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1.  DESCRIPTION
The BA444DF-F fieldbus indicator is an intrinsically
safe FOUNDATION™ fieldbus instrument that may
be  configured  as  a  fieldbus  node  or  as  a  fieldbus
listener.  It can display up to eight fieldbus process
variables  on  a  five  digit  LCD  and  31  segment
analogue  bargraph.      The  instrument  is  bus
powered so no additional power supply is required.

As  a  fieldbus  node  the  indicator  is  configured  via
the fieldbus host.

             Communication             Fieldbus Function
                 Protocol                             Blocks

FOUNDATION™ fieldbus

Input Selector (2 x IS)

                                  

Digital input     (6 x DI)

Device  Description  files  may  be  downloaded  from
the  Fieldbus  Foundation  or  from  the  BEKA
associates websites.

When  configured  as  a  fieldbus  listener  the
BA444DF-F  is  not  visible  to  the  fieldbus  host  and
can  only  be  configured  using  the  push  buttons  on
the front of the instrument.

Housed in a robust IP66 glass reinforced polyester
(GRP)  enclosure  with  a  toughened  glass  window,
the  BA444DF-F  is  surface  mounting,  or  may  be
pipe mounted using one of the accessory kits.

The  instrument  is  intrinsically  safe  and  has  been
certified  by  European  Notified  Body  Intertek
Testing  and  Certification  Ltd  (ITS)  to  harmonised
ATEX  explosive  gas  and  combustible  dust
standards,  confirming  compliance  with  European
ATEX Directive 94/9/EC.    ATEX dust certification
is an option – see Appendix 1.

For  use  in  the  USA  and  Canada,  the  BA444DF-F
is  available  with  optional  intrinsic  safety  and
nonincendive  FM  and  cFM  Approval  –  see
Appendix 2.

For  international  applications,  all  versions  of  the
BA444DF-F  fieldbus  listener  have  IECEx  intrinsic
safety  approval  allowing  installation  in  explosive
gas  atmospheres.      IECEx  dust  certification  is
available as an option – see Appendix 3.

The instrument’s communication protocol is shown
on a label inside the terminal cover.  The ‘-F’ order
code  suffix  also  indicates  the  protocol  but  is  not
shown on the instrument certification label.    There
is  an  alternative  version  of  the  fieldbus  display,
order code BA444DF-P for use  on  PROFIBUS  PA
networks

1.1  Documentation
This  instruction  manual  describes  ATEX  system
design  and  installation  of  the  BA444DF-F  fieldbus
indicator.

System design information for non-ATEX and  dust
approvals is shown in appendices to this manual.

2.  OPERATION
The  BA444DF-F  fieldbus  indicator  can  display  up
to  eight  pre-configured  FOUNDATION™  fieldbus
process  variables  designated  in-1  to  in-8.      The
operator  can  select  which  variable  is  displayed
using  the 

and 

  push  buttons  which  scroll  the

display  through  the  eight  inputs.      A  numeric
annunciator  on  the  left  hand  side  of  the  display
shows  which  of  the  eight  inputs  is  currently  being
displayed.

2.1  Error messages
When  the  BA444DF-F  is  configured  as  a  listener
the following error messages may be displayed:

‘no ConF’

No inputs have been
configured or are enabled.

‘no dAtA’

No data is being received
with the current configuration.

3.  INTRINSIC SAFETY CERTIFICATION

3.1 ATEX certificate
The BA444DF-F has been issued with an EC-Type
Examination  Certificate  by  Notified  Body  Intertek
Testing and Certification Ltd (ITS) which has been
used  to  confirm  compliance  with  the  European
ATEX  Directive  94/9/EC  for  Group  II,  Category  1
gas    atmospheres,  Ga  Ex  ia  IIC  T4  and  for  dust
atmospheres  Ex  iaD  20  T100ºC  IP66.  The
BA444DF-F  is  also  FISCO  compliant.    The
instrument bears the Community Mark and, subject
to  local  codes  of  practice,  may  be  installed  in  any
of  the  European  Economic  Area  (EEA)  member
countries.    ATEX  certificates  are  also  acceptable
for installations in Switzerland.

