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1Planning
1.1Meter components
A meter consists of the following components:
• A transmitter
• A sensor
The following sensors are compatible with the FMT:
— All CMFS sensors
— F025 - F100
— H025 - H100
— T025 - T150
• A core processor that provides additional memory and processing functions
1.2Accessibility for maintenance
Mount the transmitter in a location and orientation that satisfies the following conditions:
• Allows sufficient clearance to open the transmitter housing cover. Micro Motion
recommends 8 in (203 mm) – 10 in (254 mm) clearance at the rear of the transmitter.
• Provides clear access for installing cabling to the transmitter.
1.3Discrete Output wiring requirements
To implement a specific fill type and fill option, the Discrete Outputs on the transmitter
must be wired to the appropriate valves or devices.
See Table 1-1 for requirements for discrete output wiring.
Notes
• The information presented here applies only to transmitters with Discrete Outputs.
• Only supported options are listed.
• The term Configurable DO refers to the Configurable Discrete Input/Discrete Output
when configured as a Discrete Output. When the fill type and option do not require this
output for the purge valve, the Configurable Discrete Output/Discrete Input can be
used for a variety of other application purposes as needed.
• If the internal power source is used, do not connect any terminal to ground.
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Table 1-1: Wiring requirements for fill types and fill options
Fill type with optionsPrecision DO1Precision DO2Configurable DO
Standard one-stagePrimary valveN/AN/A
Standard one-stage with purge Primary valveN/APurge valve
Standard one-stage with pump Primary valvePumpAs needed
Standard two-stagePrimary valveSecondary valveAs needed
Standard two-stage with purge Primary valveSecondary valvePurge valve
TimedPrimary valveN/AAs needed
Timed with purgePrimary valveN/APurge valve
Dual-fillheadValve in Fillhead #1Valve in Fillhead #2As needed
Timed dual-fillheadValve in Fillhead #1Valve in Fillhead #2As needed
1.4Power requirements
The transmitter is powered by one of the Eurofast (M-12) connectors. Refer to the wiring
instructions for your output configuration.
The power supply requirements are:
• 24 VDC
• 5.5 W plus I/O requirements
• 1 A maximum at the 24 VIO passthrough
NOTICE
Do not connect +24VDCin (–) to +24VI/O (–) external to the device. The +24VI/O
passthrough supply should remain floating. Making this connection externally will prevent
proper operation of the +24VI/O current limit.
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Transmitters
2.1I/O wiring connectors location and
identification
Use the figure below to locate and identify the three I/O wiring connectors on the
transmitter. These connectors are referred to by their letter names, “A”, “B”, and “C”.
Note
The pin numbers are not labeled on the transmitter or connectors. Compare the pin
positions in the figure with the positions on the transmitter and connectors to determine
the proper pin numbering.
Figure 2-1: I/O wiring connectors
5
64
8
5
8
21
3
21
64
7
C
A
B
4
1
3
2
7
3
A. 8-pin male power and Modbus® connector
B. 5-pin female PROFIBUS® connector
C. 8-pin female discrete I/O connector or Frequency Output and I/O power (depending
upon configuration option)
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A
B
C
D
E
F
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with PROFIBUS-DP
3.1Set the PROFIBUS-DP network switches
Before connecting the transmitter to the PROFIBUS network, you must set the device
parameters using the internal PROFIBUS network address and network termination
switches.
The network address and network termination switches are located inside the transmitter
housing. See Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1: PROFIBUS network switches
A. 4 x 5/16" bolts
B. Housing cover
C. Network address switch – ones digit
D. Network address switch – tens digit
E. Network address switch – hundreds digit
F. Network termination DIP switches
Procedure
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1. Loosen the four 5/16" bolts securing the housing cover.
2. Lift the housing cover straight up.
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3. Set the PROFIBUS network address switches as appropriate for your network.
The allowable address range for PROFIBUS-DP devices is 000 to 126. The default
address is 126.
4. Set the two network termination DIP switches. Both switches must be set the same.
OptionDescription
ON/ONUse this option when there is a termination resistor on the local network
segment.
OFF/OFF Use this option when there is not a termination resistor on the local
network segment.
5. Lower the housing cover onto the base of the transmitter.
6. Tighten the four 5/16" bolts.
3.2Connect wires for output option Q
The FMT transmitter with output option Q has a combined 24V/mA connector, a
Frequency Output connector, and a PROFIBUS-DP connector.
Prerequisites
Before connecting the PROFIBUS-DP plug, you must set the internal PROFIBUS network
switches.
Procedure
Insert an appropriate cable into each of the connectors shown in Figure 3-2.
