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Honeywell SmartLine SLG 700 User Manual (198 pages)
Level Transmitter Guided Wave Radar
Brand:
Honeywell
| Category:
Transmitter
| Size: 7.58 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
1 Introduction
17
Overview
17
Transmitter Models
17
Transmitter Components
17
Overview of Components
17
Table 2-1: Features and Options
17
Electronics Housing
18
Figure 2-1: Components of the Level Transmitter
18
Sensor Housing
19
Process Connector
19
Table 2-2: Available Smartline GWR Display Characteristics
19
Probe
20
Table 2-3: Probe Selection
20
Communicating with the Transmitter
22
Ma HART
22
Foundation
22
TM Fieldbus (FF)
22
Figure 2-2: Example of HART Connection RL
23
Figure 2-3: Example of FF Connection
24
DTM-Based Tools and Experion
25
SLG 700 Transmitter Nameplate
27
Figure 2-4: Example of a FF Network
27
Figure 2-5: Transmitter Nameplate Example
28
Transmitter Model Number Description
29
Safety Certification Information
29
Safety Integrity Level (SIL)
29
Figure 2-6: Standard SLG 700 Model Number
29
Figure 2-7: Safety Certification Example
29
Security Considerations
30
Measurement Options Licensing
30
2 Radar Level Measurement
31
Overview
31
Theory of Operation
31
Figure 2-1: GWR Measurement
32
Figure 2-2: Sample Echo Curve
33
TDR for Interface and Flooded Measurements
33
Signal Processing Configuration
34
Figure 2-3: Interface Measurement
34
Amplitude Tracking
35
Figure 2-4 Radar Impulse Reflection Model
35
Full-Tank Detection
35
Maximum Fill Rates, Latching and Timeouts
36
Signal Interferences and Background Echoes
37
Field and Obstacle Background
37
Static and Dynamic Backgrounds
37
Accuracy and Measurement Range Specifications
38
Figure 2-5: Upper Transition Zone Length and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) and Minimum Blocking Distance Low (BDL) for Coax Probes in Water
39
Figure 2-6: Upper Transition Zone Length and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) and Minimum Blocking Distance Low (BDL) for Coax Probes in Oil
39
Figure 2-7: Transition Zone Lengths and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) for Single Lead Probes in Water
40
Figure 2-8: Transition Zone Lengths and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) for Single Lead (I.e. Rod and Rope) Probes in Oil
41
Figure 2-9 Minimum Blocking Distances, Steam Application for a Threaded HTHP Process Connector
41
Figure 2-10 Minimum Blocking Distance, Steam Application for a Flanged HTHP Process Connector
42
Table 2-1: Blocking Distance High
42
Process Applications
44
Single Liquid
44
Two Liquid Applications
44
Figure 2-11: Two-Liquids Flooded
44
Figure 2-12: Two-Liquids Non-Flooded
45
Low Dielectric Applications
46
Steam Boiler Applications
47
Figure 2-13 Typical Echo Steam Application Echo with Vapor Reference Rod
47
Process Condition Considerations
48
Turbulence
48
Foam or Emulsions
48
FEP Probe
48
Container Considerations
49
Shapes
49
Materials (Plastic Vs. Metal)
49
Figure 2-14: Top Vertical and Angled Mounting
49
Blocking Distance High and Blocking Distance Low Guidance
50
Blocking Distance High (BDH) Guidance
50
Blocking Distance Low (BDL) Guidance
50
Blocking Distance, Full Tank Detection and Latching Modes
50
3 Transmitter Installation
52
Preparation
52
Installation Sequence
52
Table 3-1: Installation Sequence
52
Tools
53
Mechanical Installation
54
Check for Correct Probe Dimensions and Strength
54
Accuracy and Measuring Range Specifications
54
Table 3-2: Mechanical Installation Sequence
54
Table 3-3: Sensor Details - All Models
55
Table 3-4: Minimum Blocking Distances and Transition Zones for the Various Probe Types
55
Table 3-5: Minimum Blocking Distances and Minimum Distance to Inlet or Surface with DC Corrected Level for the Saturated Steam Application
55
Table 3-6: Maximum Measurement Range for each Probe Type Versus Dielectric Constant
55
Figure 3-1 SLG720 Probe Dimensions, MM [In]
56
Figure 3-2: SLG720 FEP Probe Dimensions, MM [In]
57
Figure 3-3: SLG726 Threaded Process Connection Probe Dimensions; MM [In]
58
Figure 3-4 SLG726 Flanged Process Connection Probe Dimensions; MM [In]
59
Figure 3-5: SLG726 Saturated Steam Application Threaded Process Connection Probe Dimensions; MM [In]
60
Figure 3-6: SLG726 Saturated Steam Application Flanged Process Connection Probe Dimensions; MM [In]
