed, press the dot key . first, then press key ◀, meter will erase all the parameters
entered by the user and setup the meter with default values.
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How to Stabilize the Flow
The damping acts as a filter for a stable reading. If ‘0’ is entered in window M40, that means
there is no damping. A bigger number brings a more stable effect. But bigger damping
numbers will prevent the instrument from acting quickly. Numbers 0 to 10 are commonly used
for the damping value.
How to Use the Low Flow Cutoff Function

The number displayed in window M41 is called the low flow-cutoff value. The flow meter will
replace these flow rate values that are absolutely less than the low-cutoff value with ‘0’. This
means the flow meter will avoid any invalid accumulation when the actual flow is below the
low flow-cutoff value.
The low flow-cutoff value does not affect the flow measurement when the actual flow is
absolutely greater than the low flow-cutoff value.
How to Setup Zero Point

It is necessary to establish the true zero flow condition and program that set zero point into the
instrument. If the zero set point is not at true zero flow, a measurement difference may occur.
Because every flow meter installation is slightly different and sound waves can travel in
slightly different ways through these various installations, a provision is made in this entry to
establish “True Zero” flow – SETUP ZERO.
There exists a ‘Zero Point’ with certain installation which means the flow meter will display a
non-zero value when the flow is absolutely stopped. In this case, setting a zero point with the
function in window M42 will bring a more accurate measurement result. When do a
calibration test, it is also very important.
Make sure that the pipe is full of liquid and the flow is absolutely stopped - securely close any
valves and allow time for any settling to occur. Then run the function in window M42 by press
the MENU 4 2 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.
How to Use Scale Factor

Scale factor refers to the ratio between “actual value” and “reading value”. For instance, when
the measurement is 2.00, and it is indicated 1.98 on the instrument, the scale factor reading is
2/1.98. This means that the scale factor is 1.01.
The scale factor default is “1”or a factory calibration value (see the calibration data sheet for
every meter) for each instrument prior to shipment from the factory. The scale factor entered
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must be one that results from actual calibration. Re-calibration or change the Scale factor may
be necessary on different pipe lines or different applications in order to obtain better accuracy.
How to Do When all keys or ENTER Key is invalid

The system provides two lockers: System lock in Menu 47 and Keypad lock in Menu 48.
System lock is used to avoid modification of the parameters. The system can be locked with 1-
4 digits password, and after system locked, the ENTER key is invalid. Users can check the
menu, but do not modify the parameters.
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 for a
common password.
How to Set Date and Time

Use the windowM60, press ENTER key and then input the new data and the new time. Press
the ENTER key to confirm.
ON/OFF Totalizer
Window M34 is available to turn net totalizer on or off. Window No.35 is available to turn the
positive totalizer on or off, while Window No.36 is for the negative totalizer. Select “On” to
activate the totalizer, and “Off” to inactivate the totalizer.
Units Options
Measurement units options, Metric or English, select M30, Press ENTER, and scroll the ∧or
∨ to select units; Flow rate units, Select M31, Press ENTER, and scroll the ∧or ∨ to select units.
Details please refer to Part 4, Windows Display Explanations.
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PART-7 TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQ
Troubleshooting
The ULTRA-E-F ultrasonic flow meter has advanced self-diagnostics functions and displays
any errors in the upper right corner of the LCD via definite codes in a date/time order.
Hardware error diagnostics are usually performed upon each power on. Some errors can be
detected during normal operation. Undetectable errors caused by incorrect settings and
unsuitable measurement conditions can be displayed accordingly. This function helps to detect
the errors and determine causes quickly; thus, problems can be solved in a timely manner
according to the solutions listed in the following tables.
Errors displayed in the ULTRA-E-F are divided into two categories: Table 1 is for errors
displayed during self-diagnostics upon power on. “* F” may be displayed on the upper left
corner of the screen after entering the measuring mode. When this occurs, it is necessary to
power on for self-diagnostics once again to detect and solve possible errors using the table
below. If a problem still exists, please contact the factory or the factory’s local representative
for assistance.
Table 2 applies when errors caused by incorrect settings and signals are detected and are
announced by error codes displayed in Window M07.
Table 1 Self-diagnoses and error solutions (upon power on)
LCD Display Cause Solution

