Operating Instructions

for
Ultrasonic Flowmeter/ -Monitor/
-Counter/ -Dosing Unit

Model: DUK

Display rotable in 90° steps via software

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1. Contents
1. Contents ........................................................................................................ 2
2. Note .............................................................................................................. 4
3. Instrument Inspection .................................................................................... 4
4. Regulation Use ............................................................................................. 5
5. Operating Principle........................................................................................ 5
5.1 General ................................................................................................ 5
6. Mechanical Connection ................................................................................. 6
6.1 Check operating conditions.................................................................. 6
6.2 Installation............................................................................................ 6
7. Electrical Connection .................................................................................... 8
7.1 General ................................................................................................ 8
7.2 DUK-...S300......................................................................................... 8
7.3 DUK-...S30D ........................................................................................ 8
7.4 DUK-...F3x0; DUK-...L3x3.................................................................... 9
7.5 DUK-...L443 ......................................................................................... 9
7.6 DUK-...C30.. ........................................................................................ 9
7.7 DUK-...C34.. ........................................................................................ 9
7.8 DUK-...C3T0.. .................................................................................... 10
7.9 DUK-...Ex4R, DUK-...Gx4R ............................................................... 10
8. Operation .................................................................................................... 12
8.1 Switch point setting DUK-...S300, DUK-…S30D ................................ 12
8.2 Counter electronic DUK-…Ex4R ........................................................ 12
8.3 Dosing electronic DUK-…Gx4R ......................................................... 12
8.4 Use of media other than water (only option -C3T0) ........................... 12
9. Adjustment – Compact Electronics DUK-...C3T0 ........................................ 13
10. Device status - compact electronics DUK-...C3T0 ...................................... 13
11. Adjustment – Compact Electronics DUK-...C3.. .......................................... 14
11.1 Button function ................................................................................... 14
11.2 Settings .............................................................................................. 14
11.3 Value setting ...................................................................................... 15
11.4 Set-up mode ...................................................................................... 16
11.5 Main menu items ............................................................................... 18
12. Maintenance ............................................................................................... 21
13. Technical Information .................................................................................. 22
14. Order Codes ............................................................................................... 22
15. Dimensions ................................................................................................. 22
16. Disposal ...................................................................................................... 23
17. IO-Link – compact electronics DUK-...C3T0 ............................................... 24
17.1 IO-Link function .................................................................................. 24
18. Appendix - Compact electronics DUK-...C3T0 ............................................ 25
18.1 IO-Link process data structure ........................................................... 25
18.2 IO-Link diagnostic information ........................................................... 26
18.3 IO-Link system command table ......................................................... 28
18.4 IO-Link ISDU parameter table............................................................ 29
19. Manufacturer’s declaration .......................................................................... 38
20. EU Declaration of Conformance ................................................................. 40
21. UK Declaration of Conformity ...................................................................... 41

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Manufactured and sold by:

Kobold Messring GmbH

Nordring 22-24
D-65719 Hofheim
Tel.: +49 (0)6192-2990
Fax: +49(0)6192-23398
E-Mail: info.de@kobold.com
Internet: www.kobold.com

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2. Note
Please read these operating instructions before unpacking and putting the unit
into operation. Follow the instructions precisely as described herein.
The instruction manuals on our website www.kobold.com are always for currently
manufactured version of our products. Due to technical changes, the instruction
manuals available online may not always correspond to the product version you
have purchased. If you need an instruction manual that corresponds to the
purchased product version, you can request it from us free of charge by email
(info.de@kobold.com) in PDF format, specifying the relevant invoice number and
serial number. If you wish, the operating instructions can also be sent to you by
post in paper form against an applicable postage fee.

Operating instructions, data sheet, approvals and further information via the QR
code on the device or via www.kobold.com

The devices are only to be used, maintained and serviced by persons familiar
with these operating instructions and in accordance with local regulations
applying to Health & Safety and prevention of accidents.

When used in machines, the measuring unit should be used only when the
machines fulfil the EC Machinery Directive.

as per PED 2014/68/EU

In acc. with Article 4, Paragraph (3), "Sound Engineering Practice", of the
PED 2014/68/EU no CE mark.

3. Instrument Inspection
Instruments are inspected before shipping and sent out in perfect condition.
Should damage to a device be visible, we recommend a thorough inspection of
the delivery packaging. In case of damage, please inform your parcel service /
forwarding agent immediately, since they are responsible for damages during
transit.

Scope of delivery:
The standard delivery includes:
 Ultrasonic Flowmeter/ -Monitor/ -Counter/ -Dosing Unit model: DUK

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4. Regulation Use
Any use of the device, which exceeds the manufacturer’s specifications, may
invalidate its warranty. Therefore, any resulting damage is not the responsibility of
the manufacturer. The user assumes all risk for such usage.

5. Operating Principle

5.1 General
The new KOBOLD type DUK flow meters are used for the measurement,
monitoring, metering and dosing of low viscosity aqueous fluids.
The devices work on the principle of the difference in running times.
This is based on the fact that ultrasonic waves in a medium are influenced by the
speed of flow.
Two sensors mounted opposite one another in the pipeline function
simultaneously as transmitter and receiver of ultrasound signals.
If there is no flow, then the running times of both signals are identical. If the
medium is flowing, then the running time of the signal against the flow is longer
than that with the flow.
The running time difference, which is determined by a microprocessor, is
proportional to the speed of flow.

The devices can be equipped with a switching output, a frequency output or an

analogue output. A universal compact electronics model C3T0 is also available,
which contains two outputs that can be configured as required by the customer.

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6. Mechanical Connection

6.1 Check operating conditions

 flow rate
 max. operating pressure
 max. operating temperature

In general, the DUK is subjected to the same loads as the piping into which it is
installed. The DUK should therefore be kept free from extreme loads, such as
pressure surges with strong, dynamic pipe movements, vibrations in the proximity
of centrifugal pumps, high temperature media, flooding etc.

