Product Specifications PSS 1-9D1 A

Model 75MCA
Mass Computer

Model 75MCA Mass Computers are single loop, microprocessor-based instruments designed to compute and
display flow rate and total flow of liquids, gases, and steam in mass engineering units. An integral multi-function
keypad allows local configuration and operator control.

FEATURES
Pulse Input or 4 to 20 mA Input for Flow
4 to 20 mA Input for Pressure (Gas and Steam
Versions only)
4 to 20 mA or 4-wire Pt RTD Input Channel for
Temperature
Continuous Calculation of Fluid Density
Control Inputs with Programmable Functionality
for Remote Operation
Display of 6-Digit Rate, 8-Digit Total, and 10-Digit
Grand Total, Temperature, Pressure, and Density
4 to 20 mA Output Configurable for Rate,
Temperature, Pressure, or Density
Totalizer Pulse Output
Five Configurable Alarm Outputs (Three Contact
Outputs; Two Relay Outputs)
Ability to Internally Power all Input/Output Loops
(ac Version only)
Accepts 120 V ac, 240 V ac, or 24 V dc Input
Power
Easy to Read Fluorescent Display
Local Configuration Using Multi-Function Keypad
Panel- or Field-Mounted Versions
Password Security for Configuration Parameters
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
75MCA Mass Computers are single loop,
microprocessor-based instruments for use with linear
type flowmeters. There are two Models dedicated to
liquid applications (75MCA....A and 75MCA....B)
and two Models dedicated to gas/steam applications
(75MCA....C and 75MCA....D). These
instruments provide a fluorescent display of rate (6
digits), total (8 digits), grand total (10 digits),
temperature, density, and pressure (gas and steam
only). Total, grand total, and rate can be
independently configured for different engineering
units, if desired. All three displays have a
programmable decimal point and an alphanumeric
label to represent engineering units.
The primary inputs for flow are pulse (0 to 5 kHz) or
analog (4 to 20 mA). All Models also have a
dedicated temperature-input channel that can be
configured for either 4 to 20 mA or 4-wire platinum
RTD. The units for gas/steam applications also have a
dedicated 4-to-20 mA pressure-input channel.
For Models 75MCA....A and 75MCA....B (liquid
applications), the user can program a density vs.
temperature curve, consisting of up to 20 points, into
memory. Liquid density is continuously calculated
from this curve based on the temperature input.
For Models 75MCA....A and 75MCA....B
(gas/steam applications), gas density is calculated
using the ideal gas law and inputs for temperature
and pressure. Steam density is calculated using pre-
programmed tables stored in 75MCA memory, and
inputs of temperature and/or pressure.
In addition to mass units, data can be displayed in
volumetric flow units and standardized volumetric flow
units, if desired. Temperature, pressure, and density
can also be viewed on the display.
Control inputs are also accepted by the 75MCA.
These contact inputs can be programmed to perform,
from a remote location, functions (such as
acknowledge alarms) that are performed locally using
the keypad. The control inputs override keypad
commands when activated.
The 75MCA Mass Computer can be provided in
either a panel- or field-mounted enclosure. The front
face of the panel-mounted version is sealed to NEMA
4X. The field-mounted enclosure meets the
requirements of IEC IP56 and NEMA 4X.
SIMPLIFIED CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION
The 75MCA has two modes of operation Run and
Program. The Run Mode allows viewing of data,
entering of alarm points, and display of messages.
Configuration of the instrument is done in the
Program Mode using the front panel keypad. A
security passcode prevents unauthorized access to
the Program Mode.
Configuration is accomplished by scrolling through
the simple column and row format of the program
menu structure. Submenus, or blocks, have been
arranged into rows for easy understanding and
accessibility. In addition, every block has a descriptive
help message that explains what data to enter and
how to enter it. The help message for any block can
be displayed by pressing the help key when the
prompt for that block appears on the display. This
feature simplifies configuration. It is similar to having
an instruction manual built into each instruments
memory.
Quick access can be gained to any frequently
changed block by entering the column and row
location through the front panel.

