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Super Systems eFLO User Manual

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eFlo Electronic Flow Meter Operations Manual

Super Systems Inc.

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Figure 3 - eFlo Flow Control Panel Layout

A – LED display

By default, the LED display is used to display the

current flow. With different button combinations,

the LED display can also be used to show the

totalizer value, current setpoint, and Setup menu

options with associated settings. Alarm status

messages may also be displayed.

B – Status indicators

These are four lights that come on in various

situations.

Auto – When lit, the eFlo is in Auto valve control

mode. When not lit, the unit is in Manual valve

control mode.

Alarm – When lit, an alarm is active. This will be

a Low Flow Rate Alarm, a High Flow Rate Alarm,

or a Limit Switch Alarm.

Open – When lit, the valve is driving open.

Drive – When lit, the valve is driving. If this light is

illuminated, but the Open light is not, the valve is

driving closed.

C – Totalizer button

When pressed and held, the totalized flow value

is shown. After being held for a few seconds, the

value will begin to scroll to the left to show the

full totalized numeric value.

D – Up button

When pressed and held, the Up button will increase the flow rate through the inlet connection

by opening the valve. This button can also be used in conjunction with other items, such as

Setpoint and Setup menu options.

E – Setpoint button

When pressed and held, this button will show the current flow setpoint. By default, the setpoint

can be changed manually by pressing the up or down arrow to increase or decrease the setpoint

while the Setpoint button is being held. It is important to note that the setpoint cannot be

manually changed when the eFlo unit is obtaining a remote setpoint from another instrument.

The remote setpoint can be obtained using an analog or digital signal; it will overwrite any

manual input from the user. See the Setpoint Control and Adjustment on page 11 for more

details.

F – Reset button

When pressed and held for five seconds, the Reset button will erase the current totalized flow

value and change it to zero.