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Fieldgate FXA520

Table of Contents

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Index

Numerics

4... 20 mA input

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4...20 mA devices

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4...20 mA/binary input

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Accessories

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Administration Mode

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All Sensor Limits

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All User Variables

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Analog Input Setup

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Analog Input setup

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Autorefresh

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Binary Input Setup

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Change password

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Clearing Logs

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Commissioning

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Configuring the web server

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DAT module

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Data Logging

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Declaration of conformity

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Description/Range/Limit/Alarm Setup

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Designated use

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Device designation

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Device details

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Device overview

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Device Scan Control

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

Digital Input setup

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

Dynamic data/status

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Electrical symbols

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Hauser

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Error Log

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

Establishing communication

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Ethernet 10BaseT

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Explosion protection

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FieldCare

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Fieldgate Analog

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Fieldgate configuration

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Fieldgate Ethernet

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Fieldgate GSM

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Fieldgate identification

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Fieldgate location

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Fieldgate Viewer

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Firmware update

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Function

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FXA520

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FXN520

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FXN520 multidrop

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FXZ520

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FXZ520 multiplexer

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GPRS support

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Hardware configuration

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Hardware installation

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Hardware lock

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Hardware version

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

HART

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HART communication

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HART communication parameters

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HART Log

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HART multidrop

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HART multiplexer

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HART Parameters

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HART point-to-point

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HART server log

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Hysteresis

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Info

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Input

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Installation

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Inventory Control

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Limit values

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

Logging on

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Mail

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Mail setup

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Making initial contact

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Menu bar

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Message Text

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Miscellaneous Settings

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Mobile communications network

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Modem Log

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Mounting

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Nameplate

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Navigation bar

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Network

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Network Setup

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

New Password

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Operability

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Operating system

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Operation

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Overview

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Summary of Contents for Fieldgate FXA520

Page 1: ...BA051S 04 en 01 09 Version 1 06 xx 71038096 Operating Instructions Fieldgate FXA520 Ethernet Modem and GSM gateway for HART and 4 20 mA analog devices ...

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Page 3: ... 2 Wiring 22 4 2 1 Terminals 22 4 2 2 Power supply and relay 22 4 2 3 HART point to point 23 4 2 4 HART multidrop with FXN520 24 4 2 5 HART multiplexer 25 4 2 6 4 20 mA input 26 4 2 7 4 20 mA binary input via FXZ520 input mod ule 26 4 3 Network connection 27 4 3 1 Fieldgate Analog 27 4 3 2 Fieldgate Ethernet 27 4 3 3 Fieldgate GSM 27 5 Commissioning 28 5 1 Establishing communication via service in...

Page 4: ...nctions 83 7 4 1 Autorefresh 83 7 4 2 Refresh 83 7 4 3 Endress Hauser 83 8 Advanced Functions 84 8 1 XML data 84 8 1 1 Generating the XML Data 84 8 1 2 Evaluating the XML data 84 8 2 Historical data 85 8 2 1 Calling up the historical data 85 8 2 2 Interpreting the historical data 86 8 3 Wireless Application Protocol WAP pages 87 8 3 1 Connecting to the WAP homepage 87 8 3 2 WAP pages 87 8 4 HART p...

Page 5: ...Adobe Systems Incorporated All other brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of the companies and organisations in question Product version Manual Changes Remarks 1 00 xx BA258F 00 en Original 1 01 xx BA258F 00 en Unknown No Revision Index 1 02 xx BA258F 00 en 08 05 Unknown No Revision Index 1 03 xx NA Bug fixes Customer specific software update 1 04 xx NA Bug fixes Custome...

Page 6: ...Fieldgate FXA520 4 Endress Hauser ...

Page 7: ...nnel must be authorised and suitably qualified 1 3 Operational safety The unit may only be operated under the permissible ambient conditions given in the technical data Explosion hazardous areas Fieldgate FXA520 itself may not be mounted in explosion hazardous areas An Ex version exists with two intrinsically safe HART channels These may be used to connect HART devices of Category 1D or 1G operati...

Page 8: ...sures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Toensure that the unit complies with current FCC regulations andsafety requirements limiting both maximum RF output power and human exposure to radio frequency radiation use an antennna w...

Page 9: ...Keys buttons program icons tabs menus commands Start Programs Endress Hauser or Enter Select Print in the File menu CAPS Details on paths and file names in the text DOKUFMR2XX PDF or WIN HLP Angle brackets Variables CD ROM drive Icon Meaning Note A note highlights actions or procedures which if not performed correctly may indirectly affect operation or may lead to an instrument response which is n...

Page 10: ...used in drawings to indicate if necessary non explosion hazardous areas Devices located in safe areas stiill require a certificate if their outputs run into explosion hazardous areas Icon Meaning Direct voltage A terminal to which or from which a direct current or voltage may be applied or supplied Alternating voltage A terminal to which or from which an alternating sine wave current or voltage ma...