OUTPUTS
The 75MCA can provide the following outputs
simultaneously:
1. A 4 to 20 mA output that can be configured
proportional to displayed rate, density,
temperature, or pressure
2. A totalizer pulse output coincident with the
least significant whole digit on the totalizer
display
3. Five outputs with associated alarm set
points configurable to rate, high total,
density, temperature, or pressure. Three
NPN transistors and two relay outputs are
provided.
FRONT PANEL DISPLAY AND KEYPAD
75MCA Mass Computers can be configured and
operated entirely from the front panel without the
need for any external equipment. The front panel
consists of an alphanumeric display and a keypad as
shown in Figure 1 on Page 4.
The fluorescent display consists of sixteen character
positions. Each character is 5.1 mm (0.20 in) high
and comprises 14 segments. The display provides an
easy-to-read English language presentation of
measurement values and engineering units.
Total, grand total, rate, density, temperature,
pressure, and alarm-output set points can all be
displayed by the push of a key while in the Run
Mode. Secondary parameters can be scrolled on the
display using the key. Most parameter values will be
displayed along with programmable alphanumeric
labels that represent engineering units.
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A default display can be programmed by the user.
This display will automatically be shown on power-up,
on any exit from the Program Mode, or on demand by
pressing the display key. The default display can be
programmed to show either a single variable, or two
variables simultaneously.
The keypad consists of 16 keys, many of which have
dual functions. The keypad is used for mode
selections (Run or Program Mode), configuration, and
all operational requirements of the instrument. The
use of each key is described in Table 1.
DIAGNOSTICS AND UPSET MESSAGES
The 75MCA automatically performs internal
diagnostic tests during power-up. Any detected
malfunctions will cause an error message(s) to be
displayed. The instruments operations are
discontinued when a diagnostic malfunction is
detected. The diagnostic tests can also be performed
on demand from the Program Mode.
The 75MCA will also display alert messages if certain
upset conditions (such as low flow, high flow, etc.)
exist. The instruments operations continue when
these upset conditions are detected. The upset alert
message will blink on the display, alternating with the
normal data display, until acknowledged by the user.
PASSCODE SECURITY
Access to the Program Mode can be protected by a
security passcode. This prevents unauthorized
personnel from making configuration changes.
Additionally, the front panel key used to change alarm
set points in the Run Mode can be selectively
configured as open or locked. When locked,
parameter values cannot be changed by unauthorized
personnel without first entering the Program Mode
(using the passcode) and unlocking the key.
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RATE DISPLAY, TYPICAL

RATE 0 PPM
GRAND TOTAL DISPLAY, TYPICAL DENSITY DISPLAY, TYPICAL

GT 0 LBS DENSITY 0.000

T 0 D 0 PRES 0 PSI
DUAL DISPLAY, TYPICAL PRESSURE DISPLAY, TYPICAL

DISPLAY

PROGRAM
1 2 3 4 5
GRAND CLR
TOTAL TOTAL RATE ALARM D/ +/-
KEYPAD
6 7 8 9 0 HELP
Reset
TEMP. PRES. DENS. DISPLAY ENT

Figure 1. Front Panel Display and Keypad

(75MCA....C and D)
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Table 1. Keypad Description and Use

Usage of Multi-functional Keys in Run and Program Mode

Key(s) Run Mode Program Mode
The primary function of the number Press to:
keys in the Run Mode is to enter new Enter a numerical value for block
1 2 3 values for Alarm Points. parameters.
GRAND
TOTAL TOTAL RATE Each Number key is labeled showing Directly enter a specific menu block
its secondary function. These keys instead of using the , <, or > keys.
4 5 6 function as follow when pressed: Access to layered (z-axis)
ALARM TEMP. [TOTAL] Displays the running total parameters within some blocks.
and engineering units (EGU).
7 8 9
[GRAND TOTAL] Displays the grand
PRES. DENS. total and EGU.
[RATE] Displays the rate and EGU.
0
[ALARM] Press to display or change
DISPLAY
alarm point values.
[ALARM], [] Press this sequence
of keys to select Alarm Output 1, 2, 3,
4, or 5.
[TEMP.] Displays the temperature.
[PRES.] Displays the pressure.
[DENS.] Displays the density.
[DISPLAY] Displays the
programmable default parameters.
The default display is shown after
power-up and whenever the Program
Mode is exited.
Press to clear the old parameter value Press to clear the old parameter value
from memory before entering the new from memory before entering the new
CLR value. value.

