What causes signal output outside the valid range on Endress+Hauser Proline Promass F 500 Measuring Instruments?
If the signal output of your Endress+Hauser Measuring Instruments is outside the valid range, the main electronics module may be defective and require a spare part.
How to solve problems with FieldCare or DeviceCare via CDI-RJ45 service interface (port 8000) for Endress+Hauser Proline Promass F 500?
If you're experiencing issues with FieldCare or DeviceCare via the CDI-RJ45 service interface (port 8000) on your Endress+Hauser Measuring Instruments, the firewall of your computer or network may be preventing communication. Depending on the firewall settings, you may need to adapt or disable the firewall to allow FieldCare/DeviceCare access.
How to fix flashing of firmware with FieldCare or DeviceCare via CDI-RJ45 service interface (via port 8000 or TFTP ports) on Endress+Hauser Proline Promass F 500?
If you are experiencing issues with flashing firmware using FieldCare or DeviceCare via the CDI-RJ45 service interface (via port 8000 or TFTP ports) for your Endress+Hauser Measuring Instruments, the firewall of your computer or network may be preventing communication. Depending on the settings of the firewall, it may need to be adapted or disabled to allow FieldCare/DeviceCare access.
Why is there no connection via Modbus RS485 on my Endress+Hauser Proline Promass F 500?
If you are experiencing issues with Modbus RS485 connectivity on your Endress+Hauser Measuring Instruments, there are several potential causes. First, check that the Modbus RS485 bus cable is connected correctly. Also, verify that the Modbus RS485 cable is correctly terminated. Finally, ensure that the settings for the communication interface are correct by checking the Modbus RS485 configuration.
General| Device Type | Coriolis mass flowmeter |
|---|---|
| Measurement principle | Coriolis |
| Transmitter housing | Aluminum or stainless steel |
| Housing Material | Aluminum or stainless steel |
| Protection Class | IP66/67 |
| Measuring accuracy | ±0.1% of rate |
| Process pressure | Up to 400 bar (up to 5800 psi) |
| Display | Graphic display |
| Output | 4-20 mA HART |
| Power supply | 24 V DC |
| Approvals | ATEX, IECEx, FM, CSA |
| Communication | HART, PROFIBUS DP |
| Wetted materials | Stainless steel |
Explains the purpose and scope of these Operating Instructions.
Details various symbols used throughout the document for safety, electrical, communication, etc.
Describes the standard and supplementary technical documentation available for the device.
Lists registered trademarks of Endress+Hauser and other companies.
Outlines qualifications and authorization for personnel working with the device.
Specifies the intended application and media for the measuring device and warns against incorrect use.
Provides safety instructions for working on and with the device, including welding and wet conditions.
Covers safe operation, conversions, and repair guidelines for the device.
States that the device is designed to meet state-of-the-art safety requirements.
Covers warranty conditions and security mechanisms for device settings and data transfer.
Details functions to support protective measures, including hardware write protection and passwords.
Describes the two available transmitter versions and their key components.
Outlines the steps for checking the device upon delivery, including order codes and damage.
Explains how to identify the measuring device using nameplates and order codes.
Details the information provided on the transmitter nameplate with a diagram.
Details the information provided on the sensor nameplate with a diagram.
Explains symbols found on the measuring device, such as WARNING and protective ground.
Provides guidelines for storing the device to ensure protection and prevent damage.
Details instructions for safely transporting the measuring device to the installation point.
Explains how to dispose of packaging materials, noting their recyclability.
States that no special supports are needed and external forces are absorbed by the device construction.
Illustrates different mounting locations for the sensor and transmitter.
Covers ambient temperature ranges, system pressure, and thermal insulation requirements.
Provides specific instructions for mounting, including rupture disk considerations.
Details the steps and tools required for mounting the transmitter and sensor.
Lists checks to be performed after installation to ensure proper setup and function.
Outlines required tools and cable specifications for electrical connections.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the digital transmitter and sensor.
Details the process for connecting the sensor and transmitter for the Proline 500.