Page 11: ...C 85 253 VAC 50 60 Hz Special version Modem Interface 1 2 4 9 Ethernet 10 Base T Analogue modem GSM modem without antenna Special version DAT Module A B Y without DAT module with DAT module Special version 6 Contact rating E 099 S er No Kom No Dat Insp Made in Germany 79689 Maulburg 0 C Tamb 60 C 0 C Tamb 50 C Anreihmontage row mounting A B R S 485 U U I P C L 30 V 6 5 V 6 mA 9 8 mW 0 0 i 0 0 0 i ...

Page 12: ... Accessories depending on order PC cable service connector RS 232 2 3 Licensing agreement No license is required for the use of the Web server embedded in the Fieldgate FXA520 The software required for start up and commissioning i e the Internet browser is either freely available or is subject to the licensing conditions of its manufacturer Installation of this software on your computer implies th...

Page 13: ...Endress Hauser s SupplyCare software for Inventory Control can be used Fig 3 1 Inventory Control using Fieldgate FXA520 3 1 2 Remote maintenance Fieldgate FXA520 not only transfers measured values it also alerts standby personnel via e mail or SMS about device status In the event of an alarm or when performing routine checks service technicians can remotely diagnose and configure connected HART de...

Page 14: ...nnection and only one PC can communicate with the device at any one time In this configuration the Fieldgate has to be selected before each access so that it is ready for online operation The Windows internal telecommunications network can be used for dialling After this the Fieldgate can be accessed with a standard web browser Fieldgate can also dial itself into a central server e g in order to d...

Page 15: ...re compiled into packets which can be sent depending on requirement and capacity Data transmission in packets enables not only greater transmission rates but also permanent dial in operation The Fieldgate is thus permanently in a position to connect to the Internet an Intranet or a mailbox whereby data are only transferred as required e g if a new e mail is sent or a new Internet page is called up...

Page 16: ...be used to connect to and communicate with auxiliary modules e g HART multiplexer for connecting additional HART devices FXZ520 Input modules for connecting analog devices or switches 3 3 4 Relay output The relay can be used to signal an alarm or save power Alarm relay The relay is configured as an alarm relay by not selecting the function Power Down Devices between Scan Cycles on the device set u...

Page 17: ...ower supply is correct 2 Red LED constant Indicates a fault Red LED flashes Indicates a warning on site communication via PC hardware is unlocked system start 3 Yellow LED Switching status of the built in relay LED off relay de energised LED on relay energised 4 Yellow LED Indicates connection active 5 Yellow LED Indicates communication GSM version field strength display if no connection Item Elem...

Page 18: ... 20 mA devices can also be connected to Fieldgate FXA520 With the appropriate transmitter supply module the devices may also be located in hazardous areas The devices cannot be parametrized but the outputs can be scaled and linearized in the Fieldgate Web server Fig 3 8 System architecture for 4 20 mA connections Commubox FXA191 Commubox FXA195 Fieldgate FXA520 Fieldgate FXA520 ENDRESS HAUSER RN22...

Page 19: ...rating in a safe area the RNS221 transmitter power supply can be used to power two devices Ex devices can also be located in a hazardous area In this case the signal must be connected to the safe side of a RN221N B transmitter power supply Fig 3 9 System architecture for HART multiplexer connection RS 485 Master Master e g RNS221 RS 485 Fieldgate FXA520 maximum 15 devices Web browser HTTP script F...

Page 20: ...0 mA devices and or limit switches i e a total of 28 measuring points In addition two 4 20 mA or HART devices can be connected to the fieldgate itself giving 30 measuring points in total Fig 3 11 System architecture for FXZ520 analog and digital input modules FXN520 Multidrop Connector Fieldgate FXA520 Analog Ethernet GSM Web browser FieldCare HTTP script up to 8 devices device address 08 03 02 01...

Page 21: ... Netscape Navigator 4 7 with current security updates Opera 6 0 with current security updates Mozilla Firefox 1 0 with current security updates Operating system Service Pack extensions Windows 2000 SP 1 or higher Windows XP Home Professional Add on Version Function FieldCare 1 03 xx FDT based Plant Asset Management tool with FXA520 CommDTM V1 05 05 Fieldgate Viewer 1 00 xx Scaling alarming and mon...

Page 22: ... connected to a common power supply Fieldgate units connected to an Ex power supply and Fieldgate units connected to Non Ex power supply must have a lateral clearance of 50 mm 2 Fig 4 1 Dimensions of Fieldgate FXA520 GSM version For the GSM version it is also important that there is good reception from the mobile communication network at the location at which the unit is mounted It may be necessar...

Page 23: ...e the front panel forwards until it is detached from its fastening 2 Pull the panel downwards to access the connections 3 Close the panel after use Fig 4 3 Opening the front panel 4 1 4 Dismounting a Fieldgate Dismounting 1 Switch off the power to the Fieldgate 2 Insert a screwdriver blade between the terminal block and the housing and prise the block from its socket Repeat for all terminal blocks...

