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Diagnostics and troubleshooting

Prosonic S FMU90 PROFIBUS DP

82

Hauser

Error in the Flow Block (FS)

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W 0x 602

Flow: BAD

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W 0x 603

Flow: BAD

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A 0x 605

Flow: BAD

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A 0x 606

Flow: BAD

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W 0x 612

Flow: BAD

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W 0x 613

Flow: BAD

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W 0x 803

Flow: UNCERTAIN

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W 0x 804

Flow: UNCERTAIN

Error in the Backwater Block (FB)

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W 0x 691

Ratio: GOOD

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W 0x 692

Ratio: GOOD

Error in the Relay Block (RE)

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W 0x 620

Switch state: BAD

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W 0x 807

Switch state: UNCERTAIN

Error in the Calculation Blocks (SL, AL, DL, LD, SF, AF, DF, FD)
A 00 820-832

Total: BAD

Mean: BAD

10.2.5   Error codes

Meaning of the error codes

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Digit 1:

Type of error

• A: alarm

• W: warning

• E: error (the error behavior is defined by the user.)

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Digits 2 and 3:

Input or output channel

"

00

" means that the error does not refer to a specific channel.

•

Digits 4 to 6:

Error code according to the following table

Summary of Contents for Prosonic S FMU90 PROFIBUS DP

Page 1: ...Products Solutions Services Operating Instructions Prosonic S FMU90 PROFIBUS DP Ultrasonic measuring technology Flow measurement 1 or 2 sensors BA00293F 00 EN 16 21 71526730 2021 05 31 ...

Page 2: ...Prosonic S FMU90 PROFIBUS DP 2 Endress Hauser Order code Ext ord cd Ser no www endress com deviceviewer Endress Hauser Operations App XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX XXX XXXX XX Serial number 1 3 2 A0023555 ...

Page 3: ...6 2 Connecting the device 21 6 3 Special connection instructions 26 7 Operating options 44 7 1 Structure and function of the operating menu 44 7 2 Access to the operating menu via the local display 45 8 System integration 49 8 1 Overview of device description files 49 8 2 Additional settings 49 9 Commissioning 52 9 1 Preparatory steps 52 9 2 Switching on the measuring device 52 9 3 Configuring the...

Page 4: ...on will result in serious or fatal injury WARNING This symbol alerts you to a dangerous situation Failure to avoid this situation can result in serious or fatal injury CAUTION This symbol alerts you to a dangerous situation Failure to avoid this situation can result in minor or medium injury NOTICE This symbol contains information on procedures and other facts which do not result in personal injur...

Page 5: ...itted Procedures processes or actions that are permitted Preferred Procedures processes or actions that are preferred Forbidden Procedures processes or actions that are forbidden Tip Indicates additional information Reference to documentation Reference to graphic Notice or individual step to be observed 1 2 3 Series of steps Result of a step Visual inspection Operation via operating tool Write pro...

Page 6: ... TI Planning aid The document contains all the technical data on the device and provides an overview of the accessories and other products that can be ordered for the device 1 3 2 Brief Operating Instructions KA Guide that takes you quickly to the 1st measured value The Brief Operating Instructions contain all the essential information from incoming acceptance to initial commissioning 1 3 3 Safety...

Page 7: ...herefore be carried out exclusively by trained specialists authorized to perform such work by the system operator Technical personnel must have read and understood these Operating Instructions and must adhere to them Modifications and repairs to the device may only be carried out if they are expressly permitted in the Operating Instructions 2 3 Operational safety and process safety Alternative mon...

Page 8: ...inals 2 Device designation and identification 3 Housing bracket 4 Nameplate 5 Cover of terminal compartment 6 Display and operating module 7 Precut openings for cable entries 8 Grounding terminal block 9 Display cable 10 Brief Operating Instructions Two special screws are included in the scope of delivery for the following device versions for the purpose of sealing FMU90 21 FMU90 41 3 2 Product la...

Page 9: ...ion 2 DIN rail mounting PBT IP20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A0035268 3 Parts of the Prosonic S in the DIN rail housing 1 Display and operating module 2 Cover of terminal compartment 3 Nameplate 4 Device designation and identification 5 Brief Operating Instructions 6 Display cable 7 Terminals One possible version of the DIN rail housing is illustrated in the graphic above The housing may be narrower or wider de...

Page 10: ...ay and operating module 1 DIN rail housing without display and operating module 2 Remote display and operating module for mounting in a cabinet 3 The cable 3m 9 8 ft is supplied One possible version of the DIN rail housing is illustrated in the graphic above The housing may be narrower or wider depending on the device version ...

Page 11: ...e available for the identification of the measuring device Nameplate specifications Order code with breakdown of the device features on the delivery note Enter the serial number on the nameplate into W M Device Viewer www endress com deviceviewer all the information about the measuring device is displayed Enter the serial number on the nameplate into the Endress Hauser Operations App or scan the 2...

Page 12: ...nic S FMU90 PROFIBUS DP 12 Endress Hauser 4 3 Storage transport Pack the device so that it is protected against impact for storage and transportation The original packaging provides optimum protection Permitted storage temperature 40 to 60 C 40 to 140 F ...

Page 13: ...bonate field housing Unit of measurement mm in A Housing bracket supplied can also be used as a drilling template B Polycarbonate field housing C Minimum mounting clearance Mount the housing bracket on a level surface so that it cannot become warped or bent Otherwise it may be difficult or impossible to mount the polycarbonate field housing Mounting location Shaded location protected from direct s...

