HES
User Manual
HART to Ethernet Gateway System
226-710-00A
September 2018
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Moore Industries-International, Inc.
The HES generates a 9 byte additional status which is displayed on the ’HES HART Status and
Variables’ Webpage and in the MODBUS registers.
Table 6.12. MODBUS registers 9072-9080
Byte Name
Description
0
System Status
Summary A
System Status Summary register Bits 8-15 (see System Status
Registers)
1
System Status
Summary B
System Status Summary register Bits 0-7 (see System Status
Registers)
2
IO Channel 1
IO Channel 1 Consolidated Status register (see IO Channel
Registers)
3
IO Channel 2
IO Channel 2 Consolidated Status register (see IO Channel
Registers)
4
IO Channel 3
IO Channel 3 Consolidated Status register (see IO Channel
Registers)
5
IO Channel 4
IO Channel 4 Consolidated Status register (see IO Channel
Registers)
6
Extended Status
Code
Not Used, Set to 0x00.
7
Device Operating
Mode
Not Used, Set to 0x00.
8
Standardized
Status 0
Per HART definition.
Bit 0: Simulation Active (Not Used)
Bit 1: Non Volatile Memory Defect
Bit 2: Volatile Memory Defect
Bit 3: Watchdog Reset Executed
Bit 4: Voltage Out of Range (Not Used)
Bit 5: Environmental Conditions Out of Range (Not Used)
Bit 6: Electronic Defect (Not Used)
Device Variable Status
All HART 7 devices support Device Variables (DV) and produce Device Variable (DV) Status for
each DV in response to Command 9 (per the HART standard).
The field device DV status are available in the MODBUS registers (see MODBUS registers
section for information).
NOTE:
The lower 4 bits are unused in the HES DV status since these are reserved for
Device Family Specific Status.
