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6 WEB Configuration Utility ...................................................................................................................... 61
A Appendix A ........................................................................................................................................... 67
1.1 History ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Index ................................................................................................................................................... 189
It is the responsibility of the customer that the instructions and directions provided are read,
understood and followed by the relevant personnel before installing the device.
Note
For complete Safety Considerations and Ratings, refer
included with the flowmeter.
1.1
History
Edition
Remarks
12/2014
First edition of the SITRANS F US Communication Protocol Operating Instructions.
These SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communications Protocol installation instructions are for
Siemens SITRANS F US clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters equipped with the communication
option.
The instructions are aimed at persons that mechanically install the device, connect it
electronically, configure the parameters and commission it as well as service and
maintenance engineers.
to the Operating Instructions manual
The contents of these instructions are regularly reviewed and corrections are included in
subsequent editions. We welcome all suggestions for improvement.
The following table shows the most important changes in the documentation compared to
each previous edition.
5/2015 Second edition of the SITRANS F US Communication Protocol Operating Instructions.
The most important changes are as follows:
• Front and back manual cover updates to system designation text (i.e. From:
SITRANS F - To: SITRANS F US).
11/2015 Third edition of the SITRANS F US Communication Protocol Operating Instructions. This
document replaces all previous instructions for use. The most important changes are as
follows:
• Revised Flowmeter Setup and Communications Card Setup procedures.
• Revised Web Configuration Utility Setup procedure.
• Troubleshooting Diagnostic procedures have been added.
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Electrostatic Discharge, All Electronic Assemblies
Note
For proper installation, mounting, wiring, and menu configuration of the flowmeter please
refer to the Operating Instructions manual supplied with the flowmeter.
The following parts are provided when the Communications Module is purchased separately:
● SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communications Module A5E31949269
● Four captive screws
● Four captive standoffs
May cause death or serious personal injury.
Disconnect power before working on this product.
Take precautions against static discharge when handling circuit boards. Semiconductor
devices must be protected from electrostatic discharge. A properly grounded conductive
wrist strap must be worn whenever a circuit board assembly is handled or touched.
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New Communications Module Installation.
Note
Refer to page 10 for the New Communications Module Installation
Mounting Kit
Meter Type
Meter Configuration
installed
only installed
Field Upgrade with New Communications Module.
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
These Communications Module installation instructions address the three types of
installation procedures for the flowmeter:
1. Flowmeters purchased with the correct MLFB number that includes the Communications
Module will be installed by the factory and no installation of the Communications Module
is required.
2.
Procedure requires installation of Communications Module with the necessary mounting
kit:
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
This installation procedure is for flowmeters with an I/O Module installed but no Modbus
Communications Module previously installed. Mounting kits are also required for this
installation.
Table 2- 1 Mounting Kit
1015N-5M-MK3 1010MN 1010N-8M I/O Module with
1. Disconnect power to the unit.
2. Open the flowmeter cover by releasing the side cover latch
3. Loosen the I/O Module cover captive screw
standoff.
I/O Module cover, cover screw,
Figure 2-1 New Communications Module Installation
② and remove the cover, screw and
I/O Module
③.
4. Remove the four mounting screws and standoffs ⑥ that secure the I/O Module ⑤ and
5. Install the new standoffs supplied in the mounting kit in the vacant positions.
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①
Ethernet Connector J5
⑤
RS-485 Connector J1
②
SW1
⑥
Captive Screw and Standoff
③
SW2
⑦
Standoff
④
J3
Note
Ethernet Web Utility Toolbox
This Web utility is used to change settings including IP addresses for multiple metes and
to locate
The web utility can be found at
http://www.fieldserver.com/techsupport/utility/downloads.php
(
XmlEditor.InternalXmlClipboard:6489c307
The default IP address is: 192.168.0.2
Note
RS-485 can be used for all communication protocols except HART.
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
6. Place the Communications Module over the I/O Module and align connector J3 with P1 of
the I/O Module (figure 2-2).
