en Vegamet 862 4 20 Ma Hart 2021 08 17

Operating Instructions
Rugged controller and display

instrument for level sensors
VEGAMET 862
4 … 20 mA/HART
Document ID: 58867

Contents
Contents
1 About this document................................................................................................................ 4
1.1 Function............................................................................................................................ 4
1.2 Target group...................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Symbols used................................................................................................................... 4
2 For your safety.......................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Authorised personnel........................................................................................................ 5
2.2 Appropriate use................................................................................................................. 5
2.3 Warning about incorrect use.............................................................................................. 5
2.4 General safety instructions................................................................................................ 5
2.5 Installation and operation in the USA and Canada............................................................ 6
2.6 Safety instructions for Ex areas......................................................................................... 6
3 Product description.................................................................................................................. 7
3.1 Configuration..................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Principle of operation........................................................................................................ 9
3.3 Adjustment........................................................................................................................ 9
3.4 Packaging, transport and storage.................................................................................... 10
3.5 Accessories.................................................................................................................... 11
4 Mounting.................................................................................................................................. 12
4.1 General instructions........................................................................................................ 12
4.2 Mounting instructions...................................................................................................... 12
5 Connecting to power supply.................................................................................................. 15
5.1 Preparing the connection................................................................................................ 15
5.2 Sensor input mode active/passive................................................................................... 16
5.3 Digital input mode active/passive.................................................................................... 16
5.4 Connecting...................................................................................................................... 16
5.5 Wiring plan...................................................................................................................... 17
5.6 Switch-on phase............................................................................................................. 19
6 Access protection................................................................................................................... 20
6.1 Bluetooth radio interface................................................................................................. 20
6.2 Protection of the parameterization................................................................................... 20
6.3 Storing the codes in myVEGA......................................................................................... 21
7 Set up with the integrated display and adjustment unit..................................................... 22
7.1 Adjustment system.......................................................................................................... 22
7.2 Measured value/status and menu item display................................................................ 23
7.3 Menu overview................................................................................................................ 24
7.4 Setup steps..................................................................................................................... 25
8 Setup with smartphone/tablet (Bluetooth)........................................................................... 33
8.1 Preparations.................................................................................................................... 33
8.2 Connecting...................................................................................................................... 33
8.3 Parameter adjustment..................................................................................................... 34
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9 Setup with PC/notebook (Bluetooth).................................................................................... 35

9.1 Preparations.................................................................................................................... 35
9.2 Connecting...................................................................................................................... 35
9.3 Parameter adjustment..................................................................................................... 36
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Contents
10 Measured value memory/data logger................................................................................... 37
11 Applications and functions.................................................................................................... 40

11.1 Level measurement in storage tanks with overfill protection/dry run protection............... 40
11.2 Pump station with pump control function......................................................................... 43
11.3 Screen control................................................................................................................. 51
11.4 Flow measurement flume/weir......................................................................................... 53
12 Diagnostics and servicing..................................................................................................... 57
12.1 Maintenance................................................................................................................... 57
12.2 Rectify faults.................................................................................................................... 57
12.3 Diagnosis, fault messages.............................................................................................. 57
12.4 Software update.............................................................................................................. 60
12.5 How to proceed if a repair is necessary........................................................................... 61
13 Dismount................................................................................................................................. 62
13.1 Dismounting steps.......................................................................................................... 62
13.2 Disposal.......................................................................................................................... 62
14 Certificates and approvals..................................................................................................... 63
14.1 Radio licenses................................................................................................................. 63
14.2 Approvals for Ex areas.................................................................................................... 63
14.3 Approvals as overfill protection........................................................................................ 63
14.4 Metrological approvals.................................................................................................... 63
14.5 EU conformity.................................................................................................................. 63
14.6 Environment management system.................................................................................. 63
15 Supplement............................................................................................................................. 65
15.1 Technical data................................................................................................................. 65
15.2 Overview applications/functionality................................................................................. 68
15.3 Dimensions..................................................................................................................... 71
15.4 Industrial property rights.................................................................................................. 74
15.5 Licensing information for open source software.............................................................. 74
15.6 Trademark....................................................................................................................... 74
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Editing status: 2021-08-17
VEGAMET 862 • 4 … 20 mA/HART 3

1 About this document
1 About this document

1.1 Function
This instruction provides all the information you need for mounting,
connection and setup as well as important instructions for mainte-
nance, fault rectification, the exchange of parts and the safety of the
user. Please read this information before putting the instrument into
operation and keep this manual accessible in the immediate vicinity
of the device.
1.2 Target group

This operating instructions manual is directed to trained personnel.
The contents of this manual must be made available to the qualified
personnel and implemented.
1.3 Symbols used

Document ID
This symbol on the front page of this instruction refers to the Docu-
ment ID. By entering the Document ID on www.vega.com you will
reach the document download.
Information, note, tip: This symbol indicates helpful additional infor-
mation and tips for successful work.
Note: This symbol indicates notes to prevent failures, malfunctions,
damage to devices or plants.
Caution: Non-observance of the information marked with this symbol
may result in personal injury.
Warning: Non-observance of the information marked with this symbol
may result in serious or fatal personal injury.
Danger: Non-observance of the information marked with this symbol
results in serious or fatal personal injury.
Ex applications
This symbol indicates special instructions for Ex applications.
• List
The dot set in front indicates a list with no implied sequence.
1 Sequence of actions
Numbers set in front indicate successive steps in a procedure.
Battery disposal
This symbol indicates special information about the disposal of bat-
teries and accumulators.
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2 For your safety
2 For your safety

2.1 Authorised personnel
All operations described in this documentation must be carried out
only by trained, qualified personnel authorised by the plant operator.
During work on and with the device, the required personal protective
equipment must always be worn.
2.2 Appropriate use

VEGAMET 862 is a universal controller for connection of two
4 … 20 mA/HART sensors.
You can find detailed information about the area of application in
chapter " Product description".
Operational reliability is ensured only if the instrument is properly
used according to the specifications in the operating instructions
manual as well as possible supplementary instructions.
2.3 Warning about incorrect use

Inappropriate or incorrect use of this product can give rise to applica-
tion-specific hazards, e.g. vessel overfill through incorrect mounting
or adjustment. Damage to property and persons or environmental
contamination can result. Also, the protective characteristics of the
instrument can be impaired.
2.4 General safety instructions

This is a state-of-the-art instrument complying with all prevailing
regulations and directives. The instrument must only be operated in a
technically flawless and reliable condition. The operator is responsi-
ble for the trouble-free operation of the instrument. When measuring
aggressive or corrosive media that can cause a dangerous situation
if the instrument malfunctions, the operator has to implement suitable
measures to make sure the instrument is functioning properly.
During the entire duration of use, the user is obliged to determine the
compliance of the necessary occupational safety measures with the
current valid rules and regulations and also take note of new regula-
tions.
The safety instructions in this operating instructions manual, the na-
tional installation standards as well as the valid safety regulations and
accident prevention rules must be observed by the user.
For safety and warranty reasons, any invasive work on the device
beyond that described in the operating instructions manual may be
carried out only by personnel authorised by the manufacturer. Arbi-
trary conversions or modifications are explicitly forbidden. For safety
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reasons, only the accessory specified by the manufacturer must be

used.
To avoid any danger, the safety approval markings and safety tips on
the device must also be observed.

2 For your safety
2.5 Installation and operation in the USA and

Canada
This information is only valid for USA and Canada. Hence the follow-
ing text is only available in the English language.
Installations in the US shall comply with the relevant requirements of
the National Electrical Code (ANSI/NFPA 70).
Installations in Canada shall comply with the relevant requirements of
the Canadian Electrical Code.
2.6 Safety instructions for Ex areas

For applications in explosion-proof areas (Ex), only devices with cor-
responding Ex approval may be used. Observe the Ex-specific safety
instructions. These are an integral part of the operating instructions
and are enclosed with every device with Ex approval.
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3 Product description
3.1 Configuration
Scope of delivery The scope of delivery encompasses:
• Controller VEGAMET 862
• Mounting plate
• Screws/plugs for mounting
• Cable glands/Blind plugs (optional)
• Ground terminal for cable screening
• Information sheet " Documents and software" with:

–– Instrument serial number
–– QR code with link for direct scanning
• Information sheet " PINs and Codes" with:

–– Bluetooth access code
• Information sheet " Access protection" with:

–– Bluetooth access code
–– Emergency Bluetooth unlock code
–– Emergency device code
The further scope of delivery encompasses:
• Documentation
–– Ex-specific " Safety instructions" (with Ex versions)
–– Radio licenses
–– If necessary, further certificates
Note:
Optional instrument features are also described in this operating
instructions manual. The respective scope of delivery results from the
order specification.
Scope of this operating This operating instructions manual applies to the following instrument
instructions versions:
• Hardware version from 1.0.0
• Software version from 1.10.0
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Constituent parts
3
5
4
Fig. 1: VEGAMET 862
1 Display and adjustment unit
2 Housing with cable glands and connection compartment
3 Mounting plate
4 Ventilation/pressure compensation
5 Ground terminal for cable screening
Type label The type label contains the most important data for identification and
use of the instrument:
• Instrument type
• Information about approvals
• Technical data
• Serial number of the instrument
• QR code for device documentation
• Number code for Bluetooth access
• Manufacturer information
Documents and software Move to " www.vega.com" and enter in the search field the serial
number of your instrument.
There you can find the following information about the instrument:
• Order data
• Documentation
• Software
Alternatively, you can find all via your smartphone:
• Scan the QR-code on the type label of the device or
• Enter serial number manually in the VEGA Tools app (available
free of charge in the respective stores)
Information:
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If the serial number or the QR code on the type label cannot be read,
they can be found additionally on the display cover inside the device.

3.2 Principle of operation

Application area The VEGAMET 862 controller feeds the connected 4 … 20 mA or
HART sensors, processes the measured values and displays them.
A large display for data visualisation is integrated in the housing
designed for rough field conditions.
It enables simple implementation of pump controls, flow measure-
ments on open channels and weirs, totalizers, data loggers, differ-
ence, sum and average value calculations. With VEGAMET 862, limit
values can be reliably monitored and relays can be switched, e.g. for
an overfill protection according to WHG.
Due to its various possibilities it is suitable for many industrial
branches.
Functional principle The VEGAMET 862 controller can power the connected sensors
and process their measurement signals. The requested parameter is
shown on the display and also output to the integrated current output
for further processing. The measurement signal can thus be trans-
ferred to a remote display or a superordinate control system. Operat-
ing relays for control of pumps or other devices are also integrated.
3.3 Adjustment
Local adjustment On-site adjustment of the device is carried out via the integrated
display and adjustment unit.
Wireless adjustment The optionally integrated Bluetooth module enables in addition a wire-
less adjustment of VEGAMET 862 via standard adjustment tool:
• Smartphone/tablet (iOS or Android operating system)
• PC/notebook with Bluetooth LE or Bluetooth USB adapter (Win-
dows operating system)
Information:
Certain setting options are not possible or only possible to a limited
extent with the integrated display and adjustment unit, for example the
settings for flow measurement or pump control. For these applica-
tions, the use of PACTware/DTM or the VEGA Tools app is recom-
mended. An overview of the available applications and functions as
well as their adjustment options can be found in the appendix.
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2
1
Fig. 2: Wireless connection to standard adjustment tools with integrated

Bluetooth LE or alternatively Bluetooth USB adapter.
1 VEGAMET 862
2 Smartphone/Tablet
3 PC/Notebook
3.4 Packaging, transport and storage

Packaging Your instrument was protected by packaging during transport. Its
capacity to handle normal loads during transport is assured by a test
based on ISO 4180.
The packaging consists of environment-friendly, recyclable card-
board. For special versions, PE foam or PE foil is also used. Dispose
of the packaging material via specialised recycling companies.
Transport Transport must be carried out in due consideration of the notes on the
transport packaging. Nonobservance of these instructions can cause
damage to the device.
Transport inspection The delivery must be checked for completeness and possible transit
damage immediately at receipt. Ascertained transit damage or con-
cealed defects must be appropriately dealt with.
Storage Up to the time of installation, the packages must be left closed and
stored according to the orientation and storage markings on the
outside.
Unless otherwise indicated, the packages must be stored only under
the following conditions:
• Not in the open
• Dry and dust free
• Not exposed to corrosive media
• Protected against solar radiation
• Avoiding mechanical shock and vibration
•
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Storage and transport Storage and transport temperature see chapter " Supplement -
temperature Technical data - Ambient conditions"
• Relative humidity 20 … 85 %

