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IM 01E21A02-03EN

Table 4.15 

View Object for Maintenance Transducer Block

Relative 

Index

Parameter Name

View

1

2

3-1 3-2 4-1 4-2 4-3 4-4 4-5 4-6

1

ST_REV

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2

TAG_DESC

3

STRATEGY

2 

4

ALERT_KEY

1 

5

MODE_BLK

4 

4 

6

BLOCK_ERR

2 

2 

7

UPDATE_EVT

8

BLOCK_ALM

9

TRANSDUCER_

DIRECTORY

10

TRANSDUCER_TYPE

2 

2 

2 

2 

11

TRANSDUCER_

TYPE_VER

2 

2 

2 

2 

12

XD_ERROR

1 

1 

13

COLLECTION_

DIRECTORY

14

DEVICE_KEY

15

DEVICE_SN

32 

16

SPECIAL_ORDER_ID

32 

17

MANUFAC_DATE

7 

18

MS_CODE1

19

MS_CODE2

20

MS_CODE3

21

SOFTWARE_DESC

22

SIM_ENABLE_MSG

32 

23

SOFTDL_PROTECT

1 

24

SOFTDL_ERROR

2 

25

SOFTDL_COUNT

26

SOFTDL_ACT_AREA

27

CAPABILITY_CONFIG

28

SI_CONTROL_CODES

1 

29

COMSTACK_

STATISTICS_1

30

COMSTACK_

STATISTICS_2

31

EXEC_FB_CNT

32

FB_TEMP_DEV_ID

33

FD_EXTENDED_SIM

34

FD_1

35

FD_2

36

FD_3

37

FD_4

38

FD_5

39

FD_6

40

FD_7

41

FD_8

42

EEPROM_STATE

43

INITIALIZE_EEPROM

44

READ_MEMORY

45

WRITE_MEMORY

46

OPERATE_TIME

16 

47

TRNS_TYPE

1 

48

EL_SIZE

1 

49

EX_PROTECTION

1 

50

MODEL_CODE

16 

Summary of Contents for Admag TI AXG

Page 1: ...User s Manual ADMAG TI Series AXG AXW Magnetic Flowmeter FOUNDATION Fieldbus Communi cation Type IM 01E21A02 03EN IM 01E21A02 03EN 2nd Edition ...

Page 2: ...of Each Block 15 3 Getting Started 16 3 1 Connection of Devices 16 3 2 Host Setting 18 3 3 Bus Power ON 19 3 4 Integration of DD 20 3 5 Reading the Parameters 20 3 6 Continuous Record of Values 20 3 7 Generation of Alarm 20 4 Configuration 21 4 1 Network Design 21 4 2 Network Definition 22 4 3 Definition of Combining Function Blocks 24 4 4 Setting Tag and Address 25 4 5 Communication Setting 26 4 ...

Page 3: ...nce 68 5 2 5 Start Stop Setting for Totalization Function 68 5 2 6 Totalization Direction Setting 69 5 2 7 Totalized Value Reset Preset Function 69 5 3 Limit Switch Function 71 5 3 1 Limit Switch 71 5 3 2 Connection of Contact Point Output to DI Function 79 5 4 Inputting External Temperature 81 5 5 Auxiliary Calculation Function 82 5 5 1 Fluid Flow Direction Setting 82 5 5 2 Rate Limit Function Se...

Page 4: ... for AXG not for AXW 136 5 9 8 Diagnosing Flow Noise only available for AXG not for AXW 137 5 9 9 Diagnosing Low Conductivity only available for AXG not for AXW 138 5 9 10 Coil Insulation Diagnosis 139 5 9 11 Other Setting 140 5 10 Test Mode 141 5 10 1 Test Mode Setting 141 5 10 2 Test Value Setting 142 5 10 3 Test 2 Mode 142 5 10 4 Test Mode Auto Reset 143 5 11 Event Management Function 144 5 11 ...

Page 5: ...on Block 238 A1 4 Setting the Integrator IT Function Block 239 A1 5 Setting the DI Function Block 240 Appendix 2 Integrator IT Block 241 A2 1 Schematic Function Diagram of Integrator Block 241 A2 2 Input Process Section 242 A2 2 1 Determining Input Value Statuses 242 A2 2 2 Converting RATE 243 A2 2 3 Converting ACCUM 243 A2 2 4 Determining the Input Flow Direction 244 A2 3 Adder 244 A2 3 1 Status ...

Page 6: ...s 269 A4 4 1 LM Function List 269 A4 5 LM Parameters 270 A4 5 1 LM Parameter List 270 A4 5 2 Descriptions for LM Parameters 272 A4 6 FAQs 276 Appendix 5 PID Block 278 A5 1 Functional Block Diagram 278 A5 2 Functions of PID Block 279 A5 3 Parameter List of PID Block 280 A5 4 PID Computation Details 282 A5 4 1 Proportional Derivative Leading Type PID Control Algorithm I PD 282 A5 4 2 PID Control Alg...

Page 7: ..._OPT 291 A5 18 Alarm Processing of Block 292 A5 18 1 Block Alarm BLOCK_ALM 292 A5 18 2 Process Alarms 292 A5 19 Example of Block Connections 293 Appendix 6 Software Download Function 294 A6 1 Benefits of Software Download Function 294 A6 2 Specifications of Software Download Function 294 A6 3 Preparations for Software Downloading 295 A6 4 Software Download Sequence 295 A6 5 Download Files 296 A6 6...

Page 8: ...general specifications Website address http www yokogawa com fld doc Precautions related to the protection safety and alteration of the product The following safety symbol marks are used in this manual and the product WARNING A WARNING sign denotes a hazard It calls attention to a procedure practice condition or the like which if not correctly performed or adhered to could result in injury or deat...

Page 9: ...l in order to avoid the risk of injury or death of personnel or damage to the product For the protection and safe use of the product and the system in which this product is incorporated be sure to follow the instructions and precautions on safety that are stated in user s manual whenever you handle the product Take special note that if you handle the product in a manner that violates these instruc...

Page 10: ...parts of the product may not immediately be reflected in this manual at the time of change provided that postponement of revisions will not cause difficulty to the user from a functional or performance standpoint This manual is intended for the following personnel Engineers responsible for the installation and wiring of the product Personnel responsible for the normal daily device operation after ...

Page 11: ...en the stated enclosure protection is not applicable When opening the cover wait for more than 20 minutes after turning off the power Only an expert engineer or skilled personnel is permitted to open the cover Operation WARNING Be sure to enable the write protection function to prevent parameters from being overwritten after finishing parameter setting In rare cases the IR switches may respond une...

Page 12: ...amage to the microSD card Do not disassemble or modify the microSD card Do not physically shock bend or twist the microSD card While reading writing data do not turn off the power apply vibration or shock or pull out the card Data can be corrupted or permanently lost Use only the microSD cards specified by YOKOGAWA The operation cannot be guaranteed when other cards are used When inserting the mic...

Page 13: ... of the problems shall be determined by YOKOGAWA based on our investigation The purchaser shall bear the responsibility for repair costs even during the warranty period if the malfunction is due to Failure due to improper and or inadequate maintenance by the purchaser Failure or damage due to improper handling use or storage which does not conform to design conditions Use of the product in questio...

Page 14: ...ng functions 2 2 1 System network Management VFD Sets node addresses and Physical Device tags PD Tag necessary for communication Controls the execution of function blocks Manages operation parameters and communication resources Virtual Communication Relationship VCR 2 2 2 Function Block VFD 1 Resource block RB Manages the status of hardware Automatically informs the host of any detected faults or ...

Page 15: ...order lag filter scaling etc 7 Dl function block DIFB 3 Performs discrete output for the process value alarm and warning of STB and DTB 8 PID function block Performs the PID control computation based on the deviation of the measured value from the setpoint 9 MAO function block only AXG Inputs a temperature value from other device 10 IT function block 2 Adds two main inputs and integrates them for ...

Page 16: ...cer block Block tag Parameters Diagnostic Transducer block Block tag Parameters Maintenance Transducer block Block tag Parameters Indicator From sensor Sensor Transducer block Block tag Parameters PID function block AR function block IT function block x 2 DI function block x 3 MAO function block AI function block AXG x 4 AXW x 3 To From other block OUT Block tag Parameters F0201 ai Figure 2 1 Logi...

Page 17: ...Fieldbus communication type product This product or other devices can be connected In order to smoothly start Fieldbus please use the devices that has passed the interoperability test of the Fieldbus Foundation z z Host Used for accessing field devices A dedicated host such as DCS is used for an instrumentation line while dedicated communication tools are used for experimental purposes For the ope...

Page 18: ...r HOST F0301 EPS Figure 3 1 Connection of Devices NOTE No CHECK terminal is used for this product Do not connect the field indicator and check meter IMPORTANT If the flowmeter is connected with a parameter setting tool such as a PC while being connected with the upper system it may disturb the communication operation on the bus and cause the operational failure of the system Use the parameter sett...

Page 19: ...intervals to start reply Unit of time is in octets 256 µs Set the maximum specification for all devices For this product set a value of 4 or greater V MRD Maximum Response Delay Indicates the worst case time elapsed until a reply is received Since the unit is Slot time set the value so that V MRD x V ST is the maximum value of the specifications for all devices For this product set V MRD x V ST to...

Page 20: ...sical Location Note Our Device Description Files and Capabilities Files available at http www yokogawa com fld English or http www yokogawa co jp fld Japanese Device ID 5945430016XXXXXXXX PD Tag FT2001 Device Revision 1 Node Address 0xF4 Serial No XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Physical Location Note Our Device Description Files and Capabilities Files available at http www yokogawa com fld English or http www ...

Page 21: ... from Yokogawa s web page Access the following web site or contact your sales agent where you purchased this product http www yokogawa com fld doc 3 5 Reading the Parameters Select the AI block of this product from the host screen and read the OUT parameter The measured value assigned to the present AI is displayed Check that MODE_BLK of the function block and resource block is set to AUTO change ...

Page 22: ...ch step of the procedures in this order The use of a dedicated configuration tool significantly simplifies the procedures below This chapter explains procedures that enable the user to configure even hosts that have relatively simple functions Refer to Appendix 4 when the device is used as Link Master 4 1 Network Design z z Power supply Fieldbus requires a dedicated power supply It is recommended ...

Page 23: ...same as the conventional one used for the device Up to 32 alphanumeric characters may be used for definition Use a hyphen as a delimiter as required The node address is used to specify devices for communication purposes Because this data is too long for the PD Tag the host uses the node address in place of the PD Tag for communication The range of 20 to 247 or from 14 to F7 in hexadecimal notation...

Page 24: ...o the same Fieldbus must be used Refer to the specifications of each device for details Table 4 2 lists specification values of this product Table 4 2 Operation Parameter Values of This Product to be Set to LM Devices Symbol Parameter Name Description and Setting V ST Slot Time Indicates the time necessary for the immediate reply of the device Unit of time is in octets 256 µs Set the maximum speci...

Page 25: ...B_START_ENTRY 1 Function block startup time Offset time from the start of MACROCYCLE specified in 1 32 ms 0 0 s 352 381 SM FB_START_ENTRY 2 to FB_START_ENTRY 31 No settings The maximum of 10 ms is taken to execute the AI block For scheduling of communications for combination with the next function block arrange the schedule so that the execution starts after a lapse of longer than this time Do not...

Page 26: ...Only tag is set SM_OPERATIONAL Tag and address are retained and the function block can be executed Address clear F0404 EPS Address setting Figure 4 4 Status Transition by Setting PD Tag and Node Address This product unless otherwise specified has the PD Tag FT1002 and node address 244 or F4 in hexadecimal notation that are set at shipment from the factory unless otherwise specified To change only ...

Page 27: ...ion Table 4 4 VCR Static Entry Sub index Parameter Name Description 1 FasArTypeAndRole Indicates the type and role of communication VCR The following 4 types are used for this product 0x32 Server Server Responds to requests from host 0x44 Source Source Transmits alarm or trend 0x66 Publisher The output of the function block is sent to the function block of other device 0x76 Subscriber The output o...

Page 28: ...5 FmsMaxOutstanding ServiceCalling Set 0 to Server It is not used for other applications 16 FmsMaxOutstanding ServiceCalled Set 1 to Server It is not used for other applications 17 FmsFeaturesSupported Indicates the type of services in the application layer In this product it is automatically set in accordance with specific applications 4 5 2 Function Block Execution Control In accordance with the...

Page 29: ... index Parameter Name Description 1 LocalIndex Sets the index of function block parameters to be combined Set 0 for Trend and Alert 2 VcrNumber Sets the index of VCR to be combined If set to 0 this link object is not used 3 RemoteIndex Not used Set to 0 4 ServiceOperation Set one of the following Set only one each for link object for Alert or Trend 0 Undefined 2 Publisher 3 Subscriber 6 Alert 7 Tr...

Page 30: ...Alert Object Subindex Parameter Name Description Analog Alert Discrete Alert Update Alert Field Diagnosis Alert 1 1 1 1 Block Index Index of block from which alert is generated 2 2 2 2 Alert Key ALERT_KEY copied from the block 3 3 3 3 Standard Type Type of the alert 4 4 4 4 Mfr Type Alert Name identified with manufacturer specific DD 5 5 5 5 Message Type Reason of alert notification 6 6 6 6 Priori...

Page 31: ...ampled upon execution of a function block 2 The average value is sampled 4 Sample Interval Specifies sampling intervals in units of 1 32msec Set the integer multiple of the function block execution 5 Last Update The last sampling time 6 to 21 List of Status Status part of a sampled parameter 21 to 37 List of Samples Data part of a sampled parameter Ten trend objects are factory set as shown Table ...

Page 32: ...TION_ ACTIVE_6 89 DEVICE_CONDITION_ ACTIVE_7 90 DEVICE_CONDITION_ ACTIVE_8 91 SOFTWARE_REV 92 WRITE_LOCK_LEVEL Total 40 30 49 69 Table 4 11 View Object for Resource Block Relative Index Parameter Name View 1 2 3 4 1 ST_REV 2 2 2 2 2 TAG_DESC 3 STRATEGY 2 4 ALERT_KEY 1 5 MODE_BLK 4 4 6 BLOCK_ERR 2 2 7 RS_STATE 1 1 8 TEST_RW 9 DD_RESOURCE 10 MANUFAC_ID 4 11 DEV_TYPE 2 12 DEV_REV 1 13 DD_REV 1 14 GRA...

Page 33: ... 20 XD_OPTS 4 21 SENSOR_TYPE 2 22 SENSOR_RANGE 11 23 SENSOR_SN 32 24 SENSOR_CAL_METHOD 1 25 SENSOR_CAL_LOC 32 26 SENSOR_CAL_DATE 7 27 SENSOR_CAL_WHO 32 28 BLOCK_ERR_DESC_1 4 4 29 VOLUME_FLOW_VALUE 5 5 30 VOLUME_FLOW_UNIT 2 31 VOLUME_FLOW_DAMPING 4 32 VOLUME_FLOW_DAMPING_TOTAL 4 33 MASS_FLOW_VALUE 5 5 34 MASS_FLOW_UNIT 2 35 MASS_FLOW_DAMPING 4 36 MASS_FLOW_DAMPING_TOTAL 4 37 VELOCITY_FLOW_VALUE 5 5...

Page 34: ...RESET 1 73 TOT1_PRE_VAL 4 74 TOT1_SETPNT 4 75 TOT2_CONV_FC 4 76 TOT2_LOWCUT 4 77 TOT2_LOWCUT_UNIT 2 78 TOT2_F_OPTS 1 79 TOT2_OPTS 1 80 TOT2_EXEC 1 81 TOT2_PRESET 1 82 TOT2_PRE_VAL 4 83 TOT2_SETPNT 4 84 TEMPERATURE_FUNC 1 85 TEMPERATURE_UNIT 1 86 TEMPERATURE_URV 4 87 TEMPERATURE_LRV 4 88 FLOW_DIRECT 1 89 RATE_LIMIT 4 90 DEAD_TIM 4 91 NOISE_FILTER 1 92 PULSING_FLOW 1 93 POWER_SYNCH 1 94 SET_PWR_FREQ...

Page 35: ...S 4 127 LIMIT_STS_VOL2_UNIT 2 128 LIMIT_STS_MASS1_VALUE 2 2 129 LIMIT_STS_MASS1_SETPOINT 4 130 LIMIT_STS_MASS1_ACT_ DIRECTION 1 131 LIMIT_STS_MASS1_HYSTERESIS 4 132 LIMIT_STS_MASS1_UNIT 2 133 LIMIT_STS_MASS2_VALUE 2 2 134 LIMIT_STS_MASS2_SETPOINT 4 135 LIMIT_STS_MASS2_ACT_ DIRECTION 1 136 LIMIT_STS_MASS2_HYSTERESIS 4 137 LIMIT_STS_MASS2_UNIT 2 138 LIMIT_STS_CAL1_VALUE 2 2 139 LIMIT_STS_CAL1_SETPOI...

