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- Page 1 GE Oil & Gas Masoneilan VECTOR* V1100 Wireless Adapter Instruction Manual Product description Wireless HART protocol Provides 24/7 monitoring One Port wireless adapter Local/Direct power option...
- Page 2 All software is the intellectual property of GE Oil & Gas. The complete design and manufacture are the intellectual property of GE Oil & Gas. All information contained herein is believed to be accurate at the time of publication and is subject to change without notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Information ....................................7 Documentation Symbols................................7 VECTOR V1100 Product Safety .............................. 8 Introduction ......................................9 Overview ......................................9 Basic Operation ..................................10 Typical Usage....................................11 Power.......................................11 Loop Powered Mode ................................12 Configuration .....................................15 1. Bench Top Configuration..............................16 2. Quick Setup....................................17 A. Set the HART Tags for the VECTOR V1100: .......................17 B. - Page 4 GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter PV Units....................................26 PV Linearization Mode ..............................26 PV Damping Value................................27 PV Upper Range Value (20 mA)........................... 27 PV Lower Range Value (4 mA) ............................. 27 Upper Fault Current ................................. 27 Upper Limit of Proportional Range ...........................
- Page 5 Commissioning ....................................49 Troubleshooting ....................................51 Does Not Detect Wired-HART Sub-Devices........................51 Cannot Connect to the Wireless HART Network ......................51 Resetting the VECTOR V1100 ...............................51 Soft Reset – Via DD ................................51 Soft Reset – Via Power connections .........................51 Hard Reset ....................................52 Certificates and Approvals ................................53 Telecommunication Compliance............................53 FCC and IC.....................................53 European Union Directives............................53...
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Page 7: Safety Information
Safety Information This section provides safety information and defines the documentation symbols. Documentation Symbols VECTOR instructions contain WARNINGS, CAUTIONS labels and Notes, where necessary, to alert you to safety related or other important information. Read the instructions carefully before installing and maintaining your instrument. Total compliance with all WARNING, and CAUTION notices is required for safe operation. -
Page 8: Vector V1100 Product Safety
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter VECTOR V1100 Product Safety General installation, maintenance or replacement Installed, put into service and maintained by qualified and competent professionals who have undergone suitable training for instrumentation used in such areas. Products must be installed in compliance with all local and national codes and standards by qualified personnel using safe site work practices. -
Page 9: Introduction
Introduction Overview The VECTOR V1100 enables new and existing wired HART field devices to communicate with host applications by means of wireless HART technology. The VECTOR V1100 is permanently installed by attaching it directly into an available spare port of a HART field device using a short, right angle elbow conduit connector. -
Page 10: Basic Operation
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Low cost / low risk means to test and evaluate wireless HART networks. Substitute for multiplexers or legacy DCS upgrade to HART enabled I/O. External Battery powered wireless remote I/O data collection. -
Page 11: Typical Usage
In wireless HART terminology, any wired-HART devices that can be communicated with a wireless HART adapter are known as a sub-device. A single VECTOR V1100 adapter can support up to eight (8) wired-HART sub-devices. The wireless HART gateway maintains a list of all of the devices in the wireless HART network, including sub-devices connected to wireless HART adapters. -
Page 12: Loop Powered Mode
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Loop Powered Mode The VECTOR V1100 can be wired in series with devices on a 4-20mA loop and be powered from the loop. The VECTOR V1100 utilizes StepVolt technology, to allow you to set this insertion voltage drop between 1.0 - 2.5 V, in 0.5 V increments. - Page 13 StepVolt Benefits Using a high StepVolt setting enables the VECTOR V1100 to support a much higher rate of wireless HART packets transmission. Even if the particular device attached to the VECTOR V1100 is configured for a very low update rate, being able to support a high rate of wireless HART packets helps the overall wireless HART network operation.
- Page 14 GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Direct Powered Mode The VECTOR V1100 can be powered by an external DC power source such as; battery, solar panel or the DC power supply used to power the field device. The DIRECT POWER voltage range is 7 VDC to 32 VDC.
