96M17005

Contents Page

1. Before Operation 2

Instruction 2. Installation and Wiring

3. Initial Settings
3

4
Manual 4. Viewing the Current Value 5

Multi-process Display Unit 5. Setup 8

FI-1000 6. Viewing the History 11

7. Checking the Status 13

8. Detailed Setting Descriptions 14

9. Troubleshooting 18

10. Specifications and Related

Information 19

Overview of the Multi-process (1) A flow meter can be connected

to the flow port.
Display Unit Flow
management
FI-1000
Visualization and centralized
monitoring of multiple management
items: flow, temperature,
concentration, and level

(2) Up to two sensors of the following types

can be connected to the Multi-port. Clamp-on Flow Meter
(For temperature sensors, only two of the same model of FD-R
sensor can be connected at the same time.) When
connecting two sensors use Y-connector FD-HY1.

Concentration Liquid level Temperature

management management management

Refractive Index Concentration Sensor Sensing Guide Pulse Level Sensor Clamp-on Temperature Sensor
FI-C FL FI-T
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1. Before Operation
 Symbols
.

This instruction manual uses the following symbols to alert readers Precautions on Regulations and
to important messages. Be sure to read these messages carefully.
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Standards
DANGER or serious injury.

WARNING
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.  CE and UKCA Markings
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in Keyence Corporation has confirmed that this product complies with the essential
CAUTION minor or moderate injury. requirements of the applicable EU Directive(s) and UK regulations, based on the
following specifications. Be sure to consider the following specifications when using
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NOTICE as well as property damage.

Important Indicates cautions and limitations that must be followed during  EMC Directive (CE) and Electromagnetic Compatibility
operation.
Regulations (UKCA)
Point Indicates additional information on proper operation. • Applicable Standard (BS) EN 61326-1: 2013, Class A

Reference Indicates tips for better understanding or useful information. Install this product where there is no harmful surge effect (e.g. 30 m or less for indoor
use. 10 m or less for outdoor use, but in case the lines become longer than 10 m,
Surge protection device, Isolation converter or similar devices can be used as a

Safety Precautions protection for surge immunity).

Remarks: These specifications do not give any guarantee that the end-product with
this product incorporated complies with the essential requirements of EMC Directive
 General precautions and Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations. The manufacturer of the end-
product is solely responsible for the compliance on the end-product itself according
1. Do not use this product out of the specification ranges. Comply to EMC Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations.
with the contents described in this instruction manual when using
the product.
2. Do not use this product in an application where death, serious
injury, or serious property damage is possible should a failure of  CSA Certificate
the product occur, such as nuclear power plants, on aircraft, trains, This product complies with the following CSA and UL standards and has been
DANGER ships, or vehicles, used within medical equipment, playground certified by CSA.
equipment, roller coasters and other rides, etc. • Applicable standard CAN/CSA C22.2 No.61010-1
3. Do not use this product for the purpose of protecting a human body UL61010-1
or a part of a human body. Be sure to consider the following specifications when using this product as a
4. This product is not intended for use as an explosion-proof product. product certified by CSA.
Do not use this product in a hazardous location and/or potentially • Use this product under pollution degree 3.
explosive atmosphere. • Indoor use only
1. Do not modify this product. • Use this product at the altitude of 2000m or less
WARNING 2. If the product is used in a manner not specified by this manual, the • Use a CSA/UL certified power supply that provides Class 2 output as defined in the
protections provided by the product may be impaired. CEC (Canadian Electrical Code) and NEC (National Electrical Code) or a CSA/UL
certified power supply that has been evaluated as a Limited Power Source as
 Precautions for handling defined in CAN/CSA-C22.2 No.60950-1/UL60950-1.

NOTICE Do not drop, hit, impact, or apply excessive force to the FI-1000.

 Precautions for wiring

Use the FI-1000 within its rated range. This sensor should be used with
CAUTION a DC power supply. Do not apply AC voltage. Also, do not use a load
that exceeds the permitted range.
1. Check the wire colors during wiring.
2. Use an insulated stabilizing power supply.
3. Do not apply excessive tensile force to the cable.
4. Ensure that the cable tip is not submerged in water during wiring
work.
5. Do not place the cables connected to this product together with
power supply cables for other products.
6. Isolate the cables as far away as possible from any source of noise.
NOTICE
7. Do not use an M12 power supply cable with a total length longer
than 30 m. During IO-Link communication, do not use a cable with a
total length longer than 20 m.
8. When temperature, concentration, or level sensors are connected to
the Multi-port, do not use cables with a length longer than 20 m
between the display unit and the devices.
9. Do not use a cable with a length longer than 20 m between the flow
meter and display unit.

 Other precautions
Important 1. When power is applied to this product, it enters an approximately 17
second “startup” process before it is ready to be used. Do not use
the outputs from the product during this period.
2. Initial drift may occur after the power is turned ON. To detect subtle
differences, let the FI-1000 warm up for approximately 15 to 30
minutes before use.
3. Do not bring a strong magnetic force or magnetic field close to the
FI-1000.

This product includes open source software components. For information about
these open source software components, refer to the “License Information” on the
“Help” menu in [FD-H/FI History Reader], which is software that can be
downloaded from the Internet.

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2. Installation and Wiring
* For details on sensor installation, see the
 Connectable sensors
sensor’s included Instruction Manual. Maximum number
Models that can be of connectable Temperature Concentration Level
connected units per FI-1000 measurement measurement measurement
display unit
Connecting the M12 Power Supply Temperature
FI-T 2  - -
Cable sensor
Concentration
FI-C 1   -
The display unit has one power M12 power
sensor
supply port which is a M12, 8- supply port Level sensor FL 1 - - 
pin connector (of which 6 pins
are used). Please use the
dedicated 6 core cable. Channel Functions
The FI-1000 has four I/O wires corresponding to channels (Ch1 to
Ch4) that can be assigned to control output, external input, and
analog output according to the chart below.
Use “3. Initial Settings” > “H. Initial Settings [I/O]” to assign the wires.
Dedicated power supply cable
(sold separately)
Wire color Function
FD-HCB2 2m
FD-HCB10 10m
Brown Power supply +20 −30 V
Blue GND
Converting to M12, 4-pin Black (Ch1)*1 Control output or analog (selectable)
A conversion cable can be used Control output, analog output, or external input
White (Ch2)
to change from M12 8-pin to (selectable)*2
M12 4-pin. This is useful when Gray (Ch3) Control output or external input (selectable)*2
establishing an IO-Link M12, 8-pin, M12, 4-pin,
connection. female male Pink (Ch4) Control output (fixed)
FD-HCC2 M12 power supply cable with 8-pin to 4-pin conversion, 2m *1 IO-Link wire during an IO-Link connection. It is not possible to switch to IO-Link
FD-HCC10 M12 power supply cable with 8-pin to 4-pin conversion, 10m communication if analog output is selected.
FD-HCC0 8-pin to 4-pin conversion connector *2 Two external input wires are required by the bank input function, set Ch2 and Ch3 to
external input to use this function.
*3 When using an M12 8-pin to 4-pin conversion cable or a conversion connector, the
brown, blue, black (Ch1), and white (Ch2) wires can be used as follows.
Connecting to the Flow Port
2
The FI-1000 has one flow port on the back of it, which a FD-R flow (1) Brown (2) White (Ch2)
3 1 (3) Blue (4) Black (Ch1)
meter can be connected to. 4
FI-1000
First, remove the cover
on the back of the FI-1000.
(M3 × 4)
Wiring
Independently insulate any unused input/output wires.
OP-88671
2m
FD-R
Load (input device) Analog current input device

(1) Wiring for channel assigned to control output

• NPN • PNP
Recommended torque: 0.4 N·m
Brown Brown
20-30 V 20-30 V
* The cable length can be extended by 18m (for a total of 20m) with an M12 to M12
connector cable.
Ch Ch
OP-85503: 2m (PVC), OP-85504: 5m (PVC)

Blue Blue
0V 0V

Connecting to the Multi-port (2) Wiring for channel assigned to external input
The display unit has one Multi-port • NPN • PNP
Multi-port
to which temperature, concentration, Brown Brown
20-30 V 20-30 V
and level sensors can be connected.
Ch Ch

Use a Y-shaped connector

Blue Blue
(FD-HY1) to connect up to two 0V 0V

sensors, such as a temperature

sensor and a concentration sensor, (3) Wiring for channel assigned to analog output
Remove the cover with a flathead
at the same time. screwdriver and connect an M12
Brown
20-30 V
connector cable (sold separately).
Ch

Blue
0V
* It is possible to switch between 4-20 mA and 0-20 mA using settings.

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3. Initial Settings
Settings During Initial Startup (Initialization)

A Language B Screen orientation C Date and time settings D Connected sensors

  
Initial Settings  Initial Settings Initial Settings  Connected Sensors 
Language Screen orientation Press Date and time settings Flow port FD-R

ENGLISH Press Vertical Multi-port 1
 20XX / 11 / 13 17:30 Conc. (FI-C)
Horizontal (CW)
Press Multi-port 2
Horizontal (CCW) 
Level (FL) Press
Set 
DEUTSCH Vertical (inverted)
Back Set
Select Back Set Digit Set Back Select

• Initial value: ENGLISH • Initial value: Vertical • To make changes: • The connected sensors are
• Changing the orientation changes the (1) Move the cursor to the desired automatically displayed.
orientation of the following setting digit and select it with . • To select sensors that will be connected
screens as well as the arrow (2) Change the value with  and . at a later time:
assignments. (3) Confirm the value with . (1) Move the cursor to the target port
and select it with .
Horizontal orientation (2) Change the value with  and .
Up (3) Confirm the value with .

