Instruction Manual Digital Flowmeter: Ono Sokki Co., LTD

FM-2500
DIGITAL FLOWMETER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.

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means without the prior written permission of the publisher.
2. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.
3. This document has been produced based on a series of strict verifications and
inspections. Should a failure occur nonetheless, please inform our sales repre-
sentative or sales office.
4. Ono Sokki shall have no liability for any effect resulting from any operation,
whether or not the effect is attributable to a defect in the documentation.
Copyright  ONO SOKKI CO., Ltd. 2000 All rights reserved.

Warranty
1. This product is covered by a warranty for a period of
one year from the date of purchase.
2. This warranty covers free-of-charge repair for defects
judged to be the responsibility of the manufacturer, i.e.,
defects occurred while the product is used under nor-
mal operating conditions according to descriptions in
this manual and notices on the unit label.
3. For free-of-charge repair, contact either your sales
representative or our sales office nearby.
4. The following failures will be handled on a fee basis
even during the warranty period.
(a) Failures occurring through misuse, mis-operation,
or modification
(b) Failures occurring through mishandling (dropping)
or transportation
(c) Failures occurring through natural calamities (fires,
earthquakes, flooding, and lightening), environ-
mental disruption, or abnormal voltage.
* For repairs after the warranty period expired, contact
your sales representative or our sales office nearby.
FOREWORDS
Thank you for your selection of the FM-2500 Digital Flowmeter.
This manual describes the functions, specifications, connections, and notes on use of the FM-2500 Digital
Flowmeter.
For proper use of the FM-2500 Digital Flowmeter, we recommend that you read this manual thoroughly
before using the FM-2500 Digital Flowmeter. In particular, some CAUTIONS in this manual refer possible
property damage. Be sure to handle the product following the description in this manual.
After reading this manual, please keep it in a safe place.
About Configuration of Instruction Manuals

The FM-2500 is provided with (up to three) function units on the rear panel of the main chassis (main unit).
These units correspond to each flow sensor.
In this manual, the model (name) of the main unit is referred to as FM-2500 (main unit).
The models (names) of the units mounted on the rear panel are referred to as:
• DF-0400 (FP Sensor Unit)

• FX-0400 (FX Sensor Unit)
• FZ-0300 (Coriolis Sensor Unit)
• FM-0210 (Signal Output Unit)
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For Your Safety
To ensure safe and proper use of the FM-2500 Digital Flowmeter, please read this document and the product
instruction manual.
Ono Sokki, Ltd. bears no responsibility for any warranty regarding damages, failures, or injury resulting from
failure to follow directions given within this document during operation.
Meaning of WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and Symbols
z WARNINGS and CAUTIONS

* In this document precaution are classified into two categories: WARNING and CAUTION. This depends on
the degree of danger or damage possible if the precaution is ignored and the product is used incorrectly.
This symbol is used to indicate precaution where there is a risk of death or serious
(WARNING)
personal injury to the operator if the product is handled incorrectly.
This symbol is used to indicate precaution where there is a risk of some personal
(CAUTION) injury to the operator or only material damage to the product if the product is handled
incorrectly.
Failure to follow CAUTIONS may lead serious result depending on the situation. Be sure to observe them
because each describes important contents.
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BEFORE USING
• Only use fuses with the rating (current, voltage, and blowout character-
istics) specified for the instrument because failure to do so may cause fire.
(WARNING)
Also, be sure to turn the power OFF and unplug the power cord for at least
one minute before replacing fuses.
• Avoid using the instrument in locations with high temperature (exceed-

ing the specified temperature range or 0 to +40°C) because there is a risk
of fire. Avoid using it in locations with extremely high temperature or conden-
sation. Using this instrument in locations with condensation may cause short-
circuit or heat development resulting in fire or electric shock.
• Do not block the heat radiation system because there is a risk of fire if heat
builds up inside the instrument. Place the instrument away from the wall in
locations with the best ventilation possible.
• Never dismantle or disassemble the instrument. Use of this instrument

without its casing or while taken apart may cause damage to equipment or
electric shock. When internal adjustment, inspection or repairs are required,
contact your dealer or Ono Sokki sales office nearby.
• Do not splash or spill water on the instrument because there is a risk of

short-circuit or heat development resulting in fire or electric shock. If you get
water inside the instrument, unplug the power cord immediately and contact
your dealer or Ono Sokki sales office nearby as soon as possible.
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ABOUT PROTECTIVE GROUND
• When operating the instrument, be sure to perform protective earth.

Failure to provide protective earth may cause electric shock.
(WARNING)
To ensure safety and eliminate noise, be sure to connect the instrument to a
good ground with either of the following two methods:
* Using a three-pronged power cord (one prong for ground)
Plug the three-pronged cord into a three-pronged

outlet.
* Using a 3-way-to-2-way adapter
Attach the supplied 3-way-to-2-way adapter (CM-

33) to the power cord and then connect the ground
wire of the adapter to the protective earth terminal
of the power supply.
ABOUT THE POWER CORD
• Only use the power cord or AC adapter supplied with the instrument or
one specified by Ono Sokki. Use of a power cord or AC adapter other than
(WARNING)
the one specified may cause electric shock or fire.
The voltage specification is 100 to 240VAC. The Digital Flowmeter is provided
with a power cord which can be used only for a voltage range from 100 to
120VAC. When using the instrument within the voltage range from 100 to
120VAC, be sure to use the supplied power cord. When operating it on volt-
ages other than the voltage range from 100 to 120VAC, be sure to use a
power cord which is applicable to the target voltage. For details, contact your
dealer or Ono Sokki sales office nearby.
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PRECAUTIONS ON ELECTRIC SHOCK
• Never cut the internal or external ground wire of the instrument or dis-
connect the wire connected to the protective ground terminal of the
(WARNING)
instrument because there is a risk of electric shock or damage to the instru-
ment.
• Before connecting the instrument to the device under measurement or

external control circuit, make sure that protective earth is securely made
and that the power is OFF. Connecting to external equipment without protec-
tive earth or while the power is still ON may cause electric shock.
• Before touching parts of the instrument where voltage/current is output

or circuits connected to parts where voltage/current is output, make
sure that the power is OFF. Touching such parts without turning the power
OFF may cause electric shock. Be sure to sufficiently insulate circuits from
output voltage/current.
• Be sure that the power always meets specified voltage and frequency
requirements. Use of power other than that specified may cause electric
shock, fire, or damage to the instrument.
• If you hear thunder, do not touch any metal parts of the instrument or
the plug because there is a risk of electric shock from conducted lighting. Do
not use this instrument outdoors if you hear thunder.
IF A PROBLEM OCCURS
• If any metal, water, or foreign object should fall inside, unplug the instru-
ment immediately. Using the instrument after metal, water, or foreign object
(WARNING)
has fallen inside may cause fire or electric shock. Unplug the instrument
immediately, then contact your dealer or Ono Sokki sales office nearby as
soon as possible.
• If you perceive smoke, noise, or abnormal odor coming from the instru-
ment or if you accidentally drop or damage it, unplug the instrument
immediately. Using the instrument under such conditions may cause fire or
electric shock. Contact your dealer or Ono Sokki sales office nearby as soon
as possible.
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ABOUT INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS
• Do not install the instrument on unstable locations. If the instrument

should fall it may cause injury or damage to equipment.
(CAUTION)
• Do not place large or heavy objects on top of the instrument. If an object
on top of the instrument should fall it may cause injury or damage to equip-
ment.
• Do not install the instrument in locations where there is oily smoke or

steam or where there is high humidity or lots of dust. Electricity could
conduct through oil, water vapor, or dust resulting in fire or electric shock.
• Do not install the instrument in locations subject to extremely high tem-

perature or direct sunlight because there is a risk of fire.
ABOUT THE POWER CORD
• Be sure to hold onto the plug portion when plugging in or unplugging

the power cord. Pulling on the cord may damage or break the cord possibly
(CAUTION)
resulting in fire or electric shock.
• Do not plug in or unplug the power cord while your hands are wet.
• Keep the power cord away from heaters or appliances which generate
high temperature as the cord casing may melt resulting in fire or electric
shock.
• To prevent electric shock due to deteriorated insulation or fire due to

leakage, if the instrument will not be in use for a prolonged period of
time, unplug the power cord from the outlet or turn off the breaker on
the distribution panel.
ABOUT MEASUREMENT
• Do not connect or disconnect any I/O connector during measurement

because there is a risk of measurement errors, resulting in failure signal out-
(CAUTION)
put to external equipment.
• Do not turn the power OFF during measurement because there is a risk of
damage to external equipment.
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NOTES ON MAINTENANCE
• Always keep the instrument clean. In particular, dust, oil splash, or other
dirt at connectors may cause malfunction. Do not use thinner or other
(CAUTION)
volatile solvents to clean the surface of panels.
• Built-in backup battery

The clock and display condition data memory are backed up by the built-in
rechargeable backup battery. When the power of the FM-2500 is turned ON,
the backup battery is charged automatically. The clock and built-in memory
data can be retained for about 1.5 months after full charge.
When the backup battery is fully discharged, it takes about 24 hours to fully
charge it.
If the voltage of the backup battery is not sufficient, clock operation and built-
in memory data contents are not guaranteed.
When the power is turned ON after the backup voltage is lost, display condi-
tions are initialized and memory data cleared automatically.
If the FM-2500 is not in use for a long period of time, charge the backup bat-
tery before use.
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Contents
FOREWORDS .........................................................................................................................................i
For Your Safety.......................................................................................................................................ii
1. Overview .................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Features ...................................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 System Configuration Examples.................................................................................................. 4
1.3.1 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples (FP Unit or FZ Unit) ................................... 4
1.3.2 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples (FX Unit) .................................................... 6
2. Name and Function of Each Section....................................................................... 7

2.1 Front Panel .................................................................................................................................. 8
2.2 Rear Panel................................................................................................................................. 10
2.2.1 FM-2500 Main Unit ........................................................................................................ 10
2.2.2 DF-0400 ........................................................................................................................ 12
2.2.3 FZ-0300 ......................................................................................................................... 14
2.2.4 FX-0400......................................................................................................................... 16
2.2.5 FM-0210 ........................................................................................................................ 17
2.2.6 FM-0200 Remote Controller (Option) ............................................................................ 18
3. Before Starting Measurement................................................................................ 19

3.1 Operation Flow .......................................................................................................................... 20
3.2 Signal Cable Connection ........................................................................................................... 21
3.2.1 FM-2500 Main Unit ........................................................................................................ 21
3.2.2 DF-0400 ........................................................................................................................ 22
3.2.3 FZ-0300 ......................................................................................................................... 26
3.2.4 FX-0400......................................................................................................................... 28
3.2.5 FM-0210 ........................................................................................................................ 30
3.3 Turning ON the Power of Main Unit........................................................................................... 31
4. Main Unit Setup....................................................................................................... 33

4.1 Menu Configuration (Main Unit)................................................................................................. 34
4.2 Setting Rpm Measurement Conditions (Revolution).................................................................. 35
4.2.1 Selecting a Sensor (Input Select) .................................................................................. 36
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4.2.2 Setting the Number of Rotational Pulses (P/R) ............................................................. 37
4.2.3 Setting the Number of Cycles (2 or 4 Cycle) ................................................................. 38
4.2.4 Setting the Number of Engine Cylinders (Cylinder)....................................................... 39
4.3 Setting the Measurement Data Display Update Interval (Time Base) ....................................... 40
4.4 Setting Automatic Stop Conditions (Auto Stop) ......................................................................... 42
4.4.1 electing OFF .................................................................................................................. 43
4.4.2 Selecting Total Time...................................................................................................... 44
4.4.3 Selecting Total Flow ...................................................................................................... 45
4.4.4 Selecting Total Revo ..................................................................................................... 47
4.5 Setting the Date and Time (Date Set)........................................................................................ 48
5. Display Setup .......................................................................................................... 51

5.1 Display Formats......................................................................................................................... 52
5.2 Changing Display....................................................................................................................... 53
5.2.1 Changing the Number of Display Items......................................................................... 53
5.2.2 Changing List Display.................................................................................................... 53
5.3 Display Conditions (Display)...................................................................................................... 54
5.3.1 Registering Display Conditions (Display Setup) ............................................................ 54
5.3.2 Storing Display Conditions (Display Store) ................................................................... 58
5.3.3 Changing Display Contrast (Display Contrast) .............................................................. 60
5.3.4 Recalling Display Conditions ......................................................................................... 61
6. DF-0400 Conditions Setup ..................................................................................... 63

6.1 Menu Configuration (DF-0400) .................................................................................................. 64
6.2 Setting Sensor Conditions (Sensor) .......................................................................................... 65
6.2.1 Selecting a Model of Flow Sensor (Select) ................................................................... 66
6.2.2 Setting the Flow Sensor Factor (Factor) ....................................................................... 67
6.2.3 Setting the Encoder Pulse (Encoder Pulse) .................................................................. 68
6.2.4 Setting the Rated Pressure of Pressure Sensor (Press Sens)...................................... 70
6.3 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Dens Correct) .................................................... 71
6.3.1 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Correction) ............................................ 72
6.3.2 Setting the Temperature Compensation Coefficient for Density Temperature
Compensation (TEMP COEF) ....................................................................................... 73
6.3.3 Setting the Reference Density for Density Temperature Compensation (REF DENS) . 74
6.3.4 Setting the Reference Temperature for Density Temperature Compensation
(REF TEMP) .................................................................................................................. 75
6.4 Setting the Output (Output)........................................................................................................ 76
6.4.1 Setting the Flow Voltage Output (Voltage Flow) ........................................................... 77
6.4.2 Setting the Temperature Voltage Output (Voltage Temp) ............................................. 78
6.4.3 Setting the Pressure Voltage Output (Voltage Press) ................................................... 79
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6.4.4 Setting the Flow Pulse Output (Pulse Flow) .................................................................. 80
7. FZ-0300 Condition Setup........................................................................................ 81

