Dwyer Series PUB - Manual (Page 20)

3: Operating Procedures
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Flow monitoring
The FLOW READING screen is the one most used during normal monitoring operation. It shows the instantaneous
fluid flow together with totalized values (when enabled). In this mode you can select the flow measurement units
by pressing keys 7 (liters), 8 (Gallons, Barrels) or 9 (m³), or change the display to show velocity by pressing key 4.
3.3 Using the System at a Regularly Monitored Location
Setting up the PUB system using the Quick Start method described in Paragraph 3.2 is easy and the
recommended method to use in a ‘one-time’ situation. But if you have a site location that you want to monitor on
a frequent basis it is better to set up a named ‘Site’ for that location so that you can recall it when needed and so
avoid the need to re-enter the site details every time you want to install the equipment there.
Note: See Paragraph 3.4 for details of how to set-up and manage site details.
Use this procedure to install the equipment at a named site.
1. Select View / Edit Site Data from the
MAIN MENU.
2. Select Choose from list of sites.
3. Select one of the sites listed and press the
ENTER key.
4. The Site name will show the selected site and
the site parameters will be listed on the screen.
5. Scroll down through the menu list and enter/
change any data that might have changed since
the last time the site was accessed.
6. When you are satisfied that the parameters are
correct select
Save current site & read
flow.
VIEW EDIT SITE DATA DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS
Qxx.xx%
Choose from list of sites
Site name : MySite
Dimensions : Inches
Pipe outside diameter: 4.00
Pipe wall thickness : 0.20
Pipe lining thickness: 0.16
Pipe wall material : Mild Steel
Lining material : ---------
Sensor set : A-ST
Sensor mode : Reflex
Fluid type : Water
Save current site & read flow
Delete this Site
Download & save current site
Exit
7. If you need to alter the fluid temperature from
that shown, select either
°C or °F with the cursor
and press the ENTER key.
8. Enter the new temperature value and press the
ENTER key.
9. The new temperature should now be indicated in
both °C and °F.
10. Select Continue.. and press the ENTER key.
FLUID TEMPERATURE DD-MM-YY HH:MM:SS
Enter Fluid Temperature
°C: 5.00
°F: 41.00
Continue..