If a connected sensor is changed here,

Left Right a settings error will occur on the current
value screen, but this error will
Down disappear when the correct sensor is
connected.

E Initial settings [Sensor] F Initial settings [Units] G Initial settings [PNP/NPN] H Initial settings [I/O]
   
Initial Settings [Sensor]  Initial Settings [Units]  Initial Settings [PNP/NPN]  I/O classification Target 
Flow direction Flow rate unit PNP/NPN
Press Ch1 Output Flow
Toward the LED side L/min PNP  Ch2 Analog Temp. 1
Pipe size Concentration unit NPN
2"(50A) Brix% Ch3 Output Conc.
Set and continue Set and continue Ch4 Output Flow. Press
Press Press 
  Back Set
Back Set Back Set Back Set Select
• Initial value: PNP

Options Options I/O Output Analog Input*3

Item Item (underlined items are initial values)
(underlined items are initial values)
Settable Ch1,*1 *2
Flow meter (FD-R) connected Flow meter (FD-R) connected Ch1,*1 Ch2 Ch2, Ch3
channels Ch2, Ch3, Ch4
From the LED side, Toward the LED Flow unit L/min, m3/h, G/min*
Flow direction Flow Flow
side Temperature sensor connected Temp.1 Temperature 1
Pipe size Temp. unit* °C, °F (xx) (xx)
Temp. 2 Temperature 2
• FD-R50 1 1/2"(40A), 2"(50A) Concentration sensor (FI-C) connected (xx) (xx)
Options*4 ----
• FD-R80 2 1/2"(65A), 3"(80A) Concentration Conc. Concentration
Brix%, nD (refractive index)
unit Level Level
• FD-R125 4"(100A), 5"(125A)
Heat transfer Heat transfer
Level sensor connected
• FD-R200 6"(150A), 8"(200A) Error
Level unit* mm, inch ----
Level sensor (FL) connected Heat transfer calculation = Enabled on previous screen
Functions can be *1 Ch1 is the IO-Link wire during an IO-Link connection. It is not
Probe input 200mm increments, Heat transfer MJ/h, kW, kBTU/h*, GJ/h, MW, possible to switch to IO-Link communication if “Analog” is
(FL)*1 1mm increments (standard only) unit
assigned for each
MBTU/h* selected.
channel such as *2 Only Ch1 supports pulse output.
Probe length*2 100 to 12000 mm (200 mm)
“Output” with
* *3 Two external input wires are required by the bank input
Flow meter (FD-R) + “Flow” and function. Set Ch2 and Ch3 to “Input” to use this function.
temperature sensor (FI-T) × 2 connected Important When changing the unit of
“Analog” with *4 Temperature 1 and Temperature 2 can be selected when
measurement be sure to check devices with temperature measuring functions (FD-R / FI-T / FI-
Heat transfer
Disabled, Enabled “Temperature.”
calculation*3 and abide by the laws and C) are assigned to the connected sensors. Concentration and
regulations of the country and Level can be selected when the FI-C or FL is assigned,
*1 With the FL-C001/S001 connected, select “200mm location in which the product respectively, to the connected sensors. Heat transfer can be
increments.” will be used. selected when Heat transfer calculation is set to "Enabled" on
*2 If a value exceeding 2000 mm is entered with the screen [E].
FL-001/C001/S001 connected, the sensor will operate
with the value set to 2000 mm.
*3 Setting Heat transfer calculation to "Enabled" allows
the setting of Heat transfer unit on the [F] Initial Final check screen
Settings [Units] screen and the assignment of Heat
transfer on the [H] Initial Settings [I/O] screen. Press


Exit

To current value screen

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4. Viewing the Current Value 123

Parts of the Display

No. Name Function
Lights according to the status of the output.
(1) Status indicator Flashes red when an error occurs. (For details,
see Page 17.)
(1) This indicator varies according to the reception
(3) strength of the ultrasonic signal of the flow meter
(FD-R):
(2) (5) 4 bars: High signal strength
Flow meter (FD-R) 2 or 3 bars: Medium signal strength
Flow rate (L/min) (2)
(4) stability indicator 1 bar: Low signal strength
All OFF: No signal

70.4 (6)
Reference
The stability is displayed for the “Flow” and “Multi
View” on the current value screen and on the “Heat
transfer” screen.
(7)

50.0 (3)
Show the status of outputs 1 to 4, lighting when an
Output indicators (1) output is ON and turning OFF when an output is
to (4) OFF. * Indicators are not displayed for channels to
which a control output has not been assigned.
MENU key
Displays the selected bank (A, B, C, or D) of the
(4) Bank number
enabled bank input function.
Select key IO-Link Displayed when IO-Link communication is in
(5) communication
indicator progress.
Arrow keys
Indicates the screen type: flow, temperature,
(6) Screen type concentration, level, etc. Using the left and right
keys you can cycle through the display screens.
(7) Main display area Displays the current value and set value.

Current Value Screen Overview

Switch with  and . Multi View
* The availability of screens will Multi View
vary dependent on what sensors Heat transfer
are connected.
Instant. heat (MJ/h) 52.3 L/min
Level
1587.6 L
Level (mm)
Concentration
1.345 35.2 °C
Conc. (Brix%)
8.7 Brix

415 %

8.7
Temperature

Flow Temp.1 (°C)

FI-T1
Instant. flow (L/min)

35.2
52.3
[1] 60.0
[2] 40.0
Go to the MENU screen with . Switch the display with .
Menu Change display

Instant. value
123
Hold value
Current History For details,
Value Percent display see the following page.
Accum. value
Graph
Settings Status
Select

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 Change display

Instantaneous value
Display Change Hold value
Percent display
Accumulated value
To change the displayed screen, open the sub menu by pressing  on any screen.
Graph

Select

(1) Instantaneous value (2) Hold value

Checking the current value Checking the peak and bottom values
Flow rate (L/min) Instantaneous flow rate Flow rate (L/min) Instantaneous flow rate

Instat.flow (L/min) Flow rate (L/min) Displays the maximum value

Changing the set value
Use  and  to move the (Peak) and minimum value

52.3 cursor to the set value to (Bottom) since power was

[1] 40.0
change it.  Select it with
.  Fine-tune the value
with  and .
12.3 turned ON.
Instantaneous value

35.3
[3] 40.0 50.0 Peak
35.3 Peak

Ch Set value (upper limit)*1

[1]
[3]
40.0
40.0 50.0
Bottom
9.4 Bottom
12.3
9.4

Set value (lower limit)*1 Power turned ON Time

Hold down  +  (or ) on this screen to adjust

Hold Reset
the following items.
Hold down  +  (or ) on this screen to reset
• [Flow rate] Origin Adjustment
the hold values to zero.
• [Concentration] Teach
• [Level] Zero shift * Hold values can also be reset with  (MENU)  “Settings”  “4. Useful functions” 
“Hold reset” or by turning the power OFF.
*1 In standard mode, one value can be displayed and set per channel. In area mode, * Executing the hold reset will reset all the hold values of the enabled monitored values.
two values—the upper limit (High) and lower limit (Low)—can be displayed and set
per channel.

(3) Percent display (4) Accumulated value

Displaying relative values Checking the totalized flow
Flow rate (%) % display Total flow (L) Accumulated flow

Flow rate (%) Accum. flow (L)

Changing the set value Changing the set value
Use  and  to move the
98.5% Set values cannot be
changed from this screen.
Change them from the
870.0 cursor to the set value to
change it.  Select it with
instantaneous value .  Fine-tune the value
[1] 24.8% screen. [1] 4000.0 with  and .
[3] 38.8% 111.3% [4] 5000.0
Set percentage (upper limit)*1
[1] 4000.0
[4] 4000.0 5000.0
Set percentage (lower limit)*1 Set value
Ch (only in accumulated elapsed time mode)

Preset Calibration Reset Total

Hold down  +  on this screen or the (1) Hold down  +  (or ) on this screen to reset
instantaneous value screen to register the flow rate the accumulated value to zero.
that will be referenced as 100%. * The accumulated heat transfer is reset on the heat transfer screen.
* The reference heat transfer is registered on the heat transfer screen.
* The accumulated value can also be reset with  (MENU)  “Settings”  “4. Useful
*1 In standard mode, one percentage can be displayed per channel. In area mode, two functions”  “Accumulated flow (Heat transfer) reset.”
percentages—the upper limit (High) and lower limit (Low)—can be displayed per
channel.

(5) Graph
Visually checking transitions
Flow rate (L/min) : The duration of the graph can be changed from the sub
Channel name menu.
Instantaneous flow rate
Ch1 12.0 Submenu Submenu
Display change 1 minute
Set value* Changing the set value
Use  and  to move the Graph timeframe 10 minutes
cursor to the set value or
channel to change it.  Select
26:30 27:00 27:30 it with .  Fine-tune the value
with  and .
Set Set
* In area mode, the range between the upper and lower limits of the set value is displayed
on a graph. Changes can be made from this screen with  and .
Graph sampling is performed at intervals of 1 second (with the 1 minute setting) and 10
Select from two graph durations.
seconds (with the 10 minutes setting).
* The display shows 0 for up to 30 seconds after the power turns ON.