7.1.1 Selecting a Sensor (Select) ........................................................................................... 83
7.2 Calibration (Calibration) ............................................................................................................. 84
7.2.1 Zero Calibration (Zero Cal)............................................................................................ 85
7.3 Setting the Converted Temperature (Conv Dens) ..................................................................... 86
7.3.1 Setting Converted Temperature (Conv Dens1/2/3) ....................................................... 87
7.4 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Dens Correct) .................................................... 88
7.4.1 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Correction) ............................................ 89
7.4.2 Setting the Temperature Compensation Coefficient for Density Temperature
Compensation (Temp Coef) .......................................................................................... 91
7.5 Setting the Output (Output)........................................................................................................ 92
7.5.1 Setting the Flow Voltage Output (Voltage Flow) ........................................................... 93
7.5.2 Setting the Temperature Voltage Output (Voltage Temp) ............................................. 94
7.5.3 Setting the Density Voltage Output (Voltage Dens) ...................................................... 95
7.5.4 Setting the Flow Pulse Output (Pulse Flow) .................................................................. 96
8. FX-0400 Condition Setup ....................................................................................... 97

8.1.1 Selecting a Sensor (Select) ........................................................................................... 99
8.2 Setting the Density (Dens Set) ................................................................................................ 100
8.2.1 Setting the Density (Density) ....................................................................................... 101
8.3 Setting Conditions (Cond Set) ................................................................................................. 102
8.3.1 Setting the Fluid Level Stabilization Time (Delay Time) .............................................. 103
8.3.2 Setting Charging Level (Charge Level) ....................................................................... 104
8.4 Setting the Output (Output)...................................................................................................... 106
8.4.1 Setting the Flow Voltage Output (Voltage Flow) ......................................................... 107
8.4.2 Setting the Flow Pulse Output (Pulse Flow) ................................................................ 108
9. FM-0210 Condition Setup..................................................................................... 109

9.1 Menu Configuration (FM-0210)................................................................................................ 110
9.2 Setting the Operational Function (Calculation) ........................................................................ 111
9.2.1 Selecting the Operational Function (Function) ............................................................ 112
9.2.2 Setting the Transfer Flow (Tern Flow). ........................................................................ 113
9.3 Setting the Output (Output)...................................................................................................... 115
9.3.1 Setting the Flow Voltage Output (Voltage Flow) ......................................................... 116
9.3.2 Setting the Flow Pulse Output (Pulse Flow) ................................................................ 117
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10. Measurement Modes ............................................................................................ 119
10.1 Overview of Measurement Data .............................................................................................. 120
10.1.1 Measurement Data ...................................................................................................... 120
10.1.2 Integrating Measurement Operation............................................................................ 123
10.2 Measurement Procedures ....................................................................................................... 125
10.2.1 Description of Measurement with FX-0400 ................................................................. 126
10.3 Data Memory ........................................................................................................................... 132
10.3.1 Recalling Saved Data (Data Recall) ............................................................................ 133
10.3.2 Clearing Saved Data (Data Clear)............................................................................... 134
11. Maintenance and Inspection................................................................................ 135

11.1 Notes on Storage..................................................................................................................... 136
11.2 Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................... 137
12. Specifications........................................................................................................ 139

12.1 Specifications........................................................................................................................... 140
12.1.1 FM-2500 Main Unit ...................................................................................................... 140
12.1.2 DF-0400 ...................................................................................................................... 145
12.1.3 FZ-0300 ....................................................................................................................... 150
12.1.4 FX-0400....................................................................................................................... 154
12.1.5 FM-0210 ...................................................................................................................... 157
12.2 Outside Dimensions................................................................................................................. 159
12.2.1 FM-2500 ...................................................................................................................... 159
12.2.2 Each Unit ..................................................................................................................... 163
12.2.3 FM-0200 ...................................................................................................................... 164
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1. Overview
1.1 Overview .................................................................... 2
1.2 Features ..................................................................... 3
1.3 System Configuration Examples ................................ 4
1.3.1 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples

(FP Unit or FZ Unit)........................................ 4
1.3.2 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples

(FX Unit)......................................................... 6
1. Overview
1.1 Overview
The FM-2500 is a digital flowmeter for the FP Series, FX Series, and FZ Series flow sensors from Ono Sokki.
It displays the fluid flow, detected by each flow sensor with a high precision, using various unit systems.
Data which can be measured by the FM-2500 includes instantaneous data, total data, as well as sectional total
data for a sectional total time. The measured flow can be displayed in the LCD screen in diverse formats.
In addition to analog and pulse output signals, the FM-2500 is provided with the RS-232C interface as stan-
dard for communication with external instruments.
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1. Overview
1.2 Features
z Inputs signals from all models of FP Series positive displacement flow sensors.
z Inputs signals from all models of FZ Series Coriolis type flow sensors.
z Inputs signals from all models of FX Series flow sensors.
z The use of the signal output unit in combination with the FP and FZ units allows flow difference
signal output measurement.
z Employs an LCD screen to enable multi-purpose display.

z Provides the reversible compensation function which realizes precise flow measurement at the
time of pulsating or back flow.
z Provides the operational function which directly reads measurement data using any unit system.
z Enables measurement and display of fluid temperature and fluid pressure simultaneously with
flow measurement.
z Provides the density compensation function which compensates the density based on measured
temperature value and displays exact mass flow.
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1. Overview
1.3 System Configuration Examples

1.3.1 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples (FP Unit or FZ Unit)
Type A: Usual system using one flow sensor
Temperature
Pressure device FP Series
flow sensor or controller
Fuel tank FZ-2000 Series Engine
flow sensor Return
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
2 MEAS
DISP HOLD
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
FM-2500 DF-0400
Type C: One flow sensor is installed both on the supply and return sides and then the fuel con-
sumption is measured from the difference of the two sensors. Independent display of
each flow sensor is also possible on both sides.
Temperature
controller
flow sensor or Engine
Fuel tank
FZ-2000 Series
Back pressure flow sensor
valve
FP Series
flow sensor or
FZ-2000 Series
flow sensor
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
2 MEAS
DISP HOLD
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
DF-0400
FM-2500 DF-0400
FM-0210
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1. Overview
Type D: Two flow sensors connected in parallel allows measurement of the total fuel consump-
tion. Independent display of each flow sensor is also possible.
Temperature
controller
flow sensor or
Fuel tank Engine
FZ-2000 Series
flow sensor Return
FP Series
flow sensor or
FZ-2000 Series
flow sensor
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
2 MEAS
DISP HOLD
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
DF-0400
FM-2500 DF-0400
FM-0210
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1. Overview
1.3.2 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples (FX Unit)

Type A: Usual system using one flow sensor
FX-1100 Series
ONOSOKKI
GRAVITY FLOW SENSOR FX-1110
Temperature
controller
Fuel tank Engine
Return
IN
OUT
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
2 MEAS
DISP HOLD
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
FM-2500 FX-0400
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2. Name and Function of Each
Section
The FM-2500 is configured with up to three different function units installed on the rear panel of the main
unit (chassis).
2.1 Front Panel................................................................. 8
2.2 Rear Panel ............................................................... 10
2.2.1 FM-2500 Main Unit....................................... 10
2.2.2 DF-0400 ....................................................... 12
2.2.3 FZ-0300........................................................ 14
2.2.4 FX-0400 ....................................................... 16
2.2.5 FM-0210....................................................... 17
2.2.6 FM-0200 Remote Controller (Option)........... 18

2. Name and Function of Each Section
2.1 Front Panel

With the FM-2500, up to three different function units are installed on the rear panel of the main unit (chas-
sis).
(11) (13)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (10) (12)
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
2 MEAS
DISP HOLD
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
(8) (9)
(1) Power switch

Power switch of the FM-2500. Set the power switch to the upper position ( | ) to turn the power ON or
the lower position ( ○ ) to turn it OFF.
(2) LCD Screen

Displays measured values and statuses as well as the present time, setting parameters, etc.
(3) DISP COND1/2/3 key

Selects the display condition memorized for DISP COND1/2/3.
(4) MENU key

Switches between the measurement screen and Menu setup screen.
(5) MEAS DISP key

Selects the number of display items in the measurement screen.
(6) ALL DISP key

Selects the display slot in the list display screen for any slot.
(7) ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys
Used to change each setting in the Menu setup screen.
(8) ESC/LOCAL key

Moves the menu tree and cancels settings in the Menu setup screen.
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(9) ENTER key

Establishes settings in the Menu setup screen.
(10) RESET key

Used to reset integrating measurement.
(11) START Key

Used to start measurement.
Press the STOP switch and then the START switch to perform measurement by adding the last value.
(12) HOLD Key

Used to hold delimited display for integrating sections in sectional total data measurement.
(13) STOP Key

Used to stop measurement.
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2.2 Rear Panel

2.2.1 FM-2500 Main Unit
(7) (8) (9) (1) (2) (6)
REMOTE
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
PULSE IN
REVO
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(3) (4) (10) (5)
(1) REMOTE connector

This connector is used to connect with the Remote Box (FM-0200 as an option).
It can be used also as an input connector for external control signals.
Pin No. Signal

A GND
B START
C STOP
D HOLD
E RESET
F LED Ctrl
G DISP
H +5V
(2) MP-981/LG-916 connector

Used to connect the MP-981 or LG-916 rotary encoder from Ono Sokki.
Pin No. Signal

A SIG
B –
C +12V
D GND (FRAME)
E COM
F COM
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(3) MP-910 connector

Used to connect the MP-910 rotary encoder from Ono Sokki.
(4) PULSE connector

A TTL signal is input as a rotational pulse signal from the exterior.
(5) AC power inlet

Plug the supplied AC power cable.
(6) Interface slot

The RS-232C connector is equipped as standard.
The GP-IB interface option can be selected.
(7) Slot 1
One of the DF-0400, FZ-0300, and FX-0400 can be mounted.
(8) Slot 2
Either of the DF-0400 or FZ-0300 can be mounted.
However, this slot cannot be used if the FX-0400 is mounted in Slot 1.
(9) Slot 3
The FM-0210 can be mounted.
This slot can be used when the DF-0400 or FZ-0300 is mounted in Slot 1 or 2.
(10) DC FAN
This fan is used for cooling the main unit.
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2.2.2 DF-0400
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VOLTAGE OUT PULSE OUT

REMOTE
DF-0400 FLOW PRESS TEMP
FP Unit FLOW PRESS TEMP FLOW
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
PULSE IN
REVO
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(1) FLOW connector

This connector is used to connect the flow signal cable (FP-0011/0012/0014 option).
The FP Series positive displacement flow sensor is connected using the flow signal cable.
(2) PRESS connector

This connector is used to connect the pressure signal cable (FP-0035/0036/0037 option).
The FP Series positive displacement flow sensor is connected using the pressure signal cable.
(3) TEMP connector

This connector is used to connect the temperature signal cable (FP-0025/0026/0027 option).
The FP Series positive displacement flow sensor is connected using the temperature signal cable.
(4) VOLTAGE OUT/FLOW connector

It is possible to output the instantaneous flow rate as voltage using the full scale (flow rate in 10V out-
put) and the unit (kg/h or L/h) based on the specified conditions for input it to a recorder, etc.
Connect a BNC cable to use this connector.
(5) VOLTAGE OUT/PRESS connector

It is possible to output the instantaneous pressure as voltage using the full scale (pressure value in 10V
output) based on the specified conditions for input it to a recorder, etc.
(6) VOLTAGE OUT/TEMP connector

It is possible to output the instantaneous temperature as voltage for input to a recorder, etc.
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(7) PULSE OUT FLOW connector

It is possible to output the instantaneous flow rate as voltage using weigh (flow rate for each pulse) and
the unit (g/P or mL/P) based on specified conditions for input to another pulse counter, etc.
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2.2.3 FZ-0300
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VOLTAGE OUT PULSE OUT REMOTE

FZ-0300 SENSOR TEMP ERROR
Corioli FLOW DENS TEMP FLOW
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
PULSE IN
REVO
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(1) SENSOR connector

This connector is used to connect the flow signal cable (production by order).
The FZ Series flow sensor is connected with the FM-2500 using the flow signal cable.
(2) TEMP connector

Since the temperature signal is usually input from the FZ Series flow sensor, this connector is not used.
However, it is possible to make changes so that the signal of an external temperature sensor be used as
an input for temperature measurement through arrangements by order. This connector is used to connect
the temperature signal cable (FP-0025/0026/0027 option) in such a case.
Connect an external temperature sensor with the FM-2500 using the temperature signal cable.
" TEMP
Pin No. Signal name Remarks

(1) Pt100
(2) Pt100
Compensation of error produced
(3) Pt100 COM in lead resistance
(4) COM Shield
!
Platinum resistance temperature sensor
* When extending the leads of the platinum

1 3 2
resistance temperature sensor, use leads
Temperature with a low resistance to equalize the resistance
controller of three leads.
[Connection of 3-lead platinum

resistance temperature sensor]
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(3) VOLTAGE OUT/FLOW connector

put) and the unit (kg/h or L/h) based on the specified conditions for input to a recorder, etc.
(4) VOLTAGE OUT/DENS connector

It is possible to output the instantaneous density as voltage for input to a recorder, etc.
(5) VOLTAGE OUT/TEMP connector

It is possible to output the instantaneous temperature as voltage for input to a recorder, etc.

It is possible to output the instantaneous flow rate as pulse using the weighting (flow rate for each pulse)
and the unit (g/P or mL/P) based on the specified conditions for input to another pulse counter, etc.
(7) ERROR connector

Non-voltage 1-a contact output.
If the FZ Series flow sensor is not connected or if communication is disabled because of a certain rea-
son, this contact closes. If communication recovers normally, the contact opens.
(4) ERROR (1)

[Connector specifications]
1pin-2pin : The contact closes at the time
of communication error.
3pin-4pin : Not used.
[Applicable plug]
(3) (2) RM12-BPE-4PH (Hirose Electric)
(8) RS-232C connector

RS-232C interface connector.
Applicable connector is a D-sub 9-pin female connector.
(9) REMOTE connector

Connect a cable when using the FM-0200 Remote Box (option).
(10) AC power inlet

100VAC power inlet. Supply 100VAC using the supplied power cable.
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2.2.4 FX-0400
(1) (2) (3) (4)
VOLTAGE OUT PULSE OUT REMOTE

FX-0400 ERROR
FX Unit FLOW FLOW
DETECTOR
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
PULSE IN
REVO
No.
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.
MADE IN JAPAN
(1) DETECTOR
This connector is used to connect a mass burette type flow sensor (FX-200/1100 Series).
Note that the type of cable depends on the mass burette type flow sensor connected.
For details, refer to 2.4, "FX-0400" in "Before Starting Measurement."
(2) VOLTAGE OUT FLOW connector

put) and the unit (g/s or mL/s) based on the specified conditions for input to a recorder, etc.