60
Table 3-7: Tensile Load Limits for Flexible Probe
61
Table 3-8: Rigid (I.e. Rod and Coaxial) Probe Mounting Angle Limits
61
Table 3-9: Rod Probe Bending Torque Limits (All Lengths)
61
Table 3-10: Coaxial Probe Bending Load Limits (All Lengths)
61
Trim the Probe Length
63
Figure 3-7: Example Bending Torque Values
63
Attach/Assemble the Probe
64
Figure 3-8: Drill 6-MM Diameter Hole at the Position Shown on the Coaxial Outer Conductor
64
Figure 3-9: Rod Probe Assembly
65
Figure 3-10: SLG726 Flanged Process Connection, Probe Nut Installation Position, MM [In]
66
Figure 3-11: Wire Probe Assembly
67
Figure 3-13: SLG720 Coaxial Probe Assembly (Single Outer Tube Depicted)
68
Figure 3-12: SLG720 Coaxial Probe Assembly (Single Outer Tube Depicted)
70
Figure 3-14: SLG726 Coaxial Probe Assembly
75
Figure 3-15 Saturated Steam Application Rod Probe Assembly
76
Figure 3-16: Saturated Steam Application Coaxial Probe Assembly
76
Centering Disks and Configured Probe Length
77
Table 3-11: Recommended Probe Diameter and Material of Construction
77
Figure 3-17: Recommended Location of Holes for Rod Probes
79
Figure 3-18: Centering Disks for Wire and Rod Probes
80
Figure 3-19: Centering Disks for FEP Coated Wire and Rod Probes
80
Table 3-12: Centering Disk Determination from Pipe Size and Schedule
81
Table 3-13: Centering Disk Dimensions
81
Table 3-14: Probe Length for Different Probe Types
82
Mounting the Transmitter
83
Figure 3-20: Probe Length Definition for Rod Probes Using a Centering Disk
83
Figure 3-21: Flanged SLG720 Transmitter, MM [In]
83
Figure 3-22: Threaded (NPT ¾", 1", 1½", 2") SLG720 Transmitter, MM [In]
84
Figure 3-23: Threaded (BSP/G ¾", 1", 1½") SLG720 Transmitter, MM [In]
85
Figure 3-24: Flanged SLG726 Transmitter, MM [In]
86
Figure 3-25: Threaded (NPT 1½", 2") SLG726 Transmitter, MM [In]
87
Figure 3-26: Threaded (BSP/G 1½") SLG726 Transmitter, MM [In]
88
Suitable Mounting Position
89
Figure 3-27: Mounting Position
89
Table 3-15: Minimum Recommended Distance to Container Wall and Obstacles (MM)
89
Optimum Operating Temperature
90
Temperature Requirements
91
Figure 3-28: SLG720 Temperature Limits
91
Figure 3-29: SLG726 Temperature Limits
92
Figure 3-30: SLG726 Maximum Pressure Based on Maximum Operating Temperature
92
Table 3-16: SLG726 Maximum Pressure Based on Maximum Operating Temperature in Tabular Form
93
Figure 3-31: Flanged Tank Connection
94
Figure 3-32: Flange Mounting
95
Table 3-17: SLG720: Recommended Nozzle Dimensions
95
Figure 3-33: Oversized Nozzle Configuration
96
Figure 3-34: Threaded Tank Connection
97
Figure 3-35: Tank Roof Mounting Using Threaded Connection
97
Figure 3-36: Bypass Installation
98
Table 3-18: SLG720 Bypass and Stillwell Recommended Diameters
98
Mounting on a Non-Metallic Container
99
Figure 3-37: Mounting on a Non-Metallic Vessel
99
Table 3-19: SLG726 Bypass and Stillwell Recommended Diameters
99
Figure 3-38: Mounting in Concrete Silos
100
Figure 3-39: Remote Mount
101
Rotate Transmitter Housing
102
Secure the Probe
102
Figure 3-40: Rotate Transmitter Housing
102
Figure 3-41: Anchoring Wire Probes
103
Figure 3-42: Wire Probe Slack
103
Figure 3-43: Anchoring Coaxial Probes
104
Install Conduit Entry Plugs and Adapters
105
Table 3-20: Conduit Entry Plug Installation
105
Table 3-21: Conduit Adapter Installation
105
Flange Pressure Ratings
106
Material Exposed to Tank Atmosphere
106
Electrical Installation
107
Wiring a Transmitter
107
HART / 4-20Ma Voltage Operating Ranges
107
Figure 3-44: Transmitter Operating Ranges
107
Terminal Connections
109
Figure 3-45: HART 3-Screw Terminal Board and Grounding Screw
109
FOUNDATION Fieldbus
110
Wiring Procedure
110
Lightning Protection
111
Supply Voltage Limiting Requirements
111
Process Sealing
111
Explosion-Proof Conduit Seal
111
4 Operating the Transmitter
112
User Interface Options
112
Transmitter Advanced Displays with Buttons
112
DTM or DD - HART and FF
112
Three-Button Operation
113
Three-Button Operation Without Display
113
Figure 4-1: Three-Button Option
114
Menu Navigation
115
Data Entry
115
Table 4-1: Three-Button Option Functions
115
Editing a Numeric Value
116
Selecting a New Setting from a List of Choices
116
Table 4-2: Three-Button Data Entry
116
The Advanced Display Menu
117
Table 4-3: Advanced Display Main Menu Structure
