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    Pulse transmitter NI-3

    OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

    APATOR METRIX S.A.


    ul. Piaskowa 3, 83-110 Tczew
    tel: +48 58 - 53 09 200, fax: +48 58 - 53 09 300
    http://www.metrix.pl e-mail: metrix@metrix.pl

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    1. Designation

    Pulse transmitter Ni-3 is a contact reed (magnetic) low frequency transmitter designated for
    generating and transmitting electrical pulses in order to register the volume and flow of gas in
    electrical circuits. It is designed to operate with METRIX gas meters.

    2. Technical data

    Power supply max 24V DC


    Current max 100mA
    Switching power max 0,6W
    Pulse time min 0,3s
    Resistance max 075 
    Connecting cable length 2m
    (on special order 10m)
    Operating temperature -25ºC  +50ºC

    3. Dimensions

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    4. Construction

    The pulse transmitter consists of of the following parts:


     housing
     low frequency sensors set

    Housing - made of plastic. It contains clinches that allow fastening the transmitter inside the
    socket of the index. There is a set of sensors inside the housing.

    Low frequency sensors set - consists of the housing with built-in contact reeds: counting
    and control reeds. They are covered with a hermetic mass and connected by a 4-wired
    cable.

    5. Operating principles

    By influence of magnets located inside the rotating index wheels the counting contact
    reeds are being closed. In this way appear electrical pulses, which number is proportional to
    the number of index wheel rotations. The control contact reed detects failure situation like:

     trials of blocking the counting circuit with a strong magnet


     breaking cable connection between a gas meter and counting device

    I – pulse counting contact reed


    (in standard mode: open)

    K – control contact reed


    (in standard mode: closed)

    6. Installation (retrofitting) of pulse transmitter

    The pulse transmitter NI-3 can be used with all METRIX gas meters manufactured from
    2005. It can be retrofitted at any time after installation of a gas meter without damaging the
    calibration seal.
    The installation of pulse transmitter should be done by an authorised staff.

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    6.1 Mounting the pulse transmitter in a gas meter

    In order to mount the pulse transmitter NI-3 in a gas meter installed into a gas net, you
    should do the following:

    1. Remove the plug of the index socket

     Brake the plug cover in the


    place of the inscription „metrix”

     Insert one side of the pincers


    into the hole in the plug cover

     By rotating the pincers remove


    the plug cover

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     Hold tightly the internal part of
    the plug like it is shown on the
    picture and rotate the pincers re-
    moving the plug from the socket
    at a time. Remove the rest parts
    of the plug, if any.

    2. Mount the pulse transmitter into the index

     Insert the transmitter into the in-


    dex socket until the clinches
    reach their final position (you
    shall hear a "click")

    sealing:
     insert a hollow rivet into the
    sealing hole of the transmitter
    NI-3
     Insert the seal into the hole of
    the hollow rivet and close the
    seal

    seal

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    6.2 Replacing a damaged pulse transmitter NI-3

    In case of damage or operating failure of a pulse transmitter, it should be replaced in the fol-
    lowing manner:

    1. Remove the damaged transmitter

     Drill and remove the transmitter seal


     Break the left and right part of the
    transmitter with a pincer

     In the gaps on sides of the transmitter


    insert carefully two flat screwdrivers
    0,8x4
     Remove the transmitter from the sock-
    et by pulling the cable

    2. Mount a new pulse transmitter like described above

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