Emerson MICRO MOTION 2700 Manuel du propriétaire

P/NMMI-20015778,Rev.AA

September2009

MicroMotion®Model2700Transmitters

withIntrinsicallySafeOutputs

CongurationandUseManualSupplement

2700***D

Conguration Operation Maintenance

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Contents

Chapter1Conguredeviceoptionsandpreferences..............................................................1

1.1CongureDisplayVariablesandDisplayPrecision...........................................1

Chapter2Integratethemeterwiththecontrolsystem............................................................3

2.1CongureChannelB......................................................................................3

2.2CongurethemAoutputs...............................................................................4

2.3Congurethefrequencyoutput.......................................................................10

2.4Congurethediscreteoutput..........................................................................16

2.5Conguredigitalcommunications...................................................................20

2.6Congureevents...........................................................................................25

Chapter3SetuptheWeights&Measuresapplication............................................................29

3.1Locale-speciccommissioning.......................................................................29

Chapter4Operatethetransmitter............................................................................................31

4.1Viewprocessdata.........................................................................................31

AppendixADisplaycodesandabbreviations.............................................................................33

A.1Displaycodesforprocessvariables................................................................33

A.2Codesandabbreviationsusedindisplaymenus..............................................34

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Aboutthissupplement

Thissupplementisdesignedforusewiththefollowingmanual:MicroMotionSeries1000and

Series2000Transmitters:CongurationandUseManual.Itreplacessectionsofthemanualwith

sectionsthatarenewormodiedforv6.0oftheModel2700transmitterwithintrinsicallysafe

outputs.Seethefollowingtableforsectionreplacementguidelines.

Sectionreplacementguidelines

SectioninMicroMotionSeries1000andSeries2000

Transmitters:CongurationandUseManualReplacewiththefollowingsectionfromthissupplement

6.3.2ChannelBSection2.1

6.5ConguringthemAoutput(s)Section2.2

6.6ConguringthefrequencyoutputSection2.3

6.7ConguringthediscreteoutputSection2.4

7.4.1ViewingprocessvariableswiththedisplaySection4.1.1

8.11ConguringeventsSection2.6

8.14.6Conguringthedisplayvariablesanddisplay

precision

Section1.1

8.15ConguringdigitalcommunicationsSection2.5

11.2Locale-speciccommissioningSection3.1

TableH-1DisplaycodesusedforprocessvariablesSectionA.1

TableH-2Displaycodesusedinoff-linemenuSectionA.2

Communicationstoolsandversions

Informationinthissupplementassumesthatyouareusingoneofthefollowingtocongureyour

transmitter:

▪Thetransmitterdisplay

▪ProLinkIIv2.9

▪375FieldCommunicatorwiththefollowingdevicedescription:2000IMasso,Devv6,DDv1

IfyouareusinganearlierversionofProLinkIIortheCommunicatordevicedescription,some

featuresdescribedinthissupplementmaynotbeavailable.

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Chapter1

Conguredeviceoptionsandpreferences

Topicscoveredinthischapter

♦CongureDisplayVariablesandDisplayPrecision

1.1CongureDisplayVariablesandDisplayPrecision

DisplayNotavailable

ProLinkIIProLink→Conguration→Display

Communicator5,7,2

DetailedSetup→DisplaySetup→DisplayVariables

5,7,3

DetailedSetup→DisplaySetup→DisplayPrecision

Thedisplaycanscrollthroughupto15processvariablesinanyorder.Youcancongurethe

processvariablestobedisplayedandtheorderinwhichtheywillappear.Youcanrepeat

variables,andyoucanleaveslotsempty.

YoucanalsocongureDisplayPrecisionforeachprocessvariable.DisplayPrecisioncontrolsthe

numberofdigitstotherightofthedecimalplacethatareshownonthedisplaywhentheprocess

variableisselectedasadisplayvariable.DisplayPrecisioncanbesettoanyvaluefrom0to

5.Thelowertheprecision,thelargeraprocesschangemustbeinordertobereectedinthe

displayedvalue.DisplayPrecisiondoesnotaffectthevalueoftheprocessvariablereportedvia

othermethodsorusedincalculations.

Restrictions

▪YoucannotsetDisplayVariable1toNone.DisplayVariable1mustalwaysbesettoa

processvariable.

▪IfyouhavexedDisplayVariable1totheprimarymAoutput,youcannotchangethesettingof

DisplayVariable1usingthismethod.T ochangethesettingofDisplayVariable1,youmust

changethecongurationofmAOutputProcessVariablefortheprimarymAoutput.

Note

Ifyouhaveconguredavolumeprocessvariableasadisplayvariable,andyousubsequently

changethesettingofVolumeFlowType,thedisplayvariableisautomaticallychangedtothe

equivalentprocessvariable.Forexample,ifDisplayVariable2wassettoVolumeFlowRate,itwill

bechangedtoGasStandardVolumeFlowRate.