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 Display Menus by Monitored Value
Monitored Value
(Switch with Flow Temperature 1 Temperature 2 Concentration Level Heat transfer
 and .)
Flow meter (FD-R) When one or more devices capable of Concentration Sensor Level Sensor (FL) “Heat Transfer
connected measuring temperature are connected, FI-C connected connected calculation” set to
“Temperature 1” is displayed. When two “Enabled” on the
or three of these devices are connected, Initial Settings
Conditions for “Temperature 2” is displayed.*1 screen.
displaying
monitored
values

Instantaneous
     
value

Value before *2

- - - Concentration - -
conversion
before span

Hold value      

Percent display  - - - *3 

Accumulated
 - - - - 
value
Instantaneous
     
graph
*4
Unique item - - - - -
Tank view
*1 Devices capable of measuring temperature
This refers to (1) the FI-T Temperature Sensor, (2) FD-R, and (3) the FI-C Concentration Sensor. If all three are connected at the same
time, two of them are displayed with the following priority: (1) > (2) > (3). 1500
(Example: If two (1) FI-T Temperature Sensor units are connected to a (2) FD-R, priority is given to (1), so Temperature 1 displays the
temperature of one FI-T unit and Temperature 2 displays the temperature of the other FI-T unit.)
*2 Concentration before span
When the unit for the concentration value is Brix%, performing a span adjustment of the concentration enables the selection of this
display, allowing the original Brix% to be checked.
*3 On the percent display screen for the level, standard registration is not necessary. The probe length is assumed to be 100% for the
display.
*4 Tank view
Can be used to visually check the liquid level. When level output is assigned to a channel, the set value can also be adjusted from this
screen.

List Display (Multi view)

The Multi view screen displays a list of the selected monitored values. It is useful in displaying information from multiple connected sensors at
the same time.
Multi View
Multi View Select up to four
items to display.

80.2 L/min Current Value Display content

Selectable items
27.6 
Instant. flow
Accum. flow Instant. flow
2.50 Brix
% Temp.1
Accum. flow
1218 mm
 or
Temp.2
Temp. 1
Conc.
Apply and Temp. 2
return Select
Conc.

Level

Instant. heat

Accum. heat

* The selectable items vary

depending on the connected
sensors.

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5. Setup
Setting Method
Select the category to set. Set the parameter.
Response time
  
Menu Settings  2. Detection settings  Flow sensor 
0.5[s]
1.0[s]

Flow sensor Response time 2.5[s]

123 1. I/O settings
5.0[s]
5.0[s]
Press 2. Detection settings Temp. sensor(Port1) 10[s]
Current History Display resolution (instant.)
Value  3. System settings Concentration sensor Back Select
0.1
4. Useful function Display resolution (instantaneous)
Display resolution (accum.)
5. Initialize 0.01
0.1 0.1
Settings Status Back Select
Back Select Back Select 1

Back Select

1. I/O settings 2. Detection settings (1/2)

I/O settings can be changed for each channel. Configure detection settings for each sensor.

Output Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Flow rate

Change the detection mode and output logic. This is the list of settings when using a flow
See: meter (FD-R).
Setting item Options chapter See:
8 Setting item Options chapter
Flow , Temp. 1, Temp. 2, Conc., Level, Heat 8
1 Target*1 D-1
transfer, Error, --- 1 Response time 0.5 s, 1 s, 2.5 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 60 s,
Standard, Area, Accum. (elapsed time), Pulse D-5
120 s, 200 s
2 Detection mode*1 output*2, Low liquid detection, Stability alert, D-2 2 Resolution (instant.) -
Error
• FD-R50 0.1, 1 (L/min), 0.01, 0.1, 1 (m3/h)
3 Logic N.O., N.C. D-2 • FD-R80 1(L/min), 0.01, 0.1, 1 (m3/h)
 When 1 = “Flow rate” and 2 = “Pulse output” • FD-R125/R200 1 (L/min), 0.1, 1 (m3/h)
4 Pulse weight (Flow) 0.02 to 999.99 (L) (initial value: 1.00 s) D-2 3 Resolution (accum.) 1 (L), 0.1, 1 (m3) -
4 Display averaging 0 to 10 s (initial value: 1 s) D-6
 When 1 = “Heat transfer” and 2 = “Pulse output”
5 Hysteresis
5 Pulse weight (Heat) 0.02 to 999.99 (MJ) (initial value: 1.00 s) D-2
• FD-R50 0 to 99999 (L/min) (initial value: 6)
*1 The “Target” and “Detection mode” selections will vary depending on the sensors • FD-R80 0 to 99999 (L/min) (initial value: 15) D-2
which are connected. • FD-R125 0 to 99999 (L/min) (initial value: 37)
*2 Only Ch1 can be set to pulse output mode. • FD-R200 0 to 99999 (L/min) (initial value: 95)
6 Zero cut flow rate
Analog Ch1 Ch2 • FD-R50 0 to 999.9 (L/min) (initial value: 36)
• FD-R80 0 to 9999 (L/min) (initial value: 90) D-7
Change the upper and lower limits for the analog output. • FD-R125 0 to 9999 (L/min) (initial value: 220)
• FD-R200 0 to 99999 (L/min) (initial value: 570)
See:
Setting item Options chapter 7 Flow direction From the LED side, Toward the LED
-
8 side
1 Analog target *1
Flow , Temp.1, Temp. 2, Conc., Level, Heat transfer D-3 8 Pipe size
2 Analog output current 4-20mA, 0-20mA D-3 • FD-R50 1 1/2" (40A), 2" (50A)
• FD-R80 2 1/2"(65A), 3" (80A) D-8
Analog lower limit value corresponding to 4mA • FD-R125 4" (100A), 5" (125A)
3 Analog lower limit D-3
or 0mA (depending on selection above). • FD-R200 6" (150A), 8" (200A)
4 Analog upper limit Analog upper limit value corresponding to 20mA D-3 9 Accum. flow reset Automatic, Manual D-2
*1 The “Analog target” selections will vary depending on the sensors which are 10 Detection hold time 0.5 s, 1 s, 2.5 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, 60 s
connected. D-9
(initial value: 1 s)
11 Correction of flow rate OFF, Manual correction, Span
Input Ch2 Ch3 adjustment
D-10

 When 11 = “Manual correction”

Change the input function. 12 Correction of pipe O.D. OFF, Make a correction D-10
See:  When 12 = “Make a
Setting item Options correction”
chapter8
Disabled, Accum. flow reset, Zero flow, Flow 13 Pipe O.D. See chapter 8, D-10 Correction of
D-10
1 Input function*1 origin adjustment, Concentration hold, Accum. D-4 flow rate.
Heat reset, Bank change*2 14 Pipe thickness selection SGP, SCH20S, SCH40, SCH80,
D-10
*1 The “Input function” selections will vary depending on the sensors which are Numeric entry
connected.  When 14 = “Numeric
*2 To use the bank switching function, Ch2 and Ch3 must both be set to external input entry”
and one of their functions must be assigned to “Bank change.” 15 Pipe thickness 0.1 to 30.0 (mm) D-10
16 Liquid type Water, Numeric entry D-10
1. I/O settings The items assigned to each channel
 When 16 = “Numeric
on the Initial Settings screen are entry”
Ch1: Output Flow listed and can be changed. 17 Liquid ultrasonic vel. D-10
Ch2: Analog Temp. 2 The “Output,” “Analog,” and “Input” • Other than the FD-R200 1000 to 1700 m/s (initial value:
assignments cannot be changed 1497 m/s)
here. To change them, • FD-R200 1200 to 1700 m/s (initial value:
1497 m/s)
NPN perform Initialization > Initialize
18 Kinematic viscosity 0.1 to 9999.9 cSt (initial value:
I/O settings, see section 5 for 1.0 cSt)
D-10
Back Select
details. When 11 = “Span adjustment”
19 Span adjustment 0.100 to 10.000 (initial value: 1.000) D-10

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 2. Detection settings (2/2) Heat transfer
* Only when the corresponding sensor is connected. * These settings are only displayed when
“Heat transfer calculation” is set to
“Enabled” on the Initial Settings screen.
Temperature sensor See:
* These settings are displayed when a temperature Setting item Options chapter
8
sensor (FI-T) is assigned as a “Connected
1 Resolution (instant.)
Sensors” on the Initial Settings screen. -
0.01, 0.1, 1 (MJ/h)
Setting item Options Details 2 Resolution (Accum.)
0.1 s, 10 s, 20 s, 30 s, 60 s, -
1 Averaging time 0.01, 0.1, 1 (MJ)
120 s, 300 s
3 Hysteresis 0.00 to 50.00 (initial value: 2.50) D-2
0.0 to 2.0(°C) For details on these
2 Hysteresis settings, see the 4 Specific heat setting Water, Numeric entry D-12
(initial value: 0.2)
instruction manual of  When 4 = “Numeric
−20.0 to +20.0 (°C)
3 Offset the FI-T Temperature entry”
(initial value: 0.0)
Sensor. 5 Specific heat 0.100 to 10.000 (initial value: 4.186 MJ/°Cm3) D-12
4 Ambient correction OFF, ON(Steel), ON(SUS)
Standard, Reverse 6 Zero cut temp. diff 0.0 to 20.0 (°C) (initial value: 0.5) D-13
5 Screen orientation
7 Reset total Automatic, Manual D-2
* If two temperature sensors are connected, one more set of the above items is
displayed. Port 1  port 2,
8 Temp. sensor position D-12
Port 2  port 1
Automatic switching, Heating mode, Cooling
Concentration sensor 9 Energy transfer mode
mode
D-12

* These settings are displayed when a

concentration sensor (FI-C) is assigned as a
“Connected Sensors” on the Initial Settings 3. System settings
screen. Change indicator, screen, and other such system settings.
Setting item Options Details