Page 36: ...on 35 IM 01E21A02 03EN Relative Index Parameter Name View 1 2 3 1 3 2 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 159 ALM_RECORD3 1 160 ALM_TIME3 16 161 ALM_RECORD4 1 162 ALM_TIME4 16 163 STB_INFO1 Total 71 46 86 102 98 106 48 76 56 20 ...

Page 37: ...LOW_NOISE_LEVEL1 4 33 FLOW_NOISE_LEVEL2 4 34 FLOW_NOISE_LEVEL3 4 35 FLOW_NOISE_LEVEL4 4 36 FLOW_NOISE_STATUS 1 37 FLOW_NOISE_DAMPING 4 38 LOW_CONDUCT_CHECK 1 39 CONDUCTIVITY_LIMIT 4 40 DIAG_EXECUTION 1 41 COIL_INSULATION_TH 4 42 IEX_COMPARE 4 43 PEAK_HOLD_VALUE 4 44 IEX_COIL_RESISTANCE 4 45 EMPTY_STS 1 46 DIAG_OUTPUT 1 47 VERIFICATION_TARGET 2 48 VERIFICATION_MODE 1 49 VERIFICATION_EXE 1 50 VERIFI...

Page 38: ...IMIT_STS_FLN1_SETPOINT 4 90 LIMIT_STS_FLN1_ACT_DIRECTION 1 91 LIMIT_STS_FLN1_HYSTERESIS 4 92 LIMIT_STS_FLN1_UNIT 2 93 LIMIT_STS_FLN2_VALUE 2 94 LIMIT_STS_FLN2_SETPOINT 4 95 LIMIT_STS_FLN2_ACT_DIRECTION 1 96 LIMIT_STS_FLN2_HYSTERESIS 4 97 LIMIT_STS_FLN2_UNIT 2 98 LIMIT_STS_CNDC1_VALUE 2 99 LIMIT_STS_CNDC1_SETPOINT 4 100 LIMIT_STS_CNDC1_ACT_ DIRECTION 1 101 LIMIT_STS_CNDC1_HYSTERESIS 4 102 LIMIT_STS...

Page 39: ...1 19 DISP_LINE6_SEL 1 20 DISP_LINE7_SEL 1 21 DISP_LINE8_SEL 1 22 DISP_FORMAT_FR 1 23 DISP_FORMAT_TTL1 1 24 DISP_FORMAT_TTL2 1 25 DISP_FORMAT_TTL3 1 26 DISP_CONTRAST 1 27 DISP_LINE 1 28 DISP_PERIOD 1 29 DISP_NE107 1 30 DISP_ALARM 1 31 DISP_SCROLL 1 32 DISP_DAMPING 4 33 DISP_FORMAT_DATE 1 34 LANGUAGE 1 35 DISPLAY_MODE 1 36 TREND_OFFLINE_LRV 4 37 TREND_OFFLINE_URV 4 38 DISP_TREND_SEL1 1 39 DISP_TREND...

Page 40: ...CTION_ DIRECTORY 14 DEVICE_KEY 15 DEVICE_SN 32 16 SPECIAL_ORDER_ID 32 17 MANUFAC_DATE 7 18 MS_CODE1 19 MS_CODE2 20 MS_CODE3 21 SOFTWARE_DESC 22 SIM_ENABLE_MSG 32 23 SOFTDL_PROTECT 1 24 SOFTDL_ERROR 2 25 SOFTDL_COUNT 26 SOFTDL_ACT_AREA 27 CAPABILITY_CONFIG 28 SI_CONTROL_CODES 1 29 COMSTACK_ STATISTICS_1 30 COMSTACK_ STATISTICS_2 31 EXEC_FB_CNT 32 FB_TEMP_DEV_ID 33 FD_EXTENDED_SIM 34 FD_1 35 FD_2 36...

Page 41: ..._B_REV 8 71 IND_B_REV 8 72 F_BCKUP_NAME 16 73 F_BCKUP_DATE 16 74 SD_BCK_NAME 8 75 BCK_NAME1 16 76 BCK_DATE1 16 77 BCK_NAME2 16 78 BCK_DATE2 16 79 BCK_NAME3 16 80 BCK_DATE3 16 81 BACKUP_EXEC 1 82 BACKUP_RSLT 1 83 RESTORE_EXEC 1 84 RESTORE_RSLT 1 85 LOGGING_FILE 8 86 LOG_INTR_TIM 1 87 L_START_DATE 16 88 L_START_TIME 16 89 LOG_END_TIME 1 90 LOG1_SELECT 1 91 LOG2_SELECT 1 92 LOG3_SELECT 1 93 LOG4_SELE...

Page 42: ...meter Name View 1 2 3 1 3 2 4 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 104 P1_WIDTH 1 105 P1_RATE_UNIT 1 106 P1_RATE_VAL 4 107 P1_LOW_CUT 4 108 P1_LOW_CUT_UNIT 2 109 P1_ALM_OUT 1 110 F1_AT_0 2 111 F1_AT_100 2 112 SO1_FUNC 1 113 P1_OPTS 1 Total 13 6 47 100 82 114 114 109 106 38 ...

Page 43: ...YS 4 25 HI_HI_PRI 1 26 HI_HI_LIM 4 27 HI_PRI 1 28 HI_LIM 4 29 LO_PRI 1 30 LO_LIM 4 31 LO_LO_PRI 1 32 LO_LO_LIM 4 33 HI_HI_ALM 34 HI_ALM 35 LO_ALM 36 LO_LO_ALM 37 BLOCK_ERR_DESC_1 Total 31 26 31 46 Table 4 17 View Object for DI Function Block Relative Index Parameter Name View 1 2 3 4 1 ST_REV 2 2 2 2 2 TAG_DESC 3 STRATEGY 2 4 ALERT_KEY 1 5 MODE_BLK 4 4 6 BLOCK_ERR 2 2 7 PV_D 2 2 8 OUT_D 2 2 9 SIMU...

Page 44: ...OUT 5 5 10 PV_SCALE 11 11 OUT_SCALE 11 12 GRANT_DENY 2 13 CONTROL_OPTS 2 14 STATUS_OPTS 2 15 IN 5 16 PV_FTIME 4 17 BYPASS 1 18 CAS_IN 5 5 19 SP_RATE_DN 4 20 SP_RATE_UP 4 21 SP_HI_LIM 4 22 SP_LO_LIM 4 23 GAIN 4 24 RESET 4 25 BAL_TIME 4 26 RATE 4 27 BKCAL_IN 5 28 OUT_HI_LIM 4 29 OUT_LO_LIM 4 30 BKCAL_HYS 4 31 BKCAL_OUT 5 32 RCAS_IN 5 33 ROUT_IN 5 34 SHED_OPT 1 35 RCAS_OUT 5 36 ROUT_OUT 5 37 TRK_SCAL...

Page 45: ...T_KEY 1 5 MODE_BLK 4 4 6 BLOCK_ERR 2 2 7 CHANNEL 2 8 IN_1 5 5 9 IN_2 5 5 10 IN_3 5 5 11 IN_4 5 5 12 IN_5 5 5 13 IN_6 5 5 14 IN_7 5 5 15 IN_8 5 5 16 MO_OPTS 2 17 FSTATE_TIME 4 18 FSTATE_VAL1 4 19 FSTATE_VAL2 4 20 FSTATE_VAL3 4 21 FSTATE_VAL4 4 22 FSTATE_VAL5 4 23 FSTATE_VAL6 4 24 FSTATE_VAL7 4 25 FSTATE_VAL8 4 26 FSTATE_STATUS 2 2 27 UPDATE_EVT 28 BLOCK_ALM Total 50 2 50 45 ...

Page 46: ...PRE_TRIP 4 32 N_RESET 4 4 33 PCT_INCL 4 4 34 GOOD_LIM 4 35 UNCERT_LIM 4 36 OP_CMD_INT 1 1 37 OUTAGE_LIM 4 38 RESET_CONFIRM 2 2 39 UPDATE_EVT 40 BLOCK_ALM Total 52 17 64 42 Table 4 21 View Object for AR Function Block Relative Index Parameter Name View 1 2 3 4 1 ST_REV 2 2 2 2 2 TAG_DESC 3 STRATEGY 2 4 ALERT_KEY 1 5 MODE_BLK 4 4 6 BLOCK_ERR 2 2 7 PV 5 5 8 OUT 5 5 9 PRE_OUT 5 5 10 PV_SCALE 11 11 OUT...

Page 47: ...2 40433 DI1 function block 40600 40601 40602 40603 DI2 function block 40610 40611 40612 40613 DI3 function block 40620 40621 40622 40623 PID function block 40800 40801 40802 40803 MAO function block 41000 41001 41002 41003 IT1 function block 41600 41601 41602 41603 IT2 function block 41610 41611 41612 41613 AR function block 41750 41751 41752 41753 Includes the VIEW object for manufacturing 4 6 5 ...

Page 48: ...zation counter function to scale totalized values with the conversion factor and to count a specific flow rate The product also has the totalization switch function that compares a specified target value with a totalized value to output the result as the status output and the totalization preset function that starts totalization with the value specified in advance For details about the totalizatio...

Page 49: ... information refer to Section 5 8 Self check function The self check function can be used to diagnose failures of the product or the process state For example this function is useful for diagnosing the health of the product by using the electrode adhesion detecting function sensor empty check function or verification function For details about the self check functions refer to Section 5 9 Test mod...

Page 50: ...put frequency output and status output This product has terminals for outputting pulse or status for calibration The pulse status terminal should be always used offline When the pulse output is used the pulse width or pulse rate can be selected When a frequency output is used outputs at 0 and 100 can be specified for the span of the process value When the status output is used the product status c...

Page 51: ...2 I O3 I O4 F0 F FOUNDATION Fieldbus communication P Sout Passive P Sout Pulse output or status output The position of Communication and I O code Integral Type AXG AXW AXW G Remote transmitter AXG4A AXW4A 5 1 2 Connection of Process Value to AI Function The process value calculated by STB and DTB are output to a specific channel respectively By selecting the channel used in the AI function block a...

Page 52: ...of Relation of Process Value and AI Function Block CHANNEL number Selection Model Supported AI function block Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus 1 Velocity Velocity AXG AXW AI1 2 Volume flow Volume flow AXG AXW 3 Mass flow Mass flow AXG AXW 4 Calorie Calorie AXG AI2 AI3 AI4 AI4 supports only AXG 5 Totalizer 1 Total1 AXG AXW 6 Totalizer 2 Total2 AXG AXW 7 Adhesion Adhesion AXG AXW 8 Electrode A Electrode ...

Page 53: ...ariables see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 45 PV flow select Selected Flow Displays the target process for PV Setting example When the magnetic flowmeter is used by outputting the volumetric flow rate from AI1 and setting the volumetric flow rate span at 100 m3 h set the parameters as shown below AI1 CHANNEL Volume flow AI1 Transducer Scale U...

Page 54: ...7 Velocity Value Velocity Value Status Displays the status of the flow velocity Velocity Velocity Value Velocity Value Value Displays the value of the flow velocity STB 29 Volume Flow Value Volume Flow Value Status Displays the status of volumetric flow rate Volume Volume Flow Value Volume Flow Value Value Displays the value of the volumetric flow rate STB 33 Mass Flow Value Mass Flow Value Status...

Page 55: ...e Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus DTB 14 Adhesion Value Status Status of the resistance value of the electrode Value Adhesion Value Value Displays the resistance value of the electrode Electrode potential Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Diagnosis Empty check see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Process Variables DTB Process Variables Dynamic Variables Device V...

Page 56: ... from AI1 to AI3 Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus AI1 AI4 AXG AI1 AI3 AXW 10 XD scale Units index Transducer Scale Units Index Specifies the unit of the process value selected in the AI The settings for this parameter is also reflected to the following parameters for STB Only the unit of the process value selected in the AI channel is reflected Flow veloc...

Page 57: ...ric flow rate mass flow rate and calorie can be set from Sensor TB However the unit of the span is the unit set in Subsection 5 1 4 If the flow rate unit is changed the span value is converted in conjunction with the changed unit The setting can be configured with the following parameters Flow velocity volumetric flow rate mass flow rate calorie Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Pro va...

Page 58: ... 2 response and the damping time constant for AIFB output can be specified To reduce an output fluctuation or change the response speed change the damping time constant default value 3 0 seconds For a piston pump etc the pulsing flow of up to 1 Hz can be measured with an output damping of 0 1 seconds The setting can be configured with the following parameters Flow rate related process values frequ...

Page 59: ...alorie Calorific Damping Ttl Specifies the damping time constant of the calorie pulse totalized value only available for AXG not for AXW Flow noise Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Diagnosis Flow noise see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Diagnostic DTB Device Diagnostics Diagnostics Alerts Diagnostics Flow Noise see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fiel...

Page 60: ...an be configured with the following parameters AI FB output Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Fieldbus info AI1FB see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration AI1 Device Configuration Configuration Options see below For AXG one from Al1 to Al4 and for AXW one from AI1 to AI3 Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus AI1 AI4 AXG AI1 AI3 AXW 17 LOW...

Page 61: ...scription Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 67 Totalizer 1 Low cut Totalizer 1 Total 1 Lowcut Specifies the low cut value of totalizer 1 STB 76 Totalizer 2 Low cut Totalizer 2 Total 2 Lowcut Specifies the low cut value of totalizer 2 An actual value which makes low cutting effective has 0 5 hysteresis from the set low cut value The hysteresis width on the negative side going into the low cut when fl...

Page 62: ...ase increase the flow rate span damping time constant or low cut value NOTE If the output process value to be output is changed it is necessary to specify the low cut value again 5 1 8 Sensor s Nominal Size Setting To combine the remote transmitter with other remote sensor the nominal size of the remote sensor must be set The setting can be configured with the following parameters Menu path Displa...

Page 63: ...ion STB Device Configuration Configuration Process Variables Density see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 97 Value select Density Select Selects one of the following temperature based density corrections Fixed value Uses the fixed density Correction value Uses the corrected density Only available for AXG not for AXW STB 98 Unit Density Unit Spec...

Page 64: ... Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 101 Std temperature Standard Temperature Specifies the reference standard temperature for using the temperature based density correction function STB 107 Fixed temperature Calorific Fixed Temp Specifies the reference temperature to use for the calorie calculation with temperature difference from the temperature which is inp...

Page 65: ...uid is changed be sure to perform the zero adjustment for the changed fluid Execution of zero adjustment Zero adjustment using the display can be executed with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration STB Device Configuration Maintenance Autozero see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATIO...

Page 66: ...ult The zero adjustment result using the display can be confirmed with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Autozero Result see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration STB Device Configuration Maintenance Autozero see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 60 Zero value Zero Value Refer to the following confirmati...

Page 67: ...plays the unit of totalizer 2 5 2 2 Totalized Value Display and Totalization Counter Function The totalization result can be displayed with a totalized value or a totalized value which is scaled with the conversion factor totalized count value When the totalized value is scaled with the conversion factor a specific flow rate is totalized in 1 count increments which can be used as a totalizer count...

Page 68: ...o 2 If the totalized value of totalizer 2 is 10 123 m3 the totalized value is scaled to 10 123 2 5 5 2 3 Totalization Switch Function When a target value threshold to totalize is specified it can be used as a totalization switch function The totalization switch function can compare the specified target value with the totalized value and output the result in status output The status output is activ...

Page 69: ...on with an instantaneous value at that time even while an alarm is occurring Stop Stop Displays the totalized value up to that point by immediately stopping the totalizer if an alarm occurs Last valid Last valid Continues the totalization function with the last instantaneous value right before an alarm occurs monotonical increasing 5 2 5 Start Stop Setting for Totalization Function The start stop ...

Page 70: ...OnlyPositive Totalizes only the flow rate in the forward direction Only negative OnlyNegative Totalizes only the flow rate in the reverse direction Hold Hold Stops totalization processing holding the current totalized value 5 2 7 Totalized Value Reset Preset Function The reset preset function can be specified for the totalized value If the reset function is used the function resets the totalized v...

Page 71: ...set Preset Uses the preset function for the totalized value Preset value setting Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Totalizer see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration STB Device Configuration Configuration Totalizer see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 73 Totalizer 1 Preset value Totalizer1 Total 1 Preset Value Specifies the...

Page 72: ... contact point output becomes 1 State 1 if the process value goes below the threshold When the process value goes over the value obtained by adding the hysteresis to the threshold threshold hysteresis after that the contact point output becomes 0 When the operation direction is High limit the operation is opposite to the operation for Low limit When process value goes over the threshold the contac...