Rom Parity Error * System ROM illegal or error * Contact the factory
* System stored data block * Power on again or contact the
Stored Data Error
error factory
* Power on again or contact the
SCPU Fatal Error! * SCPU circuit fatal error
factory
Timer Slow Error
* System clock error * Contact the factory
Timer Fast Error
CPU or IRQ Error * CPU or IRQ problem * Power on again
System RAM Error * System RAM questionable
factory
Time or Bat Error * System date time chip error
factory
No Display, Erratic or
* Bad wiring connection * Check wiring connections
Abnormal Operation
Stroke Key -No *Keypad locked or bad plug * Enter the unlock password if
Response connection the keypad is locked
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Table 2 Error codes and solutions (during operation)
Code M08 Display Cause Solution
*R System Normal * System normal No errors
*J SCPU Fatal Error * Hardware defect * Contact the factory
* Attach transducer to the
pipe and tighten it
securely. Apply a plenty
of couplant on transducer
and pipe wall.
* Remove any rust, scale,
*Signal not detected.
or loose paint from the
*Spacing is not correct
pipe surface. Clean it with
between the transducers or
a file.
not enough couplant
* Check the initial
applied to face of
*I Signal Not Detected parameter settings.
transducers.
* Remove the scale or
* Transducers installed
change the scaled pipe
improperly.
section. Normally, it is
* Scale is too thick.
possible to change a
* New pipe liner.
measurement location.
The instrument may run
properly at a new site with
less scale.
* Wait until liners
solidified and saturated.
* Low signal strength. * Solution refers to
*H Low Signal Strength * Cause refers to above-mentioned
above-mentioned reasons. solutions.
* Poor signal quality
* Solution refers to
* All reasons are included
*H Poor Signal Quality above-mentioned
in the above-mentioned
solutions.
causes.
Current Loop over 20mA * 4-20mA current loop * Check settings（refer to
(No influence normally. over 120%. Window M56）and
*E
Ignore it if no current * Improper settings to confirm if actual flow is
output is being used.) current loop output. too high.
Frequency output over set * Frequency output over
* Check settings（refer to
value No influence 120%.
Window M66-M69）and
*Q normally. Ignore it if no * Improper settings to
confirm if the actual flow
frequency output is being frequency output or actual
is too high.
used. flow are too high.
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* Power on again; resolve
* Error in self-diagnoses it by the method listed in
during power on. Table 1. If it is still a
*F Refer to Table 1.
* Permanent hardware problem, contact the
error. factory. * Contact the
factory.
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Q: New pipe, high quality material, and all installation requirements met: why still no signal
detected?
A: Check pipe parameter settings, installation method and wiring connections. Confirm if the
couplant is applied adequately, the pipe is full of liquid, transducer spacing agrees with M25
and the transducers are installed in the right direction.
Q: Old pipe with heavy scale inside, no signal or poor signal detected: how can it be resolved?
A: Check if the pipe is full of fluid. Try the Z method for transducer installation （If the pipe is
too close to a wall, or it is necessary to install the transducers on a vertical or inclined pipe
with flow upwards instead of on a horizontal pipe).Carefully select a good pipe section and
fully clean it, apply a wide band of couplant on each transducer surface (bottom) and install
the transducer properly. Slowly and slightly move each transducer with respect to each other
around the installation point until the maximum signal is detected. Be careful that the new
installation location is free of scale inside the pipe and that the pipe is concentric (not distorted)
so that the sound waves do not bounce outside of the proposed area. For pipe with thick scale
inside or outside, try to clean the scale off, if it is accessible from the inside. （Note:
Sometimes this method might not work and sound wave transmission is not possible because
of the a layer of scale between the transducers and pipe inside wall）.
Q: Why is the CL output abnormal?

