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Table of Contents3
About this Document6
Document Function6
Symbols6
Safety Symbols6
Electrical Symbols6
Communication Symbols6
Tool Symbols7
Symbols for Certain Types of Information7
Symbols in Graphics7
Documentation8
Standard Documentation8
Supplementary Device-Dependent Documentation8
Registered Trademarks8
Safety Instructions10
Requirements for the Personnel10
Designated Use10
Workplace Safety11
Operational Safety11
Product Safety11
IT Security12
Device-Specific IT Security12
Protecting Access Via Hardware Write Protection12
Protecting Access Via a Password12
Access Via Web Server13
Access Via Service Interface (CDI-RJ45)14
Product Description15
Product Design15
Incoming Acceptance and Product16
Identification16
Incoming Acceptance16
Product Identification16
Transmitter Nameplate17
Sensor Nameplate18
Symbols on Measuring Device19
Storage and Transport20
Storage Conditions20
Transporting the Product20
Measuring Devices Without Lifting Lugs20
Measuring Devices with Lifting Lugs21
Transporting with a Fork Lift21
Packaging Disposal21
Installation22
Installation Conditions22
Mounting Position22
Environmental and Process Requirements24
Special Mounting Instructions25
Mounting the Measuring Device28
Required Tools28
Preparing the Measuring Device28
Turning the Transmitter Housing29
Turning the Display Module29
Post-Installation Check30
Electrical Connection31
Connection Conditions31
Required Tools31
Requirements for Connecting Cable31
Terminal Assignment34
Device Plugs Available34
Pin Assignment of Device Plug34
Preparing the Measuring Device34
Connecting the Measuring Device35
Connecting the Transmitter35
Integrating the Transmitter into a Network39
Connecting the Remote Display and Operating Module DKX00141
Ensuring Potential Equalization41
Requirements41
Special Connection Instructions42
Connection Examples42
Hardware Settings45
Setting the Device Name45
Activating the Default IP Address47
Ensuring the Degree of Protection47
Post-Connection Check48
Operation Options49
Overview of Operation Options49
Structure and Function of the Operating Menu50
Structure of the Operating Menu50
Operating Philosophy51
Display52
Operational Display52
Navigation View53
Editing View55
Operating Elements57
Opening the Context Menu57
Navigating and Selecting from List59
Calling the Parameter Directly59
Calling up Help Text60
Changing the Parameters60
User Roles and Related Access Authorization61
Disabling Write Protection Via Access61
Code61
Enabling and Disabling the Keypad62
Access to the Operating Menu Via the Web Browser62
Function Range62
Prerequisites63
Establishing a Connection64
Logging on66
User Interface67
Disabling the Web Server68
Logging out68
Access to the Operating Menu Via the Operating Tool69
Connecting the Operating Tool69
Fieldcare72
Devicecare73
System Integration75
Overview of Device Description Files75
Current Version Data for the Device75
Operating Tools75
Device Master File (GSD)76
File Name of the Device Master File (GSD)76
Cyclic Data Transmission77
Overview of the Modules77
Description of the Modules77
Status Coding86
Factory Setting86
Startup Configuration88
System Redundancy S290
Commissioning91
Function Check91
Switching on the Measuring Device91
Connecting Via Fieldcare91
Setting the Operating Language91
Configuring the Measuring Device92
Defining the Tag Name93
Setting the System Units93
Displaying the Communication95
Interface98
Displaying the I/O Configuration98
Configuring the Current Input99
Configuring the Status Input100
Configuring the Current Output101
Configuring the Pulse/Frequency105
Switch Output105
10.5.10 Configuring the Relay Output112
10.5.11 Configuring the Local Display115
10.5.12 Configuring the Low Flow Cut off119
10.5.13 Configuring the Partial Filled Pipe120
Advanced Settings121
Using the Parameter to Enter the Access Code122
Calculated Values122
Carrying out a Sensor Adjustment123
Configuring the Totalizer124
Carrying out Additional Display Configurations126
WLAN Configuration130
Configuration Management132
Using Parameters for Device Administration134
Simulation135
Protecting Settings from Unauthorized Access138
Write Protection Via Access Code138
Write Protection Via Write Protection140
Switch140
Operation141
Reading the Device Locking Status141
Adjusting the Operating Language141
Configuring the Display141
Reading Measured Values141
Measured Variables" Submenu142
Totalizer144
Input Values" Submenu145
Output Values146
Adapting the Measuring Device to the Process148
Conditions148
Performing a Totalizer Reset148
Function Scope of the "Control Totalizer" Parameter149
Function Scope of the "Reset All Totalizers" Parameter149
Showing Data Logging149
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting153
General Troubleshooting153
Diagnostic Information Via Light Emitting155
Diodes155
Transmitter155
Diagnostic Information on Local Display157
Diagnostic Message157
Calling up Remedial Measures159
Diagnostic Information in the Web Browser159
12.4.1 Diagnostic Options159
Calling up Remedy Information160
12.5 Diagnostic Information in Fieldcare or160
Diagnostic Options160
Calling up Remedy Information161
Adapting the Diagnostic Information162
Adapting the Diagnostic Behavior162
Overview of Diagnostic Information165
Diagnostic of Sensor165
Diagnostic of Electronic172
Diagnostic of Configuration189
Diagnostic of Process202
Pending Diagnostic Events216
Diagnostic List216
12.10 Event Logbook217
12.10.1 Reading out the Event Logbook217
12.10.2 Filtering the Event Logbook218
12.10.3 Overview of Information Events218
12.11 Resetting the Measuring Device219
12.11.1 Function Scope of the "Device Reset" Parameter219
12.12 Device Information220
12.13 Firmware History222
Maintenance223
Maintenance Tasks223
Exterior Cleaning223
Interior Cleaning223
Measuring and Test Equipment223
Endress+Hauser Services223
Repair224
General Notes224
Repair and Conversion Concept224
Notes for Repair and Conversion224
Spare Parts224
Endress+Hauser Services224
Return224
Disposal225
Removing the Measuring Device225
Disposing of the Measuring Device225
Accessories226
Device-Specific Accessories226
For the Transmitter226
For the Sensor227
Communication-Specific Accessories227
Service-Specific Accessories228
System Components228
Technical Data229
Application229
Function and System Design229
Input230
Output233
Power Supply238
Performance Characteristics239
Installation244
Environment244
Process245
16.10 Mechanical Construction247
16.11 Human Interface250
16.12 Certificates and Approvals255
16.13 Application Packages257
16.14 Accessories258
Supplementary Documentation259
Index261

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