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If supply voltage is present, is the device ready for operation and do values appear on the display module?

m Are all housing covers installed and firmly tightened?

m Is the securing clamp tightened correctly?

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Table of Contents3
Important Document Information5
About this Document5
Document Function5
Additional Standard Documentation on the Device5
Supplementary Device-Dependent5
Documentation5
Document Conventions6
Safety Symbols6
Electrical Symbols6
Tool Symbols6
Symbols and Notation for Certain Types of Information7
Symbols and Notation in Graphics7
Basic Safety Instructions8
Requirements for the Personnel8
Designated Use8
Workplace Safety9
Operational Safety9
Product Safety9
Product Description10
Product Structure10
Registered Trademarks10
Patents11
Incoming Acceptance and Product12
Identification12
Incoming Acceptance12
Product Identification13
Nameplates13
Storage, Transport, Packaging15
Disposal15
Storage and Transportation Conditions15
Transporting the Product to the Measuring Point15
Disposal Instructions for Packaging16
Mounting17
Mounting Requirements17
Suitable Mounting Position17
Requirements from Environment and Process19
Additional Mounting Instructions21
Mounting the Measuring Device22
Required Mounting Tools22
Preparing the Measuring Device for Mounting22
Turning the Transmitter Housing22
Turning the Display Module23
Post-Mounting Check24
Electrical Connection25
Preparing the Measuring Device for the Electrical Connection25
Required Tools25
Requirements for Connecting Cable25
Preparing the Measuring Device25
Connecting the Measuring Device25
Connecting the Signal Cables26
Connecting to the Supply Unit27
Ensuring the Degree of Protection of the Measuring Device28
Post-Connection Check28
Operation Options30
Overview of Operation Options30
Structure and Function of the Operating Menu31
Structure of the Operating Menu31
Operating Philosophy32
Access to the Operating Menu Via the Local Display33
Measured Value Display and Operating Elements33
Navigation View and Operating Elements35
Editing View and Operating Elements37
Opening the Context Menu39
Navigating and Selecting from List40
Calling up Help Text41
Changing the Parameters42
User Roles and Related Access Authorization43
Disabling Write Protection Via Access Code43
Enabling and Disabling the Keypad Lock43
Access to the Operating Menu Via the Operating Tool45
Field Xpert SFX10045
Fieldcare45
AMS Device Manager46
Simatic Pdm46
Field Communicator 47546
Connecting Operating Tools47
Integrating a Device Via HART49
Protocol49
Overview of Device Description Files49
Device Variables and Measured Values49
Other Settings50
Commissioning51
Function Check51
Switching on the Measuring Device51
Setting the Operating Language51
Configuring the Measuring Device52
Selecting and Setting the Medium53
Configuring the Current Outputs55
Configuring the Local Display59
Configuring the Output Conditioning61
Configuring the Low Flow Cut off64
Configuring the Partial Filled Pipe Detection65
Advanced Settings66
Defining the Tag Name67
Setting the System Units67
Carrying out a Sensor Adjustment69
Configuring the Totalizer70
Carry out Additional Display Configurations71
100% Bargraph Value71
Configuration Management72
Decimal Places 372
Separator72
Select the Number of72
Digits after the Decimal72
Point for the Display72
Simulation73
Protecting Settings from Unauthorized Access74
Write Protection Via Access Code74
Write Protection Via Lock Switch75
Operation77
Adjusting the Operating Language77
Configuring the Display77
Reading off Measured Values77
Adapting the Measuring Device to the Process Conditions78
Perform Totalizer Reset78
Show Data Logging79
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting81
General Troubleshooting81
Diagnostics Event on Local Display82
Diagnostic Message82
Value82
Calling up Remedial Measures83
Diagnostics Event in the Operating Tool84
Diagnostic List84
Overview of Diagnostics Events85
Adapting Event Level85
Diagnostics for the Sensor85
Diagnostics for the Electronics86
Diagnostics for the Configuration87
Diagnostics for the Process87
Event Logbook88
Event History88
Filtering the Event Logbook89
Overview of Information Events89
Repair91
General Notes91
Spare Parts91
Endress+Hauser Services92
Maintenance93
Maintenance Tasks93
Exterior Cleaning93
Interior Cleaning93
Measuring and Test Equipment93
Endress+Hauser Services93
Accessories94
Return95
Disposal96
Removing the Measuring Device96
Disposing of the Measuring Device96
Technical Data97
Application97
Function and System Design97
Input97
Output98
Power Supply99
Performance Characteristics100
Operating Conditions: Installation102
Operating Conditions: Environment102
Operating Conditions: Process103
18.10 Mechanical Construction105
18.11 Human Interface107
18.12 Certificates and Approvals108
18.13 Application Packages109
18.14 Accessories109
Index110

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