6.2 Installation
 Remove all packing materials and transport retainers and ensure that no such
materials remain in the device.
 It can be installed in vertical, horizontal or rising pipes. Flow in direction of the
arrow.
 Avoid pressure and tensile load.
 Mounting the inlet and outlet pipe in a distance of 50 mm from the connections.
 Avoid valves or large reduction on the inlet section (this increases the
inaccuracy of measurements).
 Check the leak tightness of the connections.
 Air bubbles in the flowing medium can disrupt the measuring function or
reduce measuring accuracy

Danger! Opening the screw ring of the C3T electronics will void the guarantee.

 The electronic display can be rotated in 90° steps via software. See chapter
5.3 of the C3T0 operating instructions.

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In-/Outlet Runs

Mounting from top to bottom avoid these installation areas

Gas bubbles
Particle

Free outlet

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7. Electrical Connection

7.1 General

Attention! Make sure that the voltage values of your system

correspond with the voltage values of the measuring unit.

 Make sure that the supply wires are de-energised.

 Connect the supply voltage and the output signal to the plug PIN´s as stated
below.
 We recommend the use of wires with cross sectional area of min. 0,25 mm².

7.2 DUK-...S300

Output 2 1 +Vs
N/O
Output
5 Common
GND Output
3 4 N/C

7.3 DUK-...S30D

Output 2 1 +Vs
N/C

GND Output
3 4 N/O

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7.4 DUK-...F3x0; DUK-...L3x3
Connection example DUK-...L3x3
+Vs

2 1 +Vs n.c. 2 1 +Vs

n.c.

GND GND Signal

3 4 Out
GND Signal
3 4 Out

7.5 DUK-...L443
+Vs

+Vs
Signal
Out

GND

GND

7.6 DUK-...C30.. 7.7 DUK-...C34..

Switch 2 1 +Vs 0(4)-20 mA 1 +Vs

Out 2 2
GND GND
5 5
GND Switch GND Switch out 1
3 4 Out 1 3 4

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7.8 DUK-...C3T0..

7.9 DUK-...Ex4R, DUK-...Gx4R

Cable connection
Wire number DUK-...E14R
Counter electronics
1 +24 VDC
2 GND
3 (0) 4-20 mA
4 GND
5 n. c.
6 Reset part quantity
7 Relay S1
8 Relay S1
9 Relay S2
10 Relay S2

Wire number DUK-...G14R

Dosing electronics
1 +24 VDC
2 GND
3 (0) 4-20 mA
4 GND
5 Control 1*
6 Control 2*
7 Relay S1
8 Relay S1
9 Relay S2
10 Relay S2
*Control 1<->GND: Start-dosing
Control 2<->GND: Stop-dosing
Control 1 <-> Control 2 <-> GND: Reset-dosing

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Plug connection

*) Do not connect! *Control 1<->GND: Start-Dosing

Control 2<->GND: Stop-Dosing
TM : subset Control 1 <-> Control 2 <-> GND: Reset-Dosing

______________________________________________________________________________________

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8. Operation
The units are preset and after electrical connection ready for operation.

8.1 Switch point setting DUK-...S300, DUK-…S30D

Switch setting Switch point
0 Switch function deactivated
1 10 % of f.s.
2 20 % of f.s.
3 30 % of f.s.
4 40 % of f.s.
5 50 % of f.s.
6 60 % of f.s.
7 70 % of f.s.
8 80 % of f.s.
9 90 % of f.s.

Flow above switch point: DUO-LED green

Flow below switch point: DUO-LED red

8.2 Counter electronic DUK-…Ex4R

Operating please see Operating Instructions ZED-Z

8.3 Dosing electronic DUK-…Gx4R

Operating please see Operating Instructions ZED-D

8.4 Use of media other than water (only option -C3T0)

The DUK-...C3T0 is able to measure viscous media up to a maximum viscosity of
68 mm2/s. However, this must be a homogeneous Newtonian liquid, but not
necessarily based on water. The DUK-...C3T0 is factory set with a data set for
water. If another medium is to be used, the KOFICOM-IFMU order option and the
free MEDIATOR Tool software are required to exchange the data set.
MEDIATOR Tool contains the data records of common media and is regularly
expanded with media data. Upon request, customer-specific data sets can be
created upon submission of the relevant data.
The MEDIATOR Tool software can be downloaded free of charge from the
Kobold homepage: www.kobold.com/qr/DUK

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9. Adjustment – Compact Electronics DUK-...C3T0

The operation and setting of the electronics option -C3T0 is described in the
operating manual supplement for C3T0.

10. Device status - compact electronics DUK-...C3T0

display text error type display color description debugging

Meas Error functional limitation orange Measuring tube not or only Fill the measuring tube
partially filled or stationary air completely with medium
or Flush out air bubbles
bubbles in front of the
transducers

Temo Limitation of yellow The measuring range of the If necessary, reduce

overrun measurement temperature measurement has medium temperature
accuracy been exceeded

Temp Limitation of Yellow The measuring range of the Increase medium

underrun measurement accuracy temperature measurement is temperature if
undershot
necessary

Temp device error Red Defect in the temperature sensor Repair necessary at
sensor measuring circuit
the manufacturer

Medium Warning - qualitative orange Large fluctuations in measured Adhere to inlet and
warning limitation of the flow values caused by poor flow outlet distances,
measurement conditions in the inlet/outlet or avoid / eliminate air
air bubbles in the medium bubbles in the
medium

MVM error device error red Read error internal data memory Repair by the
manufacturer is
necessary if the
problem occurs
repeatedly

Signal Warning - qualitative orange Significant signal Use a suitable

warning limitation of the flow attenuation by the medium medium or eliminate
measurement sound-absorbing
components in the
medium

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11. Adjustment – Compact Electronics DUK-...C3..

Connect the compact electronics according to previous connection diagram and
supply with the indicated power supply.
After power on, the measuring range (end value) will be shown for 3
seconds.