Page 24: ...ed HART device 8 HART CH 1 Externally powered HART device 9 HART CH 1 Externally powered HART device terminated 11 HART CH 2 Externally powered HART device 12 HART CH 2 Externally powered HART device 13 HART CH 2 Externally powered HART device terminated 15 NC relay Max 253 VAC max 2 A max 500 VA at cosψ 0 7 Max 40 VDC max 2 A max 80 W 16 NC relay 21 4 20 mA CH 1 Externally powered 4 20 mA device ...

Page 25: ...ART devices see Fig 4 8 Fig 4 6 Wiring for loop powered HART devices communication resistor in power supply Fig 4 7 Wiring for loop powered HART devices communication resistor in Fieldgate 7 11 8 12 9 13 Prosonic M Micropilot M Levelflex M Fieldgate FXA 520 CH2 270 0 55W PSU CH1 e g CH Channel current output passive PSU Power supply unit with communication resistor 7 11 8 12 9 13 Prosonic M Microp...

Page 26: ...rminals L L does not exceed the maximum permissible supply voltage of the connected devices HART multidrop requires that each device on the bus has a unique address Instructions on how to set the addresses of HART devices are to be found in the individual device manuals Fig 4 9 Wiring for HART multidrop with FXN520 7 11 8 12 9 13 Promass Prosonic Fieldgate FXA 520 CH2 CH1 CH Channel e g current ou...

Page 27: ...1 and 4 12 show the respective connections Full instructions on wiring the multiplexers together are to be found in the Pepperl Fuchs manuals Fig 4 10 Wiring for HART multiplexer in Master Master configuration Fig 4 11 Wiring for HART multiplexer in Master Slave configuration B RS 485 A 28 26 27 Master Master HART Multiplexer HART Multiplexer Fieldgate FXA520 15 15 14 14 13 13 max 15 devices max 1...

Page 28: ...on ofdevices toFXZ520 see Compact Instructions KA272F 00 a6 Fig 4 13 Wiring of RS 485 bus each FXZ520 must have a different address range setting CH1 CH2 4 20 mA 23 24 21 22 Fieldgate FXA520 PSU PSU Prosonic T Cerabar T Cerabar T Prosonic T CH Channel e g e g 4 20 mA 4 20 mA PSU Power supply unit 26 27 28 FXA520 A 4 5 6 B RS 485 FXZ520 AI DI FXZ520 AI DI 4 5 6 FXZ520 AI DI 4 5 6 FXZ520 AI DI 4 5 6...

Page 29: ...t is recommended that a switch is used in preference to a hub Fig 4 15 Connection of Fieldgate to an Ethernet network 4 3 3 Fieldgate GSM Fieldgate requires an GSM external antenna which can be purchased from Endress Hauser as an accessory The antenna cable plugs into the socket on the front of Fieldgate and must be mounted outside of any control cabinet or field housing In areas of poor GSM recep...

Page 30: ...ldgate is always commissioned via the service interface The chapter is structured as follows Chapter 5 1 describes the steps necessary to establish connection via the service interface Chapters 5 2 to 5 4 describe the individual steps required to set up communication with the Ethernet Modem and GSM versions of the Fieldgate respectively Chapter 5 5 describes the setup of other communication facili...

Page 31: ...pin female connector To connect the Fieldgate to your computer 1 Plug the 9 pin connector into the COM port RS 232C of your computer 2 Plug the 3 pin connector in the service port of the Fieldgate This is located behind the front panel see Chapter 4 1 3 5 1 2 Set up a standard 9600 bps modem Now set up a standard 9600 bps modem on your computer 1 Select Start Settings Control Panel Telephone and M...

Page 32: ...dem Options dialog If the Standard 9600 bps Modem is in the list go to Chapter 5 1 3 Otherwise press Add see below 4 The Install New Modem wizard starts Tick the Don t detect modem checkbox and press Next to continue 5 Now select the Standard 9600 bps Modem from the list and press Next to continue ...

Page 33: ... modem and press Next to continue 7 When the modem has been successfully installed press Finish to close the wizard 8 The Standard 9600 bps Modem is now in the modem list 5 1 3 Check the modem properties 1 In the Phone and Modem Options Modems dialog select Standard 9600 bps Modem and press Properties ...

Page 34: ...ed tab 3 Press the Change Default Preferences button Set the Flow Control parameter to None 4 Select the Advanced tab Check that Data bits 8 Parity None and Stops bits 1 Press OK to confirm any changes made in the settings and to close the dialog 5 Close the remaining dialog boxes by pressing OK ...

Page 35: ... Now set up the dial up connection 1 Select Start Settings Control Panel Network Connections 2 The Network Connection dialog opens Double click on New Connection Wizard 3 The New Connection Wizard opens press Next to continue 4 Select the option Connect to Internet press Next to continue ...

Page 36: ...ss Next to continue 6 Select the option Connect using a dial up modem press Next to continue 7 If a more than one modem is available on the computer you will be asked to select the one to be used for the connection from the Select a Device dialog Make sure the correct one is ticked Press Next to continue ...

Page 37: ...ress Hauser 35 8 Enter the name of the connection e g Fieldgate Service Adapter press Next to continue 9 Enter 0 as phone number to dial press Next to continue 10 Select the connection availability e g Anyone s use press Next to continue ...