Figure 2-2 SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communications Module A5E31949269
7. Gently press the Communications Module down to connect it to the I/O Module.
8. Tighten the captive screws to secure the Communications Module and I/O Module.
9. If using Ethernet IP, connect the Ethernet connector.
10.If using RS-485, connect RS-485 connector to J1.
11.Referring back to figure 2-1, after Communications Module installation is complete, place
the new Communications Module cover supplied in the mounting kit over the board and
tighten the captive screw
②.
12.Close the flowmeter cover and secure the side latch.
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
This installation procedure is intended for flowmeters that are to be upgraded from the
1015N-5M Modbus Communications Module to the new Communications Module.
1. Disconnect power to the unit.
2. Open the flowmeter cover by releasing the side cover latch
Modbus Communications Module
Figure 2-3 New Communications Module Installation
3. Loosen the I/O Module cover captive screw ② and remove the cover ⑤.
Modbus Communications Module
③.
4. Loosen the four mounting screws and standoffs
Communications Module.
5. Remove the Modbus Communications Module
6. Install the new standoffs supplied in the mounting kit in the vacant positions.
7. Place the Communications Module over the I/O Module and align connector J3 with P1 of
the I/O Module (figure 2-2).
8. Gently press the Communications Module down to connect it to the I/O Module.
9. Tighten the captive screws to secure the Communications Module and the I/O Module.
10.If using Ethernet IP, connect the Ethernet connector.
11.If using RS485, connect RS-485 connector to J1 (refer to RS-485 Connector J1 table
below).
12.After Communications Module installation is complete, replace the Communications
Module cover and tighten the captive screw.
13.Close the flowmeter cover and secure the side latch.
⑧ that secure the Modbus
⑥.
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RS-485 Connector J1
Pin
Signal
Description
J1-1
RS-485+
Signal +
J1-2
RS-485-
Signal -
J1-3
RS-485 GND
Ground
J1-4
N/A
No Connection
J1-5
HART
No Connection
J1-6
HART
No Connection
DIP Switch Settings - SW1-A and SW2-B
Note
Only SW2-B (1-6) are to be used for HART Communication. All other switch settings are set
to the OFF position.
Address Selection: SW1-A (1-6)
Switch Code: A1=1, A2=2, A3=4, A4=8, A5=16, A6=32
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
There are two 8-position switches that are used to select protocols, baud rate, address and
profiles. These DIP switch settings refer to the communication module configuration file that
is used and the protocol and address that allow the required proper communications output.
Figure 2-4 DIP Switches SW1-A and SW2-B
These switches enable setting of the physical address on the RS485 network.
For example, to set address to equal 44 set switches to: A1 Off, A2 Off, A3 On, A4 On, A5
Off, A6 On
When using the WEB utility there are
position of the DIP switches:
•
•
•
•
Determine Flowmeter Firmware Version
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
See selection table 2-1.
is active at all times. (SW-2 B7 and B8 are not required for HART communication.)
ON
ON
parameters under View/Data Arrays/ that identify the
DA-DIP: All 16 positions of switches A & B are identified in decimal form
DA-DIP_A: All 8 positions of switch are identified in decimal form
DA-DIP_B: Positions 1-4 of switch B are identified in decimal form
DA-DIP_S: Positions 5-8 of switch B are identified in decimal form
To determine the firmware version of your flowmeter refer to the table below. The firmware
version is listed in the Meter Facilities menu of the flowmeter and can be located using the
following procedure:
1. At the meter, press the <MENU> key.
2. Press the <Down Arrow> and scroll to [Meter Facilities].
3. Press the <Right Arrow>.
4. Press the <Down Arrow> and scroll to [System Info].
5. Press the <Right Arrow> to read your flowmeter version.
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B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
Profile
Flowmeter Firmware Version & Configuration
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
profile 1
5N01-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
profile 2
5N01-5.04.05 CH1: Reflexor
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
profile 3
5N02-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On
On
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
profile 4
5N02-5.04.05 CH1: Reflexor
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
profile 5
5N03-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On CH2: Clamp-On
On
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
profile 6
5N03-5.04.05 CH1: Reflexor CH2: Reflexor
Off
On
On
Off
Off
Off
profile 7
5N03-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-on CH2: Reflexor
On
On
On
Off
Off
Off
profile 8
5N03-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
profile 9
5N03-5.04.05 CH1+2: Clamp-On
On
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
profile 10
5N03-5.04.05 CH1-2: Clamp-On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
Off
profile 11
5N04-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On CH2: Clamp-On
Off
Off
On
On
Off
Off
profile 13
5N04-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On CH2: Reflexor
Off
On
On
On
Off
Off
profile 15
5N04-5.04.05 CH1+2: Clamp-On
On
On
On
On
Off
Off
profile 16
5N04-5.04.05 CH1-2: Clamp-On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
profile 17
5MN01-5.04.05 4 Channel Flow: Clamp-On
On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
profile 18
5MN01-5.04.05 CH5: Clamp-On
Off
On
Off
Off
On
Off
profile 19
5MN01-5.04.05 Quad Path: Clamp-On
On
On
Off
Off
On
Off
profile 20
5MN02-5.04.05 4 Channel Flow: Clamp-On
Off
Off
On
Off
On
Off
profile 21
5MN02-5.04.05 CH5: Clamp-On
On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
profile 22
5MN02-5.04.05 Quad Path: Clamp-On
Off
On
On
Off
On
Off
profile 23
5EN02-5.04.05 Ch1: Clamp-On
On
On
On
Off
On
Off
profile 24
5EN02-5.04.05 Ch1: Reflexor
Off
Off
Off
On
On
Off
profile 25
5EN03-5.04.05 Ch1: Clamp-On Ch2: Clamp-On
On
Off
Off
On
On
Off
profile 26
5EN03-5.04.05 Ch1:Reflexor Ch2: Reflexor
Off
On
Off
On
On
Off
profile 27
5EN03-5.04.05 Ch1: Clamp-On Ch2: Reflexor
On
On
Off
On
On
Off
profile 28
5EN03-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
Off
Off
On
On
On
Off
profile 29
5EN03-5.04.05 Ch1+2: Clamp-On
On
Off
On
On
On
Off
profile 30
5EN04-5.04.05 Ch1: Clamp-On Ch2: Clamp-On
Off
On
On
On
On
Off
profile 31
5EN04-5.04.05 Ch1: Reflexor Ch2: Reflexor
On
On
On
On
On
Off
profile 32
5EN04-5.04.05 Ch1: Clamp On Ch2: Reflexor
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
profile 34
5EN04-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
On
On
Off
Off
Off
On
profile 36
5PVN02-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
Off
Off
On
Off
Off
On
profile 37
5PVN03-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
On
Off
On
Off
Off
On
profile 38
5BN01-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On
Off
On
On
Off
Off
On
profile 39
5BN02-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On CH2: Clamp-On
On
On
On
Off
Off
On
profile 40
5DVN02-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
Off
Off
Off
On
Off
On
profile 41
5DVN03-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
On
Off
Off
On
Off
On
profile 42
5DVN04-5.04.05 Quad Path: Clamp-On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
On
profile 43
5GN03-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On
2.2 F US Clamp-on Communications Module Installation
Table 2- 2 Profile Selection: 1 - 46
On On Off On Off Off profile 12 5N04-5.04.05 CH1: Reflexor CH2: Reflexor
On Off On On Off On profile 14 5N04-5.04.05 Dual Path: Clamp-On
Off Off Off Off Off On profile 33 5EN04-5.04.05 Ch1+2: Clamp-On
Off On Off Off Off On profile 35 5PVN01-5.04.05 CH1: Clamp-On
The Flowmeter Setup procedure must be done to every channel of the meter.
Configure RS-232 Setup
Configure Logger Setup
Note
This Logger Setup procedure must be done for both channels if it is configured as a dual
channel unit, or all channels, if a multi
manual for the FUS1010 flowmeter for menu details, if required.
2.3 Flowmeter Setup
In order for the Communications Module (P/N A5E31949269) to work properly, all of the
possible Logger configuration choices in the site setup must be correct.