Press [ENT] to enter a keyed-in Press [HELP] to scroll through help

parameter value into memory. messages for any submenu block. For
HELP ease of reading, simply press the key to
ENT stop scrolling of the desired message.
Press this key again to restart the scroll.
To end scrolling and return to the
submenu prompt, press any other key.
Press [ENT] to enter a keyed-in
parameter value into memory.
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Table 1. Keypad Description and Use (Continued)
Usage of Multi-functional Keys in Run and Program Mode
Key(s) Run Mode
Functions:
Press and release to display
labels for default displays.
D/ Press and hold for 2 seconds to
change a default display.
Press simultaneously with [>] to
enter the Program Mode.
Press simultaneously with [<] to enter
the Program Mode.
+/-
Press simultaneously to enter the
Program Mode.
and
D/ +/-
Press to:
Scroll through values for
secondary parameters.
Scroll through default display
options after [<] has been pressed
for 2 seconds.
Select Alarm Output 1, 2, 3, 4, or
5 after [ALARM] has been
pressed for 2 seconds.
Press to perform programmed
functions on total/rate.
Reset
Program Mode
[<] Functions:
Press to:
Scroll backward between submenus
within a row.
Select a parameter or character from
a submenu block. The selection is
indicated by a blinking parameter on
the display.
Adjust the current trim.
[D/] Function:
Press to show decimal point (if
required) when entering a new
parameter value with number keys.
[>] Functions:
Press to:
Scroll forward between submenus
within a row.
Select a parameter or character from
a submenu block. The selection is
indicated by a blinking parameter or
character on the display.
Adjust the current trim.
[+/-] Function:
Press to indicate a negative value for
temperature.
Press simultaneously to return to the
PROGRAM? prompt from any submenu
block.
Press to:
Scroll between menu rows when a
PROGRAM? or ROW indicator
prompt is displayed.
Select a menu option from a
submenu block.
Pause or restart a help message
scroll on the display.
Change data pair number for
temperature/density or k/frequency.
Press repeatedly to Run diagnostics.
Press to:
Exit the Program Mode when the
PROGRAM? prompt is displayed.
Answer YES or NO to parameter
options.
Initiate analog input calibration.
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OPERATING, TRANSPORTATION, AND STORAGE CONDITIONS

Reference Normal Operating Transportation and
Influence Operating Conditions Condition Limits Storage Limits
Ambient Temperature 25C 2C 0 and 50C 40 and +70C
(77F 3F) (32 and 122F) (40 and +158F)
Relative Humidity 50% 10% 0 and 85% 0 and 85%
Noncondensing Noncondensing
Supply Voltage (ac) 120 or 240 V ac Rated Voltage Not Applicable
1 V ac +10% and 15%
Supply Frequency (ac) 50 or 60 Hz Rated Frequency Not Applicable
0.5 Hz 3 Hz
Supply Voltage (dc) 24 V dc 18 and 27 V dc Not Applicable
0.5 V dc
RFI Susceptibility 3 V/m from 3 V/m from Not Applicable
27 to 1000 MHz 27 to 1000 MHz
Vibration Negligible Up to 200 Hz 200 Hz
at an acceleration at an acceleration of
of 5 m/s2 (1/2 g) 5 m/s2 (1/2 g)

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS

Accuracy - Pulse Input Version

Under Reference Operating Under Normal Operating
Parameter Conditions Condition Limits
Analog Output 0.1% of Span 0.25% of Span
Rate Display 0.015% of Rate 0.015% of Rate
Temperature Input 0.1% of Span 0.25% of Span
Pressure Input 0.1% of Span 0.25% of Span