Page 73: ...uration Limit Sts Volume see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 118 Limit Sts Volume1 Value Lmt Sts Vol1 Status Displays the status of the contact point output of volumetric flow rate limit switch 1 STB Limit Sts Volume1 Value Lmt Sts Vol1 Value Displays the contact point output of volumetric flow rate limit switch 1 STB 119 Lmt Sts Vol1 Sp Specif...

Page 74: ...s2 Act Dir Specifies the operation direction of mass flow rate limit switch 2 STB 136 Lmt Sts Mass2 Hys Specifies the hysteresis of mass flow rate limit switch 2 STB 137 Lmt Sts Mass2 Unit Displays the unit of the mass flow rate Calorie limit switch Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration STB Device Configuration Configuration Limit Sts Calorie see below Block Name Relative Index Paramete...

Page 75: ... switch 1 DTB 60 Lmt Sts Adh1 Act Dir Specifies the operation direction of adhesion limit switch 1 DTB 61 Lmt Sts Adh1 Hys Specifies the hysteresis of adhesion limit switch 1 DTB 62 Lmt Sts Adh1 Unit Displays the unit of the adhesion Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration DTB Device Configuration Configuration Limit Switch Adhesion 2 see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Descript...

Page 76: ...mit switch 1 between electrode A and electrode C DTB 72 Lmt Sts Elec A1 Unit Displays the unit of the voltage between electrode A and electrode C Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration DTB Device Configuration Configuration Limit Switch Electrode A2 see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus DTB 73 Lim Sw Electrode A2 Value Lmt Sts Elec A2 Statu...

Page 77: ...mit switch 1 between electrode B and electrode C DTB 82 Lmt Sts Elec B1 Unit Displays the unit of the voltage between electrode B and electrode C Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration DTB Device Configuration Configuration Limit Switch Electrode B2 see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus DTB 83 Lim Sw Electrode B2 Value Lmt Sts Elec B2 Statu...

Page 78: ...tus of the contact point output of flow noise limit switch 2 Lim Sw Flow Noise 2 Value Lmt Sts FLN2 Value Displays the contact point output of flow noise limit switch 2 DTB 94 Lmt Sts FLN2 Sp Specifies the threshold of flow noise limit switch 2 DTB 95 Lmt Sts FLN2 Act Dir Specifies the operation direction of flow noise limit switch 2 DTB 96 Lmt Sts FLN2 Hys Specifies the hysteresis of flow noise l...

Page 79: ...onductivity limit switch 2 DTB 105 Lmt Sts Cndc2 Act Dir Specifies the operation direction of conductivity limit switch 2 DTB 106 Lmt Sts Cndc2 Hys Specifies the hysteresis of conductivity limit switch 2 DTB 107 Lmt Sts Cndc2 Unit Displays the unit of the conductivity The following selections are available as an operation method Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus state 0 Limit statu...

Page 80: ...lume2 Hi Lo Limit Channel 24 Mass1 Hi Lo Limit Channel 25 Mass2 Hi Lo Limit Channel 26 Calorie1 Hi Lo Limit Channel 27 Calorie2 Hi Lo Limit Channel 28 Adhesion2 Hi Lo Limit ElectrodeA1 Hi Lo Limit Channel 31 ElectrodeB2 Hi Lo Limit Channel 33 ElectrodeB1 Hi Lo Limit Channel 32 Flow Noise2 Hi Lo Limit Channel 35 Conductivity1 Hi Lo Limit Channel 36 Conductivity2 Hi Lo Limit Channel 37 Flow Noise Al...

Page 81: ...FLN 2 AXG 37 Cond 1 Hi Lo Limit Cond 1 AXG 38 Cond 2 Hi Lo Limit Cond 2 AXG 39 Adhesion Warn Status Adh Warn AXG AXW 40 Adhesion Alarm Status Adh Alm AXG AXW 41 Flow Noise Warn Status FLN Warn AXG 42 Flow Noise Alm Status FLN Alm AXG 43 Low Conductivity Warn Status LoCndc Warn AXG A channel can be selected in each DI function block with the following parameter Display Device setup Detailed setup F...

Page 82: ...unction Temp Function Specifies as what value the device should handle the external temperature input internally STB 85 Unit Temp Unit Specifies the unit of the external temperature input STB 86 URV Temp URV Specifies the high limit of the range value of the external temperature input STB 87 LRV Temp LRV Specifies the low limit of the range value of the external temperature input NOTE When the ext...

Page 83: ...the sensor is forward 5 5 2 Rate Limit Function Setting If the rate limit function is used it becomes possible to reduce noises that cannot be all cleared only by lengthening the damping time constant When a step signal or a sudden signal due to a slurry fluid is input this function judges whether the signal is a flow rate signal or a noise signal This judgment is made based on the high low limit ...

Page 84: ...ut as shown in the following figure The Dead time T0 Determine the value depending on the width of the output fluctuation Choose the larger value when the noise which is over the dead time as shown in the following figure NOTE For the rate limit function the dead time is set to 0 at shipment from the manufacturing factory Be sure to set the dead time when the rate limit function is used Signal pro...

Page 85: ...e flow rate value in the dead time is set to the flow rate after damping calculation signal of rate limit value 1 The input signal does not return to the rate limit value or less within the dead time therefore it is judged to be a flow rate signal at the time of 3 The output signal starts following the step signal along the damping curve The figure below shows an output example when a slurry noise...

Page 86: ...tting This function can be specified whether the excitation frequency internal signal processing frequency and power frequency are synchronous or asynchronous When setting the excitation frequency and power frequency to asynchronous the excitation frequency is determined with the setpoint of the power frequency The power frequency synchronous asynchronous mode and the power frequency can be config...

Page 87: ... the density correction calculation can be performed based on temperature The measurement accuracy for the mass flow rate is improved by using this function The mass flow rate is calculated using the following formula Vm Vf x ρ Vm Mass flow rate kg s Vf Volumetric flow rate m3 s ρ Density kg m3 When the density correction calculation is performed based on temperature the density is obtained using ...

Page 88: ...re input by referring to Section 5 4 4 Set the standard temperature and standard density by referring to Subsections 5 1 9 and 5 1 10 5 Set the primary and secondary compensating rates of the compensation formula NOTE The density correction calculation is performed only when items 1 and 2 above are specified If they are not specified the density is assigned to the fixed value that is specified in ...

Page 89: ... Device setup Detailed setup Pro var Calorie see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration STB Device Configuration Configuration Process Variables Calorie see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 106 Specific heat Specific Heat Specifies the specific heat The calorie calculation can be configured using the following procedures When the tempera...

Page 90: ...n see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration STB Device Configuration Maintenance see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 61 0 signal lock Signal Lock Specifies specifications for 0 signal lock From the table below select the specifications of 0 signal lock Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Off Unlock Does not use 0 Signal L...

Page 91: ...hown in the following table corresponds to FD_EXTENDED_ACTIVE_n in Section 6 1 and n in DEVICE_CONDITION_ACTIVE_n Bit shows bit assignment for each parameter System alarm The device breaks down and causes abnormal measurement Device replacement is needed NE 107 Error Message Error Description Countermeasure FD bit Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus F 010 Main CPU FAIL Main board CPU failure CPU main boar...

Page 92: ...e temperature specifications If the situation does not improve contact Yokogawa service center 2 5 F 030 LCD drv FAIL LCD driver failure Failure of display driver was detected Contact Yokogawa service center 2 4 F 031 Ind bd mismatch Indicator board mismatch Mismatch of display board was detected Contact Yokogawa service center 2 3 F 032 Ind comm ERR Indicator communication error Communication err...

Page 93: ...AI1 block Check AI1 Output Value and settings of AI1 Hi Lim and AI1 Hi Pri 7 9 N 367 AI1 Lo Alarm AI1 Low Alarm Low alarm occurred in the AI1 block Check AI1 Output Value and settings of AI1 Lo Lim and AI1 Lo Pri 7 8 N 368 AI2 HH Alarm AI2 High High Alarm HI_HI alarm occurred in the AI2 block Check AI2 Output Value and settings of AI2 HiHi Lim and AI2 Hi Hi Pri 7 7 N 369 AI2 LLAlarm AI2 Low Low Al...

Page 94: ...ID HiHi Lim and PID Hi Hi Pri 8 27 N 393 PID LLAlarm PID Low Low Alarm LO_LO alarm occurred the PID block Check PID Output Value and settings of PID LoLo Lim and PID Lo Lo Pri 8 26 N 394 PID Hi Alarm PID High Alarm High alarm occurred in the PID block Check PID Output Value and settings of PID Hi Lim and PID Hi Pri 8 25 N 395 PID Lo Alarm PID Low Alarm Low alarm occurred in the PID block Check PID...

Page 95: ...imulation Active AI1 simulation function is running Disable SIMULATE Simulate En Disable of the AI1 block 6 28 C 304 AI2 O S Mode AI2 in O S Mode The AI2 block is in the O S mode Change the AI2 block mode 6 27 C 305 AI2 Man Mode AI2 in Man Mode The AI2 block is in the Man mode Change the AI2 block mode 6 26 C 306 AI2 Not Schedule AI2 Not Scheduled AI2 block is unscheduled Schedule the AI2 block 6 ...

Page 96: ...e of the DI1 block 6 0 C 344 DI2 O S Mode DI2 in O S Mode The DI2 block is in the O S mode Change the DI2 block mode 7 31 C 345 DI2 Man Mode DI2 in Man Mode The DI2 block is in the Man mode Change the DI2 block mode 7 30 C 346 DI2 Not Schedule DI2 Not Scheduled DI2 block is unscheduled Schedule the DI2 block 7 29 C 347 DI2 Simulate Act DI2 Simulation Active DI2 simulation function is running Disab...

Page 97: ...tion of insulation to the electrode Recommend cleaning the electrode 4 31 N 088 LC warn Low conductivity warning Decrease of conductivity was detected Check fluid conductivity 4 30 M 089 Insu detect Insulation detection Insulation deterioration of electrode was detected Contact Yokogawa service center 4 29 N 090 FLN over lv 3 Flow noise over level 3 Flow noise exceeded Level 3 Detection of flow no...

Page 98: ...re just reference information NE 107 Error Message Error Description Countermeasure FD bit Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus N 120 Watchdog Watchdog Error of Watchdog timer was detected Contact Yokogawa service center 4 7 N 121 Power off Power off Power off was detected 4 6 N 122 Inst power FAIL Instant power failure Instantaneous power failure was detected 4 5 N 123 Param bkup run Parameter backup runn...

Page 99: ... IM 01E21A02 03EN NE 107 Error Message Error Description Countermeasure FD bit Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus N 246 Simulate SW OFF Simulation Switch OFF Simulation switch is turned off Turn on the simulation switch 1 21 ...

Page 100: ...2 4 Alarm 17 A D2 failure Exciter 20 Other Hold Prior setting Follows settings see 4 2 4 Alarm 18 Coil open 17 Other Hold Prior setting Follows settings see 4 2 4 Alarm 19 Coil short 20 Other Hold Prior setting Follows settings see 4 2 4 Alarm 20 Exciter failure 20 Other Normal calculation Follows settings see 4 2 4 Alarm 27 Parameter restore incomplete 17 Other Normal calculation Follows settings...

Page 101: ...vel 4 17 17 Other Other Normal calculation Follows settings see 4 2 4 Alarm 364 AI1 High High Alarm Normal 365 AI1 Low Low Alarm Normal 366 AI1 High Alarm Normal 367 AI1 Low Alarm Normal 368 AI2 High High Alarm Normal 369 AI2 Low Low Alarm Normal 370 AI2 High Alarm Normal 371 AI2 Low Alarm Normal 372 AI3 High High Alarm Normal 373 AI3 Low Low Alarm Normal 374 AI3 High Alarm Normal 375 AI3 Low Alar...

Page 102: ...alculation Totalizer processing continue Alarm 72 Data logging not started 17 Other Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Alarm 247 RB in O S Mode Alarm 300 AI1 in O S Mode Normal 301 AI1 in Man Mode Normal 302 AI1 Not Scheduled Normal 303 AI1 Simulation Active Normal 304 AI2 in O S Mode Normal 305 AI2 in Man Mode Normal 306 AI2 Not Scheduled Normal 307 AI2 Simulation Active Normal 308 ...

Page 103: ...n Man Mode Normal 346 DI2 Not Scheduled Normal 347 DI2 Simulation Active Normal 348 DI3 in O S Mode Normal 349 DI3 in Man Mode Normal 350 DI3 Not Scheduled Normal 351 DI3 Simulation Active Normal 352 AR in O S Mode Normal 353 AR in MAN Mode Normal 354 AR Not Scheduled Normal 356 MAO in O S Mode Normal 357 MAO Not Scheduled Normal 359 No FB Scheduled Normal 360 Sensor TB in O S Mode O S Normal 361 ...

Page 104: ...Autozero warning 18 Other Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Warning 93 Verification warning Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Warning 94 Factory noise warning 17 Other Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Warning 95 Simulation active 17 Other Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Warning 98 Pulse output 1 fixed 17 Other Normal calculation Totali...

Page 105: ...meter backup running Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Execute 124 Data logging running Normal calculation Totalizer processing continue Icon 133 G A mismatch error 17 Other Alarm 246 Simulation Switch OFF Normal 248 Simulation Switch ON Normal 252 Hard Write Lock SW ON Normal 253 Write Locked Normal 254 Hard Write Lock SW OFF Normal 255 Write Unlocked Normal When a diagnosis relate...

Page 106: ...ay Display Alarm Specifies the alarm display From the table below select the alarm display Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Normal Normal Displays the process value and alarm name F0425 ai 01 00 VEL AO1 FLP SET SFT INC 0 00000m s mA 4 000 018 Coil open 0 0 Detail Detail Displays the alarm name and action F0426 ai 01 00 SET SFT INC System Alarm Cut the power and check coil EX cable...

Page 107: ...ew alarm STB 156 Record time 1 Alarm Time 1 Displays the operation time when the first new alarm occurs STB 157 Record alarm 2 Alarm Record 2 Displays the name of the second new alarm STB 158 Record time 2 Alarm Time 2 Displays the operation time when the second new alarm occurs STB 159 Record alarm 3 Alarm Record 3 Displays the name of the third new alarm STB 160 Record time 3 Alarm Time 3 Displa...

Page 108: ...n To enable the alarm notification set Signal overflow of STB Alarm Out Mask2 to Off Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Sts Self test Alarm Alarm out mask see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Diagnostic STB Device Diagnostics Diagnostics Alerts Alert Alarm Out Mask see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus STB 148 Mask 1 1 Alarm Out Mask1 Specifies the...

Page 109: ...ies the mask function for alarm record 2 2 STB 154 Mask 3 1 Alarm Record Mask3 Specifies the mask function for alarm record 3 1 NOTE Note that an alarm masked with the alarm notification mask function is not recorded in the alarm record The alarm mask function setting is as follows Parameter Name Indicates the name of the mask setting parameter Alarm Name Indicates the alarm name Default Value Ind...

Page 110: ...ion configuration error Mask 2 2 071 FLN cfg ERR Alarm out mask 2 Flow noise configuration error Mask 2 2 072 Log not start Alarm out mask 2 Data logging not started Mask 2 2 082 Pls 1 saturate Alarm out mask 2 Pulse output 1 saturated Mask 2 2 085 Cable miscon Alarm out mask 2 Cable misconnect Mask 2 2 086 Coil insulation Alarm out mask 2 Coil insulation warning Mask 2 2 131 Trans mismatch Alarm ...

Page 111: ...failure 012 Main EEP FAIL Main board EEPROM failure Mask 1 1 013 Main EEP dflt Alarm record mask 1 Main board EEPROM default 014 Snsr bd FAIL Sensor board failure 015 Snsr comm ERR Sensor communication error 016 AD 1 FAIL Sig A D1 failure Signal 017 AD 2 FAIL Excit A D2 failure Exciter 018 Coil open Coil open 019 Coil short Coil short 020 Exciter FAIL Alarm record mask 1 Exciter failure 027 Restor...

Page 112: ...nsu detect Insulation detection 090 FLN over lv 3 Flow noise over level 3 091 FLN over lv 4 Flow noise over level 4 092 AZ warn Autozero warning 093 Verif warn Verification warning 094 Fact noise warn Factory noise warning 095 Simulate active Simulation active 098 Pls 1 fix Pulse output 1 fixed 101 Param restore run Parameter restore running 102 Disp over Display over warning 103 SD size warn micr...

Page 113: ...ies the language to be shown on the display From the table below select the language to be shown on the display Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus English English Package 1 Japanese English French German Italian Spanish Portuguese Russian Package 2 English or Chinese French French German German Italian Italian Spanish Spanish Portuguese Portuguese Russian Russian Chinese Chinese Jap...

Page 114: ...items item 1 is not selectable Flow rate Flow rate Displays the flow rate for the span of the process value PV mapped in Subsection 5 1 2 PV PV Displays the PV mapped process value in Subsection 5 1 2 Velocity Velocity Displays the flow velocity Volume flow Volume flow Displays the volumetric flow rate Mass flow Mass flow Displays the mass flow rate Flow rate Bar Flow rate Bar Displays the flow ra...