It is possible to output the instantaneous flow rate as pulse using the weighting (flow rate for each pulse)
and the unit (g/p or mL/p) based on the specified conditions for input to another pulse counter, etc.
(4) ERROR connector

If the connected mass burette type flow sensor detects overflow or running out of fuel, this connector
outputs a contact signal.
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2.2.5 FM-0210

REMOTE
MP-981/LG-916

AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
FM-0210 VOLTAGE OUT PULSE OUT

SIG OUT FLOW FLOW
PULSE IN
REVO
No.
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.
MADE IN JAPAN
(1) (2)
(1) VOLTAGE OUT FLOW connector

This connector outputs the difference between and the sum of instantaneous flows of Slot 1 and Slot 2
as voltage through selection from the Menu setup screen.

It is possible to output the difference between and the sum of instantaneous flows of Slot 1 and Slot 2 as
pulse using the weighting (flow rate for each pulse) and the unit (g/p or mL/p) based on the specified
conditions for input to another counter, etc.
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2.2.6 FM-0200 Remote Controller (Option)
HOLD START
(3) (1)
DISP STOP
(4) (2)
RESET
(5)
Remote Controller
FM-0200
The FM-0200 functions in the same manner as the switches of the front panel of the FM-2500.
The Remote Controller does not function in the SETUP mode.
(1) START switch

Starts integrating measurement.
(2) STOP switch

Stops integrating measurement.
(3) HOLD switch

Delimits integrating sections.
(4) DISP switch

[FM-2500 (DF Series)]
Each time you press this switch, the display mode changes to INSTANT, TOTAL, LAP, and INSTANT
in this order.
[FM-2500 (FZ Series)]

Each time you press this switch, the display mode changes to INSTANT, TOTAL, LAP, C DENS, and
INSTANT in this order.
(5) RESET switch

Resets integrating measurement.
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3. Before Starting Measurement
3.1 Operation Flow ......................................................... 20
3.2 Signal Cable Connection.......................................... 21
3.2.1 FM-2500 Main Unit....................................... 21
3.2.2 DF-0400 ....................................................... 22
3.2.3 FZ-0300........................................................ 26
3.2.4 FX-0400 ....................................................... 28
3.2.5 FM-0210....................................................... 30
3.3 Turning ON the Power of Main Unit.......................... 31

3.1 Operation Flow

The basic operation flow is shown below.
Cable connection
Signal cable connection
Rotational signal input cable connection

Remote cable (option) connection
Other unit signal cable connection
Turning the power ON
Condition setup
Rotational signal measurement condition setup

Display update interval setup
Automatic stop function setup
Clock time setup
Communication I/F condition setup
Other unit condition setup
Measurement
Memory data check
CAUTION • For "Signal cable connection", connect cables required for measurement.
• For "Condition setup", set necessary conditions for the FM-2500 and each unit mounted in each slot. For condition
setup, refer to the instruction manual of each individual unit.
• Perform "Memory data check" as required.
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3.2 Signal Cable Connection

REMOTE Connection
The following shows cable connection for using the optional Remote Box (FM-0200).
RESET
HOLD
DISP
FM-0200
Remote Controller
REMOTE
START
STOP
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
MP-910
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
FUSE T 2 A
FM-0200 Remote Box
(Remote Controller)
PULSE IN
REVO
No.
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.
MADE IN JAPAN
Connecting Rotational Signal Cable

The following shows cable connection for rpm measurement using a rotary encoder from Ono Sokki or TTL
signal.
REMOTE
MP-981/LG-916
MP-981
IND
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
MP-981/LG-916
PULSE IN
REVO
No.
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.
MADE IN JAPAN
MP-910
Other rotational pulse signals
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3.2.2 DF-0400
Connecting Flow Signal Cable
Connect the FP Series positive displacement flow sensor to the FLOW connector on the rear panel of the FM-
2500 (DF Series) using the flow signal cable.
Rear panel

FP Unit
Flow sensor model Flow signal cable
FP-213·213S
FP-0011 (5 m)
FP-2140H·215 FP side: JMSP-1305F
FP-0012 (10 m)
FP-2240HA·2250A DF side: RM12BPG-5S
FP-0014 (20 m)
FP-3140H·315
CAUTION • The flow signal cable is an option (intended to be purchased separately).

For cable ordering, contact the retail store where you bought the product or Ono Sokki sales office nearby.
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Connecting Temperature Signal Cable

Connect the FP Series positive displacement flow sensor to the TEMP connector on the rear panel of the FM-
2500 (DF Series) using the temperature signal cable.
Rear panel

FP Unit
Flow sensor model Temperature signal cable
FP-213·213S
FP-2140H·215 – –
FP-3140H·315
FP-0025 (5 m)
FP-2240HA FP side: R03PB3F
FP-0026 (10 m)
FP-2250A DF side: RM12BPG-4S
FP-0027 (20 m)
CAUTION • The temperature signal cable is an option (intended to be purchased separately).

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Connecting Pressure Signal Cable

Connect the FP Series positive displacement flow sensor to the PRESS connector on the rear panel of the FM-
2500 (DF Series) using the pressure signal cable.
Rear panel

FP Unit
Flow sensor model Pressure signal cable
FP-213·213S
FP-2140H·215 – –
FP-3140H·315
FP-0035 (5 m)
FP-2240HA FP side: R03PB6F
FP-0036 (10 m)
FP-2250A DF side: RM12BPG-6S
FP-0037 (20 m)
CAUTION • The pressure signal cable is an option (intended to be purchased separately).

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Connecting Voltage Output Cable

Connect a BNC cable to each of the FLOW, PRESS, and TEMP connectors in the VOLTAGE section on the
rear panel as required.
Rear panel
FLOW PRESS TEMP FLOW
CAUTION • BNC cables are options (intended to be purchased separately).

• Pressure can be output in voltage form only by the FP-2240HA and FP-2250A.
• Temperature can be output in voltage form only by the FP-2240HA and FP-2250A.
Connecting Pulse Output Cable

Connect a BNC cable to the PULSE OUT FLOW connector on the rear panel as required.
Rear panel
FLOW PRESS TEMP FLOW

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3.2.3 FZ-0300
Connecting Flow Signal Cable
Connect the FP Series positive displacement flow sensor to the SENSER connector of the FM-2500 (FZ
Series).
Rear panel
FZ-0300 SENSOR TEMP

Corioli FLOW
CAUTION • The flow signal cable is an option (intended to be purchased separately).

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Connecting Analog Output Cable

Connect a BNC cable to each of the FLOW, DENS, and TEMP connectors in the VOLTAGE OUT section on
the rear panel as required.
Rear panel
FLOW DENS TEMP FLOW


Connect a BNC cable to the PULSE OUT FLOW connector on the rear panel.
Rear panel
FLOW DENS TEMP FLOW

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3.2.4 FX-0400
Connecting Flow Sensor Signal Cable
Connect the signal output of the FX flow sensor with the Detector connector of the FM-2500.
Rear panel
FX-0400
FX Unit
DETECTOR
Flow sensor model Signal cable
FX-0011 (5 m)
FX-0200 Series FX-0012 (10 m) –
FX-0014 (20 m)
FX-0021 (5 m)
FX-1100 Series FX-0022 (10 m) –
FX-0023 (20 m)
Alarm Signal Output (ERROR)

Connect an alarm device to the ERROR connector for alarm contact output.
If the mass burette type flow sensor connected to the FM-2500 detects overflow or running out of fuel, the
contact of the ERROR connector for alarm contact output closes to raise an alarm.
Connect the cable to the ERROR connector for alarm contact output according to the alarm device to be con-
nected as shown below, then connect the corresponding alarm device.
1 4
1
ERROR
Non-voltage 1-a contact : Overflow signal
2
3
Non-voltage 1-a contact : Fuel out signal
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2 3 FM-2500
Applicable connector : AA-33
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When monitoring the voltage signal of the instantaneous flow, connect the VOLTAGE OUT FLOW output
connector with the voltage signal input of the recorder using a BNC cable.
Rear panel

FLOW FLOW


When monitoring the pulse corresponding to the instantaneous flow, connect the PULSE OUT FLOW output
connector with the pulse signal input of the recorder using a BNC cable.
Rear panel

FLOW FLOW

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3.2.5 FM-0210
When monitoring the voltage signal of the instantaneous flow, connect the VOLTAGE of SIGOUT with the
voltage signal input of the recorder using a BNC cable.
Rear panel

FLOW FLOW
Connecting Pulse Signal Cable

When monitoring the pulse corresponding to the instantaneous flow, connect PULSE of SIGOUT with the
pulse signal input of the recorder using a BNC cable.
Rear panel

FLOW FLOW
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3.3 Turning ON the Power of Main Unit

Set the power switch to the upper position (|) to turn the power ON or the lower position ({) to turn it OFF.
When you turn ON the power of the FM-2500, the screen displayed when you turned the power OFF last
appears in about three second.
The format of the measurement data display screen depends on the unit mounted in each slot as well as on the
menu settings, etc.
When the screen appears, set up various conditions as required.
Screen examples are shown below.
Screen Example 1 (Four measurement items are displayed.)
Screen Example 2 (Six measurement items are displayed.)
Screen Example 2 (Measurement data of the SLOT1 unit are displayed collectively.)
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4. Main Unit Setup
The main unit processes the rotational signal, automatic stop, time setting, etc.
This chapter describes the procedures for setting up various conditions for the main unit.
4.1 Menu Configuration (Main Unit) ............................... 34
4.2 Setting Rpm Measurement Conditions

(Revolution) .............................................................. 35
4.2.1 Selecting a Sensor (Input Select)................. 36
4.2.2 Setting the Number of Rotational

Pulses (P/R) ................................................. 37
4.2.3 Setting the Number of Cycles

(2 or 4 Cycle)................................................ 38
4.2.4 Setting the Number of Engine Cylinders

(Cylinder)...................................................... 39
4.3 Setting the Measurement Data Display Update

Interval (Time Base) ................................................. 40
4.4 Setting Automatic Stop Conditions

(Auto Stop) ............................................................... 42
4.4.1 Selecting OFF .............................................. 43
4.4.2 Selecting Total Time ..................................... 44
4.4.3 Selecting Total Flow ..................................... 45
4.4.4 Selecting Total Revo .................................... 47
4.5 Setting the Date and Time (Date Set) ...................... 48

4. Main Unit Setup
4.1 Menu Configuration (Main Unit)

The following shows the configuration of the Display menu, Data Memory menu, and the Setup menu for the
FM-2500.
MENU Display Display Setup (Set up display conditions)
Display Store (Save display conditions)
Display Contrast (Adjust contrast of LCD screen)
Data Memory Data Recall (Call memory save data)
Data Clear (Clear memory save data)
Main : FM2500Setup Revolution (Set up rotational signal measurement conditions)
Time Base (Set up display update interval)
Auto Stop (Set up automatic stop function)
Date Set (Set up time of built-in clock)
I/F (Set up communication conditions for RS-232C interface) *
CAUTION • For I/F condition settings, refer to "RS-232C Interface" of the separate volume.
• For condition settings for each unit mounted in each slot, refer to the instruction manual of each individual unit.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.2 Setting Rpm Measurement Conditions (Revolution)

The following describes the procedure for setting up measurement conditions for the rotational signal input to
the FM-2500.
(1) Press the [MENU] key.

The following Menu setup screen appears.
(2) Select (Main: FM2500 Setup) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following FM2500 Setup menu for condition setup appears.
(3) Select (Revolution) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following setup menu appears.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.2.1 Selecting a Sensor (Input Select)

Input Select is used to select an input of the rotational signal.
(4) Select (Input Select) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following sensor selection list appears.
(5) Select a sensor from the list using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key to estab-
lish the setting.
When you press the ∧ or ∨ key, the cursor moves and the selected item is highlighted.
* "MP-981 and LG-916" are set up at the time of shipment.
• MP-981/LG-916: When using the MP-981/LG-916 rotary encoder from Ono Sokki
• MP-910 : When using the MP-910 rotary encoder from Ono Sokki
• PULSE : When inputting the rotational detection signal to PULSE using an external TTL
signal
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.2.2 Setting the Number of Rotational Pulses (P/R)

P/R is used to set up the number of rotational pulses per rotation.
For steps (1) to (3), refer to page 35.
(4) Select (P/R) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following screen appears.
(5) Set up the number of rotational pulses using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the
[ENTER] key to establish the setting.
The highlighted number can be changed using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys.
Measurable range: 1 to 999
* "120" is set up at the time of shipment.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.2.3 Setting the Number of Cycles (2 or 4 Cycle)

2 or 4 Cycle is used to set up the number of cycles.
(4) Select (2 or 4 Cycle) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Select the number of cycles using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key to estab-
lish the setting.
With the FM-2500, select 2 or 4 as the number of cycles.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.2.4 Setting the Number of Engine Cylinders (Cylinder)

Cylinder is used to set up the number of engine cylinders.
(4) Select (Cylinder) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up the number of engine cylinders using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the
Allowable setup range: 1 to 99
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.3 Setting the Measurement Data Display Update

Interval (Time Base)
The following describes the procedure for setting up the measurement data display update interval.

(3) Select (Time Base) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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4. Main Unit Setup
(4) Select (Time) and then press the [ENTER] key.

(5) Select the measurement data display update interval using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then
press the [ENTER] key to establish the setting.
Move the cursor to the target position using the < and > keys to highlight it, then change the numerical
value using the ∧ and ∨ keys.
If you press the [ESC] key instead of the [ENTER] key, the change you have made is cancelled and then
control returns to the display menu screen.
Selectable range: 1 to 10
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.4 Setting Automatic Stop Conditions (Auto Stop)

The FM-2500 is provided with the automatic stop function which stops measurement automatically if a spec-
ified condition (total time, total flow, or total rpm) is reached during integrating measurement.
Set up the automatic stop function with the following procedure.

(3) Select (Auto Stop) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.4.1 Selecting OFF
(4) Select (Select) and then press the [ENTER] key.