Page 14: ... also be used as a drilling template Mount the housing bracket on a level surface so that it cannot become warped or bent 1 1 2 3 4 A0032558 7 Wall mounted polycarbonate field housing 1 Housing bracket supplied Post mounting 1 A0034923 8 Mounting plate for mounting the polycarbonate field housing on a post 1 Housing bracket supplied ...

Page 15: ...m field housing 180 7 09 180 7 09 202 7 95 181 7 13 232 9 13 55 2 17 55 2 17 7 0 28 11 0 43 A0033258 9 Dimensions of Prosonic S with aluminum field housing Unit of measurement mm in Mounting location Shaded location protected from direct sunlight If mounting outdoors use a surge arrester Altitude install at a maximum altitude of 2000 m 6560 ft over MSL Minimum clearance to the left 55 mm 2 17 in t...

Page 16: ...A0033331 10 Wall mounted aluminum field housing 5 3 Mounting the DIN rail housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 2 DIN rail mounting PBT IP20 LWARNING The DIN rail housing meets protection class IP06 If the housing is damaged there is a risk of electric shock at live parts Install the device in a stable cabinet ...

Page 17: ...5 1 4x0 3 0 6 35 1 38 43 1 69 104 4 09 Σ 0 Σ 1 3 Σ 4 A0035915 11 Dimensions of Prosonic S with DIN rail housing Σ number of additional connection modules Unit of measurement mm in Mounting location In cabinet outside hazardous areas At a sufficient distance from high voltage electric cables motor cables contactors or frequency converters Altitude install at a maximum altitude of 2000 m 6560 ft ove...

Page 18: ... Order code 040 operation Option E illuminated display keypad 96x96 panel mounting IP65 at front 5 4 1 Mounting methods Mounting in appropriate installation opening 96 40 max 6 92 min 11 0 43 3 62 0 24 3 78 1 57 10 0 39 A0032560 13 Opening for remote display and operating module Unit of measurement mm in Mounting in remote display of Prosonic FMU860 861 862 This mounting method is suitable if FMU9...

Page 19: ...ening of remote display of the FMU860 861 862 5 4 2 Mounting the device Scope of delivery Display and operating module 96 x 96 mm 3 78 x 3 78 in 4 retainers with nuts and screws Connecting cable 3 m 9 8 ft to connect to the transmitter pre terminated with suitable connectors Installation instructions 1 2 3 4 A0032561 15 Installation of the remote display and operating module ...

Page 20: ...check Perform the following checks after mounting the device Is the device undamaged visual inspection Does the device match the measuring point specifications such as process temperature process pressure ambient temperature measuring range etc If provided are the measuring point number and labeling correct Is the measuring device adequately protected against precipitation and direct sunlight In t...

Page 21: ...tion 0 25 to 2 5 mm2 24 to 14 AWG Min stripping length 10 mm 0 39 in 6 2 Connecting the device 6 2 1 Terminal compartment of polycarbonate field housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 1 PC field mounting IP66 NEMA4x Access to terminal compartment 1 2 3 A0034895 16 Access to terminal compartment in polycarbonate field housing 1 2 3 A0034896 17 For easier wiring remove the cover fr...

Page 22: ...ial PML To route the cables only use cable glands that meet the explosion protection requirements at the place of operation Access to terminal compartment Mad D 79 6 Pro Ta Xaxx Dat X 1 Ord e Ser 5 2 3 4 1 A0033256 18 Access to terminal compartment in aluminum field housing 1 Aluminum field housing open 2 Nameplate 3 Terminal for protective ground 4 Display and operating module 5 Aluminum field ho...

Page 23: ...IN rail housing unit 1 2 3 A0034898 20 Access to terminal compartment several DIN rail housing units mounted side by side 6 2 4 Terminal assignment Terminal type Prosonic S has plug in spring terminals Rigid conductors or flexible conductors with ferrules can be inserted directly into the terminal without using the lever and create a contact automatically ...

Page 24: ...isplay POWER HART 0 4 20mA Sync Fuse I1 FDU Sensor RD 11 BK 10 YE 9 40 39 5 4 6 7 8 1 1 Service Relay 3 2 1 A B C E 2 58 57 56 4 61 60 59 5 64 63 62 6 RD 11 BK 10 YE 9 2 RD 14 BK 13 YE 12 I2 FDU Sensor DigIn 76 73 75 72 74 71 D 79 78 77 82 81 80 2 1 3 4 85 84 83 Temp A0034899 21 Terminals of Prosonic S the terminals shown in gray are not available in every device version A Basic terminal area B Op...

Page 25: ...able shield Terminal 11 red sensor wire Terminal area B Sensor 1 for device version with two sensor inputs Terminal 9 yellow sensor wire Terminal 10 black sensor wire cable shield Terminal 11 red sensor wire Sensor 2 for device version with two sensor inputs Terminal 12 yellow sensor wire Terminal 13 black sensor wire cable shield Terminal 14 red sensor wire Terminals for synchronization Terminal ...

Page 26: ...onnection instructions 6 3 1 Connecting the power supply LCAUTION To guarantee electrical safety Fix the power supply cables securely in place when installing so they are permanently connected to the electrical installations for the building When connecting to the public mains install a mains switch for the device such that it is within easy reach of the device Mark the power switch as a disconnec...