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Page 15: Configuration
Configuration Perform the configuration issues in this section prior to VECTOR V1100 field installation. Perform initial configuration using a HART Device Descriptor (DD) or Device Type Manager (DTM) for the VECTOR V1100 over the wired-HART connection. Once connected to the wireless HART network, make configuration changes using the DD/DTM over either the wired-HART interface or the wireless HART interface. -
Page 16: Bench Top Configuration
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter 1. Bench Top Configuration Tools Required: 7-32 VDC to power supply HART modem/configurator (handheld or PC application) Wireless HART network settings - Network ID an Join Key 1. Adjust the power supply to a voltage between 7- 32 VDC and turn off the power supply. -
Page 17: Quick Setup
By default, the VECTOR V1100 is at HART polling address 15. NOTE By default, all wireless HART adapters are configured as a primary HART master. Configure the HART communicator used to configure the VECTOR V1100 in Secondary HART master mode. The VECTOR V1100 can be damaged if the direct power source is CAUTION greater than 32 VDC... -
Page 18: Set The Power Configuration For The Vector V1100
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter B. Set the Power Configuration for the VECTOR V1100: 1. From the main DD screen, select Configure… (In Simatic PDM, select Configure… from the Device menu at the top of the screen). -
Page 19: Monitoring Wireless Hart Network Join Status
E. Monitoring wireless HART network join status: 1. From the main DD screen, select Service Tools… (In Simatic PDM, select Service Tools… from the Device menu at the top of the screen). 2. Select Communications… Wireless Status… 3. Monitor the progress of the wireless HART join. If Join Failed under Join Status becomes set, check the Network ID and Join Key that were used to see that they are correct. -
Page 20: Detailed Settings
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter 3. Detailed Settings HART Dynamic Variables The VECTOR V1100 appears as a HART device on both the wired-HART and wireless HART networks, and supports four HART dynamic variables. These can be read using standard HART commands and are displayed in the VECTOR V1100 DD (Table 3). -
Page 21: Field Device Power Control
The value shown in Wireless HART Packets per second column is NOTE the value reported back in HART Command 777. Loop Powered This allows for different StepVolt settings to be selected when operating in a loop powered mode. Direct Powered – Max This allows for the maximum wireless HART bandwidth possible Bandwidth and assumes that the direct power source can supply maximum... -
Page 22: Field Device Power Control - Switching Mode
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Field Device Cutoff Enable This option allows the VECTOR V1100 to cutoff power to the field devices when the direct power input drops below the voltage set in the Field Device Cutoff Voltage parameter. To use the cutoff, the Field Device Power control must set to either On or Switching. -
Page 23: Power Status
Field Device Idle Time The time in seconds that the field device remains powered after an unscheduled event. This event could be a HART query over the wireless HART handheld or detection of another HART master try- ing to communicate (such as a wired HART handheld). This param- eter prevents the VECTOR V1100 from powering off a field device when some other master is attempting communication with the field device. -
Page 24: Battery Low Voltage
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Battery Low Voltage This is the battery voltage value below which the power status is set to Low and the battery life remaining is 25 days or less. This is an independent failsafe check for the coulomb counter remaining life calculation. -
Page 25: Hart Retry Count
HART Retry Count This is the number of retries the VECTOR V1100 attempts when communicating as a HART master to wired-HART devices. By default, the VECTOR V1100 is configured to use 3 retries. Through the DD, the retry count can be set to 2, 3, 4 or 5. HART Number of Response Preambles This is the number of preambles the VECTOR V1100 uses when responding to HART commands sent by a HART master (such as a HART communicator or PC with HART modem) -
Page 26: Scan Start Address
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter The sub-device scan is only performed after a power-up or reset of NOTE the VECTOR V1100. If wired-HART devices are added to the loop after the VECTOR V1100 is powered, execute the Scan for Sub-Devices method or reset the VECTOR V1100 to detect them. -
Page 27: Pv Damping Value
It this is set to Special Curve, you can enter in data pairs (a loop current value to a engineering unit value) into the PV Linearization Table. The table needs to have at least two data pairs and can have up to 32 pairs. When converting the loop current to engineering units, the VECTOR V1100 uses this lookup table to perform a more accurate linearization. -
Page 28: Automatic Burst Mode Configuration
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Automatic Burst Mode Configuration When this is enabled, the VECTOR V1100 automatically configures burst messages for VECTOR V1100 itself and all of the connected sub-devices. The Automatic Burst Mode Configuration setting can be set from within the DD, and allows... - Page 29 Table 5 HART Dynamic Variables Defaults (Continued) VECTOR V1100 Parameter Default Value Over the Air Upgrade Enabled HART Master Mode Primary Master HART Retry Count HART Polling Address HART Scan On Power Up Enabled HART Polling Scan Start Address HART Polling Scan Stop Address HART Sub-device Time Sync Enabled HART Response Preambles...