11.1 Button function

In the standard mode (measuring mode)

: Press 3 sec. Setup mode

: Switch point/Window point

In the set-up mode

Any time
: Next Step
3 Isec d
: Change Value
or do not press
a button for 20 sec

Standard mode
M d

11.2 Settings
The following values can be changed in the compact electronic:
Scale range Factory setting
Switch point (SPo, SP1, SP2) 0...999 0,00
Hysteresis (HYS) -199...0 -0,00
Window point (duo point) (duo) Switch point ...999 --- (inactive)
Contact-type (Con, Co1, Co2) (no),(nc) or frequency (Fr)** no
Start current (S-C)* 000...999 000
End current (E-C)* 000...999 FS
Start current selection (SCS) 0-- (0 mA), 4-- (4 mA) 4 mA
Change Code (CCo) 000...999 000
* Start- and end value of flow relating to 0/4-20 mA
** not calibrated, frequency at f.s. approx. 500 -600Hz

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11.3 Value setting
From the main menu item (for example: switch point, "SPo"), press the ""
button to set the value. The flow chart below illustrates the universal routine for
changing individual parameters.

[From the main menu item]

1. Adjust position

2. Adjust position

3. Adjust position

Adjust decimal point

Save selected value

or
save enter new value.

[To the next main menu

item]

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11.4 Set-up mode
Compact electronics DUK-...C30..

3 sec

Code entering

Value setting
Code=

Swichting
point 1
Value setting

Switching
point 2
Value setting

Hysteresis

Value setting

Filter
7 Levels
Value setting

Contact 1
function N/O
N/C
Frequency Storing

Contact 2
function N/O
Storing

Changing code

Value setting

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Compact electronics DUK-...C34

3 sec

Code entering

Value setting
Code=

Switching point

Value setting

Hysteresis

Value setting

Windowpoint

Value setting

Filter

7 levels
Value setting

Contact function

N/O
N/C Storing
Frequency

Start current
7sec
Value setting

End current
7sec
Value setting

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0-20
Start current mA
selection
7sec

Save
4-20
mA
Changing code

Value setting

11.5 Main menu items

11.5.1 Switching point

The switching point is entered in the menu item "Spo, SP1, SP2". A setting value
between 000 and 999 can be selected. This value can also include a decimal
point. The decimal point can be set at two points (e.g. 10.0 or 1.00). If the display
value exceeds the set switch point, the electronic is activated and is signalised by
a lightning LED.
If the hysteresis is equal to zero and the window point is de-activated, the
electronic switches back whenever the indicated value falls below the switching
point.

11.5.2 Hysteresis
After the setting of the switching point, the hysteresis can be entered as a
negative value in the "HYS" menu. The standard hysteresis value is zero. In
operation condition this can lead to ambiguous switching behaviour, if the reading
fluctuates around the switching point or window point. In this case, increasing the
hysteresis can put things right. The hysteresis relates to the switching point and
the window point (switching point minus hysteresis; window point plus
hysteresis).

Example: Switch point 100 L/min; Hysteresis: -2.5 L/min

The electronics switches when 100 L/min is exceeded and switches back when
the reading under-runs below 97.5 L/min.

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11.5.3 Window point (duo-point)
As well as the switching point, it is also to define a "duo" (duo-point), the window
point. This must be higher than the switching point. By using the window point
and the switching point it is possible to monitor the measurement value in a
certain range. The switching point limits the measurement range to smaller
values and the window point to larger values.

If the window point (duo-point) is less than or equal to the switching

point, an error report (Er4) will be indicated on the display and its
value is deleted and its function is invalid (in the case that the
window point and switching point out of adjustment).

The value is set in the same way as the switch point.

The window point is needed for process, in which monitoring of a certain
measurement range is necessary.

Example: Switching point: 100 L/min; window point: 150 L/min;

hysteresis: -1 L/min

The electronic switches when 100 L/min is exceeded. If the measured value
remains between 99 L/min (100-1) and 151 L/min (150+1), the contact will also
remain in active switching condition (LED on). If it exceeds 151 L/min or is below
99 L/min the electronic switches back.

Switching behaviour
The following diagram clarifies the switching behaviour of the electronics. The
contact closes (contact type: no) when exceeding below the switching point or
when it under-runs the window point. It only opens again if the window point plus
hysteresis is exceeded or if it drops below the switching point minus hysteresis.
An LED indicates the switching condition of the switching point.

11.5.4 Filter
The filter function "Filt" forms a running average from the measured values. The
following values can be set (see section 8; set up):

1 / 2 / 4 / 8 / 16 / 32 / 64

They correspond to the number of samples used in the running average. The
filter value determines the dynamic behaviour of the display value. The larger the
adjusted value, the slower the display response. With a filter value of "1" the filter
is switched off, i.e. the display value is equal to the unfiltered measured value.

The integrated step function detector reacts to a change of value corresponding

to approx. 6.25% of the full scale value. As soon as a step function signal is
detected, the instantaneous measured value is directly indicated in the display.

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Flow
Display
bar (°C)
LED on

Hysteresis

Time / t

Flow
Display
bar (°C)

LED on
Hysteresis
Window point

LED on

Switchpoint
Hysteresis

Time / t

11.5.5 Contact type

The function of the transistor switching output is set in menu item "Con, Co1 or
Co2". The switching function switches from
no - N/O contact to
nc - N/C to
Fr – frequency (only Con and Co1)
and back.
N/O contact: contact closes when switch point is exceeded
N/C contact: contact opens when switch point is exceeded
Frequency: frequency output is proportional to flow value

11.5.6 Current output

The current output is selected in menu items
"S-C" Start current indicated value < > 0(4) mA
"E-C" End current indicated value < > 20 mA
"SCS" Start current selection (0-20 mA or 4-20 mA).
The indicated value at which 0(4) mA flow is entered in menu item start current.
The indicated value at which 20 mA flow is entered in menu item end current.

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11.5.7 Change code
The change code option "CCo" secures the unit against unauthorised tampering.
If the code is different from 000, the user must input the code immediately after
entering the adjustment mode.

