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Kenco Engineering SmartSonic Transmitter (Remote) User Manual

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Setting the Measurement Mode

This function is used to select the units used for the display. The following measurement options are available:

METER (default), INCH, or FEET: Select one of these options for Level or Distance measurements

M

3

/HR or G.P.M.: Select one of these for Flow measurements

After setting the measurement unit, the selected unit flashes on the display whenever you enter numerical values during
the setup procedure. The values for functions, such as Relay, will be displayed in the selected measurement unit.

Press / Action

Display

Description




and

Move between the available options.

For Example

Select the desired option. This will show on the
display for a few moments, then return to the
Main Menu





Go to the next function (Relay Values)

NOTE: If you select METER any relevant flow measurement will be in metric units (M

3

/HR). The opposite also applies,

so that if you select

M

3

/HR, any relevant distance or level measurements will be in meters. If you select INCH or FEET,

the flow measurements will be in

G.P.M.. If you select G.P.M., any relevant distance or level measurements will be in

inches.

If you select

METER when using a FLOW unit configured to show G.P.M., the METER sign will flash rapidly for a few

seconds. If you approve the selection by pressing

ENT, the flow unit will change to M

3

/HR.

Setting the Relay Values

The relays in the SmartSonic Remote are SPDT (Single Pole, Double-throw). This means that each relay has (3)
connections:

Normally Closed (NC)

Common (C)

Normally Open (NO)

In the SmartSonic, the term

CLOSED means that the relay is de-energized. In this state the NC and C terminals are

closed (connected), and the NO and C terminals are open (disconnected).

The term

OPEN means that the relay is energized. In this state the NC and C terminals are open (disconnected), and the

NO and C terminals are closed (connected).

In the event of power loss to the SmartSonic, the relays automatically go to the

CLOSED state (NC & C are connected;

NO & C are disconnected). Make sure that any auxiliary equipment connected to the SmartSonic relays, will be in a safe
condition upon loss of power to the SmartSonic.

You can set the relays to (5) different indication modes:

Level

Distance

Flow

Volume

Totalization