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Kenco Engineering SmartSonic Transmitter (Remote) User Manual

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OPEN CHANNEL FLOW MEASUREMENT
This section describes how to set the flow measurement parameters for Open Channel Flow measurement. It also covers
the flume/weir codes used when selecting the flume or weir of your application.

The

PARSH.FLUM function in the main menu enables you to select one of the preset flumes/weirs settings for flow

measurements.

When setting flow-measurement parameters, the flume/weir type value (

X) is entered first, followed by the letter (U) or (E)

as an indication for American or European open channel flow standard and followed by the code value (

FF) that

represents the appropriate flume/weir dimensions, in the following format: . The default is European standard. The
open channel types and codes are described in later in this section.

If you wish to insert custom flume measurements, you must enter

0.E (or U) 01 for this function. This entry will

automatically initiate an additional menu function (

Pr 1), enabling manual insertion of custom flume values in an

accordance table, as described in the section titled Additional Features.

Change from European to U.S. Flume Styles
The default setting for Flumes and Weirs is European. To use the U.S. style Flumes and Weirs, perform the following
procedure:

Press / Action

Display

Description

and

simultaneously

This is the password display





and

Use to enter the password (716) in place of
(000). BACK and NEXT will change the value
of the digit (0-9). ENT steps to the next digit;
ESC steps to the previous digit.

Single Sensor (only available option).


Flashes for 5
seconds, then is
displayed

Press ENT.

Flashes for 5

seconds

The main screen (Page #7) is now displayed.




and simultaneously

000.000

DISTRIBUTOR MODE




and

000.001

Change display to 000.001. Press ENT




and

600.001

Change display to 600.001. Press ENT then
Press ESC. You are now set to select U.S.
style Flumes & Weirs. Follow the directions in
the following section.