12. Maintenance
The measurement device requires no maintenance if the measurement medium
does not cause deposits. In order to avoid problems, we recommend the
installation of a filter, such as the magnetic filter, e.g. model MFR.
If it is necessary to clean the sensor, the sensor can be rinsed with a suitable
liquid. Fibre parts or large particles can be carefully removed with a cleaning cloth
or similar.

Work on the electronics can only be performed by the factory, or the warranty is
otherwise voided.

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13. Technical Information

Operating instructions, data sheet, approvals and further information via the QR
code on the device or via www.kobold.com

14. Order Codes

Operating instructions, data sheet, approvals and further information via the QR
code on the device or via www.kobold.com

15. Dimensions
Operating instructions, data sheet, approvals and further information via the QR
code on the device or via www.kobold.com

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16. Disposal

Note!

 Avoid environmental damage caused by media-contaminated parts

 Dispose of the device and packaging in an environmentally friendly

manner

 Comply with applicable national and international disposal regulations and

environmental regulations.

Batteries

Batteries containing pollutants are marked with a sign consisting of a crossed-out

garbage can and the chemical symbol (Cd, Hg, Li or Pb) of the heavy metal that
is decisive for the classification as containing pollutants:

Cd1 Hg2 Pb3 Li4

1. „Cd" stands for cadmium

2. „Hg" stands for mercury
3. „Pb" stands for lead
4. „Li" stands for lithium

Electrical and electronic equipment

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17. IO-Link – compact electronics DUK-...C3T0

17.1 IO-Link function

The DUK-XXXXXC3T0 flow meter has an IO-Link communication interface as
standard. The process and diagnostic data can be accessed directly via this
interface and the device can be parameterized.

Output 1 is factory configured for IO-Link function. If the IO-Link communication

mode is active, the "IOLINK" symbol in the status display for the outputs is
displayed in green. The settings menu remains locked when the IOLINK mode is
active and is not accessible.
To ensure that the IO-Link device can be operated correctly on the connected IO-
Link master, it is necessary to install the device description file that matches the
device.

The device description files (IODD) are available in the IODDfinder database at
ioddfinder.io-link.com.

Device-ID Device-ID
Product-Typ
[hex] [dec]
DUK-XXXXXC3T0 040200 262656

If the device is operated on an IO-Link master with port class A, only a maximum
output current of 50 mA may be drawn from output 2 (OUT2) (current or binary
output), otherwise the IO-Link master will be overloaded and it can malfunctions
occur.

As long as a diagnostic status of the "Error" type is active for the flow or
temperature process values, the corresponding transferred process values are
invalid. The process values are only valid if the diagnostic status is deactivated
accordingly.

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18. Appendix - Compact electronics DUK-...C3T0

18.1 IO-Link process data structure

Process data length: 10 bytes

Byte Bit
Data Format Factor Range Value
number counter
0-3 Flow 32 Bit FloatT +/-1,4*10-45 ... +/- L/min
4-7 Volume 32 Bit FloatT +/-1,4*10-45 ... +/- L
Temperature 12 Bit IntegerT 1/10 +/-204,8 °C
reserved 1 Bit BooleanT
8-9 reserved 1 Bit BooleanT
Status OUT1 1 Bit BooleanT
Status OUT2 1 Bit BooleanT

Flow (32 Bit, FloatT)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Byte 0 Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3

Volume (32 Bit, FloatT)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte 6 Byte 7

Temperature (12 Bit, IntegerT)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Byte 8 Byte 9

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18.2 IO-Link diagnostic information
Event Event
Device
Code Code Name Type Definition
Status
[hex] [dec]
0x7710 30480 Short Circuit Error check installation
Process Variable process data
0x8C10 35856 Warning
Range Overrun uncertain
Measurement Range
0x8C20 35872 Error check application
Overrun
Process Variable process data
0x8C30 35888 Warning
Range Underrun uncertain
1. Test Event For
0x1838 6200 Error first test event
Protocol Testing
2. Test Event For
0x1839 6201 Error second test event
Protocol Testing
non-volatile
0x183A 6202 NVM Error 4 Error memory is
corrupt
communication to
0x183B 6203 Subslave Lost Error subslave
interrupted
cummunication to
0x183C 6204 Subslave Not Found 4 Error subslave couldn`t
be astablished
volume or
partvolume
0x183D 6205 Counter Overflow 2 Error
counter
overflowed
indicates that one
0x183E 6206 Simulation Active Warning of the simulations
is running
measuring range
0x183F 6207 Flow MRE Overrun Warning
overrun
measuring range
0x1840 6208 Flow MRS Underrun Warning
underrun
Flow Overflow overflow range
0x1841 6209 2 Warning
Overrun overrun
Flow Underflow underflow range
0x1842 6210 2 Warning
Underrun underrun
Temperature MRE measuring range
0x1847 6215 Warning
Overrun overrun
Temperature MRS measuring range
0x1848 6216 Warning
Underrun underrun
Temperature overflow range
0x1849 6217 2 Warning
Overflow Overrun overrun

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Event Event
Device
Code Code Name Type Definition
Status
[hex] [dec]
Temperature underflow range
0x184A 6218 2 Warning
Underflow Underrun underrun
ultrasonic
0x185F 6239 Meas Error 3 Warning measurement out
of range
SOS
0x1860 6240 Temp Overrun 1 Warning Temperature
over range
SOS
0x1861 6241 Temp Underrun 1 Warning Temperature
under range
PT1000
Temperature
0x1862 6242 Temp Sensor 1 Warning
sensor broken
wire
Too many jumps
0x1863 6243 Medium Warning 3 Warning in ultrasonic
measurement
Checksum of
0x1864 6244 NVM Error 1 Warning
NVM is wrong
Ultrasonic signal
0x1865 6245 Signal Warning 3 Warning
is very attenuated