Page 38: ...account name Do not select the options Make this the default Internet Connection Turn on Internet Connection Firewall Press Next to continue 12 Select the option Add a shortcut and press Finish to create the connection and close the wizard An icon is added to the desktop The connection is added to the Network Connections folder 13 The Connect Fieldgate Service Adapter dialog appears Press Cancel t...

Page 39: ...he Network Connections dialog right click on Fieldgate Service Adapter and select the Properties menu 2 In Fieldgate Service Adapter Properties dialog press the Configure button The Modem Configuration dialog appears Deselect the option Enable Flow Control press OK to close the dialog Press OK to close the Fieldgate Service Adapter Properties dialog 3 Now double click on the Fieldgate Service Adap...

Page 40: ...n then the Networking tab Now select Internet Protocol TCP IP and press Properties 6 In the Properties dialog that now appears press the Advanced button the dialog Advanced Properties opens at the General tab Deactivate the Use default gateway on remote network option press OK Close all dialogs with the exception of Connect ...

Page 41: ...n the Fieldgate Web Server 10 The Fieldgate entry page appears in the browser You are registered with administrator rights and can now set up the Fieldgate communication parameters see Chapters 5 2 to 5 5 5 1 6 Securing changes made via the service interface 1 When Fieldgate has been configured Select Settings Special to restart the system and register the changes In the System Restart dialog chec...

Page 42: ...ve been deleted for security reasons Parameter Example Your value Description Host name MyFieldgate Symbolic name string of the Fieldgate in the DHCP server Required for BootP and DHCP server only This must be allocatedby your network administrator and be present on the DHCP server before it can be used IP Assignment Manual BootP Protocol DHCP Way in which the IP address is assigned to the Fieldga...

Page 43: ...ntly stored 5 When the restart is complete close the web server unplug the service connector and switch off the Fieldgate Close the front panel 6 Plug in the Ethernet connector and switch on the Fieldgate Connect the Fieldgate via the host computer as described in Chapter 5 2 3 5 2 3 Connect to Fieldgate via Ethernet If Fieldgate has been allocated a fixed IP address your computer must have an IP ...

Page 44: ...al up computer default 192 168 254 2 Router address if used otherwise leave default address Additional AT commands For Service only no entry required Parameter Example Description ISP Phone Number Dial in number of Internet Service Provider ISP Username User Name provided by Internet Service Provider ISP Password Password provided by Internet Service Provider ISP DNS1 IP address of the Domain Name...

Page 45: ...o the Fieldgate 3 Now configure any other communication parameters e g e mails as described in Chapter 5 5 4 You may now wish to configure additional Fieldgate device functions e g limit values scanning cycle in the Fieldgate Web server as described in Chapter 6 5 When configuration is complete select Settings Special to restart the system and register the changes In the System Restart dialog chec...

Page 46: ...g modem In the Connection Name dialog enter e g Fieldgate Analog Connection In the Number to Connect dialog enter the phone number of the Fieldgate All other settings are identical 2 In the Network Connections dialog Start Settings Network Connections right click on the new connection e g Fieldgate Analog Connection and select Properties The Properties dialog opens 3 Select the modem used with the...

Page 47: ...nections dialog double click on e g Fieldgate Analog Connection or click on the icon on your desktop the Connect dialog appears Click the Dial button to make the connection 2 Open your Internet Browser enter the default Fieldgate address http 192 168 254 1 then press Enter 3 The Connect to dialog appears Enter the User Name super if not changed during set up Enter the Password super if not changed...

Page 48: ...ly searchs for provider Manual Fieldgate uses provider configured in dialog IP Address Fieldgate on Dial In IP address of the Fieldgate default 192 168 254 1 Leave default address unless your PC modem does not accept this address range IP Address assigned to Dial In Peer IP address of caller default 192 168 254 2 Router address if used otherwise leave default address Parameter Your values Descript...

Page 49: ...reign provider is contacted in Auto mode it is not possible to build up a GPRS connection only a GSM connection Fieldgate continues to search for the manually selected provider at regular intervals 2 If are using GPRS scroll down to the GPRS Setup dialog otherwise configure Fieldgate to dial up with the Dial up Setup as described in Chapter 5 3 2 Enter the parameters as appropriate see Table 5 5 T...

Page 50: ...4 3 Set up the dial up connection in your computer A dial up connection can only be set up if the PC has a modem and the GSM provider supports CSD Before you set up the dial up connection make sure that the GSM parameters have been configured as described in Chapter 5 4 2 1 Start the New Connection Wizard and follow the procedure in Chapter 5 1 4 In the Select a Device dialog select the analog or ...

Page 51: ...ess Enter 3 The Connect to dialog appears Enter the User Name super if not changed during set up Enter the Password super if not changed during set up Press OK to register the entries and open the Fieldgate Web Server 4 The Fieldgate entry page appears in the browser You are registered with the rights associated with your user name 5 4 5 Connect via GPRS to Fieldgate In order to connect your Inter...

