Digital Flow Meter FM-3100
FM-3100 Digital Flow Meter FAQ
Question regarding the differences with FM-2500A.
- The FM-2500A was able to output analog signals by connecting BNC cables to multiple BNC connectors, but the FM-3100 has a D-sub connector. How can I achieve analog output?
- Is there a difference with the analog output of the FM-2500A flow meter?
- Please provide information about the mounting brackets that can reuse the mounting holes when upgrading from the FM-2500(A) flow meter to the FM-3100 flow meter.
- Is the optional FM-0210 addition and subtraction module for the FM-2500A considered standard equipment for the FM-3100, even though it is not?
- RS-232C communication is standard on the FM-2500A, but how can I enable RS-232C communication on the FM-3100?
- Are the RS-232C communication commands the same for the FM-2500A and FM-3100?
- Can the UA-0001 mounting bracket for the FM-2500A be used with the FM-3100?
- Is analog output of 4 to 20 mA possible?
- Please tell me about the accessories included with the FM-3100.
- I have lost the blank panel. Is it possible to purchase it as a single item?
- What is the linearity of the analog output of the FM-3100?
- How many combinations of detector modules are there?
- I want to control the FM-3100 using CAN communication. There are two control PCs for one FM-3100; is it possible to control it from each PC?
- Is calibration possible with the combination of the detector and the FM-3100?
- Can the FM-3100 handle a temperature input of -30 °C?
- What is the maximum number of hours that can be accumulated by the FM-3100?
- How should CAN communication and RS-232C communication be differentiated?
- Can the AutoStop function be set using CAN communication on the FM-3100?
- Is it possible to Start with the FAMS system and Stop on the remote box side?
- Is it correct to perform automatic measurement using only the FAMS system by inputting 'Start' → waiting for the standard waiting time to pass → and then inputting 'Stop'?
- Does the FM-3100 have an AutoStop function? (Automatically stops after a specified time has elapsed following the Start input)