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18.3 IO-Link system command table
Command Command
Command name
(hex) (hex)
82 130 Restore factory settings
A0 160 Reset MinMax Flow
A1 161 unused
A2 162 Reset MinMax Temperature
A3 163 Reset Part Volume Counter
A4 164 unused
A5 165 unused
A6 166 unused
A7 167 unused
A8 168 Start Simulation Flow
A9 169 unused
AA 170 Start Simulation Temperature
AB 171 Start Simulation Part Volume
AC 172 unused
AD 173 unused
AE 174 unused
AF 175 unused
B0 176 Stop Simulation Flow
B1 177 unused
B2 178 Stop Simulation Temperature
B3 179 Stop Simulation Part Volume
B4 180 unused
B5 181 unused
B6 182 unused
B7 183 unused
B8 184 Events Handling ON
B9 185 Events Handling OFF

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18.4 IO-Link ISDU parameter table
Parameters that relate to the measured values of flow, temperature or volume
must be entered in the basic units and, if necessary, converted beforehand. The
basic units are:
Flow: L/min
Temperature: °C
Volume: Liter

Units conversion table

Category: Flow
Unit Description Conversion
L/m Liter per minute (basic unit) -
L/h Liter per hour 1 L/h = 0.0167 L/m
mL/m Milliliter per minute 1 mL/m = 0.001 L/m
m3/h Cubic meters per hour 1 m3/h = 16.667 L/m
gal/m US gallons per minute 1 gal/m = 3.7854 L/m
gal/h US gallons per hour 1 gal/h = 0.06309 L/m
galk/m UK gallons per minute 1 galk/m = 4.54609 L/m
galk/h UK gallons per hour 1 galk/h = 0.07577 L/m
L/s Liters per second 1 L/s = 60 L/m
mL/s Milliliters per second 1 mL/s = 0.0000167 L/m
USER User unit 1 user unit = USER * L/m

Category: Temperature
Unit Description Conversion
°C DegreeCelsius (basic unit) -
°F Degree Fahrenheit x °C = (32 + x *1,8) °F
USER User unit 1 user unit = USER * °C

Category: Volume
Unit Description Conversion
L Liter (basic unit) -
mL Milliliter 1 mL = 0.001 L
m3 Cubic meters 1 m3 = 1000 L
galUS US gallons 1 galUS = 3.7854 L
galUK UK gallons 1 galk = 4.54609 L
barrel Barrel (US) 1 barrel = 158.99 L
USER User unit 1 user unit = USER * L

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Index Length Data
Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value Access
[hex] [Bytes] Type
System
See Table "Comand UInteg
0x0002 SystemCommand 1 W
Codes" erT
Product Identification (Vendor specific parameters)
Kobold max.
0x0010 VendorName StringT R
Messring 20
www.kobold.c max.
0x0011 VendorText StringT R
om 32
DUK‐ max.
0x0012 ProductName StringT R
XXXXXC3T0 16
DUK‐ max.
0x0013 ProductID StringT R
XXXXXC3T0 16
max.
0x0014 ProductText DUK‐C3T0 StringT R
32
only read
0x0015 Serialnumber only read parameter max. 8 StringT R
parameter
0x0016 HardwareRevision max. 8 StringT R
Firmware
Firmware Revision is
0x0017 FirmwareRevision Revision is max. 8 StringT R
constant in FW
constant in FW
tag name is
tag name is from
0x0018 ApplicationDeviceTag from user 32 StringT R/W
user configurable
configurable
function tag is
function tag is from
0x0019 FunctionTag from user 32 StringT R/W
user configurable
configurable
location tag is
location tag is from
0x0020 LocationTag from user 32 StringT R/W
user configurable
configurable
Device Status Information
0 ‐ Device OK
1 ‐ Maintenance
required
UInteg
0x0024 DeviceStatus 2 ‐ Out of 1 R
erT
specification
3 ‐ Functional check
4 ‐ Failure
ArrayT
max. of
0x0025 DetaildDeviceStatus R
20 OctetSt
ringT3
Display Configuration
(1) ‐ Landscape
Orientation of (2) ‐ Portrait Flip UInteg
0x0100 DisplayOrientation 1 1 R/W
display (3) ‐ Landscape Flip erT
(4) ‐ Portrait
(1) ‐ single UInteg
0x0103 DisplayLayout Single or dual layout 1 1 R/W
(2) ‐ dual erT
(1) ‐ Flow
Source for the upper (2) ‐ Volume UInteg
0x0104 UpperDisplay 0 1 R/W
display (3) ‐ Temperature erT
(4) ‐ Part Volume

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Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value Access
[hex] [Bytes] Type

(1) ‐ Flow
Source for the lower (2) ‐ Volume UInteg
0x0105 LowerDisplay 2 1 R/W
display (3) ‐ Temperature erT
(4) ‐ Part Volume
(1) ‐ Off
Refresh intervall for
0x0106 DisplayRefreshTime 0,5 (2) ‐ Value 4 FloatT R/W
the display [s]
(3) ‐ MinMax
(1) ‐ Off
Function for left UInteg
0x010A LeftHotkeyFunction 0 (2) ‐ Value 1 R/W
hotkey erT
(3) ‐ MinMax

(1) ‐ Flow
Function for right (2) ‐ Volume UInteg
0x010B RightHotkeyFunction 0 1 R/W
hotkey (3) ‐ Temperature erT
(4) ‐ Part Volume