(5) Select (OFF) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The automatic stop function is set to OFF.
* "OFF" is set up at the time of shipment.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.4.2 Selecting Total Time


(5) Select (Total Time) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(6) Select the total time setting for automatic stop using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press
the [ENTER] key to establish the setting.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.4.3 Selecting Total Flow


(5) Select (Total Flow) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
Select : Automatic stop function setting
Slot : Slot selection
Stop Flow : Total flow setting
(6) Select (Slot) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following slot selection screen appears.
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(7) Select a slot using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(8) Select (Stop Flow) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The selected item is highlighted as shown below.
(9) Select the total time setting for automatic stop using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press
the [ENTER] key.
Allowable setup range: 0.001 to 999.999
* "100,000" is set up at the time of shipment.
(10) Select the unit of the total time for automatic stop using the ∧,∨, <, and > keys and then press
Allowable unit setting: kg or L
* "L" is set up at the time of shipment.
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.4.4 Selecting Total Revo


(5) Select (Total Revo) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
Select : Automatic stop function setting
Stop Revo : Total rpm setting
(6) Select (Stop Revo) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(7) Set up the total rpm for automatic stop using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the
Allowable setup range: 1 to 9999999 REV
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4. Main Unit Setup
4.5 Setting the Date and Time (Date Set)

The FM-2500 display the date and time of the built-in clock at the top right of the LCD screen.
The following describes the procedure for setting up the date and time.

(3) Select (Auto Stop) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following date and time setup menu appears.
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(4) Select (Date Set) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Change the date and time using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key to
establish the setting.
CAUTION The clock and display condition data memory are backed up by the built-in rechargeable backup battery. When the
power of the FM-2500 is turned ON, the backup battery is charged automatically. The clock and built-in memory data
can be retained for about 1.5 months after full charge.
When the backup battery is fully discharged, it takes about 24 hours to fully charge it.
If the voltage of the backup battery is not sufficient, clock operation and built-in memory data contents are not guar-
anteed.
When the power is turned ON after the backup voltage is lost, display conditions are initialized and memory data
cleared automatically.
If the FM-2500 is not in use for a long period of time, charge the backup battery before use.
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5. Display Setup
5.1 Display Formats ....................................................... 52
5.2 Changing Display ..................................................... 53
5.2.1 Changing the Number of

Display Items................................................ 53
5.2.2 Changing List Display .................................. 53
5.3 Display Conditions (Display) .................................... 54
5.3.1 Registering Display Conditions

(Display Setup)............................................. 54
5.3.2 Storing Display Conditions

(Display Store) ............................................. 58
5.3.3 Changing Display Contrast

(Display Contrast) ........................................ 60
5.3.4 Recalling Display Conditions........................ 61

5. Display Setup
5.1 Display Formats

The FM-2500 can display each measurement item in diverse display formats.
A single measurement screen can display measurement data for up to 12 data items.
The display can also be enlarged by reducing the number of items.
Measurement screen examples are shown below.
Two-item measurement data display Four-item measurement data display
Six-item measurement data display 12-item measurement data display
SLOT1 unit measurement data list display
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5. Display Setup
5.2 Changing Display

5.2.1 Changing the Number of Display Items
The number of display items can be changed using the [MEAS DISP] switch.
Each time you press the [MEAS DISP] switch when measurement data is displayed, the display mode
changes as shown below.
Two-item display → Four-item display → Six-item display → 12-item display → Two-item display
5.2.2 Changing List Display

The FM-2500 allows measurement items for any desired slot to be displayed in list form.
This SLOT display mode can be selected by pressing the [ALL DISP] switch.
Each time you press the [ALL DISP] switch when the list display is made, the list display changes as shown
below.
Main display → Slot1 display → Slot2 display → Slot3 display → Main display
CAUTION • When the Coriolis sensor unit is mounted in a slot, there are 12 measurement items or more and therefore mea-
surement items are displayed in multiple pages.
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5. Display Setup
5.3 Display Conditions (Display)

The FM-2500 makes it possible to register items, units, display order, and other conditions currently dis-
played in the measurement data screen.
It is also possible to save the registered display conditions in memory and then select different display condi-
tions as required.
The following describes the procedures for registering display conditions, saving them in memory, and recall-
ing them from memory.
Display conditions are memorized in the SRAM which is backed up by a rechargeable battery.
5.3.1 Registering Display Conditions (Display Setup)

(2) Select (Display) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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(3) Select (Display setup) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following display condition registration screen appears, showing the current registration data items.
Up to 12 measurement items can be registered.

The contents displayed in each measurement data display mode are shown below.
Two-item measurement data display mode : 1 to 2 registered data items

Four-item measurement data display mode : 1 to 4 registered data items
Six-item measurement data display mode : 1 to 6 registered data items
12-item measurement data display mode : 1 to 12 registered data items
CAUTION • When the registration data item is OFF, no measurement data is displayed at the corresponding registration num-
ber in the measurement data display.
(4) Select the target position (for registration) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER]
key.
The following Slot selection screen for new registration appears.
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5. Display Setup
(5) Select the Slot for new measurement item to be displayed using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then
press the [ENTER] key.
The following measurement item registration screen for the selected Slot appears, showing the current
status.
Display : Change the display item.
Unit : Change the display unit.
Set : Establishes the change.
(6) Select display item change (Display) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
Selectable measurement items are listed on the right side of the menu as shown below.
(7) Select the item to be changed using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(8) Change the display unit (Unit) as required.
(9) When you have changed all items, select (Set) and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following confirmation message for setup change appears.
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(10) Select (OK) and then press the [ENTER] key.

The changed settings are reflected and then the registration screen appears.
If you select (Cancel) and then press the [ENTER] key, control returns to the registration screen without
changing the settings.
CAUTION The clock and the display condition data memory are backed up by the built-in rechargeable backup battery. When
the power of the FM-2500 is turned ON, the backup battery is charged automatically. The clock and built-in memory
anteed.
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5. Display Setup
5.3.2 Storing Display Conditions (Display Store)

There are three memory areas (Disp1 to Disp3) allowing up to three different display conditions to be stored.
In addition to registered display items, units, and order, the current number of display items is also stored in
memory. Before storing display conditions, change the number of display items using (MEAS DISP) as
required.

(3) Select (Display Store) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following display condition store screen appears, showing the memory selection screen.
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(4) Select (Disp1 to Disp3) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following confirmation message appears.
(5) Select (OK) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The specified display conditions are saved.
If you select (Cancel) and then press the [ENTER] key, control returns to the display menu screen with-
out changing the settings.
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5. Display Setup
5.3.3 Changing Display Contrast (Display Contrast)

The display contrast can be adjusted as required within the adjustable range from 1 to 20.

(3) Select (Display Contrast) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(4) Set the contrast level using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ESC] key to establish the set-
ting.
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5.3.4 Recalling Display Conditions

By recalling display conditions saved as Disp1 to Disp3 at the time of measurement data screen display, you
can change the screen with a single panel switch operation.
Display conditions can be changed by pressing one of the (DISP COND) 1 to 3 panel switches. The panel
switch number 1 to 3 indicates the memory number Disp1 to Disp3, respectively.
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6. DF-0400 Conditions Setup
6.1 Menu Configuration (DF-0400)................................. 64
6.2 Setting Sensor Conditions (Sensor) ......................... 65

6.2.1 Selecting a Model of Flow Sensor
(Select)......................................................... 66
6.2.2 Setting the Flow Sensor Factor
(Factor)......................................................... 67
6.2.3 Setting the Encoder Pulse
(Encoder Pulse) ........................................... 68
6.2.4 Setting the Rated Pressure of Pressure
Sensor (Press Sens) .................................... 70
6.3 Setting Density Temperature Compensation

(Dens Correct).......................................................... 71
6.3.1 Setting Density Temperature Compensation

(Correction) ................................................. 72
6.3.2 Setting the Temperature Compensation Coeffi-

cient for Density Temperature Compensation
(TEMP COEF)............................................. 73
6.3.3 Setting the Reference Density for Density

Temperature Compensation
(REF DENS)................................................. 74
6.3.4 Setting the Reference Temperature for Density

Temperature Compensation
(REF TEMP)................................................. 75
6.4 Setting the Output (Output) ...................................... 76

6.4.1 Setting the Flow Voltage Output
(Voltage Flow) .............................................. 77
6.4.2 Setting the Temperature Voltage Output
(Voltage Temp) ............................................. 78
6.4.3 Setting the Pressure Voltage Output
(Voltage Press)............................................. 79
6.4.4 Setting the Flow Pulse Output
(Pulse Flow) ................................................. 80
6.1 Menu Configuration (DF-0400)

The following shows the setup menu configuration of the DF-0400 (FP sensor unit).
I/F (Set up communication conditions for RS-232C interface)
SLOT*:DF0400Setup Sensor (Set up sensor conditions)

Dens Correct (Set up density temperature compensation conditions)
Output (Set up voltage and pulse output conditions)
CAUTION • For condition setup for each unit mounted in other slots, refer to the instruction manual of each individual unit.
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6.2 Setting Sensor Conditions (Sensor)

The following describes the procedure for setting up the model of the FP sensor to be used and other various
sensor conditions.

(2) Select (Slot1: DF0400) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following DF0400 Setup menu for condition setup appears.
(3) Select (Sensor) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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6.2.1 Selecting a Model of Flow Sensor (Select)

Select is used to select a model of FP Series positive displacement flow sensor to be used.
(4) Select (Select) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following sensor selection list appears.
lish the setting.
When you press the ∧ and ∨ keys, the cursor moves and the selected item is highlighted.
Press the [ESC] key to return to the previous screen.
With the FM-2500, select a sensor according to the flow to be measured.
• FP-213 : 0.01 mL/P

• FP-214 X : FP-2140 Series (0.1 mL/P)
• FP-215 : 1.0 mL/P
• FP-224 X : FP-2240 Series (0.1 mL/P) with pressure and temperature sensors
• FP-225 X : FP-2250 Series (1.0 mL/P) with pressure and temperature sensors
* "FP-224X" is set up at the time of shipment.
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6.2.2 Setting the Flow Sensor Factor (Factor)

Factor is used to setting a factor for the FP Series positive displacement flow sensor to be used.
(4) Select (Factor) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following sensor factor setup screen appears.
(5) Set up a factor value using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key to estab-
lish the setting.
CAUTION The setup range of the sensor factor value depends on the Encoder Pulse setting in 1.3, "Setting the Encoder Pulse"
as shown below.
120 P/R or 120 P/R*10: 1 to 10000
1200 P/R or 1200 P/R*10: 1 to 99999
If the factor value is greater than 10000 when the encoder pulse setting is changed to from 1200 P/R or 1200 P/R*10
to 120 P/R or 120 P/R*10, it is reduced by 1/10 automatically.
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6.2.3 Setting the Encoder Pulse (Encoder Pulse)

Encoder Pulse is used to set up an encoder pulse of the sensor.
(4) Select (Encoder Pulse) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The selection list of the following encoder pulses appears.
(5) Select the number of pulses using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
Selectable number of pulses:
• 120(P/R) : 120 P/R is not multiplied inside the FM-2500.

• 120(P/R)*10 : 120 P/R is multiplied by 10 inside the FM-2500.
• 1200(P/R) : 1200 P/R is not multiplied inside the FM-2500.
• 1200(P/R)*10 : 1200 P/R is multiplied by 10 inside the FM-2500.
* "120 P/R*10" is set up at the time of shipment.
CAUTION • For settings with *10, each counter pulse is multiplied by 10 inside the counter before calculation. At this time, the
number of decimal places is increased by one digit.
Usually, the factor value divided by 10000 is used as a coefficient for the calculation from the pulse signal of the
sensor input to the flow measurement value. For settings with *10, however, the factor value divided by 100000 is
used as the coefficient.
• If the factor value is greater than 10000 when the encoder pulse setting is changed to from 1200 P/R or 1200 P/
R*10 to .120 P/R or 120 P/R*10, it is reduced by 1/10 automatically.
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<<REFERENCE>>
• The coefficient for converting the flow pulse signal to actual flow measurement data is the factor value divided by
10000 (when the pulse signal has not been multiplied by 10) or 100000 (when it has been multiplied by 10).
• The setup range of the factor value depends on the setting of the encoder pulse (Sensor Pulse) as shown below.
Encoder pulse setting Factor value setup range
120P/R or 120P/R*10 1 to 10000
1200P/R or 1200P/R*10 1 to 99999
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6.2.4 Setting the Rated Pressure of Pressure Sensor (Press Sens)

Press Sens is used to select the rated pressure of the pressure sensor.
(4) Select (Press Sens) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following pressure sensor rated pressure selection list appears.
(5) Select a rated pressure of the pressure sensor using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the
[ENTER] key.
Selectable pressure sensor sensitivity:
• 980
• 1000
• 500
• 200
* "200 (kPa)" is set up at the time of shipment.
CAUTION • Pressure measurement is possible with flow sensors FP-2240HA and FP-2250A.
• For pressure measurement, use a pressure sensor specified by Ono Sokki.
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6.3 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Dens

Correct)
When calculating the mass flow rate from the volmetric flow rate obtained by FP sensor and the density set-
ting, temperature compensation can be performed to the density.
When multiple DF-0400 and FZ-0300 units are installed, it is also possible to specify the temperature data to
be compensated from the DF-0400 and FZ-0300 in other slots.
The following describes the procedure for density temperature compensation.

(2) Select (Slot1: DF0400) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(3) Select (Dens Correct) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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6.3.1 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Correction)

Correction is used to specify whether or not density temperature compensation is performed and a target slot
for temperature compensation.
(4) Select (Correction) and then press the [ENTER] key.

(5) When Correction is OFF (the density temperature compensation function is not used)
Select (OFF) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(6) When Correction is not OFF (the density temperature compensation function is used)
Select a target slot for density temperature compensation using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the
[ENTER] key.
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6.3.2 Setting the Temperature Compensation Coefficient for Density

Temperature Compensation (TEMP COEF)
TEMP COEF is used to set up a compensation value coefficient for temperature variation.
CAUTION (TEMP COEF) is displayed only when DF0400 is selected as Correction.
(4) Select (TEMP COEF) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up the temperature compensation coefficient using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then
press the [ENTER] key to establish the setting.
* "0.00100" is set up at the time of shipment.
<<REFERENCE>>
Density with temperature compensation with each setting is obtained by the following expression:
ρTc = ρTr [1-K (Tc-Tr)]
Tc : Temperature obtained at specified Slot [°C] (Measured temperature)

ρTc : Density with temperature compensation [g/cm3] (Used as conversion result)
Tr : Reference temperature [°C] (Set in the menu)
ρTr : Reference density [g/cm3] (Density at reference temperature) (Set in the menu)
K : Temperature compensation coefficient (Temp Coefficient) (Set in the menu)
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6.3.3 Setting the Reference Density for Density Temperature

Compensation (REF DENS)
REF DENS is used to set up a reference density for density temperature compensation.
CAUTION (REF DENS) is displayed only when DF0400 is selected as Correction.
(4) Select (REF DENS) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a reference density value using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER]
key to establish the setting.
<<REFERENCE>>

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6.3.4 Setting the Reference Temperature for Density Temperature

Compensation (REF TEMP)
Ref Temp is used to set up a reference temperature for compensation.
CAUTION (REF TEMP) is displayed only when DF0400 is selected as Correction.
(4) Select (REF TEMP) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a reference temperature value using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the
Allowable setup range: -20.0 to 100.0
* "+20.0" is set up at the time of shipment.
<<REFERENCE>>

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6.4 Setting the Output (Output)

The FM-2500 can output measured flow rate, temperature, and pressure in the form of analog voltage. It can
output the flow rate also in pulse form.
The following describes the procedure for setting up scaling, etc. for each output.

