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Emerson Micro Motion 3711 Configuration And Use Manual

Emerson Micro Motion 3711 Configuration And Use Manual (234 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Before You Begin

9
- Overview
  9
- Safety
  9
- About the Model 3711 Gas Flow Computer
  9
- Model 3711 System Components
  9
- User Programs
  9
- Implementation Overview
  10
- Communication Tools
  10
- Model 3711 Configuration Overview
  10
- Quick Start
  10
- Basic Configuration
  11
- Advanced Options
  11
- Model 3711 Administration Overview
  12
- Documentation Resources
  12
- Micro Motion Customer Service
  12
Chapter 2 Getting Started

13
- Overview
  13
- Starting the Model 3711
  13
- Installing ROCLINK 800
  14
- PC Requirements for ROCLINK 800
  14
- Using ROCLINK 800
  15
- Starting ROCLINK 800
  15
- ROCLINK 800 User Interface
  15
- TLP System
  18
- Configuration Files
  19
- Managing Device Configuration Files
  19
- Creating a New Device Configuration File
  19
- Setting up Devices and Groups
  21
- Device Configuration Backup and Duplication
  21
- First Connection to the Model 3711
  21
- Disconnecting and Closing
  22
Chapter 3 System Configuration

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- Overview
  23
- Setting the Model 3711 Clock
  23
- Configuring Security
  24
- ROCLINK 800 Security
  24
- Device Security
  25
- Access Level
  27
- Configuring Model 3711 Device Information
  29
- Configuring Display Options
  31
- Setting up Communications
  33
- Overview
  33
- Communications Overview
  33
- Connecting to the Model 3711 through the LOI
  34
- Connecting to the Model 3711 through COMM 2
  34
- Using ROCLINK 800
  34
- Using a Host Program
  35
- Configuring Communications Parameters
  35
- Configuring COMM 2 on the Model 3711
  35
- Configuring ROCLINK 800 Communications Parameters
  38
- Configuring Communications for RBX Alarming
  40
- Configuring Passthrough Mode
  42
- Configuring the Core Interface
  45
- About this Chapter
  45
- Configuration Overview
  45
- Using ROCLINK 800 with the Micro Motion Core Interface
  46
- Core Interface Configuration Panels
  46
- Mass Flow Panel
  46
- Density Panel
  48
- Temperature Panel
  49
- Special Topics in Configuring the Core Interface
  51
- Characterization
  51
- Damping
  52
- Meter Factors
  52
- Slug Flow
  53
- Zeroing the Meter
  54
- Configuring Volumetric Flow Measurement
  57
- About this Chapter
  57
- Terminology
  57
- Configuration Overview
  57
- Input Defs Panel
  57
- Mass Compensation Panel
  59
- Gas Quality Panel
  61
- Advanced Panel
  62
- Sampler Panel
  64
- AO Assignment Panel
  65
- Alarms Panel
  66
Chapter 7 Configuring I/O

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- About this Chapter
  69
- Overview
  69
- Configuring I/O Type
  70
- Configuring Analog Inputs
  70
- Filtering
  71
- Analog Input - General Panel
  72
- Analog Input - Advanced Panel
  72
- Analog Input - Alarms Panel
  74
- Configuring an Analog Output
  75
- Analog Output - General Panel
  76
- Analog Output - Advanced Panel
  76
- Configuring Discrete Inputs
  78
- Discrete Input - General Panel
  78
- Discrete Input - Advanced Panel
  79
- Discrete Input - Alarms Panel
  80
- Configuring the Discrete Outputs
  82
- Discrete Output - General Panel
  82
- Discrete Output - Advanced Panel
  84
- Discrete Output - TDO Parameters Panel
  84
- DOUT Type Options and Examples
  86
- Accuracy of Time Duration and TDO Toggle
  86
- Durations
  86
- Examples
  86
- Configuring Pulse Inputs
  87
- Pulse Input - General Panel
  88
- Pulse Input - Advanced Panel
  89
- Pulse Input - Alarms Panel
  90
- Managing History, Events, and Alarms
  93
- About this Chapter
  93
- Overview
  93
- History
  93
- Events and Alarms
  93
- Configuring History Points
  94
- Archive Types
  96
- Standard History Predefined Points
  97
- Using the Historical Databases
  98
- Viewing History Data
  98
- Viewing Alarm Logs and Event Logs
  99
- Using the Log Display Window
  99
- Monitoring and Displays
  101
- About this Chapter
  101
- Model 3711 Display Variables
  101
- Display Rules
  101
- Configuring Display Variables
  102
- ROCLINK 800 I/O Monitor
  102
- ROCLINK 800 Custom Displays
  104
- Creating a Custom Display
  104
- Saving and Loading Custom Displays
  106
- Editing a Custom Display
  107
- Using Custom Displays
  107
Chapter 10 PID Control Loops

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- About this Chapter
  109
- PID Control Loops Overview
  109
- PID Control Loop Example
  110
- Configuring a PID Control Loop
  110
- Tuning the PID Control Loop
  113
- Monitoring the PID Control Loop
  114
- Configuration and Use Manual
  115
Chapter 11 Function Sequence Tables