Page 115: ...ifies the decimal point position for the totalized value of totalizer 2 From the table below select the position of the decimal point Process value Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Auto Auto Automatically adjusts the number of decimal places 0 digit 0 digit Fixes the number of decimal places to 0 1 digit 1 digit Fixes the number of decimal places to 1 2 digit 2 digit Fixes the num...

Page 116: ...ig see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration LTB Device Configuration Configuration Display Operation Configuration see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus LTB 27 Line mode Display Line Specifies the number of lines to be shown on the display 1 LTB 31 Scroll mode Display Scroll Specifies the display scroll method 2 1 From the table below selec...

Page 117: ...o 8 s Auto 8 s Specifies to the automatic scroll at 8 second intervals NOTE The default value of the scroll method LTB Display Scroll Scroll mode is Off If the value of the scroll method is set to Off the 5th line and beyond cannot be checked on the display To display the 5th line and beyond set an option other than Off 5 7 5 Trend Graph Setting The trend graph display function displays the time c...

Page 118: ...er Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus LTB 35 Display mode Display Measure Mode Specifies the display of a trend graph From the table below select the trend graph display Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Normal Normal Does not display a trend graph normal display Trend Trend Displays a trend graph 2 Trend graph display item setting The setting can be configured with the follow...

Page 119: ...totalized value of totalizer 1 Totalizer 2 Totalizer2 Specify the totalized value of totalizer 2 3 Update period setting The setting can be configured with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Display set Optional config see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration LTB Device Configuration Configuration Display Operation Configuration see below Block Name Rel...

Page 120: ... 2 Display damping time constant setting This function can specify the damping time constant for the display independently of that specified in Subsection 5 1 6 The setting can be configured with the following parameters Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Display set Optional config see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration LTB Device Configuration Configuration Display Operati...

Page 121: ...h year YYYY MM DD YYYY MM DD Displays the date as year month day 4 Display black white inverse setting The black white inverse is available for the display The setting can be configured with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Display set Optional config see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration LTB Device Configuration Configuration Display Operation Con...

Page 122: ... Low cut value setting The low cut value can be set for the PV value displayed on the display The setting can be configured with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Display set Optional config see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration LTB Device Configuration Configuration Display Operation Configuration see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Descr...

Page 123: ... stored in the transmitter Restore Restore each block to the target mode before executing this function Not Execute Not execute 5 7 7 microSD Card Setting If the optional code MC is selected the backup parameters and logging data can be used by inserting the dedicated microSD card into the display For details about backing up parameters and logging data refer to Section 5 11 1 Removing the microSD...

Page 124: ...on Cancel Cancels formatting Execute Executes formatting 3 Checking contents of the microSD card Data on the microSD card can be checked with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup microSD Contents 4 Checking the property of the microSD card The total space available space and file system of the microSD card can be checked with the following parameter z z Displaying total space Men...

Page 125: ... setup Device info Order info see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration MTB Device Configuration Device Information see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus PD Tag Displays PD Tag Max 32 characters MTB 50 MS code Model code Basic Model Code Specifies the model code of the integral flowmeter or remote transmitter MTB 51 MS code Suffix config 1 S...

Page 126: ...ial number device No of the sensor NOTE When any parameter related to the order information about the device is changed the order information at shipment from the manufacturing factory cannot be referred to To store the order information defined at shipment from the manufacturing factory it is recommended to refer to Section 5 11 to make a backup 5 8 2 Device Revision The revision of the software ...

Page 127: ...h the following parameters Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Device info Memo see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration MTB Device Configuration Device Information Memo see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus MTB 66 Memo 1 Memo 1 Specifies memo 1 MTB 67 Memo 2 Memo 2 Specifies memo 2 MTB 68 Memo 3 Memo 3 Specifies memo 3 ...

Page 128: ...he conductivity falls below the specified value Only available for AXG not for AXW Coil insulation diagnosis By diagnosing the current value of exciting current a warning is displayed when the insulation is deteriorated 5 9 2 Alarm High Low Limit Function When the PV mapped physical quantity of Subsection 5 1 2 exceeds the set value the alarm can be displayed with the high low limit function of th...

Page 129: ...ysteresis value Span or max range x Hysteresis width 2 Value that causes a high or high high limit alarm to be reset Set high limit or high high limit Hysteresis value 3 Value that causes a low or low low limit alarm to be reset Specified low limit or low low limit value Hysteresis value Example Span of volumetric flow rate 300 m3 h High limit value 250 m3 h Low limit value 50 m3 h High high limit...

Page 130: ...hen adhesion exceeds level 3 and an alarm when adhesion exceeds level 4 For details about the alarm and warning refer to Subsection 5 6 1 Also for the resistance value of the electrode refer to Subsection 5 1 3 F0434 ai Alarm Level 4 Warning Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 The setting can be configured with the following parameters Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Diagnosis Adhesion see below F...

Page 131: ...rode adhesion detecting function NOTE If the electrode adhesion detecting function is not used the electrode resistance value and level are cleared NOTE Before using the electrode adhesion detecting function be sure to make sure that the sensor is in the full pipe state If the sensor is in the empty pipe state the function to detect adhesion may not run normally NOTE The electrode adhesion detecti...

Page 132: ...n the electrode and the ground For that reason the empty pipe state may not be detected due to the piping condition electrode condition and environmental noise In particular note that the empty check function may not operate properly for high viscosity fluids and adhesive fluids It takes 10 to 15 minutes to diagnose the empty pipe state Other process alarms may occur before the empty check alarm o...

Page 133: ...lay FOUNDATION Fieldbus Zero Zero 0 output Input 0 Output fixed 0 pps 0 output Measured value Measured value Output of calculated value Undefined Totalization of calculated value Undefined Output of calculated value Undefined Output of calculated value Undefined Hold Hold Fixes the last valid value before the diagnosis starts Totalizes the last valid value before the diagnosis starts Fixes the las...

Page 134: ...ples of Failed results VF check results Failed VF Operation time 00001D 10 01 Magnetic circuit result Passed Exciting circuit result Passed Calculation circuit result Failed Device status result Passed Connection status result Passed Contact Yokogawa service center if the Failed message is displayed for items from Magnetic circuit result to Device status result If Failed is displayed for Connectio...

Page 135: ... value Undefined Output of calculated value Undefined Output of calculated value Undefined Hold Hold Fixes the last valid value before the diagnosis starts Totalizes the last valid value before the diagnosis starts Fixes the last valid value before the diagnosis starts Fixes the last valid value before the diagnosis starts 2 From the table below select the fluid state to execute the verification f...

Page 136: ... DTB Device Diagnostics Diagnostics Alerts Maintenance Verification see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus DTB 51 Failed Passed VF Check Results Execution result DTB 52 VF operate time VF Operation Time Operation time of verification when started DTB 53 Magnetic circuit Magnetic Circuit Res Magnetic circuit diagnosis result DTB 54 Excite circuit Excit...

Page 137: ...nostic execute Diagnostic Exe Specifies the execution of the electrode insulation deterioration diagnostic function 1 DTB 46 Diagnostic output Diagnostic Output Specifies the output to execute the electrode insulation deterioration diagnostic function 2 1 The electrode insulation deterioration diagnosis can be configured with the following parameters In the communication access of FOUNDATION Field...

Page 138: ...layed For details about the alarm and warning refer to Subsection 5 6 1 Also for the flow noise value refer to Subsection 5 1 3 For details about the flow noise span and damping time constant refer to Subsections 5 1 5 and 5 1 6 F0436 ai Warning Level 4 Warning Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 The setting can be configured with the following parameters Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Diagnosis ...

Page 139: ...ervice Diagnosis Conductivity see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Diagnostic DTB Device Diagnostics Diagnostics Alerts Diagnostics Conductivity see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus DTB 38 Function Low Conduct Check Specifies the use of the low conductivity diagnosis function 1 DTB 39 Low limit Conductivity Limit Specifies the value used to judge the low c...

Page 140: ...e low conductivity may not run normally NOTE If this function is set to Disable the low conductivity value is cleared 5 9 10 Coil Insulation Diagnosis Coil insulation diagnosis is the function to display a warning when the insulation is deteriorated by diagnosing a current value of the exciting current For details about the alarm and warning refer to Subsection 5 6 1 The setting can be configured ...

Page 141: ...red with the following parameters Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Diagnosis see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Diagnostic DTB Device Diagnostics Diagnostics Alerts Diagnostics see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus DTB 42 V peak hold Peak Hold Value Displays the maximum voltage value of the flow rate signal only available for AXG not for AXW DT...

Page 142: ...96 Test mode Test Mode Selects the test item From the table below select the test terminal and process value Display Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Off Off Turns off the test mode Velocity test Velocity Starts testing the flow velocity PO1 test Pulse Starts testing pulse output or frequency output 1 of the I O2 terminal SO1 test Status Starts testing status output 1 of the I O2 ...

Page 143: ...alue Specifies the frequency of pulse output or frequency output 1 for the I O2 terminal MTB 99 SO1 SO1 Test Value Specifies the status of status output 1 for the I O2 terminal 5 10 3 Test 2 Mode Test 2 Mode is the function to perform a test to the process value analog output totalized value and pulse at once The test value can be set in the range between 10 0 and 110 0 Input test values are teste...

Page 144: ...eldbus Device Configuration MTB Device Configuration Query Device MaintTB Original Parameters Part2 Page 4 Test Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus MTB 95 Release time Test Auto Release Time Specifies the time to automatically reset the test mode From the table below select the test mode auto reset time Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus 10 mi...

Page 145: ... refer to Subsection 5 11 3 Menu path Display Device setup Diag Service Param bkup restore see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration MTB Device Configuration Maintenance Parameter Backup Restore see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus MTB 72 F backup name Factory Backup Name Displays the backup name defined at shipment from the manufacturing f...

Page 146: ...ks up parameter settings from the main board to memory 3 in the display s built in memory Store main to SD Store Main to SD Backs up parameter settings from the main board to the microSD card Store EEP1 to SD Store EEP1 to SD Backs up parameter settings from memory 1 in the display s built in memory to the microSD card Store EEP2 to SD Store EEP2 to SD Backs up parameter settings from memory 2 in ...

Page 147: ...hension over level 4 060 Span cfg ERR 60 Span configuration error 066 Density cfg ERR 66 Density configuration error 067 Pls 1 cfg ERR 67 Pulse output 1 cfg error 069 Nomi size cfg 69 Nominal size cfg error 070 Adh cfg ERR 70 Adhesion configuration error 071 FLN cfg ERR 71 Flow noise cfg error 072 Log not start 72 Data logging not started 082 Pls 1 saturate 82 Pulse output 1 saturated 085 Cable mi...

Page 148: ...OFF 247 RB O S Mode 247 RB in O S mode 248 Simulate SW ON 248 Simulation Switch ON 249 SoftDL Incmplt 249 SoftDL Incomplete 250 SoftDL FAIL 250 SoftDL Failure 251 Abnml Boot PRS 251 Abnormal Boot Process 252 HWrite Lock SW ON 252 Hard Write Lock SW ON 253 Write Locked 253 Write Locked 254 HWrite Lock SW OFF 254 Hard Write Lock SW OFF 255 Write Unlocked 255 Write Unlocked 300 AI1 O S Mode 300 AI1 i...

Page 149: ...AR Not Scheduled 356 MAO O S Mode 356 MAO in O S Mode 357 MAO Not Schedule 357 MAO Not Scheduled 359 No FB Scheduled 359 No FB Scheduled 360 SnsrTB O S Mode 360 SensorTB in O S mode 361 DiagTB O S Mode 361 DiagnosticTB in O S Mode 362 MaintTB O S Mode 362 MaintenanceTB in O S Mode 363 DispTB O S Mode 363 DisplayTB in O S Mode 364 AI1 HH Alarm 364 AI1 High High Alarm 365 AI1 LLAlarm 365 AI1 Low Low...

Page 150: ...ction set STB DTB MTB and LTB to the O S mode IMPORTANT For the remote type it is necessary to set the device information of the remote sensor to the parameters of the remote transmitter The methods to restore or duplicate settings can be selected from the following four types Duplicate Data Restores the target parameter excluding the service parameters related to the transmitter adjustment from t...

Page 151: ...r Duplicate Data setting from memory 2 on the display board to the main board of the product Duplicate data 3 Duplicate Data3 Restores the parameter Duplicate Data setting from memory 3 on the display board to the main board of the product Duplicate SD Duplicate SD Restores the parameter Duplicate Data setting from the microSD card to the main board of the product Restore data 1 Restore Data1 Rest...

Page 152: ...ailure 029 Ind bd EEP FAIL 29 Indicator board EEP failure 030 LCD drv FAIL 30 LCD driver failure 031 Ind bd mismatch 31 Indicator board mismatch 032 Ind comm ERR 32 Indicator communication error 033 microSD FAIL 33 microSD failure 050 Signal overflow 50 Signal overflow 051 Empty detect 51 Empty pipe detection 053 Adh over lv 4 53 Adhension over level 4 060 Span cfg ERR 60 Span configuration error ...

Page 153: ... 22 38 N O 235 Link Obj 6 22 38 Not Open 236 Lnk O5 21 37 N O 236 Link Obj 5 21 37 Not Open 237 Lnk O4 20 36 N O 237 Link Obj 4 20 36 Not Open 238 Lnk O3 19 35 N O 238 Link Obj 3 19 35 Not Open 239 Lnk O2 18 34 N O 239 Link Obj 2 18 34 Not Open 240 Lnk O1 17 33 N O 240 Link Obj 1 17 33 Not Open 244 Amp EEP FAIL 244 Amp EEPROM Failure 246 Simulate SW OFF 246 Simulation Switch OFF 247 RB O S Mode 24...

Page 154: ...de 348 DI2 in O S mode 349 DI3 Man Mode 349 DI2 in Man mode 350 DI3 Not Schedule 350 DI2 Not Scheduled 351 DI3 Simulate Act 351 DI2 Simulation Active 352 AR O S Mode 352 AR in O S Mode 353 AR Man Mode 353 AR in Man Mode 354 AR Not Scheduled 354 AR Not Scheduled 356 MAO O S Mode 356 MAO in O S Mode 357 MAO Not Schedule 357 MAO Not Scheduled 359 No FB Scheduled 359 No FB Scheduled 360 SnsrTB O S Mod...

Page 155: ... Velocity Unit Volume Flow Unit Mass Flow Unit Total1 Unit etc Those parameters which can be backed up have check marks in the check box in the column of Duplicate data in the following table Block Name Parameter Restore Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Duplicate data Restore data Compulsion data Restore Factory STB Damp AO F Velocity Damping STB Damp pls ttl Velocity Damping Ttl STB Damp AO F Volume F...

Page 156: ... 0 Frequency 1 at 0 MTB Frequency at 100 Frequency 1 at 100 MTB SO1 function SO1 Function STB SO1 function Temp Function STB URV Temp URV STB LRV Temp LRV STB Flow direct Flow Direction STB Rate limit Rate Limit STB Dead time Dead Time STB Noise filter Noise Filter STB Pulsing flow Pulsing Flow STB Power sync on off Power Synchronize STB Set power freq Power Frequency STB Value select Density Sele...

Page 157: ...c Model Code MTB Suffix config 1 Snsr Suffix Config 1 MTB Suffix config 2 Snsr Suffix Config 2 MTB Option 1 Sensor Option 1 MTB Option 2 Sensor Option 2 MTB Option 3 Sensor Option 3 MTB Option 4 Sensor Option 4 MTB Trans serial No Trans Serial No MTB Sensor serial No Sensor Serial No DTB Function Adhesion Check DTB Threshold level 1 Adhesion Level1 DTB Threshold level 2 Adhesion Level2 DTB Thresho...

Page 158: ...ate Logging Start Date Displays the date to start the data logging function MTB 88 Start time Logging Start Time Displays the time to start the data logging function MTB 89 End time Logging End Time Specifies the time to end the data logging function 2 MTB 90 Log 1 Log 1 Select Specifies process value 1 to be stored 3 MTB 91 Log 2 Log 2 Select Specifies process value 2 to be stored 3 MTB 92 Log 3 ...

Page 159: ...res the voltage of electrode A Electrode B Electrode B Stores the voltage of electrode B V peak V peak Stores the peak value of the flow rate signal only available for AXG not for AXW 4 From the table below select the use of the data logging function Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Not execute Not Execute Does not execute the data logging function Execute Execute Executes the dat...

Page 160: ...ny problems Ready for the microSD card Accessing the microSD card Disable to access the microSD card IMPORTANT Before using the data logging function make sure that the microSD card is prepared It takes approximately one minute until the product is ready to store data in the microSD card after it has been turned on Note that if the microSD card runs out of free space the subsequent data will not b...

