101 Missing
Magnet
• Verify Float Conguration is correct for the
number of oats installed
• Verify Float(s) are not in inactive zone.
• Verify Auto Threshold is enabled.
• Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
102 Internal
Fault 1
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
103 Internal
Fault 2
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
104 Internal
Fault 3
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
105 Lobe Fault 1 • Verify Auto Threshold is enabled
• Cycle power to sensor
• If proper operation is not restored, Con-
tact Factory
106 Lobe Fault 2 • Verify Auto Threshold is enabled
• Cycle power to sensor
• If proper operation is not restored,
Contact Factory
107 Delta Fault Contact Factory to discuss application.
108 Internal
Fault 4
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
109 Peak Fault • Verify Auto Threshold is enabled
• Cycle power to sensor
• If proper operation is not restored,
Contact Factory
110 Hardware
Fault 1
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
111 Power Fault • Cycle power to sensor
• Verify Power Supply rating
• Verify wiring
• If proper operation is not restored,
Contact Factory
112 Hardware
Fault 2
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
113 Hardware
Fault 3
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
114 Hardware
Fault 4
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
115 Timing
Fault 1
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
116 Timing
Fault 2
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
117 Timing
Fault 3
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
118 DAC Fault 1 Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
119 DAC Fault 2 Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
120 DAC Fault 3 Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
Fault
Code
Description Corrective Action Fault
Code
Description Corrective Action
121 DAC Fault 4 Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
122 SPI Fault 1 Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
123 SPI Fault 2 Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
124 Setpoint
Fault
The analog setpoints are too close. Mini-
mum distance is 150 mm (6 in.) for analog
and 290 mm (11.5 in.) for SIL. Adjust
programmed setpoints as needed. (Analog
only) If proper operation is not restored,
Contact Factory
125 Loop 1 Out
of Range
Verify that magnets are positioned within
expected measuring range. Adjust pro-
grammed setpoints as needed. (Analog
only) If proper operation is not restored,
Contact Factory
126 Loop 2 Out
of Range
Verify that magnets are positioned within
expected measuring range. Adjust pro-
grammed setpoints as needed. (Analog
only) If proper operation is not restored,
Contact Factory
127 EEPROM
Fault 1
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
128 EEPROM
Fault 2
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
129 Flash Failure Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
130 Internal
Error
Cycle power to sensor. If proper operation
is not restored, Contact Factory
8. Error Codes (Faults)
9. HART
®
Interface
MTS has tested and is compliant to HART
®
ITK 7.2. The device driver le
is available for download from HART
®
Communication Protocol website
at http://www.hartcomm.org or from MTS at
http://www.mtssensors.com. Programming via HART
®
can be done
either using the MTS Analog Setup Software via a HART
®
modem or a
handheld programmer.
9.1 Analog Setup Software
9.1.1 Installing Setup Software
Adjustments to the calibration and setup parameters of the HART
®
interface can be performed using the MTS LP Dashboard. The software
can be run from any Windows 7 or newer OS using a HART
®
to USB
converter (MTS part # 380068).
Perform the following steps to install the setup software and establish
communication:
1. Install setup software from the USB stick that came with the level
transmitter or go to http://www.mtssensors.com to download the
latest version.
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