3.5 Accessories
Sun shade The sun protection protects the device from direct sunlight and thus
prevents overheating of the electronics. It also improves the readabil-
ity of the display when exposed to sunlight. The sun protection can be
used for wall and pipe mounting.
Pipe mounting set The pipe mounting set is used for optimal and safe mounting of the
devices in horizontal and vertical mounting on pipes.
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4 Mounting
4 Mounting
4.1 General instructions
Mounting options The field housing of the VEGAMET 862 is equally suitable for outdoor
or indoor installation due to its degree of protection IP66/IP67 and
Type 4X. The standard version is designed for wall mounting. A
mounting adapter for pipe mounting is available as an option.
Ambient conditions The instrument is suitable for standard and extended ambient condi-
tions acc. to DIN/EN/IEC/ANSI/ISA/UL/CSA 61010-1. It can be used
indoors as well as outdoors.
Avoid direct sunlight or use the optionally available sun shade.
Make sure that the environmental and ambient conditions specified in
chapter " Technical data" are maintained.
Protection against mois- Protect your instrument against moisture ingress through the following
ture measures:
• Use the recommended connection cable (see chapter " Connect-
ing to power supply")
• Tighten the cable gland
• Mount the instrument in such a way that the cable glands point
downward
• Loop the connection cable downward in front of the cable gland
This applies mainly to outdoor installations, in areas where high
humidity is expected (e.g. through cleaning processes) and on cooled
or heated vessels.
The visible area of the front panel must be protected from knocks,
otherwise water can penetrate through breaking of the front foil. In this
case, protection against accidental contact can no longer be ensured.
Caution:
Make sure that during installation or maintenance no moisture or dirt
can get inside the instrument.
To maintain the housing protection, make sure that the housing lid is
closed during operation and locked, if necessary.
Pressure compensation The pressure compensation for the housing is realized via a breather
element.
Note:
Make sure that the pressure equalization element is always free of
buildup during operation. A high-pressure cleaner may not be used
for cleaning.
4.2 Mounting instructions

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Wall mounting Fix the mounting plate to the wall using the screws and dowels sup-
plied as shown in the figure below. Make sure that the arrows on the
mounting plate point upwards.

4 Mounting
Loosen the four screws in the housing cover and open it to the left.
Fasten the device to the mounting plate using the screws (M5) sup-
plied.
150 mm
5.91")
82 mm
(3.23")
108 mm
(4.25")
(3.23")
82 mm
ø7 mm
(0.28")
ø13 mm
(0.51")
Fig. 3: Mounting plate for wall mounting VEGAMET 862
Tube mounting The optionally available mounting accessories are required for tube
mounting. The kit consists of two pairs of mounting brackets and four
mounting screws M6 x 100.
The mounting brackets are screwed to the mounting plate and the
tube as shown in the following illustration.
Loosen the four screws in the housing cover and open it to the left.
Fasten the device to the mounting plate using the screws (M5) sup-
plied.
1 2 3 4 5
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Fig. 4: Tube mounting

1 VEGAMET 862
2 Mounting plate
3 4 screws M6 x 100
4 Mounting brackets
5 Pipe for diameter 29 … 60 mm (1.14" to 2.36")

4 Mounting
Mounting sun shade The optional sun protection can be used to protect against direct sun-
light. The sunshade is simply mounted between the mounting plate
and the controller, this is possible for both wall and pipe mounting.
1 2 3 4 5 6
Fig. 5: Mounting sun protection with pipe mounting

1 VEGAMET 862
2 Sun shade
3 Mounting plate
4 4 screws M6 x 100
5 Mounting brackets
6 Pipe for diameter 29 … 60 mm (1.14" to 2.36")
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5 Connecting to power supply

5.1 Preparing the connection
Safety instructions Always keep in mind the following safety instructions:
• The electrical connection must only be carried out by trained,
qualified personnel authorised by the plant operator.
• If overvoltage surges are expected, overvoltage arresters should
be installed.
Warning:
Only connect or disconnect in de-energized state.
Voltage supply The data for power supply are specified in chapter " Technical data".
The instrument belongs to protection class I, hence connection of an
earth conductor is required.
Connection cable Use cable with round cross section. The cable diameter must be
suitable for the cable gland used to ensure the seal effect of the cable
gland (IP protection).
The voltage supply is connected with standard cable according to the
national installation standards.
Standard two-wire cable can be used for connecting the sensors. The
screening is absolutely necessary to ensure interference-free opera-
tion with HART sensors.
Note:
If the temperatures are too high, the cable insulation can be dam-
aged. Hence keep apart from the ambient temperature also the self-
heating of the instrument for the temperature resistance of the cable
in the connection compartment in mind. 1)
When used in the USA/Canada, only cables with copper conductors
may be used.
Cable screening and When connecting HART sensors, the supplied ground terminal must
grounding be attached to the outside of the housing. To do this, carefully remove
the pre-embossed opening (ø 6 mm) on the lower side of the device
with a suitable tool and screw in the ground terminal.
Connect the cable screening on both ends to ground potential. In the
sensor/ VEGAMET 862, the shielding must be connected directly to
the internal ground terminal. The ground terminal on the outside of the
sensor housing/ VEGAMET 862 must be connected to the potential
equalisation (low impedance).
If potential equalisation currents are expected, the screen connection
on the side of VEGAMET 862 must be made via a ceramic capacitor
(e. g. 1 nF, 1500 V). The low frequency potential equalisation currents
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are thus suppressed, but the protective effect against high frequency
interference signals remains.
1)
With an ambient temperature ≥ 50 °C (122 °F) the connection cable should
be suitable for an ambient temperature which is at least 20 °C (36 °F) higher.

Cable glands Warning:

In delivery status, all openings are fitted with dust protection caps.
These caps are only for protection during transport and are not suit-
able for protection during operation! Instead, all openings must be
closed with cable glands/blind plugs.
Cable glands, NPT adapters or blind plugs that are not included in
the scope of delivery must meet the applicable requirements in order
to ensure the environmental compatibility of the housing. For outdoor
applications, the weather resistance of the accessories to be used
must be taken into account. The cable glands, NPT adapters and
blind plugs must have a metric thread M20 to be compatible with the
threaded openings of the metal plate in the housing.
5.2 Sensor input mode active/passive

Through the selection of the terminals, you can choose between ac-
tive and passive operation of the sensor input.
• In active mode, the controller provides the power for the con-
nected sensors. Power and measurement data are transmitted
over the same two-wire cable. This mode is provided for connec-
tion of measuring transducers without separate power supply
(sensors in two-wire version).
• In passive mode the sensors are not powered, only the measured
value is transmitted. This input is for connection of transmitters
with their own separate voltage supply (sensors in four-wire ver-
sion). The VEGAMET 862 can also be looped into the existing
circuit like a normal ammeter.
Note:
With a VEGAMET 862 in Ex version, the passive input is not available.
5.3 Digital input mode active/passive

Through the selection of the terminals, you can choose between ac-
tive and passive operation of the digital input.
• At the active input the controller provides a power supply. This
operating mode is intended for the connection of potential-free
switching contacts. An external voltage must not be supplied.
• At the passive input a voltage must be supplied via the switch-
ing contact. This input is intended for the connection of switching
contacts with their own, separate power supply. The permissible
voltage specifications for this can be found in the technical data.
With the application " Pump control", the digital input can be used for
pump monitoring or reset the totalizers.
5.4 Connecting
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Connection technology The voltage supply and inputs and outputs are connected via the
spring-loaded terminals.

Information:
Solid cores as well as flexible cores with wire end sleeves are
inserted directly into the terminal openings. In case of flexible cores
without end sleeves, a small screwdriver must be pressed into the
rectangular opening so that the terminal opening is then free. When
the screwdriver is pulled out, the terminals are closed again.
You can find further information on the max. wire cross-section in the
technical data.
Connecting Connect the device as described in the following wiring plan.
5.5 Wiring plan

Digital IN
2122 23 24 2526 27282930 3132

5
1 2 3 4
Power Relay Output Current Output

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 Sensor 1
91 92 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 41 42 43 44 45 46 1 2 3
+ - + - + - + -
L N
4
1 2 3 Sensor 2
4 5 6
6 7
Fig. 6: Wiring plan VEGAMET 862

1 Voltage supply of the controller
2 Relay outputs 1 … 6
3 Current outputs 1 … 3
4 Sensor inputs 1/2 (active/passive)
5 Digital inputs 1 … 4
6 Ground terminal for protective conductor
7 Ground terminal for cable screening
8 Ground terminal for potential equalization
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Detail sensor connection 1

1 2 3 6 1 2 3
1 2
3 + - + - 4
Fig. 7: Sensor input 1 for two-wire/four-wire sensor (active/passive)

1 Active input with sensor supply for two-wire sensor
2 Passive input without sensor supply for four-wire sensor 2)
3 Two-wire sensor
4 Four-wire sensor
5 Voltage supply for four-wire sensor
6 HART communication sockets for connection of a VEGACONNECT
Detail sensor connection 2

4 5 6 6 4 5 6
1 2
3 + - + - 4
Fig. 8: Sensor input 2 for two-wire/four-wire sensor (active/passive)

1 Active input with sensor supply for two-wire sensor
2 Passive input without sensor supply for four-wire sensor 3)
3 Two-wire sensor
4 Four-wire sensor
5 Voltage supply for four-wire sensor
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2)
Passive input not available for Ex version
3)
Passive input not available for Ex version

Detail, digital inputs VEGAMET 862

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
+- +- +- +- +- +- +- +-
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Fig. 9: Connection of the digital inputs
1 Digital input 1 (active)
2 Digital input 1 (passive)
Connection assignment digital inputs
21 22 23 21 22 23
1 2
+ - + -
3 4 3
Fig. 10: Connection assignment of the digital inputs (active/passive)

1 Active input for floating switching contact
2 Passive input for switching contact and external voltage supply
3 Switching contact
4 External voltage source
5.6 Switch-on phase

After switching on, the device first carries out a short self-check.
• Internal check of the electronics
• Output signals are set to failure, background lighting of the display
lights red
The current measured values are then displayed and transmitted to
the outputs. The background lighting of the display changes to white.
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6 Access protection
6 Access protection
6.1 Bluetooth radio interface
Devices with a Bluetooth radio interface are protected against un-
wanted access from outside. This means that only authorized persons
can receive measured and status values and change device settings
via this interface.
Information:
If no Bluetooth connection to the device should be possible, Bluetooth
communication can be deactivated. Access via app or DTM is thus no
longer possible. The Bluetooth function can be deactivated/activated
in the menu item " Extended functions" under " Access protection -
Bluetooth communication".
Bluetooth access code A Bluetooth access code is required to establish Bluetooth com-
munication via the adjustment tool (smartphone/tablet/notebook).
This code must be entered once when Bluetooth communication is
established for the first time in the adjustment tool. It is then stored in
the adjustment tool and does not have to be entered again.
The Bluetooth access code is individual for each device. It is printed
on the device housing and is also supplied with the device in the
information sheet " PINs and Codes". The Bluetooth access code can
also be read out via the display and adjustment unit.
The Bluetooth access code can be changed by the user after the first
connection is established. If the Bluetooth access code is entered
incorrectly, the new entry is only possible after a waiting period has
elapsed. The waiting time increases with each further incorrect entry.
Emergency Bluetooth The emergency Bluetooth access code enables Bluetooth communi-
unlock code cation to be established in the event that the Bluetooth access code
is no longer known. It can't be changed. The emergency Bluetooth
access code can be found in information sheet " Access protection".
If this document is lost, the emergency Bluetooth access code can
be retrieved from your personal contact person after legitimation.
The storage and transmission of Bluetooth access codes is always
encrypted (SHA 256 algorithm).
6.2 Protection of the parameterization

The settings (parameters) of the device can be protected against un-
wanted changes. The parameter protection is deactivated on delivery,
all settings can be made.
Device code To protect the parameterization, the device can be locked by the user
with the aid of a freely selectable device code. The settings (param-
eters) can then only be read out, but not changed. The device code
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is also stored in the adjustment tool. However, unlike the Bluetooth

access code, it must be re-entered for each unlock. When using the
adjustment app or DTM, the stored device code is then suggested to
the user for unlocking.