Page 161: ... range for the write locking see below Write Lock Level If the write lock function is enabled the parameter of the block for Write Lock Level cannot be changed Figure 5 12 1 shows correspondence between write lock level and target blocks for write lock Furthermore WRITE_LOCK_LEVEL is set to A ALL FBAP resource block all parameters of transducer block and all parameters of the function block are wr...

Page 162: ...y set to 0 OFF When the write lock function hardware write lock is enabled with the switch be sure to set Hard W Lock bit4 of Feature Selection for the resource block to 1 ON Hard W Lock bit4 is set to 0 OFF at factory shipping Parameter To enable the software write lock which is set with Write Lock it is necessary to set Feature Selection to settings for factory shipping in advance Hard W Lock bi...

Page 163: ...ow For AXG one from Al1 to Al4 and for AXW one from AI1 to AI3 Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus AI1 AI4 AXG AI1 AI3 AXW 9 Simulation Enable In the communication access of FOUNDATION Fieldbus the communication access is set with the procedures of the interactive operation guide called DD Method Simulation Disable DIFB Menu path Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus ...

Page 164: ...gure 13 1 Settings of Simulation Switch IMPORTANT To set the simulation switch it needs to remove and install the cover on the display side Refer to the procedures described on the ADMAG TI Installation Manual for implementation To secure your safety do not touch an electric circuit and cable other than the simulation switch ...

Page 165: ...put of I O2 terminal Selection Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus No function No function Does not use the terminal Fixed pulse output Fixed Pulse Output Sets to the fixed pulse output Frequency output Frequency Output Sets to the frequency output Duty 50 Status output Status Output Sets to the status output For details about the status output refer to Subsection 5 14 6 5 14 2 Alarm Output Fu...

Page 166: ...Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Pulse Status out PO1 SO1 see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration MTB Device Configuration Maintenance Pulse Status Out see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus MTB 104 Fix width Pulse 1 Fix Width Specifies the pulse width From the table below select the pulse width Selection Max output frequency H...

Page 167: ... Off Active Sets to Active when the pulse signal is set off Example If the fixed pulse output is specified and the pulse width is set to 1 ms it is set to active as shown below F0411 ai Active ON Active OFF 1 ms 5 14 5 Pulse Rate Setting The weight of the fixed width pulse per pulse and the pulse rate scaling can be set The unit of the pulse rate is set to that of the process value which is assign...

Page 168: ... process value to be output as a pulse output NOTE The maximum pulse rate and pulse width must be specified so that the following conditions are satisfied Maximum pulse rate value pps Flow rate span Unit s x Pulse rate P Unit 10 k pps 1 Pulse width x 2 pps Pulse per sec Example When the pulse width is set to 0 1 ms the maximum pulse rate value is set to 1 0 0001 x 2 5000 pps If the specified pulse...

Page 169: ...he setting can be configured with the following parameter Menu path Display Device setup Detailed setup Pulse Status out PO1 SO1 see below FOUNDATION Fieldbus Device Configuration MTB Device Configuration Maintenance Pulse Status Out see below Block Name Relative Index Parameter Description Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus MTB 112 SO1 function SO1 Function Specifies the status output function From the ...

Page 170: ...ed for the high level system to separate function blocks 4 1004 ALERT_KEY 0 AUTO Key information to identify where an alert takes place Generally this parameter is used by the high level system to identify specific areas in a plant that are under the control of specific operators to separate necessary alerts only This is one of the universal parameters 5 1005 MODE_BLK 0x08 Auto 0x08 Auto 0x88 Auto...

Page 171: ... the device re starts up 1 Run Running 2 Resource Re start 3 Defaults Re start with default value on FF specifications 1 4 Processor Re start of CPU 17 1017 FEATURES 0x041E Determines option operations of the resource block Bit assignment complies with the Communication standard specifications 18 1018 FEATURE_SEL 0x000E AUTO Parameter to used to select resource block options Options defined in FEA...

Page 172: ...pdate event a change to the setpoint occurs 36 1036 BLOCK_ALM 0 Uninitialized 0 Uninitialized 0 0 0 Other 0 AUTO Indicates contents of the alarm when a block alarm occurs 37 1037 ALARM_SUM 0x0000 0x0000 0x0000 0x0000 AUTO Parameter to show the alarm status of the entire block Bit assignment complies with the Communication standard specifications 38 1038 ACK_OPTION 0xFFFF AUTO Sets operation to ack...

Page 173: ...ing Failed among 32 bit alarms appearing on FD_SIMULATE DiagnosticValue For details about bit assignment refer to Field Diagnostic 50 1050 FD_OFFSPEC_ MAP 0x00003800 AUTO Specifies a bit to assign to FD_ OFFSPEC_ACTIVE parameter indicating Off Specification among 32 bit alarms appearing on FD_SIMULATE DiagnosticValue For details about bit assignment refer to Field Diagnostic 51 1051 FD_MAINT_MAP 0...

Page 174: ...he FD_FAIL_ALM priority of the alarm To activate an alarm on communication it is necessary to specify the priority for alarm activation in advance To activate an alarm set 3 or more By sending with priority information being added in a communication frame when the alarm is activated for example the alarm is used to apply a filter to ignore values below the specified priority on the host side 62 10...

Page 175: ...1 FD_EXTENDED_ ACTIVE_5 0x00000000 72 1072 FD_EXTENDED_ ACTIVE_6 0x00000000 73 1073 FD_EXTENDED_ ACTIVE_7 0x00000000 74 1074 FD_EXTENDED_ ACTIVE_8 0x00000000 75 1075 FD_EXTENDED_ MAP_1 0x000010E0 AUTO Parameter set by the user as the mask from FD_EXTENDED_ACTIVE_1 to DEVICE CONDITION_ACTIVE_1 76 1076 FD_EXTENDED_ MAP_2 0x7F047F0F AUTO Parameter set by the user as the mask from FD_EXTENDED_ACTIVE_2...

Page 176: ...n Subsection 5 6 2 85 1085 DEVICE_ CONDITION_ ACTIVE_3 0x00000000 Shows results reflecting the mask by FD_EXTENDED_MAP_3 for FD_ EXTENDED_ACTIVE_3 For details about bit assignment refer to FD and bit items in the table in Subsection 5 6 2 86 1086 DEVICE_ CONDITION_ ACTIVE_4 0x00000000 Shows results reflecting the mask by FD_EXTENDED_MAP_4 for FD_ EXTENDED_ACTIVE_4 For details about bit assignment ...

Page 177: ...ent configuration error 19 Function restricted 18 Simulation mode 17 Manual mode 16 Function Block notification 15 Device specific function check 13 Sensor Actuator value out of specification 12 Environment out of specification 11 Device specific out of specification 9 Temporal decrease of value quality 8 Deteriorate estimation by counter 7 Deteriorate estimation by anomaly detection 6 Device spec...

Page 178: ...sal parameters 5 2005 MODE_BLK 0x80 O S 0x80 O S 0x88 Auto O S 0x08 Auto AUTO AUTO AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 2006 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block 7 2007 UPDATE_EVT 0 Uninitialized 0 Uninitialized 0 0 0 0 AUTO Indicates contents of the event when an update event a ...

Page 179: ...dicates the serial No of the sensor 24 2024 SENSOR_CAL_ METHOD 101 static weigh AUTO Specifies a calibration method for the sensor 25 2025 SENSOR_CAL_ LOC Yokogawa AUTO Specifies a location to calibrate the sensor 26 2026 SENSOR_CAL_ DATE 0 0 0 1 1 15 00 00 00 January 1 2015 AUTO Specifies the calibration date of the sensor 27 2027 SENSOR_CAL_ WHO Yokogawa AUTO Specifies the calibrator of the sens...

Page 180: ...n see the STB selection supplement 51 2051 LOW_MF 1 0 O S Specifies the meter factor of the low frequency side 52 2052 HIGH_MF 1 0 O S Specifies the meter factor of the high frequency side 53 2053 LOW_MF_EDF 1 0 O S Parameter for service 54 2054 HIGH_MF_EDF 1 0 O S Parameter for service 55 2055 SELECT_FLOW_ SENSOR 0 O S Sets the type of the remote sensor 56 2056 MEASURE_ MODE 0 O S Parameter for s...

Page 181: ...2089 RATE_LIMIT 5 O S See 5 5 2 90 2090 DEAD_TIM 0 O S See 5 5 2 91 2091 NOISE_FILTER 0 Manual O S See 5 5 2 92 2092 PULSING_FLOW 0 No O S See 5 5 3 93 2093 POWER_SYNCH 0 No O S See 5 5 4 94 2094 SET_PWR_FREQ 50 O S See 5 5 4 95 2095 IEX_PWR_FREQ 0 See 5 5 4 96 2096 MES_PWR_ FREQ 0 See 5 5 4 97 2097 DENSITY_SEL 0 Fixed value O S See 5 1 9 98 2098 DENSITY_UNIT 0 kg m3 O S See 5 1 9 99 2099 FIXED_DE...

Page 182: ...tric flow rate limit switch 124 2124 LIMIT_STS_ VOL2_SETPOINT 282 7433 O S See 5 3 1 Volumetric flow rate limit switch 125 2125 LIMIT_STS_ VOL2_ACT_ DIRECTION 0 Low limit O S See 5 3 1 Volumetric flow rate limit switch 126 2126 LIMIT_STS_ VOL2_ HYSTERESIS 0 O S See 5 3 1 Volumetric flow rate limit switch 127 2127 LIMIT_STS_ VOL2_UNIT 1349 m3 h See 5 3 1 Volumetric flow rate limit switch 128 2128 L...

Page 183: ... MASK1 Ind bd FAIL on O S See 5 6 6 Alarm record mask 149 2149 ALM_OUT_ MASK2 Adh over lv4 on Pls1 saturate on Coil insu on O S See 5 6 6 Alarm record mask 150 2150 ALM_OUT_ MASK3 Adh over lv3 on LC warn on Insu detect on FLN over lv3 on FLN over lv4 on Verif warn on FC noise warn on Restore run on Disp over on SD size warn on SD mismatch on SD remov ERR on Watchdog on Power off on Inst PW Fail on...

Page 184: ... 6 Parameter Lists 183 IM 01E21A02 03EN Relative Index Index Parameter Name Default Value Write Mode Description 163 2163 STB_INFO1 0 Parameter for service ...

Page 185: ...ilure opts Total 1 Failure Opts 0 Measuredvalue Measured value TOT2_F_OPTS Totalizer 2 Failure opts Total 2 Failure Opts 1 Stop Stop 2 Last valid Last valid TOT1_OPTS Totalizer 1 Options Total 1 Options 0 Balanced Balanced TOT2_OPTS Totalizer 2 Options Total 2 Options 1 Absolute Absolute 2 Only positive OnlyPositive 3 Only negative OnlyNegative 4 Hold Hold TOT1_EXEC Totalizer 1 Start Stop Total 1 ...

Page 186: ... Correction value DENSITY_UNIT Density Unit Density Unit 0 kg m kg m3 1 lb gal lb gal 2 lb cf lb cf LIMIT_STS_VEL1_ ACT_DIRECTION Lmt Sts Velo1 Act Dir 0 Low limit LIMIT_STS_VEL2_ ACT_DIRECTION Lmt Sts Velo2 Act Dir 1 High limit LIMIT_STS_VOL1_ ACT_DIRECTION Lmt Sts Vol1 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_VOL2_ ACT_DIRECTION Lmt Sts Vol2 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_ MASS1_ACT_ DIRECTION Lmt Sts Mass1 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_ MASS...

Page 187: ...Record 4 3 12 Main EEP FAIL 4 13 Main EEP dflt 5 14 Snsr bd FAIL 6 15 Snsr comm ERR 7 16 A D1 FAIL 8 17 A D2 FAIL 9 18 Coil open 10 19 Coil short 11 20 Exciter FAIL 14 23 Opt mismatch 18 27 Restore FAIL 19 28 Ind bd FAIL 20 29 Ind EEP FAIL 21 30 LCD drv FAIL 22 31 Ind mismatch 23 32 Ind comm ERR 24 33 microSD FAIL 25 50 Sig overflow 26 51 Empty detect 28 53 Adh over lv4 29 85 Cable miscon 30 120 W...

Page 188: ...it 10 072 Log not start Log not start on bit 5 082 Pls 1 saturate Pls1 saturte on bit 2 085 Cable miscon Cable miscon on bit 1 086 Coil insulation Coil insu on bit 0 131 Trans mismatch Trn mismatch on ALM_OUT_ MASK3 Mask 3 1 bit31 20 Mask 3 2 bit15 3 Alarm Out Mask3 bit 31 087 Adhesion lv 3 Adh over lv3 on bit 30 088 LC warn LC warn on bit 29 089 Insu detect Insu detect on bit 28 090 FLN over lv 3...

Page 189: ...085 Cable miscon Cable miscon on ALM_REC_ MASK3 Mask 4 1 Alarm Record Mask4 bit 21 133 G A mismatch G A mismatch error BLOCK_ ERR_ DESC_1 Block Err Desc bit 31 10 Main board CPU failure bit 30 11 Reverse calculation failure bit 29 12 Main board EEPROM failure bit 28 13 Main board EEPROM default bit 27 14 Sensor board failure bit 26 15 Sensor communication error bit 25 16 A D1 failure Signal bit 24...

Page 190: ...05 MODE_BLK 0x08 Auto 0x08 Auto 0x88 Auto O S 0x08 Auto AUTO AUTO AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 2506 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block 7 2507 UPDATE_EVT 0 Uninitialized 0 Uninitialized 0 0 0 0 AUTO Indicates contents of the event when an update event a change to the set...

Page 191: ...9 3 30 2530 ADHESION_ CHECK_CYCLE 2 2min AUTO See 5 9 3 31 2531 FLOW_NOISE_ CHECK 0 Disable AUTO See 5 9 8 32 2532 FLOW_NOISE_ LEVEL1 5 AUTO See 5 9 8 33 2533 FLOW_NOISE_ LEVEL2 10 AUTO See 5 9 8 34 2534 FLOW_NOISE_ LEVEL3 30 AUTO See 5 9 8 35 2535 FLOW_NOISE_ LEVEL4 400 AUTO See 5 9 8 36 2536 FLOW_NOISE_ STATUS 0 Level0 See 5 9 8 37 2537 FLOW_NOISE_ DAMPING 3 AUTO See 5 1 6 38 2538 LOW_CONDUCT_ C...

Page 192: ...limit switch 59 2559 LIMIT_STS_ ADH1_SETPOINT 0 O S See 5 3 1 Adhesion diagnosis limit switch 60 2560 LIMIT_STS_ ADH1_ACT_ DIRECTION 1 High limit O S See 5 3 1 Adhesion diagnosis limit switch 61 2561 LIMIT_STS_ ADH1_ HYSTERESIS 0 O S See 5 3 1 Adhesion diagnosis limit switch 62 2562 LIMIT_STS_ ADH1_UNIT 1283 MOhm See 5 3 1 Adhesion diagnosis limit switch 63 2563 LIMIT_STS_ ADH2_VALUE 0 0 See 5 3 1...

Page 193: ...t O S 5 3 1 Voltage limit switch between Electrode B to C 81 2581 LIMIT_STS_ ELEC_B1_ HYSTERESIS 0 O S 5 3 1 Voltage limit switch between Electrode B to C 82 2582 LIMIT_STS_ ELEC_B1_UNIT 1240 V 5 3 1 Voltage limit switch between Electrode B to C 83 2583 LIMIT_STS_ ELEC_B2_VALUE 0 0 5 3 1 Voltage limit switch between Electrode B to C 84 2584 LIMIT_STS_ ELEC_B2_ SETPOINT 0 O S 5 3 1 Voltage limit sw...

Page 194: ...ivity limit switch 105 2605 LIMIT_STS_ CNDC2_ACT_ DIRECTION 0 Low limit O S 5 3 1 Conductivity limit switch 106 2606 LIMIT_STS_ CNDC2_ HYSTERESIS 0 O S 5 3 1 Conductivity limit switch 107 2607 LIMIT_STS_ CNDC2_UNIT 50501 mS cm 5 3 1 Conductivity limit switch 108 2608 LIMIT_STS_ADH_ WARNING 0 0 Judges ON OFF operation concerning the adhesion warning 109 2609 LIMIT_STS_ADH_ ALARM 0 0 Judges ON OFF o...

Page 195: ... execute 1 Electrodeinsulexe Elec Ins exe 2 Connectcheckexe Conn Chk exe EMPTY_STS Empty status Empty Status 0 Full Full 1 Empty Empty DIAG_OUTPUT Diagnostic output Diagnostic Output 0 Zero Zero 1 Measured value Measured value 2 Hold Hold VERIFICATION_ MODE Verification Mode Verification Mode 0 No flow No flow 1 Flow Flow VERIFICATION_ EXE Verification Execute Verification Exe 0 Not execute Not ex...