Accuracy - Analog Input Version

Under Reference Operating Under Normal Operating
Parameter Conditions Condition Limits
Analog Input 0.1% of Span 0.25% of Span
Analog Output 0.2% of Span 0.50% of Span
Temperature Input 0.1% of Span 0.25% of Span
Pressure Input 0.1% of Span 0.25% of Span
Rate Display Same Accuracy as input 0.015% of Rate
Total Display Same Accuracy as input 1 Update
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STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS

Ratemeter Approximate Mass

TYPE PANEL MOUNTED UNIT
1/TAU 0.8 kg (1.75 lb)
DISPLAY FIELD MOUNTED UNIT
6 digits with 3 alphanumeric characters of 4 kg (8.8 lb)
measurement identifier
TRENDING Flow Inputs
0.5 to 7.5 seconds in 0.5 second increments PULSE (75MCA....A OR C ONLY)
0 to 5 kHz; 2.8 to 40 V p-p, 50 s minimum width
Totalizers ANALOG (75MCA....B OR D ONLY)
RUNNING TOTAL 4 to 20 mA
Displays 8 digits with 3 alphanumeric characters of
measurement identifier Control Inputs
GRAND TOTAL QUANTITY
Displays 10 digits with 3 alphanumeric characters 75MCA....A and 75MCA....B
of measurement identifier Three
75MCA....C and 75MCA....D
Power Two
120 V ac, +10%, 15%, 50/60 Hz, 0.2 A maximum;
240 V ac, +10%, 15%, 50/60 Hz, 0.1 A maximum; TYPE
18 to 27 V dc, 0.4 A maximum, 5 W maximum Requires current sinking device such as contact
closure to ground, or NPN transistor to ground.
Panel Mounted Enclosure IMPEDANCE
Noryl enclosure with polyester front panel. The 5.8 k to +5 V dc
panel-mounted instrument can be mounted flush on VOLTAGE
a control rack or panel. Instrument front face is High = 3.5 to 24 V dc
sealed to provide the environmental protection of Low = 0.0 to 1.0 V dc
NEMA Type 4X. BOUNCE
30 ms, minimum
Field Mounted Enclosure
The panel mounted instrument is mounted flush in Temperature Inputs
the door of a glass-filled polyester enclosure with a RTD
baked gray finish. The field-mounted enclosure may Type
be mounted to a surface or to a nominal DN 50 or 2- 4-wire Pt to ASTM Curve
in pipe. It meets the requirements of NEMA Type 4X. Impedance
Wiring Connections 100
PANEL-MOUNTED ENCLOSURE Response
Five terminal blocks are located on rear surface of 2 Hz
enclosure. These terminal blocks accommodate all Resolution
input and output terminations. 14 bits
FIELD-MOUNTED ENCLOSURE
Same as for panel mounted instrument. Access to Range
terminal blocks obtained by opening enclosure -320 to +850F
door. Conduit entry ports and openings to be ANALOG
provided by user. Type
4 to 20 mA
Agency Approvals
The 75MCA has been approved by CSA for use in Range
general purpose (ordinary) locations. -320 to +1150F

Pressure Input (75MCA....C or D Only)

TYPE
4 to 20 mA
RANGE
0 to 3500 psia
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STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS (Cont.)

Outputs CONTACT ALARMS

ANALOG Quantity
4 to 20 mA optically isolated; 12 to 27 V dc Three
compliance voltage; 2 Hz response; programmed Type
to be proportional to displayed rate, temperature, NPN transistors assignable to Hi/Lo limits for
pressure, or density rate, temperature, pressure, and density. Also
TOTALIZER PULSE assignable as > running total.
Type
1 NPN transistor Rating
Same as for totalizer pulse
Rating
150 mA maximum, 30 V dc blocking maximum Operation
Follows, timed (0.01 to 99.99 seconds), or
Operation latched.
Outputs one pulse for every increment of least
significant whole digit on RUNNING TOTAL. The RELAY ALARMS
output pulse width is selectable from: Quantity
Two
Fast: 125 s width, 1.5 kHz maximum
Medium: 2 ms width, 200 Hz maximum Contacts
Slow: 50 ms width, 10 Hz maximum Single form C, 240 V ac, 5 A, resistive; or
POWER 24 V dc, 5 A, resistive. Assignable to Hi/Lo limits
24 V dc 5%, 100 mA maximum for rate, temperature, pressure, and density. Also
assignable as > running total.
Operation
Follows, timed (0.01 to 99.99 seconds), or
latched

