Supplementary Installation and Operating Instructions UFC 030 HART
HC275, FC375, AMS, PDM
1 General Information
The UFC 030 is a “four-wire” transmitter with 4...20mA current output and HART capability. Dependent on device
implementation it is available with active/passive current output (standard) or passive current output (MODIS).
General Characteristics of the UFC 030 HART interface:
• Multidrop Mode is supported
• Burst Mode is not supported
Electrical connection: Refer to section “Electrical connection of the signal inputs and outputs” of the following manual:
Supplementary Installation and Operating Instructions UFC 030 HART
HC275, FC375, AMS, PDM
b) As a multipoint connection (multidrop) with up to 15 devices (UFC 030 or other HART equipment) in parallel. The
instrument's current outputs must be passive.
Supplementary Installation and Operating Instructions UFC 030 HART
HC275, FC375, AMS, PDM
In case the UFC 030's current output shall work continuously active a 'third wire' is needed to properly connect it
together with two-wire loop powered devices in the same network.
Multidrop Mode (‘three-wire’)
(Connecting two-wire and four-wire devices in the same network)
Secondary Master
Primary Master
HART
Modem
Power
Supply
HART
HART
≥ 250 Ω
4 mA
two-wire
loop powered
devices
4 mA
. . .
Addr. > 0Addr. > 0
Terminal V+
4 mA
UFC 030
Addr. > 0
4 mA
four-wire
active
source
devices
. . .
Terminal I/C
UFC 030
Addr. > 0
2 IDs and Revision numbers
The HART Device Descriptions described in this document have the following IDs and revision numbers:
Manufacturer ID: 69 (0x45)
Device Type: 231 (0xE7)
Device Revision: 2
DD Revision: 1
HART Universal Revision: 5
HC 275 OS Revision: ≥ 4.9
FC 375 System SW Rev.: ≥ 1.6
AMS Version: ≥ 6.0
PDM Version: ≥ 5.2
FDT Version: ≥ 1.2
For information about Transmitter Revisions and related Device Descriptions refer to the KROHNE HART Device
List.
Supplementary Installation and Operating Instructions UFC 030 HART
HC275, FC375, AMS, PDM
3 HART Communicator 275 (HC275), Field Communicator 375 (FC375)
3.1 Installation
The UFC 030 HART Device Description has to be installed on the HC275 and FC375 respectively. Otherwise the
user will work with the instrument as a generic one thus loosing opportunity for entire instrument control.
For installing DDs on the HC275 a ‘HART Communicator Module Programmer’ is needed (see details in the ‘Module
Programmer User’s Guide’).
For installing DDs on the FC375 the ‘Easy Upgrade Programming Utility’ is needed and the FC375 must have a
System Card with ‘Easy Upgrade’ option (see details in the ‘375 Field Communicator User’s Manual’).
3.2 Operating
Refer to the UFC 030 Menu Tree HC275 / FC375 (Attachment A).
The UFC 030 operation via HC275 / FC375 is made quite close to the manual instrument control via keypad.
Due to limitations of the HC275 / FC375 there are some peculiarities:
•The online help of each parameter is only a short form help. However it contains the function number as a
reference to the device’s local display and the “Installation and Operating Instructions” for a comprehensive
description.
•Some selection lists (e.g. for output functions) may contain items which are actually not valid for the device
concerned. However invalid settings are rejected when trying to send them to the device.
Parameter protection via passwords (Entry Code, Service Code) is the same as on local display. Please refer to the
online help for valid symbols according to device’s keypad.
The set of parameters of the HC275 “standard configuration” is only a partial set which doesn’t contain service
parameters. However the HC275 “full configuration” contains a complete set of parameters. Prior to sending a “full
configuration” to a device the Service Code protection must be disabled in case. Both types of configurations can be
transferred to AMS.
The FC375 always creates a “full” configuration for interaction with AMS. Still the FC375 considers only a partial
parameter set (like the HC275 “standard configuration”) when sending it to a device.
