Emerson MICRO MOTION 2700 - Input;Output (I;O) Wiring Terminals

Emerson MICRO MOTION 2700

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F.3 Input/output (I/O) wiring terminals

I/O wiring terminalsFigure F-8:

A

B

C

A. mA/HART

B. Frequency output or discrete output

C. RS-485

Transmitter components and installation wiring

352 Micro Motion

®

Model 2700 Transmitters with Analog Outputs

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Part I Getting Started9
Chapter 1 Before You Begin11
- About this Manual11
- Transmitter Model Code11
- Communications Tools and Protocols11
- Additional Documentation and Resources12
Chapter 2 Quick Start15
- Power up the Transmitter15
- Check Flowmeter Status15
- Make a Startup Connection to the Transmitter17
- Characterize the Flowmeter (if Required)18
  - Sources and Formats for Characterization Parameters18
- Verify Mass Flow Measurement21
- Verify the Zero22
- Part II Configuration and Commissioning25
Chapter 3 Introduction to Configuration and Commissioning27
- Configuration Flowchart27
- Default Values and Ranges29
- Enable Access to the Off-Line Menu of the Display29
- Disable Write-Protection on the Transmitter Configuration29
- Restore the Factory Configuration30
Chapter 4 Configure Process Measurement31
- Configure Mass Flow Measurement31
- Configure Volume Flow Measurement for Liquid Applications37
- Configure Gas Standard Volume (GSV) Flow Measurement42
- Configure Flow Direction48
  - Options for Flow Direction49
- Configure Density Measurement53
- Configure Temperature Measurement58
  - Configure Temperature Measurement Unit59
  - Configure Temperature Damping59
- Configure the Petroleum Measurement Application61
- Configure the Concentration Measurement Application66
- Configure Pressure Compensation77
Chapter 5 Configure Device Options and Preferences85
- Configure the Transmitter Display85
- Enable or Disable Operator Actions from the Display90
- Configure Security for the Display Menus93
- Configure Response Time Parameters94
  - Configure Update Rate95
  - Configure Calculation Speed (Response Time)97
- Configure Alarm Handling97
  - Configure Fault Timeout98
  - Configure Status Alarm Severity98
- Configure Informational Parameters102
Chapter 6 Integrate the Meter with the Control System107
- Configure the Transmitter Channels107
- Configure the Ma Output108
- Configure the Frequency Output116
- Configure the Discrete Output122
- Configure Events128
  - Configure a Basic Event129
  - Configure an Enhanced Event129
- Configure Digital Communications132
Chapter 7 Completing the Configuration143
- Test or Tune the System Using Sensor Simulation143
  - Sensor Simulation144
- Back up Transmitter Configuration145
- Enable Write-Protection on the Transmitter Configuration146
Chapter 8 Set up the Weights & Measures Application147
- Weights & Measures Application147
- Set up the Weights & Measures Application Using Prolink II148
- Set up the Weights & Measures Application Using Prolink III151
- Part III Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting155
Chapter 9 Transmitter Operation157
- Record the Process Variables157
- View Process Variables158
  - View Process Variables Using the Display158
  - View Process Variables Using Prolink III159
- View Transmitter Status Using the Status LED160
- View and Acknowledge Status Alarms160
- Read Totalizer and Inventory Values165
- Start and Stop Totalizers and Inventories166
  - Start and Stop Totalizers and Inventories Using the Display166
- Reset Totalizers168
  - Reset Totalizers Using the Display168
- Reset Inventories169
Chapter 10 Operate the Transmitter with the Weights & Measures Application171
- Operate the Transmitter When the Weights & Measures Application Is Installed171
- Switch between Secured and Unsecured Mode176
- Clear Status Alarm A027: Security Breach178
- Replacing the Core Processor in a Weights & Measures Installation179
Chapter 11 Measurement Support181
- Options for Measurement Support181
- Use Smart Meter Verification181
- Zero the Flowmeter194
- Validate the Meter200
  - Alternate Method for Calculating the Meter Factor for Volume Flow201
- Perform a (Standard) D1 and D2 Density Calibration202
- Perform a D3 and D4 Density Calibration (T-Series Sensors Only)207
- Perform Temperature Calibration211
Chapter 12 Troubleshooting215
- Status LED States216
- Status Alarms216
- Flow Measurement Problems228
- Density Measurement Problems230
- Temperature Measurement Problems231
- Milliamp Output Problems232
- Frequency Output Problems233
- Use Sensor Simulation for Troubleshooting234
- Check Power Supply Wiring235
- Check Sensor-To-Transmitter Wiring235
- Check Grounding236
- Perform Loop Tests236
  - Perform Loop Tests Using the Display236
  - Perform Loop Tests Using Prolink II238
  - Perform Loop Tests Using Prolink III239
  - Perform Loop Tests Using the Field Communicator241
- Check for Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)242
- Check the HART Communication Loop243
- Check HART Address and Loop Current Mode243
- Check HART Burst Mode244
- Check the Trimming of the Ma Output244
- Check Lower Range Value and Upper Range Value244
- Check Ma Output Fault Action244
- Check Frequency Output Maximum Pulse Width245
- Check Frequency Output Scaling Method245
- Check Frequency Output Fault Action245
- Check Flow Direction245
- Check the Cutoffs246
- Check for Slug Flow (Two-Phase Flow)246
- Check the Drive Gain247
  - Collect Drive Gain Data248
- Check the Pickoff Voltage248
  - Collect Pickoff Voltage Data249
- Check for Electrical Shorts249
  - Check the Sensor Coils250
- Check the Core Processor LED251
  - Core Processor LED States254
- Perform a Core Processor Resistance Test255
Appendix A Using the Transmitter Display259
- Components of the Transmitter Interface259
- Use the Optical Switches260
- Access and Use the Display Menu System261
  - Enter a Floating-Point Value Using the Display262
- Display Codes for Process Variables265
- Codes and Abbreviations Used in Display Menus267
- Menu Maps for the Transmitter Display270
Appendix B Using Prolink II with the Transmitter281
- Basic Information about Prolink II281
- Connect with Prolink II282
- Menu Maps for Prolink II295
Appendix C Using Prolink III with the Transmitter305
- Basic Information about Prolink III305
- Connect with Prolink III306
- Menu Maps for Prolink III319
Appendix D Using the Field Communicator with the Transmitter329
- Basic Information about the Field Communicator329
- Connect with the Field Communicator330
- Menu Maps for the Field Communicator332
Appendix E Default Values and Ranges349
- Default Values and Ranges349
Appendix F Transmitter Components and Installation Wiring355
- Installation Types355
- Power Supply Terminals and Ground359
- Input/Output (I/O) Wiring Terminals360
Appendix G NE 53 History361
- NE 53 History361
- Index365

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