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Page 30: Alerts
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Alerts The VECTOR V1100 detects and logs system events to alert you when something has occurred that could effect system operation. All Alerts are also mapped into HART Command 48 status bits. -
Page 31: Alert - Loop Power Out Of Range
ALERT – Loop Power Out of Range Description: The VECTOR V1100 is configured for Loop Power Mode and the current on the loop power connection is outside of the allowable VECTOR V1100 operating range. Corrective Action: Correct the loop power supply. Timestamps: Start: Set when the alert is first detected. -
Page 32: Alert - Watchdog Reset
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter ALERT – Watchdog Reset Description: The microprocessor inside of the VECTOR V1100 has experienced a watchdog reset event. Corrective Action: Clear the alert – report the event. Timestamps: Start: Set when the alert is first detected. -
Page 33: Alert - Hart Devices Count Exceeded
ALERT – HART Devices Count Exceeded Description: More HART devices were detected on the wired connection that the VECTOR V1100 supports. Not all of the HART devices will be connected to the Wireless Network. Corrective Action: Remove HART devices from the wired connection to the amount supported by the VECTOR V1100. -
Page 34: Alert - Field Device Power Control
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Timestamps: Start: Set when the first HART Burst packet was dropped. Stop: Set when the last HART Burst packet was dropped. ALERT – Field Device Power Control Description: The Field Device Power Control mode is set to Switching, however the burst / event configuration keeps the device always powered on. -
Page 35: Alert - Wired Device In Burst Mode
Timestamps: Start: Set when the configuration issue if first detected. Stop: Set when the configuration issue is corrected. ALERT – Wired Device in Burst Mode Description: A wired device is configured for wired burst mode, which may conflict with the VECTOR V1100 burst settings. -
Page 36: Alert - Variable Simulation
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter ALERT – Variable Simulation Description: One or more of the device variables are being simulated. Corrective Action: Check the simulation settings for the variables. Timestamps: Start: Set when one of the device variables is put into simulation mode. -
Page 37: Hart Dd Menu Tree
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Page 39: Installation
Installation The VECTOR V1100 was designed to be extremely flexible and support a variety of installation options. A typical VECTOR V1100 installation to a field device is shown in Figure 3. The VECTOR V1100 is attached to the field device using the standard, commercially available hardware as required by the installation requirements and area classification. -
Page 40: Field Wiring
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Field Wiring The following table described the lead wire, and function of the lead wires exiting the VECTOR V1100 NPT port. Table 6 Wire Color Wire Color Wire Gauge Description Green / Yellow... -
Page 41: Antenna Positioning
Grounding The VECTOR V1100 provides an external and internal grounding connection. The external grounding connection accepts up to a 10 AWG [4 mm²] gage wire. The grounding conductor is secured by means of a stainless steel screw, #10-32, with a captive washer. The internal ground connection is attached to the metal housing and exits the threaded ½"... -
Page 42: Typical Options
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Typical Options The flowing sections describe several installation options for the VECTOR V1100. Contact the factory if you need help in determining how best to connect the VECTOR V1100 for your application. - Page 43 Connect the VECTOR V1100 and field device as shown in either Figure 5 or Figure 6. Figure 5 has the VECTOR V1100 inserted into the current loop between the power source positive terminal and the field device positive current loop terminal (L1). Figure 6 has the VECTOR V1100 inserted into the current loop between the field device negative current loop terminal (L2) and the power source negative terminal.
