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Summary of Contents for FieldMate YHC5150X

Page 1: ...YHC5150X FieldMate Handheld Communicator User Manual IM 01R01A30 01EN B April 2015 V 1 4...

Page 2: ...Safety Information Preventing injury Not liable Safety Symbols...

Page 3: ...indicates that you must wear approved safety glasses during the task This is the Safety Gloves symbol This symbol indicates that you must wear approved safety gloves during the task Indicates a potent...

Page 4: ...ATEX Documentation...

Page 5: ...ATEX Documentation continued...

Page 6: ...nd Standby are cumulative 24 The battery pack life 25 The battery pack life continued 26 Low battery level alerts for the XL Battery 26 Low battery level alerts continued 27 The charging cradle 27 The...

Page 7: ...RT Offline Configuration 71 Advanced Tools for HART Offline Configuration 72 Advanced Tools for HART Waiting for the Offline Configuration 73 Advanced Tools for HART Indicators in Offline Configuratio...

Page 8: ...Spare parts list 96 Recommendations for your battery 97 Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing 98...

Page 9: ...ers instr us yokogawa com Website www yokogawa com us Information in this document is subject to change without notice Check the Yokogawa web site for latest manual revision http www yokogawa com us p...

Page 10: ...d via the HART protocol DDs are used to describe such parameters as device diagnostics multi variable measurements and device configuration information in a digital format As applied in the HART Proto...

Page 11: ...olors Highlights appear in three colors red gray and yellow A red rectangle appears in System menus A gray highlight appears in the HART Navigation pane A yellow border appears in Selection boxes when...

Page 12: ...s or icons Swiping left or right Scrolling up or down Navigation keys use The Arrows and Advance Switch buttons to highlight a button The Select button to select the highlighted button Numeric keys 1...

Page 13: ...Installing or removing the battery pack Installing the battery Don t over tighten Removing the battery 6 32 screws with 7 64 in hexagonal socket SD memory card access...

Page 14: ...Charging the battery pack Charge six 6 hours The charging cradle Memory System Card Uses for the memory card Use only with the YHC5150X Replace with Yokogawa 1W Z9P780...

Page 15: ...Memory System Card continued Installing removing battery pack Installing or removing the battery pack Removing the memory card Replacing the Memory Card...

Page 16: ...YHC5150X Series HART Communicator Overview Full function HART Diagram of the YHC5150X...

Page 17: ...Touchscreen System menus Touchscreen Display details Touchscreen Two menu systems...

Page 18: ...Touchscreen System menus continued Touchscreen System menu Focus Pane System Information HART Connection and Navigation Sample system display System Navigation...

Page 19: ...Touchscreen HART menus HART menus appear when connected to HART devices...

Page 20: ...Touchscreen HART menus continued Sample HART menu display YHC5150X Operating Instructions Power key functions Turn on 1 2 3 4...

Page 21: ...Power key functions continued Standby Resume Turn off...

Page 22: ...cing intensity Pressing the Backlight key Reducing intensity improves battery life Backlight intensity at While the communicator is on the battery life is improved by 20 Up to 80 40 Up to 50 60 Up to...

Page 23: ...Backlight settings for timeout Changing the timeout setting to save battery life...

Page 24: ...Standby settings for timeout Change the timeout settings to save battery life Navigating to the Standby timeout settings...

Page 25: ...e Backlight timeout to 30 seconds After the communicator is out of the cradle and it has no input for 30 seconds The communicator reduces the intensity to 10 You set the Standby timeout to 3 minutes 3...

Page 26: ...The battery pack life Keep charging it For portable use Installing or removing the battery pack YHC5150X in the charging cradle...

Page 27: ...e battery pack life continued Advanced battery fuel gauge Low battery level alerts for the XL Battery Three low battery level alerts Yellow alert Red alert Final alert Yellow alert Red alert Final ale...

Page 28: ...Low battery level alerts continued Standby mode and the alerts Reminder The charging cradle Cradle connection details Automatically recharges Power connection to AC adapter USB connection to computer...

Page 29: ...battery is fully recharged Flashing Amber The battery is charging Solid Amber The battery temperature is out of the charging range The charging process has been suspended Flashing Red There is a batte...

Page 30: ...The charging cradle continued Not intrinsically safe Hazardous area use section Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing Kickstand useful for viewing the display Better angle to view the display...

Page 31: ...Loop Communication Jacks Field wiring practices Loop Communication Jacks Field wiring practices Hazardous area use section Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing...

Page 32: ...rd overview Arranged by frequency of use Alphabetic keys Backspace Enter Select Advance Switch Decimal Backlightl Alphabetic Decision Upper lower case toggle Fixed Numeric Information Navigation Minus...