Page 52: ...etup Parameter Description Time Server Enter the IP address of the time server here We recommend that you use fieldgateviewer endress com with http protocol Protocol Set the protocol used by the time server here manual Manual time setting timing is restarted with settings entered in manual Timestamp The time server operator can tell you the protocol the server uses Periodic Fetch Enter the time in...

Page 53: ...ion Proxy Server Enter IP address of proxy server Port Number proxy Server Enter port number of proxy server 8080 is standard http Proxy Server Username If the proxy server demands authentification enter the user name here Proxy Server Password If the proxy server demands authentification enter the password here Port Number Web Server Enter port number of Fieldgate s embedded web server 80 is stan...

Page 54: ...ny co uk With some providers the e mail address of the account holder must be specified as the sender address No mails will be accepted from other sender addresses Where the sender address is freely selectable choose a serious address to avoid trouble with spam filters Address Service Alarm Mails Enter the recipient of the serv ice alarm mails here e g name company co uk Address Limit Alarm Mails ...

Page 55: ...he message to be sent with all limit alarm e mails e g identification of the Fieldgate can be configured in the Message page Procedure If not already active press Switch to Administration Mode Settings Mail Scroll down the menu to reveal the Message Text page Enter your message and confirm with Send Parameter Description Enable SMS send Check the box to enable the SMS function SMS Phonenumber 1 En...

Page 56: ...lists the user roles with passwords that are currently available in the Fieldgate Security Setup Chapter 6 3 2 provides more information on setting up passwords etc Table 6 1 Fieldgate user roles and rights Note To avoidunauthorized access tothe Fieldgate we recommendthat the usernames and passwords are changed during commissioning 6 1 1 Disconnecting To exit the web browser simply close the inter...

Page 57: ... overview For a large network this means that the build up of the overview can be slow The user interface consists of the following elements Menu bar belongs to the web browser installed Navigation bar Settings pages 6 2 1 Menu bar Example of how the menu bar is displayed in MS Internet Explorer The IP address of the Fieldgate is entered in the address field of the Internet web browser Note The me...

Page 58: ...istrator Mode You must enter user name and password if did not log on with administrator rights Settings Displays information on Fieldbus location and hardware Location shows Fieldbus location information User allows you to change your password Input allows the device web settings to be viewed Info displays various Fieldgate logs Function Description AutoRefresh No function in Administrative Mode ...

Page 59: ...nd when prompted by entering the corresponding password see Chapter 6 1 User Mode In User Mode Settings provides read only views of the Fieldgate location input settings and information logs which are displayed by pressing the appropriate menu The Password menu allows you to change your user password see Chapter 6 3 2 Administration Mode In Administration Mode Settings allows you to change the con...

Page 60: ...Fieldgate Fieldgate location parameters Table 6 4 Fieldgate location parameters Parameter Description Fieldgate Identification Enter the name of the Fieldgate e g FXA520 This is also displayed on the overview page in the header of your browser in the XML file and the header of the e mail Note The following characters are permitted for the Fieldgate identification name of Fieldgate Letters a z and ...

Page 61: ...the user parameters to the Fieldgate User Setup parameters Table 6 5 Significance of User Setup parameters Parameter Description Username Enter a user name max 8 characters no umlauts no special characters Password Enter a password for user name max 8 characters no umlauts no special characters Allow HART operation Check if the user is allowed access to the connected HART devices Activate when cre...

Page 62: ...ngs Chapter 5 6 Mail settings The functions offered are tailored to the Fieldgate version Table 6 6 gives an overview together with the exact location of the setup description Table 6 6 Setup pages as a function of Fieldgate communication interface Setup Function Fieldgate Ethernet Fieldgate Analog Fieldgate GSM Chapter Ethernet x 5 2 5 2 1 5 2 2 Modem x 5 3 5 3 1 5 3 2 Dialup x x 5 3 5 3 1 5 3 2 ...

Page 63: ... to establish HART communication before a communication error is signalled Preambles No of preambles used to establish HART communication Highest HART Address For HART multidrop device address range scanned Values above 15 are only applicable to HART Version 6 Do not set unneccesarily high values this results in increased scan times Multiplexer speed RS485 Baudrate for RS 485 communication all dev...

Page 64: ...elect the measured values to be displayed from HART devices set warning and alarm limits on the displayed values scale and assign engineering units to connected 4 20 mA devices assign explanatory text to connected binary devices set up the e mail response to sensor errors The various functions are described in Chapter 6 4 Overview Parameter Description Data Logging Cycle Time Sets the cycle time f...

Page 65: ... and search for the configuration file cgi Name must start with 520 If restore cgi is enterred manually in the browser the default page is uploaded Overview Page with User Rights 2 After a click on Send the corresponding configuration file is uploaded Clearing Logs Scrolling down the reveals the following additional dialogs Parameter description Exporet User Settings Click on the check box to down...

