5.7WB (water bottom) level input from host .... 48
5.8Temperature element near the tank bottom .. 49
5.9Write-protection switch (write-protection
plug) ............................... 51
5.10Module configuration .................. 51
Index .................................. 52
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DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
1 About this document
1.1 Document function
These Operating Instructions contain all the information that is required during various
phases of the life cycle of the device: from product identification, incoming acceptance and
storage, to mounting, connection, operation and commissioning through to
troubleshooting, maintenance and disposal.
1.2 Symbol
1.2.1 Safety symbols
SymbolMeaning
DANGER!
This symbol alerts you to a dangerous situation. Failure to avoid this situation will
result in serious or fatal injury, as well as a risk of fire or explosion.
WARNING!
This symbol alerts you to a dangerous situation. Failure to avoid this situation will
result in a risk of serious or fatal injury, fire or explosion.
Note
This symbol alerts you to a dangerous situation. Failure to avoid this situation will
result in a risk of minor or moderate injury and damages to properties.
NOTE!
This symbol contains information on procedures and other facts that do not result in
personal injury.
1.2.2 Electrical symbols
SymbolMeaning
Direct current
Alternating current
Direct current and alternating current
Ground connection
A grounded terminal that, as far as the operator is concerned, is grounded via a
grounding system.
Protective ground connection
A terminal that must be connected to the ground prior to establishing any other
connections.
Equipotential connection
This connects with the grounding system at the plant. It includes equipotential line
and single point ground systems, depending on the norms of each country or
company.
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1.2.3 Tool symbols
SymbolMeaning
Torx screwdriver
A0013442
Flat blade screwdriver
A0011220
Phillips screwdriver
A0011219
Allen key
A0011221
Open-ended wrench
A0011222
1.2.4 Symbols for certain types of information
SymbolMeaning
Permitted
Procedures, processes or actions that are permitted
Preferred
Procedures, processes or actions that are preferred
Forbidden
Procedures, processes or actions that are forbidden
Tip
Indicates additional information
Reference to documentation
Reference to page
Reference to graphic
Notice or individual step to be observed
, 2., 3. …Series of steps
Result of an operation or commissioning
Help in the event of a problem
Visual inspection
Operation via the local display
Operation via operating tool
Write-protected parameter
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1.2.5 Symbols in graphics
SymbolMeaning
1, 2, 3 ...Item numbers
, 2., 3. …Series of steps
A, B, C, ...Graphics
A-A, B-B, C-C, ...Cross-sections
Hazardous area
Indicates the hazardous area
Safe area (non-hazardous area)
Indicates the non-hazardous area
1.2.6 Device symbol
SymbolMeaning
Safety instructions
Observe the safety instructions contained in the associated Operating Instructions.
Temperature resistance of the connection cables
Specifies the minimum value of the temperature resistance of the connection cables.
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1.3 Documentation
For an overview of the scope of the relevant Technical Documentation included with
the product, refer to the following:
• The W@M Device Viewer: Enter the serial number from the nameplate
(www.endress.com/deviceviewer).
• The Endress+Hauser Operations App: Enter the serial number from the nameplate
or scan the 2-D matrix code (QR code) on the nameplate.
1.3.1 Technical information
The Technical Information contains all the technical data on the device and provides an
overview of the accessories and other products that can be ordered for the device.
DeviceTechnical Information
Prothermo NMT539TI01005G
1.3.2 Operating instructions (BA)
The Operating Instructions contain all the information that is required during various
phases of the life cycle of the device: from product identification, incoming acceptance and
storage, to mounting, connection, operation and commissioning through to
troubleshooting, maintenance and disposal.
The Operating Instructions also contain detailed descriptions of each parameter in the
operation menu. The description is aimed at those who work with the device over the
entire life cycle and perform specific configurations.
DeviceOperating Instructions
Prothermo NMT539BA01025G
BA01026G
1.3.3 Safety instructions (XA)
Feature 010 ("Approval")MeaningEx / XA
AEx ia IIB T4Ex463-820XJ
Ex1060-953XJ
Ex496-826XJ
BATEX Ex ia IIB T2-T6XA00585G
CEx ia IIB T2Ex495-823XJ
EEx d[ia] IIB T4Ex1061-986XJ
FIEC Ex ia IIB T2-T6XA01790G
GNEPSI Ex ia IIB T2-T6XA01259G
7FM C/US IS Ci. I Div.1 Gr. C-DEx461-851-1
Ex461-850-1
1.4 Registered trademarks
FieldCare
Registered trademark of the Endress+Hauser Process Solutions AG, Reinach, Switzerland.
HART
Registered trademark of the FieldComm Group, Austin, USA.
®
®
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2.1 Requirements for personnel
The personnel for installation, commissioning, diagnostics and maintenance must fulfill
the following requirements:
Be specialists who are trained and have a relevant qualification for this specific
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function and task.
Be authorized by the plant owner-operator.
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Be familiar with local/national regulations.
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Before starting work, read and understand the instructions in the Operating
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Instructions and supplementary documentation as well as the certificates (depending
on the application).
Follow instructions and comply with basic conditions.
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The operating personnel must fulfill the following requirements:
Be instructed and authorized according to the requirements of the task by the facility's
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owner-operator.
Follow the instructions in this manual.
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2.2 Designated use
Application and measured materials
Depending on the version ordered, the device can also be used with potentially explosive,
flammable, poisonous or oxidizing materials.
Devices that are used in hazardous areas have corresponding labels on their nameplates.
To ensure that the device remains in proper condition for the operation time:
Only use the device in full compliance with the data on the nameplate and the general
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conditions listed in the Operating Instructions and supplementary documentation.
Check the nameplate to verify if the device can be put to its intended use in hazardous
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areas.
If the device is not operated at an atmospheric temperature, compliance with the
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relevant basic conditions specified in the relevant device documentation is absolutely
essential.
Protect the device permanently against corrosion from environmental influences.
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Observe the limit values in the "Technical Information".
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The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by improper or non-designated use.
2.3 Workplace safety
For work on and with the device:
Wear the required personal protective equipment according to local/national
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regulations.
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2.4 Operational safety
Risk of injury!
Operate the device in proper technical conditions and fail-safe conditions only.
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The plant owner-operator is responsible for interference-free operation of the device.
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Modifications to the device
Unauthorized modifications to the device are not permitted and can lead to unforeseeable
dangers:
If modifications are nevertheless required, contact your Endress+Hauser Sales Center.
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Repair
To ensure continued operational safety and reliability:
Carry out repairs on the device only if they are expressly permitted.
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Observe local/national regulations pertaining to repair of an electrical device.
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Use only original spare parts and accessories from Endress+Hauser.
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Ex-area
Observe the following notes to eliminate the risk of danger to persons or the facility when
the device is used in Ex-areas (e.g. explosion protection, pressure equipment safety):
Check the model nameplate to ensure that the ordered device is explosion proof.
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Observe the specifications in the separate supplementary documentation attached to
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these Instructions.
2.5 Product safety
This device was designed in accordance with GEP (Good Engineering Practice) to meet
state-of-the-art safety requirements, has been tested and left the factory in a condition in
which it is safe to operate. It meets the general safety standards and legal requirements.
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3 Product description
3.1 Product design
NMT539 performs precise liquid and gas phase average temperature measurement, which
makes it ideal for inventory management of large-scale tanks.
It is equipped with a capacitance WB device in crude oil and two-phase liquids, and it
performs accurate average temperature and WB measurements.
The position of the flange cannot be adjusted in a welding flange type.
3.2 Technical data
ItemDetails
Application• Flange installation: Standard 50.8 mm (2 in)
• Temperature measuring range: Maximum length 99.999 m (3.94 in) (ATEX, IECEx, NEPSI, FM C/US), maximum length
40.000 m (1.57 in) (TIIS)
• WB measuring range: 1 m (3.28 ft) or 2 m (6.56 ft)
Measuring principle• Temperature measurement
NMT539 consists of up to 16 platinum resistance elements (Pt100) in a SUS316 protection tube. Pt100 has a unique
characteristic of linear resistance change with respect to the surrounding ambient temperature change. A module in the
NMT539 converter receives this resistance signal change as an input variable and converts it to temperature data. The
converted and calculated data are then transmitted to the host device as a local HART signal.