Page 196: ...LIMIT_STS_ ELEC_B2_ACT_ DIRECTION Lmt Sts Elec B2 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_FLN1_ ACT_DIRECTION Lmt Sts FLN1 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_FLN2_ ACT_DIRECTION Lmt Sts FLN2 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_ CNDC1_ACT_ DIRECTION Lmt Sts Cndc1 Act Dir LIMIT_STS_ CNDC2_ACT_ DIRECTION Lmt Sts Cndc2 Act Dir List of diagnosis transducer block parameter selection bit Label Bit Selection Parameter Name Display FOUNDATION Fieldbus Display FO...

Page 197: ...8 Auto 0x08 Auto 0x88 Auto O S 0x08 Auto AUTO AUTO AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 2706 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block 7 2707 UPDATE_EVT 0 Uninitialized 0 Uninitialized 0 0 0 0 AUTO Indicates contents of the event when an update event a change to the setpoint occurs 8 ...

Page 198: ...O See 5 7 4 32 2732 DISP_DAMPING 0 0 AUTO See 5 7 6 33 2733 DISP_ FORMAT_DATE 0 MM DD YYYY AUTO See 5 7 6 34 2734 LANGUAGE 0 English AUTO See 5 7 1 35 2735 DISPLAY_ MODE 0 Normal AUTO See 5 7 5 36 2736 TREND_ OFFLINE_LRV 0 0 AUTO Specifies the low limit when displaying in a trend graph 37 2737 TREND_ OFFLINE_URV 10 0 AUTO Specifies the high limit value when displaying in a trend graph 38 2738 DISP...

Page 199: ...e Select 1 0 Flow rate Flow rate 1 PV PV 2 Velocity Velocity 3 Volume Volume flow 4 Mass Mass flow 5 Flow rate Bar Flow rate Bar 6 Calorie Calorie 8 Totalizer 1 Totalizer1 9 Totalizer 2 Totalizer2 11 PD Tag PD Tag 12 Commun protocol Commun Protocol 13 Adhesion Adhesion 16 Flow noise level Flow noise level 18 Totalizer 1 count Totalizer 1 count 19 Totalizer 2 count Totalizer 2 count 21 AI1 Flow rat...

Page 200: ...Tag 13 Commun protocol Commun Protocol 14 Adhesion Adhesion 17 Flow noise level flow noise level 19 Totalizer 1 count Totalizer 1 count 20 Totalizer 2 count Totalizer 2 count 22 AI1 Flow rate AI1 Flow rate 23 AI1 Flow rate AI1 Flow rate 24 AI1 Flow rate Bar AI1 Flow rate Bar 25 AI1 OUT AI1 OUT 26 AI2 OUT AI2 OUT 27 AI3 OUT AI3 OUT 28 AI4 OUT AI4 OUT 29 IT1 OUT IT1 OUT 30 IT2 OUT IT2 OUT 31 AR OUT ...

Page 201: ... 8 0 s 8 0 s DISP_NE107 NE107 display Display NE107 0 Normal Normal 1 NE107 NE107 DISP_ALARM Alarm display Display Alarm 0 Normal Normal 1 Detail Detail DISP_SCROLL Scroll mode Display Scroll 0 Off Off 1 Manual Manual 2 Auto 2 s Auto 2 s 3 Auto 4 s Auto 4 s 4 Auto 8 s Auto 8 s DISP_FORMAT_ DATE Format date Display Format Date 0 MM DD YYYY MM DD YYYY 1 DD MM YYYY DD MM YYYY 2 YYYY MM DD YYYY MM DD ...

Page 202: ...lay Inversion 0 Normal Normal 1 Invert Invert LCD_TEST LCD test LCD Test 0 Not execute Not Execute 1 Execute Execute all 2 Show pattern 1 Show Pattern1 3 Show pattern 2 Show Pattern2 4 Show pattern 3 Show Pattern3 5 Show pattern 4 Show Pattern4 SQUAWK Squawk Squawk 0 Off Off 1 On On 2 Squawk once Squawk once LANGUAGE_ PACKAGE Languagepackage Language Package 0 Pack 1 Pack 1 1 Pack 2 Pack 2 DISP_IN...

Page 203: ...universal parameters 5 2905 MODE_BLK 0x08 Auto 0x08 Auto 0x88 Auto O S 0x08 Auto AUTO AUTO AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 2906 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block 7 2907 UPDATE_EVT 0 Uninitialized 0 Uninitialized 0 0 0 0 AUTO Indicates contents of the event when an update ...

Page 204: ...TWARE_ DESC 4 21 22 1 01 Software description 22 2922 SIM_ENABLE_ MSG Space 32 characters AUTO Software switch for simulation function 23 2923 SOFTDL_ PROTECT 1 Unprotected AUTO Mask for software download function 24 2924 SOFTDL_ERROR 0 Error at software download 25 2925 SOFTDL_COUNT 0 AUTO Number of times the software is downloaded 26 2926 SOFTDL_ACT_ AREA 0 Area 0 AUTO Startup of flash ROM 27 29...

Page 205: ...ich the user wish to change the Device ID is valid in ADMAG TI after re staring 33 2933 FD_EXTENDED_ SIM 0 AUTO Parameter to simulate an alarm 34 2934 FD_1 0 AUTO See 5 6 2 35 2935 FD_2 0 AUTO 36 2936 FD_3 0 AUTO 37 2937 FD_4 0 AUTO 38 2938 FD_5 0 AUTO 39 2939 FD_6 0 AUTO 40 2940 FD_7 0 AUTO 41 2941 FD_8 0 AUTO 42 2942 EEPROM_STATE Space 32 characters Parameter to indicate the EEPROM state In whic...

Page 206: ...UTO See 5 8 3 68 2968 MEMO3 Space 16 characters AUTO See 5 8 3 69 2969 MAIN_B_REV R0 30 01 See 5 8 2 70 2970 SENSOR_B_REV R0 00 00 See 5 8 2 71 2971 IND_B_REV R0 00 00 See 5 8 2 72 2972 F_BCKUP_NAME Factory Delivery See 5 11 1 73 2973 F_BCKUP_DATE 01 01 2019 See 5 11 1 74 2974 SD_BCK_NAME SD_FILE AUTO See 5 11 1 75 2975 BCK_NAME1 Backup 1 AUTO See 5 11 1 76 2976 BCK_DATE1 01 01 2019 AUTO See 5 11 ...

Page 207: ...IT 1349 m3 h Indicates the unit of the physical quantity assigned to Pulse1 Value for the unit of the physical quantity selected in Sensor TB SELECTED_FLOW 109 3009 P1_ALM_OUT 0 0 pps AUTO See 5 14 2 110 3010 F1_AT_0 0 AUTO See 5 14 6 111 3011 F1_AT_100 0 AUTO See 5 14 6 112 3012 SO1_FUNC 0 No function AUTO See 5 14 7 113 3013 P1_OPTS 2 Only positive AUTO Selects the totalization mode for P1 List ...

Page 208: ...D Store EEP2 to SD 7 Store EEP3 to SD Store EEP3 to SD BACKUP_RSLT Backup result Backup Result 0 Unexecuted Unexecuted RESTORE_RSLT Restore result Restore Result 1 Success Success 2 Failure Failure 3 Running Running RESTORE_EXEC Restore execute Restore Execute 0 Not execute Not Execute 1 Duplicate data 1 Duplicate Data1 2 Duplicate data 2 Duplicate Data2 3 Duplicate data 3 Duplicate Data3 4 Duplic...

Page 209: ...de A Electrode A 8 Electrode B Electrode B 9 V peak V peak LOGGING_EXEC Data log Execute Logging Execute 0 Not execute Not Execute 1 Execute Execute TEST_AUTO_ RELEASE_TIM Release time Test Auto Release Time 0 10 min 10min 1 30 min 30min 2 1 h 1h 3 3 h 3h 4 12 h 12h TEST_MODE Test mode Test Mode 0 Off Off 1 Velocity test Velocity 2 PO1 test Pulse 3 SO1 test Status SO1_TEST_ VALUE SO1 SO1 Test Valu...

Page 210: ...it P 2 m unit P m unit P 3 Unit P Unit P 4 k unit P k unit P 5 m unit P M unit P 6 n P unit n P unit 7 u P unit u P unit 8 m P unit m P unit 9 P unit P unit 10 k P unit k P unit 11 m P unit M P unit P1_ALM_OUT Alarm out Pulse 1 Alarm Out 0 0 pps 0 pps 1 Measured value Measured value 2 Last valid Last valid 3 Max pps Max pps SO1_FUNC PO1 SO1 Function SO1 Function 0 No function No function 1 Alarm o...

Page 211: ...4305 MODE_BLK 0x08 Auto 0x08 Auto 0x88 Auto O S 0x08 Auto AUTO AUTO AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 4006 4106 4206 4306 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block 7 4007 4107 4207 4307 PV 0x1C 0 0 Indicates the PV value or the process value corresponding to the value and status to...

Page 212: ...2 AI3 AI4 5 Total1 O S Parameter to select a channel for the transducer block to connect with 16 4016 4116 4216 4316 L_TYPE 1 Direct Man Parameter to select a totalization method for OUT Refer to A1 3 for selection 17 4017 4117 4217 4317 LOW_CUT 0 0 AUTO Specifies a low cut point When the square root output is selected and this function is set to valid with IO_OPTS the output becomes 0 if the outp...

Page 213: ...ut to disable alarm notification Meanwhile to activate an alarm on communication it is necessary to specify the priority for alarm activation in advance To activate an alarm set 3 or more By sending with priority information being added in a communication frame when the alarm is activated for example the alarm is used to apply a filter to ignore values below the specified priority on the host side...

Page 214: ... activation in advance To activate an alarm set 3 or more By sending with priority information being added in a communication frame when the alarm is activated for example the alarm is used to apply a filter to ignore values below the specified priority on the host side 32 4032 4132 4232 4332 LO_LO_LIM FLT_MAX AUTO Specifies a limit value for the LO_LO alarm 33 4033 4133 4233 4333 HI_HI_ALM 0 Unin...

Page 215: ...a plant that are under the control of specific operators to separate necessary alerts only This is one of the universal parameters 5 6005 6105 6205 MODE_BLK 0x08 Auto 0x08 Auto 0x88 Auto O S 0x08 Auto AUTO AUTO AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 6006 6106 6206 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses relat...

Page 216: ...er to select a block operation with status condition etc Bit assignment complies with the Communication standard specifications 15 6015 6115 6215 CHANNEL 23 VolFlw 1 O S Specifies a channel number for hardware to be connected to the transducer block Bit assignment complies with the Communication standard specifications 16 6016 6116 6216 PV_FTIME 0 0 AUTO Specifies filter damp for PV_D 17 6017 6117...

Page 217: ...2 6122 6222 DISC_PRI 0 AUTO Specifies the alarm priority 23 6023 6123 6223 DISC_LIM 0 AUTO Indicates the input status for discrete alarm Meanwhile to activate an alarm on communication it is necessary to specify the priority for alarm activation in advance To activate an alarm set 3 or more By sending with priority information being added in a communication frame when the alarm is activated for ex...

Page 218: ...rameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 10006 BLOCK_ERR 0x0000 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block 7 10007 CHANNEL 20 Temperature O S Parameter to select a channel for the transducer block to connect with For this product 20 fixed 8 10008 IN_1 0x0B 0 AUTO AUTO See 5 4 9 10009 IN_2 0x0B 0 AUTO AUTO Not used for this...

Page 219: ...nsor transducer block as input 6 at the fault state Option 24 10024 FSTATE_ VAL7 0 AUTO Value to be transmitted to the sensor transducer block as input 7 at the fault state Option 25 10025 FSTATE_ VAL8 0 AUTO Value to be transmitted to the sensor transducer block as input 8 at the fault state Option 26 10026 FSTATE_ STATUS 0x0000 Indicates the list of input items transited to the fault state Bit a...

Page 220: ...gal h 1459 Mgal h 1461 mgal d 1462 kgal d 1479 μbbl s 1480 mbbl s 1481 kbbl s 1483 μbbl min 1484 mbbl min 1485 kbbl min 1487 μbbl h 1488 mbbl h 1489 kbbl h 1491 μbbl d 1492 mbbl d 1493 kbbl d 1511 cm3 s 1512 cm3 min 1513 cm3 h 1514 cm3 d 1517 kL 1518 kL min 1519 kL h 1520 kL d 1617 Ml h 1618 Ml min 1619 kL s Code Unit 1620 kft3 d 1621 kCFH 1622 kCFM 1623 kCFS 1624 mft3 d 1625 mCFH 1626 mCFM 1627 m...

Page 221: ...ited to the following operation levels Operation level Maintenance Specialist Specialist R W3 Read always possible Writing limited to the following operation levels Operation level Specialist Device setup Block mode Easy setup wizard Page 229 All block target mode Current alarm Page 221 Volume Language R W1 Pulse Status out Display set Process variables Page 224 Autozero exe Flow rate Flow rate De...

Page 222: ...re FAIL 247 RB O S Mode 227 Lnk O14 30 N O 012 Main EEP FAIL 028 Ind bd FAIL 248 Simulate SW ON 228 Lnk O13 29 45 N O 013 Main EEP dflt 029 Ind bd EEP FAIL 249 SoftDL Incmplt 229 Lnk O12 28 44 N O 014 Snsr bd FAIL 030 LCD drv FAIL 250 SoftDL FAIL 230 Lnk O11 27 43 N O 015 Snsr comm ERR 031 Ind bd mismatch 251 Abnml Boot PRS 231 Lnk O10 26 42 N O 016 AD 1 FAIL Sig 032 Ind comm ERR 232 Lnk O9 25 41 ...

Page 223: ...1 ExtAct6 2 ExtAct7 1 133 G A mismatch 300 AI1 O S Mode 328 PID O S Mode 344 DI2 O S Mode 301 AI1 Man Mode 329 PID Man Mode 345 DI2 Man Mode 302 AI1 Not Schedule 330 PID Not Schedule 346 DI2 Not Schedule 303 AI1 Simulate Act 331 PID Bypass Mode 347 DI2 Simulate Act 304 AI2 O S Mode 332 IT1 O S mode 348 DI3 O S Mode 305 AI2 Man Mode 333 IT1 Man mode 349 DI3 Man Mode 306 AI2 Not Schedule 334 IT1 Not...

Page 224: ...m 392 PID HH Alarm 365 AI1 LLAlarm 393 PID LLAlarm 366 AI1 Hi Alarm 394 PID Hi Alarm 367 AI1 Lo Alarm 395 PID Lo Alarm 368 AI2 HH Alarm 369 AI2 LLAlarm 370 AI2 Hi Alarm 371 AI2 Lo Alarm 372 AI3 HH Alarm 373 AI3 LLAlarm 374 AI3 Hi Alarm 375 AI3 Lo Alarm NOTE Only the status items that occur in the Fieldbus communication type are described above Other items than the above status items are also shown...

Page 225: ...ameter Menu Tree 224 IM 01E21A02 03EN Process value Process variables Flow rate R Flow rate R Velocity R Volume R Mass R Calorie R Totalizer Totalizer 1 R Totalizer 2 R Totalizer 1 count R Totalizer 2 count R ...

Page 226: ...28 Param bkup restore F backup name R F backup date R SD backup name R W3 Backup execute R W3 Backup result R W3 Restore execute R W3 Restore result R W3 Backup name 1 R W3 Backup date 1 R W3 Backup name 2 R W3 Backup date 2 R W3 Backup name 3 R W3 Backup date 3 R W3 Data log File name R W3 Interval time R W3 Start date R W3 Start time R W3 End time R W3 Execute R W3 Log 1 R W3 Log 2 R W3 Log 3 R ...

Page 227: ...t6 1 R ExtAct6 2 R ExtAct7 1 R ExtAct7 2 R ExtAct8 1 R Alarm Alarm record mask Mask 1 1 R W3 Mask 1 2 R W3 Mask 2 1 R W3 Mask 2 2 R W3 Mask 3 1 R W3 Alarm record Record alarm 1 R Record time 1 R Record alarm 2 R Record time 2 R Record alarm 3 R Record time 3 R Record alarm 4 R Record time 4 R Alarm out mask Mask 1 1 R W3 Mask 1 2 R W3 Mask 2 1 R W3 Mask 2 2 R W3 Mask 3 1 R W3 Mask 3 2 R W3 Mask 4 ...

Page 228: ...eck cycle R W3 Flow noise Function R W3 Threshold level 1 R W3 Threshold level 2 R W3 Threshold level 3 R W3 Threshold level 4 R W3 Result Value R Status R Damp R W3 Conductivity Function R W3 Low limit R W3 Result Value R Diagnostic execute R W3 Coil insul threshold R W3 IEX compare R Diagnostic output R W3 V peak hold R IEX resistance R Empty check Electrode voltage A R Electrode voltage B R Emp...