1 Response time
1 s, 2.5 s, 5 s, 10 s, 30 s, Indicator settings
60 s, 120 s, 200 s
2 Resolution* 0.01, 0.1 See:
0.00 to 10.00 (Brix%) Setting item Options chapter
3 Hysteresis 8
(initial value: 0.20)
0.100 to 30.000 Based on Output 1, Output 1 +
4 Span adjustment* For details on these Predictive maint., Based on Output
(initial value: 1.000) 1 Indicator mode D-13
settings, see the 2, Based on Output 3, Based on
-9.99 to 99.99
5 Teaching target value instruction manual of Output 4, Multi-judgment
(initial value: 0.00)
the FI-C Concentration  When 1 = “Output 1 + Predictive Maint.”
0.000 to 10.000 Sensor.
6 Special temp. correct.* 2. Predictive maint. ratio 0.1 to 10.0 (initial value: 1.1) D-13
(initial value: 1.000)
−20.0 to +20.0 (°C) 3 Indicator color Green-Off, Green-Red, Always Off D-14
7 Temperature offset
(initial value: 0.0)
8 Low liquid sensitivity High, Medium, Low, OFF

9 Stability alert
3 or less, 2 or less, 1 or less, Display settings
OFF
* This is only displayed when the concentration unit is “Brix%.” See:
Setting item Options chapter
8
Level sensor Vertical, Horizontal (CW), Horizontal
1 Screen orientation -
(CCW), Vertical (inverted)
* These settings are displayed when a level sensor
Turn off when inactive, Brightness
(FL) is assigned as a “Connected Sensors” on the
2 Screen brightness 1, Brightness 2, Brightness 3, D-15
Initial Settings screen. Brightness 4, Brightness 5
Setting item Options Details 3 Language ENGLISH, , , DEUTSCH -
Displays the value set on the Initial 4 Key lock method Standard, With password D-16
1 Probe length Settings screen (the value cannot When 4 = “With password”
be changed). 0000 to 9999 (initial value: 0000)
5 Password D-16
2 Response time 0.4 s, 1 s, 4 s, 10 s
3 Scaling OFF, ON
 When 3 = “ON”
Communication setting
4 1st point input
−19999 to 19999 (initial value: 0)
value Setting item Options Details
5 1st point display 0_Flow rate
−19999 to 19999 (initial value: 0) For details on this setting, see the
value 1 IO-Link process data 1_Multi
6 2nd point input −19999 to 19999 IO-Link instruction manual.
2_Heat
value (initial value: 1000) For details on these
7 2nd point display −19999 to 19999 settings, see the
value (initial value: 1000) instruction manual
8 Decimal point 1st digit, 2nd digit, 3rd digit, 4th
of the FL Level History settings
Sensor.
position digit
Setting item Options Details
9 Hysteresis 0 to 19999 (initial value: 5)
Date and time
10 Offset 0 to 19999 (initial value: 0) 1 YYYY/MM/DD -
settings*1
Automatic ambient 2 Event history target Exclude ON/OFF, Include ON/OFF Page 12
11 OFF, ON
update
*1 If the date and time setting is changed here, all the history data will be deleted to
12 Mask (controller side)* 0 to 12000 (initial value: 0)
prevent this data from becoming inconsistent. (A confirmation message will be
13 Mask (probe end)* 0 to 12000 (initial value: 0) displayed before the deletion.)
14 Sensitivity setting High sensitivity, Low sensitivity
15 Stability alert OFF, ON D-11
* Controller side indicates the mask distance from the base of the FL. Probe end
indicates the mask distance from the tip of the FL probe.
If a set sensor (FD-R, FL, etc.) is connected to an initialized FI-1000, the
Reference
settings of the sensor are applied to the FI-1000.

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 4. Useful functions 7. Simulation
Execute functions such as adjusting the zero point and Change values during a simulation of passing fluid to check the
resetting the accumulated flow. corresponding operation of the control and analog outputs.
Setting item Options Description Details Setting item Options Description
Executes origin adjustment, which A sensor's status can be simulated with
will set the current instantaneous Flow
Back entered values to check the operation of
[Flow rate] flow rate to zero. When this the sensor's output and indicators. This
1 Execute D-17
Origin adj. function is executed, it will average Temp. 1 is useful when checking the wiring and
Terminate
the flow rate for 20 seconds and set the operation prior to passing fluid
this value as "zero." through the pipe or when
Temp. 2
Instruction troubleshooting.
Back Executes concentration teaching, Value in the displayable range
[Conc.] manual of the
2 Execute which will set the current Conc.
Teaching FI-C • Items changed according to
Terminate concentration as a known value.
Concentration simulation values
Back Executes a zero shift, which will Level 1. Control output evaluation
[FL] 2. Indicators
3 Execute set the current level value of the
Zero shift 3. Analog output
Terminate FL Level Sensor to zero. Instruction Heat transfer 4. IO-Link process data
Executes calibration, which will manual of the
Back record the signal reflected by the FL Level
[FL] Error* None, Yes * “Error” only affects the error output
4 Execute surrounding obstacles in order to Sensor
Calibration behavior and indicators.
Terminate calibrate the detection of the FL
Level Sensor. Reference • This function does not affect the Accumulated flow and Accumulated
Back Resets the hold values of all Heat transfer settings or the recorded data of the history function. It does
5 Hold reset Page 6
Execute enabled monitored values. affect the graph display on the current value screen.
Accum. flow Back Resets the accumulated flow • Normal detection operation is stopped during simulation execution. (A
6 Page 6 confirmation message will be displayed before the simulation is
reset Execute value to zero.
executed.)
Accum. Heat Back Resets the accumulated heat
7 Page 6
transfer reset Execute transfer to zero.

5. Initialize Keyboard Shortcuts

Initialize or restart the sensor.
Display Applicable screen Command
Items to initialize (indicated with check marks) [Flow rate] Origin
Setting item
I/O settings*1 Other settings History data adjustment, Instantaneous value screen for
[Concentration] the current value of each
Restart device*2 - - - Teach, monitored value
All reset*3   - [Level] Zero shift
Hold value screen for the current Hold down  +  or  + .
Clear history data*4 - -  Hold reset value of each monitored value*
Initialize I/O settings*5  - - Accumulated value screen for
Initialize all*3    Reset Total the current value of the flow or
heat transfer
*1 The I/O settings refer to “G: Initial Settings [PNP/NPN]” and “H: Initial Settings [I/O]”
Instantaneous value and percent
under Initial Settings (chapter 3) and “1. I/O settings” under Setup (chapter 5). Reference flow rate display screens for the current Hold down  + .
on Percent display
*2 After initialization is executed, the current value screen appears. value of the flow or heat transfer
*3 After initialization is executed, the “A: Language” settings screen under Initial Settings Key Lock
Current value screen Hold down  + .
(chapter 3) appears. Keys Unlocked
*4 After initialization is executed, the “5. Initialize” screen remains displayed. * Executing the hold reset will reset all the hold values of the monitored values.
*5 After initialization is executed, the “G: Initial Settings [PNP/NPN]” settings screen
under Initial Settings (chapter 3) appears.

 Initial value list

6. Connected sensors Model FD-R50 FD-R80 FD-R125 FD-R200
Standard mode
set value
Confirm the settings (the connected (set area mode 60 L/min 150 L/min 370 L/min 950 L/min
sensors) selected on screens D under 6. Connected Sensors lower limit)
“3. Initial Settings.” This screen can also Flow port Set area mode
360 L/min 900 L/min 2200 L/min 5700 L/min
be used to check which sensors are FD-R50 upper limit

assigned to Temperature 1 and Multi-port 1 Temperature

Temperature 2. FI-C Model FI-C20D/C40F FL-001/C001/S001
(FI-T/FI-C/FD-R)
These settings cannot be changed here. Multi-port 2 Standard mode Ch1: [Probe length] − 30
FL set value Ch2: [Probe length] × 3/4 − 5
Brix 5.0% 15.0°C
(set area mode Ch3: [Probe length] × 1/4 − 5
lower limit) Ch4: 10
Back
Ch1: [Probe length] − 25
Set area mode Ch2: [Probe length] × 3/4
Brix 15.0% 70.0°C
upper limit Ch3: [Probe length] × 1/4
Ch4: 15

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6. Viewing the History
Usage
From the moment its initial settings are completed, the FI-1000 records the data of each monitored value to the display unit. This history data can be viewed on a graph
for quick troubleshooting and the setting of production conditions.

Menu Selection of browsing data

Cause Trend
Instantaneous data analysis
123 analysis
Accumulated data
Current History
Value Event history


Settings Status Back Set

(1) Instantaneous data (2) Accumulated data (3) Event history

Access up to 1 year of data to view Access up to 1 year of data to view Up to 100 past errors and other such
changes in instantaneous values such as changes in flow rate usage amount (L) events are recorded.
flow rate and temperature. per unit of time.

Display period Display period

2021/07/29 1 day • 10 minutes 2021/07/29 1 day • 1 day Event history
[L/min] • 1 hour [L] • 1 week 11 2021/05/01 10:04:10
50.0
• 1 day • 1 month Settings error
0
• 1 week • 1 year (Multi-port 1)
[˚C]

50.0 • 1 month 2500.0

Select from 12 2021/05/01 10:03:00
0 • 1 year these options. Settings error
[Brix%] Select from 13 2021/05/01 10:01:30
25.0
these options. Sensor added
0 0
7/29 7/30 7/29 7/30 Back

 
 Recorded events
• Errors
Sub menu Sub menu • Output changes (channels changing from
Select up to three OFF to ON)*
Monitored Value Selection Menu Accumulated flow
types of data to • Output changes (channels changing from
or Accumulated
Instant. flow view. Select value ON to OFF)*
Heat transfer can
(The selectable
Temp. 1 Auto scale be selected when • Bank switching
data varies
Back Heat transfer • Span adjustment value changes (flow rate,
Temp. 2 depending on the
calculation is set concentration)
connected
Conc. to Enabled. • Origin adjustment execution (flow rate)
sensors.)
Apply and return • Teaching execution (concentration)
Select the scale Select the scale of • Zero shift execution (level)
Select of the display. (*) Set the display. (*)
* To record the output turning ON/OFF, set “Event history
target” to “Include ON/OFF” from MENU > Settings > 3.
System settings. (Pulse output turning ON/OFF cannot
be recorded.)

