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Integrated HART Device Networks for ControlLogix ® Systems Analog + HART I/O and CONNECTS

Integrated HART Device Networks for ControlLogix ® Systems Analog + HART I/O and CONNECTS. Integrated Architecture. Engineering Workstation RSLogix / Logix RSView / RSMACC. Asset Management AMS / DMS/ FieldCare. Visualization RSView or PanelView. Change Management & Maintenance.

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Integrated HART Device Networks for ControlLogix ® Systems Analog + HART I/O and CONNECTS

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  1. Integrated HART Device Networks for ControlLogix® Systems Analog + HART I/O and CONNECTS

  2. Integrated Architecture Engineering Workstation RSLogix / LogixRSView / RSMACC Asset Management AMS / DMS/ FieldCare Visualization RSView or PanelView Change Management & Maintenance Enterprise Client Applications ENet ControlLogix Analog+HART I/O Analogand HART Data ENet or CNet HARTField Devices Hand Calibrator

  3. Software Components Workstation Enterprise Client Applications Device Management Application + Spectrum Controls Analog+HARTI/O Gateway + HART I/O HART I/O Rockwell Software RSLinx

  4. How CONNECTSworks… Enterprise Client Applications RSLinx

  5. Analog + HART Overview 8 Channels of Analog Input or Output Each channel selectable…Voltage Current Current + HART Scan-based or Unconnected HART Communications HART 5.0 Compliant (Point to Point) Standard wiring / terminal blocks

  6. Instrument HART Data Endress+Hauser Mass Flow Meter • PV: Mass Flow Rate • SV: Totalizer 1 • TV: Density • FV: Temperature • Volume Flow • Std. Volume Flow • Target Flow • Carrier Flow • Calculated Density • Totalizer 2 • Set Flow Units • Reset Totalizers • Set Zero & Full Scale Range • Change K Factor • Change Pipe Diameter • Set Flow Direction • Set “Low Flow Cutoff” • Make Density Adjustments Read Write • PV: Percent Travel • SV: Travel Setpoint • TV: Temperature • FV: Supply Pressure • Status Bytes • RAM Fail • Pressure Sensor Fail • Temperature Sensor Fail • Position Sensor Fail Metso Control Valve • Perform Diagnostic Tests • Set Zero & Span • Adjust For Mechanical Wear • Adjust Valve Sensitivity Read Write

  7. Benefits of an Integrated Network CommissioningEfficient Documentation Simplified Device Configuration OperationReal-time diagnostics Regulatory Compliance (FDA, EPA…) MaintenanceAutomated Predictive Maintenance Audit Trail / Self Documentation

  8. Practical Benefits Quickly verify and document device configuration and calibration, assure the integrity of wiring, and confirm the operational capability of every control loop – all from one central location. Verify and tune valve performance by performing loop checks, via the network, and read back position. Generate and archive system configuration data more quickly.

  9. Maintenance with HART Device Management Workstation vs. Field Scheduling Reduce downtime System Backup Fast Recovery Historical Reference Identify Trends Determine Reliability

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