6 Access protection
Emergency device code The emergency device code allows unlocking the device in case the
device code is no longer known. It can't be changed. The emergency
device code can also be found on the supplied information sheet " Ac-
cess protection". If this document is lost, the emergency device code
can be retrieved from your personal contact person after legitimation.
The storage and transmission of the device codes is always encrypt-
ed (SHA 256 algorithm).
6.3 Storing the codes in myVEGA

If the user has a " myVEGA" account, then the Bluetooth access code
as well as the device code are additionally stored in his account under
" PINs and Codes". This greatly simplifies the use of additional adjust-
ment tools, as all Bluetooth access and device codes are automati-
cally synchronized when connected to the " myVEGA" account
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7 Set up with the integrated display and adjustment unit
7 Set up with the integrated display and

adjustment unit
7.1 Adjustment system
Function The integrated display and adjustment unit is used for measured val-
ue display, adjustment and diagnosis of the VEGAMET 862. Display
and adjustment are carried out via four keys and a graphic-capable
display with background lighting.
Certain setting options are not possible or only possible to a limited
extent with the integrated display and adjustment unit, for example the
settings for flow measurement or pump control. For these applica-
tions, the use of PACTware/DTM or the VEGA Tools app is recom-
mended. A tabular overview of the corresponding applications and
functions can be found in the appendix.
Display and adjustment
elements
1 3
4
2
5
Fig. 11: Display and adjustment elements

1 LC display
2 Adjustment keys
3 Status indication relay
4 Status indication fault signal
5 Status indication operation
HART communication Via the HART communication sockets integrated in the terminals, a
sockets parameter adjustment of the connected HART sensors can be carried
out without interrupting the measuring circuit. The resistor required
for this purpose (230 Ω) is already integrated in VEGAMET 862. The
sockets have an inner diameter of 2 mm for direct connection of a
VEGACONNECT or other HART modems. The adjustment of the con-
nected sensor is carried out via the VEGA Tools app or via PACTware
and appropriate DTM.
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Key functions
Key Function
[OK] Entry to the menu level
Jump to selected menu item
Edit parameter
Save value
[>] Switching between the individual measured value indications
Navigation in the menu items
Select editing position
[+] Change parameter values
[ESC] Jump to next higher menu
Interrupt input
Time functions When the [+] and [->] keys are pressed quickly, the edited value,
or the cursor, changes one value or position at a time. If the key is
pressed longer than 1 s, the value or position changes continuously.
Approx. 60 minutes after the last pressing of a key, an automatic reset
to measured value indication is triggered. Any values not confirmed
with [OK] will not be saved.
7.2 Measured value/status and menu item

display
Measured value indica- The measured value display shows the digital display value, the
tion measuring loop name (measuring loop TAG) and the unit. In addition,
an analogue bar graph can be displayed. Up to three measured value
indications with a maximum three different measured values can be
configured. If pump control is activated, an additional status bar with
display of the assigned pumps is available.
Measured values are displayed according to the following presenta-
tion:
1 TAG-No. 1
2
3 47.8 6
%
4
5 1 2
7
Fig. 12: Example measured value indication (measured value with bargraph)
1 Measurement loop name
2 Measured value
3 Unit
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4 Status message acc. to NAMUR NE 107

5 Status bar for pump control
6 Bargraph measured value
7 Active measured value indication

Status display/back- The display is equipped with a background lighting for better visibility.
ground lighting It serves simultaneously as a status display which is also visible from
a great distance. The colour of the background lighting changes in the
delivery status according to NAMUR NE 107.
• White: Error-free operation
• Red: Failure, error, fault
• Orange: Function check
• Blue: Maintenance required
• Yellow: Outside the specification
Alternatively, the status display can also show the switching status of
the relays or measured value ranges individually with freely definable
colours. Up to five measured value ranges, e.g., depending on the
filling level, can be displayed in different colours. The background
lighting can also be configured to flash in any colour as an additional
signalling option.
Information:
This individual colour signalling is configured with PACTware/DTM or
the VEGA Tools app.
Menu item display The menu items are displayed according to the following presentation:
Max. adjustment
Sensor value at 100% :
20.000
mA 1
Actual measured sensor value :
19.970 2
mA
Fig. 13: Menu item display (example)

1 Sensor measured value at 100 %
2 Current sensor measured value
7.3 Menu overview

Measurement loop
Description Basic settings
Sensor input Selection 4 … 20 mA or HART, allocation measur-
ing point - input, deactivate measuring point 2
Damping Time setting for damping
Linearisation Linearization settings
Adjustment Adjustment settings
Scaling Scaling settings
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Outputs Relay/current output settings

Indication
Number of measured Number of displayed measured value indications
value indications
Measured value indi- Settings for the measured value displays, automatic
cation change of the measured value display
Options Display options e.g. brightness, contrast, illumina-
tion
Menu language Language settings
Extended functions
Fail safe relay Activate/deactivate fail safe relay
Access protection Access protection for Bluetooth and protection of
the parameter adjustment
Date/Time Date and time settings
Reset Reset of the device
Diagnostics
Status Status indication, e.g. device, sensor, relay
Simulation Simulation function
Device-TAG Display device name
Device information Device information, e.g. serial number
Device memory Copy device memory, remove/format SD card
7.4 Setup steps

Parameter adjustment Through parameter adjustment, the instrument is adapted to the indi-
vidual application conditions. A measurement loop calibration is the
most important step and should always be carried out. A scaling of
the measured value to the desired physical variable and unit, possibly
including a linearisation curve, is often useful. The adaptation of the
relay switching points or the setting of an integration time to smooth
the measured value are further standard adjustment options.
Information:
When using PACTware and the respective DTM or the VEGA Tools
app, additional settings can be carried out which are not possible or
only partly possible with the integrated display and adjustment unit.
Communication takes place via the built-in Bluetooth interface.
Applications The device is configured ex works for universal applications. The

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following applications can be changed over and configured via the

VEGA Tools app or the DTM:
• Universal
• Level storage tank
• Calculation difference

• Calculation total
• Calculation of average value
• Wells
• Pumping station
• Sewage screw lifting station
• Screen control
• Flow measurement flume/weir
• Density
• Pressurized vessel
• Overflow basin
Information:
An overview of the available applications and functions can be found
in the appendix
Main menu The main menu is divided into four areas with the following functions:
• Measuring point: Includes settings for adjustment, linearization,
scaling, relay outputs, …
• Display: Contains settings for display of measured values
• Extended functions: Includes settings for fail safe relay, access
protection, reset, …
• Diagnosis Includes information on device type/status, …
7.4.1 Measurement loop

The VEGAMET 862 is designed for the connection of two independ-
ent sensors. Thus two independent measurements can be carried out.
Furthermore, a third measuring point can be used to calculate a new
value between the two input values.
Sensor input The VEGAMET 862 can process measured values from 4 … 20 mA/
HART sensors via analogue communication as well as via digital
HART protocol.
Analogue 4 … 20 mA transmission
In the standard setting of VEGAMET 862 the measured value trans-
mission is carried out via analogue 4 … 20 signal. An adjustment in
the sensor influences directly the input variable of VEGAMET 862.
Only carry out the adjustment on one instrument, either on VEGAMET
862 or on the sensor. The adjustment in VEGAMET 862 is always car-
ried out in mA (analogue transmission).
Digital HART transmission

For transmission via HART, VEGAMET 862 must be informed which
sensor value should be used for further processing. Depending on
the sensor type, this can be distance, pressure or temperature. With
all HART sensors, the unchanged initial value of the sensor is always
transmitted to VEGAMET 862. Thus, adjustment must always be car-
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ried out on VEGAMET 862, never on the sensor. Different parameters

and measuring units are available. However, only one HART value per
measuring point can be selected and displayed.
When connecting HART sensors, the following selection options are
available, among others:

• PV (Primary Value)
• SV (Secondary Value)
• TV (Tertiary Value)
• QV (Quarterly Value)
The prerequisite for this is the support of the HART commands 0, 1, 3
and 15. This information and which measured values are transferred
must be taken from the operating instructions manual of the respec-
tive sensor manufacturer.
After selecting the input type " HART", perform a sensor search first.
All connected HART sensors are then listed and you can select the
desired sensor. Then you can define the appropriate Sensor value. In
the menu item " Sensor info" information such as sensor type, meas-
uring range, serial number, HART address, measuring range, sensor
TAG, … are available.
Allocate sensor input With the menu item " Sensor input" you can determine which of the
two inputs is assigned to measurement loop 1 or measurement loop
2. The following assignment is factory set:
• Measuring point 1 -> Sensor input 1
• Measuring point 2 -> Sensor input 2
Deactivate measuring If measuring point 2 is not used, it can be deactivated using this
point 2 function. This has the advantage that no fault message is issued if the
sensor input is not connected.
Damping To suppress fluctuations in the measured value display, e.g. caused

by an agitated medium surface, an integration time can be set. This
time can be between 0 and 999 seconds. Remember that the reaction
time of the entire measurement will then be longer and the sensor will
react to measured value changes with a delay. In general, a period of
a few seconds is sufficient to smooth the measured value display.
Linearisation A linearisation is necessary for all vessels in which the vessel volume
does not increase linearly with the level, for example a horizontal
cylindrical or spherical tank. Corresponding linearisation curves are
preprogrammed for these vessels. They represent the correlation
between the level percentage and vessel volume. By activating the
appropriate curve, the volume percentage of the vessel is displayed
correctly. If the volume should not be displayed in percent but e.g. in l
or kg, a scaling can be also set.
When setting up a flow measurement, a linearization curve suitable
for the structural conditions must be selected. Corresponding curves
such as venturi, triangular overflow, … are available here. In addition,
individual, user-programmable linearisation curves can be stored via
DTM.
Adjustment Through the adjustment the input value of the connected sensor is
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converted into a percentage value. This conversion step allows any

input value range to be depicted in a relative range (0 % up to 100 %).

The percentage values can be used for presentation on the display,

for direct use in an output or for further conversion via linearization or
scaling.
When using the display and adjustment unit, the adjustment unit is
always " mA". When using PACTware/DTM or the VEGA Tools app,
further units can be selected. If these have been activated, they are
also shown in the display.
Min. adjustment (empty vessel)

If you want to use the currently measured level as a 0 %value, select
the menu item " Accept" (live adjustment or adjustment with medium).
If the adjustment is to be carried out independently of the measured
level, select the option " Edit". Now enter the appropriate current in
mA for the empty vessel (0 %) (dry adjustment or adjustment without
medium).
Max. adjustment (full vessel)

If you want to use the currently measured level as a 100 %value,
select the menu item " Accept" (live adjustment or adjustment with
medium). If the adjustment is to be carried out independently of the
measured level, select the option " Edit". Now enter the appropriate
current in mA for the full vessel (100 %) (dry adjustment or adjustment
without medium).
Scaling Scaling means converting the measured value into a certain param-
eter and unit. The linearized percentage value is the source signal
which is used as basis for the scaling. The indication can then show
the volume in litres e.g., instead of the percentage value. Indication
values from max. -9999999 to +9999999 are possible.
Outputs - Relay outputs A total of six relays is available. Relays 1 … 5 are freely available and
not yet assigned to a function. To be able to use these relays, they
must first be activated. Relay 6 is configured in the factory as a fail
safe relay, but can also be configured as additional operating relay.
After activating a relay output, the desired mode of operation must
first be selected(" Overfill protection/Dry run protection").
• Overfill protection: Relay is switched off when the max. level is
exceeded (safe currentless state), relay is switched on again when
the level falls below the min. level (switch-on point < switch-off
point)
• Dry run protection: Relay is switched off when the level falls
below the min. level (safe currentless state), relay is switched on
again when the max. level is exceeded (switch-on point > switch-
off point)
Additional modes such as " Pump control", " Switching window", "
Flow" and " Tendency" can be only set via PACTware/DTM or the
VEGA Tools app.
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In the menu item " Reference value" it is defined which measured

value serves as input signal for the relay (percentage/lin.-percent/
scaled).

