Honeywell SS4-A HART User Manual

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User Guide
SS4-A HART
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Revision Histor y
Author Revision Date Comments
T. Lapp A April 19, 2013 Initial release
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................. 4
2 4-20 ma of SS4 ............................................................................................. 4
3 Supported HART Commands ..................................................................... 5
3.1 Command 0 .......................................................................................................... 5
3.2 Command 1 .......................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Command 2 .......................................................................................................... 6
3.4 Command 3 .......................................................................................................... 7
3.5 Command 6 .......................................................................................................... 8
3.6 Command 7 .......................................................................................................... 8
3.7 Command 8 .......................................................................................................... 9
3.8 Command 12 ........................................................................................................ 9
3.9 Command 13 ........................................................................................................ 9
3.10 Command 14 ...................................................................................................... 9
3.11 Command 15 .................................................................................................... 10
3.12 Command 16 .................................................................................................... 11
3.13 Command 20 .................................................................................................... 11
3.14 Command 50 .................................................................................................... 11
4 LED Indication ............................................................................................ 12
5 HART Module Address .............................................................................. 12
6 HART Module Mounting ............................................................................ 12
7 HART Module Connections ....................................................................... 13
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1 Introduction
The Fire Sentry FSCHCOM-SS4 module is a piggy-back device that allows SS4-series flame detectors to communicate with a HART Network Master. The HART module may be considered to be a protoc ol converter. The flame detector itself communicates to external devi ces with the FireBus-I proprietary protocol. This HART module obtains alarm and fault status using FireBus­I, and then upon receiving a HART command will respond to the HART
master by re t urning the necess ar y information. Communication with the master requires that the request that matches the short address (assigned by the rotary switch) or long address (a combinat ion of device type and s er ial number).
Pin #2 and Pin #3 of J102 of this module are used for HART communication. Current-loop 4-20 ma is sourced from Pin #2 when switches at S100 are ON, and ground is the current-return poi n t. See below for connect ion details.
2 4-20 ma of SS4
This FSCHCOM-SS4 is providing 4-20ma analog value as well as HART protocol simultaneously. In single drop configuration (I=One master to One Device) the analog 4-20ma provide the following information.
0 ma : PCB fault, Voltage fault, temperature fault, relay fault. 2 ma : Optical Self Test fail & Lid Off fault. 4 ma : Normal. 20 ma : Alarm.
D105 LED D103 LED D104 LED D102 LED
J102
J101
12
3
4
1234
RSW10 0
S10 0
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3 Supported HART Commands
The SS4-A HART module supports the commands enumerated below.
3.1 Comm a nd 0
Use command 0 to read Unique Identifier. Response to command 0: Manufacturer ID: Hex 6042 String FSCHCOM Product ID: Hex E180 Polling address is assigned by rotary switch RSW100 ( 0 , 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
A, B, C, D, E, F).
Placing RSW100 to position 1,2,3.. to F, you are putting the devices in hardware address mode. Hardware address will over-ride soft war e address.
Placing RSW100 to position 0, you are putting the devices in software addressing mode.
You can use command 6 to write polling address to the FSCHCOM module. Once software polling address is written into the FSCHCOM, the address is saved into flash memory until ov er wr i tten by next comm an d 6.
Byte Format Description
0 Unsigned 8 Must be Decimal 254 (Hex FE) 1 to 2 Code Device Type Hex E1 80 3 Unsigned 8 Minimum number of preambles byte from master= 5 4 Unsigned 8 HART Major Revision = 7 5 Unsigned 8 Device Revision Level = 0 6 Unsigned 8 Software Revision = 1 7 Unsigned 8 Bit 7,6,5,4,3 Hard ware revision = 0x10
Bit 2,1,0 physical signal code 0x01 8 Unsigned 8 Flag = 0. N/A 9 to 11 Unsigned
24
Device ID unique from manufacturer
12 Unsigned 8 Mini m um number o f preambles byte to m as t er = 5 13 Unsigned 8 Maximum number of device variable = 4 14 to 15 Unsigned
16
Configuration Change Counter = 0. No user configurtion
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