117
Correlation Model Recalculation
118
Table 4-4: Correlation Model Recalculation
118
Table 4-5: Display Config Sub-Menu
119
Table 4-6: Basic Configuration Sub-Menu
121
Table 4-7: Advanced Config Sub-Menu
125
Table 4-8: Monitor Sub-Menu
130
Monitoring the Advanced Display
136
Advanced Displays
136
Figure 4-2: Advanced Display Formats with the Process Variable
136
Table 4-9: Advanced Displays with PV Format Display Indications
137
Button Operation During Monitoring
138
Changing the Failsafe Direction and Write Protect Jumpers (Including Simulation Mode)
139
Procedure to Establish Failsafe Operation
139
Figure 4-3: Locating the Failsafe and Write Protect Jumpers
140
Table 4-10: HART Failsafe and Write Protect Jumpers
141
Table 4-11: FOUNDATION Fieldbus Simulation and Write Protect Jumpers
141
5 Maintenance
142
Overview
142
Preventive Maintenance Practices and Schedules
142
Procedures
145
Output Check Procedures
145
Constant Current Source Mode Procedure
146
Figure 5-1: Current Loop Test Connections
146
Replacing the Terminal Block
147
Replacing the Display Assembly
147
Replacing the Communication Module
147
Figure 5-2: Electronic Housing Components
147
How to Replace the Sensor Housing
148
Figure 5-3: Sensor Housing
148
Figure 5-45-5: Part Number and Date Code (D/C) Label on Bottom of Terminal PCBA Assembly
150
Tools Required
150
Figure 5-6: Location of Sensor Housing and Attachment Set Screws
151
Figure 5-7: Communications Housing Assembly
152
Figure 5-8: Rook Assembly
153
Figure 5-9: - Sensor Ribbon Cable
154
Figure 5-10: Location of RF-Connector at Bottom of Sensor Housing
155
Hazardous Locations
156
Appendix: Reconciling Model Numbers
156
Figure 5-11- Model Number Mismatch Critical Error
157
Figure 5-12 - Reconcile Model Numbers Feature
157
Replacing the Wire Probe
158
Tools Required
158
Procedures
159
Table 5-1: Probe Length Calculated from Spare Probe Model Number
161
Trimming Coaxial Probes
163
Tools Required
163
Procedure
163
Figure 5-13 - no Trimming Zones on Outer Tube and Inner Rod
164
Figure 5-14 - Drill Hole Position on Outer Tube
165
Figure 5-15 - Spacer and Locking Pin Installation
165
Saturated Steam Probe Installation
166
Tools Required
166
Procedure
166
Figure 5-16 - SLG726 Flanged Process Connection, Probe Nut Installation Position, MM [In]
167
Figure 5-17 - Saturated Steam Application Rod Probe Assembly
168
Figure 5-18 - Saturated Steam Application Coaxial Probe Assembly
169
6 Troubleshooting
170
Error Messages
170
Diagnostics
170
Table 6-1: SLG 700 Standard Diagnostics Messages
171
Diagnosing SLG720 Coaxial Probe Misassembly
173
7 Parts List
177
Overview
177
Table 7-1: Parts
177
8 Glossary
178
9 Appendix Certifications
181
Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Installations
181
European Directive Information (EU)
181
Hazardous Locations Certifications
182
Marking ATEX Directive
187
Conditions of Use for Ex Equipment, "Hazardous Location Equipment" or "Schedule of Limitations
188
Control Drawing
190
China Rohs
194
10 Security
195
How to Report a Security Vulnerability
195
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Honeywell SmartLine SLG 700 Option Manual (220 pages)
SmartLine Level Transmitter Guided Wave Radar FOUNDATION Fieldbus
Brand:
Honeywell
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 8.71 MB
Table of Contents
Copyrights, Notices and Trademarks
2
Table of Contents
10
Introduction
17
About the SLG 700 FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus Level Transmitter
17
Transmitter Components
18
Overview of Components
18
Figure 1 Components of SLG 700
18
Features of the Transmitter
19
Getting Started
20
Verifying the Installation
20
Table 1: Transmitter Installation Verification Tasks
20
Verifying Communication with the Transmitter
21
Table 2: Transmitter Parameters
21
Establishing Communication with Host Systems
22
Slg 700 Ff Level Transmitter Configuration
23
Importing the SLG 700 FF Device Description (DD) Files
23
Importing the DD to Experion PKS
23
Control Strategy
27
Creating Control Strategy
27
Device Replacement
28
Configuring the Function Block Application Process
28
Table 3: Bit Mapping of the BLOCK_ERR
28
Table 4: Priority for Alarms
30
Resource Block
31
Execution
32
Table 5: Diagnostic Definitions
34
Parameter List
38
Table 6: Resource Block Parameters
38
