U209-B 8-digit electronic counter

U209-B 8-digit electronic counter

Features:

Power: DC12V

Total :8digits counting pulse width more than 40 ms

100% Factory Tested.

Packing:

Weight: Dimension:

150g/case of 1 70×32×42mm/case of 1

emperature of nozzle. tj.; Stop fuel dispenser. Readout indicating valve Vj, unit price Pu, and sale vale Pj. (keep two digitals after decimal.); Readout vernier value corresponding to nadir in measu fuel dispenser ring neck as foam and bubble disappear completely. Calculate out standard cubage VB (keep two digitals after decimal.) under 20 �? Then measure oil temperature tB in the middle of the standard measurer; Empty measurer according to stipulation; Repeat Procedure 4 to 8 at least twice; Regulat fuel dispenser flow rate to the minimum rate Qmin, as for appraisal or period appraisal after ground installation, Qmin = 0.2 Qmax. Repeat Procedure 4 to 8 at least three times; Till now ground appraisal has been finished, namely, take six groups of data at least under two kinds of flow rate and repeat it 3 times. Data processing calculating formula Calculating formula for real volume VBt in standard measurer under testing temperature tj: VBt = VB [1+βY (tj - tB) + βB (tB-20) ] (6-1) Relative volume error formula: EV = (VJ –VBt) / VBt ×100% (6-2) Measure repeatability formula: En = EVmax �?Evmin (6-3) Flow rate calculating formula: Qv = 60Vj / t fuel dispenser (6-4) Due money formula: PC = Vj · Pu (6-5) Due money error formula: EP = Pj －Pc (6-6) In above six formulae: VBt──real volume valve (L) under in measurer; VB──standard cubage of measurer under 20; βY , βB──volume expansion coefficient of appraisal media oil and measurer, respectively, (gasoline: 12×10-4/�? kerosene: 9×10-4/�? light diesel oil :9×10-4/�? stainless steel:50×10-6/�? carbonized steel:33×10-6/�? brass , bronze: 53×10-6/�? tj , tB──oil temperatures in flow meter (or nozzle outlet)and standard measurer VJ── cubage value (L) under tj�?temperature EV── relative cubage error (%) n ── measuring times

ashier　　 PinPad　　 IP Address = A　　 Desk - B　　 MSRIC fuel dispenser C　　 EPS Client B　　The main application logical addresses present as attributes in all XML messages as attribute of the message　　headline are:　　 ApplicationSender: addresses which POS application is talking to the EPS application; it is very unlikely that　　 more than one POS is fuel dispenser present at a point of paymentcashier desk so this is maintained more to cover　　 theoretical situations than real ones.　　 WorkstationID: Addresses which logical workstation is sending the request (or receiving the response). The　　 logical workstation is associated to the socket used at transport level to route the message. The POSEPS　　 supports only one request at a time for each WorkstationIDPOPID; one workstation can send only one　　 message at a time. The request must be closed by a response or by a time-out. Examples of WorkstationID is　　 the POS device (device present at the cashier desk); also an OPT identifies a logical workstation; in case of　　 CRIND (usually two sides one per filling position of the pump) it count fuel dispenser s as two logical workstations.　　 POPID: it addresses which payment combination EPSDevice to use. An example of usage is the EPS　　 managing more than one pin-pad per point of payment.　　The configuration mapping WorkstationIDPOPID (and ApplicationSender) is static in both POS and EPS　　applications and it is set together with details of transport level (sockets details).　　The POPID is different from the TerminalID that is assigned (statically or dynamically) by the EPS application in the　　on-line dialogue with the host; however the simplest way to implement the EPS is with a one to one correspondence　　POPID and TerminalID; more TerminalID associated to a unique POPID might be involved in a multi-host EPS or in　　ot

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