MODEL CODE
Mass Computer 75MCA

Enclosure
Panel Mounting PD
Field Enclosure, Surface Mounting FE
Field Enclosure, Pipe Mounting FF

Language
English E

Nominal Supply Voltage and Frequency

120/240 V ac, 50/60 Hz; 24 V dc F

Input Signal
Pulse Primary Flow Input Signal, 0 to 5 kHz, Liquid Applications A
Analog Primary Flow Input Signal, 4 to 20 mA, Liquid Applications B
Pulse Primary Flow Input Signal, 0 to 5 kHz, Gas/Steam Applications C
Analog Primary Flow Input Signal, 4 to 20 mA, Gas/Steam Applications D

Example: 75MCAPDEFB
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION(1)

75MCA....A (LIQUID APPLICATIONS) Flow rate is calculated every 140 milliseconds and the
This Model 75MCA accepts a pulse input (0 to 5 kHz) rate display/output updated every 1/2 second using
from the flowmeter. The ratio of the input pulses per the equations:
unit of measure is defined by the programmed value Uncompensated Rate =
for the flowmeter K factor. The K factor can be
f
entered as a single value, or linearized over a range C 4 T base ----
of input frequencies. If linearized, up to 20 data pairs K
(K, f), representing a K vs. f curve, can be entered
into memory. The K value is calculated every Compensated (std. vol) Rate =
35 milliseconds (ms) based on the current value of f. f
C 4 T base --------- ----
The totalized value is updated every 140 ms (dt) std K
using the following formulas:
Uncompensated Total = Compensated (mass) Rate =

f
Total + C i ---- dt
f C 4 T base ----
K K

Compensated (std. vol) Total = The number of rate updates averaged together to
update the display and analog output is determined

Total + C i --------- ---- dt
f by the value programmed for the trending time. The
std K time base (Tbase) can be programmed for seconds,
minutes, hours, or days. The C4 Multiplier can be
Compensated (mass) Total = programmed to display rate in any desired units of
measure independent of the totalizers. The rate
Total + C i ---- dt
f display has a programmable decimal point.
K Rate and totals can be displayed in standard
volumetric or mass engineering units. The 75MCA
where: i = 2 for Running Total accepts an RTD or 4 to 20 mA analog input for
i = 3 for Grand Total temperature for this purpose. A density vs.
The programmed values for C2 and C 3 multipliers temperature curve, consisting of up to 20 data pairs
allow the user to display Running and Grand totals (, T), can be entered into memory. Density is
independently in any desired unit of measure. calculated approximately every 1/2 second based on
the current value for temperature, and will be used in
Each total display has a programmable decimal point. the flow rate and totalizer equations. To accurately
The totalizer pulse output is coincident with the least display rate and totals in volumetric engineering units,
significant whole digit on the Running Total display. the product density at standard conditions must also
The totalizers count in positive increments only (totals be entered into memory.
are always cumulative). Totals can be reset by
pressing the RESET key and/or activating a control The 75MCA alarms can be configured for flow rate,
input programmed for that purpose. temperature, and/or density measurements. Alarms
acknowledgement is by means of the RESET key
and/or a control input programmed for that purpose.

(1) Symbology used in equations is taken from R.W. Miller's Flow Measurement Engineering Handbook. This handbook is available from
Foxboro and is identified as Foxboro Part Number B0150YW.