A: Check to see if the needed current output mode is set in Window M54. Check to see if the
maximum and minimum current values are set properly in Windows M55 and M56. Re-
calibrate CL and verify it in Window M53.
Q: Why is the flow rate still displayed as zero while there is fluid obviously inside the pipe
and a symbol of “R” displayed on the screen?
A: Check to see if “Set Zero” was carried out with fluid flowing inside the pipe (Refer to
Window M42). If it is confirmed, recover the factory default in Window M43.
Ensure that the value in M41 is smaller than the actual flow rate.
Q: With a poor measurement site environment in the site and the voltage and power supplies
fluctuating widely, is the instrument really able to keep running 24 hours a day repeatedly
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without stopping and last for several years under such conditions?
A: ULTRA-E-F is designed to work with high reliability under such conditions. It is provided
with an intelligent signal conditioning circuit and internal correction circuitry. It will work
under strong interference conditions and is able to adjust itself with strong or weak sound
waves. It will work in a wide band of voltage: 90-240VAC or 9V~28V DC voltage.
Q: Why is the pipe not full of liquid or no flow in pipe, but still displays an unstable or wrong
reading?
A: Pipe must be full of liquid, if not, ENTER the menu window M29, setup a EMPTY PIPE Q
VALUE less than normal Q value (pipe is full of liquid), cut off abnormal reading, ULTRA-E-
F will display Zero reading.
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PART-8 WARRANTY AND SERVICE
Warranty
The manufacturer provides one year warranty on all products, free of charge, but the users
should be responsible for the one-way transportation fee from the customer to the factory.
Service
The manufacturer provides instrument installation for our customers, and the charges will be
made according the cost.
1) For any hardware failure of the instrument, we recommend that our customers send back
the instrument to our factory for service, due to the fact that the instrument is made of
microprocessors and it will be difficult to perform field maintenance. Before sending back
the instrument, please try to contact the factory first to make sure what the problem is.
2) For other operational problems, please contact our local distributor by telephone, fax or
email. In most cases, the problem could be solved immediately.
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APPENDIX 1 INSERTION TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION
Overview
Insertion transducers can be installed into metal pipelines via an isolation ball valve. The
maximum pipe diameter in which insertion transducers can be installed is DN4500mm. Sensor
cable length (6m standard) normally can be extended to as long as 300m. Follow the procedure
below to install insertion transducers, the pipe size should not be smaller than DN80mm.
A, Menu Configuration
Refer to Part 2 and Part 3, the transmitter is the same as Clamp-on Ultrasonic Flow meter,
entering configuration parameters (pipe O.D., Wall Thickness, liquids type, etc.), then
calculate the Transducer Spacing (Menu 23, Transducer type is: 5. Plug-in Type B45; Menu
24, Transducer Mounting is: 1. Z, for the Insertion transducer, pipe line diameter ≥80mm.)
B, Installation Locating
After entering the setup parameters, the ULTRA-E-F will calculate the transducer spacing in
Menu
25. The transducer spacing is distance between the centre points of two insertion transducers.
Z method is the most commonly used mounting method for insertion-type ultrasonic flow
meters, suitable for pipe diameters ranging from 80mm to 4500mm. Due to strong signal
strength and high measurement accuracy, the Z method is preferable for pipe sections severely
rusted or with too much scale formation on the inside wall. When installing the transducer
using the Z method, be sure that the two transducers and the pipeline center axis are in the
same plane, but never in the 6 or 12 o’clock positions.
Perform the following steps to install transducers using the Z mounting method:
Locate the reference mounting positions of 3 and 9 o’clock as shown in Fig. 1.
Fig.1 Reference Mounting Positions of 3 and 9 o’clock (Z Method)
Locating
By positioning paper, or positioning ropes, first identified point A and then confirmed C points
(A and C into 180° symmetric), extended C level again, determined to point B, L = BC
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Step by step shown as below Fig.2 – 6.
Fig.2 Prepare a rectangular paper or substitutes.
Fig.3 Wrap the paper around the pipeline with the folded end perpendicular to the length of the
paper (Z Method).
Fig.4 Mark the overlapping line between the folded end and the other end of the paper, mark A
point as shown.
Fig.5 Mark C point (A and C into 180° symmetric), extended C level again, determined to
point B, L = BC, L is transducer spacing in Menu 25.
Fig.6 Remove the positioning paper, prepare weld the ball valve bases on A and B point, note
that the center point of Ball Valve Base coincidences with the A, B points.
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C, How to Obtain Good Signal Strength and Signal Quality
After installing two transducers, please use Menu 90 and 91 to check the signal strength and
signal quality, time ratio within the range of 97%-103%.
Screw one transducer or another transducer, let the value of Menu 90 at least ＞60.
The scale factor is used to modify the measurement results, factory default is 1.0 or other value
depends on calibration. The user can enter a numerical value other than 1.0 according to re-
calibration results.
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APPENDIX 2 ENERGY FUNCTION INSTRUCTION
1. Introduction
Series ULTRA-E-FB&C flow meter owns an in-built module for energy calculation. It can
calculate the thermal enthalpy of the liquid of a certain temperature automatically. Accordingly
we can calculate the heat flow and totalizer. Temperature signal is input by analog hardware
T1, T2 which can only receive Pt1000 resistance signal.
2. Wires Connection
Analog input can be connected to four temperature signals from outside. When calculating
energy, T1 connects to inlet sensor and T2 to outlet sensor.
Menu 06 displays the corresponding temperature.
3. Energy Calculation
Energy = Flow× (thermal enthalpy at T1 temp. - thermal enthalpy at T2 temp.). This thermal
enthalpy is automatically calculated by heat meter according to international standard.
Menu 84 Energy unit selection, kWh, GJ optional.

