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Apator AT-MBUS-NE impulse option for water meter

Михаил 7 years ago in General questions updated by Support Manager 5 days ago 10

How to connect smart-MAC D105 Pulse to water meter 4x pin Apator AT-MBUS-NE-02

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Support Manager 5 days ago

Добрый день.

Для начала надо знать маркировку и назначение выходов накладки.

Например, найти описание от производителя.  pl-00061-2015-r-nakladki-at-mbus-ne.pdf

Судя по описанию, там два импульсных выхода.

Можно пробовать подключать по схеме ниже.

Резистор R1 надо подбирать. Для начала пробуйте без резистора, т.е. ничего не подключайте на клемму (6).

First, you need to know the marking of the outputs.
For example, find a description from the manufacturer: pl-00061-2015-r-nakladki-at-mbus-ne.pdf
According to the description, there are two impulse outputs.
You can try to connect with the scheme below.
Resistor R1 must be handpicked. First, try without a resistor, don't connect anything to pin (6).

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Soil sensor як налаштувати, допоможіть.

bidjof 6 days ago updated by Support Manager 6 days ago 1
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Use of D101 energy meter for symmetrical 3 phase heat pump

Ioannis Pappas 4 weeks ago in General questions updated by Support Manager 4 weeks ago 1

Hi,

for a 3-phase heat pump or any symmetrical 3-phase load in general, can i use a 1-phase enrgy meter i.e. D101? If yes, then the 3-phase consumption is calculated simply by multiplying the 1-phase consumption by a factor of 3?

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How to display real-time flow rate (l/min) from pulse flow meter on Ch1?

Obsidion 2 months ago in Dashboard and Widgets updated by Support Manager 2 months ago 1

Hello,

I am using a Smart-MAIC D105 Extended Version in Heat meter Ch2 mode with a pulse flow meter connected to Ch1.

My current configuration is:

-Device: D105 Extended Version

-Mode: Heat meter Ch2

-Pulse input: Ch1

-Flow meter: mechanical water meter with pulse output

-Meter constant: 22.8 pulses per liter

-In the heat meter settings I have set:-0.04386 after Ch1(that is 1/22.8=0.04386 l/imp)

The thermal energy calculation works correctly, but I have a question about real-time flow visualization.

I would like to display the flow rate in liters per minute (l/min) on the dashboard.

The issue is that:

-if I use [Ch1] Pulse 1 in a Real-Time widget, I get NaN

- in Virtual Value I can only see:

- Ch1

- Ch2

- TCh1

- TCh2

- there are only Arithmetic operations, but I do not see any function for:

- rate

- time delta

- pulses per second / per minute

My question is:

What is the correct way to visualize the instantaneous flow rate in l/min from a pulse flow meter connected to Ch1?

More specifically:

1. Is there a built-in way in Smart-MAIC to calculate flow rate from a pulse input?

2. Can [Ch1] Pulse 1 be used for real-time l/min, and if yes, how exactly?

3. Is there a specific widget, setting, or virtual function for:

- pulses/min

- pulses/sec

- or counter delta over a time interval

4. If this is not possible directly, what is the recommended way to visualize flow rate from a pulse water meter?

I would appreciate a specific configuration example, if possible.

Thank you in advance.

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Relay control based on Virtual Value (D105-12)

Obsidion 2 months ago updated by Support Manager 2 months ago 1

Hello,

I am using a D105-12 and have created a Virtual Value (Arithmetic Operation) to calculate ΔT between two temperature channels (Tsupply − Treturn).

However, in Condition Management the Virtual Value does not appear as an available data source for relay control — only the physical channels (T1, T2, ADC, etc.) are listed.

Could you please clarify:

  1. Is it possible to control the relay of D105 based on a Virtual Value?

  2. If yes — is a specific firmware version or configuration required?

  3. If not — is this functionality planned for a future firmware update?

I am using the Virtual ΔT specifically for heat pump defrost detection, so direct relay control based on Virtual Value would be very useful.

Thank you in advance.