Micropilot FMR67B PROFINET with Ethernet-APL
Endress+Hauser 63
Test, certificate, declaration
All test reports, declarations and inspection certificates are provided electronically in the Device
Viewer:
Enter the serial number from the nameplate (www.endress.com/deviceviewer)
Marking Measuring point (TAG)
The device can be ordered with a tag name.
Location of tag name
Select in the additional specification:
• Stainless steel wired-on tag plate
• Paper adhesive label
• TAG provided by the customer
• RFID TAG
• RFID TAG + stainless steel wired-on tag plate
• RFID TAG + paper adhesive label
• RFID TAG + TAG provided by the customer
• DIN SPEC 91406 stainless steel TAG
• DIN SPEC 91406 stainless steel TAG + NFC TAG
• DIN SPEC 91406 stainless steel TAG, stainless steel TAG
• DIN SPEC 91406 stainless steel TAG + NFC, stainless steel TAG
• DIN SPEC 91406 stainless steel TAG, plate supplied
• DIN SPEC 91406 stainless steel TAG + NFC, plate supplied
Definition of tag name
Specify in the additional specification:
3 lines with a maximum of 18 characters per line
The specified tag name appears on the selected plate and/or on the RFID TAG.
Presentation in the SmartBlue app
The first 32 characters of the tag name
The tag name can always be changed specifically for the measuring point via Bluetooth.
Presentation on the electronic nameplate (ENP)
The first 32 characters of the tag name
Application packages
Heartbeat Technology
The Heartbeat Verification + Monitoring application package offers diagnostic functionality through
continuous self-monitoring, the transmission of additional measured variables to an external
Condition Monitoring system and the in-situ verification of devices in the application.
The application package can be ordered together with the device or can be activated subsequently
with an activation code. Detailed information on the order code is available via the Endress+Hauser
website www.endress.com or from your local Endress+Hauser Sales Center.
Heartbeat Verification
Heartbeat Verification is performed on demand and complements the self-monitoring function,
which is performed constantly, with additional checks. During verification, the system checks
whether the device components comply with the factory specifications. Both the sensor and the
electronics modules are included in the tests.
Heartbeat Verification confirms on demand that the device is functioning within the specified
measuring tolerance with a total test coverage TTC (Total Test Coverage) specified as a percentage.
Heartbeat Verification meets the requirements for measurement traceability in accordance with ISO
9001 (ISO9001:2015 Section 7.1.5.2).
The verification result is Passed or Failed. The verification data is saved in the device on a "First In,
First Out" basis (FIFO) and optionally saved on a PC with the FieldCare asset management software
or in the Netilion Library. Based on this data, a verification report is generated automatically to
ensure the traceable documentation of the verification results.
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