75MCA....B (LIQUID APPLICATIONS)
This Model 75MCA accepts an analog (4 to 20 mA)
flow input. With the exception of characteristic
formulas, this version functions basically the same as
the pulse input version previously described. The
formulas for the analog input version are shown
below.
Uncompensated Total =
Total + C i Q input ----------------
dt
T base in
Compensated Total (std. vol.) =
Total + C i Q input ---------------- --------
dt
Tbase in std
Compensated Total (mass) =
Total + C i Q input ----------------
dt
Tbase in
where: i = 2 for Running Total
i = 3 for Grand Total
Uncompensated Rate =
Tbase out
Q input ------------------ C 4
T base in
Compensated Rate (std. vol.) =
Tbase out
Q input ------------------ C 4 ---------
T base in
Compensated Rate (mass) =
Tbase out
Q input ------------------ C 4
T base in
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION (Cont.)
75MCA....C AND 75MCA....D
(GAS/STEAM APPLICATIONS)
Model 75MCA....C accepts a 0 to 5 kHz flow input.
Model 75MCA....D accepts a 4 to 20 mA flow input.
The basic operation and calculations are similar to
the two versions previously described. The main
differences between liquid and gas/steam Models are
that for gas/steam Models an additional input
channel, dedicated to pressure, is provided, and the
fluid density is calculated differently.
The 75MCA gas/steam mass computers have four
modes of operation for calculating density: Ideal Gas,
Saturated Steam with Temperature Input, Saturated
Steam with Pressure Input, and Superheated Steam
with Temperature and Pressure Inputs.
Ideal gas mode is selected for all gas applications
and requires temperature and pressure inputs. Gas
density is calculated using the equation:
const.) M.W. P-
Density = (EGU
--------------------------------------------------------------
TZ
Values for gas molecular weight and compressibility
factor are programmed during configuration.
Steam tables have been pre-programmed into the
75MCA memory at the factory. Density is calculated
using the tables and the input values for temperature
and/or pressure.
std
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PROGRAM MENUS

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ROW 6 I/O OUT 1 UNUSED OUT 1 ID OUT 1 OUT 1 0.00 OUT 1 OPEN INPUT 1 FUNCTION INPUT 2 FUNCTION INPUT 3 FUNCTION RST. KEY FUNCTION
6

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ROW 5 RATEMETER TRENDING 0.5 DEC. PT. 0.5 RATE LABEL ***
5

ROW ROW 4 TOTALIZER OUTPUT NO PULSE TOT. D.P. 00000 G.TOTAL D.P. 00000 TOT. LABEL *** G. TOT. LABEL ***
4

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ROW 3 CAL OUTPUT 1K 100.000 F 0.00 C2 MULT. 1.00000 C3 MULT. 1.00000 C4 MULT. 1.00000 TIMEBASE MINUTES ANALOG RATE OUT R @ 4 OUT 0 4 MA OUT TRIM?
3

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ROW 2 INPUT IT 320 0 0.000 DENS. @ STP 0.00 TEMP. IN RTD TEMP. 1 32.0 F
2

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ROW 1 EQUATIONS COMPUTE STANDARD UNITS ENGLISH TEMP. IN 4-20 MA TMP. @ 4MA 32.0 F TMP. @ 4MA END ?
1

FROM ANY MENU BOX EXCEPT

INSIDE HELP MESSAGES

TEMP. IN NONE PROGRAM NOTE: PRESS HELP KEY TO

PROGRAM ?
HELP DISPLAY OBTAIN PROGRAMMING
NOTE: ENTERING A TWO DIGIT INFORMATION AT ANY TIME
NUMBER INTO THE PROGRAM ? WHILE PROGRAMMING
RESET
SCREEN WILL PROVIDE DIRECT
ACCESS TO THE MENU BOX
LABELED BY ROW X, COL Y.

YES
MEANS PRESS BOTH

Figure 2. Program Menu for 75MCA....A (Liquids with Pulse Input)

PASSWORD NO ARROW KEYS AT THE
SAME TIME
RUN

RUN MODE
Program menus for Models 75MCA....A through 75MCA....D are shown in Figures 2 through 5, respectively.
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ROW 6 I/O OUT 1 UNUSED OUT 1 ID OUT 1 OUT 1 0.00 OUT 1 OPEN INPUT 1 FUNCTION INPUT 2 FUNCTION INPUT 3 FUNCTION INPUT B FUNCTION RST. KEY FUNCTION
6

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ROW 5 RATEMETER TRENDING 0.5 DEC. PT. 0.5 RATE LABEL ***
5