Explains requirements for potential equalization.
Offers connection examples for Modbus RS485 and other outputs.
Covers setting the device address and enabling the terminating resistor.
Details steps to guarantee the specified degree of protection after electrical connection.
Lists checks to be performed after electrical connection.
Presents various methods for operating the device, including local, web, and software tools.
Explains the organization and purpose of the device's operating menu.
Details how to navigate and interact with the device using its local display.
Explains how to operate and configure the device using a web browser.
Covers accessing the device's menu using tools like FieldCare and DeviceCare.
Provides information on device description file versions and how to acquire them.
Discusses compatibility of Modbus registers with previous models.
Details Modbus RS485 function codes, register information, and data maps.
Emphasizes performing post-installation and post-connection checks before commissioning.
Explains how to set the device's operating language.
Guides the user through configuring the device via the Setup menu and wizards.
Details parameters for calculating corrected volume flow and other fluid properties.
Covers parameters related to sensor functionality and adjustment.
Explains how to configure the totalizer parameters for measuring cumulative values.
Details how to configure the local display settings, including format and values.
Guides through setting up the device's WLAN connection parameters.
Explains how to save and restore device configurations.
Covers parameters for managing device settings like access codes and resets.
Explains how to protect device configuration using user-specific access codes.
Details how to lock the entire operating menu using a hardware switch.
Explains how to check the device's write protection status and locking options.
Provides information on configuring the device's display language.
Refers to sections for basic and advanced display configuration.
Explains how to view current measured values for various process variables.
Covers basic and advanced settings for tailoring the device to process conditions.
Details how to reset totalizers via the Operation submenu.
Explains how to access and view logged measured values and trends.
Provides a table of common errors for the local display and their solutions.
Explains how transmitter and sensor LEDs indicate device status.
Describes how diagnostic messages and status signals are displayed on the local screen.
Explains how to view diagnostic information and remedy details via a web browser.
Covers accessing diagnostic information through DeviceCare or FieldCare software.
Details how to read diagnostic information using Modbus RS485 registers.
Explains how to configure diagnostic behavior and response modes.
Provides a comprehensive list of diagnostic numbers, texts, and remedy instructions.
Describes how to view current and previous diagnostic events.
Explains how to view a list of pending diagnostic events and their priorities.
Details how to view and filter chronological event messages.
Covers device reset options for configuration or defined states.
Explains how to access device identification parameters like serial number and firmware version.
Lists firmware versions, release dates, and documentation codes.
States that no special maintenance work is required.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the device exterior.
Offers points to observe for CIP and SIP cleaning procedures.
Mentions Endress+Hauser's range of test equipment and services.
Highlights services offered for maintenance, recalibration, and device tests.
Outlines the repair and conversion concept, including modular design and spare parts.
Explains how to identify and order spare parts using the W@M Device Viewer.
Refers to sales centers for information on services like recalibration.
Provides instructions and website for returning devices for repair or calibration.
Covers procedures for removing and safely disposing of the measuring device.
Lists accessories specific to the transmitter, including cables and mounting kits.
Details software and tools like Applicator, W@M, FieldCare, and DeviceCare.
Mentions system components like graphic display recorders and pressure transmitters.
States the suitability of the device for flow measurement and media types.
Explains the measuring principle and system structure (transmitter + sensor).
Details measured variables and measuring ranges for liquids and gases.
Lists output signals, current outputs, and pulse/frequency/switch outputs.
Specifies power supply options, terminal assignments, and power consumption.
Covers error limits, accuracy, and repeatability under reference conditions.
Refers to "Mounting requirements" for installation details.
Details ambient temperature, storage temperature, climate class, and degree of protection.
Covers medium temperature range, seals, density, and process connections.
Provides information on design, dimensions, weight, and materials.
Lists supported languages and local operation methods.
Lists CE mark, C-Tick, Ex approval, sanitary compatibility, and Modbus certification.
Describes available packages to enhance device functionality.
Refers to a list of available accessories for order.
Lists available documentation, including brief operating instructions and technical information.
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