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Emerson Micro Motion SGM Series User Manual

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Configuration and Use Manual
MMI-20020954, Rev AD
March 2018
Micro Motion
®
Gas Specific Gravity Meters
(SGM)
Configuration and Use Manual

Table of Contents

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Emerson Micro Motion SGM Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product CategoryCoriolis Flow Meter
BrandEmerson
Process ConnectionFlanged, Threaded, Sanitary
MaterialStainless Steel
Accuracy±0.1% of rate
Flow RangeVaries by line size; refer to product data sheet
Outputs4-20 mA, HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus, Modbus
SeriesMicro Motion SGM Series

Summary

Part I Getting Started

Chapter 1: Before You Begin

Covers manual introduction, model codes, communication tools, and additional resources.

Chapter 2: Orientation and Planning

Details functional view, terms, core process variables, and calculation equations.

Chapter 3: Quick Start

Provides essential steps for powering up, checking status, and connecting the transmitter.

Part II Configuration and Commissioning

Chapter 4: Introduction to Configuration and Commissioning

Covers default values, display menu access, HART security, HART lock, and factory reset.

Chapter 5: Purging and Calibration

Details on-site setup, purging, calibration procedures using display, ProLink III, and Field Communicator.

Chapter 6: Configure Measurement Units Using the Display

Explains how to set measurement units for process variables using the transmitter display.

Chapter 7: Configure Process Measurement Using ProLink III

Guides on configuring specific gravity, temperature, pressure, compressibility, density, and concentration via ProLink III.

Chapter 8: Configure Process Measurement Using the Field Communicator

Details on configuring density, temperature, gas, and concentration measurements via Field Communicator.

Chapter 9: Configure Device Options and Preferences

Covers transmitter display settings, alert handling, security, and informational parameters.

Chapter 10: Integrate the Meter with the Control System

Explains configuration of Channel B, mA output, discrete output, HART, Modbus, and fault actions.

Chapter 11: Complete the Configuration

Covers testing with sensor simulation, backing up configuration, and enabling HART security.

Part III Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting

Chapter 12: Transmitter Operation

Covers recording process variables, viewing data, and managing status alerts.

Chapter 13: Measurement Support

Details on density verification, temperature compensation, calibration, and user-defined calculations.

Chapter 14: Troubleshooting

Provides guides for common issues like power, grounding, loop tests, alerts, density, temperature, and milliamp outputs.

Appendix A Calibration Certificate

A.1 Sample Calibration Certificate

Presents an example calibration certificate describing factory calibrations and configurations.

Appendix B Using the Transmitter Display

B.1 Components of the Transmitter Interface

Describes the physical components of the transmitter interface, including LEDs and optical switches.

B.2 Use the Optical Switches

Explains how to use the Scroll and Select optical switches to control the transmitter display.

B.3 Access and Use the Display Menu System

Details how to navigate and use the display's menu system for configuration and maintenance tasks.

B.4 Display Codes for Process Variables

Lists and defines codes used to represent various process variables on the transmitter display.

B.5 Codes and Abbreviations Used in Display Menus

Provides a reference for codes and abbreviations found in the transmitter's display menus.

Appendix C Using ProLink III with the Transmitter

C.1 Basic Information about ProLink III

Introduces ProLink III as a configuration and service tool for Micro Motion transmitters.

C.2 Connect with ProLink III

Explains how to establish connections using different types like HART, Modbus/RS-485.

Appendix D Using the Field Communicator with the Transmitter

D.1 Basic Information about the Field Communicator

Provides an overview of the Field Communicator as a handheld configuration and management tool.

D.2 Connect with the Field Communicator

Details the procedure for connecting the Field Communicator to the transmitter via terminals or HART loops.

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