In the [Meter Facilities] menu:
1. On the flowmeter keypad, press the <MENU> key.
2. Press <Left> arrow key until [Meter Type] appears then press <Down> arrow key to
[Meter Facilities].
3. Scroll to [RS-232 Setup] then press <Right> arrow key.
4. Set Baud: 9600
5. Set Parity: Odd
6. Set Data Bits: 7
7. Line Feed: NO
8. Network ID: 0
1. On the flowmeter keypad, press the <MENU> key.
-channel unit. Refer to the Operation Instructions
2. Press <Left> arrow key until [Meter Type] appears then press <Down> arrow key to
[Meter Facilities].
3. With [Meter Type] shown press <Right> arrow key until [Chan/Path Setup] appears.
4. Select [Channel 1] and the appropriate sensor type; we are setting up within the context
of the site setup that was created for this installation.
5. Use the <UP/DN> arrow keys and scroll to [Logger Setup]. Use the <Right> arrow key to
access the submenu.
6. Five menu choices will be shown. Since we have to check each one, the order in which
you change these is not important. Use the <UP/DN> arrow keys to select the main
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[Sonilocator]
Channel Setup
Note
If ALL channels are not [Enabled], the Modbus card will NOT provide valid data.
Note
For all 1010 flowmeters the site names must be
Card itself.
Please view the "Web Configuration Utility" at the end of this procedure and refer and follow
the instructions concerning "site_idx
2.3 Flowmeter Setup
choices. Use the <Right> arrow key to access the choices. Using the <UP/DN> arrow
keys, select the item desired as defined below. Pressing the <ENTER> key will select that
choice.
● Logger Mode: Set to RS-232 Output
● Logger Data ON: Select All Items (Note: If any FUH1010 system,
in the Logger Data drop down menu.)
● Log Interval Set: Set to 5 secs
● Logger Events: Set to NONE
Press the <Right> arrow to access. Highlight each Logger item using the <UP/DN> arrow
keys, and then press the <ENTER> key to set EVERY choice on. Each item will have [+]
sign to left of item when selected.
Use the <Left> arrow key to back out of the nested menu to return to the top menu. Use of
the <Left> arrow key intermediately saves the configuration information permanently. You
also must then Re-Save the site.
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View - Data Arrays
Note
When using the WEB utility there are parameters under View - Data Arrays that identify the
position of the DIP switches in decimal form:
•
•
•
•
2.3 Flowmeter Setup
Here you can view the data coming from the meter as it is stored before being mapped to the
various protocol parameters. This may be useful to determine that the data is being received
by the Communications Module. Values being set to 0 may indicate a problem with the
configuration setup in the flowmeter.
DA-DIP: All 16 positions of switches A & B DA-DIP_A: All 8 positions of switch A DA-DIP_B: Positions 1-4 of switch B DA-DIP_S: Positions 5-8 of switch B
BACnet is a standard communication protocol for
developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers
(ASHRAE). BACnet provides the communication infrastructure needed to integrate products
made by different vendors. BACnet communication is based on standard objects. Each
BACnet device includes a Device Object and other optional objects within the device. Each
object has associated properties.
The A5E31949269 communications module functions as a BACnet master device on an
Ethernet or MSTP RS485 network. A typical illustration of how this might be configured in a
plant network is shown in the figure below.
uilding Automation and Control
works
Figure 3-1 Typical F US Clamp-on Flowmeter BACnet Application
The following tables list the Device Object and other optional objects that are used for setting
up BACnet communications.
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A BACnet Conformance Statement is included with each communications module. It is a
reference for the installer that lists the applicable specifications for each individual BACnet
communications setup.
R
-On Ultrasonic
BACnet Advanced Operator Workstation (B-
BACnet Advanced Application Controller (B-
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BACnet Communications
☑ K.1.2 BIBB – Data Sharing – ReadProperty-B (DS-RP-B)
☑ K.1.4 BIBB – Data Sharing – ReadPropertyMultiple-B (DS-RPM-B)
☑ K.1.8 BIBB – Data Sharing – WriteProperty-B (DS-WP-B)
☑ K.1.10 BIBB – Data Sharing – WritePropertyMultiple-B (DS-WPM-B)
☑ K.1.12 BIBB – Data Sharing – COV-B (DS-COV-B)
☐ K.2.2 BIBB – Alarm and Event Notification Internal – B (AE-N-I-B)
Is static device binding supported? (This is currently necessary for two
with MS/TP slaves and certain other devices. ☐ Yes ☑ No
Networking Options:
☐
MS/TP,
etc.