Menu 85 Temperature Signal Origin Selection
0. From T1, T2 input

1. Fixed temperature difference
Menu 86 Select the specific heat according to international standard.
Select >0. GB
Menu 87 Open or Close energy flow totalizer.
Menu 88 Totalizer multiplication factor selection
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Menu 89 Reset Zero energy totalizer.
If the liquid temperature goes steady, use can remove the temperature sensor and calculate the
energy according to the estimated temperature difference.
4. Temperature Range
Temperature range is defined in Menu63 and Menu64. The first digit in Menu refers to the
analog signal value input at 1000 ohm, the second digit refers to the analog signal value input
at 1758.56 ohm.
For example, at the condition that when temperature sensor outputs 1000 ohm, temperature is
0℃, and outputs 1758.56 ohm, temperature is 200℃, this temperature sensor is connected to
T1, and user needs to input 0, 200 in Menu63. User can check the displayed temperature value
in Menu 06.
5. Pt1000 Temperature Sensors
The meter utilizes two Pt1000 temperature sensors, and the temperature sensors are matching.
Temperature sensor cable is provided by manufacturer.
For measurement accuracy, test security, convenient maintenance, and not affect equipment
operation and production operation, we should pay attention to the following before
installation:
1. Should be rationally choose installation position, avoid the valve, elbow and equipment
installed with thermal resistance.
2. For measuring the fluid temperature of pipe center, generally the measurement terminal is
inserted into the pipe in the center.
3. Water supply temperature sensor (high temperature point, insertion type) must be installed
in flow transducer downstream side, and is apart from the downstream flow transducer 5DN.
The return water temperature sensor (low temperature point) should choose the position where
is nearest to water supply temperature sensor.
6. Clamp-On Temperature Sensors Installation
When determining the installation position of temperature sensor, we should pay attention to
the pipeline surface. Pipeline surface must be clean before installing temperature sensor, then
use belts to fix temperature sensor.
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APPENDIX 3 MOUNTING FRAME INSTALLATION
1. Introduction
0 B
The mounting frame is designed for clamp-on transducer installation, it make the installation
simple, allocation precise, fixation stable, and it also can meet to multiple transducer mounting
metheds.
2. M-Mounting Frame Installation

1 B
Parts List of M-Mounting Frame

Table 1 Parts List of M-Mounting Frame
Parts Name Quantity Function Picture
To install
Brackets 2
transducer
Guide Rods See table 2 To fix brackets
Position
Graduated
1 transducer
Scale
precisely
To fix bracket
Copper
2 and metal
Screws
chains
To surround
Metal Chains 2 pipe and fix
brackets
To connect
Latchs 4 brackets and
chains
To fix copper
Nuts 2
screws
To fix guide
Combination rods and
5
Screws graduated
scale
To fix
Screws 2
transducer
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The guide rods have two types: one type is rods with inside thread, and the other is rods with
outside thread. The guide rod with outside thread is used to extend the guide rod, and it is
suitable for mounting frame installing on large pipe.
Table 2 Guide Rods Quantity

Pipe size 50-250mm 250-600mm 600-1000mm
Two rods with Two rods with
Quantity of guide Two rods with inside thread inside thread
rods inside thread Two rods with Four rods with
outside thread outside thread
Installation Steps for V and W Transducer Mounting Methods
When using V or W method to install transducers, install the two transducers on the same side
of pipeline.
A, Install the guide rods

In the parts list, there are two brackets, and the two brackets are exactly the same. Select one
bracket, and install guide robs on it.
When finishing guide rods installation, it will be shown as the following picture. If measured
pipe size is larger than 250mm, it should add guide robs with outside thread. The inside thread
rob is connected to outside thread rob through thread.
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B, Install graduated scale
When installing graduated scale, the graduated side faces up, shown as the following pictures.
Fix graduated sacle’s end with a hole by combination screw.
Note: When the transducer spacing is out the range of graduated scale, do not install graduated
scale, and use measuring tape or other tool to locate the transducer spacing.
C, Install metal chains