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Conguredeviceoptionsandpreferences

♦Example:Displayvariableconguration

DisplayvariableProcessvariableassignment

DisplayVariable1Massow

DisplayVariable2Masstotalizer

DisplayVariable3Volumeow

DisplayVariable4Volumetotalizer

DisplayVariable5Density

DisplayVariable6Temperature

DisplayVariable7Externalpressure

DisplayVariable8Massow

DisplayVariable9None

DisplayVariable10None

DisplayVariable11None

DisplayVariable12None

DisplayVariable13None

DisplayVariable14None

DisplayVariable15None

1.1.1CongureDisplayVariable1fromthedisplaymenu

DisplayOFF-LINEMAINT→OFF-LINECONFG→DSPLY→VAR1

ProLinkIINotavailable

CommunicatorNotavailable

Ifdesired,youcancongureDisplayVariable1fromthedisplaymenubyxingittotheprocess

variableassignedtotheprimarymAoutput,whichisalsotheHARTPrimaryVariable.Ifyoudo

this,DisplayVariable1willalwaysbetheprocessvariableassignedtotheprimarymAoutput.

Thisistheonlywaytocongureadisplayvariablefromthedisplaymenus.

IfDisplayVariable1isxedtotheprimarymAoutput,theonlywaytosetDisplayVariable1to

adifferentprocessvariableistochangethemAoutputassignment.IfyoudonotxDisplay

Variable1totheprimarymAoutput,youmustuseacommunicationstoolsuchasProLinkIIorthe

CommunicatortochangeDisplayVariable1.

EvenifDisplayVariable1isxed,youcanstillsetitsprecision.Tosetitsprecision,youmust

useacommunicationstool.

Note

ThisoptionappliesonlytoDisplayVariable1.Tochangeanyotherdisplayvariable,youstill

needacommunicationstool.

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Chapter2

Integratethemeterwiththecontrolsystem

Topicscoveredinthischapter

♦CongureChannelB

♦CongurethemAoutputs

♦Congurethefrequencyoutput

♦Congurethediscreteoutput

♦Conguredigitalcommunications

♦Congureevents

2.1CongureChannelB

DisplayOFF-LINEMAINT→OFF-LINECONFG→IO→CHB→SETFO/SETDO

ProLinkIIProLink→Conguration→Frequency/DiscreteOutput

Communicator5,3,3,1

DetailedSetup→CongOutputs→FO/DOCong→Freq/DOSetup

TheI/Oterminalpairsonthetransmitterarecalled“channels”andareidentiedasChannelA,

ChannelB,andChannelC.YoucancongureChannelBtooperateasafrequencyoutputora

discreteoutput.Thechannelcongurationmustmatchthewiring.

Alwaysverifytheoutputcongurationafterchangingchannelconguration.Whenthe

congurationofachannelischanged,thechannel’sbehaviorwillbecontrolledbythe

congurationthatisstoredfortheselectedoutputtype,whichmayormaynotbeappropriate

fortheprocess.Toavoidcausingprocesserror:

▪Congurethechannelsbeforeconguringtheoutputs.

▪Whenchangingchannelconguration,besurethatallcontrolloopsaffectedbythis

channelareundermanualcontrol.

▪Beforereturningthelooptoautomaticcontrol,ensurethattheoutputiscorrectly

conguredforyourprocess.

2.1.1OptionsforChannelB

Table2-1OptionsforChannelB

ChannelOperation

Frequencyoutput(FO)ChannelB

Discreteoutput(DO)

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Integratethemeterwiththecontrolsystem

2.2CongurethemAoutputs

DisplayOFF-LINEMAINT→OFF-LINECONFG→IO→CHA

OFF-LINEMAINT→OFF-LINECONFG→IO→CHC

ProLinkIIProLink→Conguration→AnalogOutput

Communicator5,3,1

DetailedSetup→CongOutputs→AnalogOutput1

5,3,2

DetailedSetup→CongOutputs→AnalogOutput2

ThemAoutputisusedtoreportaprocessvariable.ThemAoutputparameterscontrolhowthe

processvariableisreported.YourtransmitterhastwomAoutputs:ChannelAandChannelC.

ThemAoutputparametersinclude:

▪mAOutputProcessVariable

▪LowerRangeValue(LRV)andUpperRangeValue(URV)

▪AOCutoff

▪AddedDamping

▪AOFaultActionandAOFaultValue

Prerequisites

IfyouplantocongureanmAoutputtoreportvolumeow,ensurethatyouhavesetVolumeFlow

Typeasdesired:LiquidorGasStandardVolume.

IfyouplantocongureanmAoutputtoreportaconcentrationmeasurementprocessvariable,

ensurethattheconcentrationmeasurementapplicationisconguredsothatthedesiredvariableis

available.

Postrequisites

Important

WheneveryouchangeanmAoutputparameter,verifyallothermAoutputparametersbefore

returningtheowmetertoservice.Insomesituations,thetransmitterautomaticallyloadsasetof

storedvalues,andthesevaluesmaynotbeappropriateforyourapplication.

2.2.1ConguremAOutputProcessVariable

DisplayOFF-LINEMAINT→OFF-LINECONFG→IO→CHA→AO1SRC

OFF-LINEMAINT→OFF-LINECONFG→IO→CHC→AO2SRC

ProLinkIIProLink→Conguration→AnalogOutput→PVIs

ProLink→Conguration→AnalogOutput→SVIs

Communicator5,3,1,1

DetailedSetup→CongOutputs→AnalogOutput1→PVIs

5,3,2,1

DetailedSetup→CongOutputs→AnalogOutput2→SVIs

mAOutputProcessVariablecontrolsthevariablethatisreportedoverthemAoutput.

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