(2) Select (Slot*: DF0400) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(3) Select (Output) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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6.4.1 Setting the Flow Voltage Output (Voltage Flow)

Voltage Flow is used to set up scaling and unit of voltage output for flow rate.
(4) Select (Voltage Flow) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a flow rate value at output voltages 0V (Zero) and 10V (Span) using the < and > keys
and then press the [ENTER] key.
* Zero:"0" and Span:"1000" are set up at the time of shipment.
(6) Select a unit as required.

Highlight a unit display using the < and > keys as shown below, select a unit setting using the ∧ and ∨
keys, then press the [ENTER] key.
Selectable unit: kg/h or L/h
* "L/h" is set up at the time of shipment.
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6.4.2 Setting the Temperature Voltage Output (Voltage Temp)

Voltage Temp is used to set up scaling for the voltage output for temperature.
(4) Select (Voltage Temp) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a temperature value at output voltages 0V (Zero) and 10V (Span) using the < and >
keys and then press the [ENTER] key to establish the setting.
Allowable setup range: -20 to 100
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6.4.3 Setting the Pressure Voltage Output (Voltage Press)

Voltage Press is used to set up scaling for the voltage output for pressure.
(4) Select (Voltage Press) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a pressure value at output voltages 0V (Zero) and 10V (Span) using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and >
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6.4.4 Setting the Flow Pulse Output (Pulse Flow)

Pulse Flow is used to set up a pulse weight and unit for the flow pulse output.
(4) Select (Pulse Flow) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a flow rate value for each pulse (pulse weight) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press
the [ENTER] key.
Selectable unit: 1/0.1/0.01/0.001/DIRECT

DIRECT: Outputs the same number of pulses as the input pulse from the sensor.
Other than DIRECT: Select a unit (g/P or mL/P).
* "mL/P" is set up at the time of shipment.
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7. FZ-0300 Condition Setup
7.1.1 Selecting a Sensor (Select).......................... 83
7.2 Calibration (Calibration)............................................ 84
7.2.1 Zero Calibration (Zero Cal) .......................... 85
7.3 Setting the Converted Temperature86

(Conv Dens) ............................................................. 86
7.3.1 Setting Converted Temperature

(Conv Dens1/2/3) ......................................... 87
7.4 Setting Density Temperature Compensation

(Dens Correct).......................................................... 88
7.4.1 Setting Density Temperature

Compensation (Correction) .......................... 89
7.4.2 Setting the Temperature Compensation

Coefficient for Density Temperature
Compensation (Temp Coef) ......................... 91
7.5 Setting the Output (Output) ...................................... 92

(Voltage Flow) .............................................. 93
7.5.2 Setting the Temperature Voltage Output

(Voltage Temp) ............................................. 94
7.5.3 Setting the Density Voltage Output

(Voltage Dens) ............................................. 95

(Pulse Flow) ................................................. 96

The following describes the procedure for selecting a model of the Coriolis sensor to be used.

(2) Select (Slot2: FZ-0300 Setup) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following FZ-0300 Setup menu for condition setup appears.
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7.1.1 Selecting a Sensor (Select)

Select is used to select a Coriolis sensor.

lish the setting.
Select a sensor depending on the flow rate to be measured.
• FZ-2100 : 82.0 kg/h (flow measurement value display with up to 4 decimal places)
• FZ-2200 Low : 1080 kg/h (flow measurement value display with up to 3 decimal places)
• FZ-2200 High : 1080 kg/h (flow measurement value display with up to 2 decimal places)
* "FZ-2100" is set up at the time of shipment.
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7.2 Calibration (Calibration)

The following describes the procedure for calibrating a Coriolis sensor with a flow rate of 0.

(3) Select (Calibration) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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7.2.1 Zero Calibration (Zero Cal)

With zero calibration, a Coriolis sensor is calibrated so that the output value from the sensor be set to 0 when
fluid is not flowing. Warming up (for about 30 minutes) and zero calibration of a Coriolis sensor make it pos-
sible to prevent fluctuation caused by aging of the Coriolis sensor, allowing more accurate measurement. If
the type of fluid supplied to the sensor is changed or if any measurement environmental condition is changed,
perform calibration.
(4) Select (Zero Cal) and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following calibration start confirmation message appears.
(5) Select (OK) using the < and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key to start calibration.
During calibration, message "In Progress" blinks.
Upon completion of calibration, message "Cal Complete" appears as shown at right below.
CAUTION Before calibration, completely stop the fluid flow in the Coriolis sensor.
Calibration takes about 30 seconds. If you press the [ESC] key during calibration, calibration is stopped forcibly. If
calibration fails, message "Cal Error" appears. Check cable connections and whether fluid flows, then perform cali-
bration again.
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7.3 Setting the Converted Temperature (Conv Dens)

Conv Dens makes it possible to obtain three different densities with temperature conversion from the density
obtained from a Coriolis sensor and temperature value.

(3) Select (Conv Dens) using the < and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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7.3.1 Setting Converted Temperature (Conv Dens1/2/3)

Conv Dens1 is used to specify whether or not density temperature compensation is performed and a target
slot for temperature compensation.
(4) Select (Conv Dens1/2/3) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a converted temperature value using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the
Allowable setup range: -20.0 to 100.0 (°C)
* "+20.0" is set up at the time of shipment.
<<REFERENCE>>
The density with temperature conversion for each setting is obtained by the following expression:
Tc : Converted temperature [°C] (Setting)

ρTc : Converted density [g/cm3] at converted temperature Tc [°C]
Tr : Measured temperature [°C] (Obtained from a Coriolis sensor)
ρTr : Measured density [g/cm3] (Obtained from a Coriolis sensor)
K : Temperature compensation coefficient (Temp Coefficient) (Setting)
For K or temperature compensation coefficient (Temp Coefficient), the value set with Temp Coef in 7.4, "Dens
Correct" is used.
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7.4 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Dens

Correct)
When calculating the volmetric flow rate from the mass flow and density obtained with a Coriolis sensor,
temperature compensation can be performed for the density.
The following describes the procedure for setting up density temperature compensation.

(2) Select (Slot*: FZ-0300 Setup) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(3) Select (Dens Correct) and then press the [ENTER] key.
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7.4.1 Setting Density Temperature Compensation (Correction)
Correction is used to specify whether or not density temperature compensation is performed and a target slot
for temperature compensation.
(4) Select (Correction) and then press the [ENTER] key.

(5) When Correction is OFF (the density temperature compensation function is not used)
Select (OFF) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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(6) When Correction is not OFF (the density temperature compensation function is used)
Select a slot for temperature measurement for density temperature compensation using the ∧ and ∨ keys
and then press the [ENTER] key.
Menu item (Temp Coef) is added as shown below.
<<REFERENCE>>
The density with temperature conversion for each setting is obtained by the following expression:

Tr : Measured temperature [°C] (Temperature measurement data for the slot under density measurement data
correction)
ρTr : Measured density [g/cm3] (Density measurement data for the slot under density measurement data correc-
tion)
K : Temperature compensation coefficient (Temp Coefficient) (Setting)
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7.4.2 Setting the Temperature Compensation Coefficient for Density

Temperature Compensation (Temp Coef)
(TEMP COEF) is used to set up a temperature compensation coefficient for temperature change.
CAUTION (Temp Coef) is displayed only when FZ-0300 is selected as Correction.
(1) Select (Temp Coef) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(2) Set up a temperature compensation coefficient using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press
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The FM-2500 can output the measured flow rate, temperature, and pressure in the form of analog voltage. It
can output the flow rate also in pulse form.
The following describes the procedure for setting up scaling to each output, etc.

(2) Select (Slot*: FZ-0300 Setup) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(3) Select (Output) and then press the [ENTER] key.

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Voltage Flow is used to set up scaling and unit for voltage output of the flow rate.
(5) Set up a flow rate value at output voltages 0V (Zero) and 10V (Span) using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and >
keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
* Zero: "0" and Span: "1000" is set up at the time of shipment.

* "kg/h" is set up at the time of shipment.
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7.5.2 Setting the Temperature Voltage Output (Voltage Temp)

Voltage Temp is used to set up scaling and unit for voltage output of temperature.
(5) Set up a temperature value at output voltages 0V (Zero) and 10V (Span) using the ∧ , ∨ , <,
and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key to establish the setting.
Allowable setup range: -20 to 100
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7.5.3 Setting the Density Voltage Output (Voltage Dens)

Voltage Dens is used to set up an output item and scaling for voltage output of density.
(4) Select (Voltage Dens) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up an output item using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
Selectable output item: Inst Dens/Conv Dens1/Conv Dens2/Conv Dens3
* "Instant Dens" is set up at the time of shipment.
(6) Set up a density value at output voltages 0V (Zero) and 10V (Span) using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and >
* Zero:"0.0000" and Span:"1.0000" are set up at the time of shipment.
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(5) Set up a flow rate for each pulse using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
Selectable value: 1/0.1/0.01/0.01

Selectable unit: g/P or mL/P
* "g/P" is set up at the time of shipment.
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8. FX-0400 Condition Setup
8.1.1 Selecting a Sensor (Select).......................... 99
8.2 Setting the Density (Dens Set) ............................... 100
8.2.1 Setting the Density (Density)...................... 101
8.3 Setting Conditions (Cond Set)................................ 102
8.3.1 Setting the Fluid Level Stabilization Time

(Delay Time)............................................... 103
8.3.2 Setting Charging Level

(Charge Level) ........................................... 104
8.4 Setting the Output (Output) .................................... 106

(Voltage Flow) ............................................ 107

(Pulse Flow) ............................................... 108

The following describes the procedure for setting up the model of the FX sensor to be used and other various
sensor conditions.

(2) Select (Slot1: FX-0400 Setup) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following FX-0400 Setup menu for condition setup appears.
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8.1.1 Selecting a Sensor (Select)

Select is used to select an FX sensor.

lish the setting.
Select a sensor depending on the flow rate to be measured.

• FX-202, FX-1110 : 17 g/mA
• FX-205, FX-1120 : 42.5 g/mA
• FZ-203, FX-1130 : 85 g/mA
• FX-202P : 17g/mA Constant capacity 100mL
• FX-205P : 42.5g/mA Constant capacity 250mL
• FZ-203P : 85g/mA Constant capacity 500mL
* "FX-205P" is set up at the time of shipment.
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8.2 Setting the Density (Dens Set)

The following describes the procedure for setting up a density value used when calculating the volmetric flow
rate from the mass flow rate.

(3) Select (Dens Set) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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8.2.1 Setting the Density (Density)

Density is used to set up a density value.

(5) Set up a density value using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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8.3 Setting Conditions (Cond Set)

The following describes the procedure for setting up the fluid level stabilization time (time interval from the
time when the fluid under measurement has been charged to the time when measurement starts) and the
charging level of the fluid level.

(3) Select (Cond Set) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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8.3.1 Setting the Fluid Level Stabilization Time (Delay Time)

Delay Time is used to set up the fluid level stabilization time.
(4) Select (Delay Time) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up the fluid level stabilization time using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the
[ENTER] key.
* "2s" is set up at the time of shipment.
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8.3.2 Setting Charging Level (Charge Level)

Charge Level is used to set up a charging level.
(4) Select (Charge Level) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(5) Set up a charging level using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
* "0%" is set up at the time of shipment.
< REFERENCE > Description of Fluid Level Stabilization Time and Charging
Level Settings
Unlike measurement with other units, measurement with the FX-0400 unit is performed by charging a mass
burette type flow sensor with the fluid under measurement. It is also possible to obtain the density and con-
stant capacity consumption time using the FX-202P/FX-203P/FX-205P with a constant capacity sensor.
Instantaneous Value Measurement Process

(1) If the fluid level underruns the level of the following expression (charging level), the charging
valve is opened to start charging of the fluid under measurement.
Charging level = (L2 - L3) × Charging level setting (%) + L3
When the fluid level reaches level L2 during charging, charging is completed.
(2) When charging is completed, the charging valve is closed, processing is suspended until the
fluid level stabilization time elapses, then instantaneous flow measurement starts.
With the FX-0400, when integrating measurement is not performed, steps (1) to (2) are
repeated.
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Total Value Measurement

(1) When the [START] panel switch, etc. is pressed, the fluid under measurement is charged until
the fluid level reaches level L2. (If level L2 has already been reached, the fluid is not charged.)
fluid level stabilization time elapses, then integrating measurement starts.
Unlike measurement with other units, measurement with the FX-0400 unit is performed by
charging a mass burette type flow sensor with the fluid under measurement. It is also possible
to obtain the density and constant capacity consumption time using the FX-202P/FX-205P
with a constant capacity sensor.
CAUTION End of Integrating Measurement

If the fluid level underruns level L3 before integrating measurement is completed, an integration error results and
then integrating measurement ends automatically.
The total value displayed in the LCD screen at this time is the total value for measurement before error occurrence.
An error message appears.
If an integration error occurs, press the [START] panel switch, etc. again to cancel the error and start new integrating
measurement, or press the [ESC] switch to clear the error message display.
L 1 L 1
L 2 L 2
L 3 L 3
L 4 L 4
(50% for example)
Integrating measure-
Integration error occurred

Charging level
ment started
Charging
ment ended
Fluid level
stabilization time
(2 to 99s)
Total time
START STOP START HOLD
START
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This unit can output instantaneous flow in the form of voltage and pulse.
The following describes the procedure for setting up scaling to each output, etc.

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Voltage Flow is used to set up scaling and unit for flow voltage output.

