A partial stroke test allows the Fisher™ FIELDVUE™ DVC6200 SIS digital valve controllers to perform a diagnostic test
while the instrument is in service and operational. In a safety application, it is important to be able to exercise and test
the valve to verify that it will open or close when commanded. If a safety demand arises, the partial stroke test will
abort and the valve will move to its commanded position.
The test procedure contained in this Instruction Manual Supplement is to be considered as a guideline only and should
be modified to address site‐specific requirements. Use this procedure in conjunction with the Safety Manual
(D103601X012
by specific plant safety guidelines for safe operation.
WARNING
This instruction manual supplement is not intended to be used as a stand-alone document. It must be used in conjunction
with the following documents:
Safety manual for DVC6200 SIS Digital Valve Controller (D103601X012
Fisher FIELDVUE DVC6200 SIS Instruction Manual (D103557X012
Failure to use this instruction manual supplement in conjunction with the above referenced manuals could result in
personal injury or property damage. If you have any questions regarding these instructions or need assistance in obtaining
either of these documents, contact your Emerson sale office
) and Instruction Manual (D103557X012). In addition, exercise good engineering practices and abide
)
)
or Local Business Partner.
Note
This procedure requires the use of ValveLink Software, version 12.0 or later. This procedure should be done with the digital valve
controller's Instrument Mode set to “In Service”.
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Partial Stroke Test Procedure
1. Physically inspect the valve and digital valve controller for any loose screws, loose mounting bracket, loose
feedback linkage, loose or broken tubing/conduit or the other mechanically loose conditions. Check the air filter
regulator to ensure that it is clean and operating properly. Inspect gauges and verify that they are reading correctly.
2. From the ValveLink “Device Connection View”, double-click on the valve icon corresponding to the desired tag
(figure 1).
3. When the “Dashboard” screen appears, check the “Auto Stop After Next Complete Read” box. Verify that the
instrument is connected and “Instrument Mode” is “In Service” (light bulb at bottom right‐hand side is shown
yellow). Select the “Start Monitoring” button. When available select “Save Dataset”.
Figure 1. Start Monitoring
VALVE ICON
DASHBOARD TAB
AUTO STOP
AFTER NEXT
COMPLETE READ
START MONITORING
INDICATES INSTRUMENT IS CONNECTED
2
YELLOW LIGHT BULB
INDICATES INSTRUMENT
MODE IS IN SERVICE
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4. On the “Dashboard” tab (figure 2) check the “Status” and “Indicators” to ensure that all readings are OK.
Figure 2. Check Parameters on Dashboard Tab
DASHBOARD TAB
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5. Select the “Alerts” tab (figure 3) and check the status of the alerts.
Figure 3. Alerts Tab
ALERTS TAB
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CHECK FOR ANY CURRENT
VALUES THAT ARE ABOVE/
BEYOND THE ALERT POINTS
GREEN LIGHTS INDICATE ALERTS
ARE ENABLED BUT NOT ACTIVE.
RED LIGHTS INDICATE ALERTS ARE ACTIVE.
GRAYED OUT STATUS INDICATES
ALERT IS NOT ENABLED.
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6. Select the “Diagnostics” menu (figure 4) and select “Instrument Alert Record”. Note any alerts. Any active alert
message should be resolved before proceeding to the partial stroke test. Clear the instrument alert record.
Figure 4. Instrument Alert Record
DIAGNOSTICS MENU
NUMBER OF ALERT
INDICATED HERE
CLICK NEXT TO SEE IF
ADDITIONAL ALERTS
ARE RECORDED
7. Verify that the Instrument Mode is In Service (light bulb at bottom right‐hand side is yellow).
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8. Perform a Partial Stroke Test.
a. Select “Partial Stroke/SIS Diagnostic” from the “Diagnostics” menu (figure 5), or
b. Click on the “SIS Diagnostic” icon on the tool bar.
Figure 5. Partial Stroke Test
DIAGNOSTICS MENU
PARTIAL STROKE/SIS DIAGNOSTICS
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SIS Diagnostics
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c. Verify that the test parameters are correct (figure 6).
Figure 6. Verify Test Parameters
THESE VALUES ARE USED AS AN EXAMPLE
ONLY.
REFER TO PARTIAL STROKE VARIABLE IN THE
DETAILED SETUP SECTION OF THE DVC6200 SIS
INSTRUCTION MANUAL (D103557X012) FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON VALVE TEST
PARAMETERS
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d. Select “Run Diagnostic”, then “OK” when prompted with the warning screen (figure 7).
Figure 7. Run Diagnostic Warning Screen
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e. If partial stroke test data is present in the microprocessor memory, you will have a choice to upload or discard the
data (figure 8). If “Upload” has been selected, a progress bar will be displayed. Once the upload is complete,
select “OK” and the partial stroke test will begin.
Note
If there is no diagnostic data present, these screens will not appear and the partial stroke test will begin.
Figure 8. Uploading PST/SIS Diagnostic Data
f. A progress bar will be shown while the partial stroke test is running (figure 9).
Figure 9. Partial Stroke Test Progress Bar
9. Once the test is complete, select the “Notes” tab to type in a test name. Click “Save Dataset” to the save the partial
stroke test results.
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10. Select the “Graph” tab (figure 10).
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Figure 10. Graph Tab
GRAPH TAB
NOTES TAB
SIGNATURE ANALYZER
CLICK TO ADD OVERLAY
SAVE DATASET
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11. Select “Signature Analyzer” (figure 11) to analyze friction of the valve. Signature Analyzer serves as a tool to check
on valve performance.
Note
Signature Analyzer is only available with “saved” datasets.
Figure 11. Signature Analyzer
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12. To view multiple saved datasets on one graph, select “Add Overlay(s)” ( figure 12).
a. Overlay the most recent test graph and look for any inconsistencies.
b. Overlay the initial (oldest date) test graph and look for any inconsistencies.
Figure 12. Add Overlay
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ADD/REMOVE OVERLAY
13. Should alarms or alerts be detected during operation, maintenance, or periodic inspection and test, notify the
appropriate personnel.
14. After the partial stroke test is completed, navigate to the “Dashboard” screen (figure 2) and select “Start
Monitoring” to verify that the status and indicators are in-line with expected values.
15. Click the Dataset Report icon (see figure 13) and save the report to a file.
Figure 13. Dataset Report
DATASET REPORT ICON
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