

The new Universal Rate/Totalizer Batch Controller may be used to display rate and total as well as provide simple automatic or manual batch control. Models are available for analog inputs such as pulse, open collector or switch closures. These meters feature a full six digit display, programmable time base of second, minute and hour, as well as a user programmable multiplier out to five decimal points. They also provide 24 VDC excitation for analog inputs and up to 50 mA for frequency/pulse inputs.
Features
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Model PD692 Analog Input
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Model PD693 Frequency or Pulse Input for Tachometer or Rate Meter
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Totalizer Factor The totalizer factor (multiplier) is a number which is multiplied by the rate to compute total. For example, if the rate display is gallons per hour and total is desired in liters, a factor of 3.785 should be used. If the rate display is gallons per hour and total is desired in gallons, a factor of 1 can be used. |
| Stand Alone Scaling The PD692 and PD693 may be calibrated without applying an input. Simply select Internal Calibration (1-CAL) mode and set desired display to correspond to the high and low input values. To scale inputs such as 0-5V, 1-5V or 0-10 V without applying a signal it is necessary to first complete an Initial calibration. | Peak Hold The peak hold feature captures the highest rate value and stores it in memory for later viewing. Push ENTER when meter reads dSPy P display peak reading. To erase the current peak value press ENTER when meter reads rSEt P and a new peak value will be captured. |
Isolated 4-20 mA Transmitter Output
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Square Root Extraction
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11 Point User Calibration
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The square root extraction feature displays flow rate by extracting the square root of a signal from a differential pressure transmitter. The user selectable low flow cutoff feature gives a reading of zero when the flow rate drops below a user-set point. |
2 Or 4 Relays The PD692 and PD693 can be equipped with 2 or 4 SPDT
relays. Relay #1 and #2 are assigned to total and trip when total exceeds
set point and reset when total is reset to zero. #2 relay is user
programmable to reset total to zero when set point is reached. A 10 second
delay will occur before relay #1 and #2 reset. Relays #3 and #4 are
assigned to rate and may be programmed for high or low alarms with 0-100%
dead-band.
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NEW Improved features! PD692 Analog Input & PD693 Frequency/Pulse Input Any relays programmable for rate or total Latching and non-latching relays Time base in seconds, minutes, hours and now DAYS Enhanced Priority Batch Programming Calibration Bail-out with one touch Easy access to full Diagnostic Menu PD692 Analog Input Pump Alternation Function PD693 Frequency/Pulse Input Gate Function for rate display of slow pulse rates Contact De-bounce Filter for counting pulses generated by switch contacts |
NEW 18-36 VDC POWERED
The PD692 Universal Rate/Totalizer can now
be powered from 18-86 Vdc. This new option provides up to 500 Vdc of isolation.
All the features and options available on the AC powered meters are available on
the DC powered meters.
Note: 18-86 VDC powered meters are not UL listed.
Alternating Rate/Total Display
Now can be programmed so the display automatically changes between displaying
rate and total every 10 seconds. This feature is particularly useful if the
totalizer is mounted inside a NEMA 4X or explosion-proof enclosure.
Priority Batch Programming
Customers who are changing their hatch presets frequently have requested a
quick way (without going into the main menu) to access only the batch preset
values. Now, when they hold the ENTER button for '3 seconds, the display jumps
right to the first batch preset value. After this preset value is programmed,
the second hatch preset value appears. After it is programmed. the display
returns to the process reading
Auto Batch Preset Tracking
Customers with batch control applications have also requested that they be
able to program relay 01 so that it always trips at a programmed offset value
before relay #2 trips. With this feature, a customer who is filling barrels of
different volume need only change the value for relay 42 each time he fills a
different size barrel. The meter will automatically adjust the preset value for
relay #1 so it trips at the desired offset value below relay#2. For instance,
say the customer is filling a 100 gallon barrel and the offset value is set at
5, relay # 1 will trip at 95 gallons. If relay #2 preset value is changed to 200
gallons, then delay #1 will automatically trip at 195 gallons
Programmable Relay Delay
A delay of between 1 and 999 seconds can be programmed between the time when
preset value #2 is reached and when relays #1 and 02 reset. Previously, this was
a fixed value of 10 seconds. This feature is only available on the PD693
Enhanced Lockout Capabilities
Customers have requested that they be able to disable certain menu titles
that they don't want to appear during the normal menu scan. Customers have also
requested that certain menu titles and the current programmed-value for these
titles appear- but their ability to be changed be restricted. At the same time,
they want a supervisor to be able to quickly and easily make changes. These
requests led us to design a lockout scheme that protects more against accidental
changes in programming or resetting, rather than deliberate ones.
Our lockout protects against the casual button-pusher but allows a supervisor to make changes from the front panel without having to remember a security password, or remove a lockout jumper at the rear of the instrument.
For more information on how the Menu-title disabling and Enhanced Lockout Capabilities work request "Totalizer Lockout Application Note".
K-factor Programming
The PD693 uses K-factor programming for easy one-step calibration. To calibrate the meter simply input the K-factor, which represents the number of pulses per some engineering unit. Next the customer programs the Time Base, which is the time units (second, minute, hour) in which the rate is displayed. And finally, the Totalizer Conversion Factor which allows the total to be displayed in any engineering unit, regardless of how the rate is displayed. Some customers prefer our two-point calibration method because it allows them to program a "zero" offset. This feature is a special order.
PD692
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| PD692-3-N | No options |
| PD692-3-14 | 2 relays (total only) |
| PD692-3-15 | 4-20 mA output |
| PD692-3-16 | 2 relays (total only) +4-20 mA output |
| PD692-3-17 | 4 relays (2 total and 2 rate) |
| PD692-3-18 | 4 relays (2 total and 2 rate) +4-20 mA output |
| PD692-3-20 | 2 relays (rate only) |
| PD692-3-21 | 2 relays (rate only) +4-20 mA output |
| Use a -4 instead of a -3 to specify 230 Vac powered meters at no extra cost. | |
| Use a PD692 is an analog input. Change to a PD693 to specify a pulse input. |
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