(1) ‐ Flow
Source for the left (2) ‐ Volume UInteg
0x010C LeftHotkeySource 0 1 R/W
hotkey (3) ‐ Temperature erT
(4) ‐ Part Volume
(1) ‐ low
Source for the right UInteg
0x010D RightHotkeySource 0 (2) ‐ middle 1 R/W
hotkey erT
(3) ‐ high
Sensitivity for the UInteg
0x010E SensitivityOpticalKeys 0 1 R/W
optical keys erT
Automatic menu
leave if the timeout
UInteg
0x010F AutomaticMenuLeave [s] is hit. 0 60 0 1 R/W
erT
0 = timeout not
active
Output 1 (In IO‐Link mode output 1 can be parameterized individual, operating mode can only be changed manually)
Limit or window
(1) ‐ Limit UInteg
0x0112 OUT2AlarmFunction function for the 0 1 R/W
(2) ‐ Window erT
alarm output
(1) ‐ NPN
OUT2AlarmOutputTyp Alarmoutput NPN, UInteg
0x0113 0 (2) ‐ PNP 1 R/W
e PNP or Pushpull erT
(3) ‐ PushPull
Alarmoutput
OUT2AlarmSwitchFunc (1) ‐ normally opened UInteg
0x0114 normally opened or 0 1 R/W
tion (2) ‐ normally closed erT
closed
OUT2AlarmThreshold Threshold for the
0x0115 1,0 MRE MRS 4 FloatT R/W
[LPM/°C] alarmoutput
OUT2AlarmLowerThre Threshold for the
OUT2Alarm
0x0119 shold alarmoutput used by 1,0 MRS 4 FloatT R/W
Threshold
[LPM/°C] the windowfunction
OUT2AlarmHysteresis Switching hysteresis
0x011D 1,0 (MRE‐MRS) 0,0 4 FloatT R/W
[LPM/°C] for the alarmoutput
How many times the
OUT2AlarmSuppressio threshold must be UInteg
0x0121 0 60 0 1 R/W
nFactor hit in order to switch erT
the alarm output
for which direction (1) ‐ Up
OUT2AlarmSuppressio UInteg
0x0122 the suppression 0 (2) ‐ Down 1 R/W
nDirection erT
factor is used (3) ‐ Both

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Index Max Length Data
Object Name Definition Default value Min Value Access
[hex] Value [Bytes] Type
If enabled (1) the
analogoutput
conforms with the
NAMUR Standard
OUT2AnalogNamurSta (1) ‐ NAMUR disabled UInteg
0x0124 NE42. If disabled (0) 1 1 R/W
ndard (2) ‐ NAMUR enabled erT
the analogoutput
stays in his
equivalent range
(e.g. 4‐20mA)
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the
0x0125 OUT2AnalogValue0mA 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
0mA scaling point
Value20mA
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the
0x0129 OUT2AnalogValue4mA 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
4mA scaling point
Value20mA
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
OUT2AnalogValue20m slot used for the
0x012D 100,0 MRE g 4 FloatT R/W
A 20mA scaling point
Value0mA
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the 0V
0x0131 OUT2AnalogValue0V 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
scaling point
Value10V
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the 2V
0x0135 OUT2AnalogValue2V 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
scaling point
Value10V
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the 10V
0x0139 OUT2AnalogValue10V 100,0 MRE g 4 FloatT R/W
scaling point
Value0V
[LPM/°C]
The volume
0x0150 OUT2PulseVolume represented by one 1,0 999,9 0,000001 4 FloatT R/W
pulse [L]

(1) ‐ USER
(2) ‐ L
(3) ‐ mL
Unit used for the UInteg
0x0154 OUT2PulseVolumeUnit 1 (3) ‐ m3 1 R/W
pulse output erT
(4) ‐ galUS
(5) ‐ galUK
(6) ‐ Barrel

OUT2PulseVolumeUnit User Unit used for

0x0155 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
User the pulse output
The width of each UInteg
0x0159 OUT2PulseWidth 1 20000 1 2 R/W
pulse [ms] erT
The max. frequency UInteg
0x015B OUT2FrequencyatFS 500 1000 50 2 R/W
for the output [Hz] erT
The overflow
OUT2FrequencyOverfl UInteg
0x015D frequency of the 1 100 0 1 R/W
ow erT
max frequency [%]
The value from the
OUT2Frequ
OUT2FrequencyValue0 slot used for the 0Hz
0x015E 0,0 encyValue MRS 4 FloatT R/W
Hz scaling point
MaxHz
[LPM/°C]

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Index Length Data
Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value Access
[hex] [Bytes] Type

The value from the OUT2Frequ

OUT2FrequencyValue slot used for the max e
0x0162 100,0 MRE 4 FloatT R/W
MaxHz Hz scaling point ncyValue0
[LPM/°C] Hz
Controlinputfunction
UInteg
0x0166 OUT1CtrlFunction ‐> Off or 0 1 0 1 R/W
erT
Memoryreset
Output 2
(1) ‐ Flow
Source for the (2) ‐ Volume UInteg
0x0177 OUT2Source 0 1 R/W
output (3) ‐ Temperature erT
(4) ‐ Part Volume

(1) ‐ disabled
(2) ‐ Alarm Output
Configuration of the (2) ‐ 4‐20mA
output ‐> (3) ‐ 0‐20mA UInteg
0x0178 OUT2Type 0 1 R/W
0‐20mA, Pulse, (4) ‐ 2‐10V erT
Frequency, etc. (5) ‐ 0‐10V
(6) ‐ Pulse Output
(7) ‐ Frequency Output
Limit or window
(1) ‐ Limit UInteg
0x0179 OUT2AlarmFunction function for the 0 1 R/W
(2) ‐ Window erT
alarm output
(1) ‐ NPN
OUT2AlarmOutputTyp Alarmoutput NPN, UInteg
0x017A 0 (2) ‐ PNP 1 R/W
e PNP or Pushpull erT
(3) ‐ PushPull
Alarmoutput
OUT2AlarmSwitchFunc (1) ‐ normally opened UInteg
0x017B normally opened or 0 1 R/W
tion (2) ‐ normally closed erT
closed
OUT2AlarmThreshold Threshold for the
0x017C 1,0 MRE MRS 4 FloatT R/W
[LPM/°C] alarmoutput
OUT2AlarmLowerThre Threshold for the
OUT2Alarm
0x0180 shold alarmoutput used by 1,0 MRS 4 FloatT R/W
Threshold
[LPM/°C] the windowfunction
OUT2AlarmHysteresis Switching hysteresis
0x0184 1,0 (MRE‐MRS) 0,0 4 FloatT R/W
[LPM/°C] for the alarmoutput
How many times the
OUT2AlarmSuppressio threshold must be UInteg
0x0188 0 60 0 1 R/W
nFactor hit in order to switch erT
the alarm output
for which direction (1) ‐ Up
OUT2AlarmSuppressio UInteg
0x0189 the suppression 0 (2) ‐ Down 1 R/W
nDirection erT
factor is used (3) ‐ Both
If enabled (1) the
analogoutput
conforms with the
NAMUR Standard
OUT2AnalogNamurSta (1) ‐ NAMUR disabled UInteg
0x018B NE42. If disabled (0) 1 1 R/W
ndard (2) ‐ NAMUR enabled erT
the analogoutput
stays in his
equivalent range
(e.g. 4‐20mA)

