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BA01489D/06/EN/01.16
71302795
Valid as of version
01.00.zz (Device firmware)
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
1
Operating Instructions
1
Table of Contents
3
1 Document Information
6
Document Function
6
Symbols Used
6
Safety Symbols
6
Electrical Symbols
6
Communication Symbols
6
Tool Symbols
7
Symbols for Certain Types of Information
7
Symbols in Graphics
7
Documentation
8
Standard Documentation
8
Supplementary Device-Dependent Documentation
8
Registered Trademarks
9
2 Basic Safety Instructions
10
Requirements for Personnel
10
Designated Use
10
Workplace Safety
11
Operational Safety
11
Product Safety
11
IT Security
12
Device-Specific IT Security
12
Protecting Access Via Hardware Write Protection
12
Protecting Access Via a Password
12
Access Via Fieldbus
13
Access Via Web Server
13
3 Product Description
14
Product Design
14
4 Incoming Acceptance and Product
15
Identification
15
Incoming Acceptance
15
Product Identification
16
Transmitter Nameplate
17
Sensor Nameplate
18
Symbols on Measuring Device
19
5 Storage and Transport
20
Storage Conditions
20
Transporting the Product
20
Measuring Devices Without Lifting Lugs
20
Measuring Devices with Lifting Lugs
21
Transporting with a Fork Lift
21
Packaging Disposal
21
6 Installation
22
Installation Conditions
22
Mounting Position
22
Requirements from Environment and Process
24
Special Mounting Instructions
27
Mounting the Measuring Device
28
Required Tools
28
Preparing the Measuring Device
29
Mounting the Measuring Device
29
Turning the Transmitter Housing
29
Turning the Display Module
30
Post-Installation Check
30
7 Electrical Connection
31
Connection Conditions
31
Required Tools
31
Requirements for Connecting Cable
31
Terminal Assignment
33
Preparing the Measuring Device
33
Connecting the Measuring Device
33
Connecting the Transmitter
33
Connecting Remote Display and Operating Module DKX001
36
Ensure Potential Equalization
36
Requirements
36
Special Connection Instructions
37
Connection Examples
37
Ensuring the Degree of Protection
41
Post-Connection Check
41
8 Operation Options
42
Overview of Operation Options
42
Structure and Function of the Operating Menu
43
Structure of the Operating Menu
43
Operating Philosophy
44
Display
45
Operational Display
45
Navigation View
46
Editing View
48
Operating Elements
50
Opening the Context Menu
50
Navigating and Selecting from List
52
Calling the Parameter Directly
52
Calling up Help Text
53
Changing the Parameters
54
User Roles and Related Access Authorization
55
Disabling Write Protection Via Access
55
Code
55
Enabling and Disabling the Keypad Lock
55
Access to the Operating Menu Via the Web Browser
56
Function Range
56
Prerequisites
56
Establishing a Connection
58
Logging on
59
User Interface
60
Disabling the Web Server
61
Logging out
61
Access to the Operating Menu Via the Operating Tool
61
Connecting the Operating Tool
62
Field Xpert SFX350, SFX370
64
Fieldcare
65
Devicecare
66
AMS Device Manager
66
Simatic Pdm
67
Field Communicator 475
67
9 System Integration
68
Overview of Device Description Files
68
Current Version Data for the Device
68
Operating Tools
68
Measured Variables Via HART Protocol
68
Other Settings
70
Burst Mode Functionality in Accordance with HART 7
70
Specification
70
10 Commissioning
73
Function Check
73
Switching on the Measuring Device
73
Setting the Operating Language
73
Configuring the Measuring Device
73
Defining the Tag Name
75
Setting the System Units
75
Selecting and Setting the Medium
78
Displaying the I/O Configuration
79
Configuring the Current Input
80
Configuring the Status Input
81
Configuring the Current Output
82
Configuring the Pulse/Frequency
85
Switch Output
85
Configuring the Relay Output
94
10.4.10 Configuring the Double Pulse Output
96
10.4.11 Configuring the Local Display
97
10.4.12 Configuring the Low Flow Cut off
100
10.4.13 Configuring the Partial Filled Pipe Detection
101
Advanced Settings
102
Using the Parameter to Enter the Access Code
103
Calculated Values
103
Carrying out a Sensor Adjustment
104
Configuring the Totalizer
105
Carrying out Additional Display Configurations
107
WLAN Configuration
110
Configuration Management
111
Using Parameters for Device Administration
113
Simulation
114
Protecting Settings from Unauthorized
117
Access
117
Write Protection Via Write Protection
119
Switch
119
11 Operation
120
Reading the Device Locking Status
120
Adjusting the Operating Language
120
Configuring the Display
120
Reading Measured Values
120
Measured Variables" Submenu
121
Totalizer" Submenu
122
Input Values" Submenu
123
Output Values
124
Adapting the Measuring Device to the Process
126
Conditions
126
Performing a Totalizer Reset
126
Function Scope of the "Control Totalizer" Parameter
127
Function Scope of the "Reset All Totalizers" Parameter
128
Showing Data Logging
128
12 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
131
General Troubleshooting
131
12.2 Diagnostic Information Via Light Emitting
133
Diodes
133
Transmitter
133
Diagnostic Information on Local Display
135
Diagnostic Message
135
Calling up Remedial Measures
137
12.4 Diagnostic Information in the Web Browser
137
Diagnostic Options
137
Calling up Remedy Information
138
12.5 Diagnostic Information in Devicecare or
139
Fieldcare
139
Diagnostic Options
139
Calling up Remedy Information
140
Adapting the Diagnostic Information
140
Adapting the Diagnostic Behavior
140
Adapting the Status Signal
140
Overview of Diagnostic Information
141
Pending Diagnostic Events
145
Diagnostic List
146
12.10 Event Logbook
146
12.10.1 Event History
146
12.10.2 Filtering the Event Logbook
147
12.10.3 Overview of Information Events
147
12.11 Resetting the Measuring Device
149
12.11.1 Function Scope of the "Device Reset" Parameter
149
12.12 Device Information
149
12.13 Firmware History
151
13 Maintenance
152
Maintenance Tasks
152
Exterior Cleaning
152
Interior Cleaning
152
Measuring and Test Equipment
152
Endress+Hauser Services
152
14 Repairs
153
General Notes
153
Repair and Conversion Concept
153
Notes for Repair and Conversion
153
Spare Parts
153
Endress+Hauser Services
153
Return
153
Disposal
154
Removing the Measuring Device
154
Disposing of the Measuring Device
154
15 Accessories
155
Device-Specific Accessories
155
For the Transmitter
155
For the Sensor
155
Communication-Specific Accessories
155
Service-Specific Accessories
156
System Components
157
16 Technical Data
158
Application
158
Function and System Design
158
Input
159
Output
161
Power Supply
166
Performance Characteristics
167
Installation
171
Environment
171
Process
172
16.10 Mechanical Construction
174
16.11 Operability
177
16.12 Certificates and Approvals
181
16.13 Application Packages
183
16.14 Accessories
184
16.15 Supplementary Documentation
184
Technical Information
185
Index
187
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Model
Proline Promass P 300
Category
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Language
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