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2.3
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Wi
-Fi Connection Support
Revision 3
MC Toolkit (MCT404) User Manual
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3.
T
he IP address will be detected
automatical
ly. If it is not detected
, then find the IP ad
dress from your
network provider and enter it i
n the IP Address and Sub
net Mask field.
4.
Select OK.
Once the IP ad
dress is entered, you can connect t
o the network with or
without DHCP
Enabled.
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Table of Contents
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Default Chapter
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User Manual
1
About this Document
3
Support and Contact Info
4
Table of Contents
7
1 Introduction
13
Overview of MC Toolkit
13
Purpose/Scope
13
Product Description
14
Mct404
14
Software Components
14
Figure 1-1 MCT404 Ruggedized and Zone 1 Intrinsically Safe Models
14
Procedural Considerations
15
Transmitter Type and Communication Mode
15
Type of Procedure
16
Prerequisites
16
Special Equipment And/Or Environment for Calibration
16
Software Environment
16
2 Before You Begin
17
Calibration Requirements
17
Input Calibration
17
Output Calibration
17
Transmitter/Communication Characteristics
17
Digital to Analog Conversion and Transfer
17
Honeywell Transmitter (Analog Mode)
17
Figure 2-1 Honeywell ST 3000/ ST 800 Smart Transmitter - Analog Mode
18
Honeywell Transmitter Analog Value Scaling
20
Figure 2-2 Honeywell Analog Value Scaling
20
Honeywell Transmitter Output-Digital Enhanced Mode
21
Figure 2-3 Honeywell de Mode Value Scaling
22
Figure 2-4 Honeywell (HART) Transmitter Diagram
23
Figure 2-5 HART Point-Point and Multi-Drop Value Scaling
23
Wi-Fi Connection Support
24
3 Getting Started
27
MC Toolkit Installation
27
MC Toolkit Assembly
28
MCT404 Assembly
28
Figure 3-1 MCT404 Assembly
28
Table 2 Components of MCT404 Assembly
29
Safety Instructions
30
For MCT404
30
Battery and Power Supply
31
Start Up, Shutting down the MC Toolkit
32
Application Icons
32
Figure 3-2 Start Menu
32
Connecting to a Device through MC Toolkit (MCT404)
33
Figure 3-3 Connecting to a Device through MCT404
33
Figure 3-4 MCT404 Terminal Connections to HART/DE Device
34
Figure 3-5 MCT404 Terminal Connections to HART Device
34
Wiring Diagrams
34
Connecting MC Toolkit to a PC
35
Connecting MCT404
35
Types of Input Methods
35
Figure 3-6 Virtual Keypad
35
Figure 3-7 Block Recognizer
36
Figure 3-8 Letter Recognizer
37
Figure 3-9 Freehand Recognition
38
Figure 3-10 Alphanumeric Keypads
39
Input Dialog in FDC
39
MCT404 Function Keys
40
Table 3: MCT404 Function Keys
40
4 Managing Hart Devices Using Fdc Application Software
41
Starting FDC
41
Generic Layout of User Interface of FDC
41
Figure 4-1 Generic Layout of User Interface
41
Overview of FDC Homepage
42
Figure 4-2 FDC Homepage
42
Table 4 Generic UI Elements
42
Settings
43
Table 5 FDC Homepage Elements
43
Manage Dds
44
Offline Configuration
44
Online Configuration
44
Customizing the Settings
45
Modifying Device Identification Settings
45
Managing DD Files
47
Overview of Device Configuration
49
Online Configuration
50
Overview of Device Homepage
50
Figure 4-3 Device Homepage
50
Table 6 Device Homepage Elements
51
Table 7 Device Health Status
51
Tabs on the Device Home Page
52
Table 8 Device Configuration Screen Elements
53
Figure 4-4 Device Configuration Screen
53
Table 9 Device Configuration Screen Icons
54