Enter the values for switching the relay on and off under Enter the
values for switching the relay on and off under " Switching point".
The menu item " Behaviour in case of failure" defines how the relay
behaves if the assigned measuring point is disturbed. Here it can be
selected whether the switching state of the relay remains unchanged
or whether the relay is switched off in the event of a failure.
Outputs - Current output The current output is used to transfer the measured value to a super-
ordinate system, e.g. a PLC, a process control system or a measured
value indication. This is an active output, i.e. the current is provided
actively. The processing must hence have a passive current input. If
the current output is not used, it can be deactivated in the first menu
item.
The characteristics of the current output can be set to 0 … 20 mA,
4 … 20 mA or inverted. The reaction in case of failure can also be
adapted to the requirements. The reference value you refer to can
also be selected.
7.4.2 Indication
Number of measured The indication can display up to three different, user-configurable
value indications measured values simultaneously. In addition, up to three different
measured value indications can be configured, which can be selected
using the arrow keys. Alternatively, the display of the measured value
indications can also be changed automatically at intervals of approx.
3 seconds.
In the menu item " Display - Number of measured value indications"
you can configure how many measured value indications are to be
displayed.
Measured value indica- The content of the measured value indication is configured in the
tion 1 … 3 menu item " Display - Measured value indication". Up to 3 differ-
ent measured values can be displayed in one indication. For each
measured value it is also possible to configure which display value
(percent, scaled, sensor value, …) is displayed. In addition, the dis-
play format (number of decimal positions) can also be configured. In
addition, a bar graph can be displayed parallel to the measured value
(only available when displaying a single measured value).
Options - Brightness In the menu item " Display - Options - Brightness" the brightness of
the background lighting can be adjusted.
Options - Contrast In the menu item " Display - Options - Contrast" the contrast of the
display can be adjusted.
Options - Lighting In the menu item " Display - Options - Lighting" the lighting can be
set permanently to " Permanently ON" or " Automatically OFF" (after
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two minutes). With the setting " Automatically OFF" the lighting is
switched on for two minutes as soon as any button is pressed.
Menu language In the menu item " Display - Menu language", the requested language
can be adjusted. The following languages are available:

• German
• English
• French
• Spanish
• Portuguese
• Italian
• Dutch
• Russian
• Chinese
• Japanese
• Turkish
7.4.3 Extended functions

Fail safe relay Relay 6 can optionally be configured as additional operating relay or
as a fail safe relay. In this menu item, the fail safe relay can be activat-
ed or deactivated. If relay 6 is to be configured as an operating relay, it
must still be activated as an operating relay after deactivation as a fail
safe relay. This is done in menu item" Measuring point - Relay 6"
Access protection - Bluetooth communication can be activated/deactivated in this menu

Bluetooth communication item. If Bluetooth communication is deactivated, a connection via app
or DTM is no longer possible.
You can find further details in chapter " Access protection".
Access protection - Bluetooth communication is encrypted to prevent unauthorized

Bluetooth access code access. The Bluetooth access code required for communication is
displayed here and can be changed as required.
Note:
The individual, default Bluetooth access code of the device can be
found on the device housing and on the supplied information sheet
" PINs and Codes". If this has been changed by the user and is no
longer known, access is only possible via the emergency Bluetooth
access code. You can find the emergency Bluetooth access code on
the supplied information sheet " Access protection"
Access protection - Pro- The device parameters can be protected against unwanted or unin-
tection of the parameter tended changes by entering a device code.
adjustment
With activated protection of the parameter adjustment, the individual
menu items can be selected and displayed, however the parameters
can no longer be modified.
Releasing the device adjustment is also possible in any menu item by
entering the device code.
Note:
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The default device code is " 000000". If this has been changed by the
user and is no longer known, access is only possible via the emer-
gency device code. You will find the emergency device code on the
supplied information sheet " Access protection"

Caution:
With protected parameter adjustment, adjustment via the VEGA Tools
app as well as PACTware/DTM and other systems is also blocked.
Date/Time In this menu item the current date and time as well as the time format
(24/12 hours) can be entered. These time settings are buffered by
a capacitor and a battery for up to 10 years in the event of a power
failure.
Reset With a reset to basic setting, all settings except the display language
and the Bluetooth access code are reset to factory settings. If desired,
the device can also be restarted.
7.4.4 Diagnostics
Status When the instrument displays a fault, further information about the
fault can be called up via the menu item " Diagnosis - Status". Further-
more, the sensor status with input current as well as the digital inputs
can be displayed. The status of the relay, its switched-on period and
the number of switch-on events can also be displayed. The counters
can also be reset.
Simulation The simulation of a measured value is used to check the outputs and
connected components. It can be applied to the sensor value, the per-
centage value, the lin. percentage value as well as the scaled value.
Note:
Please note that downstream plant components (valves, pumps,
motors, controls) are influenced by the simulation, which can lead
to unintentional plant operating states. The simulated value is output
until you deactivate the simulation mode again. The simulation is
automatically terminated after approx. 60 minutes.
Device-TAG You can assign an unambiguous name to VEGAMET 862 to the

Device-TAG via DTM/VEGA Tools app. This function is recommended
when several instruments are implemented and a good documenta-
tion of larger systems is required.
Device information The menu item " Device information" provides the device name and
serial number as well as the hardware and software version.
Device memory The measured values saved on the internal device memory can also
be copied to an SD card inserted in the device. To do this, use the
menu item " Copy to SD card".
With the menu item " Format SD card" you can carry out a FAT32
formatting of the inserted SD card. The SD card inserted in the factory
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is already formatted.
Before removing an inserted SD card, use the " Remove SD card
safely" function to remove the card safely and without data loss from
the device.

Further information on saving measured values can be found in chap-

ter " Measured value memory/data logger".
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8 Setup with smartphone/tablet (Bluetooth)

8.1 Preparations
System requirements Make sure that your smartphone/tablet meets the following system
requirements:
• Operating system: iOS 8 or newer
• Operating system: Android 5.1 or newer
• Bluetooth 4.0 LE or newer
Download the VEGA Tools app from the " Apple App Store", " Goog-
le Play Store" or " Baidu Store" to your smartphone or tablet.
8.2 Connecting
Connecting Start the VEGA Tools app and select the function "Setup". The smart-
phone/tablet searches automatically for Bluetooth-capable instru-
ments in the area.
The devices found are listed and the search is automatically contin-
ued.
Select the requested instrument in the device list.
As soon as the Bluetooth connection to a device is established, the
LED display of the device in question flashes blue 4 times.
The message " Connecting …" is displayed.
Authenticate When establishing the connection for the first time, the operating tool
and the controller must authenticate each other. After the first correct
authentication, each subsequent connection is made without a new
authentication query.
Enter Bluetooth access For authentication, enter the 6-digit Bluetooth access code in the
code next menu window. You can find the code on the outside of the device
housing and on the information sheet " Pins and Codes" in the device
packaging.
Note:
If an incorrect code is entered, the code can only be entered again
after a delay time. This time gets longer after each incorrect entry.
The message " Waiting for authentication" is displayed on the smart-
phone/tablet.
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Connected After connection, the adjustment menu is displayed on the respective

adjustment tool.

If the Bluetooth connection is interrupted, e.g. due to a too large

distance between the two devices, this is displayed on the adjustment
tool. The message disappears when the connection is restored.
Change device code Parameter adjustment of the device is only possible if the parameter
protection is deactivated. When delivered, parameter protection is
deactivated by default and can be activated at any time.
It is recommended to enter a personal 6-digit device code. To do this,
go to menu " Extended functions", " Access protection", menu item "
Protection of the parameter adjustment".
8.3 Parameter adjustment

Enter parameters The adjustment menu is divided into two halves:
On the left you will find the navigation area with the menus " Setup", "
Extended functions" as well as " Diagnosis".
The selected menu item, recognisable by the colour change, is dis-
played in the right half.
Fig. 14: Example of an app view - Setup adjustment
Enter the requested parameters and confirm via the keyboard or the
editing field. The settings are then active in the device.
Close the app to terminate connection.
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9 Setup with PC/notebook (Bluetooth)

9.1 Preparations
System requirements Make sure that your PC/notebook meets the following system require-
ments:
• Operating system Windows 10
• DTM Collection 10/2020 or newer
• Bluetooth 4.0 LE or newer
Activate Bluetooth con- Activate the Bluetooth connection via the project assistant.
nection
Note:
Older systems do not always have an integrated Bluetooth LE. In
these cases, a Bluetooth USB adapter is required. Activate the
Bluetooth USB adapter using the Project Wizard.
After activating the integrated Bluetooth or the Bluetooth USB adapt-
er, devices with Bluetooth are found and created in the project tree.
9.2 Connecting
Connecting Select the requested device for the online parameter adjustment in
the project tree.
Authenticate When establishing the connection for the first time, the operating tool
and the controller must authenticate each other. After the first correct
authentication, each subsequent connection is made without a new
authentication query.
Enter Bluetooth access For authentication, enter in the next menu window the 6-digit
code Bluetooth access code:
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You can find the code on the information sheet "PINs and Codes" in
the device packaging:

Note:
If an incorrect code is entered, the code can only be entered again
after a delay time. This time gets longer after each incorrect entry.
The message " Waiting for authentication" is displayed on the PC.
Connected After connection, the DTM appears.

If the connection is interrupted, e.g. due to a too large distance
between controller and PC, this is displayed on the PC. The message
disappears when the connection is restored.
Change device code Parameter adjustment of the device is only possible if the parameter
protection is deactivated. When delivered, parameter protection is
deactivated by default and can be activated at any time.
It is recommended to change the factory default 6-digit device code
" 000000" to your personal 4 - 10-digit device code. Go to the menu "
Extended functions", " Access protection", menu item " Protection of
the parameterization".
9.3 Parameter adjustment

Prerequisites For parameter adjustment of the instrument via a Windows PC, the
configuration software PACTware and a suitable instrument driver
(DTM) according to FDT standard are required. The latest PACTware
version as well as all available DTMs are compiled in a DTM Collec-
tion. The DTMs can also be integrated into other frame applications
according to FDT standard.
Fig. 15: Example of a DTM view - Adjustment

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10 Measured value memory/data logger

With the measured value memory, the measured values of each
measuring point and the 4 … 20 mA/HART sensors connected to it
can be recorded and monitored. There are two different options for
recording measured values:
Measured value memory The data are saved over a certain period in the instrument and can
be read out again later on. Via PACTware and DTM different record-
ing conditions can be set and the process can be started or stopped.
The max. recording period is limited by the memory of the controller.
The max. recording period differs depending on the recording type
(interval or measured value difference).
When recording with interval, a total of 260,000 measured values can
be recorded; when recording with measured value difference, the
value is reduced to 200,000. If measured values are stored at inter-
vals of, for example, one minute, this results in a duration of 180 days.
If more than one curve is recorded, this time is reduced accordingly. If
the data is automatically copied to the SD card every day, more than
100 million measured values can be stored on the factory 8 GB SD
card.
Note:
The recorded data are written in a interval of two to five minutes of
the internal flash disk. In case of voltage failure, recordings of the last
minutes can get lost.
Measured value memory The data are only saved on the PC during an online connection with
(DTM) PACTware and DTM. The max. recording period is limited only by the
storage space on the hard disc.
10.1 Setting the measured value memory

The settings are carried out in the DTM under the menu item "
Diagnostics - Measured value memory - Settings". Up to 3 curves are
available. If required, these curves are activated or deactivated/delet-
ed on this side. By pushing the button " Add", an installation assistant
for creating the selected curve is started. The following settings are
carried out step-by-step:
Measurement loop/Meas- In the first step you have to select the requested measurement loop
ured value and the measured value.
Recording mode Here you set the requested recording interval. The following options
are possible:
• " In time interval": Recording is carried out in certain adjustable
time intervals
• " With measured value difference": Recording is carried out meas-
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ured value dependent with adjustable measured value difference

A combination of the two recording modes is also possible.
Start/Stop conditions To enable a specific monitoring, the start and stop conditions can be
set for the recording in dependence on the current measured value.