Page 66: ...ecords all transactions with the modem System Log records all Fieldgate events e g e mails sent time fetched sensor data changed Error Log records all device errors HART Log records all events concerning the connection of HART devices HART Server Log records all events concerning the HART server The logs can be cleared by clicking the appropriate box in the Clear Log Information dialog and pressin...

Page 67: ...erature and 5V supply in a separate Tag Setup dialog The tags for HART devices are read directly from the devices 6 4 1 Opening the setup dialogs The setup dialogue can be opened by clicking on the device tag in the Overview page when in administration mode or through the Settings menu as follows Procedure 1 If not already selected press Switch to Administration Mode and log in as administrator 2 ...

Page 68: ...Unit Code to reveal a list of units and codes Scaling Range Enter the range end values in engineering units corresponding to the 4 mA and 20 mA signal Units After Linearization Enter the engineering units in plain text to be used after linearization Linearization Table Enter a linearization table with maximum 16 value pairs in the form xx xx yy yy The first and last values should correspond to the...

Page 69: ...ed every 10 minutes in the non volatile memory If the system is restarted between two save periods e g due to a power outage etc totalised count values can be lost in this period Parameter Description Tag Enter the Device Tag that is to appear in the overview page Enabled Check this box if this input is to appear on the overview page Impulse Counter Check this box if the input is to act as a pulse...

Page 70: ...or e mail messaging Hysteresis The hysteresis function allows a band to be placed below the HI or HI HI limit or above the LO or LO LO limit which delays the status change to RESET after a a limit has been violated This is used to stop the limits from triggering for example when the surface of the liquid in the tank is turbulent Fig 6 2 shows the effect for a hysteresis of 5 on a HI limit of 80 an...

Page 71: ...alue moves above the high high limit H High limit an alarm is set when the measured value moves above the high limit L Low alarm an alarm is set when the measured value moves below the low limit LL Low low alarm an alarm is set when the measured value moves below the low low limit The status is flagged in the Limit Status column If no value is entered the limit is disabled Hysteresis limit Gradien...

Page 72: ...mA Device Status ERROR WARNING Response Alarm e mail sent if box checked No e mail sent Parameter Description Alarmmail SMSon sensor error Click to activate corresponding e mail or SMS For sensor errors see Table 6 8 for further explanation Use CMD48 for extended device status Click the box to read the Extended Device Status HART Command 48 every 10th update time The Extended Device Status is a 0 ...

Page 73: ...s Send The hardware lock is now enabled 6 5 2 Deactivating the hardware lock Note The service interface is not affected by the hardware lock and can always be used to access the Fieldgate The lock cannot be deactivated when the Fieldgate is booting this causes a device reset The lock can be deactivated temporarily during normal operation by pressing the reset button for one second see Chapter 9 2 ...

Page 74: ...1 Logging on Procedure 1 Enter the Fieldgate IP address or domain name in your web browser After connection has been made you will be asked to log on 2 Enter your user name and the password 3 Fieldgate opens in User Mode and displays the Overview page 4 You can now view the information you require by pressing the appropriate menu Details are to be found in the chapters that follow ...

Page 75: ...RT device or analog digital input setup page Press the Tag to view the setup and device details Description Description read from setup page Current Value Current measured value together with time stamp of scan if the time is set Status Current device or limit status together with time stamp of last status change OK device is operating correctly WARNING device is operating out of range ERROR devic...

Page 76: ...ers Analog input setup This dialog shows the settings for the selected device See Table 6 7 Chapter 6 4 2 for details of the parameters Digital input setup This dialog shows the settings for the selected device See Table 6 8 Chapter 6 4 3 for details of the parameters Sensor error setup This dialog shows the settings for error e mails and in the case of HART devices the Extended Device Status sett...

Page 77: ...r Channel Short Left Fieldgate channel number right HART address 10 for multiplexer Final Assembly Manufacturer s device assembly code Unique Identifier Device identifier as per HART specifications e g 11070fb7f9 Positions 1 2 11 manufacturer here Endress Hauser Positions 3 4 70 device Cerabar S Positions 5 10 fb7f9 serial number of the device this is manufacturer specific Date Code Date of manufa...

Page 78: ...escribes the parameters Table 7 4 Revision levels XML data Press XML Data in the footer of the line to generate an XML file of all the data on the page see Chapter 8 1 Parameter Description Universal Command HART protocol revision Device Revision of the device specific commands Hardware Hardware version of the device Software Software version of the device ...

Page 79: ...ith no special characters or umlauts Change password Table 7 5 Significance of change password parameters 7 3 3 Input Press Input to view the devices connected to the Fieldgate Press the Tag to view the setup and device details Fig 7 16 shows a typical dialog more details are to be found in Chapter 6 4 and 7 2 Parameter Description User Name Enter your user name max 8 characters Password Enter you...

Page 80: ...are download to check whether the transmission has been made without error Serial No Fieldgate serial number IMEI number GSM International mobile station equipment identity number MAC address The unique Ethernet MAC address of the Fieldgate Ethernet version only Total Uptime System run time since the installation and commissioning Current Uptime System run time since the last restart or power up R...