Page 33: ...Keyboard functions Decision keys buttons Creating Shortcuts Function buttons in HART menus Decision Key Touchscreen button Cancel or Esc Accept...

Page 34: ...Shifting the highlight in HART menus Numeric keys Fixed function keys Power key functions Backlight reducing intensity Navigate up Navigate right Enter Select Menu item Navigate left Navigate down En...

Page 35: ...Keyboard the on screen keyboard Use both the dedicated and on screen keyboards ISO Latin 1 Character Set ISO Latin 1 character set...

Page 36: ...ISO Latin 1 Character Set continued 181 characters on the touchscreen Touchscreen Keyset 1 Touchscreen Keysets 2 5 65 characters on the dedicated keyboard Touchscreen buttons appear...

Page 37: ...Limited character sets Buttons and keys are unavailable Lowercase characters are unavailable Uppercase characters are available A Caps Lock symbol appears next to the touchscreen Caps Lock button...

Page 38: ...Limited number of characters Yellow box appears Navigating in the screen Viewing long text Swipe the text to view all of the text line...

Page 39: ...Navigating the keysets Navigating 181 keys Caps Lock Touchscreen Keyset 1 Diagram of Keyset 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 40: ...Touchscreen Keysets 2 5 Keyset 2 Keyset 3 uppercase Keyset 3 lowercase Keyset 4 uppercase Keyset 4 lowercase Keyset 5 uppercase Keyset 5 lowercase...

Page 41: ...Navigating the Communicator System Menus Communicator status line 1 2 3 4...

Page 42: ...there is a primary master host on the loop and if there is a burst mode device active Battery Status This gives you a quick reference to the current condition of the battery There is more information...

Page 43: ...HART connection status Gray connection bars...

Page 44: ...HART navigation and connection status Navigating to the HART Setup Menu Viewing the HART Setup Menu and navigation options...

Page 45: ...HART connection status continued Yellow connection bar Green connection bar Restart polling...

Page 46: ...HART list of found HART devices Display a list of devices...

Page 47: ...System Setup Provides access to the system setup menus for changing communicator parameters HART Setup Provides access to the HART setup menus for changing HART specific parameters System Information...

Page 48: ...cription Date Time Setup You can set the current date and time for timestamps on files and system indicators Power Management You can adjust settings for power usage backlight and standby timers Langu...

Page 49: ...tup Date Time Menu Icons Date Time Menu Icons Icon Name Description Date You can adjust the system day month and year Time You can adjust the system minutes and hour 12 hour or 24 hour mode You can ch...

Page 50: ...ns Icon Name Description Backlight Timeout You can set the timeout to automatically reduce the backlight to the minimum setting 10 during periods of inactivity Standby Timeout You can set the timeout...

Page 51: ...Language Selection System Menu Display available languages Select your language...

Page 52: ...Language Selection Displayed Turn off and Turn on New language displayed Some screens not translated...

Page 53: ...Calibrating the touchscreen System Menu Begin calibrating the touchscreen Accept the new settings or keep the old settings...

Page 54: ...System Information System Menu View status details about the communicator System Information...

Page 55: ...or a HART enabled device Setup HART Tag For Display You can select which tag to display on HART connection bar Choices are tag or long tag If a long tag does not exist on the connected device a short...

Page 56: ...Shifting the highlight in HART menus Connected HART devices Three navigation panes Shifting the highlight 1 2 3...

Page 57: ...Shifting the highlight in HART menus continued The Navigation pane has a gray highlight Yellow highlight on the menu path bar...

Page 58: ...Shifting the highlight in HART menus continued Yellow highlight on a Function button Status Line for the connecting device Status line diagram...

Page 59: ...rom the HART device HART Beat This alternates red and gray when there is active communication This remains gray when there is no communication Other active HART comm This displays other HART devices t...

Page 60: ...DD files control HART menus Parameter status column The MORE menu item...

Page 61: ...Function buttons in HART menus Navigating the Function buttons Scroll up or down in the Function pane 1 2 3 4 5 6 7...

Page 62: ...tablished before the changes will occur The New Shortcuts button allows users to create shortcuts to HART menus The Select Configuration Option button displays two icons The first is the Not ready but...

Page 63: ...Function buttons More buttons More Function buttons...

Page 64: ...Creating Shortcuts New shortcut button Managing shortcuts New shortcuts button...

Page 65: ...Creating Shortcuts Invalid shortcuts An invalid shortcut HART menu path bar Structure of the menu path bar Intermediate menu Current menu Online menu Root menu...

Page 66: ...Advanced Tools for HART Two Option buttons Two Options Three ways to navigate in the DD Browser...