Attributes
41
Level Transducer Block
42
Execution
42
Figure 2: Level Transducer Block
42
Parameter List
43
Table 7: Level Transducer Block Parameters
43
Attributes
50
Auxiliary Transducer Block
51
Figure 3: Windowed Echo Curve
52
Figure 4: Full Echo Curve
53
Figure 5: Processed (Full) Echo Curve
54
Figure 6: Background Subtraction Array
54
Figure 7: Adjusting the Correlation Algorithm
60
Figure 8 Zoom View
61
Figure 9: Adjusting the Gain Parameter
62
Figure 10: Adjusting the Width and Attenuation Parameters
62
Parameter List
64
Table 8: Auxiliary Transducer Block Parameters
64
Attributes
72
Diagnostic Transducer Block
72
Execution
72
Sensor Detailed Status
73
Critical Status 1
73
Table 9: Sensor Detailed Status
73
Critical Status 2
74
Non-Critical Status 1
75
Non-Critical Status 2
76
Device Model Details
77
Device Diagnostics
77
Power Cycle Track
77
Operating Voltage Track
77
Parameter List
78
Table 10: Diagnostic Transducer Block Parameters
78
Attributes
79
LCD Transducer Block
80
Execution
80
Figure 11: LCD Transducer Block
80
Table 11 LCD Parameters
81
Table 12: LCD Transducer Block Parameters
83
Attributes
85
Analog Input Block
86
Execution
86
Figure 12: Analog Input Block
86
Figure 13: Analog Input Block Schematic Diagram
87
Parameters List
89
Table 13: Analog Input Block Parameters
89
Attributes
91
Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) Block with Auto Tune
92
Figure 14: PID Block
92
Figure 15: PID Block Schematic Diagram
92
Execution
93
Table 14: PID Tuning Parameters
95
Auto Tuning Procedure
96
Parameter List
97
Table 15: PID Block Parameters
97
Attributes
101
Input Selector Block
102
Execution
102
Figure 16: Input Selector Block
102
Figure 17: Input Selector Schematic Diagram
103
Parameters List
104
Table 16: Input Selector Block Parameters
104
Attributes
105
Integrator Block
106
Execution
106
Figure 18: Integrator Block
106
Figure 19: Two Rate Inputs
107
Parameters List
112
Table 17: Integrator Block Parameters
112
Attributes
114
Arithmetic Block
115
Execution
115
Figure 20: Arithmetic Block
115
Figure 21: Arithmetic Schematic Diagram
116
Parameter List
118
Table 18: Arithmetic Block Parameters
118
Attributes
120
Signal Characterizer Block
121
Execution
121
Figure 22: Signal Characterizer Block
121
Figure 23: Signal Characterizer Curve
122
Parameter List
123
Table 19: Signal Characterizer Block Parameters
123
Attributes
124
Output Splitter Block
125
Execution
125
Figure 24: Output Splitter Block
125
Figure 25: Output Splitter Schematic
125
Figure 26: Split Range and Sequence Operation
126
Figure 27: out with LOCKVAL"LOCK
127
Figure 28: out with LOCKVAL "NO LOCK
127
Parameter List
128
Table 20: Output Splitter Block Parameters
128
Attributes
129
Configuring the Transmitter Using Field Device Manager System
129
Slg 700 Ff Level Transmitter Operation
130
Operational Considerations
130
LAS Capability
130
Special Non-Volatile Parameters and NVM Wear-Out
130
Mode Restricted Writes to Parameters
130
Configuration of the Transmitter Using Handheld (HH)
131
Figure 29: Connecting the Transmitter to the Handheld
131
Performing Block Instantiation
132
About Block Instantiation
132
Block Instantiation Using Experion PKS
132
Slg 700 Ff Level Transmitter Maintenance
133
Replacing the Local Display and Electronic Assembly
133
Downloading the Firmware
133
About Firmware Download Feature
133
Class 3
133
Recommendations
134
Downloading the File
135
Using the Dtm
136
Introduction
136
Components
136
Downloads
136
To Install and Launch the DTM
137
DTM Help
143
Level Transducer Block Configuring
144
Figure 30: Single Liquid
149
Figure 31: Two Liquids Flooded
149
Table 40 - Dielectric Constants Required by Application
150
Figure 32: Two Liquids Non-Flooded
150
Figure 33- Reference Plane R for Flanged and Threaded Connections
152
Table 41 - Minimum Blocking Distances and Transition Zones for the Various Probe Types
154
Figure 34 - Attenuation Model
162
Diagnostics Transducer Block Configuration
165
LCD Transducer Block Configuration
170
Auxiliary Transducer Block Configuration
172
Figure 35 - Radar Impulse Reflection Model
175
Diagnostics
179
Resource Block Configuration
180
Analog Input Block Configuration
185
Figure 36 - Analog Input Block
185
Slg 700 Ff Level Transmitter Troubleshooting
190
Troubleshooting Overview
190
Troubleshooting the Transmitter