ROW ROW 4 TOTALIZER OUTPUT NO PULSE TOT. D.P. 00000 G.TOTAL D.P. 00000 TOT. LABEL *** G. TOT. LABEL ***
4

ROW
ROW 3 CAL OUTPUT C2 MULT. 1.00000 C3 MULT. 1.00000 C4 MULT. 1.00000 TIMEBASE MINUTES ANALOG RATE OUT R @ 4 OUT 0 4 MA OUT TRIM?
3

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ROW 2 INPUT 4 MA RATE 0 TIMEBASE MINUTES 4 MA FLOW END CUT-OFF 4.00 MA IT 32.0 D.000 DENS. @ STP 0.000 TEMP. IN NONE
2

ROW UNITS ENGLISH

ROW 1 EQUATIONS COMPUTE STANDARD TEMP. IN 4-20 MA TMP. @ 4MA 32.0 F TMP. @ 4MA END ?
1

FROM ANY MENU BOX EXCEPT

INSIDE HELP MESSAGES
NOTE: PRESS HELP KEY TO TEMP 1 32.0 F
PROGRAM ? PROGRAM TEMP. IN RTD
OBTAIN PROGRAMMING
NOTE: ENTERING A TWO DIGIT HELP DISPLAY
INFORMATION AT ANY TIME
NUMBER INTO THE PROGRAM ? WHILE PROGRAMMING
RESET
SCREEN WILL PROVIDE DIRECT
ACCESS TO THE MENU BOX
LABELED BY ROW X, COL Y.

YES

MEANS PRESS BOTH

PASSWORD NO
ARROW KEYS AT THE

Figure 3. Program Menu for 75MCA....B (Liquids with Analog Input)

SAME TIME
RUN

RUN MODE
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ROW 6 I/O OUT 1 UNUSED OUT 1 ID OUT 1 OUT1 0.00 OUT 1 OPEN INPUT 1 FUNCTION INPUT 2 FUNCTION RST. KEY FUNCTION
6

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ROW 5 RATEMETER TRENDING 0.5 DEC. PT. 00000 RATE LABEL ***
5

ROW ROW 4 TOTALIZER OUTPUT NO PULSE TOT. D.P. 00000 G.TOT. D.P. 00000 TOT. LABEL *** G. TOT. LABEL ***
4

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ROW 3 CAL OUTPUT 1 K0.00000 F1000 C2 MULT. 1.00000 C3 MULT. 1.00000 C4 MULT. 1.00000 TIMEBASE MINUTES ANALOG RATE OUT R @ 4 OUT 0 4 MA OUT TRIM?
3

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ROW 2 CAL INPUTS T @STP 60.0 F PRES. INPUT ON TEMP. INPUT ON PRES. @4MA 0.0 PRES. 4MA END ? TEMP. IN RTD TEMP 1 32.0 F
2

ROW UNITS ENGLISH

ROW 1 EQUATIONS COMPUTE STANDARD MODE-IDEAL GAS
1 TEMP. IN 4-20 MA TMP. @4MA 32.0 F TMP. 4MA END ?

FROM ANY MENU BOX EXCEPT

INSIDE HELP MESSAGES
NOTE: PRESS THE HELP KEY
PROGRAM ? PROGRAM
NOTE: ENTERING A TWO DIGIT NUMBER INTO THE TO OBTAIN PROGRAMMING
HELP DISPLAY
PROGRAM ? SCREEN WILL PROVIDE DIRECT ACCESS INFORMATION AT ANY TIME
RESET TO THE MENU BOX LABELED BY ROW X, COL Y. WHILE PROGRAMMING

YES

Figure 4. Program Menu for 75MCA....C (Gas/Steam with Pulse Input

MEANS PRESS BOTH
PASSWORD NO
ARROW KEYS AT THE
SAME TIME
RUN

RUN MODE
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8 ROW 8 PARAMETERS MOL WT. 0.0 COMP. FACT. 1.0000 ATMOS. 14.696 PSI