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- About this Chapter
  115
- FST Overview
  115
- Fsts and Model 3711 Points
  116
- FST Editor
  116
- Developing an FST
  118
- Monitoring and Tracing
  123
- Monitor Mode
  123
- Trace Mode and Debugging
  125
- Using Fsts
  125
- Saving, Reading and Downloading Fsts
  125
- Starting and Stopping Fsts
  125
- FST Storage and Restart
  126
- Deleting an FST
  126
- Printing and Exporting an FST
  126
- Editing an FST
  126
- Troubleshooting an FST
  127
- FST Command Library
  127
- Mathematical Commands
  128
- Logical Commands
  129
- Comparison Commands
  131
- Time-Related Commands
  132
- Control-Related Commands
  133
- Database Commands
  134
- Miscellaneous Commands
  135
- FST Examples
  136
- Example 1 - Writing Data to a History Point
  136
- Example 2 - Stopping an FST after Task Completion
  137
- Example 3 - Cycling an FST on a Periodic Basis
  138
- Example 4 - Calculate an Fst's Approximate Execution Rate
  139
Chapter 12 Modbus Interface

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- About this Chapter
  141
- Overview
  141
- Modbus Overview
  141
- Modbus and Model 3711 Points
  142
- Configuring the Modbus Interface on the Model 3711
  143
- Modbus Scaling
  148
- Datatype Conversions
  149
- Modbus Register Ranges
  152
- Modbus Date and Time Formats
  153
- Accessing Model 3711 Data Via the Modbus Interface
  153
- Register Addresses
  153
- Accessing History Data
  153
- Accessing Event and Alarm Data
  154
Chapter 13 Model 3711 Operator Interface

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Chapter 14 Administration

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- About this Chapter
  165
- Initializing the Model 3711 and Managing Memory
  165
- Using the Jumpers
  165
- Using ROCLINK 800
  166
- Model 3711 Memory Structure
  168
- Meter Default Values
  169
- Event Log
  170
- Alarm Log
  171
- Advanced Communications and System Controls
  171
- Using the Optional Dial-Up Modem
  172
- Managing User Programs
  172
- 14.10 Managing Device Configuration Files
  173
- Opening a Device Configuration File
  173
- Closing a Device Configuration File
  174
- Downloading a Device Configuration File to the Model 3711
  174
- 14.11 Printing and Exporting a Device Configuration File
  175
- 14.12 Updating Firmware and User Programs
  175
- Updating the Model 3711 Device Firmware
  175
- Updating the User Programs
  177
- 14.13 Upgrading Hardware
  178
Chapter 15 Maintenance and Troubleshooting

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- About this Chapter
  179
- Troubleshooting the Connection between ROCLINK 800 and the Model 3711
  179
- Debugging ROCLINK 800 Communications
  179
- Dial-Up Modem and FCC Compliance
  180
- Diagnostic Monitoring
  181
- Low Power Shutdown Mode
  181
- MPU Loading
  181
- Backup Battery
  182
- Automatic Self-Tests
  182
- 15.10 Status Alarms
  182
- 15.11 Checking Process Variables and Test Points
  184
- 15.12 Checking Slug Flow
  187
- 15.13 Checking the Characterization
  187
- 15.14 Checking the Calibration
  187
- 15.15 Diagnosing Wiring Problems
  187
- Checking the Power Supply Wiring
  188
- Checking the Sensor-To-Transmitter Wiring
  188
- Checking Grounding
  188
- 15.16 Checking the Test Points
  189
- Evaluating the Test Points
  189
- Drive Gain Problems
  189
- Low Pickoff Voltage
  190
- 15.17 Checking the Core Processor
  190
- Checking the Core Processor LED
  190
- Core Processor Resistance Test
  191
- 15.18 Checking Sensor Pins
  192
- Remote Core Processor with Remote Transmitter Installation
  192
- 4-Wire Remote Installation
  194
Appendix A Installation Types and Components

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- About this Appendix
  197
- Installation Architectures
  197
- Remote Core Processor
  198
- I.S. Barrier
  198
- Termination Boards
  199
Appendix B Calibration

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- About this Appendix
  201
- Calibrating an Analog Input or RTD
  201
- Preparing for Calibration
  201
- Calibration Procedure
  201
- Verification Procedure
  203
- Viewing Calibration Values for Analog Inputs or RTD
  205
- Calibrating the Analog Output
  207
- Density Calibration
  207
- Preparing for Calibration
  207
- Calibration Procedure
  208
Appendix C Points and the TLP System

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- About this Appendix
  211
- Points
  211
- TLP System
  211
- Points
  212
- Logical Numbers
  212
- Parameters
  213
Appendix D Soft Points

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- About this Appendix
  223
- Soft Point Overview
  223
- Configuring Soft Points
  223
Appendix E Opcode Tables

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- About this Appendix
  225
- Opcode Table Overview
  225
- Configuring Opcode Tables
  225
- Index
  227

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