Suppose the side we install graduated scale as bracket upside.
On the bracket downside, use latch 1 to connect bracket and metal chain, shown as the
following pictures.
On the metal chain end, use latch 2 to connect copper screw and metal chain.
D, Fix the bracket on pipeline

According to the pipe size, adjust the latch 2’s position on metal chain to make copper screw
across the hole in the bracket, and ensure metal chain around pipeline and straight, shown as
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follow. Use nut to fix bracket and adjust firm degree of metal chain in pipeline.
Note: Please do not over tighten.
E, Fix another bracket

Shown as the following pictures, place another bracket to guide rods, and slip graduated scale
into bracket. According to the transducer spacing, adjust the bracket’ position, and then use
two combination screws to fix bracket on guide rods.
According to steps C and D, fix the bracket on pipeline.
F, Install transducer
When the mounting frame has been installed, it is shown as the following picture. Make sure
that the reading of graduated scale should be the same as transducer spacing displayed in
Menu 25 of flowmeter. (In practical application, in order to increase signal quality Q, and
make ratio value in the range of 100±3%, maybe need to adjust transducer mounting spacing a
little)
Equably spread couplant on measuring side of transducer, and then put transducer into bracket
from broadside, make sure pipeline and transducer have good coupling.
Use screws to fix transducers. Refer to the following pictures.
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Notes:
1. Keep transducer end face and bracket end face at the same plane.
2. When using screw to fix transducer, we can observe the installation from broadside.
3. Do not over tighten to prevent couplant extrusion.
Mounting Frame Installation for Dedicated Flowmeter (Flat view)
Mounting Frame Installation for Portable/Handheld Flowmeter (Flat view)
Installation Steps for Z and N Transducer Mounting Methods
When using Z or N method to install transducers, install the two transducers respectively on
the opposite sides of pipeline. Installation steps are as follow.
A, Install metal chain

Refer to step C in steps for V and W method. Due to install the two transducers on the opposite
sides of pipeline, do not use guide rods and graduated scale.
B, Fix bracket to pipeline
Refer to step D in steps for V and W method. Use latch and metal chain to fix bracket on
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pipeline, shown as the following picture.
C, Install another bracket

According to step A and B, install another bracket.
According to the transducer spacing, adjust the bracket position.
Notes:
1. Ensure that the two brackets are on the same axial surface.
2. Use Z or N method to install transducers, do not use guide rods and graduated scale, so
when we decide transducer spacing, we can make a sign on the same side at first, then make
another sign on the other side of pipeline.
When finishing the installation, it will show as follow:
D, Install the transducer

Equably spread couplant on measuring side of transducer, and then put transducer into bracket
from broadside, make sure pipeline and transducer have good coupling.
Use screws to fix transducers. Refer to the following pictures.
Notes:
2. When use screw to fix transducer, we can observe the installation from broadside.
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3. Do not over tighten to prevent couplant extrusion.
3. S-Mounting Frame Installation

Parts List of S-Mounting Frame
Table 3 Parts List of S-Mounting Frame
Parts Name Quantity Function Picture
To install
Brackets 2
transducer
Guide Rod 1 To fix brackets
Retaining To retain
2
Plates brackets
To connect
Stainless Steel
4 bracket and
Screws
retaining plate
Combination
8 To fix screws
Nuts
Combination To fix
8
Screws transducers
To fix guide
Screws 2
rod
To fix
Wing Nuts 4
retaining plate
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Installation Steps for V and W Transducer Mounting Methods
When using V or W method to install S-transducers, install the two transducers on the same
side of pipeline.
A, Fix transducer in bracket
There are two holes on S-transducers each side, use four combination screws to fix transducer
and bracket.
Notes:
2. In the package, the stainless steel screws and combination screws are already installed on
the brackets.
B, Install guide rod
Use two screws to fix guide rod.
When fixing guide rod, we should pay attention to transducer mounting spacing. The spacing
between two transducers should be the same as the value shown in Menu 25.
In practical application, in order to keep signal quality Q (Menu 90) more than 60, and make
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ratio value in the range of 100±3% (Menu 91), maybe need to adjust transducer mounting
spacing a little.
C, Install mounting frame to pipe

Equably spread couplant on measuring side of transducer, and then put the whole component
on one side of pipe, make sure pipeline and transducer have good coupling.
D, Finish installation
Put the retaining plates on another side of pipe, and use wing nuts to fix them. When finishing
installation, it will show as follow.
Notes: Do not over tighten to prevent couplant extrusion.
Installation Steps for Z and N Transducer Mounting Methods
When using Z or N method to install S-transducers, install the two transducers respectively on
the opposite sides of pipeline. Installation steps are as follow.
A, Fix transducer in bracket