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Index Length Data
Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value Access
[hex] [Bytes] Type
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the
0x018C OUT2AnalogValue0mA 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
0mA scaling point
Value20mA
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the
0x0190 OUT2AnalogValue4mA 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
4mA scaling point
Value20mA
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
OUT2AnalogValue20m slot used for the
0x0194 100,0 MRE g 4 FloatT R/W
A 20mA scaling point
Value0mA
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the 0V
0x0198 OUT2AnalogValue0V 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
scaling point
Value10V
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the 2V
0x019C OUT2AnalogValue2V 0,0 g MRS 4 FloatT R/W
scaling point
Value10V
[LPM/°C]
The value from the
OUT2Analo
slot used for the 10V
0x01A0 OUT2AnalogValue10V 100,0 MRE g 4 FloatT R/W
scaling point
Value0V
[LPM/°C]
The volume
0x01B7 OUT2PulseVolume represented by one 1,0 999,9 0,000001 4 FloatT R/W
pulse [L]
(1) ‐ USER
(2) ‐ L
(3) ‐ mL
Unit used for the UInteg
0x01BB OUT2PulseVolumeUnit 1 (3) ‐ m3 1 R/W
pulse output erT
(4) ‐ galUS
(5) ‐ galUK
(6) ‐ Barrel
OUT2PulseVolumeUnit User Unit used for
0x01BC 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
User the pulse output
The width of each UInteg
0x01C0 OUT2PulseWidth 1 20000 1 2 R/W
pulse [ms] erT
The max. frequency UInteg
0x01C2 OUT2FrequencyatFS 500 1000 50 2 R/W
for the output [Hz] erT
The overflow
OUT2FrequencyOverfl UInteg
0x01C4 frequency of the 1 100 0 1 R/W
ow erT
max frequency [%]
OUT2F
The value from the
requ
OUT2FrequencyValue0 slot used for the 0Hz
0x01C5 0,0 encyVa MRS 4 FloatT R/W
Hz scaling point
lue
[LPM/°C]
MaxHz
The value from the
OUT2FrequencyValue slot used for the max OUT2Freque
0x01C9 100,0 MRE 4 FloatT R/W
MaxHz Hz scaling point ncyValue0Hz
[LPM/°C]

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Index Length Data Acces
Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value
[hex] [Bytes] Type s
Dosing
0x01DE DosingValue Dosingvalue [L] 0,0 9999,9 0,0 4 FloatT R/W
Correction value
which is added to minus
Dosing
0x01E2 DosingCorrectionValue the dosing value for 0,0 Dosing 4 FloatT R/W
Value
the complete dosing Value
counter [L]
(1) ‐ USER
(2) ‐ L
(3) ‐ mL
Unit used for the UInteg
0x01E6 DosingUnit 1 (3) ‐ m3 1 R/W
dosing function erT
(4) ‐ galUS
(5) ‐ galUK
(6) ‐ Barrel
User Unit used for
0x01E7 DosingUnitUser 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
the dosing function
Timeout [s] for no
0x01EB DosingTimeout 0,5 10,0 0,5 4 FloatT R/W
flow
Saved dosing volume 999999
0x01EF DosingCounter 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
counter stats ,0
Service
Password for user
UInteg
0x01F3 ServiceUserPassword service menu and 0 99999 0 4 R/W
erT
main menu
ServiceUserMenuLock Whether main menu (1) ‐ not locked UInteg
0x01F7 0 1 R/W
ed is locked or not (2) ‐ locked erT
Auto stop for
UInteg
0x01F8 SimulationAutoStop Simulation after 10 31 1 1 R/W
erT
time [min]
Misc
(1) ‐ English
(2) ‐ German UInteg
0x01FA LanguageSelection Language selection 0 1 R/W
(3) ‐ French erT
(4) ‐ Spanish
Operating hours 429496 UInteg
0x028A OperatingHoursCount 0 0 4 R
counter 7296 erT
ProductionProductVari Product Variant XXX‐
0x028F 16 StringT R
antName Name XXXXXXXXXXX
ProductionProductTyp XXX‐
0x029F Product Type Key 16 StringT R
eKey XXXXXXXXXXX
Flow
Cut off for flow value
0x02F5 CutOff 0,0 MRE 0.0 4 FloatT R/W
[LPM]

(1) ‐ USER
(2) ‐ L/m
(3) ‐ mL/m
(4) ‐ L/h
(4)‐ m3/h
UInteg
0x02F9 Unit Unit used for flow 1 (5) ‐ galUS/m 1 R/W
erT
(6) ‐ galUS/h
(7) ‐ galUK/m
(8) ‐ galUK/h
(9) ‐ L/s
(10) ‐ mL/s