This  manual  describes  ATEX  installations  in
explosive  gas  atmospheres  which  conform  with
EN60079:Part14 

Electrical 

Installation 

in

Hazardous  Areas.    When  designing  systems  for
installation  outside  the  UK,  the  local  Code  of
Practice should be consulted.

For  use  in  the  presence  of  combustible  dust,
please  refer  to  Appendix  1  that  describes  ATEX
installations complying with EN 61241: Part 14.

ATEX  certificates  and  BEKA  Declarations  of
Conformity  may  be  downloaded  from  the  BEKA
website at www.beka.co.uk

Summary of Contents for FOUNDATION BA444DF-F

Page 1: ...Issue 3 23 rd June 2011 BA444DF F FOUNDATION fieldbus Intrinsically safe Field mounting 8 variable Fieldbus Indicator Issue 3...

Page 2: ...nter address display parameters 6 3 6 Enable selected input 6 3 7 Enter Device Address 6 3 8 Enter Variable Identity 6 3 9 Decimal point position 6 3 10 Configuration of bargraph 6 3 11 Scale numeric...

Page 3: ...n alternative version of the fieldbus display order code BA444DF P for use on PROFIBUS PA networks 1 1 Documentation This instruction manual describes ATEX system design and installation of the BA444D...

Page 4: ...ed comply with the Fieldbus Intrinsically Safe Concept FISCO defined in IEC 60079 Part 27 and also have separate entity parameters as shown below FISCO Entity Ui 17 5V dc 22 0V dc Ii 380mA dc 250mA dc...

Page 5: ...any intrinsically safe segment providing The device powering the fieldbus segment is ATEX certified and has output parameters equal to or less than Uo 22V dc Io 250mA dc Po 1 2W The segment can provid...

Page 6: ...F F enclosure is supplied with a bonding plate to ensure electrical continuity between the three conduit cable entries 5 2 Installation Procedure Fig 2 illustrates the instrument installation procedur...

Page 7: ...nditioned as a fieldbus listener see section 6 3 13 to change it to a fieldbus node 6 2 1 Reset the indicator to node factory defaults rESEt The BA444DF F may be reset to the factory defaults that are...

Page 8: ...the P button causes the BA444DF F indicator to search the fieldbus segment to which it is connected for all publishers Fig 5 shows how the indicator displays the hexadecimal Device Address and Variabl...

Page 9: ...vice Address and Variable Identity Parameters can not be changed from within this function See section 6 3 4 Edit Enter addresses and display parameters Contains six sub functions that enable known fi...

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Page 11: ...isplayed pressing E will allocate the selected process variable to the selected input and return the display to the Device Address and Variable Identity from which another process variable may be sele...

Page 12: ...function pressing P again will reveal the existing bargraph justification The or button will scroll through the four options when the required justification is displayed pressing E will enter the sele...

Page 13: ...ration menu using the or button To enter the function press P which will show that the instrument is configured as a fieldbus listener to change to a fieldbus node press the or button which will toggl...

Page 14: ...normal operation after a few seconds the model number followed by the firmware version will be displayed prior to entering the display mode 7 2 Fault finding after commissioning ENSURE PLANT SAFETY BE...

Page 15: ...After adding the required legends or fitting a new pre printed self adhesive escutcheon ensure that the gasket is correctly positioned before reassembling the instrument enclosure 8 2 Tag plate The BA...

Page 16: ...e atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is likely to occur occasionally in normal operation Zone 22 explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is not...

Page 17: ...sion 1 or 2 Class I Group A B Group C Group D Class II Group E F G Class III Zone 0 1 or 2 Class 1 Group IIC Group IIB Group IIA The FM and cFM entity parameters are identical to the ATEX parameters a...

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Page 25: ...fety parameters and installation requirements The ATEX system design requirements described in section 4 of this manual may therefore be used for IECEx installations in gas atmospheres but the local c...

Page 26: ...ay be downloaded from www beka co uk www iecex com or requested from the BEKA sales office A3 3 Versions of the BA444DF F All versions of the BA444DF F fieldbus indicator have IECEx certification This...

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