• Water bottom (water interface level) measurement
An attached capacitance level measurement probe detects the presence of water.The WB is converted into a given frequency
variable (default setting) and its data is transmitted via local HART converter to the connected host device.
Minimum element
interval (distance)
Device structureRTD average temperature signal for local HART conversion
Measuring range• Temperature measurement
• Standard specifications: 150 mm (5.9 in) (Order Code: 030 Option 1, 4, 5)
• High temperature / Low temperature: 400 mm (15.75 in) (Order Code: 030 Option 2, 3, 6)
If NMT539 comes with a WB (water bottom) probe option, the maximum number of WB internal elements is two,
because of the restriction posed by the internal diameter.
RTD average temperature measurement + local HART converter
Average temperature + WB measurement + local HART converter
• Temperature conversion: –200 to 235 °C (–328 to 455 °F) (–170 to 235 °C (–274 to 455 °F) TIIS)
• Standard: –40 to 100 °C (–40 to 212 °F) (–20 to 100 °C (–4 to 212 °F) TIIS)
• Wide range: –55 to 235 °C (–67 to 435 °F) (–20 to 235 °C (–4 to 455 °F) TIIS)
• Cryogenic: –170 to 60 °C (–274 to 140 °F)
• Probe length: Maximum length 99.999 m (328.08 ft) (ATEX, IECEx, NEPSI, INMETRO, FM C/US)
Maximum length 40.000 m (131.23 ft) (TIIS)
• WB measurement
Standard probe range: 1 m (3.28 ft) or 2 m (6.56 ft)
–200 to 100 °C (–328 to 212 °F), which is below cryogenic temperature, can be accommodated upon request.
Output signalLocal HART protocol, exclusively for the local host device
Alarm signalError information can be accessed via the following interfaces and transmitted digital protocol (refer to "Prothermo NMT539
Operating Instructions and Description of Instrument Function" for the following instruments):
• NRF590 (BA00256F, BA00257F)
• NMS5 (BA00401G)
• NMS8x (BA1456G, BA1459G, BA1462G)
• NMR8x (BA01450G, BA01453G)
• NRF81 (BA01465G)
Local HART loadMinimum loading for local HART circuit: 250 Ω
• Converter and precision resistor combination or converter and probe combination
• WB measurement range: 80 % (100 to 900 mm (3.94 to 35.43 in))
• The factory default is adjusted based on DC (er) = 2.1. Adjustment should be made on-site when necessary
• Temperature: ≤ 0.1 °C (0.18 °F)
• WB: ≤ 0.1 mm (0.004 in)
The values below represent performances under the reference conditions (including linearity, repeatability, hysteresis).
Conversion accuracy
TemperatureStandard /PTB spec. ± 0.1 °C (0.18 °F)
WB1 m (3.28 ft) spec.± 2 mm (0.08 in)
2 m (6.56 ft) spec.± 4 mm (0.16 in)
Probe system
TemperatureStandard spec.± 0.15 °C + 0.002 °C x |t| (0.27 °F + 0.0036 °F |t|)
IEC 60751 / DIN EN 60751 / JIS C1604 Class A temperature element
PTB spec.± (0.3 °C + 0.005 °C x |t|) / 10 ((0.54 °F + 0.009 °F x |t|) / 10)
Class 1/10B temperature element
WB1 m (3.28 ft) spec.± 2 mm (0.08 in)
2 m (6.56 ft) spec.± 5 mm (0.2 in)
Overall accuracy
TemperatureStandard spec.Conversion accuracy ± 0.1 °C (0.18 °F) + Environmental effect ± 0.05 °C (0.09 °F) +
Class A temperature element ± 0.15 °C + 0.002 °C x |t| (0.27 °F + 0.0036 °F x |t|)
PTB spec.Conversion accuracy ± 0.1 °C (0.18 °F) + Environmental effect ± 0.05 °C (0.09 °F) +
Class 1/10B temperature element ± (0.3 °C + 0.005 °C x |t|) / 10 (0.54 °F +
0.009 °F x |t| / 10)
WB1 m (3.28 ft) spec.Conversion accuracy ± 2 mm (0.08 in) + Probe accuracy ± 2 mm (0.08 in)
2 m (6.56 ft) spec.Conversion accuracy ± 5 mm (0.2 in) + Probe accuracy ± 5 mm (0.2 in)
• Accuracy can be improved for each application by making adjustments on-site, such as adjusting the offset.
• |t| represents the temperature of the measured item.
• –40 to 85 (–40 to 185)
• –20 to 60 °C (–4 to 140 °F): TIIS
• IP65 NEMA4X: Converter only (open housing: IP20)
When installing the probes to metal or concrete tanks and when using a coax probe:
• Interference emission according to EN 61326, Electrical Equipment Class B
• Interference immunity according to EN 61326, Annex A (Industrial)
Temperature probe: –175 to 235 °C (–274 to 455 °F)
WB probe: –0 to 100 °C (32 to 212 °F)
• Pressure tank: If the pressure inside the tank exceeds the process pressure shown above, install a stilling well
(protective tube) without holes or slits in the NMT539 to protect the probe from the pressure.
• Static pressure: Because NMT539 has undergone an airtightness test at an absolute pressure of 7 bar, it can withstand
static pressure head in the 50 m (164 ft) range in petroleum/chemical product applications.
• Cable type: Twist pair with a shield
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ItemDetails
WeightApprox. 13 kg
Conditions
• Number of elements: 16 points
• Temperature probe: 10 m (32.8 ft)
• WB probe: 1 m (3.28 ft)
• Flange: 2" 150 lbs RF, SUS316
Material• Temperature measurement elements: Class A Pt100, IEC60751/DIN EN60751/JISC1604
• Housing: Aluminum die cast
• Temperature probe: SUS316, SUS316L (refer to the "Dimension")
• WB probe: SUS316 (center rod SUS 304 / PFA protected)
Flange specifications • 10K 50A RF, SUS316, flange JIS B2220
• NPS 2" Cl.150 RF, SUS316 flange ASME B16.5
• DN50 PN10 B1, SUS316, flange EN1092-1 (DIN2527 B)
• 50A 150 lbs RF, SUS316, flange JPI 7S-15
• Universal coupling, G3/4, (converter only)
• M20 threaded (converter only)
CE approvalBy attaching the CE mark, Endress+Hauser confirms that the instruments have passed the required tests.
External standards
and guidelines
Ex approvalsATEX
• EN 60529
• Protection class of housing (IP-code)
• EN 61326
• Emissions (equipment class B), compatibility (appendix A – industrial area)
• II 1/2 G Ex ia IIB T2-T6 Ga/Gb (converter with temperature device and/or WB device)
• II 2G Ex ia IIB T2-T6 Gb (converter only)
IEC
• Ex ia IIB T2-T6 Ga/Gb (converter with temperature device and/or WB device)
• Ex ia IIB T2-T6 Ga (converter only)
FM C/US
Converter with temperature device and/or WB device
• IS Cl. I, Div. 1, Gr. C, D T2-T6
• IS Cl. I, Zone 0, AEx ia IIB Ga T2-T6
• NI Cl. I, Div. 2, Gr. C, D T2-T6
Converter only
• IS Cl. I, Div. 1, Gr. C, D T4
• IS Cl. I, Zone 0, AEx ia IIB Ga T4
• NI Cl. I, Div. 2, Gr. C, D T4
TIIS
• Ex ia IIB T4 (converter with temperature device and/or WB device) (converter only)
• Ex ia IIB T2 (converter with temperature device)
• Ex d[ia] IIB T4 (converter with temperature device and/or WB device)
NEPSI
• Ex ia IIB T2-T6 (converter with temperature device and/or WB device)
• Ex ia IIB T2-T6 Ga (converter only)
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3.3 Description of functions
Detailed descriptions of the function groups, functions and parameters are given in
"NMT539 Operating Instructions and Description of Instrument Functions. "When
NMT539 with WB probe and NRF590 are used together, confirm that the supply voltage
to TMD1/NMS/TGM/NRF590 is stable at a voltage of 100 VAC or higher.