Page 27: ...he polycarbonate field housing 1 Terminal block in field housing for potential equalization 2 Potential equalization wired on delivery Connection of the power supply in the aluminum field housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 3 aluminum field mounting IP66 NEMA4x LWARNING Shock Hazard and Explosion Hazard Connect the aluminum field housing to the potential earth PE and or the lo...

Page 28: ... PE 4 A0035933 23 Connection of the power supply in the aluminum field housing 1 Potential equalization in aluminum field housing wired on delivery 2 Protective ground terminal strip with contact to DIN rail 3 Protective ground terminal on outside of field housing 4 Power supply Connection of the power supply in the DIN rail housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 2 DIN rail mount...

Page 29: ... Operating Instructions BA00034S PROFIBUS DP PA Guidelines for planning and commissioning Cable specification For transmission rates up to 12 Mbit s use cable type A according to EN 50170 Characteristic impedance 135 to 165 Ω at a measuring frequency of 3 to 20 MHz Cable capacitance 30 pF m Wire cross section 0 34 mm2 22 AWG Wires twisted pairs 1x2 2x2 or 1x4 conductors Loop resistance 110 Ω km Si...

Page 30: ... connect the black wire shield to the BK terminal For extension cables twist the shield and connect to the BK terminal LWARNING Explosion Hazard Do not connect FDU83 FDU84 FDU85 and FDU86 sensors with an ATEX FM or CSA certificate to the FMU90 or FMU95 transmitters For the sensors FDU91F 93 95 96 and FDU83 84 85 86 connect the ground cable GNYE to local potential equalization after a maximum dista...

Page 31: ... 30 m 98 ft 30 m 98 ft 300 m 984 ft YE BK RD FMU90 95 A0034900 25 Connection diagram for sensors FDU9x YE yellow BK black RD red BU blue BN brown GNYE green yellow A Without sensor heater B With sensor heater C Grounding at terminal box D Grounding at transmitter FMU90 1 Shielding of sensor cable 2 Terminal box 3 Shielding of extension cable Potential equalization of metallic sensors in polycarbon...

Page 32: ...VDC N L PE GNYE 2 FDU91F 93 95 96 FDU83 84 85 86 1 A0032583 26 Potential equalization of metallic sensors in polycarbonate field housing 1 Terminal block in field housing for potential equalization 2 Potential equalization wired on delivery Potential equalization of metallic sensors in aluminum field housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 3 field mounting aluminum IP66 NEMA4x Val...

Page 33: ... housing 1 Potential equalization in the field housing wired on delivery 2 Protective ground terminal strip with contact to DIN rail 3 Protective ground terminal on outside of field housing 4 Power supply Potential equalization of metallic sensors in DIN rail housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 2 DIN rail mounting PBT IP20 Valid for the following sensors FDU91F FDU93 FDU95 The...

Page 34: ...a DIN rail 6 3 4 Sensor extension cable LWARNING Explosion Hazard Use a terminal box to connect the extension cable If the terminal box is installed in hazardous areas comply with applicable national requirements Extension cable specifications Maximum total length sensor cable extension cable 300 m 984 ft Number of wires As per connection diagram Shielding One shielding braid for the YE wire and o...

Page 35: ... it to the BK terminal If the cable has a protective ground GNYE do not connect the protective ground to the cable shield FDU90 91 92 FDU91F 93 95 RD BK YE 24 VDC BN BU GNYE BN BU RD YE GNYE RD YE A B 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 RD BK YE A0035285 29 Shortening the sensor cable A FDU90 91 92 sensors B FDU91F 93 95 sensors The BU blue and BN brown wires are only provided on sensors with a heater 6 3 6 Connect...

Page 36: ...te field housing Valid for Order code 030 housing material Option 1 PC field mounting IP66 NEMA4x Display POWER HART 0 4 20mA Sync Fuse I1 FDU Sensor RD 11 BK 10 YE 9 40 39 5 4 6 7 8 Service Relay 3 2 1 4 FDU90 FDU91 1 1 3 24 VDC 2 RD BK YE A B C D A B BN C D BU A0032574 30 Connection of the sensor heater in the polycarbonate field housing 1 Terminal module for sensor heater included in the delive...

Page 37: ...wer supply To do so install additional terminal blocks on the DIN rail in the housing Prior to opening the aluminum field housing switch off the power supply to the sensor heater 24 VDC FDU90 FDU91 BN BU FMU90 24 VDC 1 A0033332 31 Connection of the sensor heater in the aluminum field housing 1 External power supply unit BN Brown wire BU Blue wire Connection of the sensor heater in the DIN rail hou...

Page 38: ...e used if the sensor cables of several transmitters are routed in parallel As a result of synchronization a transmitter cannot receive signals while another transmitter is transmitting signals This prevents transmission and reception signals from mutually influencing one another Number of transmitters that can be synchronized 20 in the case of FMU90 FMU95 10 if synchronizing FMU90 FMU95 with FMU86...

Page 39: ...3 3 ft ground the shield Synchronization wiring diagram Prosonic S FMU90 95 39 40 1 2 3 20 Prosonic S FMU90 95 39 40 Prosonic S FMU90 95 39 40 A0034901 33 Synchronization of multiple FMU90 FMU95 transmitters Prosonic S FMU90 95 39 40 Prosonic FMU860 861 862 63 64 1 2 10 A0034902 34 Synchronization of FMU90 FMU95 with FMU86x 6 3 8 Connection of external switches Valid for Order code 090 additional ...