If a start condition is met, the recording starts in the instrument. The

current recording is stopped as soon as the stop condition is reached
(pause function). When the start condition is met again, the recording
continues.
Note:
If the recording is started, previously recorded values of this curve are
deleted.
The recording can be stopped automatically if the memory in the
VEGA instrument is full. Select the option " Stop recording when
memory is full". If this option is selected, the older measured values
will be overwritten automatically (ring buffer).
10.2 Start of the recording

After having adjusted the recording mode and the start/stop condi-
tions, these settings have to be transferred to the instrument (" Device
data - Save in device"). Activate the trend recording by pushing the
button " Start recording". The current utilisation of the memory and
the number of recorded measured values is now displayed under "
Status". Modification of the recording conditions is not possible during
a recording.
10.3 Load recording from device

To load a saved curve from the device, select the page " Diagnosis -
Device memory - Measured value memory(device)" and click with the
right mouse key to the diagram. Select in the opening popup menu
the entry " Load recording from device". A dialogue window opens
in which the curve and the range can be selected. In the list box for
selecting the curve, all curves are shown which are currently activated
in the controller. Under " Range" you see the available range on the
right which can be limited by the fields " Begin" and " End". Through
this, the time required for reading out the curve can be considerably
reduced.
Further information on trend recording is available in the online help of
the corresponding DTM.
10.4 Save to SD card

The measured values are always stored in the internal memory of
the device and can be read out again via the DTM. In addition, the
recorded measured values can be copied to the microSDHC memory
card supplied by the factory as a CSV or GND file. This has the
advantage that the memory card can be removed and the recorded
values accessed elsewhere. The evaluation of the curves in GND
format is made with the software VEGA Data Viewer (part of the full
version of the VEGA DTM Collection).
Copying to the SD card can be done either manually or automatically.
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The manual copying of the entire internal measured value memory

can be started via the display and adjustment module. A separate
CSV file is created for each existing curve. The automatic copying
process (daily at any time) is configured via DTM/app. The internal

measured value memory since the last copy procedure is always

saved in a new CSV or GND file.
The file name created during copying has the following format: " Se-
rial number of the controller_CRV-curve number_Date_Time", i.e. "
12345678_CRV001_2020-09-24_15-00-13.csv". This file is copied to
the following directory on the SD card: " /backup/measured_value/"
The card reader is only accessible when the housing is open. It is
located under the display cover and is labelled " SD Card".
Note:
The memory card may only be removed if it has previously been
safely removed from the system via the menu item " Diagnosis - De-
vice memory".
10.5 Format SD card

With the menu item " Format SD card" a FAT32 formatting of the
inserted SD card can be carried out. In addition, the file " device_info.
txt" is created on the card, which contains specific information about
your device (device type, serial number, hardware/software ver-
sion, calibration date). The SD card inserted in the factory is already
formatted.
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11 Applications and functions

The controller contains already preset applications and functions,
which can be easily adjusted by means of an application assistant via
PACTware/DTM or the VEGA Tools app. The following applications/
functions are described here as examples.
• Level measurement in storage tanks with overfill protection/dry run
protection
• Pump station with pump control function
• Screen control
• Flow measurement flume/weir
11.1 Level measurement in storage tanks with

overfill protection/dry run protection
Application The level is detected by a sensor and transmitted to the controller
by means of a 4 … 20 mA signal. Here, an adjustment is carried out,
converting the input value delivered by the sensor into a percentage
value.
Depending on the geometrical form of the tank, the vessel volume
does not increase linearly with the level, e.g. with an horizontal cylin-
drical tank. This can be compensated by selecting the linearisation
curve integrated in the instrument. This curve states the relationship
between percentage level and vessel volume. If the level is to be
displayed in litres, a scaling must also be carried out. For this pur-
pose, the linearised percentage value is converted into a volume, for
example with the unit litre.
Filling and emptying are controlled via relay 1 and 2 which are inte-
grated in the controller. During filling, relay mode " Overfill protection"
is set. The relay is thus switched off (safe currentless state) when the
max. level is exceeded, and switched on again when the min. level is
underrun (switch-on point < switch-off point). During emptying, mode
" Dry run protection" is used. This relay is thus switched off when the
min. level is underrun (safe currentless condition), and switched on
again when the max. level is exceeded (switch-on point > switch-off
point).
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Rel. 1 Rel. 2
100%
Rel. 1: 90%
Rel. 2: 5%
0%
Fig. 16: Example of level measurement, horizontal cylindrical tank
11.1.1 Setup
An application wizard guides you through the most common selection
possibilities. Further application options are available on the corre-
sponding DTM/app pages. A more detailed description of all available
application options is included in the DTM online help.
The following steps must be carried out in the application wizard:
Select application
Select the application " Level storage tank" from the options offered.
Assign measuring loop name

Assign a unique designation to the measuring point so that there can
be no confusion with other measuring points.
Select sensor input

Define how the measured value should be transmitted between sen-
sor and controller (4 … 20 mA or HART). With HART selection, the
desired sensor must also be selected. If HART is also available for the
sensor, the HART selection should be used, as higher accuracy can
be achieved here.
Define sensor characteristic values

When using analogue 4 … 20 mA sensors, the measuring range suit-
able for the application should be set directly in the sensor to achieve
maximum accuracy. This measuring range must now be stored once
again in the assistant together with the sensor type and the measur-
ing unit.
When using HART sensors, only the desired sensor value with unit
must be defined.
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Linearisation
Select the suitable linearization type (linear, cylindrical tank, spherical
tank) depending on your vessel.

Define adjustment values

Enter the adjustment values of the measuring point for 0 % and for
100 %.
Scaling
Enter the measured value and unit (e.g. volume and m³) and the cor-
responding scaling values for 100 % and 0 % (e.g. 100 m³, 0 m³).
Configure relay
First select the requested mode for the relay (" Overfill protection, dry
run protection, switching window ON/OFF"). Also define the appro-
priate reference value (" Percent, Lin.-percent, Scaled") as well as
the behaviour in case of failure (" Switching status OFF, hold value").
Finally, assign the values for the upper and lower switching point.
Configure measured value indication

In the last step you can configure which and how many measured
values are to be shown on the display. In addition, you can define
the base of the display value, the display format and the optional bar
graph.
11.1.2 Application example

Description A horizontal cylindrical tank has a capacity of 10000 litres. The
measurement is carried out with a level sensor operating according to
the guided microwave principle. The filling by a tank car is controlled
via relay 1 and a valve (overfill protection). The discharge is carried
out via a pump and is controlled by relay 2 (dry run protection). The
max. volume should be at 90 % level, this means 9475 litres with a
standard vessel. The min. level should be set to 5 %, this corresponds
to 194 litres. The volume is to be displayed in litres.
Linearisation To display the percentage level correctly, select under " Measurement
loop - Linearization curve" the entry " Horiz. cylindrical tank".
Adjustment Carry out the adjustment in the controller as described in chapter "
Setup steps". No further adjustment may be carried out in the sensor
itself. For the max. adjustment, fill the vessel up to the requested max.
level and accept the actually measured value. If this is not possible,
the corresponding sensor value can also be entered. For the min.
adjustment, empty the vessel down to the min. level or enter the cor-
responding sensor value.
Scaling To display the volume in litres, you have to enter " Volume" as the unit
in litres under " Measurement loop - Scaling". The allocation is then
carried out, in this example 100 % ≙ 10000 litres and 0 % ≙ 0 litres.
Relay Percent is selected as reference value for the relays. The mode of
relay 1 is set to overfill protection, relay 2 must be activated and gets
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mode dry run protection. To ensure that the pump switches off in case
of failure, the reaction in case of failure should be set to switching
status OFF. The switching points are set as follows:
• Relay 1: Switch-off point 90 %, switch-on point 85 %
• Relay 2: Switch-off point 5 %, switch-on point 10 %

Information:
The switch-on and switch-off point of the relays must not be set to the
same switching point because this would cause a continuous switch-
ing on and off when this threshold is reached. To avoid this effect also
with fluctuating medium surfaces, it is a good idea to set a difference
(hysteresis) of 5 % between the switching points.
11.2 Pump station with pump control function

Application description The waste water from households and industry, together with surface
water, is fed to the sewage treatment plant via an extensive network
of sewers. If the natural gradient is not sufficient, various pumping
stations are required to compensate for the differences in height. The
level measurement in the inlet shaft serves for the economic control
of the pumps. The intelligent control of several pumps can be easily
adjusted by the controller.
1
2
3
4
Fig. 17: Example pumping station: Pump control in the inlet shaft
1 VEGAMET 862
2 Radar sensor
3 Pump 1
4 Pump 2
Display indication When pump control is activated, the assigned relays and possible
pump malfunctions are also displayed in the status bar of the meas-
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ured value indication.

1 2
1 2 3 4
Fig. 18: Example of a display status bar with activated pump control
1 Symbol, activated pump control
2 Relay 1 and 2 are assigned to the pump control
3 Relay 3 is assigned to the pump control and signals failure
4 Relay is free i.e. not assigned to the pump control
11.2.1 Setup
The application wizard guides you through the various configuration
possibilities and options. The following steps are performed:
Select application
Select the application " Pumping station" from the options offered.

Select sensor input

be achieved here.

ing unit.
must be defined.

100 %.
Define mode of operation of the pump control

Define the desired operating mode of the pump control: pump control
1/2 (same running time) or pump control 3/4 (fixed sequence). In
addition, you can select the mode sequenced or alternating pump
operation. The setup wizard and the following application examples
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provide you with details on how it works.
Configure pumps
In this step a forced pump changeover can be activated. For devices
with a digital input, additional monitoring of the pumps can be con-

figured. The setup assistant and the following application examples

provide you with details on how it works.
Configure relay switching points

Enter the relay switching points at which the pumps should be
switched.

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11.2.2 Application example pump control 1/2
Functional principle Pump control 1/2 is used to control several pumps with the same
function, in dependence on their respective elapsed running times.
The pump with the shortest elapsed running time is switched on
and the pump with the longest running time switched off. In case of
increased pumping requirement, all pumps can also run at the same
time, in dependence on the entered switching points. This measure
achieves an even utilization of the pumps and increases operational
reliability.
All relays with activated pump control are switched on or off depend-
ing on the accumulated operating time. The controller selects the
relay with the shortest elapsed operating time when the switch-on
point is reached and the relay with the longest elapsed operating time
when the switch-off point is reached.
Pump fault messages can also be processed via the digital inputs.
This pump control system offers two different options:
• Pump control 1: The upper switching point determines the
switch-off point for the relay, whereas the lower switching point
determines the switch-on point
• Pump control 2: The upper switching point determines the
switch-on point for the relay, whereas the lower switching point
determines the switch-off point
Example Two pumps should empty the vessel when a certain level is reached.
At 80 % filling, the pump with the shortest elapsed running time
should switch on. If the level nevertheless increases, a second pump
should switch on at 90 %. Both pumps should switch off again at 10 %
filling.
For relay 1 and 2, the mode of operation " Pump control 2" is adjusted
with the option " Sequenced operation". The relay switching points are
configured as follows:
• Relay 1 upper switching point = 80.0 %
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• Relay 1 lower switching point = 10.0 %

The function of pump control 2 is shown in detail in the following dia-
gram. The previously described example is used as a basis.

