3.2 Device information screen......................................................................................................... 11
3.3 Service tools screen................................................................................................................... 15
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1Introduction
This manual describes how operators can use HART® handheld field communicators to
configure the SharpEye 40/40 Flame Detectors to suit customer needs, perform firmware
upgrades, and find troubleshooting information and functionality.
This manual also describes the HART hand-held communicator software and provides
instructions on how to install, operate, and maintain the software.
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2Installation
2.1Download the HART® device driver (DD)
To download the HART device driver:
Procedure
1. Go to Spectrex.net.
2. Navigate to the relevant product page.
3. Scroll down to Documents and Drawings.
4. Click SOFTWARE DOWNLOADS & DRIVERS.
5. Download the relevant file.
2.2Load device driver (DD) on HART® hand-held
communicator
Procedure
1. Load the DD on the HART hand-held communicator.
2. Select Setup.
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hand-held communicator
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communicator
From the main screen, you have three options:
Figure 3-1: Main screen
A. Overview: Opens Overview screen.
B. Service Tools: Opens Service Tools screen.
C. Configure: Opens Configure screen.
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3.1Overview screen
The Overview screen gives a summary of the device information.
Figure 3-2: Overview screen
A. Device Status: Available options are Good, Failure, and Maintenance Required.
B. Comm Status: Displays communication method. This is polled.
C. Analog Output: Displays a value between 1 mA and 20 mA when the device is turned on.
D. Fire Detection Status: Indicates whether the device has detected fire. Available options
are None and Detected.
E. Manual Built In Test: Click to perform built in test.
F. Locate Device: Click here to make the device light-emitting diode (LED) blink to locate a
connected device.
G. Log: Shortcut to Log screen.
H. Device Information: Displays Device Information screen. When you open the Device
Information screen from the Overview screen, all fields are read only.
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3.2Device information screen
Figure 3-3: Device information screen
A. Identification: Opens Identification screen.
B. Revisions: Opens Revisions screen.
C. Security: Opens Security screen.
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3.2.1Identification screen
A. Tag
B. Long tag
C. Model
D. Final asmbly num (Final assembly number)
E. Dev id (Device identification)
F. Date
G. Descriptor
H. Message
I. Model Number
Note
When you access the Identification screen from the Overview screen, all fields are read only.
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3.2.2Revision numbers screen
A. Universal rev: Universal revision
B. Fld dev rev: Field device revision
C. Hardware rev: Hardware revision
D. Software rev: Software revision
E. DD Revision: Device driver revision
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3.2.3Security screen
A. Device lock status.
B. Password Protection: Enabled or Disabled.
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3.3Service tools screen
The Service Tools screen provides links to sub-screens, in which you can view and edit
service-related device parameters.
Figure 3-4: Service tools screen
A. Alerts
B. Variables
C. Trends
D. Maintenance
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3.3.1Alerts screen
The Alerts screen provides information about device alerts and enables you to reset any
active alerts.
Figure 3-5: Alerts screen
A. Refresh Alerts: Tap to refresh alert status.
B. Displays alert status: No Active Alerts in this example.
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3.3.2Variables screen
Figure 3-6: Variables screen
A. Variable Summary: Displays a summary of all variables.
• Analog output
• Electronic temperature
• Supply voltage
B. Primary Variable: Opens screen where you can select analog output variables.
C. Secondary Variable: Opens screen where you can select temperature-related variables.
D. Tertiary Variable: Opens screen where you can select voltage-related variables.
E. Quaternary Variable: Opens screen where you can select heater-related variables.
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Primary variable screen
The Primary Variable screen displays the analog output.
Figure 3-7: Primary variable screen
A. Analog Output: Displays analog output.
B. Analog Output gauge: Tap to display Analog Output Gauge screen.
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Secondary variable screen
The Secondary Variable screen displays electronics information.
Figure 3-8: Secondary variable screen
A. Electronics Temperature: Displays electronics temperature.
B. Temperature Status: Displays how well the temperature is being read.
C. Electronics Temperature gauge: Tap to display Electronics Temperature gauge screen.
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Tertiary variable screen
The Tertiary Variable screen displays voltage information.
