Below you will find brief information for 1600 Ethernet. This manual provides guidance on configuring, commissioning, and using the Micro Motion 1600 Ethernet transmitter. Learn about security settings, process measurement configurations (mass flow, volume flow, density, temperature), advanced options like two-phase flow detection, totalizers, and integration with control systems via Ethernet. Also covers troubleshooting, maintenance, and operation using the batcher.
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Ethernet connectivity for seamless integration
Comprehensive configuration options for various process measurements
Advanced features for two-phase flow detection and totalization
Security and write-protection options to prevent unauthorized changes
Smart Meter Verification for proactive diagnostics
The transmitter offers several security features, including a mechanical lock switch, software write protection, and the ability to disable the Universal Service Port (USP).
You can configure mass flow, volume flow for liquid applications, Gas Standard Volume (GSV) flow, density, and temperature measurements.
The transmitter supports integration with control systems via Ethernet Channel A, I/O Channel B, mA Output, Frequency Output, and Discrete Output options.
What is the default administrator password for the Micro Motion 1600 transmitter display?
The default password for the display is AAAA. Display security requirements and user-defined passwords can be configured by navigating to Menu → Configuration → Security → Display Security.
