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Configuration and Use Manual
MMI-20020959, Rev AB
June 2014
Micro Motion
®
Fork Density Meters (FDM)
Configuration and Use Manual
2
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Table of Contents
3
Getting Started
7
Chapter 1 Before You Begin
9
About this Manual
9
Model Codes and Device Types
9
Communications Tools and Protocols
10
Additional Documentation and Resources
11
Chapter 2 Quick Start
13
Power up the Transmitter
13
Check Meter Status
13
Make a Startup Connection to the Transmitter
14
Part II Configuration and Commissioning
17
Chapter 3 Introduction to Configuration and Commissioning
19
Default Values
19
Enable Access to the Off-Line Menu of the Display
19
Disable HART Security
19
Set the HART Lock
22
Restore the Factory Configuration
22
Chapter 4 Configure Process Measurement
25
Verify the Calibration Factors
25
Calibration Factors
26
Configure Line Density Measurement
26
Configure Density Measurement Unit
26
Configure Density Damping
28
Configure Density Cutoff
29
Configure Two-Phase Flow Parameters
30
Configure Temperature Measurement
31
Configure Temperature Measurement Unit
31
Configure Temperature Damping
32
Configure Temperature Input
33
Configure the Pressure Input
37
Configure the Pressure Input Using Prolink III
37
Configure the Pressure Input Using the Field Communicator
38
Options for Pressure Measurement Unit
39
Set up the API Referral Application
40
Set up the API Referral Application Using Prolink III
40
Set up the API Referral Application Using the Field Communicator
46
Set up Concentration Measurement
52
Preparing to Set up Concentration Measurement
52
Set up Concentration Measurement Using Prolink III
53
Set Reference Temperature Values for Specific Gravity Using Prolink
55
Set up Temperature Data for Concentration Measurement Using Prolink
56
Modify Matrix Names and Labels Using Prolink III
58
Modify Operational Parameters for Concentration Measurement Using Prolink
58
Set up Concentration Measurement Using the Field Communicator
60
Select the Active Concentration Matrix Using Prolink III
60
Enable the Concentration Measurement Application Using
61
Using Equations to Calculate Specific Gravity, °Baumé, °Brix, °Plato, and °Twaddell
65
Matrix Switching
66
Measuring Net Mass Flow Rate and Net Volume Flow Rate
68
Set up Flow Rate Measurement
68
Set up Flow Rate Measurement Using Prolink III
68
Set up Flow Rate Measurement Using the Field Communicator
70
Chapter 5 Configure Device Options and Preferences
73
Configure the Transmitter Display
73
Configure the Language Used for the Display
73
Configure the Process Variables and Diagnostic Variables Shown on the Display
74
Configure the Number of Decimal Places (Precision) Shown on the Display
74
Configure the Refresh Rate of Data Shown on the Display
75
Enable or Disable Automatic Scrolling through the Display Variables
75
Enable or Disable Operator Actions from the Display
76
Enable or Disable the Acknowledge All Alerts Display Command
76
Configure Security for the Display Menus
77
Configure Alert Handling
78
Configure Fault Timeout
78
Configure Status Alert Severity
79
Configure Informational Parameters
81
Chapter 6 Integrate the Meter with the Control System
83
Configure Channel B
83
Configure the Ma Output
84
Configure Ma Output Process Variable
84
Prolink III
85
Configure Lower Range Value (LRV) and Upper Range Value (URV)
86
Configure Added Damping
87
Configure Ma Output Fault Action and Ma Output Fault Level
88
Configure the Discrete Output
90
Configure Discrete Output Source
90
Configure Discrete Output Polarity
91
Configure Discrete Output Fault Action
92
Configure an Enhanced Event
93
Configure Hart/Bell 202 Communications
94
Configure Basic HART Parameters
94
Configure HART Variables (PV, SV, TV, QV)
95
Configure Burst Communications
97
Configure Modbus Communications
101
Configure Digital Communications Fault Action
102
Options for Digital Communications Fault Action
103
Chapter 7 Completing the Configuration
105
Test or Tune the System Using Sensor Simulation
105