- Page 44 GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Figure 6 Loop Powered Configuration HART Communication on Negative Current Leg...
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Page 45: Vector V1100 With Hart Field Devices In Multi-Drop Mode
Figure 7 shows a configuration for direct power. Two modes selectable continuous power or programmable duty Figure 7 Direct External Powered Configuration VECTOR V1100 with HART Field Devices in Multi-Drop Mode The VECTOR V1100 can support up to a maximum of three (3) wired HART enabled field devices. - Page 46 GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter VECTOR V1100 with HART Field Devices in Loop Power Multi-Drop Mode For proper HART communication the Wired-HART network requires a 250 Ohm terminating resistor. When configured for LOOP POWER, the terminating resistor must be hard wired into the system as shown in Figure 8.
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Page 47: Vector V1100 With A 4-20 Ma Field Device With Battery Powered Operation
Figure 9 is a simplified schematic representation of this DIRECT POWER multi-drop configuration with FIELD DEVICE CONTROL is set to the ON position. The LOOP POWER, red lead wire, is not required for this configuration and is not shown. The EARTH Grounding connection is not shown. - Page 48 VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter This page intentionally left blank.
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Page 49: Commissioning
Commissioning On VECTOR V1100 power-up in the field, the VECTOR V1100 attempts to identify any connected HART devices (if the Automatic Sub-device Detection option is enabled). Verify operation using the VECTOR V1100 HART DD via a HART communicator or PC with HART Modem, or via the wireless HART gateway interface. - Page 50 VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter This page intentionally left blank.
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Page 51: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Does Not Detect Wired-HART Sub-Devices 1. Verify the VECTOR V1100 wiring for the mode of operation in use. 2. Verify HART communication with the VECTOR V1100 with a HART Communicator or PC with HART modem. Once this is working, without moving the HART connections on the modem, verify HART operation with the HART sub-device. -
Page 52: Hard Reset
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Hard Reset Since the VECTOR V1100 has a large internal energy store, to perform a true Hard Reset (complete power loss): 1. Disconnect all power sources to the VECTOR V1100 for five minutes. -
Page 53: Certificates And Approvals
All wireless devices require certifications of compliance to ensure that they meet applicable regulations regarding to the RF spectrum. This type of certification is required by most countries. GE Oil & Gas is seeking certification in the countries of use as required by national regulations to provide a fully compliant product. -
Page 54: Certifications
GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Certifications Ordinary Locations Certifications As requirement of the R&TTE Directive and Hazardous Location approval process this product has been examined and tested to meet basic electrical, mechanical and fire protection requirements of EN61010-1 and ANSI/UL 61010-1. -
Page 55: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Technical Specifications Table 7 Technical Specifications Item Description System Platform Wireless HART capable network Compliance Fully compliant HART 7.1 device, complies with HART 7.1 Wireless Adapter device type. Backward compatible to HART 5 devices HART Sub-Devices Supports 6 to 8 Wired HART sub-devices with a single VECTOR V1100 Range 235 meters (open air nominal) Operating Frequency... - Page 56 GE Oil & Gas VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter Table 7 Technical Specifications (Continued) Item Description Loop Current Monitoring 3.2 mA to 22 mA DC and Accuracy 0.25% FSR: -40° C to +85° C Environmental Operating Temperature -40º C to +85º C...
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Page 57: Mechanical Dimensional Drawing
Mechanical Dimensional Drawing Dimensions are in inches (millimeters) Figure 10 VECTOR Dimensions... - Page 58 VECTOR V1100 Wireless Adapter This page intentionally left blank.
- Page 60 Copyright All software is the intellectual property of GE. The complete design and manufacture is the intellectual property of GE. All information contained herein is believed to be accurate at the time of publication and is subject to change without notice.