Rel. 2: 90% On
Rel. 1: 80% On
Rel. 1, 2: 10% Off
On
Rel. 1
Off
On
Rel. 2
Off
10 30 20 20 5 15 t [h]
Fig. 19: Example of pump control 2
Option Dry weather pump Pump control 2/4 with dry weather pump is used to protect e.g.
rain retention basins with different sized pumps against overfilling.
Normally (in fair weather), a pump with low capacity (dry weather
pump) is sufficient to maintain the level in the retention basin at a
safe level (Hi-Level). If heavy rainfall causes an increased inflow, the
fair weather pump can no longer maintain the level. In such cases, a
larger pump is switched on when the HiHi level is exceeded and the
dry weather pump is switched off. The large pump then remains in
operation until the switch-off point is reached. If the level rises again,
the dry weather pump switches back on first.
There is also the possibility of using multiple large pumps in alternat-
ing mode. The algorithm for the switching function is then determined
by the pump control mode.
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Fig. 20: Example of a pump control with option " Dry weather pump"

Note:
If the option " Dry weather pump" is activated, only the mode " Alter-
nating pump operation" will be available, i.e. only one pump at a time
is in operation.
Pump control mode The pump control system offers the possibility to choose between
sequenced and alternating pump operation:
• Sequenced operation: Depending on the switching points, all
pumps are switched on one after the other, i.e. the max. number
of pumps that can be switched on corresponds to the number of
assigned relays
• Alternating pump operation: Independent of the switching point,
only one pump at a time is switched on
Option, forced switchover If the level has not changed over a longer period, the same pump
would always remain switched on. Via the parameter " Switchover
time", a time can be preset which, after it is elapsed, forces a switcho-
ver of the pump. Which pump is switched on depends on the selected
pump mode. If all pumps are already switched on, the pump remains
switched on.
Note:
If the pump is already switched on when the forced switchover is
activated, the timer is not started. Only after the pump is switched off
and on again will the timer start. If a switch-off delay is set, it will not
be taken into account, i.e. the switchover is carried out exactly after
the preset time for the forced switchover expires. A preset switch-on
delay, however, is taken into account, i.e. the forced switchover to
another pump is carried out after the preset time expires. Before the
newly selected pump switches on, the preset switch-on delay for this
pump must have expired.
Pump monitoring With a pump control, there is also the possibility of switching on pump
monitoring. For this purpose, a feedback signal is required on the re-
spective digital input. The digital inputs are assigned 1:1 to the relays.
Digital input 1 acts on relay 1, etc.
The following two operating modes are available for pump monitoring:
• Pump monitoring with pump checkback
• Pump monitoring with pump stand-by
Pump monitoring with pump checkback

If the pump monitoring for a relay was switched on, a timer is started
when the relay is switched on (time allowance with parameter "
Report time"). If the checkback signal comes from the pump on the
respective digital input within the defined report time, the pump relay
remains energized, otherwise the relay is immediately switched off
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and a fault signal outputted. A fault signal and a switching off of the
relay is carried out even if the relay is already switched on and the
pump checkback signal changes during the running time of the pump.
In addition, a switched-off relay of the pump control is looked for and
switched on instead of the faulted relay. A Low signal on the digital in-

put is evaluated as a pump error signal. To cancel the fault message,

the signal at the digital input must change to " Good".
Pump monitoring with pump stand-by

The mode of operation corresponds to " Pump monitoring with pump
checkback“ with the difference that in this mode of operation no fault
message is output, but only the NAMUR status " Maintenance re-
quired“. If the pump is not ready (e.g. maintenance mode), this can be
signalled via the digital input, only the NAMUR status " Maintenance
required“ is output and no fault message. The other connected pumps
are then automatically used for pump control until the pump is ready
for maintenance again.
11.2.3 Application example pump control 3/4
Functional principle Pump control 3/4 is used to control several pumps with the same
function alternately and in a fixed sequence. In case of increased
pumping requirement, all pumps can also run at the same time, in
dependence on the entered switching points. This measure achieves
an even utilization of the pumps and increases operational reliability.
All relays with activated pump control are not assigned to a certain
switching point but are switched on and off alternately. When a switch-
on point is reached, the controller selects the relay that is next in the
sequence. When a switch-off point is reached, the relays are switched
off in the sequence they were switched on.
This pump control system offers two different options:
• Pump control 3: The upper switching point determines the switch-
off point for the relay, whereas the lower switching point deter-
mines the switch-on point
• Pump control 4: The upper switching point determines the switch-
on point for the relay, whereas the lower switching point deter-
mines the switch-off point
The sequence cannot be changed, the relay with the lowest index is
switched on first, then the relay with the next higher index. After the
relay with the highest index, the relay with the lowest index follows, for
example Rel. 1 -> Rel. 2 -> Rel. 3 -> Rel. 1 -> Rel. 2 …
The sequence applies only to those relays assigned to the pump
control.
Example In a waste water disposal system, a sump should be pumped empty

when a certain level is reached. Three pumps are available for this. At
60 % level, pump 1 should run until the level has fallen below 10 %.
If the 60 % point is exceeded again, the same task is transferred to
pump 2. In the third cycle, pump 3 is activated; after that, pump 1
again. If the level continues to rise despite operation of a pump, an
additional pump switched on when the level exceeds the 75 % switch-
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ing point. And if the level still rises further due to extreme inflow and
exceeds the 90 % limit, pump 3 is also switched on.
For relay 1 … 3, the mode of operation " Pump control 4" is adjusted
with the option " Sequenced operation". The relay switching points are
configured as follows:

Select in the DTM navigation section the menu items " Meas. loop -
Outputs - Relay".
The function of pump control 4 is shown in detail in the following dia-
gram. The previously described example is used as a basis.
Rel. 3: 90% On
Rel. 2: 75% On
Rel. 1: 60% On
Rel. 1..3: 10% Off
Rel. 1
Rel. 2
Rel. 3
t(h)
Rel. no. 12 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2
Fig. 21: Example of pump control 4
Option Dry weather pump Pump control 2/4 with dry weather pump is used to protect e.g.
rain retention basins with different sized pumps against overfilling.
Normally (in fair weather), a pump with low capacity (dry weather
pump) is sufficient to maintain the level in the retention basin at a
safe level (Hi-Level). If heavy rainfall causes an increased inflow, the
fair weather pump can no longer maintain the level. In such cases, a
larger pump is switched on when the HiHi level is exceeded and the
dry weather pump is switched off. The large pump then remains in
operation until the switch-off point is reached. If the level rises again,
the dry weather pump switches back on first.
There is also the possibility of using multiple large pumps in alternat-
ing mode. The algorithm for the switching function is then determined
by the pump control mode.
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Fig. 22: Example of a pump control with option " Dry weather pump"
Note:
If the option " Dry weather pump" is activated, only the mode " Alter-
nating pump operation" will be available, i.e. only one pump at a time
is in operation.
Pump control mode The pump control system offers the possibility to choose between
sequenced and alternating pump operation:
• Sequenced operation: Depending on the switching points, all
pumps are switched on one after the other, i.e. the max. number
of pumps that can be switched on corresponds to the number of
assigned relays
• Alternating pump operation: Independent of the switching point,
only one pump at a time is switched on
Option, forced switchover If the level does not change over a longer period of time, the same
pump would remain switched on. Via the parameter " Changeover
time", a time period can be preset, after which a forced changeover of
the pump is carried out. This function is described under pump control
1/2.
Diagnosis via running If all pumps have the same capacity and are used for the same task
time alternately, the running time should always be roughly the same. The
respective operating hours are summed up individually in the control-
ler and can be read out in the menu " Diagnosis – Status - Relay". If
a large difference between the pumps is determined, the capacity of
one of the pumps must have fallen considerably. This information can
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be consulted for diagnosis and service, e.g. to recognize plugged-up

filters or worn out bearings.
Since in this case all pumps operate alternately in the same area,
their switch-on and switch-off points must be the same. In addition,
the mode " Alternating pump operation" must be active.

Note:
The number of the last switched-on relay is not saved in case of
voltage loss, this means that after the controller is switched back on
again, the relay with the shortest running time always starts first.
Pump monitoring The description of the pump monitoring can be found at pump control
1/2, the function is exactly identical.
11.3 Screen control

Application In the mechanical pre-cleaning of a hydropower plant, floating solids
are removed with screens or sieves. The subsequent process stages
are thus protected from sedimentation, clogging or abrasion. Large
solids are screened out in the coarse screen, compressed in the
screening press and then disposed of. The fine screen removes the
smaller residues from the waste water. The differential measurement
of the water level in front of and behind the screen determines the de-
gree of pollution and initiates the cleaning of the screen. Two sensors
can be connected simultaneously to the two-channel controller and
the differential measurement can be easily adjusted. Relay outputs
can be used for calculation control and several current outputs for
signal processing.
2 3
4
5
6
Fig. 23: Example of a screen control

1 VEGAMET 862
2 Radar sensor 1
3 Radar sensor 2
4 Screen
5 Upstream water
6 Tailwater
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11.3.1 Setup


Select application
Select the application " Screen control" from the options offered.

Select sensor input measuring point 1

be achieved here.
Sensor characteristic values - define measuring point 1

ing unit.
must be defined.
Select sensor input measuring point 2

be achieved here.
Sensor characteristic values - define measuring point 2

ing unit.
must be defined.
Adjustment values - define measuring point 1

100 %.
Adjustment values - define measuring point 2

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100 %.
Scaling - define measuring point 3

Enter the desired measured value, measuring unit and display format
and the appropriate scaling values for 0 % and 100 %.

Configure relay switching points

Enter the relay switching points at which the pumps should be
switched.

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11.4 Flow measurement flume/weir

Application Waste water and rainwater are often transported to the sewage treat-
ment plant in open collection channels. The flow rate is measured at
various points in the collection channels. For flow measurement in
open waters, a constriction or a standardised channel must be used.
This constriction creates a certain backwater depending on the flow
rate. The flow rate can now be derived from the level of this backwater.
The current flow rate is shown on the display in the selected unit of
measurement (e.g. m3/h). In addition, the flow rate is made available
via the current output and can thus be further processed by down-
stream devices.
It is also possible to totalize the flow rate by means of a totalizer, the
result is shown on the display (e.g. in m3). In addition, the flow rate can
be output via a corresponding number of pulses on the relay/current
output (flow rate pulse). A sampling pulse can also be configured.
Flume Every flume generates a different level of backwater depending on its

type and version. The specifications of the following flumes are avail-
able in the instrument:
Predefined curves
A flow measurement with these standard curves is very easy to set
up, as no dimensional information of the flume is required.
• Palmer-Bowlus flume (Q = k x h1.86)
• Venturi, trapezoidal weir, rectangular flume (Q = k x h1.5)
• V-Notch, triangular overfall (Q = k x h2.5)
Dimensions (ISO standard)

When selecting these curves, the dimensions of the flume must be
known and entered via the assistant. As a result, the accuracy of the
flow measurement is higher than with the specified curves.
• Rectangular flume (ISO 4359)
• Trapezoidal flume (ISO 4359)
• U-shaped flume (ISO 4359)
• Triangular overfall thin-walled (ISO 1438)
• Rectangular flume thin-walled (ISO 1438)
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• Rectangular weir broad crown (ISO 3846)
Flow formula
If the flow formula of your flume is known, you should select this op-
tion, as the accuracy of the flow measurement is highest here.

• Flow formula: Q = k x hexp
Manufacturer definition
If you use a Parshall flume from the manufacturer ISCO, this option
must be selected. This gives you a high accuracy of flow measure-
ment with easy configuration.
Alternatively, you can also take over Q/h table values provided by the
manufacturer here.
• ISCO Parshall flume
• Q/h table (assignment of height with corresponding flow in a table)
Example rectangular
flume
≥ 250 mm
≥ 250 mm
3 ... 4 hmax
(9.84")
(9.84")
90°
90°
hmax
≥ 2 x hmax
2 2 33 4
Fig. 24: Flow measurement with rectangular flume: hmax. = max. filling of the
rectangular flume
1 Overfall orifice (side view)
2 Upstream water
3 Tailwater
4 Overfall orifice (view from tailwater)
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Example Khafagi Venturi

flume
3 ... 4 x hmax
≥ 250 mm
(9.84")
90°
hmax
1 B 2
Fig. 25: Flow measurement with Khafagi-Venturi flume: hmax. = max. filling of the
flume; B = tightest constriction in the flume
1 Position sensor
2 Venturi flume
11.4.1 Setup
Select application
Select from the offered options the application " Flow measurement
flume/Weir".

Select sensor input

be achieved here.
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ing unit.
must be defined.
Define application
Select the appropriate linearization and flume type. A list of available
flumes can be found in the introduction to this application.