Back up Transmitter Configuration
105
Enable HART Security
106
Part III Operations, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting
109
Chapter 8 Transmitter Operation
111
Record the Process Variables
111
View Process Variables
111
View Process Variables Using the Display
111
View Process Variables and Other Data Using Prolink III
112
View Process Variables Using the Field Communicator
112
View and Acknowledge Status Alerts
113
View and Acknowledge Alerts Using the Display
113
View and Acknowledge Alerts Using Prolink III
115
View Alerts Using the Field Communicator
116
Alert Data in Transmitter Memory
116
Chapter 9 Measurement Support
119
Perform the Known Density Verification Procedure
119
Perform the Known Density Verification Procedure Using the Display
119
Perform the Known Density Verification Procedure Using Prolink III
120
Perform the Known Density Verification Procedure Using the Field Communicator
121
Adjust Density Measurement with Density Offset or Density Meter Factor
122
Perform Density Offset Calibration
124
Perform Density Offset Calibration Using the Display
124
Perform Density Offset Calibration Using Prolink III
125
Perform Density Offset Calibration Using the Field Communicator
126
Adjust Temperature Measurement with Temperature Offset or Temperature Slope
127
Perform Temperature Calibration
128
Perform Temperature Calibration Using the Display
129
Perform Temperature Calibration Using Prolink III
130
Perform Temperature Calibration Using the Field Communicator
130
Adjust Concentration Measurement with Trim Offset
132
Adjust Concentration Measurement with Trim Offset and Trim Slope
133
Set up User-Defined Calculations
135
Equations Used in User-Defined Calculations
137
Measurement Units Used in User-Defined Calculations
137
Chapter 10 Troubleshooting
139
Quick Guide to Troubleshooting
139
Check Power Supply Wiring
140
Check Grounding
141
Perform Loop Tests
141
Perform Loop Tests Using the Display
142
Perform Loop Tests Using Prolink III
143
Perform Loop Tests Using the Field Communicator
144
Status LED States
146
Status Alerts, Causes, and Recommendations
147
Density Measurement Problems
152
Temperature Measurement Problems
153
API Referral Problems
154
Concentration Measurement Problems
154
Milliamp Output Problems
155
Discrete Output Problems
157
Time Period Signal (TPS) Output Problems
157
Using Sensor Simulation for Troubleshooting
157
Trim Ma Outputs
158
Trim Ma Outputs Using Prolink III
158
Trim Ma Outputs Using the Field Communicator
159
Check HART Communications
159
Check Lower Range Value and Upper Range Value
161
Check Ma Output Fault Action
161
Check for Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)
161
Check the Cutoffs
162
Check for Two-Phase Flow (Slug Flow)
162
Check the Drive Gain
163
Collect Drive Gain Data
164
Check the Pickoff Voltage
164
Collect Pickoff Voltage Data
164
Check for Internal Electrical Problems
165
Locate a Device Using the HART 7 Squawk Feature
165
Appendix A Calibration Certificate
167
Sample Calibration Certificate
167
Appendix B Using the Transmitter Display
169
Components of the Transmitter Interface
169
Use the Optical Switches
169
Access and Use the Display Menu System
170
Enter a Floating-Point Value Using the Display
171
Display Codes for Process Variables
174
Codes and Abbreviations Used in Display Menus
175
Appendix C Using Prolink III with the Transmitter
187
Basic Information about Prolink III
187
Connect with Prolink III
188
Connection Types Supported by Prolink III
188
Connect with Prolink III over Modbus/Rs-485
189
Connect with Prolink III over Hart/Bell 202
192
Appendix D Using the Field Communicator with the Transmitter
201
Basic Information about the Field Communicator
201
Connect with the Field Communicator
202
Appendix E Concentration Measurement Matrices, Derived Variables, and Process Variables
205
Standard Matrices for the Concentration Measurement Application
205
Concentration Measurement Matrices Available by Order
206
Derived Variables and Calculated Process Variables
208
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