3.3.1 NMT539 Ex ia and NMS8x Exd [ia] combination
he connection of NMT539 shown below is only available for connection with NMS5 or
NMS8x.
A0038539
1NMS8x and NMS539 system design
aFieldbus protocol
bPower supply
cLocal HART (Ex i) loop (data transmission)
dLevel
eGas temperature
fLiquid temperature
1Tankvision
2NMS8x
3NMT539
Typical application of NMT539 converter + temperature probe version
NMT539 is the successor of the former NMT535. For proper migration, NMT539 has
inherited all the functionality and specifications of NMT535, including connection flange
specifications, cable entries and wiring method. Since NMS5 or NMS8x is provided with
WB measurement function, they can be combined with the converter + average
temperature probe version of NMT539. When the converter + average temperature probe
+ WB probe version is combined with NMS5 or NMS8, the product in the tank will
simultaneously be managed with level, continuous temperature and WB measurements.
Most changes and parameter settings for NMT539 can be performed by NMS5 or NMS8x.
NMT539 receives liquid level data from NMS5 or NMS8x and then calculates the average
temperature of the liquid and gas phases. The calculated average temperature data of the
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liquid and gas phases are transmitted to NMS8x or NMS5 along with the measured
temperature of each element and the NMT539 device status.
All gathered data in the field interface unit are sent to inventory management
software (Tankvision) or to NMS8x, NMS5x, NMS7, NMR8x, NRF8x or NRF590.
3.3.2 NMT539 Ex ia and NMR8x Ex d [ia] combination
The connection of NMT539 shown below is only available for connection with NMR8x Ex
d [ia].
NRF81 is required as a gateway for FMR5xx and NMT539 Tankvision when using FMR5xx
Ex ia radar.
2NMT539 Ex ia and NMR8x combination
aFieldbus protocol
bPower supply
cLocal HART (Ex i) loop (data transmission)
dLevel
eGas temperature
fLiquid temperature
1Tankvision
2NMR8x
3NMT539
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3.3.3 NMT539 Ex ia and NRF590 Ex d [ia] combination
Typical application of NMT539 converter + temperature probe + WB probe version
The NMT539 converter + temperature probe + WB probe version is utilized most
effectively in combination with radar level gauging. Water interface, temperature and
liquid level measurement, with data collection and calculations via the NRF590 or NRF81,
allow for optimal inventory control.Details on NMT539 functions and data can be accessed
from NRF81 or NRF590. NMT539 receives radar level data from NRF590 or NRF81 and
then calculates the average temperature of the liquid and gas phases. The calculated
average temperature data of the liquid and gas phases are transmitted to NRF81 or
NRF590 along with the measured temperature of each element and the NMT539 device
status.
All gathered data in the field interface unit are sent to inventory management
software (Tankvision) or to NMS8x, NMS5x, NMS7, NMR8x, NRF8x or NRF590.
A0038541
3NMT539 Ex ia and NRF590 Ex d [ia] combination
aFMR power supply (DC/Ex i)
bLocal HART (Ex i) loop (data transmission)
cGas temperature
dLevel
eLiquid level temperature
fWater
gFieldbus protocol
hPower supply
1FMR540
2NMT539
3NRF81/NRF590
4Tankvision
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3.3.4 NMT539 Ex d [ia] and TMD1 Ex d combination
Average temperature device NMT539 can be connected to Transmitter TMD1 or Servo
Level Gauge TGM5 via local HART (Ex d) communication. Because local HART
communication is digital, it is able to send a larger volume of information compared to the
conventional RTD method. This means that NMT539 can work with not just DRM9700 but
also with NRF560. If NMT539 WB probe and NRF560 are used together, confirm that the
supply voltage to TMD1 is stable at 100 VAC or higher.
When NMT539 with WB probe and NRF560 are used together, confirm that the supply
voltage to TGM5 is stable at 100 VAC or higher.
A0038543
5NMT539 Ex d [ia] and TGM5 combination
aFieldbus protocol
bPower supply
cLocal HART (Ex d) loop (NMT539 and TGM5)
dLocal HART (Ex d) loop (TGM5 and NRF560)
1Tankvision
2TGM5
3NMT539
4NRF560
5Level
6Gas temperature
7Liquid temperature
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4 Adjustment and settings
4.1 Local HART connection
4.1.1 Endress+Hauser tank gauging instrument
NMT539 is designated to work with Endress+Hauser tank instruments tank side monitors
NRF590, NRF81 or Proservo NMS5, NMS7, NMS8x or NMR8x to build a comprehensive
instrumentation system. Both temperature and/or WB information is transmitted via
HART loop. NRF590, NRF81 and NMS5, NMS, NMS8x and NMR8x have a settings menu
for the NMT Series by default, which means that they can configure NMT539 default
settings.
• The parameters listed in this document are parameters that can be checked when
the instruments are connected to NMT539 with FieldCare. Since the parameters
that can be checked from the HMI of the connected HART Master, such as NMS8x
and NMS5, differ depending on which HART Master is being used, refer to the
respective operating instructions.
• Before starting up NMT539, refer to "Prothermo NMT539 Operating Instructions"
and check the installation procedure.
• There are four types of standard basic data depending on the NMT539
measurement function.
4.1.2 Measuring functions
Temperature measurement
0Converter only
1Temperature + converter
These four types of basic data are available as standard.
• Average liquid temperature
• Average gas temperature
• Level (VH02 measured distance)
• Device status
Water bottom measurement
2WB probe + converter
These four types of basic data are available as standard.
• WB level
• WB probe capacitance
• WB probe frequency
• Device status
Temperature + WB + converter
3Temperature + WB + converter
These four types of basic data are available as standard.
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• Average liquid temperature
• WB level
• Average gas temperature
• Device status
4.2 Device configuration: NRF590
Connect the loop-powered local HART communication cable from NRF590 (intrinsically
safe side compartment) to NMT539 according to "Prothermo NMT539 Operating
Instructions. " NRF590 has been designed to recognize NMT539 as a specific Endress
+Hauser local HART device.
4.2.1 HART scanner
Once NMT539 and NRF590 have been wired together, all HART devices will be scanned
automatically when NRF590 is turned on.
Not all NRF590 are fully compatible for recognizing NMT539. Contact your Endress
+Hauser Sales Center for information on NRF590 software and hardware version
compatibility.
4.2.2 NMT539 specific parameter setup for NRF590
The configuration of NMT539 parameters displayed on NRF590 depends on the installed
software and hardware versions of NRF590. Refer to the NRF590 operating manual to
determine accessible parameters. All default settings and parameter configurations can be
carried out using FieldCare. Detailed information will be provided in the following sections.
4.3 Device configuration: NMS5/NMS7
NMS5/NMS7 are specifically designed to recognize NMT539 as HART Master. Terminals
24 and 25 of NMT539 and NMS5/NMS7 are connected with a local HART cable.
Connection between NMS5/NMS7 and NMT539 is required for Ex Approval. Follow
the separate BA01025G operating instructions, "4.4.Terminal connection."
4.3.1 Preparation for NMS5/NMS7 configuration
NMS5/NMS7 must be set to default before connecting to NMT539.
CodeDisplayDetails
GVH362NMT ConnectionSelect "NMT Connection" and "Average" and configure the NMT.
To change this parameter, an access code is required. For
details, see "Prothermo NMT539 Operating Instructions."
4.3.2 Configuring NMT539 with NMS5/NMS7
NMT539 parameters can be configured using the NMS5/NMS7 programming matrix G4
"Temperature Device."
Typical NMT539 parameters (same as NMT535) are displayed in the NMS5/NMS7
matrix.