A. Supply Voltage: Displays current supply voltage.
B. Voltage Status: Displays how well the voltage is being read.
C. Supply Voltage gauge: Tap to display the Supply Voltage Gauge screen.
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Quaternary variable screen
The Quaternary Variable screen displays heater information.
A. Heater State: Displays heater state - On or Off.
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3.3.3Trends screen
From the Trends screen, you can view the variables listed on a graph.
Figure 3-9: Trends screen
A. Analog Output: Displays the analog output on a graph.
B. Electronics Temperature: Displays the electronics temperature on a graph.
C. Supply Voltage: Displays the supply voltage on a graph.
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3.3.4Maintenance screen
Figure 3-10: Maintenance screen
A. Routine Maintenance: Opens screen with routine maintenance functions.
B. Log: Opens screen with event logs.
C. Reset/Restore: Opens a screen from which you can reset the detector.
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Routine maintenance screen
A. Manual Built In Test: Performs manual built-in test.
B. Analog Trim. Calibrates 4-20 mA.
(1) With the analog trim function, you can round multimeter values to a 4-mA fixed value. Tap Analog Trim and then enter
and confirm the multimeter reading.
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Log screen
The Log screen provides information about the logs and navigation options.
Figure 3-11: Log screen
A. Operating Time: Amount of time device has been powered up.
B. Previous Log Records: Displays previous log records.
C. Last Log Records: Displays the latest Log Record screen.
D. Next Log Records: Displays the next Log Record screen.
E. Device Log: Displays the log in a table.
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Reset/Restore screen
A. Reset Device: Performs soft reset.
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3.3.5Configure screen
From the Configure screen, you can configure the detector's parameters manually or using
the wizard.
Figure 3-12: Configure screen
A. Guided Setup: Opens screen from which you can configure parameters using the wizard.
B. Manual Setup: Opens screen from which you can manually configure parameters.
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Guided setup screen
Use the Guided Setup screen to configure the device parameters using a wizard.
Figure 3-13: Guided setup screen
A. Configure Detector: Guides you through detector configuration.
B. Configure BIT: Guides you through the built-in test (BIT) configuration.
C. Accessory Relay: Guides you through accessory relay configuration.
D. Detection Option: Guides you through detector options configuration.
E. FOV Integrity: Guides you through FOV integrity configuration.
(2)
F. Access Control: Guides you through access control configuration.
G. 4-20 Current: Guides you through the 4-20 mA current configuration.
H. Device Information: Guides you through detector information configuration.
(2) This is available for the SharpEye 40/40D models only.
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Manual setup screen
Use the Manual Setup screen to manually configure each of the detector's parameters.
Figure 3-14: Manual setup screen
A. Detector Settings: Opens Settings screen.
B. BIT: Opens BIT Settings screen.
C. Activate Relay on: Activates or deactivates relay.
D. Detection Options: Opens Detection Options screen.
E. FOV Integrity: Enables or disables FOV integrity.
(3)
F. Security: Opens Security screen.
G. Current Levels: Displays levels.
H. Device Information: Displays the Device Information screen. See Device information
screen.
I. HART: Opens HART Settings screen.
(3) This is available for SharpEye 40/40D models only.
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Detector settings screen
Figure 3-15: Detector settings screen
A. Sensitivity: Selects the sensitivity.
See the options displayed in the SharpEye 40/40 Quick Start Guide.
B. Alarm: Opens the Alarm screen.
C. Window Heater: Opens Window Heater Settings screen.
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Alarm screen
Figure 3-16: Alarm screen
A. Alarm Delay: Select alarm delay.
Options are:
• 0 sec
• Antiflare
• 3 sec
• 5 sec
• 10 sec
• 15 sec
• 20 sec
• 30 sec
B. Alarm Latch: Activate or deactivate alarm latch.
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Window heater screen
Figure 3-17: Window heater screen
A. Heater Mode: Select window heater mode from the following options:
Off
Window heater is off all the time.