191
Device Not Visible on the Network
191
Incorrect or Non-Compatible Tools
192
Troubleshooting Blocks
193
Non-Functioning Blocks
193
Troubleshooting Block Configuration Errors
193
Troubleshooting the Resource Block
193
Table 21: Resource Block
193
Troubleshooting the Level Transducer Block
196
Table 22: Level Transducer Block
196
Troubleshooting the Diagnostics Transducer Block
199
Table 23: Auxiliary Transducer Block
199
Table 24: Diagnostics Transducer Block
199
Troubleshooting the LCD Transducer Block
200
Table 25: LCD Transducer Block
200
Troubleshooting the Analog Input (AI) Block
201
Table 26: Analog Input Block
201
Troubleshooting the Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) Block
202
Table 27: PID Block
202
Troubleshooting the Input Selector Block
203
Table 28: Input Selector Block
203
Troubleshooting the Arithmetic Block
204
Table 29: Arithmetic Block
204
Troubleshooting the Output Splitter Block
205
Table 30: Output Splitter Block
205
Troubleshooting the Signal Characterizer Block
206
Table 31: Signal Characterizer Block
206
Resolving the Block Configuration Errors
207
Table 32: Resolving Block Configuration Errors
207
Device Diagnostics
209
SLG 700 FF Level Transmitter Memory
209
Performing Diagnostics in the Background
209
BLOCK_ERR Parameter
209
Table 33: Diagnostics
209
Transmitter Diagnostics
210
Function Block Faults
211
Table 34: Identifying Critical and Non-Critical Function Block Faults
211
Table 35: Summary of Function Blocks Non-Critical Faults
213
Table 36: Summary of Function Blocks Critical Faults
214
Understanding Simulation Mode
215
About the Simulation Mode Jumper
215
Setting the Simulation Jumper
215
Figure 37: Simulation Jumper Location on Communication Board
215
Enabling Simulation Mode
216
Simulation Mode Truth Table
216
Setting al Block Mode
216
Table 37: Setting the Simulation Jumper
216
Table 38: Simulation Mode Truth Table
216
Understanding Write Protection
217
Table 39: Write Lock
217
Honeywell SmartLine SLG 700 User Manual (176 pages)
SmartLine Level Transmitter Guided Wave Radar
Brand:
Honeywell
| Category:
Radar
| Size: 5.65 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
7
1 Introduction
13
Overview
13
Transmitter Models
13
Transmitter Components
13
Overview of Components
13
Table 1-1: Features and Options
13
Electronics Housing
14
Figure 2-1: Components of the Level Transmitter
14
Sensor Housing
15
Process Connector
15
Table 1-2: Available Smartline GWR Display Characteristics
15
Probe
16
Table 1-3: Probe Selection
16
Communicating with the Transmitter
18
Ma HART
18
Figure 2-2: Example of HART Connection RL
19
Foundation
21
TM Fieldbus (FF)
21
DTM-Based Tools and Experion
21
Figure 2-3: Example of FF Connection
21
SLG 700 Transmitter Nameplate
23
Figure 2-4: Example of a FF Network
23
Figure 2-5: Transmitter Nameplate Example
24
Transmitter Model Number Description
25
Safety Certification Information
25
Safety Integrity Level (SIL)
25
Figure 2-6: Standard SLG 700 Model Number
25
Figure 2-7: Safety Certification Example
25
Security Considerations
26
2 Radar Level Measurement
27
Overview
27
Theory of Operation
27
Figure 2-1: GWR Measurement
28
Figure 2-2: Sample Echo Curve
29
Interface and Flooded Measurements
29
Signal Processing Configuration
30
Figure 2-3: Interface Measurement
30
Amplitude Tracking
31
Figure 2-4 Radar Impulse Reflection Model
31
Full-Tank Detection
31
Signal Interferences and Background Echoes
32
Field and Obstacle Background
32
Static and Dynamic Backgrounds
32
Accuracy and Measurement Range Specifications
33
Figure 2-5: Upper Transition Zone Length and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) and Minimum Blocking Distance Low (BDL) for Coax Probes in Water
33
Figure 2-6: Upper Transition Zone Length and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) and Minimum Blocking Distance Low (BDL) for Coax Probes in Oil
34
Figure 2-7: Transition Zone Lengths and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) for Single Lead Probes in Water
35
Figure 2-8: Transition Zone Lengths and Minimum Blocking Distance High (BDH) for Single Lead (I.e. Rod and Rope) Probes in Oil
35
Process Applications
37
Turbulence
37
Foam
37
Emulsions
37
Container Considerations
38
Shapes
38
Materials (Plastic Vs. Metal)
38
Figure 2-9: Top Vertical and Angled Mounting