* Display scales
 Auto scale  Fixed scale
An easy-to-view display for the data in a specific period of time. An easy-to-view display for continuous comparison of data
The maximum value of the Y-axis on the graph automatically from multiple time axes.
changes to the optimal value for the currently viewed data. The scale is fixed to the maximum value of the Y-axis on the
currently viewed screen.

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 Supplemental Information on History Data
 Meaning of the display period and data for “(1) Instantaneous data”
Display period Data interval Recording period Data meaning
10 minutes Every 10 seconds
Last 7 days Instantaneous data is sampled, recorded, and displayed every 10 seconds.
1 hour Every minute
1 day Every hour
1 week Every day Instantaneous data from the peak value to the bottom value is sampled,
Last year
1 month Every day recorded, and displayed every 10 minutes.
1 year Every month

 Meaning of the display period and data for “(2) Accumulated data”
Display period Data interval Recording period Data meaning
1 day Every hour
The accumulated flow at each data interval is recorded.
1 week Every day
Last year (Example: if the display period is “1 day,” the accumulated flow is graphed
1 month Every day
every hour.)
1 year Every month

 Data recorded for “(3) Event history”

• Events are displayed in order of occurrence with the latest event displayed first. Events are saved once every 5 seconds.
• If multiple instances of the same event occur in a 5-second period, they are recorded as one event. If different types of events occur in a 5-second period, they
are recorded sequentially.
• When more than 100 events are recorded, the old data is overwritten.

Deleting History Data

To delete the data, execute “Clear history data” or “Initialize all” from MENU > Settings > 5. Initialize.

Outputting Data to a PC
History data can be output to a PC from the USB (mini B) port of the FI-1000.
Data can be output in CSV format for analysis or to be graphed for trend monitoring.

KEYENCE website
This function requires specialized software that can be downloaded from the KEYENCE web-
www.keyence.com/glb site.

If using the unit in an environment where it is not possible to download software over the Internet, contact the nearest KEYENCE office.

USB
(mini B)

USB

Supported OS
Windows10/8/7

Items that can be output in CSV format

(1) At 10 second intervals, the instantaneous data and stability [Flow rate, Temperature,
Concentration, Level, Heat transfer] from the last 7 days*
(2) At 10 minute intervals, the instantaneous data and stability [Flow rate, Temperature,
Concentration, Level, Heat transfer] from the last year*
(3) At hourly intervals, the totalized data [Flow rate, Heat transfer] from the last year
(4) Up to 100 events
* Stability does not apply to Temperature and Heat transfer.

For details on how to output these items, see the “FD/FI History Reader Instruction Manual” downloadable from the KEYENCE website.

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7. Checking the Status
Usage
The detection status of each sensor is displayed under “Status.” If there are problems, their solutions can be diagnosed automatically.

No problem
Menu
Status Drop in stability
123
Flow sensor
Current History
Error
Value Conc. sensor
Level sensor To the sensor’s
Press Press status screen
 
Settings Status
Back Select

Flow rate Temperature

Flow sensor Temp. sensor 1

Stability 4 FD-R stability (max. 4)

Error details
Head error (when an error
(Temperature 1) occurs)
Set Back

If an error has occurred,

the error details are
displayed.

Displays the stability

of concentration Liquid
Concentration detection.
level
50
Brix%
Temperature sensor Level sensor
40
5.00
Detailed display nD Stability 3 FL status value (signal
30
stability: max. 10)
Brix%

1.3345

20
Temp. (˚C)
35.0
Low liquid detection 10
Stability Stability alert
Error details
(Concentration) 3 (Level)
0 (when an error occurs)
Back Select Back Back Select

Error details
FI-C stability (max. 4)
(when an error occurs)

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8. Detailed Setting Descriptions
(4) Pulse output Flow Heat transfer
Detection Mode Related This outputs one pulse per selected flow Instantaneous value Ch1 only
pulse weight (or heat pulse weight). For
example, if a flow pulse weight of 0.1 is
selected, one pulse is output per 0.1 L.
D-1 Control output (Ch1, Ch2, Ch3, Ch4) This mode can be used to control or
display the totalized amount on an external
The settable detection mode varies depending on the monitored value of the sensor device such as a counter.
assigned to the channel. Refer to the chart below for details. (Example: if Concentration is The flow pulse weight and heat pulse 0 Time
assigned to a channel, the detection modes (1) Standard, (2) Area, and (5) Low liquid weight can be changed.
detection can be selected.) (I/O settings on page 8) Pulse ON
Target monitored value assigned to the channel output OFF

Temperature 1, Heat Reference The output pulse turns ON/OFF every half value of
Detection mode Bank Flow Concentration Level Error ---
Temperature 2 transfer the pulse weight.
(1) Standard       - - (Figure on the right: integrated flow pulse weight set
to 1 L)
(2) Area       - - 0.5L 0.5L 0.5L 0.5L
(3) Accumulated 1L
(elapsed time)   - - -  - -
After resetting
(4) Pulse output
(Ch1 only) -  - - -  - - (5) Low liquid detection Concentration
(5) Low liquid This is a mode dedicated for
detection - - -  - - - - concentration sensors.
(6) Stability alarm - - - -  - - - This outputs when it detects a low
liquid condition due to the sensing
(7) Error output - - - - - -  - element not being in contact with the
fluid.
The “Low liquid detection sensitivity”
D-2 Detection mode can be set to four levels: “High,”
“Medium,” “Low,” and “OFF.”
Status Normal Low liquid status Normal

(Detection settings on Page 9) ON

(1) Standard Flow Temperature Concentration Level Heat transfer Output (N.O.)
OFF
When the instantaneous value Usable with bank function
falls below the set value, the ON
output is switched. Instantaneous value Output (N.C.)
OFF
This mode can be used to detect
drops in the supply flow rate. (6) Stability alarm Level
This is a mode dedicated for level
Instantaneous sensors.
set value Hysteresis
It outputs when there are drops in
sensor stability. It notifies the user
Time when probe maintenance is
Output ON
(N.O.) OFF necessary due to foreign particles
accumulating on the probe and
Output ON
(N.C.) OFF detection becoming unstable.
Status Normal Drop in stability Normal
An output is generated when the
Reference Switching between N.O and N.C.: “1. I/O settings” on page 8, changing the measurement stability (status value)
ON
hysteresis: “2. Detection settings” on pages 8 to 9 is 2 or lower. Output (N.O.)
(For details on stability, see the OFF
instruction manual of the FL Series
(2) Area Flow Temperature Concentration Level Heat transfer Level Sensor.) Output (N.C.)
ON

When the instantaneous value is OFF

Usable with bank function
outside of a certain range, the
output is switched. Instantaneous value (7) Error output Common for all sensors
This mode can be used to Generates output when an error
detect excessive or insufficient Set upper limit occurs on a connected sensor/
supply flow rates. Hysteresis
display unit. Assigning an output to Status Normal Error status Normal
“Error” in Settings > I/O settings
Set lower limit Hysteresis
automatically assigns this output to ON
Output (N.O.)
common error output mode. OFF
Time An output is generated when one of
Output ON
(N.O.) OFF the following errors occurs: ON
Output (N.C.)
• Settings error OFF
Output ON
(N.C.) OFF • Memory error
Reference Switching between N.O and N.C.: “1. I/O settings”on page 8, changing the • Concentration sensor dry water
hysteresis: “2. Detection settings” on pages 8 to 9 detection
• Level sensor stability alarm

(3) Accumulated Flow Heat transfer

(elapsed time) Usable with bank function For details, see “Errors” and “Output Status by Error Category” on page 20.
An output is generated when the Accumulated value
accumulated flow reaches the
set value.
This mode can be used to
detect if a certain amount of fluid Set accumulated value
has passed through the pipe.
Time
ON
Output (N.O.) OFF
Output (N.C.) ON
OFF
External input /
manual reset

Reference • The upper limit of the displayable range for accumulated values is 9
digits for flow rate and heat transfer. (Example: If the flow rate display
resolution (accumulated) is 0.1 m3, the upper limit is 99999999.9 m3.)
The value of the upper limit will be displayed for any values that exceed
this limit. If “Accumulated flow (heat transfer) reset” is set to “Automatic,”
the value will be reset to 0 automatically if it reaches the upper limit of the
display. (Detection settings on Page 8 to 9)
• Setting “Input function” to “Accumulated flow (heat transfer) reset” allows
the accumulated value to be reset with external input. (I/O settings on
page 8)
• While the reset total input signal is applied, the accumulated value is
fixed to 0.