Selectable unit: g/s or mL/s
* "g/s" is set up at the time of shipment.
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(5) Set up a flow rate for each pulse using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER]
key.
Allowable setup range: 1/0.1/0.01/0.001

* "g/P" is set up at the time of shipment.
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9. FM-0210 Condition Setup
9.1 Menu Configuration (FM-0210) ...............................110
9.2 Setting the Operational Function

(Calculation) ............................................................ 111
9.2.1 Selecting the Operational Function

(Function) ....................................................112
9.2.2 Setting the Transfer Flow

(Tern Flow) ..................................................113
9.3 Setting the Output (Output) .....................................115

(Voltage Flow) .............................................116

(Pulse Flow) ................................................117
9.1 Menu Configuration (FM-0210)

The following shows the setup menu configuration of the FM-0210.
I/F (Set up communication conditions for RS-232C interface) *
SLOT3 : FM0210Setup Calculation (Set up operational function conditions)

Output (Set up voltage and pulse output conditions)
CAUTION • For condition setup for each unit mounted in other slots, refer to the instruction manual of each individual unit.
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9.2 Setting the Operational Function (Calculation)

The FM-0210 signal output unit makes it possible to calculate the difference between and the sum of the flow
rate values measured at Slot1 and Slot2.
The following describes the procedure for setting up the operational type.

(2) Select (Slot3: FM-0210) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following FM-0210 Setup menu for condition setup appears.
(3) Select (Calculation) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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9.2.1 Selecting the Operational Function (Function)

Function is used to select an operational function to be performed from flow rate values of Slot1 and Slot2.
(4) Select (Function) and then press the [ENTER] key.

(5) Select an operational function from the list using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER]
key to establish the setting.
Select an operational function from:
• Slot1-Slot2 : Subtracts the Slot2 flow rate from the Slot1 flow rate.
• Slot2-Slot1 : Subtracts the Slot1 flow rate from the Slot2 flow rate.
• Slot1+Slot2 : Adds the Slot1 flow rate and the Slot2 flow rate.
• Slot1→Slot2 : Selects the Slot1 flow rate when it is equal to or less than the transfer flow rate setting
or the Slot2 flow rate otherwise.
• Slot1 : Selects the Slot1 flow rate.
• Slot2 : Selects the Slot2 flow rate.
* "Slot2-Slot1" is set up at the time of shipment.
Press the [ESC] key to return to the FM-0210 Setup menu for condition setup.
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9.2.2 Setting the Transfer Flow (Tern Flow)

When the operational function (Function) is not Slot1→Slot2, set up a transfer flow rate from Slot1 to Slot2.
(4) Select (Function) and then press the [ENTER] key.

(5) Set up a transfer flow rate using the ∧ , ∨ , <, and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key to
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The FM-2500 can output calculated flow rate in the form of voltage and pulse.
The following describes the procedure for setting up scaling to each output.

(2) Select (Slot3: FM-0210) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following FM-0210 Setup menu for condition setup appears.
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Voltage Flow is used to set up scaling and unit for flow voltage output.

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(5) Set up a flow rate for each pulse using the < and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key to
Selectable value: 1/0.1/0.01/0.01

* "mL/P" is set up at the time of shipment.
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10. Measurement Modes
10.1 Overview of Measurement Data............................. 120
10.1.1 Measurement Data..................................... 120
10.1.2 Integrating Measurement Operation .......... 123
10.2 Measurement Procedures ...................................... 125
10.2.1 Description of Measurement with

FX-0400 .................................................... 126
10.3 Data Memory.......................................................... 132
10.3.1 Recalling Saved Data

(Data Recall) .............................................. 133
10.3.2 Clearing Saved Data

(Data Clear)................................................ 134
10.1 Overview of Measurement Data

10.1.1 Measurement Data
Measurement data can be classified into four types: instantaneous values, sectional total values, total average
values, and sectional total average values.
z Instantaneous values
Instantaneous measurement data sampled at 100ms intervals, which is moving-averaged with the display
update interval (Time Base). Temperature, pressure, and density values are values moving-averaged in 2
seconds.
z Total values
Total values measured within the entire total time.
z Sectional total values

LAP total values within the time delimited with the "HOLD" panel switch during integrating measure-
ment.
z Total average values, sectional total average values

Average total values per unit time, which is obtained by dividing each total value by the total time.
The following shows measurement items (followed by the unit) of the FM-2500.
(1) Main Unit (FM-2500) Measurement Items

[Time]
Sectional total time (Lap Time) : [s], [min]
Total time (Total Time) : [s], [min]
[Rpm]
Instantaneous rpm (Instant Revolution) : [r/min]
Sectional total rpm (Lap Revolution) : [REV]
Sectional total average rpm (Lap Average Revolution) : [r/min]
Total rpm (Total Revolution) : [REV]
Total average rpm (Total Average Revolution) : [r/min]
(2) FP Sensor Unit (DF-0400) Measurement Items

[Flow]
Instantaneous flow (Instant Flow) : [g/s], [g/min], [kg/h], [mL/s], [mL/min], [L/h]
Sectional total flow (Lap Flow) : [g], [kg], [mL], [L]
Sectional total average flow (Lap Average Flow) : [g/s], [g/min], [kg/h], [mL/s], [mL/min], [L/h]
Total flow (Total Flow) : [g], [kg], [mL], [L]
Total average flow (Total Average Flow) : [g/s], [g/min], [kg/h], [mL/s], [mL/min], [L/h]
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[Temperature]
Instantaneous temperature (Instant Temperature) : [°C]
[Pressure]
Instantaneous pressure (Instant Press) : [kPa]
[Cylinder injection volume]
Instantaneous cylinder injection volume (Instant Injection) : [mg/st], [mm3/st]
Sectional total average cylinder injection volume (Lap Average Injection) : [mg/st], [mm3/st]
Total average cylinder injection volume (Total Average Injection) : [mg/st], [mm3/st]
(3) Coriolis Sensor Unit (FZ-0300) Measurement Items

[Flow]
[Temperature]
Instantaneous temperature (Instant Temperature) : [°C]
[Density]
Instantaneous density (Instant Dens) : [g/cm3]
Converted density (Convert Dens) : [g/cm3]
(4) Signal Output Unit (FX-0400) Measurement Items

[Flow]
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(5) Signal Output Unit (FM-0210) Measurement Items

[Flow]
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10.1.2 Integrating Measurement Operation
With the FM-2500, integrating measurement operation is controlled using the [RESET]. [START] [HOLD]
and [STOP] key switches.
The function of each switch is shown below.
[RESET]
Resets total values and puts the unit in the RESET state.
The status display becomes blank.
In the RESET state, the [HOLD], [STOP], and [RESET] keys are disabled.
[START]
Starts integrating measurement operation and puts the unit in the START state.
When integrating measurement is started and the START state entered, the mark (integrating measure-
ment start mark) appears in the LCD screen.
In the START state, the [RESET] and [START] keys are disabled.
[HOLD]
Delimits the time for sectional measurement data.
In the HOLD state, internal integrating measurement operation continues and display update stops.
In this state, the mark (integrating measurement hold mark) appears in the LCD screen.
In the HOLD state, the [RESET] key is disabled.
[STOP]
Stops integrating measurement operation.
In the STOP state, integrating measurement operation and display update stop.
In this state, the mark (integrating measurement hold mark) appears in the LCD display screen.
In the STOP state, the [HOLD] key is disabled.
CAUTION In the RESET state, the [HOLD], [STOP], and [RESET] keys are disabled.
In the START state, the [RESET] and [START] keys are disabled.
In the HOLD state, the [RESET] key is disabled.
In the STOP state, the [HOLD] key is disabled.
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RESET START HOLD START STOP RESET
Integrating display Zero Updated as needed. Stop Updated as needed. Stop Zero
Internal counter Zero Count Stop Zero
When you press the START key in the HOLD mode, the HOLD mode is canceled and
total values are displayed.
RESET START HOLD HOLD STOP
Integrating display Zero Updated as needed. Stop Display update Stop (display update)
Internal counter Zero Count Stop
When you press the HOLD key again in the HOLD mode, the display is updated to the
total value when the key is pressed and then the HOLD mode continues.
RESET START STOP START STOP
Integrating display Zero Updated as needed. Stop Updated as needed. Stop

Internal counter Zero Count Stop Count Stop
When you press the STOP key in the START mode, integrating measurement, etc. stops
and then the final values are displayed.
RESET START HOLD START STOP RESET
Integrating display Zero Updated as needed. Stop Updated as needed. Stop Zero
Internal counter Zero Count Stop Zero
Status display Blank START HOLD START STOP Blank
Disabled key HOLD RESET RESET HOLD

STOP START RESET START HOLD STOP
switches
Status display and disabled key switches in each measurement mode are shown.
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10.2 Measurement Procedures

In integrating measurement of the FM-2500, total values of all items are measured simultaneously.
The following describes the overview of each measurement procedure.
For details on cable connections and various condition settings for each unit, refer to the description of the
corresponding unit in the instruction manual.
Cable Connections and Piping

(1) Connect the main unit and each unit mounted in each slot with each sensor, recorder, pulse
counter, and other devices using appropriate signal cables and connectors.
Also connect the power cable.
(2) Make piping to a sensor and supply the fluid under measurement to the sensor.
Turning the Power ON

(1) Supply the 100VAC power to the FM-2500 and then turn the power ON.
When warming-up is required for sensor and other peripheral devices, perform warm-up operation for a
proper period of time.
Setting Display Items and Measurement Conditions

(1) Set up the measurement items to be displayed in the LCD screen according to the display
condition setup procedure in the instruction manual.
(2) Set up measurement conditions of each unit according to the procedure in the instruction
manual as required.
Make setting of each unit from the menu screen.
When setup is completed, return to the measurement screen display.
Actual Measurement
(1) Start integrating measurement using the [START] panel switch.
(2) To end integrating measurement, press [STOP].
The integrating section can be delimited by pressing the [HOLD] switch during [START] of integrating
measurement to perform LAP measurement.
Monitor the analog voltage and pulse according to the purpose of measurement.
Memory Data
(1) The memory data measured using [STOP] and [HOLD] during integrating measurement are
stored in the data memory.
Call memory data and display the result as required.
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10.2.1 Description of Measurement with FX-0400

Unlike measurement with other units, measurement with the FX-0400 unit is performed by charging a mass
burette type flow sensor with the fluid under measurement. It is also possible to obtain the density and con-
stant capacity consumption time using the FX-202P/FX-203P/FX-205P with a constant capacity sensor.
Instantaneous Value Measurement

(1) If the fluid level underruns the level of the following expression (charging level), the charging
valve is opened to start charging of the fluid under measurement.
When the fluid level reaches L2 during charging, charging is completed.
fluid level stabilization time elapses, then instantaneous flow measurement starts.
When integrating measurement is not performed, steps (1) to (2) are repeated.
L 1
L 2
L 3
L 4
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Total Value Measurement

(1) When the [START] panel switch, etc. is pressed, the fluid under measurement is charged until
the fluid level reaches level L2. (If level L2 has already been reached, the fluid is not charged.)
fluid level stabilization time elapses, then integrating measurement starts.
Unlike measurement with other units, measurement with the FX-0400 unit is performed by
charging a mass burette type flow sensor with the fluid under measurement. It is also possible
to obtain the density and constant capacity consumption time using the FX-202P/FX-205P
with a constant capacity sensor.
L 1
L 2
L 3
L 4
(50% for example)
Fuel drop error occurred

Overflow error occurred
Integration error occurred
Integrating measurement
Charging level
ment started
Charging
Fluid level
stabilization time
stopped
(2 to 99s)
Total time
START STOP START HOLD
START
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Description of Each State of FX-0400

z Charging
• When integrating measurement is not performed
If the fluid level underruns the level of the following expression (charging level), the charging valve is
opened to start charging of the fluid under measurement.
When the fluid level reaches L2 during charging, charging is completed.
• When integrating measurement is performed

When the [START] panel switch, etc. is pressed when the fluid level is L2 or less, the fluid under measure-
ment is charged until the fluid level reaches level L2. If level L2 has already been reached, the fluid is not
charged.
Charging mark Blinks
The charging mark appears in the LCD screen during charg-

ing and characters "Charging" blink.
When charging is completed, the fluid level stabilization
mark appears.
For the voltage output, the voltage value immediately before
the start of charging is retained.
The pulse signal is not output from the pulse output.
z Fluid level stabilization
Fluid level
stabilization mark
When charging is completed, the charging valve is closed and

then processing is suspended until the fluid level becomes
stable.
The fluid level stabilization mark appears in the LCD screen
and characters "Charging" disappear.
For the voltage output, the voltage value immediately before
the start of charging is retained until the fluid level stabiliza-
tion time elapses.
The pulse signal is not output from the pulse output.
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z Measuring
• When integrating measurement is not performed
The unit measures instantaneous value until the fluid level underruns the charging level (= (L2 - L3) × Charg-
ing level setting (%) + L3).
• When integrating measurement is performed

When integrating measurement is performed, the measurement mark appears in the LCD screen.
At the time of integrating measurement, measurement is continued until level L3 is reached unless the [Stop]
(integrating measurement stop) operation is performed, regardless of the charging level.
Integrating
measurement
mark
Signals corresponding to the instantaneous flow rate are out-

put from the voltage output and pulse output.
z Integration error state

Integration error
message Integration stop mark
If the fluid level underruns level L3 before the end of inte-

grating measurement, an integration error results, integrating
measurement ends automatically, then the next charging
starts.
For the total value, the total value immediately before error
occurrence is retained. An error message appears in the
screen.
When an integration error occurs, if the [START] panel
switch, etc. is pressed again, the error is canceled and new
integrating measurement starts. The message display can be
cleared by pressing the [ESC] switch.
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z Overflow error state

Overflow error
message
If the fluid level exceeds level L1 for a certain failure, an

overflow error results.
At this time, an error message appears in the screen and the
overflow error warning contact is closed from the error con-
tact signal.
Immediately after error occurrence, the overflow valve at the
top of the sensor is once closed to prevent fuel blow-off, how-
ever, the valve can be opened and closed using the [ENTER]
panel switch.
Remove the cause of error and then discharge the fuel from
the sensor until the fluid level drops to a suitable level.
When the error state is canceled, the contact signal opens.
CAUTION Before removing the cause of error, turn off the power as required.
z Fluid level drop error state

Fluid level drop error
message
If a fluid level underruns level L4 without fuel charging for a

certain failure, a fuel drop error results.
At this time, an error message appears in the screen and then
the fuel drop error warning contact is closed from the error
contact signal.
Remove the cause of error and then discharge the fuel from
the sensor until the fluid level drops to a suitable fluid level.
When the error state is canceled, the contact signal opens.
CAUTION Before removing the cause of error, turn off the power as required.
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Measurement with a Constant Capacity Sensor

The FX-203P/FX-203P/FX-205P mass burette type flow sensor is provided with a constant capacity sensor.
Mass burette sensor Constant capacity
FX-202P 100mL
FX-203P 500mL
FX-205P 250mL
Using one of the above constant capacity sensors, the following values can be calculated by performing inte-
grating measurement with the FM-2500.
• Density value (actually weight per unit volume)

• Constant capacity consumption time
(1) Calculating the Density

With measurement of the total flow (g) when the constant capacity (mL) is consumed, the density of the fluid
under measurement can be obtained from the following expression:
Density (g/cm3) = Total flow/Constant capacity
(1) Set up display items and measurement conditions as required.