WB probe information is not available on NMS5/NMS7 ROM version 4.24 or earlier
versions. Contact your Endress+Hauser Sales Center to update existing NMS5/NMS7
functions.
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G0 Static Matrix
CodeDisplayDetails
GVH010Liquid tempNMT539 displays the average liquid temperature.
GVH013Gas tempNMT539 displays the average gas temperature.
G4 Temperature Matrix
CodeDisplayDetails
GVH440Liquid tempDisplays the same value indicated in GVH010: Liquid temp
GVH441Gas tempDisplays the same value indicated in GVH013: Gas temp
GVH442LevelThe liquid level collected from NMS5/NMS7 is selected as either
GVH000: Level (Displacer position) or GVH008: Level data
(Level). NMT539 calculates both liquid and gas phase
temperatures based on this liquid level data.
GVH447Element No. 0 tempChecks that the measuring temperature resistor temperature
conversion is executed correctly.
The tolerance range is –1.0 to 1.0 °C (–30.2 to 33.8 °F).
GVH449Element temp 17 tempThis temperature is used for checking when shipping from the
factory.
GVH450-459Element temp No.1-10
temp
GVH460-469Element No.1-10
position
GVH470Select pointA matrix is selected for GVH471 "Zero Adjust," GVH473 "Element
GVH480DiagnosticDisplays error code messages. Refer to the error code chart in
GVH482Element numberThe number of elements installed on the temperature
GVH485Type of intervalSets measurement element intervals. If the element intervals are
GVH486Bottom pointSets the height of the lowest element. This is only set when the
GVH487Element intervalThe element interval is entered if "Equal interval" was selected in
The measured temperature is the temperature data collected
from each element (maximum 16 points). The temperature
measurement elements 11 to 16 are selected from GVH470
"Select point," and the selected element is displayed in GVH473
"Element temp."
Indicates the position of each element in the probe. Temperature
measurement elements 11 to 16 are selected from GVH470
"Select point," and the selected element is displayed in GVH474
"Element position."
temp" and GVH474 "Element position," and required element
data are input.
this manual.
measurement tube is entered.
equal, select GVH487 "Element interval" to set the interval, and
then select GVH486 "Bottom point" to set the height of the
lowest edge of the elements. If the element intervals are not
equal, manually set the intervals.
This parameter configuration is only used to change the
theoretical element position within NMT539's software for
average temperature calculation. The physical positions of
the elements will not change.
elements have equal intervals.
This parameter configuration is only used to change the
theoretical element position within NMT539's software for
average temperature calculation. The physical positions of
the elements will not change.
GVH485 "Type of interval."
This parameter configuration is only used to change the
theoretical element position within NMT539's software for
average temperature calculation. The physical positions of
the elements will not change.
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4.4 Configuring NMT539 with NMS8x/NMR8x/NRF81
NMS8x, NMR8x and NRF81 are specifically designed to recognize NMT539 as HART
Master. Terminals E1 and E2 or B3 and C3 of NMR8x, NRF81 and NMS8x are connected
to NMT539 with a local HART cable.
Connection from NMS8x, NMR8x and NRF81 to NMT539 is required for Ex Approval.
Follow the connection instructions in the separate BA01025G operating instructions,
"Terminal connection."
4.4.1 Preparation for configuring NMS8x/NMR8x/NRF81
NMS8x, NMR8x and NRF81 must be set to default before connecting to NMT539.
configuration → Element configuration → Element position (14738)
DescriptionAdjusts the element position.
Input unitNumerical value
Factory setting0 mm
Additional informationRead access: Operator
Write access: Maintenance
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The following configuration uses FieldCare. NMT539 has different HART device codes
depending on the measurement function. The following four local HART device codes are
preset at the factory based on the jumper setting.
WARNING
L
Modification of modules
Changing the jumper setting by disassembling the internal module of NMT539 may
invalidate the accuracy of the calibration that was performed at the factory. It may also
cause serious accidents.
Do not disassemble a module or change the jumper setting.
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5.1 HART device codes
CodeDetailsDescriptions
184Device code for
temperature
measurement function
185Device code for NMT539
WB measurement
function
186Device code for fully-
equipped NMT539
184 is specially designed for the NMT539 converter-only
version and converter + temperature probe version. Code 184 is
used in an NMT539 that is not equipped with a WB probe.
FieldCare does not recognize Code 185.
Code 186 is used for NMT539 that is equipped with converter +
temperature probe + WB probe.
5.2 Device data
ItemDetailsDescriptions
Tag numberRead / WriteThis number is for customer-specified device
identification and control number, tank name, site name
and other ID
production process.
Assembly
number
Default: HART
Read / WriteThis number is for manufacture control based on
Default: 0
5.3 Temperature measurement
HART device code 184 is designed for the temperature measurement function. Available
parameters and functions are as follows. The description of parameters is based on the
FieldCare display screen.
The HART device code appears in the default header position or on the FieldCare
display screen only when VH99 "Device Type Code" has been selected.
Devices with a temperature measurement function as specified by product order codes are
as follows.
Measuring functions
SettingDetails
0Converter only
1Converter + temperature probe
4Converter + temperature probe (W&M certificate)
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5.3.1 Primary value: VH00-VH09
CodeDisplayDetails
VH00Liquid Temp
(Average liquid
temperature)
VH01Gas Temp
(Average gas
temperature)
VH02Measured Distance
(Liquid level)
VH07Temperature 0
(Element 0
temperature)
VH09Temperature 17
(Element 17
temperature)
Item typeRead only
Range–200 to 240 °C (–328 to 464 °F)
Display of the average temperature of the liquid phase
The measured liquid levels that are required for calculating the
average temperature of the liquid phase are provided by
Micropilot FMR Series (via NRF590) or NMS5, NMS7 or NMS8x.
Item typeRead only
Range–200 to 240 °C (–328 to 464 °F)
Displays the average temperature of the measured gas (vapor) phase
Gas phase measurements that are required for calculating the
average gas phase temperature are provided by Micropilot FMR
series (via NRF590) or NMS5, NMS7 or NMS8x.
Item typeRead only
Range0 to 99999 mm
Displays the liquid level inside the tank as configured by a level gauge.
If a level gauge is not connected, a directly input liquid level can be
used as a device test.
Item typeRead only
Tolerance–1.0 to 1.1 °C (30.2 to 33.8 °F)
Checks that the measuring temperature resistor temperature
conversion is executed correctly.
Item typeRead only
This temperature is used for checking when shipping from the factory.
5.3.2 Temperature measurement elements 1: VH10-VH19
CodeDisplayDetails
VH10-19Temperature 1-10
(Temperature of
elements 1 to 10)
Item typeRead only
Range–200 to 240 °C (–328 to 464 °F)
Displays individual temperature measurement elements.
5.3.3 Temperature measurement elements 2: VH20-VH29
CodeDisplayDetails
VH20-25Temperature 11-16
(Temperature of
elements 11 to 16)
VH26Selec. Ave Method
(Average
temperature
calculation method)
Item typeRead only
Range–200 to 240 °C (–328 to 464 °F)
Displays individual temperature measurement elements.
Item typeSelection
SelectionStandard / Advanced
Selects the method of average temperature calculation.
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2
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5
1
2
3
4
5
Standard calculation method
Regardless of the shape of the tank, average temperature is calculated using the following
formula:
Formula: (T1 + T2 + T3) / Number of elements in liquid phase = Average temperature
(3.5 °C (38.3 °F) + 3.0 °C (37.4 °F) + 2.0 °C (35.6 °F)) / 3 = 2.83 °C (37.1 °F)
A0038546
8Standard calculation method for liquid temperature
1Element No.5: 4.5 °C (40.1 °F) (T5)
2Element No.4: 4.0 °C (39.2 °F) (T4)
3Element No.3: 2.0 °C (35.6 °F) (T3)
4Element No.2: 3.0 °C (37.4 °F) (T2)
5Element No.1: 3.5 °C (38.3 °F) (T1)
Advanced calculation method
Average temperature is calculated by adding a corrective factor for unequal volume
distribution.