Page 229: ...W3 Execute R W3 VF No R W3 VF target select R W3 Result Failed Passed R VF operate time R Magnetic circuit R Excite circuit R Calc circuit R Device status R Connect status R z z Test Test Release time Test mode R W3 Velocity R W3 PO1 R W3 SO1 R W3 Test 2 mode R W3 Test 2 value R W3 ...

Page 230: ...e Volume Setting upload Damp AO F R W3 Damp pls ttl R W3 Unit R Time unit R Span R W3 Setting download Pulse Status out Setting upload P1 unit R W3 P1 val R W3 F1 at 0 R W3 F1 at 100 R W3 Setting download Display set Setting upload Line 1 R W1 Line 2 R W1 Line 3 R W1 Setting download Autozero exe R W2 ...

Page 231: ...s out PO1 SO1 Output mode R W3 Active mode R W3 Fix width R W3 Rate unit R W3 Rate value R W3 Low cut R W3 Alarm out R W3 Frequency at 0 R W3 Frequency at 100 R W3 SO1 function R W3 Start Stop R W3 Temperature Function R W3 Unit R W3 URV R W3 LRV R W3 AUX calculation Flow direct R W3 Rate limit R W3 Dead time R W3 Noise filter R W3 Pulsing flow R W3 0 signal lock R W3 Power sync on off R W3 Set po...

Page 232: ... protect sts R z z Process variables Pro var PV flow select R Velocity Calorie Damp AO F R W3 Damp AO F R W3 Damp pls ttl R W3 Damp pls ttl R W3 Unit R Unit R Span R W3 Time unit R Span R W3 Volume Specific heat R W3 Damp AO F R W3 Damp pls ttl R W3 Density Unit R Value select R W3 Time unit R Unit R W3 Span R W3 Fixed density R W3 Std density R W3 Mass Correct density R Damp AO F R W3 Damp pls tt...

Page 233: ...3 Set point R W3 z z Display Display set Line select Disp format Line 1 R W1 Format PV R W1 Line 2 R W1 Format total 1 R W1 Line 3 R W1 Format total 2 R W1 Line 4 R W1 Format total 3 R W1 Line 5 R W1 Line 6 R W1 Optional config Line 7 R W1 Contrast R W1 Line 8 R W1 Line mode R W1 Period R W1 Trend select NE107 display R W1 Trend 1 R W1 Alarm display R W1 Trend 2 R W1 Scroll mode R W1 Trend 3 R W1 ...

Page 234: ...el code R W3 Suffix config 1 R W3 Suffix config 2 R W3 Option 1 R W3 Option 2 R W3 Option 3 R W3 Option 4 R W3 RS MS code Model code R W3 Suffix config 1 R W3 Suffix config 2 R W3 Option 1 R W3 Option 2 R W3 Option 3 R W3 Option 4 R W3 Disp install R W3 Ver Num info Transmitter type R Trans serial No R W3 Sensor serial No R W3 Main soft rev R Snsr soft rev R Ind soft rev R Memo Memo 1 R W3 Memo 2 ...

Page 235: ... XD scale EU at 100 R W3 XD scale EU at 0 R W3 XD scale Units index R W3 Channel R W3 L_TYPE R W3 LOW_CUT R W3 PV_FTIME R W3 AI2FB Target mode R W3 XD scale EU at 100 R W3 XD scale EU at 0 R W3 XD scale Units index R W3 Channel R W3 L_TYPE R W3 LOW_CUT R W3 PV_FTIME R W3 AI3FB Target mode R W3 XD scale EU at 100 R W3 XD scale EU at 0 R W3 XD scale Units index R W3 Channel R W3 L_TYPE R W3 LOW_CUT ...

Page 236: ...nits index R W3 Channel R W3 L_TYPE R W3 LOW_CUT R W3 PV_FTIME R W3 DI1FB Target mode R W3 Channel R W3 PV_FTIME R W3 DI2FB Target mode R W3 Channel R W3 PV_FTIME R W3 DI3FB Target mode R W3 Channel R W3 PV_FTIME R W3 microSD microSD Contents R Unmount R W1 Format R W1 Property Total space R Available space R File system R ...

Page 237: ...ses Refer to Simulation Function in Section 5 13 Damping time constant setup PRIMARY_VALUE_FTIME of STB Sets the damping time constant in seconds The setting of PRIMARY_ VALUE_FTIME affects not only the flow rate but also the totalization In comparison the setting of parameter PV_FTIME in an AI function block works as the damping time constant for the AI block s OUT As the damping function of the ...

Page 238: ...duplexing If the power is turned OFF within 30 seconds after setting of parameters changed parameters are not saved and may return to their original values Note 1 Block mode consists of the following four modes that are controlled by the universal parameter that displays the operating condition of each block Target target mode Sets the operating condition of the block Actual actual mode Indicates ...

Page 239: ...100 of OUT_SCALE Set an output value corresponding to the lower range limit to EU at 0 for OUT_SCALE Set the decimal point to Decimal Point For example To set the output from 0 00 to 100 00 kg h set each item as follows Set 1324 to Units Index of OUT_SCALE 1 Set 100 to EU at 100 of OUT_SCALE Set 0 to EU at 0 of OUT_SCALE Set 2 to Decimal Point of OUT_SCALE 1 For a description code about the unit r...

Page 240: ... The IT function block outputs the flow rate totalization Setting the unit of flow rate totalization 1 Access the TIME_UNIT1 parameter in IT block and set the RATE time unit corresponding IN_1 If there exists input to IN_2 set the RATE time unit in TIME_UNIT2 in the same way 2 Access the OUT_RANGE parameter of the IT block and set the Flow rate unit to Units Index Setting the forward reverse direc...

Page 241: ...ting the channel Specifies the limit switch number of the transducer block to be input to the DI block For details refer to Section 5 3 Setting the damping time constant Access the PV_FTIME parameter Set a time to damp in units of seconds Simulation Perform simulation of each DI function block by setting the desired value and status of the input to the block Access the SIMULATE_D parameter and cha...

Page 242: ...UNIT2 IN_2 REV_FLOW2 PULSE_VAL2 1 UNIT_CONV OP_CMD_INT RESET INTEG_OPTS CARRY Reverse Forward Forward OUT_PTRIP OUT_TRIP INTEG_OPTS FLOW TYPE Add Compare Compare TOTAL RTOTAL Integrate INTEG_TYPE INTEG_OPTS QUALITY GOOD_LIM UNCERT_LIM CLOCK_PER N_RESET MAN MAN MAN Convert Rate Convert Accum Convert Rate Convert Accum TOTAL_SP PRE_TRIP INTEG_OPTS INPUT TYPE PULSE_VAL1 TIME_UNIT1 INTEG_OPTS INPUT TY...

Page 243: ...TE and Convert ACCUM is made using bit 0 for IN_1 or bit 1 for IN_2 of INTEG_OPTS INTEG_OPTS is one of the system parameters and should be set by the user IN_1 and IN_2 are not be retained if the power is turned OFF A2 2 1 Determining Input Value Statuses The following shows the correlation between the statuses of input parameters IN_1 IN_2 and the statuses of input values used in the IT block Sta...

Page 244: ...CONV x conversion factor Conversion factor 0 453 in this example Converts the unit into that based on seconds TIME_UNIT2 sec 1 min 60 hour 3600 day 86400 kg s kg 3 block execution time 3 block execution time FA0202 EPS A2 2 3 Converting ACCUM The following shows an example of the ACCUM conversion In the ACCUM conversion the difference between the value executed previously and the value executed th...

Page 245: ... Bad the status of the value after addition becomes Bad In this case the value of Good just before the status changed to Bad is used as the addition value When the statuses of the two arguments are both Good the status of the value after addition becomes Good In this case the status of the value after addition will be used for the status applied to integration A2 3 2 Addition The following three o...

Page 246: ... the following three types of integrated values 1 Total Integrates the result of the adder as is 2 ATotal Integrates the absolute value of the result of the adder 3 RTotal Integrates the absolute value of the result of the adder only if the status of the result is Bad This value is used for the RTOTAL value The table shows the details of INTEG_TYPE Name Integration Method Integration Range Reset T...

Page 247: ...rted into a short floating point number msp of ATotal ATotal value that is converted into a short floating point number RTotal Integrated value of the absolute values of the increments whose status is bad ATotal Integrated value of the absolute values of the increments regardless of the output status FA0204 EPS OUT Value OUT_TRIP Status and OUT_PTRIP Status are determined by the ratio of the Good ...

Page 248: ...UT_PTRIP are determined in accordance with the correlation between OUT and TOTAL_SP PRE_TRIP OUT_TRIP 14 0 OUT_PTRIP 15 0 OUT_TRIP 14 1 OUT_PTRIP 15 1 Counting up starting from 0 For counting up PRE_TRIP 31 OUT_TRIP 14 0 OUT_PTRIP 15 0 OUT_TRIP 14 0 OUT_PTRIP 15 1 OUT_TRIP 14 1 OUT_PTRIP 15 1 For counting down Counting down starting from TOTAL_SP PRE_TRIP 31 0 0 TOTAL_SP 7 TOTAL_SP 7 FA0205 EPS OU...

Page 249: ...old 1 for five seconds A2 5 3 Mode Handling Mode Action Output AUTO Normal action Normal output MAN Integration function is stopped OUT will not be updated unless you set a value to it No reset is accepted OUT rewritable If no value is rewritten the value with which the mode was running in AUTO immediately before is held After returning to AUTO integration starts with the written value or from the...

Page 250: ... becomes H executing RESET RESET_IN does not automatically return to L The RESET_IN setting will not be retained if the power is turned OFF A2 6 2 Reset Timing All items are reset during the execution of the function block Therefore the minimum period of a reset is the block execution period 5 second rule If a reset is made the next reset will not be accepted for 5 seconds after that Even if UP_AU...

Page 251: ...nted The high limit is 999 999 and if this limit is exceeded the count returns to 0 4 Judging OUT_TRIP and OUT_PTRIP see A2 5 OUT_TRIP and OUT_PTRIP are judged again on the basis of the cleared integrated values There are three options relating to a reset i Confirm reset bit 8 of INTEG_OPTS ii Carry bit 6 of INTEG_OPTS iii Generate reset event bit 9 of INTEG_OPTS i Confirm reset bit 8 of INTEG_OPT...

Page 252: ...lated option The Integrator block uses Uncertain if Man mode only 12 IN_1 0 0 5 5 Inputs flow rate RATE ACCUM signals from the AI block or PI block 13 IN_2 0 0 5 5 14 OUT_TRIP 0 2 2 An output parameter informing the user that the integrated value has exceeded the target value 15 OUT_PTRIP 0 2 2 An output parameter informing the user that the integrated value is reaching the target value 16 TIME_UN...

Page 253: ...iption 1 UP_AUTO Counts up and is automatically reset when TOTAL_SP is reached 2 UP_DEM Counts up and is reset as demanded 3 DN_AUTO Counts down and is automatically reset when 0 is reached 4 DN_DEM Counts down and is reset as demanded 5 PERIODIC Counts up and is reset at periods specified in CLOCK_PER 6 DEMAND Counts up and is reset as demanded 7 PER DEM Resets periodically or as demanded ...

Page 254: ...ero if bad Interprets an increment as zero if the status of the increment is Bad 8 Confirm reset After reset rejects the next reset until Confirm is set to RESET_CONFIRM 9 Generate reset event Generates an alert event at reset 10 to 15 Reserved If both forward and reverse flows are enabled or disabled both forward and reverse flows are integrated 30 CLOCK_PER 86400 0 sec 4 Specifies the period at ...

Page 255: ...s of OUT is Uncertain 36 OP_CMD_ INT 0 1 1 Operator command that resets integrated values 37 OUTAGE_ LIM 0 0 4 Maximum time for which values can be retained in the event of power failure Does not affect the block operation 38 RESET_ CONFIRM 0 2 2 Reset confirmation input Valid when the Confirm reset option of INTEG_OPTS is chosen 39 UPDATE_ EVT 1 Indicates event information if an update event occu...

Page 256: ...agram of the AR block FA0301 EPS The AR block is divided into three sections to explain each function 1 Input section Makes a go no go decision on the use of an input value switches the range and determines the PV status 2 Computation section Makes calculations through ARITH_TYPE 3 Output section Applies GAIN multiplication and BIAS addition to the calculated result to perform limitation processin...

Page 257: ...uted into PV to be used for calculations A3 2 1 Main Inputs The range extension function determines the PV value in the following order 1 If IN RANGE_HI PV IN 2 If IN RANGE_LO PV IN_LO 3 If RANGE_HI IN RANGE_LO PV g x IN 1 g x IN_LO g IN RANGE_LO RANGE_HI RANGE_LO RANGE_HI and RANGE_LO are threshold values for switching two main inputs bumplessly FA0302 EPS RANGE_LO PV IN_LO PV g 3 IN 1 g 3 IN_LO ...

Page 258: ...rtain 1 Handles IN_LO as a good status input if its status is uncertain 2 Handles IN_1 as a good status input if its status is bad 3 Handles IN_1 as a good status input if its status is uncertain 4 Handles IN_2 as a good status input if its status is bad 5 Handles IN_2 as a good status input if its status is uncertain 6 Handles IN_3 as a good status input if its status is bad 7 Handles IN_3 as a g...

Page 259: ...s has good status after application of INPUT_OPTS the PV value is determined as follows If the status of IN is good and the status of IN_LO is anything other than good IN RANGE_LO PV IN IN RANGE_LO See A3 2 1 When the status of IN is other than Good and the status of IN_LO is Good IN_LO RANGE_HI PV IN_LO IN_LO RANGE_HI See A3 2 1 RANGE_LO RANGE_HI PV IN_LO PV IN PV g 3 IN 1 g 3 IN_LO PV g 3 IN 1 g...

Page 260: ... rate compensation square root func PV x f f sqrt t_1 t_2 t_3 3 Flow rate compensation approximate formula func PV x f f sqrt t_1 x t_2 x t_3 x t_3 4 Calorie calculation func PV x f f t_1 t_2 5 Multiplication and division func PV x f f t_1 t_2 t_3 6 Average calculation func PV t_1 t_2 t_3 N where N number of inputs 7 Summation func PV t_1 t_2 t_3 8 Polynomial computation func PV t_12 t_23 t_34 9 H...

Page 261: ...number of inputs determine to see if the sub status of each input is Not Connected Note that the main inputs may be accepted if IN or IN_LO is not in Not Connected sub status In this case the number of inputs that are not in Not Connected sub status is regarded as N A3 4 Output Section After executing the computing equation the block applies a gain to the calculated result and then adds a bias to ...

Page 262: ... to the value of PRE_OUT for time set by BAL_TIME is output The PRE_OUT always indicates the results of calculation After elapse of BAL_TIME OUT PRE_OUT is established Note that if the value of BAL_TIME is changed during the linear change of the OUT value it is not reflected The value of BAL_TIME will be reflected only after the mode is changed the next time FA0304 EPS PRE_OUT OUT AUTO MAN AUTO BA...

Page 263: ... status of IN is anything other than good and the status of IN_LO is good IN_LO RANGE_HI The status of IN_LO applies IN_LO RANGE_HI See A3 2 1 Main Inputs The exception is that if RANGE_LO RANGE_HI the PV status is made Bad ConfigurationError The input status irrelevant to the computing equation selected by ARITH_TYPE will be ignored and does not affect other statuses The statuses of outputs OUT S...

Page 264: ...rol of specific operators to separate necessary alerts only This is one of the universal parameters 5 MODE_BLK AUTO Universal parameter to show a block operation state Consists of Actual mode Target mode Permit mode and Normal mode 6 BLOCK_ERR 0 Indicates the error statuses related to the own block The bit used by the AR function block is as follows bit1 Block Configuration Error bit15 O S Mode 7 ...

Page 265: ...its status is bad 6 Handles IN_3 as a good status input if its status is uncertain 7 Handles IN_3 as a good status input if its status is bad 8 to 15 Reserved 14 IN 0 Input block 15 IN_LO 0 Input for a low range process value This is used for the range extension function 16 IN_1 0 Auxiliary input 1 17 IN_2 0 Auxiliary input 2 18 IN_3 0 Auxiliary input 3 19 RANGE_HI 0 High limit for switching to a ...

Page 266: ...rage Average calculation 7 Traditional summer Summation 8 Fourth order Polynomial Type1 4th order auxiliary input polynomial 9 HTG level compensation HTG level compensation 10 Fourth order Polynomial Type2 4th order main input polynomial computation BTU stands for British thermal unit HTG stands for hydrostatic tank gauging 30 BAL_TIME More than 0 0 Time taken to return to the set value 31 BIAS 0 ...