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 (3) Origin adjustment Flow
Analog/External Input Related “Origin adjustment” can be
executed from an external input.
Instantaneous flow rate

This is useful in periodically Average value calculation

(approximately 10 seconds)
adjusting the zero point from an
external device.
D-3 Analog output (Ch1, Ch2) This function averages the
instantaneous flow rate over
The instantaneous values for the lower and upper limits of analog output can be adjusted.
approximately 20 seconds and 0 Time
Target monitored value assigned to the channel sets this value as “zero.” Offset to zero
ON
Heat
Flow Temperature 1 Temperature 2 Concentration Level OFF
transfer
See the
Heat Perform this function when the pipe is filled with fluid and the
Upper limit Upper limit
Initial analog upper Probe Transfer
limit (20 mA)
of the rated 100°C 100°C of the rated
length Calculation fluid is not moving.
flow rate concentration
Setup
Guide. (4) Concentration hold Concentration
Initial analog lower The current concentration is held while this input is ON.
0 L/min 0°C 0°C 0% 0mm 0 MJ/h
limit For details, see the instruction manual of the FI-C Series Concentration Sensor.

Initial status (5) Accumulated Heat transfer reset Heat transfer

The analog output type can be selected from Analog output value (mA)
Resets the accumulated heat transfer display value to 0.
4-20 mA and 0-20 mA.
20.5 For details, see “(3) Accumulated (elapsed time) under Detection mode” (page 14).
(4-20 mA is shown in the figure on the right.)
20

(6) Bank Common for all sensors

4 Instantaneous
0
value Only enabled when Ch2 and Ch3 are set to bank input
Analog output
Zero cut Standard, area, and accumulated elapsed time modes use set values to output signals.
When the settings upper limit (initial value)
Bank input can be used to access four types of set values (banks A, B, C, and D). This can
are changed be used to evaluate different target products by having a PLC switch between optimal set
values for each.
Example 1 Example 2 Ch2 (white wire) Ch3 (gray wire) Bank
Analog output upper limit 1000 L/min Analog output upper limit 100 L/min OFF OFF A
Analog output lower limit 100 L/min Analog output lower limit 1000 L/min ON OFF B
OFF ON C
Analog output value (mA) Analog output value (mA)
ON ON D
20.5 20.5 For example, if Ch1 is assigned to area mode for flow rate, Ch2 is assigned to bank input
20 20 1, Ch3 is assigned to bank input 2, and Ch4 is assigned to area mode for temperature, it is
possible to switch between up to four patterns for upper and lower limits on set flow rate
and temperature values.
4 4
3.8 3.8

100 1000 Flow rate 100 1000 Flow rate

(L/min) (L/min)
When Ch2 and Ch3 are set to bank input, the set values of
Reference • The analog output value becomes 3.5 mA (when set to 4-20 mA) or 0 mA banks A, B, C, and D can be changed from the current value
(when set to 0-20 mA) depending on the error type (such as when a
detection not possible error occurs). For details, see “Errors” and “Output screen. The set values of each bank can be configured without
Status by Error Category” on page 20. having the corresponding external inputs applied.
• The update cycle of the analog output is 300 ms or less for flow rate and
200 ms or less otherwise. Current value screen
Sub Menu Selection Bank settings
Flow rate (L/min)
Bank A
Change display
D-4 External input (Ch2, Ch3) Ch1:

52.4
Bank settings 37.0

The external input function can be selected according to the connected sensor. Ch4:
Connected Sensors [1] 37.0   43.0
[2] 40.0
Heat [4] 43.0
Input function Flow Temperature 1 Temperature 2 Concentration Level Select
transfer Select

(1) Accumulated flow reset  - - - - -

(2) Zero flow  - - - - -
(3) Origin Adjustment
(4) Concentration hold

-
-
-
-
-
-

-
-
-
-
Flow Sensor Detection Settings
(5) Accumulated Heat transfer reset - - - - - 
(6) Bank
(Sets Ch2 and Ch3 to bank input.)       D-5 Response time
Reference The minimum input time is 20 ms. The response time is the time required
Actual flow rate change
for the internal evaluation value and the
analog output to register/display at least Internally measured flow rate
(1) Accumulated flow reset Flow 63% of the change in the instantaneous value and analog output value
Resets the accumulated flow display value to 0. flow rate. 100 L/min
For details, see “(3) Accumulated (elapsed time) under Detection mode” (page 14). Example:
When the response time is 10 seconds,
(2) Zero flow Flow if the actual flow rate increases from 0 to 63 L/min

This forcibly sets the instantaneous Instantaneous flow rate

100 L/min instantaneously, the
Actual flow rate value
flow rate to zero while the external instantaneous flow rate value of the
FD-R value
input signal is applied. sensor will show 63 L/min or more within
This is useful in preventing the flow 10 seconds (63 L/min is 63% of 100 L/ 0 L/min
min). Time
rate from being displayed and an
output occurring at an unnecessary 10 seconds
time such as when the pipe is not
full or flowing.
Time
External
input
D-6 Display averaging
Displays the average current value (instantaneous value). As this set value becomes
Reference While this signal is applied, analog output is equivalent to 0 L/min and the larger, the display becomes more stable.
accumulated flow is stopped. Additionally, while this signal is applied, the FI-
1000 displays 0, but the FD-R displays the normal measured value. Reference Display averaging only affects the current value display. The control output
and the analog output evaluations are not affected by this setting.

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 D-7 Zero cut flow rate (2) Manual correction
This is useful in improving the accuracy.
If the instantaneous flow rate is
less than or equal to a certain Instantaneous flow rate
Actual flow rate
 Pipe size
value, the FD-R is forced to
FD-R value Input the outer diameter and the thickness of the actual pipe being used.
recognize the instantaneous
For pipe schedules other than SGP, enter the correct pipe outer diameter and thickness.
flow rate as 0. This value is
Then, the flow rate value is corrected according to the internal diameter.
called the “zero cut flow rate.”
For example, if the zero cut flow  Characteristics of the fluid being measured

Zero cut flow rate

rate is set to 5 L/min, the FD-R
value is fixed to 0 L/min if the
0L/min The FD-R Series calculates the flow rate with the fluid being measured set as water.
Time
instantaneous value falls below If the fluid being measured is not water and if you know the ultrasonic transmission
5 L/min. speed and kinematic viscosity of the fluid, enter these values to improve the
measurement accuracy.
• Liquid sound velocity setting
Enter the ultrasonic speed within the fluid being measured.
General data is shown below.
Reference When the instantaneous flow rate is less than or equal to the zero cut flow Ultrasonic speed (typical)
rate, the control output, analog output, and accumulated flow treat the flow
rate as 0 L/min.
Liquid Ultrasonic speed [m/s]
Water (25°C) 1497
D-8 Pipe size Ocean water (concentration: 3.5%) 1510
The FD-R Series has been adjusted for optimal performance according to the pipe Water-soluble coolant 1490
material, so select the correct material. Oil-based coolant 1250
Thickness (inner diameter) Ethylene glycol (concentration: 100%) 1650
Model Pipe size
SGP SCH20S SCH40 SCH80
• Kinematic viscosity
1 1/2"(40A) 3.5 mm 3.0 mm 3.7 mm 5.1 mm
FD-R50 Enter the kinematic viscosity of the fluid being measured.
2"(50A) 3.8 mm 3.5 mm 3.9 mm 5.5 mm
2 1/2"(65A) 4.2 mm 3.5 mm 5.2 mm 7.0 mm
FD-R80
3"(80A) 4.2 mm 4.0 mm 5.5 mm 7.6 mm Level Sensor Detection Settings
4"(100A) 4.5 mm 4.0 mm 6.0 mm 8.6 mm
FD-R125
5"(125A) 4.5 mm 5.0 mm 6.6 mm 9.5 mm
D-11 Stability alarm
6"(150A) 5.0 mm 5.0 mm 7.1 mm 11.0 mm
FD-R200
8"(200A) 5.8 mm 6.5 mm 8.2 mm 12.7 mm This alarm occurs when the measurement stability (status value) drops. This setting is
initially turned ON. To prevent undesired alarms, turn this setting OFF. (For details on
Reference Errors will occur if the pipe used has a different thickness than this initial stability, see the instruction manual of the FL Series Level Sensor.)
value. To correct these errors, see “D-10 Correction of flow rate value.”

D-9 Detection hold time Heat Transfer Calculation Settings

This sets the length of time to hold the Instantaneous flow rate
previous display status and output status
Hold time Actual flow rate
when the FD-R Series cannot detect the D-12 Heat transfer calculation usage examples
fluid because due to a loss of the
ultrasonic signal (“Stability” is 0). “Heat transfer calculation” is a setting that can be used when one flow sensor and two FI-T
This is useful in maintaining an output as temperature sensors are connected and “Heat transfer calculation” is set to “Enabled.”
much as possible when detection is not Usage examples are shown below.
possible due to the pipe temporarily not
being filled with fluid. Time Heat extraction calculation for metal die coolant
“Detection hold time” can be set between Detection It is possible to calculate heat extraction by attaching temperature sensors to the IN and OUT
Stable Detection Stable
1 and 60 seconds. status not possible sides of the metal die coolant for a die-casting machine and using these sensors together
with a flow sensor, enabling the visualization and management of coolant efficiency.
Reference • During the hold period, the previous values of the instantaneous flow rate,
control output, internal evaluation, and analog output are maintained. In Heat transfer calculation for air conditioning management
this period, the accumulated flow is totalized according to the hold value.
• Even if detection becomes possible again before the end of the set hold (heating and cooling)
period, the FD-R will not return to normal operation until the time specified It is possible to automatically calculate the heat transfer by attaching temperature sensors to
with “Detection hold time” elapses. the low- and high-temperature sides of a building’s air conditioning system and using these
sensors together with a flow sensor. During cooling, one temperature sensor has a large value
and the other a small one and vice-versa during heating, but the current operation can be
evaluated and the FI-1000 can automatically switch between these two modes.
D-10 Correction of flow rate
For details, see the “Heat Transfer Calculation Setup Guide.”
To improve the detection accuracy of the flow rate value, use this function, which can
correct the instantaneous flow rate value.