38
Blocking Distance High and Blocking Distance Low Guidance
39
Blocking Distance High (BDH) Guidance
39
Blocking Distance Low (BDL) Guidance
39
3 Transmitter Installation
40
Preparation
40
Installation Sequence
40
Table 3-1: Installation Sequence
40
Tools
41
Mechanical Installation
42
Check for Correct Probe Dimensions and Strength
42
Accuracy and Measuring Range Specifications
42
Table 3-2: Mechanical Installation Sequence
42
Table 3-3: Sensor Details - All Models
43
Table 3-4: Minimum Blocking Distances and Transition Zones for the Various Probe Types
43
Table 3-5: Maximum Measurement Range for each Probe Type Versus Dielectric Constant
43
Figure 3-1: SLG720 Probe Dimensions, MM [In]
45
Figure 3-2: SLG726 Threaded Process Connection Probe Dimensions; MM [In]
45
Figure 3-3: SLG726 Flanged Process Connection Probe Dimensions; MM [In]
46
Table 3-6: Tensile Load Limits for Flexible Probe
47
Table 3-7: Rigid (I.e. Rod and Coaxial) Probe Mounting Angle Limits
47
Table 3-8: Rod Probe Bending Torque Limits (All Lengths)
47
Table 3-9: Coaxial Probe Bending Load Limits (All Lengths)
47
Trim the Probe Length
49
Figure 3-4: Example Bending Torque Values
49
Attach/Assemble the Probe
50
Figure 3-5: Rod Probe Assembly
50
Figure 3-6: SLG726 Flanged Process Connection, Probe Nut Installation Position, MM [In]
51
Figure 3-7: Wire Probe Assembly
52
Figure 3-8: SLG720 Coaxial Probe Assembly (Single Outer Tube Depicted)
55
Figure 3-9: SLG726 Coaxial Probe Assembly
59
Table 3-10: Recommended Probe Diameter and Material of Construction
59
Centering Disks and Configured Probe Length
60
Figure 3-10: Recommended Location of Holes for Rod Probes
61
Figure 3-11: Centering Disks for Wire and Rod Probes
62
Table 3-11: Centering Disk Determination from Pipe Size and Schedule
62
Table 3-12: Centering Disk Dimensions
62
Figure 3-12: Probe Length Definition for Rod Probes Using a Centering Disk
63
Table 3-13: Probe Length for Different Probe Types
63
Mounting the Transmitter
64
Figure 3-13: Flanged SLG720 Transmitter, MM [In]
64
Figure 3-14: Threaded (NPT ¾", 1", 1½", 2") SLG720 Transmitter, MM [In]
65
Figure 3-15: Threaded (BSP/G ¾", 1", 1½") SLG720 Transmitter, MM [In]
66
Figure 3-16: Flanged SLG726 Transmitter, MM [In]
67
Figure 3-17: Threaded (NPT 1½", 2") SLG726 Transmitter, MM [In]
68
Figure 3-18: Threaded (BSP/G 1½") SLG726 Transmitter, MM [In]
69
Suitable Mounting Position
70
Figure 3-19: Mounting Position
70
Table 3-14: Minimum Recommended Distance to Container Wall and Obstacles (MM)
70
Optimum Operating Temperature
71
Temperature Requirements
72
Figure 3-20: SLG720 Temperature Limits
72
Figure 3-21: SLG726 Temperature Limits
73
Figure 3-22: SLG726 Maximum Pressure Based on Maximum Operating Temperature
73
Table 3-15: SLG726 Maximum Pressure Based on Maximum Operating Temperature in Tabular Form
74
Figure 3-23: Flanged Tank Connection
75
Figure 3-24: Flange Mounting
76
Table 3-16: SLG720: Recommended Nozzle Dimensions
76
Figure 3-25: Oversized Nozzle Configuration
77
Figure 3-26: Threaded Tank Connection
78
Figure 3-27: Tank Roof Mounting Using Threaded Connection
78
Figure 3-28: Bypass Installation
79
Table 3-17: SLG720 Bypass and Stillwell Recommended Diameters
79
Mounting on a Non-Metallic Container
80
Figure 3-29: Mounting on a Non-Metallic Vessel
80
Table 3-18: SLG726 Bypass and Stillwell Recommended Diameters
80
Figure 3-30: Mounting in Concrete Silos
81
Figure 3-31: Remote Mount
82
Rotate Transmitter Housing
83
Secure the Probe
83
Figure 3-32: Rotate Transmitter Housing
83
Figure 3-33: Anchoring Wire Probes
84
Figure 3-34: Wire Probe Slack
84
Figure 3-35: Anchoring Coaxial Probes
85
Install Conduit Entry Plugs and Adapters
86
Table 3-19: Conduit Entry Plug Installation
86
Table 3-20: Conduit Adapter Installation
86
Flange Pressure Ratings
87
Material Exposed to Tank Atmosphere
87
Electrical Installation
88
Wiring a Transmitter
88
HART / 4-20Ma Voltage Operating Ranges
88
Figure 3-36: Transmitter Operating Ranges
88
Terminal Connections
90
Figure 3-37: HART 3-Screw Terminal Board and Grounding Screw
90
FOUNDATION Fieldbus
92
Wiring Procedure
92
Lightning Protection
94
Supply Voltage Limiting Requirements
94
Process Sealing
94
Explosion-Proof Conduit Seal
94
4 Operating the Transmitter
95
User Interface Options
95
