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Siemens SIPROCESS GA700 User Manual

Siemens SIPROCESS GA700
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Siemens AG
Division Process Industries and Drives
Postfach 48 48
90026 NÜRNBERG
GERMANY
08/2017 Subject to change
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Siemens SIPROCESS GA700 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSiemens
ModelSIPROCESS GA700
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction

Purpose of this documentation

Explains the scope and content of the documentation for operating the device via the local user interface.

History

Details the evolution and changes across different editions of the document.

Notes on warranty

Clarifies the relationship between the document content and warranty obligations.

Target group

Identifies the intended audience for this manual, including technicians and operators.

Conventions

Defines markups and terminology used for easier navigation within the documentation.

General information

KC Safety note - Information for Korea only

Provides specific safety information for industrial equipment in Korea.

Safety instructions

Outlines essential safety directives, laws, and device modification guidelines.

Information on use

Details prerequisites for safe use and security messages.

Communications

Discusses communication protocols like Ethernet and MODBUS TCP, emphasizing security.

Qualified personnel

Defines the qualifications required for personnel operating the device.

Automatic reset

Explains the internal monitoring and automatic reset behavior of the devices.

Description

Overview

Provides a general overview of the SIPROCESS GA700 product range and its modules.

OXYMAT 7

Details the design and functional principles of the OXYMAT 7 analyzer module.

ULTRAMAT 7

Explains the design and working principle of the ULTRAMAT 7 analyzer module.

CALOMAT 7

Describes the design, working principle, and measurement tasks of the CALOMAT 7.

Option modules

Details the features and capabilities of Option Module 1.1, 2.1, and 2.2.

Combined operation

Covers analyzer module/installation combinations and operating modes.

Operation

Local User Interface (LUI)

Explains the operating elements and structure of the Local User Interface.

Views/displays

Describes the different views (Main, Navigation, Parameter) and display access.

Navigation-relevant keys

Details the functions of keys used for navigating within the device menus.

List of the current messages in the main view

Explains how to display and view current messages directly in the main view.

Log on/log off (PIN)

Covers user levels, PIN management, and logging on/off procedures.

Keyboard

Details the structure and layout of the device keyboard.

Key functions

Explains the functions of numeric keys for input and navigation.

Keys with special functions

Describes the functionality of special keys like MEAS, USER FUNC, CAL1, CAL2.

Cursor and command keys

Explains the use of arrow keys, ESC, and ENTER for navigation and confirmation.

HELP and UNDO keys

Details the functions of the HELP and UNDO keys for user assistance.

UNDO function

Explains how to undo up to ten user actions or parameter changes.

Display

Describes the structure of the display, including header and display area.

Header

Explains the content and purpose of the header in different display views.

Display area

Details the measured value display, including read and selection modes.

Menu structure

Illustrates the hierarchical structure of the device menus.

Main menu

Presents the main menu entries for device navigation and configuration.

Subordinate menus

Shows the structure and content of subordinate menus.

Commissioning

Requirements

Lists the necessary conditions that must be met before device commissioning.

Commissioning the SIPROCESS GA700

Provides a step-by-step procedure for the initial commissioning of the device.

Functions

[1] Quick Start

Guides through basic settings for quick device commissioning.

[1.1] Basic settings

Details how to input basic settings like display language and date/time.

[1.2] Automatic log-off

Explains the function of automatic log-off and its configuration.

[1.3] Analog outputs

Describes how to configure analog outputs and their ranges.

[1.4] Measuring ranges

Covers overview, setting, and autoranging of measuring ranges.

[1.5] Calibration

Provides an overview of calibration and validation procedures.

[1.6] Save parameter set

Explains how to save and manage parameter sets for device configuration.

[2.01] Settings >Display/USER FUNC key

Covers display settings, extended display, and USER FUNC key configuration.

[2.03] Settings > Measuring ranges

Details the overview, setting, and autoranging of measuring ranges.

[2.04] Settings > Limits

Explains how to configure warning and alarm limits for components.

[2.07] Settings > Noise suppression

Covers noise suppression techniques using low-pass filters and time constants.

[2.08] Settings > Calibrations

Provides basics on calibration, requirements, and types of calibration.

[2.08.1] Setpoints, tolerances, purging time

Details setting setpoints, validation, and calibration tolerances.

[2.08.2] Calibration pool

Explains how to use and assign parameters for the calibration pool.

