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The default IP address for configuring the device via the web server is 192.168.1.212.

The default IP address of the device for configuration via the web server is 192.168.1.212.

To set the sensor spacing on the Prosonic Flow W 400 device, the procedure depends on the nominal diameter of your installation and the chosen mounting configuration: For small diameters (DN 15 to 65): Use the sensor support. Adjust the distance between the sensors according to the determined spacing value by lightly pressing the movable support to move it. For medium and large diameters (DN 50 to 4000): If measuring via 1 traverse, use two measuring wires with terminals to establish the desired wire length (SL). Position the clamps so that the wires are uniformly taut, then check the spacing relative to the center of the clamps. If measuring via 2 traverses, use a mounting rail (for DN 50 to 600) by installing the rail on the mounting studs using the drillings identified by the calculated numerical value (e.g., G22). For diameters greater than 600 mm, directly measure the distance between the centers of the mounting studs. Precise spacing values can be obtained via the FieldCare or Applicator tool, or by consulting the Sensor distance/measurement aid parameter in the Measurement point submenu.

The C-500-A sensor type is recommended in the following situations: For steel or cast iron pipes: If the nominal diameter is less than DN 65 (2½"). For plastic pipes: If the nominal diameter is less than DN 50 (2"). For fiber-reinforced plastic pipes: If the nominal diameter is less than DN 50 (2"), although this recommendation has some restrictions. This sensor is optimized for these pipe and material properties.

To adjust the sensor spacing for the Proline Prosonic Flow W 400 device, the procedure depends on the nominal diameter (DN) of your installation: For small diameters (DN 15 to 65): Adjust the distance by manually moving the mobile sensor on the support. You need to lightly press on the sensor to slide it to the determined value (see section Sensor configuration and settings page 30). For medium and large diameters (DN 50 to 4000): The spacing is defined by the length of the fastening element (the measuring wire) or by a mounting rail. For a 1-traverse measurement: Use two measuring wires whose terminals and fastening elements are set to the specified wire length (SL). For a 2-traverse measurement: Use a mounting rail (for DN 50 to 600) or measure directly the distance between the centers of the mounting studs. The exact value of the distance depends on your measurement conditions (tube, product, etc.) and can be determined via FieldCare or Applicator. You can also check the Sensor distance/measurement aid parameter in the Measurement point submenu.

For diameters DN 15–65, adjust the distance by sliding the mobile sensor on its support. For DN 50–4000 (1-traverse), use two measuring wires to set the wire length. For DN 50–600 (2-traverses), use a mounting rail. For diameters over 600 mm, measure between the centers of the mounting studs.

The C-500-A sensor is recommended for steel or iron pipes with a diameter below DN 65, and for plastic or glass-fiber reinforced plastic pipes below DN 50.

For DN 15 to 65, manually slide the mobile sensor on the support to the required value. For larger diameters, spacing is established using the length of measuring wires or by using a mounting rail.