To perform this measurement, set Photo as AutoStop in the FM2500setup menu.
(2) Press the [START] panel switch to start integrating measurement.
(3) Integrating measurement is completed when the constant capacity flow rate has been con-
sumed by the Photo signal of the sensor.
(4) Obtain the density by dividing the total flow by the constant capacity value of the sensor.
(2) Measuring the constant capacity consumption time

Measure the total time when the constant capacity (mL) has been consumed with the following procedure.
(1) Set up display items and measurement conditions as required.

To perform this measurement, set Photo as AutoStop in the FM2500setup menu.
(2) Press the [START] panel switch to start integrating measurement.
(3) Integrating measurement is completed when the constant capacity flow rate has been con-
sumed by the Photo signal of the sensor.
(4) The total time at this time becomes the constant capacity consumption time.
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10.3 Data Memory

The FM-2500 digital flowmeter automatically saves in memory the measurement result at the time of [STOP]
and [HOLD] operations during integrating measurement.
The data memory can hold measurement data items for 300 times of [STOP] and [HOLD] operations.
The data memory number for next save operation, for example M001, appears at the top of the LCD screen.
The following describes the procedure for recalling data from the data memory.

(2) Select (Data Memory) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
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10.3.1 Recalling Saved Data (Data Recall)

The following describes the procedure for recalling data from the data memory.
(3) Select (Data Recall) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The following memory number selection list for data recall appears.
The list displays the memory number, date and time of data save operation, and saved switch operation
from left to right.
(4) Select a memory number to be recalled using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER]
key.
The measurement data stored in the selected memory number is displayed as shown below.
During memory data recall, the recall mark appears at the top left of the LCD screen. If you press
the [ESC] key during recall, data recall ends and then control returns to the memory number selection
screen for data recall.
CAUTION • The clock and display condition data memory are backed up by the built-in rechargeable backup battery. When the
power of the FM-2500 is turned ON, the backup battery is charged automatically. The clock and built-in memory
anteed.
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10.3.2 Clearing Saved Data (Data Clear)

The following describes the procedure for clearing data saved in the memory.
For steps (1) and (2), refer to page 134.
(3) Select (Data Clear) using the ∧ and ∨ keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
(4) Select (OK) using the < and > keys and then press the [ENTER] key.
The data saved in the memory are all cleared.
To cancel the clear operation, select (Cancel) and then press the [ENTER] key.
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11. Maintenance and Inspection
11.1 Notes on Storage ................................................... 136
11.2 Troubleshooting...................................................... 137

11.1 Notes on Storage

Storing the equipment
If you do not use the FM-2500, store it in a place with the specified temperature range (-20 to 60°C).
Cleaning the product

Dust or oil at the connectors and fan on the rear panel may cause malfunction. To clean the equipment, use
a dry cloth, etc.
In this case, do not dampen the cloth with thinner or other volatile solvents.
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11.2 Troubleshooting
Observe the following points before requesting repair or check.
The LCD screen does not light up.

(1) Make sure that the 100VAC power is supplied to the power inlet on the rear panel.
(2) Make sure that the fuse has not blown.
There are two fuses at the top of the power inlet. There is a fuse holder removal peg at the top of the
plug input of the inlet. Hook the peg using a slotted screwdriver, etc. to check the fuses.
Applicable fuse: Model 218-2A (from Littelfuse) or equivalent
Measurement data are not displayed.

(1) Check whether cable connection between Slot1 and Slot2 sensors and the FM-2500 are made
appropriately.
(2) Check piping to make sure that the fluid under measurement for Slot1 and Slot2 sensors is
flowing normally.
The display of the clock or memory data is defective, or display conditions

were initialized.
(1) The backup battery may have run out.
Turn the power ON to charge backup battery sufficiently, then reset the clock and display conditions.
If the memory data is not cleared, clear it.
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12. Specifications
12.1 Specifications ......................................................... 140
12.1.1 FM-2500 Main Unit..................................... 140
12.1.2 DF-0400 ..................................................... 145
12.1.3 FZ-0300...................................................... 150
12.1.4 FX-0400 ..................................................... 154
12.1.5 FM-0210..................................................... 157
12.2. Outside Dimensions ............................................... 159
12.2.1 FM-2500..................................................... 159
12.2.2 Each Unit.................................................... 163
12.2.3 FM-0200..................................................... 164

12. Specifications
12.1 Specifications
General Specifications
Storage temperature range : -20 to 60°C
Storage humidity range : 10 to 90%RH, without condensation
Operating temperature range : 0 to 40°C
Operating humidity range : 30 to 90%RH, without condensation
Outside dimensions : 360(W) × 100(H) × 300(D) (protruded sections not included)
Weight : About 5.2kg (FM-2500)
About 0.7kg (slot/unit)
Power supply : 100 to 240VAC 50/60Hz
Maximum current consumption : 30 VA or less (100V/200V)
External built-in fuse : SLOW 2A
Insulation resistance : 10MΩ or more (rated voltage of 500VDC)
Withstand voltage : 1500VAC for one minute
Resistance to shock : Applicable standard JISC0041 : 1999
Peak acceleration : 300 m/s2
Shock application time : 18ms
Resistance vibration : Applicable standard JISC0040 : 1999
Vibratory acceleration : 10 m/s2
Vibration frequency range : 10 to 150Hz
Accessories : Instruction manual
3-way-to-2-way adapter
Power cable
Maximum Number of Units Mounted

3 units
The FM-0210 can be mounted only in Slot3.
The FX-0400 can be mounted only in Slot1. (Other slots cannot be used.)
Signal Inputs
1. Rpm Signal Measurement
Input section [MP-981/LG-916]
Applicable sensor : MP-981 or LG-916
Input impedance : 10kΩ or higher
Input frequency range : 1Hz to 100kHz
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12. Specifications
Input signal amplitude range : HIGH level : +4.0 to +15V

LOW level : +1.0V or less
Minimum pulse width : 2µs
Power supply : 12VDC 100mA
Connector : R03-R6F (Hirose Electric)
Connector pin assignment
Pin No. Signal
1 SIG
2 NC
3 +12VDC power
4 Shield
5 GND
6 GND
Case Chassis
Input section [MP-910]

Applicable sensor : MP-910
Input signal amplitude range : 0.2Vrms to 10Vrms
Connector : BNC
Input section [PULSE]
Connector : BNC
Measurement Section
Time measurement
Sectional total time, total time :
Number of display digits : 7 digits maximum
Display unit : s, min
Display range : 0.00 to 99999.00
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Rpm measurement
Instantaneous rpm
Display unit : r/min
Sectional average rpm, total average rpm
Display unit : r/min
Display range : 0.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Sectional total rpm, total rpm
Display unit : REV
Display range : 0.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Automatic Stop
Total value : From the start to stop set in automatic stop conditions
Automatic stop conditions
Manual operation (automatic stop OFF) : From start operation to stop operation
Total time automatic stop : From start operation to when specified total time has elapses
Total flow automatic stop : From start operation to when specified total flow has been
measured
Total rpm automatic stop : From start operation to when specified total rpm has been
measured
PHOTO automatic stop : Controls start and end of measurement with the PHOTO sig-
nal of the FX sensor.
Display Section
Display system : 320 × 240 dots, with CFLCFL backlight LCD
The backlight is constantly ON (with an operating life of 10,000 hours at
25°C).
Contrast temperature compensation function
Update interval : Menu screen Updated immediately after display change.
Measurement screen Depends on the time base setting.
Time base : 1 to 10 seconds in 1-second steps
Measurement screen display format : The number of display measurement items is selected from 2, 4, 6,
and 12. Selected slots are displayed collectively.
Display memory : Saves display item settings for up to three different patterns in addi-
tion to present display item settings.
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12. Specifications
Remote Box
Input section : START, STOP, HOLD, RESET, DISPLAY
HIGH level : +2.4 to +5V
Pulled up to 5VDC through 100kΩ.
Output section : LED (Displays integrating measurement status.)
START : ON
STOP : Blink
HOLD : ON
RESET : OFF
Connector : R05-R8F (Hirose Electric)
Pin No. Signal
1 GND
2 Start
3 Stop
4 Hold
5 Reset
6 LED
7 Display
8 +5VDC power supplies
Case Chassis
RS-232C Interface
Communication method : Asynchronous full-duplex mode
Transmission rate : 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 bits/s
Terminator : CR or CR+LF
Data length : 8 bits
Stop bit : 1 bit or 2 bits
Parity : None
Flow control : Xon/Xoff (reception only)
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Connector : CDE-9PF(05) (Hirose Electric)

Pin No. Signal
1 NC
2 RXD
3 TXD
4 SP
5 GND
6 DTR
7 RTS
8 CTS
9 NS
Case Chassis
Clock
Function : Displays the present time (YY/MM/DD hh:mm:ss in 24-hour format).
Accuracy : Monthly error of ± 1 minute (at 25°C)
Data Memory
Storage items : Each measurement value, time at the time of storage, type of storage
event
Storage timing : Saves data automatically at the time of HOLD or STOP operation.
Memory capacity : 300 addresses (The address increments automatically. When 300 is
exceeded, 1, 0 results.)
Backup Function
Target of backup : Display memory, data memory, clock
Backup time : About 1.5 months after full charge (at 25°C)
Backup battery : Coin type vanadium lithium secondary battery
Charge time : Fully charges in 24 hours from fully discharged state.
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12.1.2 DF-0400
Signal Input and Output
1. Flow Signal Measurement
Input section [FLOW]
Applicable sensor:
Flow measurement Temperature Pressure Flow
Model range measurement range measurement range accuracy Remarks
（L/h）（℃）（kPa）（%）
FP-213 0.06 to 60 − − ±0.5
Pressure loss
FP-213S 0.06 to 60 − − ±0.5 compensation
FP-2140H 0.3 to 120 − − ±0.2

FP-2240HA 0.3 to 120 0.0 to 99.9 0 to 981 ±0.2
0 to 490（option）
Explosion-proof
FP-3140H 1 to 1440 − − ±0.2 type
FP-215 1 to 1440 − − ±0.5
FP-2250A 1 to 1440 0.0 to 99.9 0 to 981 ±0.5
Explosion-proof
FP-315 1 to 1440 − − ±0.5 type
Input signal : Encoder phase difference output signal

Input impedance : About 10kΩ
Input frequency range : 0Hz to 20kHz (when multiplied by 10)
: 0Hz to 50kHz (when multiplied by 1)
: LOW level : +0.8V or less
Power voltage : +12V±1%
Maximum power current : 20mA
Multiplier : 1 or 10
Sampling interval : 100ms
Connector : R M12BRB-5PH (Hirose Electric)
Pin No. Signal
1 SIG A
2 SIG B
3 COM
4 COM shield
5 +12VDC power
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12. Specifications
Output section [VOLTAGE FLOW]

Output item : Instantaneous flow
Output format : Voltage output -10 to +10V/F.S
(Zero and full scale are set up in menu.)
Update interval : 100ms
Response : 34ms±1%
Accuracy : ±0.1%/full scale
Output impedance : 50Ω±0.5%
Connector : BNC
Pulse output section [PULSE FLOW]
Output waveform : Rectangle wave
Maximum output frequency : 100kHz
Output signal amplitude range: HIGH level : +5.0V±5%
: LOW level : +0.5V or less
Minimum pulse width : 1 µs
Output pulse weight : 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 (mL/P, g/P), and DIRECT
Accuracy : ±0.5% (with respect to sampling data)
Connector : BNC
2. Pressure Signal Measurement
Input section [PRESS]

Input type : Voltage signal
Input impedance : About 10kΩ
Input signal amplitude range : 0.0 to +10.0V
Connector : RM12BRB-6PH (Hirose Electric)
Pin No. Signal
1 +15VDC power supplies
2 SIG
3 COM
4 COM
5 NC
6 NC
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Output section [VOLTAGE PRESS]

Output item : Instantaneous pressure
Output format : Voltage output 0 to +10V/F.S
Response : 34ms±1%
Connector : BNC
Temperature Signal Measurement

Input section [TEMP]
Input type : Resistance temperature sensor (Pt 100Ω) bridge 3-line
Measurement temperature range : -20.0 to +100.0°C
Measurement accuracy : ±1.0°C
Resolution : 0.1°C
Pin No. Signal
1 Pt100 SIG
2 Pt100 SIG
3 Pt100 COMP
(Compensation of error caused
by lead resistance)
4 COM shield
Output section [VOLTAGE TEMP]

Output item : Instantaneous temperature
Response : 34ms±1%
Connector : BNC
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Measurement Section
Flow Measurement
Instantaneous flow, sectional average flow, total average flow:
Display unit : mL/s, g/s, mL/min, g/min, L/h, kg/h
Display range:
Flow Sensor FP-213S/213 : 0.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Flow Sensor FP-2140H/2240H : 0.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Flow Sensor FP-215/2250H : 0 to 9999999
Sectional total flow, total flow:
Display unit : mL, g, L, kg
Display range:
Instantaneous cylinder injection volume, sectional average cylinder injection volume, total average cylin-
der injection volume:
Display unit : mg/st, mm3/st
Display range:
With the following encoder setting:
120 P/R : As shown above.
120 P/R × 10 (multiplier) : The number of decimal places shown above is increased by one
digit.
1200 P/R : The number of decimal places shown above is increased by one
digit.
1200 P/R × 10 (multiplier) : The number of decimal places shown above is increased by two
digits.
Pressure Measurement
Instantaneous pressure
Display unit : kPa
148
12. Specifications
Display range:
Pressure sensor rated output 980kPa : 0 to 980
Temperature Measurement
Instantaneous temperature
Display unit : °C
Display range : -20.0 to 100.0
Density Compensation Function