☐ Annex H, BACnet Tunneling Router over IP
☐
(BBMD)
☐ Registration by Foreign Devices
Network Security Options:
☐ Non-secure Device - is capable of operating without BACnet Network Security
☐
☐
☐
☐ Key Server (NS-KS BIBB)
Character Sets Supported:
Indicating support for multi
simultaneously.
☐ ISO 10646 (UTF
☐ ISO 10646 (UCS-2) ☐ ISO 10646 (UCS-4) ☐ JIS X 0208 ☑ ANSI X3.4
If this product is a communication gateway, describe the types of non-BACnet equipment/networks(s) that the gateway supports:
Siemens F US Clamp-On Flowmeters.
BACnet Object Identifiers: Alarms are Binary Inputs
3.3 BACnet Alarms
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4.1
Universal HART Commands
Introduction
HART Installation
Note
Set SW-2 B1-B6 for profile selection according to the flowmeter operating system.
①
HART +
②
HART -
The SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communication Module, in addition to providing various
communication protocols, including BACnet, Modbus, EIP, & N2, also includes a HART 4-20
mA output that is always active regardless of other protocols selected.
After the communications module is installed in the flowmeter, connect the HART wire
connections as shown in the figure below.
Figure 4-1 HART Connections
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HART Communications
Pin
Signal
Description
J1-1
RS-485+
No Connection
J1-2
RS-485-
No Connection
J1-3
RS-485 GND
No Connection
J1-4
N/A
No Connection
J1-5
HART
HART +
J1-6
HART
HART -
HART Commands
Commands
Description
Byte
Response
Comments/Value
“254”
0
FE Device Type
1-2
2Axx
Siemens FUS1010
Minimum number of Preambles
3 5
HART Protocol Major Revision Number
4 7
Device Revision Level
5
Software Revision Level
6
A5E31571875A
Flags
8
See Common table 11
Device ID
9-11
<unique ID for each >
Minimum number of preambles
12
Maximum number of Device Variables
13
Configuration Change Counter
14-15
<increments with each write>
Extended Field Device Status
16
See Common table 17
Manufacturer Identification Code
17-18
002A
Siemens
Private Label Distribution Code
19-20
002A
Siemens
Device Profile
21
01
Process Automation Device
Description
Byte
Format
Comments/Value
Primary Variable Units
0
Enum
< write units CMD 35 or 44>
Primary Variable
1-4
Float
<select PV variable CMD 160>
4.1 Universal HART Commands
Table 4- 1 RS-485 Connector J1
The following tables list the Universal HART Commands for the SITRANS F US Clamp-on
Communication Module.
The following tables list the Device Specific HART Commands.
Table 4- 32 Request
Table 4- 33 Response
Table 4- 34 Request
Table 4- 35 Response
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Table 4- 36 Request
HART_Device_Variable_Number 0 U-8
Table 4- 37 Response
Device Variable Value 1 U-8
0/1
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Command 131 - Read HART Variable Units Description
Description
Byte
Format
Comments/Value
HART_Device_Variable_Number
0
U-8
0-243
Character Count requested
1
U-8
1-32
Description
Byte
Format
Comments/Value
HART_Device_Variable_Number
0
U-8
0-243
Character Count
1
U-8
1-32
Device Variable Description
2-n
Character
32 ASCII (Unpacked Characters)
4.4
HART F US1010 Setup
Introduction
4.4 HART F US1010 Setup
Table 4- 38 Request
Table 4- 39 Response
This section details the HART Device Variables and how to assign them to Dynamic
Variables (PV, SV, TV, & QV). Figure 4-1 illustrates a typical connection setup. Refer to
Section 2 for more details on the SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communication Module.
The SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communications Module, in addition to providing various
communication protocols, including BACnet, Modbus, EIP & N2, also includes a HART 4-20
mA output that is always active regardless of other protocols selected. This document details
the HART Device Variables and how to assign them to Dynamic Variables (PV, SV, TV and
QV). The figure below illustrates a typical connection setup.
FUS Clamp-on Ultrasonic flowmeter with F_US1010 HART Option
②
Load - 250 ohms typical
③
Power Supply - 12.04 V minimum
④
Configuration Tool Siemens PDM 8.2
⑤
HART Modem
Typical Connection of F US flowmeter with HART F_US1010 Option
4.4 HART F US1010 Setup
Figure 4-2
Table 4-40 lists the Device Variables available with the SITRANS F_US1010 HART option.
Variables that are active & updating will depend on the meter profile. Appendix A provides a
complete profile listing and mappings of flowmeter variables for the various protocols
including HART. It also lists the variables that are assigned to the PV, SV, TV, & QV
Dynamic Variables as default settings. Profiles are selected using the DIP switches on the
card as illustrated in Section 2 (switch RS-485). For example Profile 23 which is a single
channel energy profile has Avg Flow Rate assigned to the PV, Total to SV, Avg Energy Rate
to TV, & Energy Total to QV. In some cases it may be desired to change the Dynamic
Variable selections. This can be done with a configuration tool such as Siemens PDM
software. PDM can also be used to monitor the active HART Device Variables in the
SITRANS F_US1010.
Figures 4-2 - 4-6 illustrate some typical configuration details using Siemens PDM 8.2. Older
versions of PDM may have a different look.
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The Process/Output can be viewed and edited for desired upper and lower range values that
refer to the PV range.
Figure 4-3 Process Variables View
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4.4 HART F US1010 Setup
The default Dynamic Variables can be changed and downloaded to the SITRANS
F_US1010. The Command tab can be selected and Command 51 entered followed by the
Hex code that corresponds to the variable desired. Only active variables for the current
profile should be selected.
Dynamic Variables (PV, SV, TV, & QV) can be viewed by selecting the View
tab/Dynamic/Variables. The four variables will be displayed and the PV will include the value
of the current output in both mA and % of range.
Figure 4-5 Dynamic Variables View
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Device Information View
4.5
Troubleshooting Diagnostics
4.5 Troubleshooting Diagnostics
Device Information can be viewed and changed in an online mode by selecting Device tab.
Figure 4-6 Device Information
To take a full diagnostic capture using the FieldServer Toolbox:
1. If not installed, download the FieldServer Toolbox at: http://bit.ly/fstoolbox
2. Open the FieldServer Toolbox from the desktop icon.
3. Choose the [Diagnose] button on the right of the FieldServer you want to take a snapshot
of.
4. Choose [Full Diagnostic] from the Diagnostic Test pull down menu.
5. Set the capture time period to the desired length.
6. Select [Start Diagnostic].
7. When the full diagnostic capture is complete, select [Open Containing Folder] and e-mail
the Zip file with the current time stamp to: [email protected]
Delta Time Units Chan2 633 3xxxx Input Register 8 String dt(uS)
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Liquident Units Chan2
681
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
LI
Viscosity Units
685
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
CS
SG Units Chan1
689
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
SG
SG Units Chan2
693
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
SG
SG Units Chan3
697
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
SG
SG Units Chan4
701
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
SG
API Units Chan1
705
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
API
API Units Chan2
709
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
API
Kg per m3 Units Chan1
713
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
KGM3
Kg per m3 Units Chan2
717
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
KGM3
Base SG Units Chan1
721
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
BSG
Base SG Units Chan2
725
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
BSG
Base API Units Chan1
729
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
BAPI
Chan1
Chan2
Chan1
Chan2
Temp Units
753
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Temp 1 Units
757
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Temp 2 Units
761
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Temp 3 Units
765
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Temp 4 Units
769
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Supply Temp Units Chan1
773
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Supply Temp Units Chan2
777
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Return Temp Units Chan1
781
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Return Temp Units Chan2
785
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
Temp Diff Units Chan1
789
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
F
AI1 Units
797
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
OFF
AI3 Units
805
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
OFF
AI4 Units
809
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
OFF
Aux 1 Type
813
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
Aux 2 Type
817
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
Aux 3 Type
821
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
Aux 4 Type
825
3xxxx Input Register
8
String
5.1 Consolidated Modbus Registers
Base API Units Chan2 733 3xxxx Input Register 8 String BAPI
Base Kg per m3 Units
737 3xxxx Input Register 8 String BKGM3
Base Kg per m3 Units
Liquid Name
Liquid Name
Temp Diff Units Chan2 793 3xxxx Input Register 8 String F
AI2 Units 801 3xxxx Input Register 8 String OFF
741 3xxxx Input Register 8 String BKGM3
745 3xxxx Input Register 8 String GASOIL
749 3xxxx Input Register 8 String GASOIL
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6.1
WEB Configuration Utility
Introduction
Note
Web Configuration through the Ethernet port is used for every protocol including Ethernet,
N2, BACnet and Modbus except HART.
