SMAR HI302, Руководство пользователя

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HI302 – User’s Manual
B.2
Index
HART
Command
Description
15 6 Write the polling address.
21 17 Write the MESSAGE.
22 18 Write the TAG, DESCRIPTOR and DATE .
23 19 Write the FINAL ASSEMBLY NUMBER.
25* 40* Enter or Exit the fixed current mode.
26* 41* Run the self-test.
27* 42* Restart the device (RESET).
28* 47* Write the PV transfer function.
29* 34* Write the PV DAMPING VALUE.
30* 35* Write the PV RANGE VALUES.
31* 38* Reset the configuration change flag.
32* 49* Write the PV sensor serial number.
33* 44* Write the PV unit code [EU].
34* 109* Control the device BURST mode.
35* 43* Adjust the PV “zero”.
*Common Practice Command. May not be implemented in the device.
HVT Block
The configuration for the HVT block is accessed by codes, and deals with Common
Practice and specific commands on
each device. These codes should be typed in the
HIRT.HCD_SEL parameter when performing the block configuration. The codes below
correspond to the HCD blocks stored in the FLASH memory. The codes from 0 to 33000
are reserved for Smar configuration. The codes above 33000 until 65535 are free to be
configured by the users.
HCD code Description Version
5 Configuration for the HIRT block HART 5
6 Configuration for the HIRT block HART 6
10 Smar FY301 – Intelligent Positioner 2.12
20 Smar TP301 – Intelligent Position Transmitter 1.08
30 Smar LD301 – Intelligent Pressure Transmitter 6.01
40 Smar LD291 - Intelligent Pressure Transmitter 6.01
50 Smar TT301 – Intelligent Temperature Transmitter 2.04
60 Smar DT301 - Intelligent Density Transmitter 2.00
See in the Appendix C, the HART variables mapping for the HVT block parameters of
each configuration in the HI302’s memory.