4 Asset Management Solutions (AMS)
4.1 Installation
If the UFC 030 Device Description is not already installed on the AMS System a so called Installation Kit UFC 030
HART AMS is needed (available as download from KROHNE ‘Download Centre’ on the internet or on floppy disk /
CD-ROM from KROHNE).
For installing the DD with the Installation Kit refer to the “AMS Intelligent Device Manager Books Online" section
"Basic AMS Functionality /Device Configurations / Installing Device Types / Procedures /Install device types from
media”. Please read also the “readme.txt”, which is also contained in the Installation Kit.
4.2 Operating
Refer to the UFC 030 Menu Tree AMS (Attachment B).
Due to AMS requirements and conventions the UFC 030 operation differs to some extent from operation with HC275
/ FC375 and via local keypad.
Due to limitations of the HC275 / FC375 which affect also AMS there are some peculiarities:
•The online help of each parameter is only a short form help. However it contains the function number as a
reference to the device’s local display and the “Installation and Operating Instructions” for a comprehensive
description.
•Some selection lists (e.g. for output functions) may contain items which are actually not valid for the device
concerned. However invalid settings are rejected when trying to send them to the device.
Parameter protection via passwords (Entry Code, Service Code) is the same as on local display. Please refer to the
online help for valid symbols according to device’s keypad.
Supplementary Installation and Operating Instructions UFC 030 HART
HC275, FC375, AMS, PDM
5 Process Device Manager (PDM)
5.1 Installation
If the UFC 030 Device Description is not already installed on the PDM System a so called Device Install is needed
(available as download from KROHNE ‘Download Centre’ on the internet or on floppy disk / CD-ROM from
KROHNE).
For installing the DD with the Device Install refer to the “PDM Manual” section 11.2:”Device Install / Integrating Devices in SIMATIC PDM with 'Device Install'". Please read also the “readme.txt”, which is also contained in the
Device Install.
5.2 Operating
Refer to the UFC 030 Menu Tree PDM (Attachment C).
Due to PDM requirements and conventions the UFC 030 operation differs to some extent from operation with HC275
/ FC375 and via local keypad.
Due to limitations of the HC275 / FC375 which affect also PDM there are some peculiarities:
•The online help of each parameter is only a short form help. However it contains the function number as a
reference to the device’s local display and the “Installation and Operating Instructions” for a comprehensive
description.
•Some selection lists (e.g. for output functions) may contain items which are actually not valid for the device
concerned. However invalid settings are rejected when trying to send them to the device.
Parameter protection via passwords (Entry Code, Service Code) is the same as on local display. Please refer to the
online help for valid symbols according to device’s keypad.
Supplementary Installation and Operating Instructions UFC 030 HART
HC275, FC375, AMS, PDM
UFC 030 HART Menu Tree HC275 / FC375
1 Dynamic
Variables
2 Configuration /
Test
1
1 Test / Info
2 Installation
1
1 Flow
2 Version
1 Flow Units
2 Full Scale
3 Zero Value
4 Zero Calibration
Opt
5 Master TC
6 L.F.Cutoff
7 Meter Size Units
Opt
8 Meter Size
9 GK Value
10 Flow Direction
11 VOS Min/Max
Units
12 Min VOS
13 Max VOS
1 Converter Function
2 Temperature
Opt
Units
3 Input 1 4mA
4 Input 1 20mA
5 Pressure Units
6 Input 2 4mA
7 Input 2 20mA
Opt
8 K0
Opt
9 K1
10 K2
11 Density 15
12 Heat Flow Units
13 Full Scale
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
1 L.F.Cutoff
2 Cutoff on
3 Cutoff off
Opt
Opt
3 Quit/Reset
4 HART Variables
Designations:
Opt
Optional, dependent on device
implementation / configuration
Rd
Read-only
Loc
Local HC275/FC375,
affects only HC275/FC375 views
3 Service Menu
4
3 Display
4 Current Output I
5 Pulse Output P
6 Digital Input C
5
7 User Data
8 Logging
1 Display Flow
2 Function Totalizer
3 Display Totalizer
4 Volume Units
5 Energy Units
6 VOS Units
7 Cyclic Display
8 Error Messages
9 Date
10 Analog Input
11 Signal Gain