Auto Window heater turns on when the environment reaches the activation
temperature.
OnWindow heater is on all the time.
B. Heater Power: Select power mode: low or high.
C. Heater Activation Temperature: Heater activation temperature in degrees Celsius.
Options are:
• 0
• 5
• 10
• 15
• 20
• 25
• 30
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BIT screen
Use this screen to define built-in test (BIT) settings.
Figure 3-18: BIT screen
A. Alarm Relay on BIT: Activate or deactivate alarm relay on BIT.
B. Accessory Relay on Manual BIT: Activate or deactivate accessory relay on BIT.
C. Automatic BIT: Activate or deactivate automatic BIT.
D. BIT Interval: Manually select BIT interval.
E. BIT Fault Count: Manually select BIT fault count.
F. Post Manual BIT Duration: Set post manual BIT duration in seconds.
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Detection options screen
Use this screen to define the detection options.
Figure 3-19: Detection options screen
A. Explosion Detection: Enable or disable explosion detection.
B. Fast Detection: Enable or disable fast detection.
C. IR/UV/UV+IR: Select single infrared (IR), single ultraviolet (UV), or both UV and IR
channels.
(4) This is available for SharpEye 40/40D models only.
(5) This is available for UV/IR models only.
(5)
(4)
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Security settings screen
Figure 3-20: Security settings screen
A. Device Lock Status: Displays device lock status.
B. Lock/Unlock: Lock or unlock the detector for maintenance. No other device can
configure the detector while it is locked.
C. Password Protection: Displays password protection status.
D. Enable/Disable Password: Enable password protection to prevent unauthorized access.
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Current levels screen
Figure 3-21: Current levels screen
A. Fault: Current displayed during fault. This cannot be changed (1 mA).
B. BIT Fault: Current displayed during built-in test (BIT) fault. This cannot be changed.
C. FOV Warning: Current displayed during FOV warning. 3 - 5 mA (should always be ≤ the
normal value. Default: 4 mA.
D. Normal: Current displayed during normal function. 4 or 5 mA (should always be ≥ the
FOV value). Default: 4 mA.
E. Warning: Current displayed during warning. 13 - 16 mA (should always be lower than
alarm value). Default: 16 mA.
F. Alarm: Current displayed during alarm. 15 - 20 mA (should always be higher than
warning). Default: 20 mA.
(6) This is available with SharpEye 40/40 models only.
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Device information screen
See Device information screen for information on the Device Information screen.
Figure 3-22: Identification screen
A. Tag: Displays detector tag. This is editable.
B. Long tag: Displays detector long tag. This is editable.
C. Model: Displays detector model.
D. Final asmbly num: Displays final assembly number. This is editable.
E. Dev id: Displays device identification number.
F. Date: Displays current date.
G. Descriptor.
H. Message.
I. Model Number.
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Figure 3-23: Revision numbers screen
A. Universal rev: Displays HART® revision number.
B. Fld dev rev: Displays device revision number.
C. Hardware rev: Displays hardware revision number.
D. Software rev: Displays software revision number.
E. DD Revision: Displays device driver revision number.
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Figure 3-24: HART® screen
A. Poll addr: Displays polling address.
B. Change Poll Address: Tap to change polling address.
C. Reset "Configuration Changed" flag: Tap to reset configuration change count.
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Identification screen
A. Tag: Displays detector tag. This is editable.
B. Long tag: Displays detector long tag. This is editable.
C. Model: Displays detector model.
D. Final asmbly num: Displays final assembly number. This is editable.
E. Dev id: Displays device identification number.
F. Date: Displays current date.
G. Descriptor.
H. Message.
I. Model Number.
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Revision Numbers screen
A. Universal rev: Displays HART® revision number.
B. Fld dev rev: Displays device revision number.
C. Hardware rev: Displays hardware revision number.
D. Software rev: Displays software revision number.
E. DD Revision: Displays device driver revision number.
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HART screen
A. Poll addr: Displays polling address.
B. Change Poll Address: Tap to change polling address.
C. Reset "Configuration Changed" flag: Tap to reset configuration change count.