Page 40: ...16 V or 72 and 73 not interconnected External switch 2 0 8 V or 75 and 76 interconnected 1 16 V or 75 and 76 not interconnected External switch 3 0 8 V or 78 and 79 interconnected 1 16 V or 78 and 79 not interconnected External switch 4 0 8 V or 81 and 82 interconnected 1 16 V or 81 and 82 not interconnected Maximum short circuit current 24 V at 20 mA 6 3 9 Connection of a Pt100 temperature sensor...

Page 41: ...nsor N Temperature measurement External temperature 6 3 10 Connection of the Omnigrad S TR61 temperature sensor Valid for Order code 090 additional input Option B 4 x point level switch 1 x temperature Connection of the Omnigrad S TR61 temperature sensor outside hazardous areas 83 84 FMU90 85 RD A0033412 37 Connection of the Omnigrad S TR61 outside hazardous areas RD Wire color red Omnigrad S mode...

Page 42: ...TR61 N TR61 R TR61 S TR61 2 TR61 3 Additional information Technical Information TI01029T Ex documentation XA supplied with the TR61 This is an integral part of the documentation The installation specifications connection data and safety instructions listed in this supplementary documentation must be observed After connecting the sensor Assign the temperature sensor to an ultrasonic sensor via the ...

Page 43: ...splay plug supplied Minimum diameter for cable entry 20 mm 0 79 in 6 3 12 Post connection check Is the terminal assignment correct For field housing polycarbonate aluminum Are the cable glands tight Is the housing cover securely closed For aluminum field housing Is the housing connected to protective ground PE and or the local ground potential PML If the power supply is switched on Is the LED for ...

Page 44: ...ed into one parameter set in the operating menu Each parameter set is identified by a five digit code 3 2 1 40 Identification of the parameter sets 1 Submenu 2 Number of the associated input or output for multi channel devices 3 Number of the parameter set within the submenu 7 1 2 Types of parameter Read only parameters Symbol Cannot be edited Editable parameters Symbol Can be opened for editing b...

Page 45: ...ameter value with unit here primary value 7 Name of displayed parameter Symbols for operating state User operating state User parameters can be edited Service parameters cannot be edited Diagnostics operating state Service interface is connected Service operating state User parameters and service parameters can be edited Locked operating state All parameters are locked and cannot be edited Symbols...

Page 46: ...ected Measurement is interrupted The measured value adopts the value specified by the user Output on alarm Off No supply voltage Light emitting diodes for relays Lit yellow Relay energized Off Relay de energized quiescent state Keys soft key operation The current key function is indicated by soft key symbols above the key Moves the selection bar downwards in a picklist Moves the selection bar upwa...

Page 47: ...l is displayed permanently Displays the next page of measured values only available if several pages of measured values have been defined see the Display menu Opens the Shortcut menu which contains the most important read only parameters Opens the main menu from where you can access all the device parameters General key combinations 41 Escape 42 Increase contrast 43 Reduce contrast 44 Locking ...

Page 48: ...parameters Daily counter Tag marking Envelope curve Language Device information Password reset Middle key current errors If the self monitoring system detects one or more errors the soft key symbol appears above the middle key When the button is pressed a list of all the errors currently pending is displayed Right key Menu main menu Contains all the parameters of the device subdivided into submenu...

Page 49: ... User Organization PNO http www PROFIBUS com CD ROM with all the GSD files for Endress Hauser devices Order No 50097200 Using the GSD files The GSD files must be loaded into a specific subdirectory of the PROFIBUS DP configuration software of the PLC Depending on the software used the GSD files can be either copied to the program specific directory or imported into the database using an import fun...

Page 50: ...ress is displayed in the parameter Output calculation PROFIBUS DP Instrument address Hardware addressing Address Term DP off on off onSW HW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 A N 66 B P 65 Address off on SW HW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A0038436 Hardware addressing takes effect when DIP switch 8 is set to HW off When set to on the position of DIP switches 1 to 7 define the following values in the address Switch 1 value...

Page 51: ... off on off on SW HW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 A N 66 B P 65 A B Term off on 1 2 3 4 Term off on 1 2 3 4 A0038437 45 Bus termination on the device A Termination not active B Termination active For the last device on the bus Switch all four terminating switches to on to activate the bus terminating resistor ...

Page 52: ...asuring system FDU9x sensor and FMU9x transmitter is adjusted and the measuring accuracy is optimized for the specified range The Zero distance service parameter is fine adjusted for this adjustment Following a reset this parameter must be re configured in the Service menu according to the data indicated on the 5 point linearity protocol for the FDU9x sensor Please contact Endress Hauser customer ...

Page 53: ...Flow backwater detection Flow Flow 1 backwater Flow Basic setup 9 3 2 Parameter set Sensor selection Navigation Basic setup Sensor selection Parameter Input Assign a sensor to the channel Sensor selection Specify the sensor type Select the Automatic option for FDU9x sensors Select the Manual option for FDU8x sensors Detected Only displayed if Sensor selection Automatic Displays the sensor type det...

Page 54: ...FX or Trapezoidal weir Select the width of the weir Edit Only displayed if Type Table Opens the Edit parameter set to enter the linearization table Status table Activates or deactivates the linearization table alpha beta gamma C Only displayed if Type Formula Assign suitable values to the parameters of the flow formula Maximum flow Confirm the value displayed for the maximum flow of the flume or w...