Refer to step A in installation steps for V and W method.
B, Install one transducer to pipe

Equably spread couplant on measuring side of transducer, and then put the whole component
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on one side of pipe, make sure pipeline and transducer have good coupling. Put
the retaining plates on another side of pipe, and use wing nuts to fix them.
C, Install the other transducer

Based on the transducer mounting spacing(Menu 25), repeat steps A and B to install the other
transducer.
Notes: Do not over tighten to prevent couplant extrusion.
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APPENDIX 4 FUILD CHARACTERISTIC (SOUND SPEED)
1. Fluid Properties
Density Kinematic Absolute
3 Sound Speed delta-v/degree C
(Kg/m ) 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
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Methanol 790 1076 3530.2 -2.92 0.695 0.550
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
2. Water Sound Speed

Water Sound Speed table ( pressure: 1 bar） Units: Sound Speed: m/s
Temperature Sound Temperature Sound Temperature Sound Temperature Sound
℃ Speed ℃ Speed ℃ Speed ℃ 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
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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
3. Pipe Material Sound Speed Table

Pipe Material Sound Speed(m/s) Liner Material Sound Speed (m/s)
Steel 3206 Teflon 1225
ABS 2286 Titanium 3150
Aluminum 3048 Cement 4190
Brass 2270 Tar Epoxy 2540
Cast Iron 2460 Porcelain Enamel 2540
Bronze 2270 Glass 5970
Fiber Glass 3430 Plastic 2280
Glass 3276 Polyethylene 1600
Polyethylene 1950 PTFE 1450
PVC 2540 Rubber 1600
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Transit Time Ultrasonic Flow Meter

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

PART-3 TRANSMITTER INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS ...14

PART-4 WINDOWS DISPLAY EXPLANATIONS .......................................................... 20

PART-6 HOW TO USE MENU FUNCTIONS .................................................................. 33

PART-8 WARRANTY AND SERVICE .............................................................................. 42

APPENDIX 1 INSERTION TRANSDUCER INSTALLATION ......................................... 43

APPENDIX 2 ENERGY FUNCTION INSTRUCTION ................................................... 49

APPENDIX 3 MOUNTING FRAME INSTALLATION....................................................... 52

APPENDIX 4 FUILD CHARACTERISTIC (SOUND SPEED) ...................................... 62

Where: V Liquid velocity

Ex-proof type (ATEX) K transducer High temperature transducer

S-Transducer M-Transducer L-Transducer

Stainless Steel Strap Flexible belts Couplant

V-Mode and W-Mode Installation

2.52 Couplant Application

B, Transducers for High Temperature

Figure 3.1 Mechanical Dimensions

Figure 3.2 Transmitter Wirings

Follow these guidelines when using ULTRA-E-F

The arrow keys ∧ and ∨ To return to the last

menu or to open the next menu, are used to scroll

No.65, and press the ∨ key again to enter Window No.66.

Example 1. To enter a pipe outside diameter of 218.6, the procedure is as follows:

ULTRA-E-F Window Descriptions

Pipe Parameter Entry Shortcuts

select pipe material, and press the ENTER key.

select liner material, and press the ENTER key.

select fluid type, press the ENTER key.

select transducer type, and press the ENTER key.

select transducer-mounting method, and press the ENTER key.

Window for selecting pipe material, familiar pipe materials include:

Standard-S: Clamp-on small transducer or K type, 20-40mm

To change it, press key “ENTER”, will display:

The > is flashing, press scroll key ∧

CL(Current Loop) 20MA output Value

Displays the Time Ratio between the

OCT Pulse Output

Note: In the data format, high bit is before low bit.

For example, Instrument address is 01.

Returning data frame

Data Storage Function

M60 M50 M51 Logger Setup

There are two ways to download data:

Note: When the meter is storing data, the data is stored in

Naming rules of “csv” file

Use Menu Windows for Transducer Mounting Inspection

Signal Quality (Q value)

Transit Time Ratio (M91)

Total Time and Delta Time

How to Judge Whether the Instrument works Well on Site

Operation of Clamp-on Transducers Operation of Insertion Transducers

4. How to judge the flow meter system

How to Judge the Liquid Flowing Direction

How to Reset the Default Setups

How to Use the Low Flow Cutoff Function

How to Setup Zero Point