ROW
ROW 7 I/O OUT 1 UNUSED OUT 1 ID OUT 1 OUT1 0.00 OUT 1 OPEN INPUT 1 FUNCTION INPUT 2 FUNCTION INPUT B FUNCTION RST. KEY FUNCTION
7

ROW
ROW 6 RATEMETER TRENDING 0.5 DEC. PT. 00000 RATE LABEL ***
6

ROW ROW 5 TOTALIZER OUTPUT NO PULSE TOT. D.P. 00000 G.TOT. D.P. 00000 TOT. LABEL *** G. TOT. LABEL ***
5

ROW
ROW 4 CAL OUTPUT C2 MULT. 1.00000 C3 MULT. 1.00000 C4 MULT. 1.00000 TIMEBASE MINUTES ANALOG RATE OUT R @4 OUT 0 4 MA OUT TRIM?
4

ROW ROW 3 FLOW INPUT 4MA RATE 0 FLOW 4MA END ? CUTOFF 1 4.00MA
3

ROW
ROW 2 CAL INPUTS T @STP 60.0 F PRES. INPUT ON TEMP. INPUT ON PRES. @4MA 0.0 PRES. 4MA END ? TEMP. IN RTD TEMP 1 32.0 F
2

ROW UNITS ENGLISH

ROW 1 EQUATIONS COMPUTE STANDARD MODE-IDEAL GAS
1 TEMP. IN 4-20 MA TMP. @4MA 32.0 F TMP. 4MA END ?

FROM ANY MENU BOX EXCEPT

INSIDE HELP MESSAGES

PROGRAM ? NOTE: PRESS THE HELP KEY

PROGRAM
NOTE: ENTERING A TWO DIGIT NUMBER INTO THE HELP DISPLAY TO OBTAIN PROGRAMMING
PROGRAM ? SCREEN WILL PROVIDE DIRECT ACCESS INFORMATION AT ANY TIME
RESET TO THE MENU BOX LABELED BY ROW X, COL Y. WHILE PROGRAMMING

YES

Figure 5. Program Menu for 75MCA....D (Gas/Steam with Analog Input)

MEANS PRESS BOTH
PASSWORD NO
ARROW KEYS AT THE
SAME TIME
RUN

RUN MODE
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DIMENSIONS-NOMINAL

PANEL MOUNTED ENCLOSURE

157 10 107
6.2 0.4 4.2

SEE BELOW
86
FOR PANEL
3.4
CUTOUT

ELECTRICAL
CONNECTIONS
MAXIMUM THICKNESS MOUNTING CLIP
OF MOUNTING PANEL WITH SCREWS
AND GASKET IS
15.7 mm (0.62 in)

PANEL CUTOUT AND SPACING

163
MINIMUM
6.4
H

V 91
3.6 MINIMUM

H = 137.7 TO 138.7 mm (5.42 TO 5.46 in)

V = 67.6 TO 68.6 mm (2.66 TO 2.70 in)
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DIMENSIONS-NOMINAL (Cont.)

FIELD MOUNTED ENCLOSURE

HOLES FOR
SURFACE
WITH WITH MOUNTING,
460 320
DOOR DOOR FOUR PLACES,
18.1 12.6
OPEN OPEN 7.93 mm (0.312 in)
238
170 DIAMETER
152 9.4
6.7
6.0

HOLES FOR
SURFACE
MOUNTING,
FOUR PLACES, 273.1
7.93 mm (0.312 in) 290 10.75
DIAMETER 11.4
297
11.7

DOOR HINGES
ON THIS SIDE DOOR FASTENER, HINGED
28
TWO PLACES DOOR
1.1

MOUNTING
PLATE

NOTE
NOMINAL
CONDUIT OPENINGS TO DN50 OR
BE PROVIDED BY USER. 2 in PIPE
AFTER FIELD WIRING HAS BEEN
COMPLETED, SEAL OPENINGS
TO EXTENT NECESSARY
TO MAINTAIN NEMA 4X
ENCLOSURE RATING.
BRACKET
AND PIPE
MOUNTING
HARDWARE

CONDUIT OPENINGS
PROVIDED BY USER.
SEE NOTE.
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