Page 55: ...00 0 0000 0 0000 0 0000 A B C A0040752 A Line number B Column for level C Column for flow 1 Press or to navigate inside the table 2 Press or to navigate inside the column with the line numbers 3 Press to delete the entire line insert or move a line Press Escape to return to the previous step A0032709 ...

Page 56: ...weirs 1 Ultrasonic sensor D Measured distance h Upstream level E Empty calibration Empty E Navigation Basic setup Empty calibration Parameters Empty E For flumes specify the distance between the sensor membrane and the flume floor at the narrowest point For weirs specify the distance between the sensor membrane and the lowest point of the weir crest Blocking distance Indicates the blocking distanc...

Page 57: ...dress Hauser 57 Parameter Flow N Displays the flow Q currently measured for verification purposes Level Displays the level h currently measured for verification purposes Distance Displays the distance D currently measured for verification purposes ...

Page 58: ...only echoes that are higher than the mapping curve are evaluated The interference echo is below the mapping curve and is therefore ignored not evaluated Navigation Basic setup Check value Parameters Distance Displays the distance D currently measured between the sensor membrane and the surface of the liquid Check distance Compare the distance displayed with the actual value and enter the result of...

Page 59: ...ect Yes to start recording the mapping curve The Flow N status parameter set appears If the displayed distance is still too small keep recording mapping curves until the displayed distance and the actual distance match Status Specifies the mapping status Enable map The mapping curve is taken into consideration during signal evaluation Disable map The mapping curve is not taken into consideration d...

Page 60: ...stream sensor Mount the sensor on the downstream side at a sufficient distance from the flume discharge point Select the measuring point in such a way that the surface of the water is calm and the level is not influenced by the flume Backwater detection The device detects the buildup of backwater when the ratio h2 h1 exceeds a critical value typically 0 8 for Venturi flumes It then continuously re...

Page 61: ...en the sensor membrane and the flume floor Blocking distance Indicates the blocking distance BD of the sensor Parameter set Backwater detection Navigation Flow Flow 1 backwater Backwater Basic setup Backw detection Parameter Ratio B Specify the upper limit B for the ratio h2 h1 Backwater is reported if h2 h1 B Parameter set Dirt detection Navigation Flow Flow 1 backwater Backwater Basic setup Dirt...

Page 62: ... that are higher than the mapping curve are evaluated The interference echo is below the mapping curve and is therefore ignored not evaluated Navigation Flow Flow 1 backwater Backwater Basic setup Backw check value Parameter Distance Displays the distance D currently measured between the sensor membrane and the surface of the liquid Check distance Compare the distance displayed with the actual val...

Page 63: ...g Select Yes to start recording the mapping curve The Backw status parameter set appears If the displayed distance is still too small keep recording mapping curves until the displayed distance and the actual distance match Status Specifies the mapping status Enable map The mapping curve is taken into consideration during signal evaluation Disable map The mapping curve is not taken into considerati...

Page 64: ...ing 4 Switch to the Flow menu In this menu configure flow measurement It is not necessary to configure mapping here 9 4 3 Configuration of flow counter parameters Navigation For totalizers not resettable Flow Flow counter Flow counter N For daily counters resettable Flow Daily counter Daily counter N Parameter Allocation Select the flow that is to be counted Counter unit Select the unit for counti...

Page 65: ...et Only on devices with an external switch input Select the external input via which the counter is reset External start Only on devices with an external switch input Select the external input via which the counter is started and stopped 9 4 4 Configuring the local display Type of visualization A0036764 52 Type 1x value bargr A0036765 53 Type 2x value bargr A0036766 54 Type value max size The diff...

Page 66: ... be displayed 5 In the Customized text 1 to Customized text N parameters enter a text string to be displayed with the values The specified text string is displayed if Customized text Yes see below Configuration of the display format 1 Navigate to the parameter set Display Display format 2 In the Format parameter select the number format for length data 3 In the No of decimals parameter specify the...

Page 67: ...endency speed 1 Switch on point Switch off point 2 Switch off point Switch on point A Switch on point B Switch off point C Relay energized D Relay de energized Limit type Inband or Out of band t t A B C D E E t t A B C D E E 1 2 A0036324 57 Parameters for Limit type Inband or Out of band 1 Limit type Inband 2 Limit type Out of band A Upper switchpt B Lower switchpt C Relay energized D Relay de ene...

Page 68: ...r Limit type Inband or Out of band In the Hysteresis parameter specify the hysteresis for the switch points 12 In the Switch delay parameter specify the switch delay for the relay The relay only switches when the limit value has been exceeded for the length of time specified here 13 In the Invert parameter specify whether the switching direction of the relay is to be inverted in relation to the de...

Page 69: ...y A counting pulse relay generates a short pulse each time a certain volume of liquid has flowed through the flume or weir Navigation Relay controls Relay configurat Relay N Parameter Select function Select the Counting pulse option Function Select the flow to which the counting pulses refer Counter unit Select the volume unit for flow counting Pulse value Select the flow volume after which a puls...

Page 70: ... 10 Configuration of the DI Blocks Parameter set Output calculat Digital input Digital input N Parameter Allocation Select the switching state that is output as a binary signal via the DI Block Relay Connects the DI Block with one of the device relays Once this option has been selected the Relay function is displayed where you can select the relay Pump control Only displayed if pump control has be...

Page 71: ...for Process Control Devices PROFIBUS specification there are two options for each module AI OUT The module is transmitted in the cyclic data telegram Free Place The module is not part of the cyclic data telegram The option is selected via the configuration tool of the PLC For details see the Operating Instructions of the manufacturer specific configuration tool Modules for digital values DI Each D...