Page 81: ... adapter disconnected Service adapter has been connected Connection via service adapter has been aborted Service adapter cable has been disconnected time fetched protocol internal time seconds s ahead internal time seconds s behind Time has been fetched from the Internet The internal clock has been adjusted accordingly time switching to time zone Automatic adjustment of the time server to a differ...

Page 82: ...stem storage 500 Syntax error command unrecognized 501 Syntax error in parameters or arguments 502 Command not implemented 503 Bad sequence of commands 504 Command parameter not implemented 550 Requested action not taken mailbox unavailable E g mailbox not found no access 551 User not local please try forward path 552 Requested mail action aborted exceeded storage allocation 553 Requested action n...

Page 83: ...ion is requested via the DAYTIME protocol time service ok Message appears when an earlier time service error no longer exists User username password change failed from ipaddr errfield A user has attempted to change his her password This attempt failed This can indicate an attack on the Fieldgate SMS queue full The SMS queue is full The error message is triggered when SMSs are generated more quickl...

Page 84: ...ing username logged in from ip addr Someone has logged onto the HART server from the IP address indicated plain text authentication username logged in with MD5 authorization from ipaddr ditto with MD5 authentication username logged off from ip addr Someone has logged off the HART server username selected ill protocol protocol from ipaddr Protocol selected is invalid username wrong user password fo...

Page 85: ...d in device SIM card error errorcode GSM Problem in logging in the GSM modem SIM PUK required GSM The SIM card is locked and can only be unlocked by entering the PUK connecting to GPRS permanently connecting to GPRS GSM A GPRS connection is being made GPRS Network APN GSM Indicates APN with which the modem is connected GPRS QOS not set use defaults GSM Quality of Service parameter not set Fieldgat...

Page 86: ...ting 7 4 2 Refresh Pressing Refresh causes the page display to be updated and has the same function as the Refresh button in your Internet browser 1 Click on Refresh to activate updating The Refresh function can also be used to automatically update the page display at set time intervals For example to refresh the page every 5 minutes 300 s enter the following in your browser http 192 168 252 1 ref...

Page 87: ...mputer for use in Office or other applications 8 1 1 Generating the XML Data 1 Press XML Data on the Overview page The parameters are downloaded into a separate page from where they can be copied and pasted 2 Note the web address this can then be accessed by your browser as a read only page no values can be changed without prior login to the Fieldgate 8 1 2 Evaluating the XML data The significance...

Page 88: ...tains pointers for each User ID indicating the time when the last query was made Only data records from this time onwards are presented Number of records The number of historical records held by Fieldgate is dependent upon the number of devices connected to it Table 8 1 gives an overview Table 8 1 Maximum number of records per device as a function on number of devices connected 0 4 20 mA devices o...

Page 89: ...ate e g fieldgate ser 470009010A0 tag E H Weather Station Brombach type history rev_xml 1 0 rev_xml time 20060606 081946 time timezone 120 timezone ff_version FXA520 dev 20060602 124025 ff_version os_version 3 19 os_version conf FXA520 XE1A conf This is followed by the data for each device comprising device identifier timestamp and measured value s device id 110f191fc3 vtime 20060604 030026 vtime ...

Page 90: ... a public IP address The IP address or domain must be known if necessary by using DynDNS see Chapter 8 6 8 3 1 Connecting to the WAP homepage Open the WAP homepage for the Fieldgate use your mobile phone s WAP browser The access address URL is composed as follows http IP address or Domain Name index wml Example http www fieldgate de index wml or http 212 227 127 81 index wml 8 3 2 WAP pages The WA...

Page 91: ...ldgate e g for parametrization For FieldCare a project is built up in the normal way using the FXA520 CommDTM This is used to set up communcation and pass through operation full instructions are to be found in the DTM on line help Once the DTM has been set up the HART devices can be scanned or added individually to the project After assignment of the device DTMs the devices can be configured on li...

Page 92: ...et Fieldgate Viewer offers the following functions Measured values displayed by groups and users Measured value trend display Measured data export CSV format e g to Microsoft Excel Measured data integration Further information on installing and operating Fieldgate Viewer can be found in Operating Instructions BA047S 04 en SupplyCare SupplyCare is a operating program for coordinating the flow of ma...

Page 93: ...ver account how to set it up and how to add the information to Fieldgate The DNS server provider is www dyndns org Procedure 1 Enter the URL of your dynamic DNS server in your Internet browser e g www dyndns org 2 Press the Account button 3 Select the Create Account menu and fill out the required information Enter a username e mail address and password Agree to the licence conditions When complete...

Page 94: ...on The Hostname Created dialog appears to confirm the action 7 On completion you have something like the following username e g johnsmith password e g myfieldgate hostname e g fieldgate365 ath cx 8 Now create the DynDNS string for your Fieldgate one line username password members dyndns org nic update system dyndns hostname hostname myip for the example above johnsmith myfieldgate members dyndns o...