Transmitter Advanced Displays with Buttons
95
DTM and DD - HART and FF
95
Three-Button Operation
96
Figure 4-1: Three-Button Option
96
Data Entry
97
Menu Navigation
97
Table 4-1: Three-Button Option Functions
97
Editing a Numeric Value
98
Selecting a New Setting from a List of Choices
98
Table 4-2: Three-Button Data Entry
98
The Advanced Display Menu
99
Table 4-3: Advanced Display Main Menu Structure
99
Table 4-8: Monitor Sub-Menu
99
Correlation Model Recalculation
100
Table 4-4: Correlation Model Recalculation
100
Table 4-5: Display Config Sub-Menu
101
Table 4-6: Basic Configuration Sub-Menu
103
Table 4-7: Advanced Config Sub-Menu
107
Monitoring the Advanced Display
116
Advanced Displays
116
Figure 4-2: Advanced Display Formats with the Process Variable
116
Table 4-9: Advanced Displays with PV Format Display Indications
117
Button Operation During Monitoring
118
Changing the Default Failsafe Direction and Write Protect Jumpers (Including Simulation Mode)
119
Procedure to Establish Failsafe Operation
119
Figure 4-3: Locating the Failsafe and Write Protect Jumpers
121
Table 4-10: HART Failsafe and Write Protect Jumpers
122
Table 4-11: FOUNDATION Fieldbus Simulation and Write Protect Jumpers
122
5 Maintenance
123
Overview
123
Preventive Maintenance Practices and Schedules
123
Procedures
126
Output Check Procedures
126
Constant Current Source Mode Procedure
127
Figure 5-1: Current Loop Test Connections
127
Replacing the Terminal Block
128
Replacing the Display Assembly
128
Replacing the Communication Module
128
Figure 5-2: Electronic Housing Components
128
How to Replace the Sensor Housing
129
Figure 5-3: Sensor Housing
129
Replacing GWR Sensor Electronics
131
Figure 5-4: Part Number and Date Code (D/C) Label on Bottom of Terminal PCBA Assembly
131
Figure 5-5: Location of Sensor Housing and Attachment Set Screws
132
Figure 5-6: Communications Housing Assembly
133
Figure 5-7: Rook Assembly
134
Figure 5-8: - Sensor Ribbon Cable
135
Figure 5-9: Location of RF-Connector at Bottom of Sensor Housing
136
Hazardous Locations
137
Replacing the Wire Probe
138
Overview
138
Scope of this Kit Instruction
138
Applicability
138
Part Replacement Probes (Reference)
138
Required Publications
138
Tools Required
138
Procedures
139
Table 5-2: Probe Length Calculated from Spare Probe Model Number
141
6 Troubleshooting
144
Error Messages
144
Diagnostics
144
Table 6-1: SLG 700 Standard Diagnostics Messages
145
Diagnosing SLG720 Coaxial Probe Misassembly
147
7 Parts List
153
Overview
153
Table 7-1: Parts
153
8 Glossary
154
9 Appendix Certifications
158
Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Installations
158
European Directive Information (EU)
158
Hazardous Locations Certifications
159
Marking ATEX Directive
165
Conditions of Use for Ex Equipment, "Hazardous Location Equipment" or "Schedule of Limitations
166
Control Drawing
168
China Rohs
171
10 Security
172
How to Report a Security Vulnerability
172
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SmartLine Level Transmitter Guided Wave Radar HART Option
Brand:
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| Category:
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Table of Contents
About this Manual
3
Table of Contents
5
List of Tables
7
1 Introduction
9
Overview
9
HART Mode Communication
9
Making Transmitter Adjustments
10
Local Display Options
10
Table 1 - Available Display Characteristics
10
2 Configuration Tools and Interfaces
11
Overview
11
Prerequisites
11
MC Toolkit
11
MC Toolkit (MCT404) Software Applications
11
Configuration Databases
12
Configuration
12
Dtm
12
3 HART Transmitter Configuration
13
Using the Field Device Communicator (FDC)
13
Personnel Requirements
13
Overview of FDC Homepage
14
Table 2 - FDC Homepage Elements
14
Settings
15
Manage Dds
16
Online Configuration
17
Offline Configuration
18
Online Configuration Overview
18
Overview of Device Homepage
19
Table 3 - Device Health Status
19
Tabs on the Device Home Page
20
Using FDC for Various Device Operations
22
Device Configuration and Parameter Descriptions
24
Table 4 - Basic Configuration Parameters
25
Table 5 - Advanced Configuration Parameters
30
Table 6 - Monitor Parameters
41
Table 7 - Tamper Reporting Logic Implementation with Write Protect
49
Procedure to Enter the Transmitter Tag
50
Saving Device History
50