Page 72: ...es 10 13 Temperature 1 IEEE754 unit C Byte 14 Status temperature 1 AI 5 Bytes 15 18 Value totalizer 1 IEEE754 Byte 19 Status totalizer 1 AI 6 Bytes 20 23 Overflow totalizer 1 IEEE754 Byte 24 Status totalizer 1 AI 7 Bytes 25 28 Value daily counter 1 IEEE754 Byte 29 Status daily counter 1 AI 8 Bytes 30 33 Overflow daily counter 1 IEEE754 Byte 34 Status daily counter 1 Level Flow operating mode AI 1 ...

Page 73: ...EE754 unit m Byte 14 Status distance 1 AI 4 Bytes 15 18 Distance 2 IEEE754 unit m Byte 19 Status distance 2 AI 5 Bytes 20 23 Temperature 1 IEEE754 unit C Byte 24 Status temperature 1 AI 6 Bytes 25 28 Temperature 2 IEEE754 unit C Byte 29 Status temperature 2 Flow operating mode AI 1 Bytes 0 3 Flow 1 IEEE754 unit m Byte 4 Status flow 1 AI 2 Bytes 5 8 Flow 2 IEEE754 unit m Byte 9 Status flow 2 AI 3 B...

Page 74: ...24 Status temperature 1 AI 6 Bytes 25 28 Temperature 2 IEEE754 unit C Byte 29 Status temperature 2 AI 7 Bytes 30 33 Value totalizer 1 IEEE754 Byte 34 Status totalizer 1 AI 8 Bytes 35 38 Overflow totalizer 1 IEEE754 Byte 39 Status totalizer 1 AI 9 Bytes 40 43 Value totalizer 2 IEEE754 Byte 44 Status totalizer 2 AI 10 Bytes 45 48 Overflow totalizer 2 IEEE754 Byte 49 Status totalizer 2 Changing the a...

Page 75: ...rom unauthorized access 9 6 1 Software locking Locking 1 Navigate to Device properties Password reset Code 2 Enter a number 2457 The device is locked no entries can be made Unlocking If an attempt is made to change a parameter the device jumps to Password reset Enter 2457 Entries can be made again 9 6 2 Keypad lock Locking Press all three keys simultaneously The device is locked no entries can be ...

Page 76: ...ing the locking status Navigation Device properties Password reset Status Display options Unlocked All parameters apart from Service parameters can be edited Code locked The device has been locked via the operating menu It can only be unlocked again by entering the access code in the Device settings Password reset Code parameter Key locked The device has been locked via the operating keys It can o...

Page 77: ...d parameter to Turb surface or Add agitator Select another installation position and or a larger sensor During filling emptying the measured value drops sporadically Set the Tank shape parameter to Dome ceiling or Horizontal cyl Avoid a central mounting position for the sensor If possible use a stilling well ultrasound guide pipe Echo loss error E xx 641 Check all the application parameters LVL N ...

Page 78: ... calibration E 5 Right limit of the display range 6 Distance of the evaluated echo measured from the reference point of the sensor 7 Envelope curve solid line 8 Left limit of the display range 9 Marking for full calibration F Scaling the envelope curve display 1 Press the left or middle key The or symbol appears in the top right hand corner of the chart 2 To zoom in press the middle key 3 To zoom ...

Page 79: ...20 1 Click F functions on the menu bar 2 Select the sensor whose envelope curve is to be displayed 3 To display a single curve click the Read curve button 4 To display the curves cyclically press the Cyclic read button 5 In the Curves window select which type of curve is to be displayed envelope curve floating average curve FAC mapping curve ...

Page 80: ... BAD Warning W flashes The device continues to measure The operating status LED flashes red An error message is displayed The status of the output value of the affected AI blocks is UNCERTAIN 10 2 4 Influence of errors on the status byte of the output signal The following table indicates which status the block output values adopt when an error occurs There are three possible status values GOOD UNC...

Page 81: ...re BAD W 0x 521 Distance UNCERTAIN Temperature BAD A 0x 641 Distance BAD Temperature GOOD A 0x 651 Distance BAD Temperature GOOD W 0x 651 Distance UNCERTAIN Temperature GOOD A 0x 661 Distance BAD Temperature GOOD W 0x 661 Distance UNCERTAIN Temperature GOOD W 0x 691 Distance UNCERTAIN Temperature GOOD W 0x 802 Distance UNCERTAIN Temperature GOOD Error in the Level Block LE W 0x 601 Level BAD A 0x ...

Page 82: ...91 Ratio GOOD W 0x 692 Ratio GOOD Error in the Relay Block RE W 0x 620 Switch state BAD W 0x 807 Switch state UNCERTAIN Error in the Calculation Blocks SL AL DL LD SF AF DF FD A 00 820 832 Total BAD Mean BAD 10 2 5 Error codes Meaning of the error codes Digit 1 Type of error A alarm W warning E error the error behavior is defined by the user Digits 2 and 3 Input or output channel 00 means that the...

Page 83: ...ce A 00 116 Download error Repeat download A 00 117 Hardware after change not identified A 0x 121 Current output 01 or 02 not calibrated Call Endress Hauser Service A 00 125 Electronics defect Replace electronics A 00 152 Checksum error Perform total reset and recalibration W 00 153 Initializing If the message does not disappear after a few seconds replace the electronics A 00 155 Electronics defe...