[2.08.4] AutoCal/AutoVal 1 and [2.08.5] AutoCal/AutoVal 2

Covers the setup and execution of automated calibration/validation sequences.

[2.09] Settings > Inputs/outputs

Details configuration of analog and digital inputs/outputs.

[2.09.1] Analog inputs

Explains how to set the measured value type for analog inputs.

[2.09.2] Analog output

Describes how to set analog output ranges and behaviors.

[2.09.3] Digital inputs

Provides an overview and setting instructions for digital inputs.

[2.09.4] DI links

Explains how to link digital inputs using logic operations.

[2.09.5] Digital outputs

Details functions that can be assigned to digital outputs.

[2.10] Settings > Correction of cross-interferences

Covers overview, correction coefficients, and application scenarios.

[2.11] Settings > Pressure sensor selection

Explains how to select and configure pressure sensors.

[2.12] Settings > Gas path/process tag label

Covers parameter assignment of gas paths and process tags.

[2.13] Setting > Process tag switchover

Details how to set and manage automatic process tag switchover.

[2.14] Settings > Set message parameters

Explains how to set message parameters and filter messages.

[2.20] Settings > Service

Provides access to service menus for heaters, calibrations, and signal frequency.

[2.20.04] Calibrate pressure sensor

Describes the procedure for calibrating the pressure sensor.

[2.20.06] Reference gas pump OXYMAT 7

Covers the activation/deactivation of the reference gas pump.

[2.20.10] Name/unit

Explains how to set component names and select measurement units.

[2.20.11] Physical measuring range

Provides information on the physical measuring range of components.

[3.01] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Current messages

Details how to display and filter current messages.

[3.02] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Messages to be acknowledged

Explains how to display and acknowledge pending messages.

[3.03] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Logbook

Provides an overview of the logbook structure and entries.

[3.04] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Measured value status

Describes how to display and interpret measured value statuses.

[3.05] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Diagnostics values

Provides access to diagnostic values for signal quality.

[3.05.1] Measured signal diagnostics

Details the evaluation of measured signal quality parameters.

[3.05.2] Predictive self-diagnostics ULTRAMAT 7

Explains predictive self-diagnostics for ULTRAMAT 7 analyzer modules.

[3.05.3] Electric parameters

Provides information on electrical parameters of installed modules.

[3.05.4] Inputs/outputs

Details information on analog and digital inputs/outputs.

[1] Analog inputs

Provides information on actual current values of analog inputs.

[2] Analog outputs

Provides information on actual current values of analog outputs.

[3] Digital inputs

Provides information on assigned functions and status of digital inputs.

[4] Digital outputs

Provides information on available digital outputs and their assignments.

[3.05.5] Communications

Details information on MODBUS TCP node communication.

[3.06] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Drift values

Covers editing zero point and QAL3 drift values.

[3.08] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Maintenance intervals

Explains how to display and assign maintenance intervals.

[3.09] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Identification

Provides access to device and module identification data.

[3.10] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Save/load parameter set

Details how to save and load parameter sets.

[3.11] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Test

Covers testing inputs/outputs, display, and keyboard.

[3.12] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Cold restart

Describes the procedure for restarting the device.

[3.20] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Service trace

Provides extended diagnostic information for service technicians.

[4] Communications

Covers basic concepts, Ethernet, and MODBUS TCP communication.

[5] Security

Details PIN management and automatic log-off settings.

[6] Language

Explains how to set the device's operating language.

Alarm, error, and system messages

Provides information on LUI symbol sets and message lists.

OXYMAT 7 message list

Lists messages, their causes, and remedies for OXYMAT 7.

ULTRAMAT 7 message list

Lists messages, their causes, and remedies for ULTRAMAT 7.

CALOMAT 7 message list

Lists messages, their causes, and remedies for CALOMAT 7.

Wizard-based error messages

Describes common errors encountered during wizard-based processes.

Measured value status

Explains the different statuses of measured values (Good, Uncertain, Bad).

Appendix

Contains technical support, approvals, certificates, and references.

Technical support

Provides contact information for technical support and service.

Approvals

Lists conformity with European directives and CE marking.

Certificate

Provides information on product conformity and certificates.

References

Lists related documentation and operating manuals.

MODBUS TCP

Details the MODBUS TCP interface for SIPROCESS GA700.

Device data: Extras

Provides additional device data and MODBUS TCP coding information.

Index

An alphabetical index of topics covered in the manual.

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