Viewing Different Type of Variables
55
Searching for an Item
58
Device Health Indicator and Details
59
Graphical Items in a Device Interface
59
Table 10 Tool Bar on Graph/Chart Page
64
Executing Methods on a Device
67
Saving Device History
68
Exporting Device History Records to FDM
69
Exporting Device History Records to Documint
70
Custom Views
70
Offline Configuration
72
Overview
72
Importing Offline Configuration
72
Deleting Offline Configuration
73
Downloading an Offline Configuration
73
5 Managing de Devices Using MC Toolkit Software
75
Starting MC Toolkit Application
75
Overview of MC Toolkit Homepage
75
Online and Offline Modes
75
MC Toolkit Application Software Display Conventions
77
Navigation
77
Menu Bar
77
File Menu
79
Modem Menu
80
Help Menu
81
Data Entry and Display
82
Overview of Device Configuration
82
Online Configuration
83
Detecting and Loading a Device
83
Online Mode Introduction
83
Figure 5-1 Menu Tree - Honeywell de Displays
84
Summary of Operating Procedures
85
Table 11 de Displays / Tasks Summary
85
Procedural Considerations
87
Table 12 de Upload Procedures
87
Table 13 de Main Menu Procedures
89
Table 14 Input Calibration (de Transmitters)
95
Table 15 Output Calibration - Loop Test
100
Table 16 de Output Calibration - Trim DAC Current
102
Table 17 de Calibration - Apply Values
104
How to View the Saved Configuration File and Import to Excel
106
How to Import the Data from the Xml File to Excel
109
Offline Configuration
111
Figure 5-2 Offline Browse / Open File Dialog
112
Figure 5-3 MC Toolkit Options
113
Figure 5-4 de Device
114
Figure 5-5 STT25D and 25M, STT350 Models
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Figure 5-6 STT25T Model
115
Figure 5-7 ST 3000 / ST 800 Models
115
Figure 5-10 de STT350
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Figure 5-8 STT25M and 25D Models
116
Figure 5-9 ST3000 de
116
Figure 5-11 Save as File Dialog
117
Save to File in Offline Mode
117
Figure 5-12 Honeywell de Save Template Screen
118
Figure 5-13 Offline Honeywell de Save Template as Working File
118
Template File
118
Download in Offline Mode
119
Figure 5-14 Download in Offline Mode
119
Download Parameter List
120
DE Fields and Values
122
Reference Data
124
Glossary
124
Honeywell de Fields and Values
126
STT850 / STT750 Local Display Screen1 Configuration Using MCT404
130
XML Database (Samples)
133
6 Troubleshooting
135
MC Toolkit Troubleshooting Scenarios
135
Mct404
135
FDC Application Software Troubleshooting Scenarios
136
MC Toolkit Application Software Troubleshooting Scenarios
140
MC Toolkit Error Messages
141
DE Device Error Messages
145
Offline Configuration Error Messages
147
1100 MC Toolkit Maintenance
151
MCT404 Battery Replacement
151
Battery Status
151
Battery Replacement
151
Charge the Battery
151
Replace the Battery
151
Figure 7-1 Remove Handstrap
152
Figure 7-2 Remove Battery Cover
152
SD Card Replacement
153
MCT404 SD Card Replacement
153
Figure 7-3 SD Card Replacement
154
8 Appendix A: Application Notes
155
Application Notes
155
Synchronization between PDA and PC
155
Figure 8-1 Screen y
155
Figure 8-2 Screen X
157
File Transfer
159
Figure 8-3 Activesync/Mobile Device Center File Transfer
159
Using Infrared Red Port for Onewireless Devices
160
Figure 8-4 MCT404 Infrared Port Location
160
MCT Power Save Guidelines
164
9 Appendix B
164
10 Appendix C: Replacement Parts
165
MCT404 Accessories & Spare Parts
165
Table 18 MCT404 Replacement Parts
165
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