Formula: (T1*V1 + T2*V2 + T3*V3) / (V1 + V2 + V3) = Average temperature
Parameters that are related to V = additional volume factors are determined in VH53,
54 and 55.
9Standard calculation method for liquid temperature
1Element No.5: 4.5 °C (40.1 °F) (T5)
2Element No.4: 4.0 °C (39.2 °F) (T4)
3Element No.3: 2.0 °C (35.6 °F) (T3)
4Element No.2: 3.0 °C (37.4 °F) (T2)
5Element No.1: 3.5 °C (38.3 °F) (T1)
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2.0 °C 2.0 °C 2.0 °C 2.0 °C
3.0 °C 3.0 °C 3.0 °C
3.5 °C 3.5 °C
1
2
3
4
5
Advanced calculation method 2
Average temperature is calculated by adding a corrective factor for unequal volume
distribution.
Formula: (3.5 °C (38.3 °F) x 2 + 3.0 °C (37.4 °F) x 3 + 2.0 °C (35.6 °F) x 4) / (2 + 3 + 4) =
2.67 °C (36.8 °F)
In the diagram below, □ represents V (volume factor).
(3.5 °C (38.3 °F) x 2 + 3.0 °C (37.4 °F) x 3 + 2.0 °C (35.6 °F) x 4) / (2 + 3 + 4) =
2.67 °C (36.8 °F)
10Advanced calculation method 2
1Element No.5:4.5 °C (40.1 °F) (T5)
2Element No.4: 4.0 °C (39.2 °F) (T4)
3Element No.3: 2.0 °C (35.6 °F) (T3)
4Element No.2: 3.0 °C (37.4 °F) (T2)
5Element No.1: 3.5 °C (38.3 °F) (T1)
CodeDisplayDetails
VH27Multi Spot Type
(Display array)
Item typeSelection
SelectionSpot
Displays individual temperature measurement elements.
The element array in a temperature probe is selected. This function is
particularly required if an average temperature probe other than
NMT539 is connected to the NMT539 converter-only version.
A0038547
Multi
The "Spot" element array must always be selected in the converter
+ temperature probe version. Selecting the parameter to "Multi"
will prevent accurate calculations. When several elements are
installed on each input cable in the probe, average temperature is
calculated based on the sum of temperature measurement
element values in the liquid phase and the sum of the number of
elements.
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6
8
9
1
2
a
b
c
7
VH27 Multi Spot Type: Spot temperature of the display array
The formula
(T1 + T2 + T3) /3 = 25.5 °C (77.9 °F)
calculates the average temperature.
A0038548
11Spot temperature
aGas (vapor phase)
bLevel
cLiquid phase
1NMT539
2Converter
3Pt100 element No.5: 2.45 °C (76.1 °F) (T5)
4Pt100 element No.4: 24 °C (75.2 °F) (T4)
5Pt100 element No.3: 26.0 °C (78.8 °F) (T3)
6Pt100 element No.2: 25.5 °C (77.9 °F) (T2)
7Pt100 element No.1: 25.0 °C (77.0 °F) (T1)
8Input signal cable
9Probe bottom
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8
10
11
9
12
VH27 Multi Spot Type: Multi temperature of the display array
When elements with unequal lengths are installed on each input cable, out of the
elements that are submerged in the liquid phase, the temperature measurement element
in the liquid phase that is the closest to the liquid level is considered the average
temperature.
The average liquid temperature is the element temperature (Element No.3:
26.0 °C (78.8 °F) (T3)) of the liquid phase that is the closest to the liquid level.
A0038549
12Multi temperature
1NMT539 converter-only type + Other brand's average temperature probe
2Pt100 element No.5: 2.45 °C (76.1 °F) (T5)
3Pt100 element No.4: 24 °C (75.2 °F) (T4)
4Pt100 element No.3: 26.0 °C (78.8 °F) (T3)
5Pt100 element No.2: 25.5 °C (77.9 °F) (T2)
6Pt100 element No.1: 25.0 °C (77.0 °F) (T1)
7To converter
8Input signal cable
9Gas (vapor) phase
10 Level
11 Liquid phase
12 Probe bottom
5.3.4 Upper and lower limits of temperature measurement
elements: VH28-VH29
CodeDisplayDetails
VH28Lower Limit
VH29Upper Limit
(Minimum
temperature
measurement
element value)
(Maximum
temperature
measurement
element value)
Item typeRead / Write
Default–20.5 °C (–4.9 °F)
Range–999.9 to 999.9 °C (–1767.82 to 1831.82 °F)
The lower limit of a temperature measurement element is set and used
as a reference for determining an element short circuit.
Item typeRead / Write
Default245 °C (473 °F)
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Range–999.9 to 999.9 °C (–1767.82 to 1831.82 °F)
The upper limit of a temperature measurement element is set and used
as a reference for determining an element short circuit.
5.3.5 Element position 1: VH30-VH39
CodeDisplayDetails
VH30-VH39Position 1-10
(Element positions 1
to 10)
Item typeRead / Write
Range0 to 99999 mm
Displays individual temperature measurement elements.
Sets the element position from the bottom of the tank.
Calculation is automatically performed if "Equal" was selected as the
element interval in VH85. If "Unequal" was selected, all element
positions must be entered manually.
5.3.6 Element position 2: VH40-VH49
CodeDisplayDetails
VH40-VH45Position 11-16
(Element positions
11 to 16)
VH46Hysteresis Width
(Hysteresis width)
VH47Clear Memory
(Memory deletion)
VH48Gas Offset
(Gas offset)
Item typeRead / Write
Range0 to 99999 mm
Displays individual temperature measurement elements.
Sets the element position from the bottom of the tank.
Calculation is automatically performed if "Equal" was selected as the
element interval in VH85. If "Unequal" was selected, all element
positions must be entered manually.
Item typeRead / Write
Default10 mm (0.39 in)
Range0 to 99999 mm
Sets the hysteresis of an element switch position.
Hysteresis entered as an offset value can prevent hunting caused by
fluctuations of the level surface. This changes according to the range of
fluctuations.
Item typeSelection
DefaultNone (0)
Range0 to 99999 mm
SelectionNone, Clear
Resets the matrix parameter to the default setting.
Item typeRead / Write
Default300 mm (11.81 in)
Range0 to 99999 mm
When a temperature element in the gas (vapor) phase is within the
shown range below, it is not used for average gas temperature
calculations.
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7
a
6
1
2
3
4
5
7
a
6
CodeDisplayDetails
A0038550
13Gas offset
aVH48 gas offset 300 mm (11.81 in) (Default)
1To NMT539 converter
2Temperature element
3Gas phase
4Exclusion range (see Note)
5Level
6Liquid phase
7To tank bottom
VH49Liquid Offset
(Liquid offset)
Although temperature elements in this range are in the gas
phase, they are excluded from average gas temperature
calculations in order to avoid effects from the interface between
the liquid phase and the gas phase.
Item typeRead / Write
Default300 mm (11.81 in)
Range0 to 99999 mm
14Liquid offset
aVH48 gas offset 300 mm (11.81 in) (Default)
1To NMT539 converter
2Temperature element
3Gas phase
4Exclusion range (see Note)
5Level
6Liquid phase
7To tank bottom
A0038551
Although temperature elements in this range are in the liquid
phase, they are excluded from average liquid temperature
calculations in order to avoid effects from the interface between
the liquid phase and the gas phase.
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5.3.7 Advanced temperature: VH50-VH59
CodeDisplayDetails
VH53Element Point
(Element point)
VH54Element Position
(Element position)
VH55Element Volume
(Element volume)
Item typeSelection
Default0
Selection0-15 (Element No.1 = 0, Element No. 16 = 15)
Selects the number of elements for "Advanced" average temperature
calculations in VH26. The positions of the selected elements are
displayed in VH54 "Element Position," and additional volume factors
can be modified in VH55 "Element Volume."
