Endress+Hauser Prosonic T FMU 130 - Table of Contents

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Prosonic T - FMU 130, 131, 230, 231, 232
Table of Contents
Notes on Safety ............................................................ 4
Safety Conventions and Symbols ................................. 5
Function ........................................................................ 6
Application and Measuring Ranges .............................. 6
Measuring System ........................................................ 7
Installation .................................................................... 8
Blocking Distance .................................................. 8
Housing .................................................................. 8
Protective Hood for Electronic Housing .................. 8
Mounting FMU 130, 131, 230, 231
with Counter Nut ............................................... 9
with Welded Sleeve ......................................... 9
on a Nozzle ...................................................... 9
with Mounting Bracket .................................... 10
with Adapter Flange ........................................ 10
Mounting FMU 232
with Mounting Bracket .................................... 11
with Slip-On Flange ......................................... 11
Electrical Connection ................................................... 12
Cabling ..................................................................12
Connection Diagrams ............................................ 12
Functional Display ....................................................... 15
Summary of Operating Procedures .............................. 16
Key Operation without Display, without Matrix .............16
Reset ..................................................................... 17
Calibration ............................................................. 17
Operating via the Matrix .............................................. 18
Local Push-button Operation with Plug-In Display . 18
Operation via Commulog VU 260 Z ....................... 19
Operation via Universal HART Communicator
DXR 275 ................................................................19
Configuration................................................................20
Calling Up Measured Values and Measuring Point
Information ................................................................... 20
Calibration ............................................................. 20
Linearization .......................................................... 22
Set Current Output.................................................24
Other Possible Entries ........................................... 25
Simulation .............................................................. 27
Locking .................................................................27
Information on the Measuring Point .............................. 28
Diagnosis and Troubleshooting ............................. 28
Error Analysis ........................................................ 29
INTENSOR Matrix .................................................. 31
HART Matrix ..........................................................32
Technical Data .......................................................33
Software Development .................................................34
Index .......................................................................35