100 %.
Scaling
Enter the measured value and unit (e.g. flow rate in m³/h) and the cor-
responding scaling values for 100 % and 0 % (e.g. 100 m³/h, 0 m³/h).
Activate/define totalizer
The flow value can also be summed up and displayed as flow rate.
Two independent totalizers are per measuring point available for this
purpose. Define the measuring unit and the display format. In addi-
tion, a value for leak flow volume suppression can be defined.
Resetting the totalizer can be initiated as follows:
• via the display and adjustment module
• via the DTM/VEGA Tools app
• via a digital input (e.g. via button)
• time controlled (daily at any time)

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12 Diagnostics and servicing

12.1 Maintenance
Maintenance If the device is used properly, no special maintenance is required in
normal operation.
Cleaning The cleaning helps that the type label and markings on the instrument
are visible.
Take note of the following:
• Use only cleaning agents which do not corrode the housings, type
label and seals
• Use only cleaning methods corresponding to the housing protec-
tion rating
12.2 Rectify faults

Reaction when malfunc- The operator of the system is responsible for taking suitable meas-
tion occurs ures to rectify faults.
Causes of malfunction The device offers maximum reliability. Nevertheless, faults can occur
during operation. These may be caused by the following, e.g.:
• Measured value from sensor not correct
• Voltage supply
• Interference in the cables
Fault rectification The first measures are:

• Evaluation of fault messages
• Checking the input/output signal
A smartphone/tablet with the VEGA Tools app or a PC/notebook with
the software PACTware and the suitable DTM offer you further com-
prehensive diagnostic possibilities. In many cases, the causes can be
determined in this way and the faults eliminated.
Reaction after fault recti- Depending on the reason for the fault and the measures taken, the
fication steps described in chapter " Setup" must be carried out again or must
be checked for plausibility and completeness.
24 hour service hotline Should these measures not be successful, please call in urgent cases
the VEGA service hotline under the phone no. +49 1805 858550.
The hotline is also available outside normal working hours, seven
days a week around the clock.
Since we offer this service worldwide, the support is provided in
English. The service itself is free of charge, the only costs involved are
the normal call charges.
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12.3 Diagnosis, fault messages

Fault message The controller and the connected sensors are permanently monitored
during operation and the values entered during parameter adjust-
ment are checked for plausibility. If irregularities occur or in case of

incorrect parameter adjustment, a fault signal is triggered. In case of

an instrument defect or line break/shortcircuit, a fault signal is also
triggered.
The fault indication lights up in case of failure and the current output
as well as the relays react according to the configured fault mode. If
the fail safe relay was configured, it will deenergize. In addition, one
of the following error messages is outputted on the display and the
background lighting changes to colour acc. to NAMUR NE 107 (e.g.
red in case of a fault, orange in case of a function check).
Failure
Error code Cause Rectification
F002 Measuring point No sensor assigned.
no measuring was not yet con- For measuring point 3: No application
point configured figured with 3 measuring points was selected.
F003 CRC error (error Switch the instrument off/on

Hardware: CRC with self-check) Carry out a reset
error Send instrument for repair
F008 Sensor not found Check connection of the sensor

Sensor input: Check HART address of the sensor
Failure, sensor
F012 Hardware error, Switch the instrument off and on
Sensor input: sensor input Send instrument for repair
Hardware error
F013 The input of the Switch device/sensor off an on
Sensor input: measuring point Send device/sensor for repair
returns an error
Sensor error
The connected
sensor returns
an error
F014 Sensor cur- Check sensor, e.g. on fault signal
Sensor input: rent > 21 mA or Remove short-circuit
Short-circuit short-circuit
F015 Sensor in boot Check sensor, e.g. on fault signal

Sensor input: phase Remove line break
Line break Sensor current Check connection of the sensor
< 3.6 mA or line
break
F034 EEPROM: CRC Switch the instrument off and on
EEPROM: CRC error Carry out a reset
error Send instrument for repair
F035 ROM: CRC error Switch the instrument off and on

ROM: CRC error Carry out a reset
Send instrument for repair
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F036 No executable Carry out another software update

No operable program Send instrument for repair
software Software update
failed


F037 RAM defective Switch the instrument off and on
RAM Carry out a reset
Send instrument for repair
F040 Hardware error Switch the instrument off and on
General hard- Carry out a reset
ware error Send instrument for repair
Out of specification
S007 Sensor type not Search for sensor again and allocate
Sensor input: compatible under " Measuring point - Input"
Type not com-

patible
S016 The min./max. Carry out the adjustment again, correct
Adjustment: adjustment the min. and max. values.
Min./Max. ex- points were ex-
changed changed.
S017 Adjustment span Carry out a fresh adjustment and in-

Adjustment: too small crease the distance between min./max.
Span too small adjustment
S021 Scaling span too Carry out a fresh scaling, increase the
Scaling: Span small distance between min./max. scaling.
too small
S022 Value for one Carry out the scaling again, correct the
Scaling: Scaling of the two scal- min. and max. values.
value too large ing points is too
large
S030 The connect- Check sensor
Measured value ed sensor is still
not valid in the start-up
phase or is inter-
rupted
S053 Sensor meas- Restart instrument
Sensor measur- uring range was
ing range faulty not read cor-
rectly
S062 Pulse priority too Increase under " Output" the entry "
Pulse priority too small Pulse output all" so that max. one pulse
small per second is output.
S104 The measuring Activate measuring point

Measurement point is deacti-
loop deactivated vated
S110 Relay switching Increase the difference between the two
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Relay: Span too points too close relay switching points

small together


S111 Relay switching Change relay switching points for " On/
Relay: Switching points inter- Off"
points inter- changed
changed
S115 Several relays All relays which are assigned to the
Pump control: are assignef to pump control must be set to the same
Faulty interfer- the pump control failure mode
ence behaviour which are not set
to the same fail-
ure mode
S116 Several relays All relays which are assigned to the
Pump control: that are not con- pump control must be set to the same
Operating mode figured with the mode
faulty same mode are
assigned to the
pump control
Function check
C029 Simulation active Finish simulation
Simulation
Maintenance
M083 Access to SD Check SD card
Incorrect file ac- card faulty Format SD card
cess Replace SD card
M085 SD card missing Insert SD card

SD card not SD card not for- Format SD card
inserted or formatted
matted
M117 Pump signals Check faulty pump
Pump signals failure
failure
12.4 Software update

An update of the device software is possible via the Bluetooth inter-
face.
The following components are required:
• Instrument
• Voltage supply
• PC/Notebook with PACTware/DTM
•
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Current instrument software as file

You can find the current instrument software as well as detailed infor-
mation on the procedure in the download area of our homepage.

Caution:
Instruments with approvals can be bound to certain software versions.
Therefore make sure that the approval is still effective after a software
update is carried out.
You can find detailed information in the download area on our home-
page.
12.5 How to proceed if a repair is necessary

You can find an instrument return form as well as detailed information
about the procedure in the download area of our homepage. By doing
this you help us carry out the repair quickly and without having to call
back for needed information.
In case of repair, proceed as follows:
• Print and fill out one form per instrument
• Clean the instrument and pack it damage-proof
• Attach the completed form and, if need be, also a safety data
sheet outside on the packaging
• Ask the agency serving you to get the address for the return ship-
ment. You can find the agency on our homepage.
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13 Dismount
13 Dismount
13.1 Dismounting steps
Take note of chapters " Mounting" and " Connecting to voltage sup-
ply" and carry out the listed steps in reverse order.
13.2 Disposal
The device is made of recyclable materials. For this reason, it should
be disposed of by a specialist recycling company. Observe the ap-
plicable national regulations.
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14 Certificates and approvals

14.1 Radio licenses
Bluetooth
The Bluetooth radio module in the device has been tested and
approved according to the current edition of the applicable country-
specific norms or standards.
The confirmations as well as regulations for use can be found in the
document " Radio licenses" supplied or on our homepage.
14.2 Approvals for Ex areas

Approved versions for use in hazardous areas are available or in
preparation for the device series.
You can find the relevant documents on our homepage.
14.3 Approvals as overfill protection

Approved versions for use as part of an overfill protection system are
available or in preparation for this device series.
The corresponding approvals can be found on our homepage.
14.4 Metrological approvals

Approved versions, e.g. as certified measuring system for flow ac-
cording to MCERTS, are available or in preparation for the device
series.
Regulations for use can be found in the corresponding certificate on
our homepage.
14.5 EU conformity
The device fulfils the legal requirements of the applicable EU direc-
tives. By affixing the CE marking, we confirm the conformity of the
instrument with these directives.
The EU conformity declaration can be found on our homepage.
Electromagnetic compatibility
The instrument is designed for use in an industrial environment.
Nevertheless, electromagnetic interference from electrical conductors
and radiated emissions must be taken into account, as is usual with a
class A instrument according to EN 61326-1. If the instrument is used
in a different environment, its electromagnetic compatibility with other
devices must be ensured by suitable measures.
14.6 Environment management system

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Protection of the environment is one of our most important duties.

That is why we have introduced an environment management system
with the goal of continuously improving company environmental pro-
tection. The environment management system is certified according
to DIN EN ISO 14001. Please help us fulfil this obligation by observ-

ing the environmental instructions in chapters " Packaging, transport

and storage", " Disposal" of these operating instructions.
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15.1 Technical data
Note for approved instruments
The technical data in the respective safety instructions are valid for approved instruments (e.g. with
Ex approval). In some cases, these data can differ from the data listed herein.
All approval documents can be downloaded from our homepage.
Materials and weights

Materials
ƲƲ Housing PC-FR
ƲƲ Housing screws StSt
ƲƲ Inspection window PE
ƲƲ Seal Silicone
ƲƲ Cable glands PA
ƲƲ Sun shade 316L
ƲƲ Brackets for tube mounting V2A
Weight with mounting plate 1310 g (2.888 lbs)
Voltage supply
Operating voltage
ƲƲ Nominal voltage AC 100 … 230 V (-15 %, +10 %) 50/60 Hz
ƲƲ Nominal voltage DC 24 … 65 V (-15 %, +10 %)
Power consumption max. 19 VA; 7 W
Sensor input
Number of sensors 2 x 4 … 20 mA/HART
Type of input (selectable)
ƲƲ Active input Sensor supply through VEGAMET 862
ƲƲ Passive input Sensor has an own voltage supply
Measured value transmission
ƲƲ 4 … 20 mA analogue for 4 … 20 mA sensors
ƲƲ HART protocol digital for HART sensors
Deviation (4 … 20 mA)
ƲƲ Accuracy ±20 µA (0.1 % of 20 mA)
Terminal voltage 27 … 22 V at 4 … 20 mA
Current limitation approx. 26 mA
Internal resistance mode passive < 250 Ω
Detection line break ≤ 3.6 mA
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Detection shortcircuit ≥ 21 mA
Adjustment range 4 … 20 mA sensor
ƲƲ Empty adjustment 2.4 … 21.6 mA

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ƲƲ Full adjustment 2.4 … 21.6 mA

Temperature error relating to 20 mA 0.008 %/K
Adjustment range HART sensor ± 10 % of sensor measuring range
Connection cable to the HART sensor two-wire shielded standard cable
Digital input
Quantity 4 x digital input
Input type active
ƲƲ Voltage 14 …16 V DC
ƲƲ Current < 3 mA
ƲƲ Max. load 200 Ω
Input type passive
ƲƲ Switching threshold Low -3 … 5 V DC
ƲƲ Switching threshold High 11 … 30 V DC
ƲƲ Max. input voltage 30 V DC
ƲƲ Max. input current 4 mA
ƲƲ Max. sampling rate 10 Hz
ƲƲ Input impedance 8 kΩ
Relay output
Quantity 6 x operating relay, one can be configured as fail safe
relay
Function Switching relay for level, fault signal or pulse relay for
flow/sampling pulse, pump control
Contact Floating spdt
Contact material AgSnO2, hard gold-plated
Switching voltage max. 250 V AC/60 V DC
Switching current max. 1 A AC (cos phi > 0.9), 1 A DC
Breaking capacity 4) min. 50 mW, max. 250 VA, max. 40 W DC (with
U < 40 V DC)
AC/DC operation Mixed operation with AC/DC voltage is not permitted for
the relay outputs
Min. programmable switching hysteresis 0.1 %
Mode pulse output
ƲƲ Pulse length 350 ms
Current output
Quantity 3 x output
Function Level/flow/sampling pulse
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Range 0/4 … 20 mA, 20 … 0/4 mA

Resolution 1 µA
4)
If inductive loads or stronger currents are switched through, the gold plating on the relay contact surface will be
permanently damaged. The contact is then no longer suitable for switching low-level signal circuits.