Page 67: ...Advanced Tools for HART Two Option buttons Cancel button in DD Browser...

Page 68: ...Advanced Tools for HART DD Browser Use the DD Browser to view a list of manufacturers Navigate lists in a complete circle...

Page 69: ...Advanced Tools for HART View device names and revisions View a list of device names...

Page 70: ...View device names and revisions continued View a list of device revisions The right side of the screen gray area...

Page 71: ...Advanced Tools for HART Offline Configuration Offline Configuration navigation Two ways to use the offline configuration...

Page 72: ...Advanced Tools for HART Offline Configuration The All configurations on the first screen...

Page 73: ...Advanced Tools for HART Offline Configuration Creating a new configuration Confirm you want to create an offline configuration...

Page 74: ...Advanced Tools for HART Waiting for the Offline Configuration Wait while the YHC5150X initiates the offline device Blue connection bar Offline icon...

Page 75: ...Advanced Tools for HART Indicators in Offline Configuration Question marks and default variables in the DD file...

Page 76: ...Advanced Tools for HART Indicators in Offline Configuration Modified parameters alert yellow arrow Configuration Options button...

Page 77: ...HART Setup Menu with no offline configuration device displayed The System Settings button takes you to the HART Setup Menu Press the Blue connection bar to return The Display Status button alerts you...

Page 78: ...HART Communication with the YHC5150X Series Maintain field devices HART commands Device Description file DD uses Updating your communicator with DDs Updating communicator software...

Page 79: ...Connecting the YHC5150X to Smart Transmitters with HART technology Banana Jacks Wiring diagram Loop resistance 250 HART connections are standard banana jacks 3 4 in center or 1 9 cm...

Page 80: ...Loop resistance 250 Wiring diagram loop resistance 250...

Page 81: ...Communication A communicator is in one of three states Gray connection bar Polling Address or Found is 0 Gray connection bar Initiating Gray connection bar no actions Yellow connection bar Number of D...

Page 82: ...Polling HART Communication continued Display all devices Select a device Green connection bar connected...

Page 83: ...Specific and Generic HART communication Find specific devices Find generic devices Generic starts automatically...

Page 84: ...Specific and Generic HART communication continued Generic mode running Polling HART Communication Managing Configuration Files The Configuration Option button Four configuration options...

Page 85: ...Managing Configuration Files continued First Option Retrieve a device configuration Second Option Store files to SD Memory Card...

Page 86: ...Managing Configuration Files continued Configuration dialog boxes Third option Review Configuration Fourth option Delete Configuration...

Page 87: ...Managing Configuration Files continued Commit Changes Be careful when retrieving a configuration...

Page 88: ...Troubleshooting HART Communications Troubleshoot No Devices Found Connecting the YHC5150X to Smart Transmitters...

Page 89: ...nued Troubleshoot Generic Updating communicator software http www hartcomm org Troubleshoot Multiple Devices Updating communicator software Follow these instructions http www 5150update com Installing...

Page 90: ...y Safe Model Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing Hazardous and non hazardous locations Model Number Location Non hazardous Area Hazardous Area YHC5150 General Purpose Yes NO YHC5150X Intrinsically Safe Y...

Page 91: ...azardous area Warnings Cautions No substitutions Important Preventing explosions important Never Restrictions on electrical connections Restrictions in hazardous areas Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing...

Page 92: ...Hazardous area Warnings Cautions continued Double check the Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing...

Page 93: ...the Model number the Serial number Give a brief description of the problem Send the e mail to meters instr us yokogawa com Return Material Authorization Do not send any unit for repair unless you con...

Page 94: ...use at the 100 backlight setting typical TEMPERATURE SPECIFICATIONS Storage 40 F to 140 F 40 C to 60 C Operating 14 F to 122 F 10 C to 50 C Charging 50 F to 104 F 10 C to 40 C CONNECTIONS Standard ba...

Page 95: ...ical shock If there is any Then Deformation Cracks Damage to the charging cradle Damage to the power cord or Damage to the power adapter Unplug the charging cradle Never use it again Don t disassemble...

Page 96: ...Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU European Union only Important European Union Product Category US government agencies www epa gov Other countries...

Page 97: ...rap included with unit 1W Z9A820 4 YHC5150X Series Lithium Ion Battery Pack included with unit 1W Z9A879 YHC5150X Series battery charging kit included with unit 100 240 Vac 50 60 Hz It includes chargi...

Page 98: ...t last longer Note Note Temperature Specifications F Fahrenheit C Celsius Storage 40 to 140 40 to 60 Operating 14 to 122 10 to 50 Storing your YHC5150X for more than 30 days Two factors affect your ba...

Page 99: ...Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing...

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