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OPTIMASS
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PROFIBUS PA DEVICE (MBP INTERFACE & PA PROFILE 3.01
PLC
PLC
PC
PC
PROFIBUS DP (up to 12 Mbit/s)
K R O H N E
1
2 3 4
5 6
K R O H N E
1
2 3 4
5 6
1000
Power
Supply
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
kg/ h
100
RP
KR O H N E
H250
SN
586
677 /01-03
MC
H250/RR/ M9/K2 /ESK- Z
C
K2 5.2
1.4571
F
CIV
25
1.4571
MD
1997
C2H50H
D
0.93
kg/l
V
2.5
mPa.s
T
23.5
C
P
0.4
MPa
FI A 1025
kg
0
3
6
8
7
2
Segment
coupler/link
PROFIBUS-PA
PROFIBUS-PA
Analogue I/O
module
HART Device
4-20 mA
Control system
(PLC) Class 1
master
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Hardware
Firm-
ware
Hardware
Software
Driver
Version
Model Name as
used in the GSD:
11/06
'MFC300 Signal
Converter with MBP
Interface and PA
Profile 3.01
("Profibus PA
Device")
V2.2.1/
061117
• Simatic PCS7
• Others
• HW Config
• Others
GSD
(Manufacturer specific, for
standard DP/PA segment
coupler )
KR014511.GSD
"MFC300 (MBP)
Rev. 1"
GSD
(Manufacturer specific, for
segment coupler SK2/SK3 of
P&F)
YP014511.GSD
"YP0 MFC300
(MBP) Rev.1"
GSD
(Profile specific, for standard
DP/PA segment coupler)
PA139742.GSD
"Flow,dens,temp
3AI, 1TOT (PhyL
1)"
Laptop/ PC
PDM
A
6.0
DD
4511 0300 01
Laptop/ PC
Pactware
DTM
(generic Flow DTM)
0300_1030001_F
DT12.exe
3.1 Software history
3.2 PROFIBUS PA System Architecture
The diagram above shows a typical instrumentation with PROFIBUS PA devices with MBP inter-
face in hazardous and non-hazardous locations, including connections of conventional devices
(e.g. with 4-20mA signals) ina a PROFIBUS network.
The PROFIBUS PA is normally connected to a segment coupler which, among other things,
carries out the conversion to the PROFIBUS DP.
Further information on the planning and operation of PROFIBUS PA networks can be found in
the KROHNE brochure “Fundamentals PROFIBUS” which can be downloaded from the
KROHNE homepage http://www.krohne.com or contact “KROHNE Marketing”.