Item typeRead only
Range0 to 99999 mm
Displays the position of the element that was selected in VH53.
Item typeRead only
Range1 to 99999.9
Sets the additional volume factor for the element that was selected in
VH53.
Additional volume can be added to individual elements for advanced
average temperature calculations (for details, see "VH26: Selec. Ave
Method").
5.3.8 Temperature adjustment: VH70-VH79
CodeDisplayDetails
VH70Element Select
(Element number
assignment)
VH71Zero Adjust
(Zero adjustment of
temperature
measurement
element)
VH72Adjust Span
(Adjustment of
temperature
measurement
element span)
VH73Temperature X
(Temperature X)
Item typeSelection
Range0 to 19
The element number for performing temperature adjustments is
selected (Element 0-15 = Element 1-16, 19 = Reference 100 Ω
resistance).
Item typeRead / Write
Default0
Range–1000.0 to 1000.0
Performs zero adjustment for individual elements that were selected in
VH70. Unlike a standard temperature device, the reading value can be
adjusted when the measured temperature shows minor correction
values.
If element No.2 displays 25.4 °C (77.72 °F) and a standard
temperature device displays 25.2 °C (77.36 °F), the matrix is set
to -0.2.Once set, the correction value of element No.2 based on
the actual measured value will be –0.2 °C (31.6 °F).
Item typeRead / Write
Default1
Range0.8 to 1.2
Span adjustment is applied to all installed temperature measurement
elements. This correction value is multiplied by the actual measured
values.
Item typeRead only
Temperature of the elements that were selected in VH70. Also displays
each temperature measurement element that was displayed in VH10VH25. The value is calculated based on the following formula:
VH73: Temperature X = Unadjusted temperature x span (VH72) + Zero
offset (VH71)
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VH74Position X
(Element position)
VH75Resistance X
(Element resistance)
VH76Resistance Adj.
(Element resistance
adjustment)
VH77Element Type
(Element type)
Item typeRead / Write
Range0 to 99999 mm
Position of the elements that were selected in VH70. If "Unequal" was
selected in VH85, the position of each element can be set here.
Item typeRead only
Shows the measured resistance for elements that were selected in
VH70.
Item typeRead / Write
Default0
Range–1000.0 to 1000.0
Adjusts the resistance of elements selected in VH70. Minor resistance
adjustments can be applied on the reading value.
Under identical environmental conditions, if the selected element
No.5 displays 100.3 Ω and a standard high-precision resistor
displays 100 Ω, -0.3 is set in this matrix. Once set, the correction
value of element No.5 based on the actual measured value will be
–0.3 Ω. Be careful when configuring this setting in VH76, as it
will apply to all elements.
Item typeSelection
SelectionPt100, Cu90, Cu100, PtCu100, JPt100
The element conversion formula is selected for when another brand's
average temperature probe is connected to the NMT539 converteronly version.
Element conversion
formula
VH78Average Number
(Sampling number)
VH79Protect Code
(Access code)
CAUTION
L
Changing the parameters:
NMT539 converter + temperature probe version is comprised of spot,
element array and PT100 element types.
Changing the parameters may cause erroneous calculations or
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unnecessary error displays.
Pt100 (formula above 0 °C):
R = -0.580195 x 10-4 x T2 + 0.390802 x T +100
Pt100 (formula below 0 °C): R = -4.2735 x 10-10 x T4 + 4.273 x 10- 8
x T³ - 0.58019 x 10- 4 x T² + 3.90802 x T + 100
Cu90: R = 0.3809 x T + 90.4778
Cu100: R = 0.38826 x T + 90.2935
PtCu100: R = 3.3367 x 10-7 x T3 - 2.25225 x 10-5 x T2 +0.38416 x T
+ 100.17
R: Resistance, T: Temperature
Item typeRead / Write
Default1
Range1 to 10
The number of resistance samplings from all temperature
measurement elements can be changed, including that of the reference
resistance installed on the circuit of the main unit.
Increasing the sampling number will allow for a more accurate
measurement, but it will slow down the device's overall scan
time. Element selection frequency: Approx. 2 seconds/element,
sampling maximum element number 21 (Number of elements:
16, Internal reference resistance: 5)
Item typeRead / Write
Default0
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Range0 to 999
Access code 530 enables selection and writing.
5.3.9 Device setting 1: VH80-VH89
CodeDisplayDetails
VH80Present Error
(Error
information)
Item typeRead only
Screen where error information is displayed. The following error codes will be
displayed. For details, refer to "Troubleshooting" in the separate BA1025G
operating instructions.
Error
code
0No error presence
1Common line open
3#1 element open
4#1 element short
5#2 element open
6#2 element short
7#3 element open
8#3 element short
9#4 element open
10#4 element short
11#5 element open
12#5 element short
13#6 element open
14#6 element short
15#7 element open
16#7 element short
17#8 element open
18#8 element short
19#9 element open
21#9 element short
21#10 element open
22#10 element short
23#0 element over range
24Memory defect (ROM)
25#11 element open
26#11 element short
27#12 element open
28#12 element short
29Element exposed (liquid level below #1 element position)
32Low power supply
33#13 element open
34#13 element short
35#14 element open
36#14 element short
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37#15 element open
38#15 element short
39#16 element open
40#16 element short
41Memory defect (RAM)
42Memory defect (EEROM)
43WB line open
44WB line short
CodeDisplayDetails
VH81Temperature Unit
(Temperature unit)
VH82Element Number
(Number of
temperature
measurement
elements)
Item typeSelection
Default°C
Selection°C, °F, K
Screen used to select the temperature display unit.
Based on the HART configuration, °C (HART code: 32), °F (HART code:
33), and K (HART code: 35) are available.
Leave this parameter in °C if you are changing the default °C in
the host gauge (NMS8x, NMR8x, NRF81, NMS5, NMS7,
NRF590, TMD1) to another unit.
Item typeRead / Write
Default10 (NMT539 converter-only version)
Range1 to 16
The number of available temperature measurement elements is
entered. This function is mainly used with the NMT539 converter-only
version.
Do not change the default parameter on the NMT539 converter
+ temperature probe version. The number of elements is
predetermined by the customer. Changing the default parameter
may cause erroneous calculations or unnecessary error displays.
VH83No. of Preambles
(Number of
preambles)
VH84Distance Unit
(Distance unit)
CAUTION
L
Changing the parameters:
Do not change the default parameter on the NMT539 converter +
temperature probe version. The number of elements is predetermined
by the customer.
Changing the default parameter may cause erroneous calculations
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or unnecessary error displays.
Item typeRead / Write
Default5
Range2 to 20
Sets the number of preambles for HART communication.
CAUTION
L
Changing the value:
Do not change the default value.
This may cause erroneous calculations or unnecessary error
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displays.
Item typeSelection
Defaultmm
Selectionft., m, inch, mm
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• Selects the level display unit. This applies to the display of
VH02 "Liquid level" and VH50 "WB". Based on the configuration
of HART, the available level units are: ft. (HART code: 44), m
(HART code: 45), inch (HART code: 47) and mm (HART code:
49).
• Leave this parameter in mm if you are changing the default
mm in the host gauge (NMS8x, NMR8x, NRF81, NMS5,
NMS7, NRF590, TMD1) to another unit.
Screen that selects the element interval. This function is used in the
NMT539 converter-only version.
CAUTION
L
Changing the parameters:
Do not change the default parameter on the NMT539 converter +
temperature probe version. The number of elements and the position
of each element is predetermined by the customer.
Changing the default parameter may cause erroneous calculations
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or unnecessary error displays. Do not change the parameters on
the NMT539 converter + temperature probe version other than for
repair purposes.
Item typeRead / Write
Default500 mm (19.69 in)
Selection0 to 99999 mm
The position of the bottom-point element from the tank bottom
(element No.1) is entered. If "Equal interval" has been selected in
VH85, the position of element No.1 is extremely important, as the rest
of the elements' positions will be determined by the position of the
bottom-point element.