Page 84: ...ct calibration Level menu A 0x 605 606 Calibration flow 01 or 02 failure Correct calibration Flow menu W 0x 611 Less than 2 linearization points for level 01 or 02 Enter additional linearization points Level menu W 0x 612 613 Less than 2 linearization points for flow 01 or 02 Enter additional linearization points Flow menu W 0x 620 Pulse value too small relay 01 06 Check counting unit Flow menu Fl...

Page 85: ...tion current 02 on Switch off simulation Outputs calculations menu W 0x 807 Simulation relay 01 06 on Switch off simulation W 0x 808 Sensor 01 or 02 off Switch on sensor Sensor management menu W 0x 809 Current D A adjustment active A 00 820 832 Different units for the calculation of mean value total difference or rake control Check units in the corresponding basic setups Level or Flow menu 10 3 Fi...

Page 86: ...U90 PROFIBUS DP 86 Endress Hauser 11 Maintenance No special maintenance work is required 11 1 Exterior cleaning When cleaning the exterior always use cleaning agents that do not corrode the surface of the housing and the seals ...

Page 87: ...ed device version by Endress Hauser Service only Document all repairs and modifications 12 1 3 Replacing a device or electronics module After an entire device or an electronics module has been replaced the parameters can be downloaded to the device again via the communication interface For this the data must have been uploaded to the PC beforehand using the FieldCare software You can continue meas...

Page 88: ...e device if repairs or a factory calibration are required or if the wrong device was ordered or delivered 12 4 Disposal Observe the following notes during disposal Observe valid federal national regulations Ensure proper separation and reuse of the device components ...

Page 89: ...e USB port of a computer Order number 51516983 Additional information Technical Information TI00405C 13 2 Device specific accessories 13 2 1 Weather protection cover for polycarbonate field housing 278 10 9 227 8 94 194 7 64 A0034922 61 Weather protection cover for polycarbonate field housing Unit of measurement mm in Material 316Ti 1 4571 Mounting and fixing using the Prosonic S housing bracket O...

Page 90: ...er 25 to 50 mm 1 to 2 in Dimensions 210 x 110 mm 8 27 x 4 33 in Material 316Ti 1 4571 Mounting accessories fastening clips screws and nuts are supplied Order number 52024478 Frame 700 mm 27 6 in 3 2 0 13 20 0 8 55 2 17 100 3 94 25 0 98 700 27 6 45 1 77 76 2 99 100 3 94 200 7 87 13 0 5 ø33 7 1 3 130 5 12 150 5 91 100 3 94 60 2 36 4 0 16 6 5 0 3 109 4 29 75 2 95 A0037799 63 Dimensions Unit of measur...

Page 91: ...rame 1400 mm 55 1 in 3 2 0 13 20 0 8 55 2 17 100 3 94 25 0 98 1400 55 1 45 1 77 76 2 99 100 3 94 200 7 87 13 0 5 ø33 7 1 3 130 5 12 150 5 91 3 94 60 2 36 4 0 16 6 5 0 3 109 4 29 75 2 95 100 A0037800 64 Dimensions Unit of measurement mm in Weight 6 0 kg 13 23 lb Material 316L 1 4404 Order number 71452326 ...

Page 92: ...ts surges induced or generated in the system Additional information Technical Information TI01012K 13 2 5 Extension cables for sensors Maximum permissible total length sensor cable extension cable 300 m 984 ft The sensor cable and extension cable are the same type of cable FDU90 FDU91 without sensor heater Cable type LiYCY 2x 0 75 Material PVC Ambient temperature Order number 71027742 FDU90 FDU91 ...

Page 93: ... F Order number 71027745 13 2 6 Temperature sensor Omnigrad S TR61 E D L 125 4 92 115 4 53 28 1 1 78 3 01 20 5 0 8 A0035035 66 Structure of the Omnigrad S TR61 dimensions mm in Replacement for FMT131 R non hazardous area TR61 ABAD0BHSCC2B Replacement for FMT131 J ATEX II 2G EEx m II T6 T5 TR61 EBAD0BHSCC2B Additional information Technical Information TI01029T ...

Page 94: ...l cal Full F Blocking distance Parameter set L1007 LVL N unit Unit level Level N Distance Parameter set L1008 LVL N linearisat Type Customer unit Customized text Max scale Diameter Intermediate height H Mode Edit Status table Parameter set L100B LVL N check value Act distance N Check distance Parameter set L100B LVL N dist map Act distance N Range of mapping Start mapping Status Parameter set L100...

Page 95: ... Input M Function Value 14 1 3 Submenu Simulation Parameter set L1022 LVL N simulation Simulation Sim level value Sim volume value 14 2 Menu Flow N Navigation to the menu If Operating mode Level flow Flow Flow Flow N If Operating mode Flow Flow Flow Flow N If Operating mode Flow backwater Flow Flow 1 backwater Flow N 14 2 1 Submenu Basic setup Parameter set F1003 Flow N sensor sel Input Sensor sel...

Page 96: ...r set F1010 Flow N mapping Distance Range of mapping Start mapping Status Parameter set F1011 Flow N low cut off Low flow cut off Flow N Parameter set F1012 Flow N dist corr Correction Flow N Parameter set F1013 Flow N level corr Offset Flow N Parameter set F1016 Flow N blocking distance Blocking distance Parameter set F1014 Flow N limitation Limitation Upper limit Lower limit Parameter set F1015 ...