Calculates the mass flow rate with the density value obtained by the following expression:
Tc : Compensated temperature obtained at specified Slot [°C]

ρTc : Density with temperature compensation [g/cm3]
Tr : Reference temperature [°C] (setting)
ρTr : Reference density [g/cm3] (setting)
K : Temperature compensation coefficient (Temp Coefficient) (setting)
149
12. Specifications
12.1.3 FZ-0300
1. Flow, Density, Temperature Signal Measurement
Input section [SENSOR]
Applicable sensor:
Flow measurement
Model Flow accuracy (%)
range (kg/h)
FZ-2100 0.2 to 82 ±0.1 (with 2 to 82 kg/h)

FZ-2200L 0.23 to 150 ±0.1 (with 0.3 to 200 l/h)
FZ-2200H 1 to 1090 ±0.1 (with 27 to 1090 kg/h)
Input signal : RS-485 communication system (asynchronous serial transmission)

Number of channels : One
Baud rate : 19,200bps
Maximum communication
distance : 100m (with shield cable)
Pin No. Signal
1 SIG A
2 SIG B
3 +24VDC power
4 ISO GND
5 NC
6 NC
7 ISO GND

Output format : Voltage output -10 to +10V/full scale
Response : 34ms±1%
Connector : BNC
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Output section [VOLTAGE DENS]

Output item : Instantaneous density, converted density
Response : 34ms±1%
Connector : BNC
Output section [VOLTAGE TEMP]
Output item : Instantaneous temperature
Response : 34ms±1%
Connector : BNC
Output signal amplitude range : HIGH level : +5.0V±5%
: LOW level : +0.5V
Output pulse weight : 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 (mL/P, g/P)
Connector : BNC
2. External Temperature Signal Measurement (Cannot be Used)

Input section [TEMP]
Input type : Resistance temperature sensor (Pt 100Ω) bridge 3-line
Measurement temperature range : -20.0 to +100.0°C
Measurement accuracy : ±1.0°C
Resolution : 0.1°C
151
12. Specifications

Pin No. Signal
1 Pt100 SIG
2 P100 SIG
Pt100 COMP
3 (Compensation of error caused

by lead resistance)
4 COM shield
3. Error Signal
Output section [ERROR]
Output type : Non-voltage 1-a contact output
Close setting at the time of communication error with a Coriolis sensor
Contact current : 500mA or less
Maximum contact voltage : 48VDC, 120VAC
Connector : AA-33 (Honda Tsushin Kogyo)
Pin No. Signal
1 Communication error
2 Communication error
3 Not defined
4 Not defined
Measurement Section
Flow Measurement
Instantaneous flow, sectional average flow, total average flow:
Display range:
FZ-2100 : 0.0000 to 999.9999, 1000.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99,
100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
FZ-2200L : 0.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9,
1000000 to 9999999
FZ-2200H : 0.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Sectional total flow, total flow:
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Display range:
FZ-2100 : 0.0000 to 999.9999, 1000.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99,
100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
FZ-2200L : 0.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9,
1000000 to 9999999
FZ-2200H : 0.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Instantaneous cylinder injection volume, sectional average cylinder injection volume, total average cylinder
injection volume:
Display range:
FZ-2100 : 0.0000 to 999.9999, 1000.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99,
100000.0 to 999999.9,1000000 to 9999999
FZ-2200L : 0.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9,
1000000 to 9999999
FZ-2200H : 0.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Density Measurement
Instantaneous density, converted density
Display unit : g/cm3
Density converted temperature range : - 20.0 to 99.9°C
Temperature Measurement
Instantaneous temperature
Display unit : °C
Display range : -20.0 to 100.0
Density Compensation Function

Calculates the volumetric flow rate with the density value obtained by the following expression:
Tc : Compensated temperature obtained at specified Slot [°C]

ρTc : Density with temperature compensation [g/cm3]
Tr : Measured temperature [°C] (Measurement data of the Coriolis sensor under compensation)
ρTr : Measured density [g/cm3] (Measurement data of the Coriolis sensor under compensation)
K : Temperature compensation coefficient (Temp Coefficient) (setting)
153
12. Specifications
12.1.4 FX-0400
1. Flow Signal Measurement
Input section [DETECTOR]
Applicable sensor :
Flow measurement
Model Flow accuracy (%)
range (g/s)
FX-1110 0 to 10 ±0.2%
FX-1120 0 to 25 ±0.2%
FX-1130 0 to 50 ±0.2%
FX-202/202P 0 to 10 ±0.5%
FX-205/205P 0 to 25 ±0.5%
FX-203/203P 0 to 50 ±0.5%
Input signal : Current signal

Input impedance : About 100±0.5Ω
Input range : 2mA to 22mA
PHOTE input section
Input format : Voltage signal
Input level : TTL
PRESS input section
Input format : Voltage signal
Input level : TTL
Connector : PRC04-21-A16-14F (Tajimi Electronics)
Pin No. Signal

A PHOTE H (Level)
B PHOTE L (Level)
C COM
D PHOTE COM
E +24V sensor power
F SIG FX flow signal
G +12V valve power
H CHARGE valve drive signal (open collector output)
I OVERFLOW valve drive signal (open collector output)
J COM
K +5V PHOTE Tr power
L PRESS H
M PRESS L
N COM shield
154
12. Specifications

Output format : Voltage output 0 to +10V/full scale
Response : 34ms±1%
Connector : BNC
Output signal amplitude range: HIGH level : +5.0V±5%
: LOW level : +0.5V
Update interval : 100 ms
Output pulse weight : 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 (mL/P, g/P)
Connector : BNC
Output section [ERROR]
Output type : Non-voltage 1-a contact output
Closes at the time of charging level overflow or fuel level drop.
Contact current : 500mA or less
Maximum contact voltage : 48VDC, 120VAC
Connector : AA-33 (Honda Tsushin Kogyo)
Pin No. Signal
1 Overflow
2 Overflow
3 Fuel drop
4 Fuel drop
Charging Control Section

Charging level range : 0 to 95% (in 1% steps)
Fluid level stabilization time : 2 to 99s (in 1s steps)
155
12. Specifications
Measurement Section
Flow Measurement
Instantaneous flow, sectional average flow, total average flow
Number of display digits : 7 digits
Flow Sensor FX-1110/FX-202P:
Unit g/s, mL/s 0.000 to 9999.999, 10000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000
to 9999999
g/min, mL/min 00000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
kg/h, L/h 0000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Flow Sensor FX-1120/FX-205P/FX-1130/FX-203P:
Unit g/s, mL/s 0.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
g/min, mL/min 0000000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
kg/h, L/h 000000 to 9999999
Sectional total flow, total flow
0000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
000000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
Instantaneous cylinder injection volume, sectional average cylinder injection volume, sectional total cylinder
injection volume
0000.00 to 99999.99, 100000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
000000.0 to 999999.9, 1000000 to 9999999
156
12. Specifications
12.1.5 FM-0210
Measurement Section
Measurement time
Average time of instantaneous flow rate : Can be set within a range from 1 to 10 (in 1-second units), in
synchronization with the display update cycle.
Total time : Total time set up with manual operation (up to 99999 sec-
onds) or automatic stop function
Integrating measurement mode

MANUAL : Manual operation (from start to stop)
Automatic stop : TIME (s) Flow measurement from start operation to when the time with
automatic stop setting has elapsed
FLOW (g) Time measurement from start operation to when the flow rate
with automatic stop setting has been reached
Display Section
Display system
320 × 240 dot LCD with CFL backlight
Display items and the number of digits
Time measurement
Sectional time 6 digits : 00000.0s
7-digit total time : 00000.00s (0.0X is only for STOP)
Rpm measurement
6-digit instantaneous rpm : 00000.0 r/min
7-digit sectional total rpm : 00000.00 → 000000.0 → 0000000 (REV)
7-digit total rpm : 00000.00 → 000000.0 → 0000000 (REV)
Sectional average rpm : Same as instantaneous rpm (= sectional total rpm/section time).
Total average rpm : Same as instantaneous flow (= total rpm/total time).
Flow Measurement
Instantaneous flow : 0000.00 (g/s, mL/s, g/min, mL/min, kg/h, L/h)
Sectional total flow : 00000.00 → 000000.0 → 0000000 (g, mL, kg, L)
Total flow : 00000.00 → 000000.0 → 0000000 (g, mL, kg, L)
Sectional average flow : Same as instantaneous flow (= sectional total flow/section time).
Total average flow : Same as instantaneous flow (= total flow/total time).
157
12. Specifications
Signal Output Section

Voltage signal output
Item : Instantaneous value of flow rate, temperature, and density
Connector : BNC
Output voltage range : 0 to 10V
Output impedance : 50Ω
Output update interval : 0.1s
Pulse output
Item : Instantaneous value of flow rate
Connector : BNC
Resolution : Selected from 1, 0.1, 0.01, and 0.001 (with mL/P or g/P).
Output frequency range : 0 to 10kHz
Output level : H; 2.4V or higher L; 0.8V or lower
Interfaces
RS-232C interface
Communication system : Asynchronous full-duplex mode
Transmission rate : 9600bps, 19200bps, 38400bps, 57600bps, 115200bps
Data length : 8 bits
Stop bit : 1 bit, 2 bits
GPIB interface : Option
Remote Box (FM-0200 : option) : Control of Start, Stop, Hold, Reset, and Display
Memory Section
Data memory
Capacity : 300 addresses
Record timing : Saved at the time of Hold or Stop operation. The address is incremented
automatically.
Backup period : About two months after full charge (at 25°C)
158
12. Specifications
12.2 Outside Dimensions

12.2.1 FM-2500
UA0002 Specifications
Panel mount fitting
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
99±0.8
2 MEAS
DISP HOLD
50
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
6
(15)
(6) 360 (10)
400
420
REMOTE
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
PULSE IN
REVO
No.
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.
MADE IN JAPAN
Rear panel
159
12. Specifications
(6)
(34)
(4.2) 301 (12)
4-M5
+1
0
100
50±0.5
370
405
Panel cut-out dimensions
160
12. Specifications
UA0001 Specifications
Panel-mount fitting
Flow Meter FM-2500
DISP COND
1 MENU RESET START
99±0.8
2 MEAS
HOLD
50
DISP
POWER
3 ALL
DISP ESC ENTER STOP
LOCAL
(15)
(6) 360 (10)
460
480
REMOTE
MP-981/LG-916
AC INPUT
100-240 V
50/60 Hz 70 VA MAX
MP-910 FUSE T 2 A
PULSE IN
REVO
No.
ONO SOKKI CO., LTD.
MADE IN JAPAN
Rear panel
161
12. Specifications
(6)
(34)
(4.2) 301 (12)
162
12. Specifications
12.2.2 Each Unit
DF-0400

FZ-0300

FZ-0300 SENSOR TEMP ERROR
Corioli FLOW DENS TEMP FLOW
FX-0400
FX-0400 VOLTAGE OUT PULSE OUT ERROR

FX Unit FLOW FLOW
DETECTOR
FM-0210
FM-0210 VOLTAGE OUT PULSE OUT

SIG OUT FLOW FLOW
163
12. Specifications
12.2.3 FM-0200
(1.6)
HOLD START
DISP STOP
RESET
117.5
Remote Controller
FM-0200
(4)
45 23
164
*Outer appearance and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
ONOSOKKI HOME PAGE: http://www.onosokki.co.jp/English/english.htm
WORLDWIDE
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1-16-1 Hakusan, Midori-ku,
Yokohama 226-8507, Japan
Phone : 045-935-3976
Fax : 045-930-1906
E-mail : [email protected]
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About Configuration of Instruction Manuals

• DF-0400 (FP Sensor Unit)

Meaning of WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, and Symbols

z WARNINGS and CAUTIONS

• Avoid using the instrument in locations with high temperature (exceed-

• Never dismantle or disassemble the instrument. Use of this instrument

• Do not splash or spill water on the instrument because there is a risk of

• When operating the instrument, be sure to perform protective earth.

* Using a three-pronged power cord (one prong for ground)

Plug the three-pronged cord into a three-pronged

* Using a 3-way-to-2-way adapter

Attach the supplied 3-way-to-2-way adapter (CM-

ABOUT THE POWER CORD

• Before connecting the instrument to the device under measurement or

• Before touching parts of the instrument where voltage/current is output

• Do not install the instrument on unstable locations. If the instrument

• Do not install the instrument in locations where there is oily smoke or

• Do not install the instrument in locations subject to extremely high tem-

ABOUT THE POWER CORD

• Be sure to hold onto the plug portion when plugging in or unplugging

• To prevent electric shock due to deteriorated insulation or fire due to

• Do not connect or disconnect any I/O connector during measurement

• Built-in backup battery

2. Name and Function of Each Section....................................................................... 7

3. Before Starting Measurement................................................................................ 19

4. Main Unit Setup....................................................................................................... 33

5. Display Setup .......................................................................................................... 51

6. DF-0400 Conditions Setup ..................................................................................... 63

7. FZ-0300 Condition Setup........................................................................................ 81

8. FX-0400 Condition Setup ....................................................................................... 97

9. FM-0210 Condition Setup..................................................................................... 109

11. Maintenance and Inspection................................................................................ 135

12. Specifications........................................................................................................ 139

1.1 Overview .................................................................... 2

1.2 Features ..................................................................... 3

1.3 System Configuration Examples ................................ 4

1.3.1 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples

1.3.2 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples

z Employs an LCD screen to enable multi-purpose display.

1.3 System Configuration Examples

Flow Meter FM-2500

1 MENU RESET START

Flow Meter FM-2500

1 MENU RESET START

Flow Meter FM-2500

1 MENU RESET START

1.3.2 Outline Equipment Configuration Examples (FX Unit)

Flow Meter FM-2500

1 MENU RESET START

2.1 Front Panel................................................................. 8

2.2 Rear Panel ............................................................... 10

2.2.1 FM-2500 Main Unit....................................... 10

2.2.2 DF-0400 ....................................................... 12

2.2.4 FX-0400 ....................................................... 16

2.2.6 FM-0200 Remote Controller (Option)........... 18

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