Item typeRead / Write
Default1000 mm (39.37 in)(NMT539 converter-only
version)
Range0 to 99999 mm
Changing the element interval and setting the element position are
only applied to reconfigure switching points for average temperature
calculations. The physical positions of elements will not change.
The default setting is 1000 mm (39.37 in) in the NMT539
converter-only version, but other default settings will depend on
the ordered specifications.
Item typeRead / Write
Default–49.5
Range–49.5 to 359.5
This data is output when the selected element short-circuits. The
display format can be configured in VH92 "Error Display Select."
Item typeRead / Write
Default359.0
Range–49.5 to 359.5
This data is output when the selected element is open. The display
format can be configured in VH92 "Error Display Select."
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5.3.10 Device setting 2: VH90-VH99
CodeDisplayDetails
VH90Device ID Number
(Device ID number)
VH91Previous Error
(Previous error)
VH92Error Dis. Sel.
(Error display
selection)
VH93Custody Mode
(Custody mode)
VH94Polling Address
(Polling address)
VH95Manufacture ID
(Manufacturer ID)
VH96Software Version
(Software version)
VH98Below BottomItem typeSelection
Item typeRead / Write
Default0
Range0 to 16777214
Screen used for distinguishing the device ID when the NMT539
connects to a HART communication loop.
NOTICE
Device ID and HART address:
When a device ID is changed, a communication error may occur due to
inappropriate device ID and HART address combination.
Ensure that the device ID and HART address are correct.
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Item typeRead only
Displays the error history. The error messages are the same as those in
VH80.
Item typeSelection
Default0
Selection0: OFF
1: ON
Selects the display of VH88 "Short Error Value" and VH89 "Open Error
Value."
OFF: VH88 and VH89 error messages are not sent to the host gauge.
This function automatically excludes defective elements in average
temperature calculations.
ON: Error messages are sent to the host gauge. As a result, the error
codes of VH88 and VH89 will appear on the host gauge's default
screen, and sent to the upper receiver as well.
Item typeRead only
DefaultConfigured at the factory according to
specifications.
The overwrite protection of hardware is located on the main CPU
board (CN3 connector).
Item typeRead / Write
Default2
Range1 to 15
Polling address used in local HART communication.
Item typeRead only
Default17 (Endress+Hauser)
Screen showing the manufacturer ID.
Item typeRead only
Screen showing the installed software version.
Default0
Selection0: OFF
1: ON
Displays an error when the liquid level drops below the bottom-point
element. If "ON" is selected, error code 29 will be displayed in VH80 and
VH91.
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(52 - VG60) x VH59VH
VH63
CodeDisplayDetails
VH99Device Type Code
(Device code)
Item typeRead only
Screen displaying the device type.
• 184: Temperature measurement function
• 185: WB measurement function
• 186: Temperature + WB measurement function
5.4 WB measurement
HART device code 185 is exclusively for WB measurement function. Available parameters
and functions are as follows. The name of the HART device will be displayed in the default
header, and the selected HART device code will appear in VH99 "Device Type Code."
Devices with a temperature measurement function as specified by product order codes are
as follows.
Measurement function 2: Converter + WB probe
5.4.1 Element position: VH40-VH49
CodeDisplayDetails
VH47Clear Memory
(Memory deletion)
Item typeSelection
DefaultNone (0)
Range0 to 99999 mm
SelectionNone, Clear
Resets the matrix parameter to the default setting.
5.4.2 WB primary and advanced temperature: VH50-VH59
CodeDisplayDetails
VH50Water Level
(WB)
VH51Capacitance
(Capacitance)
VH52WB Frequency
(WB frequency)
VH57Sel. Water Span
(WB probe length)
VH58Offset Water
(WB offset)
Item typeRead only
Displays the measured "Water level."
These are measured values that were calculated using the following
formula:
Item typeRead only
Range• 1000 mm probe: 10 to 10000 pF
• 2000 mm probe: 10 to 2200 pF
Screen displaying the WB probe capacitance based on the frequency.
Item typeRead only
Range1200 to 4500 Hz
Screen displaying the WB probe measurement frequency.
Item typeSelection
Selection1000 mm, 2000 mm
Screen for selecting the WB probe length.
Item typeRead / Write
DefaultApprox. 100 to 110
Set individually at the factory.
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Range–200 to 2000
Screen for WB offset of the measured values. There are two methods:
Use the scale
For measured WB value 530 mm (20.87 in) and manual dipping
‣
value 730 mm (28.74 in):
By entering VH58's default value + 200, offset + 200 mm (7.87 in)
can be corrected. (For default 110 mm (4.33 in), at +
200 mm (7.87 in) set 310 mm (12.2 in)).
Adding a WB probe position according to specification code
By default 110 mm (4.33 in), the distance between the bottom of
‣
a WB probe and the tank floor (or the datum plate) is
200 mm (7.87 in):
Set to 110 mm (4.33 in) + 200 mm (7.87 in) = 310 mm (12.2 in).
VH59Water Span
(Water span
adjustment)
VH60Empty Frequency
(Empty frequency
(Frequency of
VH58))
VH63Water Factor
(Frequency per unit
liquid level)
Item typeRead / Write
Default1
Range0.1 to 99.9
Adjusts the linearity of WB probe capacitance. The adjustment is used
to correct WB properties with slight linear slope.
Item typeRead / Write
DefaultApprox. 1800 to 2200
Set individually at the factory.
Range0 to 9999 Hz
If a WB probe is in the liquid (oil) phase (NMT539 WB probe is not
touching the water phase), the measured frequency (VH52 value) is
entered.
Item typeRead only
Displays the liquid's vertical motion per 1 mm in Hz (frequency) as WB
probe linearity. Calculation is performed based on the following
formula:
(VH61 Full Frequency - VH60 Empty Frequency) / VH62 Probe Length
= VH63 Water Factor
5.4.3 WB adjustment and operation power: VH60-VH69
CodeDisplayDetails
VH60Empty Frequency
(Empty frequency
(Frequency of
VH58))
If a WB probe is in the liquid (oil) phase (NMT539 WB probe is not touching the water
phase), the measured frequency (VH52 value) is entered.
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Item typeRead / Write
DefaultApprox. 1800 to 2200
Set individually at the factory.
Range0 to 9999 Hz
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a
1
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15Measurement frequency input 1
aMeasurement range: 1000 or 2000
1WB probe
2Liquid phase (oil)
3Interface (oil and water)
4Water phase
CodeDisplayDetails
VH61Full Frequency
(Frequency at full
tank)
16Measurement frequency input 2
aMeasurement range: 1000 or 2000
1Liquid phase (oil)
2Interface (oil and water)
3Water phase
Item typeRead / Write
DefaultApprox. 3600 to 4400
Set individually at the factory.
Range0 to 9999 Hz
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2
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3
A
B
CodeDisplayDetails
VH62Probe Length
(WB probe length)
Item typeRead / Write
DefaultApprox. 800 to 1800 mm
Set individually at the factory.
Range1 to 9999 mm
This screen is for entering the WB probe calibration distance (length).
Formula: (VH61 - VH60) / VH62 = VH63
Example of factory default setting:
• VH57 = 1000 mm
• VH58 = 108.1 mm
• VH60 = 2127.4 Hz
• VH61 = 4291.8 Hz
• VH62 = 797.2 mm
• VH63 = 2.71 Hz/mm
The default setting of probe length is approx. 800 mm or approx. 1800 mm. Factory
calibration is performed by setting a completely anhydrous state (WB: 0 mm) in VH60
(Empty Frequency). Furthermore, probe linearity is assigned in VH63 "Water Factor,"
and a completely anhydrous setting (or WB above 1000 mm or 2000 mm) is set in
VH61 "Full Frequency."
