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FAQs
Q: Can verification of a F
OUNDATION
™
Fieldbus transmitter be performed
using the Rosemount VeriCase?
A: Yes, but an external FOUNDATION Fieldbus modem (and power supply if
explosion-proof) is required as the FOUNDATION Fieldbus modem is not
built into the Rosemount VeriCase.
Q: What do I do if a device fails?
A: Ensure the device is correctly configured and repeat the test. If the results
are the same, log a support request in the same way as you would do with
other level instrumentation, providing all the details of the test including the
results and the backup files.
Q: How do I know if a device has passed the test?
A: Refer to the Rosemount 5300
for accuracy
specifications. A device has passed if the final result is inside the combined
accuracy for the Rosemount 5300 and the Rosemount VeriCase as shown in
the Excel workbook.
Q: What does the offset value in the results mean? Do I need to adjust
anything in the guided wave radar settings?
A: The offset is generated from the Rosemount VeriCase rather than the
probe. This is compensated automatically and there is no need for manual
adjustments.
Q: Why is the transmitter rebooted every time I switch cable length?
A: The transmitter is rebooted so that the measurement can be reset to lock
on to a new value without echo logic or filtering affecting the measurement.
Q: How often should the Rosemount VeriCase be calibrated?
A: Once a year or if the calibration seals have been broken.
Q: The calibration of the Rosemount VeriCase has expired. What do I do?
A: Every world area has an assigned administrator to coordinate
recalibrations. Contact your administrator for further instructions.
Quick Start Guide
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