(1) Span adjustment Flow rate

When the span is set to 1.500
The span adjustment value can be
set from 0.100x to 10.000x which will
act as a multiplier on the sensor's 150 L/min
internal detected value.
This is useful when the instantaneous 100 L/min
At default
value (which is the actual flow rate
value) is known. The sensor's (1.000)
readings can be scaled up or down to
closer match the known value. This Internal measured value
setting can also be used with (2)
Additional settings.

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 D-15 Screen brightness
System Settings
Adjust the brightness of the display unit.
Brighter   Darker
D-13 Indicator mode Screen Brightness Brightness Brightness Brightness Brightness Turn off when
brightness 5 4 3 2 1 inactive*
Select the operation of the display unit’s status indicator.
* If “Turn off when inactive” is selected, the LCD turns OFF when no key operations are
• Output * operation mode (* = 1, 2, 3, 4) performed on the display unit. When the power supply starts or a key operation
The indicator lights and turns OFF according to the evaluation of the desired channel occurs, the LCD display turns ON at Brightness 5. If no operations are performed for
(there is no relation to the N.O./N.C. setting). approximately 10 seconds, the display turns OFF again.
For example, if Ch2 is set to Output: Flow rate, Area mode, the indicator turns ON when the
Reference This setting does not affect the screen brightness of connected sensors.
instantaneous value is in the area and turns OFF when this value is outside the area (see
chart below).
In instantaneous mode In area mode
Value Value D-16 Key Lock
Indicator OFF This function prevents operation mistakes by locking/disabling key operations. This is
Set effective in preventing the settings from being changed easily.
Indicator ON upper limit
Set To require a password when canceling the key lock, set “Key lock method” to “With
value Indicator ON
Set password.”
Indicator OFF lower limit Indicator OFF

Time Time  Enabling/disabling the key lock

Reference • For the accumulated elapsed time mode, Analog output, and Pulse
output of the Flow rate and Heat transfer, the indicator will turn ON when (1) On the current value screen, hold down  + .
the Flow rate meets or exceeds the Zero cut flow rate and will turn OFF
when it drops below this threshold. (2) If “With password” has been selected, enter the
• For the Analog output of the Temperature, Concentration, and Level, the
indicator will be constantly ON. security code.
• The indicator will remain OFF if the corresponding channel is set to a
value other than those listed above (such as external input).
Reference • If the security code entered is incorrect, an error will occur and the
normal screen will appear with the key lock still enabled.
• Output 1 + Predictive Instantaneous mode only • Even when the key lock is enabled, pressing  and  on the current
Maintenance mode Value value screen switches the displayed monitored value.
When the instantaneous value is close to Predictive Indicator ON
dropping below the set value due to build up maintenance
in the pipe, the status indicator flashes. This threshold* Indicator FLASHING
display mode provides users with early Set value
notification of the problem.
For example, if the “Predictive maintenance
Indicator OFF Useful Function
ratio” is “1.1,” the predictive maintenance Time
threshold is the set value times 1.1. The * Predictive maintenance threshold =
set value × predictive maintenance ratio
predictive maintenance status activates (the
indicator flashes) when the instantaneous value
D-17 [Flow] Origin adjustment
is between the set value and this threshold. This function samples the instantaneous flow rate at the time the origin adjustment is
To define the bottom 10% of the set value as executed for approximately 20 seconds and sets this flow rate average as “zero.” Perform
the predictive maintenance range, set the an origin adjustment after the installation of the sensor and the initial settings have been
“Predictive maintenance ratio” to “0.9.” completed.
Reference • The hysteresis set on the output is not considered. The predictive
maintenance status activates solely according to the set value and the Perform this function when the pipe is filled with fluid and the
predictive maintenance threshold. fluid is not moving.
• Excluding the flashing indicator, the operation is the same as that for
“Output 1 operation mode”.
• The predictive maintenance status does not activate if the output 1 Instantaneous flow rate
detection mode is set to something other than “Standard” and if Ch1 is
not set to output.
• The predictive maintenance status does not activate if the output 1 Target Average value calculation
is set to something other than “Flow rate.” (approximately 10 seconds)

• Multi-judgment Operation in Multi-judgment mode

If all the channels whose detection Ch1 Output 1 ON ON OFF
mode is set to “Standard” or “Area” are
Ch2 Output 2 ON OFF OFF
ON, the status indicator lights. If even 0 Time
one of these channels is OFF, the Ch3 Output 3 ON ON OFF
status indicator turns OFF. Ch4 Output 4 ON ON OFF Execute origin Offset to zero
For example, if Ch1 to Ch4 are set to adjustment
  
area mode, the status indicator turns
Status indicator ON OFF OFF Reference This function can also be executed with external input. (Page 15)
ON if all the channels are within their
areas. If even one channel is outside its
area, the status indicator turns OFF.

D-14 Indicator color

Changes the lighting pattern and color of the display
unit’s status indicator.

ON Status OFF Status

Green-Off Green OFF
Indicator color Green-Red Green Red
Always Off OFF OFF

Reference • Regardless of this setting, the indicator always flashes red when an error
occurs.
• If a FI-T Temperature Sensor and FI-C Concentration Sensor are
connected to the Multi-port, the Indicator color setting is also applied to
the lighting color of the sensor heads.
• When the FD-R is connected, the Indicator color setting is also applied to
the lighting color of the FD-R.

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9. Troubleshooting
If the product is not operating as intended, first check the information in this chapter.
Explanations of main flow meter problems and solutions are contained herein.
Menu

123
* The chapter “7. Checking the Status” can be used to Current
Value
History

quickly identify what error has occurred and on which

sensor. (Page 13) Settings Status

Problem Cause Solution Problem Cause Solution

 The flow rate behaves oddly.  The flow meter accuracy is poor.
• Install the sensor so that the The product has not been Check whether the flow meter
• The pipe is not filled with fluid. display is perpendicular, not installed correctly. has been installed correctly.
• The sensor is affected by parallel, to the ground. • Adjust the flow rate span
pulsation or air bubbles. • Increase the response time of The pipe size and the pipe according to the actual flow
• Cavitation is occurring due to the unit. rate value.
thickness selected in the settings
pressure changes. • Increase the Detection hold • If the actual flow rate value is
time of the unit. differ from those of the actual unknown, correctly enter the
pipe. pipe information such as size
• Increase the response time of
the unit. and thickness.
The • Install the FI-1000 on as Perform the origin adjustment
The flow velocity distribution is straight a section of pipe as The origin adjustment has not
instantaneous The flow rate again when the pipe is filled with
flow rate is not not uniform. possible. differs greatly been performed correctly.
fluid and the fluid is still.
stable. • Avoid installing the FI-1000 just from the master
after an expansion, reduction, • Adjust the flow rate span
flow rate value.
or a valve. according to the actual flow
rate value.
Increase the response time of the The characteristics of the fluid
The FI-1000 is affected by noise. • If the actual flow rate value is
unit. largely differ from those of water. unknown, enter the ultrasonic
• Increase the response time of velocity and the kinematic
the unit. viscosity.
The FI-1000 is affected by
• Implement countermeasures • Change the installation
vibrations. against vibration such as position.
supporting the pipe. The flow velocity distribution is
• Adjust the flow rate span
not uniform due to drift.
Check whether valves are open according to the actual flow
The fluid is not flowing. or closed and check the pipe rate value.
and the filter for clogging.  The flow meter stability is low.
Flow rate (L/min) The fluid is flowing; however, the • Check whether the product has
flow rate is less than the zero cut Adjust the zero cut flow rate. been installed correctly.
The flow meter is not properly
• Check that the screws have not
0.0 flow rate.
• Check if the input wiring is
correct.
fixed in place on the pipe.
been partially tightened and
are not loose.
The instantaneous When using the external input
• Install the sensor so that the
flow rate does not function, the flow rate zero input • If the input wire and output wire
are in contact, separate them. display is perpendicular, not
change from “0.” is selected and the external input
• If the flow rate zero input has parallel, to the ground.
The pipe is not filled with fluid.
is being applied. been set accidentally, select a • Remove the flow meter from
different input option. the pipe, and then attach it in a
different location.
• A value is Perform the origin adjustment
displayed even The origin adjustment has not • Increase the Detection hold
again when the pipe is filled with
though no fluid been performed correctly. fluid and the fluid is still. time of the unit.
is flowing • Install the pipe in a manner so • If air bubbles or foreign
through the that it is always filled with fluid. The FI-1000 is affected by foreign particles are expected to be
pipe. The pipe is not filled with fluid. • Install the sensor so that the
• The accumulated particles or air bubbles. present inside the pipe,
display is perpendicular, not change the installation location
flow is totalized parallel, to the ground.
even though no • ---- is displayed. or remove these items by way
fluid is flowing The zero cut flow rate setting is • The flow rate of high-pressure washing.
Increase the zero cut flow rate.
through the pipe. too low. occasionally • Remove the flow meter from
• Check the power supply becomes “0.” the pipe, and then attach it in a
capacity. • One stability
• The power is not turned ON. • Check the wiring for crossed different location.
indicator is lit or • If there is rust or dirt on the
• The cable is damaged. wires or loose connections.
The display does • Check whether the sensor all indicators are pipe surface, avoid this area
not turn ON. The detection signal is
cable is broken. OFF. when installing the sensor.
obstructed by the front or back
System settings > Screen Change the setting to something • If there is a seam on the back
brightness is set to other than surface of the pipe. side of the pipe where the flow
“Turns off when inactive.” “Turns off when inactive.” meter comes in contact with
the pipe, move the flow meter
away from the seam before
installation.
The special rubber where If the special rubber is deformed,
contact is made with the pipe is contact the nearest KEYENCE
deformed or damaged. office.
Contact the nearest KEYENCE
The flow meter is damaged.
office.