(4500 to 1200 Hz) / 1000 mm = 3.3 Hz / 1 mm
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17WB probe length
AReading value: Empty frequency: 1200 Hz WB: 0 mm
BReading value: Full frequency: 4500 Hz WB: 1000 mm
1Oil phase
2Input range: Water phase
3Water phase
4Input range: Oil phase
Recalibration of tank during operation
Performing recalibration of an operating tank will take several processes as WB is
determined using other tools. By measuring different water phases in two locations
manually, WB probe calibration distance (VH62 Probe Length) can be calculated as
follows.
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1
A
2
a
1
2
B
950 (37.4)
500 (19.7)
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18WB probe calibration Unit: mm (in)
AReading value: Empty frequency: 1500 Hz WB: 500 mm
BReading value: Full frequency: 3000 Hz WB: 950 mm
aMeasuring range: 1000 or 2000
1Oil phase
2Water phase
Example: 950 mm (37.4 in) - 500 mm (19.7 in) = 450 mm (37.4 in)
Recalibrated WB probe linearity in operating tank
(3000 Hz - 1500 Hz) / 450 mm - 3.33 Hz / 1 mm (0.03 in)
• VH60 Empty Frequency: 1500 Hz (Enter the VH52 value at 500 mm (19.7 in))
• VH61 Full Frequency: 3000 Hz (Enter the VH52 value at 950 mm (37.4 in))
• VH62 Probe Length: 450 mm (Enter the calculated value)
• VH63 Water Factor: 3.33 Hz (Reference)
The WB probe linearity in an actual in-tank condition may be different from the
default condition. Liquid property (both oil and water), temperature inside the tank
and the surrounding environment have a significant impact on probe linearity.
CodeDisplayDetails
VH63Water Factor
(Frequency per unit
liquid level)
VH67Common Voltage
(Common voltage)
VH68Output Current
(Output current)
Item typeRead only
Displays the liquid's vertical motion per 1 mm (0.03 in) in Hz
(frequency) as WB probe linearity. Calculation is performed based on
the following formula:
(VH61 Full Frequency - VH60 Empty Frequency) / VH62 Probe Length
= VH63 Water Factor
Using the Water Factor that has been determined based on the
actual WB measurements under given parameters, change in
distance can be calculated from the detection frequency.
Item typeRead only
Range0 to 255 (0 to 3 V)
Displays the operating voltage of the temperature measurement line
(signal and common). Voltage across the common line (between 0 and
3 V) is converted into a range from 0 to 255.
Item typeRead only
Range0 to 65535
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Set as the output current according to specifications.
CAUTION
L
Changing the parameters:
The default value is adjusted at the time of shipping, and is determined
based on the device's specifications.
Do not change the parameters as it will cause the device to
‣
malfunction.
VH69Ref Voltage
(Reference voltage)
Item typeRead / Write
Default10 (PTB type is approx. 93)
Range0 to 255
Triggers a power supply failure alarm. In normal operating conditions,
this is activated via a HART communication loop at a supply voltage of
15 VDC or higher. If the consumed voltage decreases to 15 VDC or lower,
an error message is sent.
5.4.4 Temperature adjustment: VH70-VH79
CodeDisplayDetails
VH79Protect Code
(Access code)
Item typeRead / Write
Default0
Range0 to 999
SelectionNone, Clear
Access code 530 enables selection and writing.
5.5 Temperature + water bottom measurement
HART device code 186 is used for temperature measurement and WB measurement for an
all-inclusive NMT539. Available parameters and functions are as follows. Details of these
parameters are based on FieldCare.
The name of the HART device will be displayed in the default header, and the selected
HART device code will appear in VH99 "Device Type Code" on the FieldCare display screen.
The following two temperature measurement and WB measurement devices are available
as specified by product order code.
Measuring functions
3Converter + temperature probe + WB probe
5Converter + temperature probe + WB probe (W&M certification)
See previous section for information on temperature measurement and water
measurement.
5.6 Exclusion of WB temperature elements from average
temperature calculation
There is a function that excludes temperature elements in water from average
temperature calculations. If there is an error in WB measurement, WB will be 0 mm for
average liquid temperature calculations.
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5.7 WB (water bottom) level input from host
This function is available in V1.53 and later versions. If the specification does not have a
WB probe, VH50 WB can be entered manually from the HART Master.
This function is available for specifications that do not have a WB probe. It will not be
applied to multi-element calculations. If the WB probe error is resolved, the previous value
will be used. It is 0 mm when the power is turned off or on.
Process for entering 876.5 mm (34.51 in) (example) as a WB value:
1.Enter 129 in Device Specific Commands.
2.Enter 047 (0x047E/VH50) in Data (Hex).
047E indicates variable address 1150.
3.Enter float value 445B2000.
It will show the WB value 876.5 mm (34.51 in).
This completes the input process.
31 indicates millimeter (mm).
19Screen 1
1Variable address
Process for entering 2345.6 mm (92.35 in) (example) as a WB value:
1.Enter 145 in Device Specific Commands.
2.Enter 50 (VH50) in Data (Hex).
VH50 will be the matrix for NMT539, NMT532 and NCT530.
3.Enter the float value 4512999A.
It will show WB value 2345.6 mm (92.35 in).
This completes the input process.
31 indicates millimeter (mm).
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5.8 Temperature element near the tank bottom
This function is available in V1.53 and later versions. Temperature elements that are less
than 1 m (3.28 ft) from the tank bottom are handled as shown in the following table in
average liquid temperature calculations. Refer to the following figures for Case 1 and Case
2 in the following table.
CaseApplication to average
temperature calculation for
temperature element
1Elements that are at 1 m (3.28 ft) or higherNot applicable
2The level is 1 m (3.28 ft) or higher but elements are below
1 m (3.28 ft)
3The level is below 1 m (3.28 ft), and the elements below that are
below the level
4The temperature element is not in the liquidNot applicable
Applicable
Applicable
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3
4
1
1000 (39.37)
500 (19.69)
1500 (59.06)
a
b
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aTemperature element 1
bTemperature element 2
1Case 1
2Case 2
3Case 3
4Case 4
• Case 1: If the liquid level is within this range, temperature element a will not be
used in average liquid temperature calculations.
• Cases 2 and 3: If the liquid level is within this range, temperature element a will be
used in average liquid temperature calculations.
• Case 4: If the liquid level is within this range, none of the temperature elements will
be used in average liquid temperature calculations.
5.8.1 Temperature adjustment: VH92
The following table shows the settings.
VH92
setting
ONNoNoNo358 °C (676.4 °F)
OFF
(Default)
Presence
of liquid in
tank
NoYesNo358 °C (676.4 °F)
NoNoYes358 °C (676.4 °F)
YesNoNoAverage liquid temperature
YesYesNoOpen error set value (default 359 °C (678.2 °F))
YesNoYesShort circuit error set value (default –49.5 °C (–57.1 °F))
NoNo/YesNo/YesAverage gas temperature
YesNo/YesNo/YesAverage liquid temperature
Temp.
element
open
(disrupted)
Temp.
element
short
(short
circuit)
Average liquid temperature error output
(The malfunctioning temperature element is skipped)
(The malfunctioning temperature element is skipped)
When the write-protection switch in software version 1.53 or later is used, all parameters
become write protected. In PTB specifications, this comes with the product.
Do not disconnect and reconnect while the power is on.
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22Write-protection switch
aTo NMT539 CPU CN3
5.10 Module configuration
After replacing the electric housing module, parameters must be re-entered manually into
the electric housing module to maintain proper operation. Check the following matrix
parameters after replacing the electric housing module.
NMS5/NMS7 GVHFieldCare / Details
443Level select
450-459Element position No. 1-9
470Select point (elements 0-15)
474Position X (element position that was set in GVH=470)
482Element number
485Kind of interval
486Bottom point
487Element interval (when selecting equal interval at GVH=485)
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IndexProthermo NMT539
Index
Symbols
Application ................................. 8
Safety Instructions
Basic ................................... 8
Operational safety ............................9
Measured materials ...........................8
Declaration of Conformity ...................... 9
Requirements for personnel .....................8
C
CE mark ................................... 9
D
Designated use .............................. 8
P
Product safety ............................... 9
W
Workplace safety ............................ 8
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