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Index Length Data Acces
Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value
[hex] [Bytes] Type s
User Unit used for
0x02FA UserUnit 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
flow
Mode of the
(1) ‐ Static
Simulation: UInteg
0x0313 SimMode 0 (2) ‐ Triangle 1 R/W
Static, Triangle or erT
(3) ‐ Monotonic
Monotonic
Value to start with 99999,
0x0314 SimStartValue 0,0 ‐99999,99 4 FloatT R/W
the simulation [LPM] 99
Incrementation
99999,
0x0318 SimIncrementValue value of the 10,0 ‐99999,99 4 FloatT R/W
99
simulation [LPM]
Number of intervals UInteg
0x031C SimNumberIntervals 20 65000 1 2 R/W
to simulation erT
Timinig in ms UInteg
0x031E SimTimingIntervals 50 50000 10 2 R/W
between intervals erT
Saved flow value in 999999
0x0320 ValueInSiUnit 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
SI unit [LPM] ,0
Saved min flow value 999999
0x0324 MinValueInSiUnit 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
in SI unit [LPM] ,0
Saved max flow 999999
0x0328 MaxValueInSiUnit 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
value in SI unit [LPM] ,0
Volume
counting type for a
volume slot ‐> (1) ‐ absolute UInteg
0x0358 CountingType 0 1 R/W
absolute or (2) ‐ bidirectional erT
bidirectional
(1) ‐ USER
(2) ‐ L
(3) ‐ mL
UInteg
0x035D Unit Unit used for volume 1 (3)‐ m3 1 R/W
erT
(4) ‐ galUS
(5) ‐ galUK
(6) ‐ Barrel
User Unit used for
0x035E UserUnit 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
volume
Saved volume value 999999
0x0384 ValueInSiUnit 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
in SI unit ,0
Temperature
(0) ‐ USER
Unit used for UInteg
0x03C1 Unit 1 (1) ‐ °C 1 R/W
temperature erT
(2) ‐ °F
User Unit used for
0x03C2 UserUnit 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
temperature [°C]
Mode of the
(1) ‐ Static
Simulation: UInteg
0x03DB SimMode 0 (2) ‐ Triangle 1 R/W
Static, Triangle or erT
(3) ‐ Monotonic
Monotonic
Value to start with 99999,
0x03DC SimStartValue 0,0 ‐99999,99 4 FloatT R/W
the simulation [°C] 99
Incrementation
99999,
0x03E0 SimIncrementValue value of the 10,0 ‐99999,99 4 FloatT R/W
99
simulation [°C]
Number of intervals UInteg
0x03E4 SimNumberIntervals 20 65000 1 2 R/W
to simulation erT
Timinig in ms
UInteg
0x03E6 SimTimingIntervals between intervals 50 50000 10 2 R/W
erT
[ms]

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Index Length Data Acces
Object Name Definition Default value Max Value Min Value
[hex] [Bytes] Type s
Saved temperature 999999
0x03E8 ValueInSiUnit 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
value in SI unit [°C] ,0
Saved min
999999
0x03EC MinValueInSiUnit temperature value in 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
,0
SI unit [°C]
Saved max
999999
0x03F0 MaxValueInSiUnit temperature value in 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
,0
SI unit [°C]
Part Volume
counting type for a
volume slot ‐> (1) ‐ absolute UInteg
0x0420 CountingType 0 1 R/W
absolute or (2) ‐ bidirectional erT
bidirectional
(1) ‐ USER
(2) ‐ L
(3) ‐ mL
Unit used for part UInteg
0x0425 Unit 1 (3)‐ m3 1 R/W
volume erT
(4) ‐ galUS
(5) ‐ galUK
(6) ‐ Barrel
User Unit used for
0x0426 UserUnit 1,0 9999,9 0,001 4 FloatT R/W
part volume
Mode of the
(1) ‐ Static
Simulation: UInteg
0x043F SimMode 0 (2) ‐ Triangle 1 R/W
Static, Triangle or erT
(3) ‐ Monotonic
Monotonic
Value to start with 99999,
0x0440 SimStartValue 0,0 ‐99999,99 4 FloatT R/W
the simulation 99
Incrementation
99999,
0x0444 SimIncrementValue value of the 10,0 ‐99999,99 4 FloatT R/W
99
simulation
Number of intervals UInteg
0x0448 SimNumberIntervals 20 65000 1 2 R/W
to simulation erT
Timinig in ms UInteg
0x044A SimTimingIntervals 50 50000 10 2 R/W
between intervals erT
Saved part volume 999999
0x044C ValueInSiUnit 0,0 ‐999999,0 4 FloatT R
value in SI unit ,0

Legend:
MRE - Measuring Range End
MRS - Measuring Range Start

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19. Manufacturer’s declaration

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20. EU Declaration of Conformance

We, KOBOLD Messring GmbH, Nordring 22-24, 65719 Hofheim, Germany,
declare under our sole responsibility that the product:

Ultrasonic Flowmeter/ -Monitor/ -Counter/ -Dosing Unit Model: DUK-…

to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following EU directives

stated below:

2011/65/EU RoHS (category 9)

2015/863/EU Delegated Directive (RoHS III)

Also, the following standards are fulfilled:

EN IEC 63000:2018
Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and electronic products
with respect to the restriction of hazardous substances

Additional for L/F/S electronics options and K/E/G electronics compact:

EN IEC 61326-1:2021
Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use – EMC
requirements - Part 1: General requirements, Industrial area
For electronics options L3/F3 and S3: Measurement of the immunity to
interference from the HF field up to 1 GHz

2014/30/EU EMC Directive

Additional for electronics option C3T0 and C30/C34 electronics:

EN IEC 61326-1:2021
Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use – EMC
requirements - Part 1: General requirements, Industrial area

2014/30/EU EMC Directive

Hofheim, 10 October 2023

H. Volz J. Burke
General Manager Compliance Manager

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21. UK Declaration of Conformity

We, KOBOLD Messring GmbH, Nordring 22-24, 65719 Hofheim, Germany,
declare under our sole responsibility that the product:

Ultrasonic Flowmeter/ -Monitor/ -Counter/ -Dosing Unit Model: DUK-…

to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following UK directives

stated below:

S.I. 2012/3032 The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous

Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Regulations 2012

Also, the following standards are fulfilled:

BS EN IEC 63000:2018
Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and electronic products
with respect to the restriction of hazardous substances.

Additional for L/F/S electronics options and K/E/G electronics compact:

BS EN IEC 61326-1:2021
Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use. EMC
requirements. General requirements, Industrial area, Measurement of the
immunity to interference from the HF field up to 1 GHz

S.I. 2016/1091 Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016

Additional for electronics option C3T0 and C30/C34 electronics:

BS EN IEC 61326-1:2021
Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use. EMC
requirements. General requirements, Industrial area

S.I. 2016/1091 Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016

Hofheim, 10 October 2023

H. Volz J. Burke
General Manager Compliance Manager

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