Note
Ethernet Web Utility Toolbox
This Web utility is used
locate communications modules on the same network.
The web utility can be found at http://www.fieldserver.com/techsupport/utility/downloads.php.
The default IP address is: 192.168.0.2
Note
RS-485 is used for all communication protocols.
You can connect to the SITRANS F US Clamp-on Communications Module using a Web
browser (Chrome 19.0 or higher, Firefox 13.0 or higher, Opera 11.0 or higher, Internet
Explorer 8, 9, or 10). If the IP of the Communication Module is unknown, the Toolbox Utility
can be used to locate meters that have the Communication Module option installed and are
connected to the Ethernet network.
If using Ethernet IP, connect the Ethernet connector and refer to the following note.
to change settings including IP addresses for multiple meters and to
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Configuration Parameters
6.1 WEB Configuration Utility
The Toolbox utility will discover meters with communication modules on the Ethernet
network. The meters can be on the same or different subnet as the PC running the Toolbox
Utility. You can connect to the module that is on the same Ethernet subnet by using the
connect button which will open the default WEB Browser on the PC. The following sections
in this document then apply to changes that can be made using the WEB Browser.
However, the Toolbox utility has a few features that can be also used whether on the same
subnet or a different subnet. See Figure 6-1. For example, the network settings can be
changed and the module restarted which is necessary after changes are made.
Figure 6-1 Tool Box Utility
This is the opening screen when the WEB Browser connects to the Communications
Module. The number of parameters that appear will depend on the profile and protocol
selected. Figure 6-2 shows this screen for Profile 20 and the BACnet protocol. Figure 6-3
shows this screen for Profile 17 and the Modbus protocol.
This parameter sets the BACnet network number of the Gateway. All BACnet devices that
are created will be on this network. The default is 0 which may be satisfactory for most
simple applications.
This is the Site ID of the channel in the meter. For single channel applications it is not
necessary to change this parameter but when the meter has two or more channels it is
necessary for the Site ID to match the name of the meter SITE ID for ALL meter types.
This parameter sets the BACnet Device Object address. A Modbus node of 1 will be
(node_offset +1) on BACnet.
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__Dev_Name
Modbus Parameters
mod_parity
None, Odd, Even
mod_data_bits
8, 7
mod_stop_bits
1, 2
6.1 WEB Configuration Utility
This parameter can be used to change the default BACnet Device Name of the node. The
default names include the communication (IP or MSTP), the meter type, and the firmware
type. This name may have to be changed to make the name unique system wide.
Figure 6-3 Modbus Settings
This parameter sets the communication parity on the Modbus RS485 network. Acceptable
entries include “
current setting for Modbus RS485 communication.
This parameter sets the number of communication data bits on the Modbus RS485 network.
Acceptable entries include “
setting for the Modbus RS485 communication.
This parameter sets the number of communication stop bits on the Modbus RS485 network.
Acceptable entries include “
setting for the Modbus RS485 communication.
”. None is the default. This parameter will display the
”. 8 is the default. This parameter will display the current
”. 1 is the default. This parameter will display the current