Page 267: ... the link Also returns the time information in response to a request from a device 5 Live list equalization function Sends the live list information to the link master device on the link 6 LAS transfer function Function to transfer the right to be the LAS to another link master device A4 2 Link Master LM Any devices having the function as LAS are called a link master LM Though there must be always...

Page 268: ...k to transfer the right of being the LAS and then becomes the LAS In either case if there are multiple LM devices on the link the LM device which has the smallest V ST x V TN value becomes the LAS LM Node address 0x15 SlotTime 5 LM Node address 0x16 SlotTime 5 Node address 0x14 SlotTime 5 Basic device Node address 0xF1 Basic device Node address 0xF2 Basic device Node address 0xF3 Basic device Node...

Page 269: ...s of V ST V MRD and V MID to the lowest capability values in all the devices on the link Ex Check of capacity value of each device DlmeBasicInfo Index 374 SM Subindex Element This Device Device 1 Device 2 Device 3 Description 1 SlotTime 4 8 10 20 Capability value for V ST 3 MaxResponse Delay 3 6 3 5 Capability value for V MRD 6 MinInterPdu Delay 4 8 12 10 Capability value for V MID In the above ca...

Page 270: ...ply to the PT 4 CD transmission function Transmits a CD Compel Data message at the scheduled times 5 Time synchronization function Supports periodic TD Time Distribution transmissions and transmissions of a reply to a CT Compel Time 6 DomainDownload Server Sets the schedule information The schedule information can be equalized only when the Domain Download command is carried out from outside the L...

Page 271: ...eMode 0 0x0 2 LoopBackMode 0 0x0 3 XmitEnabled 1 0x1 4 RcvEnabled 1 0x1 5 PreferredReceiveChannel 1 0x1 6 MediaTypeSelected 73 0x49 7 ReceiveSelect 1 0x1 286 DLME_LINK_MASTER_CAPABILITIES_VARIABLE 0x04 RW 287 DLME_LINK_ MASTER_ INFO_RECORD 0 RW 1 MaxSchedulingOverhead 0 2 DefMinTokenDelegTime 100 3 DefTokenHoldTime 300 4 TargetTokenRotTime 4096 5 LinkMaintTokHoldTime 400 6 TimeDistributionPeriod 5...

Page 272: ...CORD 0 RW 1 SlotTime 4095 2 PerDlpduPhlOverhead 4 3 MaxResponseDelay 5 4 FirstUnpolledNodeId 37 5 ThisLink 0 6 MinInterPduDelay 12 7 NumConseeUnpolledNodeId 186 8 PreambleExtension 2 9 PostTransGapExtension 1 10 MaxInterChanSignalSkew 0 11 TimeSyncClass 4 294 LINK_SCHEDULE_ACTIVATION_VARIABLE 0 0x0 RW 295 LINK_ SCHEDULE_LIST_ CHARACTERISTICS_ RECORD 0 R 1 NumOfSchedules 2 2 NumOfSubSchedulesPerSch...

Page 273: ...e 2 V DTHT 4 TargetTokenRotTime 2 V TTRT 5 LinkMaintTokHoldTime 2 V LTHT 6 TimeDistributionPeriod 4 V TDP 7 MaximumInactivityToClaimLasDelay 2 V MICD 8 LasDatabaseStatusSpduDistributionPeriod 2 V LDDP 3 PrimaryLinkMasterFlagVariable Variable which explicitly declares the LAS Writing TRUE 0xFF to this parameter in a device causes that device to attempt to become the LAS The request of writing TRUE ...

Page 274: ...bus parameter currently used On the other hand ConfiguredLinkSettingsRecord indicates the bus parameter to be used when the device becomes the LAS If the device is LAS both parameters have the same value Sub index Element Size B Description 1 SlotTime 2 V ST 2 PerDlpduPhlOverhead 1 V PhLO 3 MaxResponseDelay 1 V MRD 4 FirstUnpolledNodeId 1 V FUN 5 ThisLink 2 V TL 6 MinInterPduDelay 1 V MID 7 NumCon...

Page 275: ...0x80 Unused 4 Channel 4 1 0x80 Unused 5 Channel 5 1 0x80 Unused 6 Channel 6 1 0x80 Unused 7 Channel 7 1 0x80 Unused 8 Channel 8 1 0x80 Unused 11 PlmeBasicInfo Sub index Element Size B Value Description 1 InterfaceMode 1 0 0 Half Duplex 1 Full Duplex 2 LoopBackMode 1 0 0 Disabled 1 MAU 2 MDS 3 XmitEnabled 1 0x01 Channel 1 is enabled 4 RcvEnebled 1 0x01 Channel 1 is enabled 5 PreferredReceive Channe...

Page 276: ...rameter exists for the same number as the total number of domains and each describes the LAS schedule downloaded to the corresponding domain For the domain to which a schedule has not yet been downloaded the values in this parameter are all zeros Sub index Element S ize Description 1 Version 2 Indicates the version number of the LAS schedule downloaded to the corresponding domain 2 Macrocycle Dura...

Page 277: ...isticsRecord index 295 for this product ActiveScheduleVersion SubIndex 3 A2 2 Make this product declare itself to become the LAS Set PrimaryLinkMasterFlagVariable in the current LAS to 0x00 FALSE Then set PrimaryLinkMasterFlagVariable index 288 in this product to 0xFF TRUE Q3 On a link where this product works as the LAS another device cannot be connected How come A3 1 Check that the bus parameter...

Page 278: ... product as LAS perform the following operations in A4 3 1 2 and 3 A4 2 Set the LAS parameter to the operating parameter of this product Reference 4 2 Network definition LAS This product V ST V ST 4 or more V MID V MID 4 or more V MRD V MRD 3 or more A4 3 Check that the address of this product is correct Reference 4 2 Network Definition The address of this product is Outside the LAS parameter V FU...

Page 279: ...nerally used for constant setpoint and tracking control A5 1 Functional Block Diagram The functional block diagram of the PID block is shown below Setpoint Output Bypass Input Filter PID Control Computation Alarm Processing Mode Control Feed forward Data Status Management Output Tracking CAS_IN BKCAL_OUT RCAS_OUT BKCAL_IN ROUT_IN ROUT_OUT FF_VAL RCAS_IN TRK_IN_D TRK_VAL IN OUT PV SP FA0101 EPS ...

Page 280: ...ualizes the setpoint SP to the measured value PV Setpoint limiter Limits the value of setpoint SP within the high low limits External output tracking Converts TRK_VAL to the scale of OUT and outputs it Mode change The PID block has the following eight modes O S IMan Lo Man Auto Cas RCas and ROut Bumpless transfer Switches the operational output value OUT without a sudden change at changing block m...

Page 281: ... the AI block 13 CONTROL_ OPTS 0 O S Defines settings for control action See Subsection A5 13 1 for details 14 STATUS_OPTS 0 O S See Subsection A5 15 3 for details 15 IN 0 Measurement input 16 PV_FTIME 2 AUTO non negative Time constant in seconds of the first order lag filter applied to measurement input 17 BYPASS 1 OFF Man 1 2 Switch whether to set the BYPASS operation set ON to bypass the contro...

Page 282: ...SCALE 100 0 1342 1 Scale value used for converting FF_VAL to a non dimensional value 42 FF_GAIN 0 Man Gain for FF_VAL 43 UPDATE_EVT Same as that for the AI block 44 BLOCK_ALM Same as that for the AI block 45 ALARM_SUM E nable Same as that for the AI block 46 ACK_OPTION 0xFFFF Same as that for the AI block 47 ALARM_HYS 0 5 0 to 50 Hysteresis set to prevent each alarm from hunting 48 HI_HI_PRI 0 0 t...

Page 283: ...nt controllability by performing proportional integral and derivative control actions in response to changes of characteristics in the controlled process changes in load and occurrences of disturbances If the mode of the PID block is Auto and RCas calculation is done with this I PD method When the mode of the block is Cas the proportional derivative leading type PID control algorithm is employed i...

Page 284: ... control output OUT by adding the change in control output calculated in the current control period ΔMVn to the value read back from the output destination BKCAL_IN The calculation expression for the control output action of speed type is shown below ΔMVn ΔMVn OUT_SCALE EU100 OUT_SCALE EU_0 PV_SCALE EU_100 PV_SCALE EU_0 Direct Acting is False in CONTROL_OPTS OUT BKCAL_IN ΔMVn Direct Acting is True...

Page 285: ...to On The block diagram is shown in the figure below Setpoint Control Feed forward CAS_IN Filter IN PV BYPASS SP RCAS_IN Output OUT FA0102 EPS A5 8 Feed forward Feed forward is a control action to add a compensation output value FF_VAL to the output signal of the PID calculation This is typically used for feed forward control The figure below illustrates the action PID computation FF_SCALE OUT_SCA...

Page 286: ...tialization and manual fallback conditions shown in Section A5 14 are met O S Control calculation processing is carried out The output of the previous value is kept A5 9 1 Mode Transitions Destination Condition Other Condition 1 O S If O S is specified in MODE_BLK target or if O S is set in target inside the resource block 2 IMan If the Initialization and manual fallback conditions are met Section...

Page 287: ...1 1 When PID Block Is in Auto Mode When the block mode MODE_BLK is Auto the limiters of the setpoint SP in force are high low limit and change rate limit A5 11 1 1 High Low Limit A value exceeding the set high limit SP_HI_LIM cannot be set for SP A value smaller than the set low limit SP_LO_LIM cannot be set for SP A5 11 1 2 Change rate Limit The change rate limits are used to restrict the magnitu...

Page 288: ...hen the block mode is LO The flow of the processing is shown below TRK_SCALE OUT_SCALE TRK_VAL OUT TRK_IN_D LO mode PID control computation result FA0104 EPS To change the block mode to LO Set Track Enable in CONTROL_OPTS If TRK_IN_D is set to true the block mode becomes LO However to change the block mode from Man to LO both Track Enable and Track in Manual must also be specified in CONTROL_OPTS ...

Page 289: ...hanged SP PV Track in Man Equalizes SP to PV when MODE_BLK target is set to the Man mode SP PV Track in ROut Equalizes SP to PV when the ROut mode is specified with MODE_BLK target SP PV Track in LO or IMan Equalizes SP to PV when Actual is the LO mode or the IMan mode SP Track retained Target Equalizes SP to RCAS_IN when RCas bit is set in the target mode and to CAS_ IN when Cas bit is set when t...

Page 290: ...bnormality processing function in which the PID block changes a mode to Man and suspends the control action A5 15 1 Condition of MAN Fallback The condition is established when the input data status IN Status is BAD Excluding when BYPASS A5 15 2 Specification of MAN Fallback Specifies Target to Manual if BAD IN with STATUS_OPTS A5 15 3 STATUS_OPTS The table below shows settings of STATUS_OPTS Optio...

Page 291: ...16 2 Specification of AUTO Fallback Specifies Target to next permitted mode if BAD CAS IN with STATUS_OPTS Also specify the destination of transition to AUTO with MODE_BLK Permitted A5 17 Mode Shedding upon Computer Failure When the data status of RCAS_IN or ROUT_IN falls to BAD while the PID block is running in the RCas or ROut mode the mode shedding functions If the RCAS_IN data is not renewed w...

Page 292: ...al to Cas 1 and leaves MODE_BLK target unchanged 2 If Cas is not specified in MODE_BLK target sets MODE_BLK actual to Auto 2 and leaves MODE_BLK target unchanged Shed to retained target no return 1 If Cas is specified in MODE_BLK target sets both MODE_BLK Actual and MODE_BLK Target to Cas 1 2 If Cas is not specified in MODE_BLK target sets MODE_BLK actual to Auto 2 and MODE_BLK target to Cas The m...

Page 293: ...level from among those occurring at the same time is generated To activate an alarm on communication it is necessary to specify the priority for alarm activation in advance To activate an alarm set 3 or more By sending with priority information being added in a communication frame when the alarm is activated for example the alarm is used to apply a filter to ignore values below the specified prior...

Page 294: ...ng the MODE_BLK target of the PID block to O S 3 Check that the value of MODE_BLK actual of the AI block is Auto 4 Set the MODE_BLK target of the AO block to Cas Auto 5 Check that the value of BKCAL_IN status of the PID block is not BAD 6 Check that the value of IN status of the PID block is not BAD 7 Check that Auto is set to the permitted mode in MODE_BLK of the PID block 8 Set the MODE_BLK targ...

Page 295: ...t FA0601 ai PID New Diagnostics I O Update Program AI AI Figure A6 1 Concept of Software Downloading A6 2 Specifications of Software Download Function Power consumption 15mA Max Based on FOUNDATION Fieldbus Download Specifications FF 883 Download Class Class 1 CAUTION Class 1 devices can continue the specified measurement and or control actions even while software is being downloaded to them Upon ...

Page 296: ...pending on the size of the fieldbus device s software it generally takes about 20 minutes where there is a one to one connection between the fieldbus device and the download tool If multiple devices are connected to Fieldbus it takes longer to download the software 1 Start the download tool 2 Select file s Select the software file s you want to download 3 Select device s Select the device s to whi...

Page 297: ...ng a download or activation The device may fail as a result Be careful about the noise on the Fieldbus link If the fieldbus is noisy the downloading may take a very long time or fail A6 5 Download Files Download files have the following filenames with the filename extension of ffd If a device type is AXG 0016 and AXW 0017 Take care to choose the correct download file for the target field device 59...

Page 298: ...uses an addition to the block parameters or blocks or to the system network management VFD parameters some parameters may be reset to the defaults thus requiring parameter setup and re engineering For details see the table below Note that a change in the number of parameters or blocks requires the DD and capabilities files corresponding to the new software revision Table A6 1 Actions after Softwar...

Page 299: ...ldbus segment falls below the specified limit 9 volts Check the capacity of the Fieldbus power supply used and the voltage at the terminal There was an error in a checksum or the number of transmission bytes Check SOFTDL_ERROR in the maintenance transducer block and obtain the correct file The download tool does not allow download with same software revision Check the setting of the download tool ...

Page 300: ...efault Value Write Mode Description 23 2923 SOFTDL_ PROTECT 1 Auto Mask for software download function 0x01 No mask 0x02 With mask 24 2924 SOFTDL_ ERROR 0 Indicates the error when downloading the software See Table A6 4 Download Error Codes 25 2925 SOFTDL_ COUNT 0 Number of times the software is downloaded 26 2926 SOFTDL_ ACT_AREA 0 Indicates the the ROM number of the currently working FlashROM 0 ...

Page 301: ...ock size error The block size of the downloaded EEPROM data is less than the existing block size 32783 Block ID error The existing block does not exist in the downloaded EEPRPM data 32784 ID error of the module which adjusts EEPRPM data other than 1 2 32785 ID error of the EEPROM block which adjusts EEPROM data 32786 Offset error of the data which adjusts EEPROM data from the beginning of the bloc...

Page 302: ... 0 R 4 Download Domain Index 440 R 5 Download Domain Header Index 420 R 6 Activated Domain Header Index 430 R 7 Domain Name AXG4A or AXW4A R 314 DOWNLOAD_ DOMAIN_HEADER 0 1 Header Version Number 1 R 2 Header Size 0 R 3 Manufacturer ID 0x594543 R 4 Device Family DEV_TYPE of RB R 5 Device Type DEV_TYPE of RB R 6 Device Revision DEV_REV of RB R 7 DD Revision DD_REV of RB R 8 Software Revision SOFTWAR...

Page 303: ... Appendix 6 Software Download 302 IM 01E21A02 03EN Index SM Parameter Name Sub Index Sub parameter Name Default Value Write Mode Remarks 316 DOWNLOAD_DOMAIN Read write prohibited Get OD permitted ...

Page 304: ...ter receiving the ACTIVATE command to proceed to transition from DWNLD_OK to DWNLD_NOT_READY 2 DOMAIN_DESCRIPTOR Sub Index Element Size B Description 1 Command 1 Reads writes software download commands 1 PREPARE_FOR_DWNLD instruction of download preparation 2 ACTIVATE activation instruction 3 CANCEL_DWNLD instruction of download cancellation 2 State 1 Indicates the current download status 1 DWNLD_...

Page 305: ...n this product Device Family indicates the value of resource block s DEV_TYPE as character string data 5 Device Type 4 Indicates the value of resource block s DEV_TYPE as character string data 6 Device Revision 1 Indicates the value of resource block s DEV_REV 7 DD Revision 1 Indicates the value of resource block s DD_REV 8 Software Revision 8 Indicates the value of resource block s SOFT_REV 9 Sof...

Page 306: ...Flowmeter FOUNDATION Fieldbus Communication Type Manual No IM 01E21A02 03EN Edition Date Page Revised Item 1st Sep 2019 New publication 2nd Mar 2020 52 107 108 116 131 Correction of errors 5 1 2 Add the setting example 5 6 6 Add the setting example 5 7 4 Add NOTE 5 9 4 Add IMPORTANT ...

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