Page 95: ...port the wrong protocol e g BOOTP Change the protocol setting Changes made via the Service Interface are not in Fieldgate after the next power up As long as the Service Cable is connected configuration data cannot be stored to the EEPROM Ensure persistant storage by making a System Restart via the Special menu see e g Chapter 5 1 6 The password super super or eh eh does not operate Pay attention t...

Page 96: ...ng the button This takes approx 10 s It takes approx 30 s if a firmware update was carried out Time frame No Time frame Red LED Function release button 1 0 5 Flashes at approx 5 Hz The data of the internal EEPROM is first checked the configuration data is copied from the internal EEPROM to the DAT module 2 5 10 Off No function when released 3 10 15 Flashes at approx 2 5 Hz Configuration is reset t...

Page 97: ...k the cable or connection to Fieldgate and PC Network 3 Open the DOS prompt Start Run cmd 4 Enter e g ping 192 168 252 1 Do you get the answer 192 168 252 1 Bytes 32 192 168 254 1 for Fieldgate with analog or GSM modem Yes The connection is OK Check your browser settings If a proxy server is used try to bypass the IP address 192 168 252 1 No There is no connection to the Fieldgate 5 Check if Field...

Page 98: ...rmware Update parameters Parameter Description Download Address Fieldgate Firmware http address at which the firmware is stored The address will be supplied to you by your Endress Hauser service center Download Fieldgate Firmware now Check this box to download the firmware when Send is pressed Download HART Device Indentifier Check this box if the latest HART device identifiers are to be downloade...

Page 99: ... HMM 16 52017691 Master cable Master connectiing cable for the HART Multiplexer system 52017687 Multiplexer Slave HART Multiplexer Slave KFD0 HMS 16 52020232 Master slave cable Master slave connecting cable for the HART Multiplexer system 52020233 Interface module Interface module without communication resistor 52017689 Interface module Interface module with communication resistor 52017690 Power s...

Page 100: ... upon version DC version 1 5 W to 4 W depending upon version Dimensions W x H x D 45 mm x 108 mm x 112 mm 1 8 x 4 25 x 4 4 Mounting TS35 DIN carrier rail EN 50022 Weight approx approx 0 25 kg approx 9 oz Protection class II Degree of protection IP 20 Ambient temperature during operation Individual mounting 20 C 60 C 4 F 140 F Row mounting 20 C 50 C 4 F 122 F Protective housing 20 C 40 C 4 F 104 F ...

Page 101: ...led in the network connected to a switch hub with a straight cable or be connected directly to the computer with a cross link cable 12 1 1 Change the IP address of your computer Procedure 1 Right click Start Settings Control Panel Network Connections 2 Right click Local Area Connection Properties Using the left mouse button double click Internet Protocol TCP IP or click once then click Properties ...

Page 102: ...ss OK to register the entries and open the Fieldgate Web Server 3 The Fieldgate entry page appears in the browser You are registered with administrator rights and can now set up the Fieldgate communication parameters 4 Now change the IP address of the Fieldgate as described in Chapter 5 2 After the information has been sent to the Fieldgate contact will be broken off 5 Change the computer IP addre...

Page 103: ... PV SV TV and QV hltime1 hltime2 hltime3 hltime4 Timestamp Timestamp change of limit value status channels 1 4 PV SV TV and QV chn chn2 chn3 chn4 integer Channel 01 HART channel 1 10 HART channel 2 11 RS485 ctime ctime2 ctime3 ctime4 Timestamp Timestamp of first command 000 HART brings Expanded Device Type Code Revision Levels Device ID v1 v2 v3 v4 float Process variable channels 1 4 PV SV TV and ...

Page 104: ...ll2 ll3 ll4 float Low Low limit channels 1 4 PV SV TV and QV hi hi2 hi3 hi4 float High limit channels 1 4 PV SV TV and QV hh hh2 hh3 hh4 float High High limit channels 1 4 PV SV TV and QV alt alt2 alt3 alt4 float Wertangabe für Grenzwertänderung Kanal 1 4 PV SV TV und QV lt lt2 lt3 lt4 string Linearization table channels 1 4 PV SV TV and QV val val2 val3 val4 float Last value stored in memory max ...

Page 105: ...eldgate Analog 27 Fieldgate configuration 57 Fieldgate Ethernet 27 Fieldgate GSM 27 Fieldgate identification 58 Fieldgate location 57 58 76 Fieldgate Viewer 89 Firmware update 95 Function 11 FXA520 64 FXN520 24 64 FXN520 multidrop 18 FXZ520 26 64 FXZ520 multiplexer 18 G GPRS support 13 H Hardware configuration 77 Hardware installation 20 Hardware lock 70 Hardware version 77 HART 14 16 HART communi...

Page 106: ...ensor error setup 73 Service interface 15 21 Settings 57 58 Setup details 73 SIM card 21 SMS setup 53 Special 63 Static data 74 System architecture 16 System Log 78 System requirements 19 T Tag setup 73 Technical data 97 Telephone network 12 Time server setup 50 Trouble shooting 92 U User 59 User interface 55 User Mode 56 57 71 User Name 59 76 User roles 54 User Setup 59 V Viewing Information 71 W...

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