Next Generation Electronics Smith Meter Evolution Series ETR-1000 is the next generation in electronic registration devices. State-of-the-art electronic design, including touch screen functionality, yields an efficient device for the mobile market that is intuitive yet flexible. Features • Touch Screen Operation – 5.7 inch LCD touch screen offers a highly intuitive, adaptable user interface. • Flexibility – designed to allow a myriad of options for display positioning including remote mounting of the display. • Expandable – Al a carte features from basic Pump and Print functionality up to an advanced Point of Sale option. • Advanced Communications – Standard methods of communication and file transfer include Serial, Ethernet, and USB. Applications and Markets • Vehicle Tank Delivery • Stationary bulk dispensing and packaging • Supported products include refined petroleum, lubricants, solvents, etc. Highlights • 5.7" touch screen graphical display for increased efficiency, visibility, and enhanced user experience • Flexible User Interface allows configuration of display options • System Status Bar provides visible indications of transaction, valve, and alarm status • Intuitive delivery and menu prompts • Built-in web server for browser access • Category 3 audit trail for secure operation with 5 security levels • Non-volatile storage of at least 100 transactions Evolution Series Electronic Register • Inventory feature • Advanced hose charging functionality • Printable/viewable self-diagnostics • Basic ticket configuration utility to print various ticket styles • Available with pump and print and/or point of sale with split pricing • Automated proving feature • Up to 50 unique product directories • Event, transaction, and W&M audit logging • Electronic temperature compensation • Automatic volume correction of refined/crude liquids from LPG to asphalt based on temperature, using API MPMS CH. 11.1 Tables and all industry standard calculations • Programmable pulse output • Five levels of parameter access security levels or sealed W&M physical switch • 10 user configurable digital outputs including a scalable pulse output • 8 general purpose user configurable inputs • 3 serial ports RS232 • Ethernet interface • External (User accessible) USB port • Advanced built-in diagnostics Bulletin SSTA005 Issue/Rev. 0.1 (9/17) SPECIFICATIONS
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Next Generation ElectronicsSmith Meter Evolution Series ETR-1000 is the next generation in electronic registration devices. State-of-the-art electronic design, including touch screen functionality, yields an efficient device for the mobile market that is intuitive yet flexible.
Features
• Touch Screen Operation – 5.7 inch LCD touch screen offers a highly intuitive, adaptable user interface.
• Flexibility – designed to allow a myriad of options for display positioning including remote mounting of the display.
• Expandable – Al a carte features from basic Pump and Print functionality up to an advanced Point of Sale option.
• Advanced Communications – Standard methods of communication and file transfer include Serial, Ethernet, and USB.
Applications and Markets• Vehicle Tank Delivery• Stationary bulk dispensing and packaging• Supported products include refined petroleum,
lubricants, solvents, etc.
Highlights• 5.7" touch screen graphical display for increased
efficiency, visibility, and enhanced user experience• Flexible User Interface allows configuration of display
options• System Status Bar provides visible indications of
transaction, valve, and alarm status• Intuitive delivery and menu prompts• Built-in web server for browser access• Category 3 audit trail for secure operation with 5
security levels• Non-volatile storage of at least 100 transactions
Evolution Series Electronic Register
• Inventory feature• Advanced hose charging functionality• Printable/viewable self-diagnostics• Basic ticket configuration utility to print various ticket
styles• Available with pump and print and/or point of sale with
split pricing• Automated proving feature• Up to 50 unique product directories• Event, transaction, and W&M audit logging • Electronic temperature compensation• Automatic volume correction of refined/crude liquids
from LPG to asphalt based on temperature, using API MPMS CH. 11.1 Tables and all industry standard calculations
• Programmable pulse output• Five levels of parameter access security levels or
sealed W&M physical switch• 10 user configurable digital outputs including a
scalable pulse output• 8 general purpose user configurable inputs• 3 serial ports RS232• Ethernet interface• External (User accessible) USB port• Advanced built-in diagnostics
Bulletin SSTA005 Issue/Rev. 0.1 (9/17)
SPECIFICATIONS
2 Bulletin SSTA005 Issue/Rev. 0.1 (9/17)
Dual Pulse SecurityThis feature provides continuous monitoring and error indication alarm of meter pulse transmission per API Petroleum Measurement Standard, Chapter 5.5, Level B, and Institute of Petroleum Standard, IP 252/76, Part XIII, Section 1, Level B.
Temperature CompensationThe temperature compensation feature provides the customer with the ability to compensate for variance in temperature from a reference temperature. This feature requires the use of an RTD input, excluding the accuracy of the fluid temperature measurement, will exactly match the proper volume correction factor of ASTM-D-1250-04, and API MPMS CH 11.1 - 2004 tables as noted below, over the fluid temperature range of -58°F to 302°F (-50°C to 150°C). The following API tables may be selected: B, C, D, E, or NH3.