Exporting Device History Records to FDM
51
Custom Views
52
Exporting Device History Records to Documint
52
Offline Configuration
54
4 Analog Output Calibration
57
About this Section
57
Equipment Required
57
Analog Output Signal Calibration Trim
57
Procedure with Handheld Communicator
57
Procedure with DTM
58
5 Advanced Diagnostics
59
About this Section
59
Table 8 - Viewing Advanced Diagnostics
59
Table 9 - PV Tracking Diagnostics
60
Table 10 - SV Tracking Diagnostics
61
Table 11 - ET Diagnostics
62
Table 12 - Operating Voltage Diagnostics
63
Table 13 - Configuration Change History Diagnostics
64
Table 14 - Error Log Diagnostics
64
6 Troubleshooting and Maintenance
65
Power-Up Behavior
65
HART Diagnostic Messages
65
Critical Diagnostics
65
Table 15 - HART Critical Diagnostic Messages
65
Non-Critical Diagnostics
73
Table 16 - HART Non-Critical Diagnostic Messages
73
7 Using Dtms
82
Introduction
82
Components
82
Downloads
82
Procedure to Install and Run the DTM
82
SLG 700 Online Parameterization
83
DTM Help
83
Configuring the Transmitter
84
Basic Configuration
84
Correlation Model Recalculation
85
General
85
Table 17- Correlation Model Recalculation
85
Process
87
Table 18 - Dielectric Constants Required by Application
89
Measurement
90
Dynamic Variables
93
Table 19: Device Variables According to Measured Product Type
93
Table 20: Device Variables
94
4-20Ma Outputs Configurations
95
Summary
97
Advanced Configuration
98
Mounting
98
Probe
103
Transition Zones
105
Table 21: Minimum Blocking Distances and Transition Zones for the Various Probe Types
105
Linearization
106
Volume
107
Correlation Algorithm
109
Table 22: Algorithm Parameters
110
How to Configure the Algorithm
114
Services
118
Local Display
119
Monitor
120
Dashboard
120
Details of Status and Alarms
121
Device Information
122
Echo Curve
123
8 HART DD Binary File Format Compatibility Matrix
127
HART DD Files - Download
127
9 Security
128
How to Report a Security Vulnerability
128
Glossary
129
Index
130
Honeywell SmartLine SLG 700 Quick Start Manual (40 pages)
SmartLine Level Guided Wave Radar
Brand:
Honeywell
| Category:
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| Size: 2.09 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Installation
4
Required Tools
4
Table 1: Tools Required
4
Operating Conditions
5
Process Connector
5
See the WIRING Section for more Information on Grounding
5
Table 2: Operating Conditions
5
Figure 1: Transmitter Components
5
Rod Probe Assembly
6
Figure 2: Rod Probe Assembly
6
Figure 3: SLG726 Flanged Process Connection, Probe Nut Installation Position, MM [In] Probe
6
Wire Probe Assembly
7
Figure 4: Wire Probe Assembly
7
Coaxial Probe Assembly
8
Slg720
8
Figure 5: SLG720 Coaxial Probe Assembly
12
Slg726
13
Figure 6: SLG726 Coaxial Probe Assembly
15
Saturated Steam Application Probe Assembly
16
Figure 7 Saturated Steam Probe Assembly
16
Trimming the Probe
17
Mounting the Transmitter
18
Flange Mount
18
Figure 8 Drill Hole Position on Outer Tube
18
Threaded Mount
19
Figure 9: Flange Mounting
19
Figure 10: Tank Roof Mounting Using a Threaded Mounting
19
Figure 11: Rotate the Transmitter
20
Mounting on a Bypass, Bridle, or Still Well
21
Figure 12: Bypass Installation
21
Table 3: SLG720 Bypass and Stillwell Recommended Diameters
22
Table 4: SLG726 Bypass and Stillwell Recommended Diameters
22
Mounting on a Non-Metallic Container
23
Figure 13: Mounting on a Non-Metallic Vessel
23
Figure 14: Mounting in Concrete Silos
23
Remote Mount
24
Figure 15: Remote Mount
24
Nozzle Mount
25
No Probe Option
25
Table 5: SLG720 Recommended Nozzle Dimensions
25
Table 6: Probe Diameters
25
Conduit Entry Plugs and Adaptors
26
Procedures
26
Conduit Entry Plugs
26
Figure 16: Electronic Housing Conduit Entries
26
Conduit Adapters
27
Wiring
27
Figure 17: HART / 4-20Ma Operating Voltage (VDC)
28
Figure 18: HART 3-Screw Terminal Board and Grounding Screw
29
Wiring Procedure
30
Table 7: Jumpers for HART
31
Hazardous Location Installations
31
Explosion-Proof Conduit Seal
31
US Installations
31
Set the Jumpers for Hart
31
Figure 19: HART Jumper Location
32
Table 8: HART Jumper Settings
33
Set the Jumpers for FOUNDATION Fieldbus (FF)
34
Table 9: FOUNDATION Fieldbus Write Protect
34
Table 10: Advanced Display Configuration
35
Configuration Guide
35
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