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Figure 3-2: Option Q connectors
mA (+)
mA (–)
Service port A
Service port B
A
+24 VDC in (–)
+24 VDC in (+)
5
64
7
8
3
21
+24 V I/O (+)
+24 V I/O (–)
5
64
3
8
21
7
Frequency output (–)
Frequency output (+)
C
B
PROFIBUS B
4
3
2
PROFIBUS A
A. 8-pin male power and Modbus connector
B. 5-pin female PROFIBUS connector
C. 8-pin female Frequency Output and I/O power connector
Table 3-1: Option Q - power and Modbus connector
Pin identificationWire colorOutputs
Pin 1White+24 VDC in (+)
Pin 2BrownRS-485B/Universal Service Port (USP)
Pin 3GreenRS-485A/Universal Service Port (USP)
Pin 4YellowmA (-)
1
Pin 5GraymA (+)
Pin 6PinkInactive
Pin 7Blue+24 VDC in (-)
Pin 8RedInactive
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Table 3-2: Option Q - PROFIBUS connector
Pin identificationWire colorOutputs
Pin 1InactiveInactive
Pin 2GreenPROFIBUS A
Pin 3InactiveInactive
Pin 4RedPROFIBUS B
Pin 5InactiveInactive
Table 3-3: Option Q - Frequency Output and I/O power connector
M12 pinWire colorOutputs
Pin 1WhiteFrequency Output (+)
Pin 2BrownInactive
Pin 3Green+24 V I/O (-)
Pin 4Yellow+24 V I/O (+)
Pin 5GrayInactive
Pin 6PinkInactive
Pin 7BlueFrequency Output (-)
Pin 8RedInactive
Note
Inactive outputs should not be used for this configuration.
3.3Connect wires for output option U
The FMT with output option U has a combined 24V/mA connector, a discrete output/
discrete input connector, and a PROFIBUS-DP connector. This output configuration
enables direct wiring to the valve, including power output to the valve.
Prerequisites
Before connecting the PROFIBUS-DP plug, you must set the internal PROFIBUS network
switches.
Procedure
Insert an appropriate cable into each of the connectors shown in Figure 3-3.
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Figure 3-3: Option U connectors
mA (+)
mA (–)
Precision
DO1 (+)
Configurable
DO/DI (+)
Service port A
Service port B
Precision
DO1 (-)
Configurable
DO/DI (-)
A
C
B
PROFIBUS B
4
3
PROFIBUS A
1
2
+24 VDC in (–)
+24 VDC in (+)
+24 V I/O (+)
+24 V I/O (–)
Precision
DO2 (+)
Precision
DO2 (-)
5
64
7
8
5
3
8
21
3
21
64
7
A. 8-pin male power and Modbus connector
B. 5-pin female PROFIBUS connector
C. 8-pin female discrete I/O connector
Table 3-4: Option U - power and Modbus connector
Pin identificationWire colorOutputs
Pin 1White+24 VDC in (+)
Pin 2BrownRS-485B/Universal Service Port (USP)
Pin 3GreenRS-485A/Universal Service Port (USP)
Pin 4YellowmA (-)
Pin 5GraymA (+)
Pin 6PinkInactive
Pin 7Blue+24 VDC in (-)
Pin 8RedInactive
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Table 3-5: Option U - PROFIBUS connector
Pin identificationWire colorOutputs
Pin 1InactiveInactive
Pin 2GreenPROFIBUS A
Pin 3InactiveInactive
Pin 4RedPROFIBUS B
Pin 5InactiveInactive
Table 3-6: Option U - discrete I/O connector
M12 pinWire colorOutputs
Pin 1WhiteConfigurable DO/DI (+)
Pin 2BrownPrecision DO2 (-)
Pin 3Green+24 V I/O (-)
Pin 4Yellow+24 V I/O (+)
Pin 5GrayPrecision DO1 (+)
Pin 6PinkPrecision DO1 (-)
Pin 7BlueConfigurable DO/DI (-)
Pin 8RedPrecision DO2 (+)
Isolated output wiring
Figure 3-4 shows an example wiring arrangement for a primary fill valve.
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Figure 3-4: Example isolated output wiring
+24 V I/O (+)
+24 V I/O (–)
Precision DO1 (+)
5
3
8
21
Precision DO (-)
64
7
A
C
Valve or pilot valve solenoid
A. 8-pin male power and Modbus connector
B. 5-pin female PROFIBUS connector
C. 8-pin female discrete I/O connector
3.4Connect wires for output option V
B
The FMT with output option V has a combined 24V/mA connector, a Discrete Output/
Discrete Input connector, and a PROFIBUS-DP connector. This output configuration
enables direct wiring to the valve, including power output to the valve.
Prerequisites
Before connecting the PROFIBUS-DP plug, you must set the internal PROFIBUS network
switches.
Procedure
Insert an appropriate cable into each of the connectors shown in Figure 3-5.
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