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Max. load 500 Ω

Fault signal (switch over) 0; < 3.6; 4; 20; 20.5; 22 mA
Accuracy
ƲƲ Standard ±20 µA (0.1 % of 20 mA)
ƲƲ with EMC interferences ±80 µA (0.4 % of 20 mA)
Temperature error relating to 20 mA 0.005 %/K
Mode pulse output
ƲƲ Current pulse 20 mA
ƲƲ Pulse length 200 ms
Bluetooth interface
Bluetooth standard Bluetooth 5.0 (downward compatible to Bluetooth
4.0 LE)
Frequency 2.402 … 2.480 GHz
Max. emitted power +2.2 dBm
Max. number of participants 1
Effective range typ. 5) 25 m (82 ft)
Electromechanical data
Cable entry
ƲƲ Cable gland (optional) M20 x 1.5 (cable diameter 6 … 12 mm)
ƲƲ NPT adapter (optional) M20 on ½ NPT
ƲƲ Blind plug (optional) M20 x 1.5
Connection terminals
ƲƲ Type of terminal Spring-loaded terminal
ƲƲ Wire cross-section massive wire, 0.2 mm² (AWG 26) … 2.5 mm² (AWG 12)
strand
ƲƲ Wire cross-section strand with end 0.25 mm² … 1.5 mm²
sleeve
Terminals digital input
ƲƲ Type of terminal Spring-loaded terminal
ƲƲ Wire cross-section massive wire, 0.2 mm² (AWG 26) … 1.5 mm² (AWG 16)
strand
ƲƲ Wire cross-section strand with end 0.25 mm² … 0.75 mm²
sleeve
Indicators
Measured value indication
ƲƲ Graphic-capable LC display, with 89 x 56 mm, digital and quasianalogue display
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lighting
ƲƲ Indication range -9999999 … 9999999
5)
Depending on the local conditions

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LED displays
ƲƲ Status, operating voltage LED green
ƲƲ Status fault signal LED red
ƲƲ Status, operating relay LED yellow
Status display via background lighting Colour signalling according to NAMUR NE 107 (red/
orange/yellow/blue) or freely configurable
Adjustment
Adjustment elements 4 x keys for menu adjustment
PC/Notebook PACTware/DTM
Smartphone/Tablet VEGA Tools app
Memory card
Memory card type microSDHC industrial
Capacity (supplied card) 8 GB
Capacitance (max.) 32 GB
Ambient conditions
Ambient temperature
ƲƲ Instrument in general -40 … +60 °C (-40 … +140 °F)
ƲƲ Display (readability) -20 … +60 °C (-4 … +140 °F)
Storage and transport temperature -40 … +80 °C (-40 … +176 °F)
Relative humidity < 96 %
Mechanical environmental conditions

Vibrations (oscillations) Class 4M8 acc. to IEC 60271-3-4 (5 g, 4 … 200 Hz)
Impacts (mechanical shock) Class 6M4 acc. to IEC 60721-3-6 (10 g/11 ms,
30 g/6 ms, 50 g/2.3 ms)
Electrical protective measures

Protection rating IP66/IP67 acc. to IEC 60529, Type 4X acc. to UL 50
Altitude above sea level up to 5000 m (16404 ft)
Overvoltage category (IEC 61010-1) II
Protection class I
Pollution degree 4
Protection against dangerous body currents

Reliable separation according to IEC/EN 61140 by reinforced insulation according to IEC/
EN 61010 part 1 up to 253 V AC/DC with overvoltage category II and fulfilled enclosure protection
class between the supply, signal and relay circuits.
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Sensor inputs (active) are energy limited circuits according to IEC/UL 61010 part 1.
15.2 Overview applications/functionality

The following charts provide an overview of the standard applications and functions of VEGAMET

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800 series controllers. They give also information about whether the respective function can be
activated and adjusted via the integrated indicating and adjustment unit (OP) or via DTM/app. 6)
Applications (adjustable with DTM/app) VEGAMET Adjustment
841 842 861 862 OP DTM/
App
Universal • • • • • •
Level storage tank • • • • •
Calculation difference • • •
Calculation total • • •
Calculation of average value • • •
Wells • • • • •
Pumping station • • • • •
Sewage screw lifting station • • • • •
Screen control • • •
Flow measurement flume/weir • • • • •
Pressurized vessel • • •
Additional application examples VEGAMET Adjustment

841 842 861 862 OP DTM/
App
Level measurement • • • • •
Gauge measurement • • • • •
Process pressure measurement • • • • •
Overflow basin • • •
Density • • •
Functions VEGAMET Adjustment

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App
Application wizard • • • • •
Indication measured values • • • • • •
Automatic display change • • • • • •
Display multilingual • • • • • •
Sensor input 4 … 20 mA • • • • • •
Sensor input HART • • • •
Damping • • • • • •
Linearization - preset curves • • • • • •
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Linearization - Dimensions ISO standard • • • • •

Linearization - Flow formula • • • • •
6)
OP: Operating Panel (integrated display and adjustment unit)

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App
Linearization - Manufacturer definition • • • • •
Linearization - Calculation wizard • • • • •
Linearization - Bearing table • • • • •
Linearization - Gauging by litres • • • • •
Linearization curves - Import • • • • •
Adjustment of the measuring point • • • • • •
Scaling • • • • • •
Totalizer 1/2 • • • • •
Totalizer 3/4/5/6 • • •
Reset totalizer via digital input • • •
Relay mode - Overfill protection • • • • • •
Relay mode - Dry run protection • • • • • •
Relay mode - Switching window ON • • • • •
Relay mode - Switching window OFF • • • • •
Relay mode - Flow rate pulse • • • • •
Relay mode - Sampling pulse • • • • •
Relay mode - Rising tendency • • • • •
Relay mode - Falling tendency • • • • •
Relay mode - Pump control 1 (same running time) • • • • •
Relay mode - Pump control 2 (same running time) • • • • •
Relay mode - Pump control 3 (fixed sequence) • • • • •
Relay mode - Pump control 4 (fixed sequence) • • • • •
Mode - Pump control - Sequenced operation • • • • •
Mode - Pump control - Alternating pump operation • • • • •
Dry weather pump • • • • •
Pump monitoring via digital input • • •
Forced pump changeover • • • • •
Relay switch on and off delay • • • • •
Bandwidth for switching points • • • • •
Fail safe relay • • • • • •
Current output 0/4 … 20 mA, 20 … 4 mA • • • • • •
Current output - Flow rate pulse • • • • •
Current output - Sampling pulse • • • • •
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Diagnosis - Status • • • • • •
Diagnosis - Measured values • • • • • •
Simulation - Sensor value, %, lin% value, scaled values • • • • • •

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841 842 861 862 OP DTM/
App
Simulation - current output • • • • •
Simulation - relay output • • • • •
Simulation - digital input • • •
Date/Time • • • •
Internal device memory/SD card • • • •
Protection of the parameterization • • • • • •
Bluetooth access code • • • • • •
Activate/deactivate Bluetooth communication • • • • •
15.3 Dimensions
89,5 mm
(3.52")
136 mm
(5.35")
200 mm
(7.87")
Fig. 26: Dimensions VEGAMET 862

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198 mm
(7.79")
150 mm
5.91")
82 mm 11 mm
(3.23") (0.43")
(0.27")
ø7 mm
ø13 mm
(0.51")
128 mm
108 mm
(5.04")
(4.25")
(3.23")
82 mm
Fig. 27: Dimensions mounting plate
150 mm
(5.91")
82 mm ca. 178 mm
(3.23") (7.01")
217 mm
108 mm
(8.54")
(4.25")
(3.23")
82 mm
250 mm
(9.84")
Fig. 28: Dimensions sun shade

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48...84 mm
(1.89"...3.31")
20 mm 20 mm
(0.79") (0.79")
97 mm
(3.82")
82 mm
(3.23")
mm
...60
ø 29 6")
.1 4 "...2.3
( 1
20 mm
(0.79")
(0.08")
2 mm
(0.08")
15 mm
2 mm
(0.59")
M6
Fig. 29: Dimensions Brackets for tube mounting

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15.4 Industrial property rights

VEGA product lines are global protected by industrial property rights. Further information see
www.vega.com.
VEGA Produktfamilien sind weltweit geschützt durch gewerbliche Schutzrechte.
Nähere Informationen unter www.vega.com.
Les lignes de produits VEGA sont globalement protégées par des droits de propriété intellec-
tuelle. Pour plus d'informations, on pourra se référer au site www.vega.com.
VEGA lineas de productos están protegidas por los derechos en el campo de la propiedad indus-
trial. Para mayor información revise la pagina web www.vega.com.
Линии продукции фирмы ВЕГА защищаются по всему миру правами на интеллектуальную
собственность. Дальнейшую информацию смотрите на сайте www.vega.com.
VEGA系列产品在全球享有知识产权保护。
进一步信息请参见网站< www.vega.com。
15.5 Licensing information for open source software

Open source software components are also used in this device. A documentation of these compo-
nents with the respective license type, the associated license texts, copyright notes and disclaimers
can be found on our homepage.
15.6 Trademark
All the brands as well as trade and company names used are property of their lawful proprietor/
originator.
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INDEX
INDEX
A H
Access protection 30 HART communication 22
Adjustment 27 HART resistance 22
––Max. adjustment 28 Horizontal cylindrical tank 27
––Min. adjustment 28 Hysteresis 43
Application area 9
I
B Indication
Bluetooth 30 ––Background lighting 29
––Bluetooth access code 30 ––Backlight 29
––Brightness 29
C ––Contrast 29
Cable ––Language adjustment 29
––Grounding 15 ––Measured value indication 29
––Potential equalisation 15 ––Measured value indications Display 29
––Shielding 15 Input 27
Causes of malfunction 57 ––4 … 20 mA 26
Current output 29 ––Active 16
––HART 26
D ––Passive 16
Damping 27 Integration time 27
Data logger 37
Date setting 31 L
Deactivate measuring point 27 Language adjustment 29
Default setting 31 Level measurement 40
Device info 31 Linearisation 27
Device-TAG 31 Linearisation curve 27, 40
Device trend 37 Line break 58
Diagnostics 31
Documentation 8 M
Dry run protection 28, 40 Main menu 26
DTM 22, 25, 28 Memory card
––SD card 31
E Mounting 14
Electrical connection 16 ––Tube 13
––Wall mounting 12
F
Fail safe relay 30 O
Fault 29 Overfill protection 28, 40
––Fail safe relay 28, 29
––Fault message 31, 57 P
––Rectification 57 PACTware 22, 25, 28
Fault rectification 57 Palmer-Bowlus flume 53
Flow measurement 22, 28, 53 Parameter adjustment 25
––Khafagi-Venturi flume 55 PIN 30
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––Rectangular overfall 54 Potential equalisation 15

Fluctuating medium surface 27 Primary Value 26
Flume 53 Pump control 45, 48
Functional principle 9 Pumping station 43

INDEX
Q
QR code 8
R
Rectangular overfall 53
Relay 59
Relay output 28
––Fail safe relay 29, 57
Repair 61
Reset 31
S
Scaling 28, 40
Screen control 51
Secondary Value 26
Sensor input
––Active 16
––Passive 16
Serial number 8
Service hotline 57
Short-circuit 58
Simulation 31
Spherical tank 27
Storage tank 40
Sun shade 14
Switching window 28
T
Tendency 28
Time setting 31
Trapezoidal weir 53
Triangular overfall 53
Type label 8
V
VEGA Tools app 22
Venturi flume 53
V-Notch 53
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Notes
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Printing date:
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All statements concerning scope of delivery, application, practical use and operat-
ing conditions of the sensors and processing systems correspond to the information
available at the time of printing.
Subject to change without prior notice
© VEGA Grieshaber KG, Schiltach/Germany 2021
VEGA Grieshaber KG
Am Hohenstein 113 Phone +49 7836 50-0
77761 Schiltach E-mail: [email protected]
Germany www.vega.com

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9 Setup with PC/notebook (Bluetooth).................................................................................... 35

2 VEGAMET 862 • 4 … 20 mA/HART

10 Measured value memory/data logger................................................................................... 37

11 Applications and functions.................................................................................................... 40

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1 About this document

1.2 Target group

1.3 Symbols used

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2 For your safety

2.2 Appropriate use

2.3 Warning about incorrect use

2.4 General safety instructions

reasons, only the accessory specified by the manufacturer must be

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2.5 Installation and operation in the USA and

2.6 Safety instructions for Ex areas

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• Information sheet " Documents and software" with:

• Information sheet " PINs and Codes" with:

• Information sheet " Access protection" with:

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3.2 Principle of operation

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Fig. 2: Wireless connection to standard adjustment tools with integrated

3.4 Packaging, transport and storage

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4.2 Mounting instructions

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Fig. 3: Mounting plate for wall mounting VEGAMET 862

Fig. 4: Tube mounting

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Fig. 5: Mounting sun protection with pipe mounting

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5 Connecting to power supply

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Cable glands Warning:

5.2 Sensor input mode active/passive

5.3 Digital input mode active/passive

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Connecting Connect the device as described in the following wiring plan.

5.5 Wiring plan

2122 23 24 2526 27282930 3132

Power Relay Output Current Output

Fig. 6: Wiring plan VEGAMET 862

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Detail sensor connection 1

Fig. 7: Sensor input 1 for two-wire/four-wire sensor (active/passive)

Detail sensor connection 2

Fig. 8: Sensor input 2 for two-wire/four-wire sensor (active/passive)

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Detail, digital inputs VEGAMET 862

Connection assignment digital inputs