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AW T 210
H A R T 2- W I R E T R A N SM I T T ER | CO M/AW T 2 10/H A R T- EN R E V. B 9
5 Appendix
Introduction
This appendix contains descriptions of the HART commands
available through the HART universal, common practice and
device specific command sets.
Device-specific command details such as data bytes and
response codes are described in the AWT210 HART field device
specification (
COM/AWT210/HART-FDS-EN )
Supported HART commands
The following HART Commands are supported on the AWT210.
Universal HART commands
Command Description
3 Read Dynamic Variables And Loop Current
PV,SV,TV
and QV14
1
14 Read Primary Variable Transducer Information
Table 1 Universal HART commands
Common practice HART commands
Command Description
34 Write PV Damping Value *
35 Write PV Range Values *
36 Set PV Upper Range Value *
37 Set PV Lower Range Value *
40 Enter/Exit Fixed Current Mode *
41 Perform Self-Test *
42 Perform Device Reset *
44 Write PV Units *
45 Trim Loop Current Zero *
46 Trim Loop Current Gain *
48 Read Additional Device Status
59 Write Number of Response Preambles *
71 Lock Device *
76 Read Lock Device State
*Requires HART login (Command 168) to Advanced level or higher if HART login is enabled
via Configuration -> Advanced-> Device Setup -> Security -> HART Login -> Enabled
Table 2 Common practice HART commands
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AWT does not support device variables, only dynamic variables. Hence,
Command 9 returns a response code of 14 (Dynamic Variables returned for
Device Variables) as required by the HART specification. However, this return
value is seen as an error by Simatic PDC software. This response code may
be turned off in the device by enabling PDM compatibility at the following
menu: Device Setup > PDM Compatibility > Enable.
Device-specific HART commands: general
Command Description
122 Login to Service Level
123 Read Board Object *
124 Write Object *
125 Read Memory *
126 Write Memory *
128 Reset Software Write Protection
129 Read Revision
130 Write Current Alarm Selection
131 Read Write Protection
132 Write Software Write Protection
134 Recognize Temperature Compensation Type
135 Reset to Factory Default
136 Write Temperature Compensation Type
137 Read Front End Board Data
138 Write Manual Temperature Setpoint
139 Write Reference Temperature
140 Read PV and Temperature Calibration Slope and Offset
141 Write PV Calibration Slope and Offset
142 Write Temperature Calibration Slope and Offset
143 Log Out HART Service Code
168 HART Login with Password
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200 Read Diagnosis Masking
201 Write Diagnosis Masking
202 Read Diagnosis Simulation
203 Write Diagnosis Simulation
210 Write HART Version
243 Write Sensor Diagnostic Option
249 Write Temperature Unit
250 Read Conductivity Units Mode
251 Write Conductivity Units Mode
253 Read Condensed Status Mapping Array
*Requires HART Login to Service Level (Command 122)
Table 3 Device-specific HART commands: general
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HART commands that write to the device can be protected with access
control. This is similar to the access control within the device that has
Read Only, Calibrate, Advanced and Service levels.
Access control for HART can be enabled at the following menu:
Device Setup > Security Setup > HART Logging > Password Protected.
If this option is enabled, the user will have to log in with the appropriate
access level password before sending write commands to the device. Please
see details of command 168 in the HART Field Device Specification
document for AWT210.