 An error is displayed.
An error is
See “Errors” (page 20).
displayed.

 Keys are locked on a connected sensor.

The sensors are designed so that the keys are locked when
Keys are locked
connected to the display unit. To change the settings, use the
on a sensor.
display unit.

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10.Specifications and Related
Information
Specifications
Model FI-1000
Display QVGA 2.0" LCD color monitor, Status indicator
Display update cycle Approx. 10 Hz
Unit MJ/h, kW, kBTU/h, GJ/h, MW, MBTU/h
Heat transfer
Display resolution Instantaneous value (MJ/h): 0.01/0.1/1 (initial value: 0.1), Accumulated value (MJ): 0.01/0.1/1 (initial value: 0.1)
calculation function*1
Pulse output unit (MJ) 0.02 to 999.99
Accumulation period Approx. 1 year
Data accumulation
Data reading USB2.0
I/O wiring connection port M12 8-pin connector (male)
Output (Ch1/2/3/4) NPN/PNP setting switchable, Open collector output 30 VDC or less, Max. 100 mA/Ch, Residual voltage: 2.5 V or less
I/O (switchable) Analog output (Ch1/2) 4 to 20 mA/0 to 20 mA (switchable), Load resistance: 500 Ω or less
External input (Ch2/3) Short-circuit current: 1.5 mA or less, Input time: 20 ms or more
Power supply voltage 20 to 30 VDC including 10% ripple (p-p), Class2/LPS
Power supply
Current consumption 55 mA or less (display unit / load current excluded)*2
Power supply reverse connection protection, Power supply surge protection, Short-circuit protection for each output, Surge
Protection circuit
protection for each output
Network compatibility IO-Link*3
Enclosure rating IP65/IP67 (IEC60529)*4
Ambient temperature −20°C to +50°C (no freezing)
Environmental
Ambient humidity 35%RH to 85%RH (no condensation)
resistance
Vibration resistance 10 to 500 Hz, power spectral concentration: 0.816 G2/Hz, XYZ axes
Shock resistance 100 m/s2 (approx. 10G), 16 ms pulse, XYZ axes, 1000 times for each axis
Material Body: PPS/PET/POM, display: PAR
Weight Approx. 120 g

*1 Usable when one FD-R Series flow meter and two temperature sensors (all sold separately) are connected.
*2 455 mA or less with the load included. When connecting sensors such as temperature sensors, add each sensor’s current consumption (830 mA or less with load and additional sensors).
*3 IO-Link: Compatible with specification v1.1/COM2 (38.4 kbps). The setting file (IODD) can be downloaded from the KEYENCE website (www.keyence.com/glb).
IO-Link is a trademark or registered trademark of PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PNO).
*4 The IP65/67 enclosure rating is lost when a USB connection is established.

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 Errors Output Status by Error Category
Display Category Cause Solution Control
Errors common for all sensors output Error Status
• Perform a complete Category (other than Analog output History data
output indicator
Memory error / initialization. error
(4) General FLASH memory or output)
EEPROM error / • If the problem persists,
error EEPROM error
System error contact the nearest Normal
(1) Normal Normal
KEYENCE office. operation OFF* Normal operation
Notification operation operation
Reset the time. If the
(4) General problem persists, contact Normal Normal Normal
Time error Time error (2) Alert ON* Normal operation
error the nearest KEYENCE operation operation operation
office.
Excessive current (more • Check if the output The value of the
than 100 mA) is flowing wires are connected corresponding Records as if
through a channel from correctly and are not in sensor is fixed as the
(4) General (3) Sensor Corresponding follows. Flashing instantaneous
Overcurrent Ch1 to Ch4, indicating a contact with other wires. ON*
error error channel: OFF* • When 4-20 mA red value of the
potential short circuit or a • Check if the load is
draw exceeding the within the rated range of is set: 3.5 mA corresponding
specifications. the output. • When 0-20 mA sensor is zero
The frequency of the pulse is set: 0 mA
Pulse output (4) General Increase the pulse weight
output has exceeded 500 (4) General Normal Flashing Normal
error error Hz. value. ON* Normal operation
error operation red operation
The sensor registered in
Communication (3) Sensor Check the sensor * When set to N.O. When set to N.C., this output is reversed.
the initial settings is not
error error connections.
properly connected.
Connect the sensors

Settings error (3) Sensor

error
A sensor different from indicated in the settings or
that registered in the initial change the settings to the
settings is connected. appropriate connected
WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS
sensor.
Flow Meter (FD-R) errors (1) KEYENCE warrants the Products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a
The fluid flows in the Check if the set flow period of one (1) year from the date of shipment. If any models or samples were shown to
Reverse flow (1) Buyer, such models or samples were used merely to illustrate the general type and quality of
Notification opposite direction of the direction matches the
error setting. actual direction. the Products and not to represent that the Products would necessarily conform to said models
The temperature or samples. Any Products found to be defective must be shipped to KEYENCE with all shipping
Out of measured by the FD-R is Use this product within the costs paid by Buyer or offered to KEYENCE for inspection and examination. Upon examination
(1)
temperature outside the detection specified temperature by KEYENCE, KEYENCE, at its sole option, will refund the purchase price of, or repair or
range (flow rate) Notification range (standard model range. replace at no charge any Products found to be defective. This warranty does not apply to any
only). defects resulting from any action of Buyer, including but not limited to improper installation,
Detection error (3) Sensor The ultrasonic signal See chapter 9, improper interfacing, improper repair, unauthorized modification, misapplication and
(flow rate) error cannot be detected. “Troubleshooting.” mishandling, such as exposure to excessive current, heat, coldness, moisture, vibration or
Temperature sensor (FI-T) errors outdoors air. Components which wear are not warranted.
The temperature (2) KEYENCE is pleased to offer suggestions on the use of its various Products. They are only
Out of detection Use this product within the suggestions, and it is Buyer's responsibility to ascertain the fitness of the Products for Buyer’s
(1) Notification measured by the FI-T is
range specified temperature
outside the detection intended use. KEYENCE will not be responsible for any damages that may result from the use
(Temperature) range.
range. of the Products.
The FI-T detection head is Check the connection (3) The Products and any samples ("Products/Samples") supplied to Buyer are not to be used
disconnected from the FI- between the FI-T internally in humans, for human transportation, as safety devices or fail-safe systems, unless
Head error (3) Sensor T display amplifier or the their written specifications state otherwise. Should any Products/Samples be used in such a
cable connecting them is detection
(Temperature) error head and
display amplifier. manner or misused in any way, KEYENCE assumes no responsibility, and additionally Buyer
broken. will indemnify KEYENCE and hold KEYENCE harmless from any liability or damage
Concentration sensor (FI-C) errors whatsoever arising out of any misuse of the Products/Samples.
The waveform is searched (4) OTHER THAN AS STATED HEREIN, THE PRODUCTS/SAMPLES ARE PROVIDED WITH
Detection in for immediately after NO OTHER WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER. ALL EXPRESS, IMPLIED, AND STATUTORY
(1) Notification Searching for detected
progress insertion into the tank. WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTIES OF
waveform.
(Concentration) Wait for this operation to MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-
finish. INFRINGEMENT OF PROPRIETARY RIGHTS, ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. IN NO
The concentration EVENT SHALL KEYENCE AND ITS AFFILIATED ENTITIES BE LIABLE TO ANY PERSON
Use this product within the
Out of range measured by the FI-C is OR ENTITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL OR
specified concentration
(Concentration) (1) Notification outside the detection CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY DAMAGES
range.
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Out of The temperature LOSS OR INACCURACY OF DATA, LOSS OF PROFITS, LOSS OF SAVINGS, THE COST OF
Use this product within the
(1) Notification measured
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specified temperature
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range.
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Stability alarm The FI-C detection the FI-C detecting
(Concentration) (2) Alert stability is low. CLAIM AGAINST BUYER. In some jurisdictions, some of the foregoing warranty disclaimers or
surface. damage limitations may not apply.
Low liquid Use this product with the
(3) Sensor The FI-C is not in contact
detection FI-C sensing elements in BUYER'S TRANSFER OBLIGATIONS:
(Concentration) error with the fluid. contact with the fluid. If the Products/Samples purchased by Buyer are to be resold or delivered to a third party, Buyer
Level sensor (FL) errors must provide such third party with a copy of this document, all specifications, manuals,
The liquid level measured Use this product within the catalogs, leaflets and written information provided to Buyer pertaining to the Products/Samples.
Out of range (1) by the FL is outside the E 1101-3
Notification detection range (−20000 specified liquid level
(Level) range.
or 20000).
Stability alarm The FL detection stability Perform maintenance on
(2) Alert
(Level) is low. the FL probe.
For details, see the
Calibration (4) General Calibration failed. instruction manual of the
(Level) error FL Series.
There is a problem in the For details, see “ErSt,”
installation environment or
Detection error (3) Sensor “ErwA,” and “ErJU” in the
an error in the settings.
(Level) error instruction manual of the
The sensor may also be FL Series.
affected by noise.
Probe (3) Sensor The probe is Properly connect the
disconnection error disconnected. probe.
error (Level)

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