Page 97: ... Backwater Act backw level Act flow level Actual ratio Flow 1 Parameter set F1308 Backwater check value Distance Check distance Parameter set F1309 Backwater mapping Distance Range of mapping Start mapping Status 14 3 2 Submenu Extended calibr Parameter set F1500 Backwater mapping Distance Range of mapping Start mapping Status Parameter set F1501 Backw dist corr Sensor offset Parameter set F1502 B...

Page 98: ...14 4 2 Submenu Daily counter Parameter set F1102 Daily counter N Allocation Counter unit Parameter set F1103 Daily counter N Value Overflow x 10 7 Reset Parameter set F1104 Daily counter N Failure mode Parameter set F1105 Daily counter N Only for devices with additional digital inputs FMU90 B External reset External start 14 5 Menu Safety settings Parameter set AX101 Output on alarm Output N Outpu...

Page 99: ...set R1300 Pump control N Reference Number of pumps Parameter set R1301 Pump control N Function Limit control Parameter set R1302 Pump control N Pump M Parameter set R1303 Pump M control N Switch on point Switch off point Switch on delay Alternate Crust reduction Parameter set R1304 Pump M control N Backlash interval Backlash time Failure mode Parameter set R1306 Relay allocation Relay K Function I...

Page 100: ... N Basic setup extended limit control Valid for FMU90 3 FMU90 4 Navigation to the submenu Relay controls Pump control N Basic setup Parameter set R1401 Pump control N Reference Number of pumps Standby pump Reset Parameter set R1402 Pump control N Function Limit single limit parallel Load control Parameter set R1403 Pump control N Pump M Parameter set R1404 Pump M control N Switch on point Switch o...

Page 101: ...arameter set R1504 Pump control N Switch on point Switch off point Min pump rate min Hook up interval Switch on border Alternate Crust reduction Parameter set R1505 Pump control N Pump M Parameter set R1505 Pump M control N Switch on delay Degree of use Max use time Parameter set R1506 Pump M control N Backlash interval Backlash time Failure mode Parameter set R1507 Pump M control N Pump feedback ...

Page 102: ...l N Flush control Valid for FMU90 3 FMU90 4 Navigation to the submenu Relay controls Pump control N Flush control Parameter set R1603 Flush control N Flush control Pump cycles Flush cycles Flush time Flush delay Parameter set R1605 Relay allocation Relay M Function Invert 14 6 8 Submenu Pump control N Tariff control Valid for FMU90 3 B FMU90 4 B Navigation to the submenu Relay controls Pump contro...

Page 103: ...rs alarm Valid for FMU90 3 FMU90 4 Navigation to the submenu Relay controls Pump control N Op hours alarm Parameter set R1612 Op hours alarm Op hours alarm Alarm delay Parameter set R1613 Op hours alarm Pump M Parameter set R1613 Op hours alarm N P M Operating hours Max op hours Parameter set R1615 Relay allocation Relay K Function Invert 14 6 11 Submenu Pump control N Pump alarm Valid for FMU90 3...

Page 104: ...ction Limit Limit XXX Limit type Switch on point Switch off point Switch on min Switch off min Upper switchpt Low switch point Hysteresis Parameter set R1204 Relay N Switch delay Invert Failure mode 14 6 14 Submenu Relay configurat Relay N function time pulse Parameter set R2103 Relay N Function Time pulse Pulse width Pulse time Parameter set R2104 Relay N Invert Failure mode 14 6 15 Submenu Relay...

Page 105: ...gurat Relay N function fieldbus Parameter set R1203 Relay N Function Fieldbus Parameter set R201E Function None DO1 DO10 14 6 18 Submenu Relay simulation Parameter set R2106 Relay N Simulation Simulation value 14 7 Overview of the Output calculat menu PROFIBUS DP 14 7 1 Submenu Analog input Parameter set OXA01 Analog input N Measured value N Value Status 14 7 2 Submenu Digital input Parameter set ...

Page 106: ...et D1102 Tag marking Output N Device marking 14 8 3 Submenu Language Parameter set D1103 Language Language 14 8 4 Submenu Password reset Parameter set D1104 Password reset Reset Code Status 14 9 Menu System informat 14 9 1 Submenu Device information Parameter set IX101 Device family Device family Parameter set IX102 Device name Device name Parameter set IX103 Device marking Device marking Paramete...

Page 107: ...t IX302 Level Level LVL N Max value Min Value Reset Parameter set IX302 Flow Flow N Max value Min Value Reset Parameter set IX302 Temperature Temperature sen N Max value Min Value 14 9 5 Submenu Envelope curve Parameter set IX126 En curve sen N Plot settings choice of displayed curves Plot settings choice between an individual curve and cyclic presentation 14 9 6 Submenu Error list Parameter set E...

Page 108: ...d text Parameter set DX200 Back to home Back to home 14 11 Menu Sensor management 14 11 1 Submenu Sensor management FDU sensor Sensor management Parameter set D1019 Input FDU sensor N Parameter set D1106 US sensor N Sensor operation Sensor priority Detected Sensor selection Detection window Parameter set D1107 US sensor N Temp measurement Ext send ctrl Input Distance 14 11 2 Submenu Sensor managem...

Page 109: ... PROFIBUS DP Operating menu Endress Hauser 109 Parameter set D1022 Ext temp sensor Failure mode Value at warning 14 11 3 Submenu Sensor management FDU sensor External digin Parameter set D1025 Ext digin N Invert Value ...

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