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The ‘SCALE’ function may be selected from within
the edit sub-menu by operating the 

 or 

 button.

To enter the function press 

P

 which will display the

‘GAin’ sub-function, pressing 

P

 again will reveal the

existing gain with one digit flashing. This flashing
digit  may  be  changed  by  operating  the  

 or  

button;  when  adjusted  the  

P

 button  will  move

control  to  the  next  digit  or  to  the  decimal  point
which can be positioned using the 

 or 

 button.

When  ‘GAin’ has  been  set  to  the  required  value
operating the  

E

  button will enter the selection and

return to the ‘GAin’ prompt in the sub-menu from
where the ‘oFFSt’ function can be selected using
the 

 or 

 button.

To  enter  the  ‘oFFSt’ function  press  

P

 which  will

reveal  the  existing  offset  with  one  digit  flashing.
Again  the  flashing  digit  may  be  changed  by
operating the 

 or 

 button and the 

P

 button will

move  control  to  the  next  digit  or  to  the  decimal
point. When ‘oFFSt’ has been set to the required
value operating the 

E

 button will enter the selection

and return to the ‘oFFSt’ prompt in the sub-menu.
Three operations of the  

E

 button will return to the

‘Edit’ function in the main configuration menu.

6.4.11 Access code for listener configuration
           menu           ‘CodE’

Access to the listener configuration menu may be
protected by a four digit security code which must
be entered to gain access.  New instruments are
supplied  configured  with  the  default  code  0000
which  disables  this  protection  and  allows
unrestricted access to the configuration menu.

To enter a new access code select ‘CodE’ in the
configuration  menu  by  operating  the  

 or  

button.      To  enter  the  function  press  

P

,

 this  will

reveal  the  current  access  code  with  one  digit
flashing. The code may be changed using the 

 or

 button  to  adjust  the  flashing  digit  and  the  

P

button to move control to the next digit.  When the
required code has been selected, press 

E

 to enter

the selection and return to the ‘CodE’ prompt in the
configuration menu.    The revised access code will
be activated when the transmitter is returned to the
display mode.

If  the  access  code  is  lost  please  contact  BEKA
associates.

6.4.12    Change  from  fieldbus  listener  to
fieldbus node   ‘tYPE’

This  function  enables  the  BA444DF-P  to  be
conditioned  as  a  fieldbus  node  or  as  a  fieldbus
listener.  To change the function of the instrument
select  ‘tYPE’  in  the  listener  configuration  menu
using   the  

 or  

 button  and    press  

P

 to  enter

which will show that the instrument is configured as
a fieldbus listener.

To change  to a fieldbus node  press  the 

 or 

button which will toggle the display to ‘nodE’.     To
prevent  accidental  changes  this  request  must  be
confirmed by operating the  

P

 button and entering

‘5urE’.  The instrument will display ‘0000’ with the
first digit flashing, using the 

 or 

 button set the

flashing digit to ‘5’ and press the 

P

 button to move

control to the next digit which should be set to ‘u’.
When the four letters of ‘5urE’ have been entered,
operating the  

E

 button will result in the instrument

restarting in the display mode as a fieldbus node.

CAUTION

All the instrument’s listener configuration
information  will  be  lost  when  it  is
changed  from  a  fieldbus  listener  to  a
fieldbus node.

6.4.13  Reset the listener to factory defaults
            ‘rESEt’

The  BA444DF-P  listener  may  be  reset  to  the
factory defaults that are shown below:

Security Code

0000 (disabled)

For each of the eight inputs:

Decimal point

XXX.XX

Bar Type

Left

Bar lower limit

0.0

Bar Upper limit

100.0

Gain

1.0

Offset

0.0

To reset the BA444DF-P listener select ‘rESEt’ in
the configuration menu by operating the 

 or 

button.    To  enter  the  function  press  

P

,

 this  will

reveal ‘0000’ with the left hand digit flashing.  To
prevent accidental use of this function, ‘5urE’ must
be entered to confirm that the instrument is to be
reset.