Automated Proving ModeThe Evolution provides an automated proving mode of operation when using volumetric proving can. When the automated proving mode is activated, the meter factor will be calculated for a proving run based on information obtained during the prove.
The operator can select the flow rate and meter factor being proved. After the prove is complete, the operator enters the prover volume and prover temperature and then the Evolution will calculate the new meter factor which the operator can accept or ignore.
Technical InformationWeights & Measures Certifications NTEP: Certificate Number 13-071 Canadian Weights & Measures: AV-2431
ATEX (European Community) DEMKO 13 ATEX 1206097XIEC Ex (Global Approach) IEC Ex UL 13.0011X Tamb = -40°C to 55°C Ex ic nA IIB T4 Gc IP66
UL/CUL (North American) UL File E23545 Class I, Div. 2, Group C&D T4 Class I, Zone 2, Group IIB T4 Tamb = -40°C to 55°C IP66
AccuracyCalculated Accuracy: The gross at standard temperatureto gross volume ratio, excluding the accuracy of fluidtemperature measurement, will exactly match the propervolume correction factor or ASTM-D-1250-04 over fluidtemperature range of -58°F to +302°F (-50°C to +150°C).Temperature Measurement Accuracy: Fluid Temperatureis measured to within +/- 0.72°F (+/-0.4°C) over the fluidtemperature of -328°F to 572°F (-200°C to 300°C). Fluidtemperature is measured to within +/-0.45°F (+/-0.25°C)over the fluid temperature range of 32°F to 572°F (0°C to300°C)Stability: 0.1°F (0.06°C)/yearFlow totalization within one pulse of input frequency.
Instrument PowerDC Instrument Input Power Voltage: 10 – 28 VDC Max amp: 8A
The DC power input circuitry is reverse current protected and fused.
Tested to 20 milliseconds power dropout, 100 milliseconds power brownout without shutdown. The Register will always restart orderly after power loss.
SerialQty: 3 (Tx and Rx)Type: EIA 232 (EIA-232E)Isolation: non-isolatedData Rate: Programmable asynchronous data (Baud) rate from 9,600 to 115,200 bpsData Format: Fixed at one start bit, one stop bit, eight data bits, and no parityLine Protocol: Full duplex, no echo character
Position 11: Temperature Probe Kit0 - None 1 - Pipe mount, US 2 - Pipe mount, Canada 5 - 2" LC strainer mount, US 6 - 2" LC strainer mount, Canada 7 - 3" and High Capacity LC strainer mount, US 8 - 3" and High capacity LC strainer mount, Canada 9 - 1.5" Neptune, US 10 - 1.5" Neptune, Canada 11 - 2" Neptune, US 12 - 2" Neptune, Canada
Position 12: Printers0 - None A - Epson Slip Printer (TM-U295) B - Epson Roll Printer (TM-U220B)
Position 13: Wireless and GPS0 - None
Position 14: Valve0 - NoneC - 3 way solenoid and tubing kit, LC meter
Position 1: System ConfigurationI - Integral HMI and I/O E - Externally mounted I/O (remote HMI)
Position 2: Hazardous Locations CertificationN - Class I, Div 2 (Standard enclosure)
Position 3: Housing EntrancesN - 1/2" NPT Thread
Position 4: Evolution System Role1 - Single Meter 2 - Dual Meter (Primary) 3 - Dual Meter (Secondary)
Position 5: Housing ConfigurationC - Top mount to mechanical drive, display at front D - Top mount to mechanical drive, display at back F - Top mount to mechanical drive, display remote
Position 6: Mounting Kit1
0 - None3 - LC or TCS mechanical drive4 - Neptune mechanical drive, register only retrofit 5 - Neptune mechanical drive, register & TVC retrofit 6 - Brooks/Brodie mechanical drive 7 - Smith Meter Adapter
Position 7: Country CodeU - USA C - Canada
Position 8: Software Configuration1 - Base Pump and Print2 - POS (Point of Sale) Software Enhancement
Position 9: Units of Measure*G - GallonsL - Liters B - Barrels C - Cubic Meters P - Pounds K - Kilograms
Position 10: Temperature Compensation*N - No compensation, (gross volume only)T - Temp comp. (gross and net volumes calculated)
1 Assumes that external equipment exists that is not included with the register
Optional Cabling AccessoriesSelect any cabling that should be included with the ETR-1000: Power Cable: Include a 40' ____ or 100' ____ power cable pre-wired to the ETR-1000 Printer Cable: Include a 40' ____ or 100' ____ printer harness cabler Ethernet Cable: Include a 10' CAT5 cable ____ (recommended for remote HMI mount options)
* Note: Units of Measure and Temperature Compensation are programmable options and can be modified if desired.
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Revisions included in SSTA005 Issue/Rev. 0.1 (9/17):
Modeling Code Example (position 12) updated.
The specifications contained herein are subject to change without notice and any user of said specifications should verify from the manufacturer that the specifications are currently in effect. Otherwise, the manufacturer assumes no responsibility for the use of specifications which may have been changed and are no longer in effect.
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