Using the 

 or 

 button set the flashing digit to ‘5’

and press the 

P

 button to move control to the next

digit  which  should  be  set  to  ‘u’.    When  the  four
letters of ‘5urE’ have been entered operating the 

E

button  will  reset  the  BA444DF-P  to  the  factory
defaults.    Any  existing  configuration  and
addresses will be lost when the listener is reset. 

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Summary of Contents for PROFIBUS PA BA444DF-P

Page 1: ...Issue 5 16th December 2015 BA444DF P PROFIBUS PA Intrinsically safe Field mounting 8 variable Fieldbus Indicator Issue 5...

Page 2: ...ions 6 4 Description of listener menu functions 6 4 1 Scan fieldbus segment 6 4 2 List configured input parameters 6 4 3 Enter address display parameters 6 4 4 Enable selected input 6 4 5 Enter source...

Page 3: ...There is an alternative version of the fieldbus display order code BA444DF P for use on FOUNDATION fieldbus networks 1 1 Documentation This instruction manual describes ATEX system design and install...

Page 4: ...ure classification of T1 450oC T2 300oC T3 200oC T4 135oC At an ambient temperature between 40 and 70o C Note the guaranteed operating temperature range of the BA444DF P Fieldbus Indicator is 20 to 70...

Page 5: ...t should be equal to or less than Uo 22V dc Io 250mA dc Po 1 2W The segment can provide an additional 13mA to power the Fieldbus Indicator The equivalent capacitance Ci of the BA444DF P Fieldbus Indic...

Page 6: ...entries 5 2 Installation Procedure Fig 2 illustrates the instrument installation procedure a Remove the instrument terminal cover by unscrewing the two captive A screws b Mount the instrument on a fl...

Page 7: ...Fig 3 Dimensions and terminal connections 7...

Page 8: ...ng the or button When set as required operating the P button will transfer control to the next digit that may be adjusted in the same way When all digits are set as required operating the E button wil...

Page 9: ...ed by the BA444DF P listener are not known In the SCAn function pressing the P button causes the BA444DF P listener to search the fieldbus segment to which it is connected for all data sources The hex...

Page 10: ...rs Sub menu which allows known fieldbus device addresses to be entered and all display parameters adjusted for each of the eight fieldbus listener inputs See section 6 4 3 Enb Enable selected input En...

Page 11: ...rce address to the selected input and return the display to the source and destination addresses from which another data source address may be selected When a data source address is allocated to a lis...

Page 12: ...ode irrespective of the numeric value When positioned as required operating the E button will enter the selection and return to the dP prompt in the edit sub menu 6 4 9 Configuration of bargraph displ...

Page 13: ...sed access code will be activated when the transmitter is returned to the display mode If the access code is lost please contact BEKA associates 6 4 12 Change from fieldbus listener to fieldbus node t...

Page 14: ...nds 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 BEFORE STARTING MAINTENANCE Live ma...

Page 15: ...lf adhesive escutcheon ensure that the gasket is correctly positioned before reassembling the instrument enclosure 8 2 Tag plate The BA444DF P can be supplied with a blank or custom laser marked stain...

Page 16: ...efer to over 5mm thick EN 60079 14 At an ambient temperature between 20 and 60o C The Indicator may be connected to any intrinsically safe segment providing The device powering the fieldbus segment is...

Page 17: ...name and location IECEx dust approval information is also shown non European certification information may also be included The label includes boxed areas which should be marked by the installer to s...

Page 18: ...mply with the Canadian Electrical Code C22 2 and with BEKA associates Control Drawing CI410 12 which is attached to this Appendix The FM and cFM entity parameters are identical to the ATEX parameters...

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Page 26: ...allation requirements for both gas and dust approvals The ATEX installation requirements specified in the main section and in Appendix 1 of this manual may therefore be used for IECEx installations bu...

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