Emerson Process Management MSL600 manual Parameter editing, Scrolling, Direct access

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Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual

MSL600

IP262/Z0, Rev. AB

February 2012

 

 

To move up and down the list, use the ￿ and ￿ arrows until the required menu item is highlighted, then use the ￿ key to enter that menu option.

The presence of additional menu items off the screen is indicated by up and down arrows on the right hand side of the display.

The next level of the menu is then displayed and the required option can again be selected as above.

6.2 Parameter editing

Once the required parameter is displayed, select it and press the ￿￿ key (note that menu groups are in upper case letters, parameters are in upper and lower case).

Note also that there are two parameter types:

Read/Write - these parameters are normally preceded by a “P” - e.g. P200. They may be modified by the user.

Read Only - these parameters are normally preceded by a “D” - e.g. D800. They are either fixed within the MSL600 or produced by data processing and thus may not be modified by the user. Examples are Software Revision and Serial Number.

The desired parameter may now be modified. Numeric values are edited one digit at a time, the ￿ and ￿￿keys select each digit by highlighting them and the ￿ and ￿ keys increment and decrement each digit.

Alternatively, some parameters are in the form of a list. These are edited in a similar way, selecting with the ￿ key and using the ￿ and ￿￿ keys to scroll through the list.

When the displayed value is correct, press the ￿ key to store the value.

6.3 Scrolling

When a parameter is displayed but no digit is highlighted, the ￿ and ￿￿ keys will scroll to the next parameter in numeric order. This provides an alternative method of accessing parameters without using the menu facility.

6.4 Direct access

It is possible to access the parameters directly from the main menu if the parameter number is known.

From the normal display press the ￿ key to display the main menu on the top right hand side of the display.

Use the arrow keys to scroll down until the menu option DIRECT is highlighted and press the ￿ key.

Highlight either Pxxx or Dxxx

(Pxxx are user configurable parameters and Dxxx are non-configurable diagnostic parameters).

Enter the parameter number to be edited and press￿￿.

If an invalid number is entered then the next lowest parameter is displayed.

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Contents Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual MSL600Contents MSL600 12.1 12.2Before Operating this Device the Manual should be Read Fully About the MSL600 About this ManualHuman Machine Interface Important MSL600 featuresSelf-cleaning Mounting bracketAs a system LocationRotating bridge Application planningCircular clarifiers Rectangular clarifiers Static bridgeLocation InstallationPreliminary checks Mounting bracket attachmentInstalling the bracket on the bridge Attaching the MSL600MSL600 mounting Power and other electrical connections Transducer connectionsExternal connection terminals Cable extension Programming DisplayContrast viewing angle control Keypad and Menu NavigationSecurity On-line/Off-lineQuick start parameters Tank depth Bottom referenceTransducer self-cleaning Determination of tank depthCurrent output adjust MA current output parametersTransducer out-of-water time AlarmRelay parameters Digital input Main menu item Detailed operationMenu structure Menu Item DescriptionScrolling Direct accessParameter editing Main menu parameters Installation parametersApplication parameters Start On P250 De-sludge parametersDescription P240 Stop On P251Interval P254 Stop If P252Start Time P253 Max Retries P257Cleaning parameters MA output parametersAlarm Action P402 4 0/4-20mA P403Table B Relay Parameter numbers Relay RL1 mode P410 and RL2 mode P420Alarm mode relay RL1 and RL2 parameters P540 to De-sludge mode relay RL1 and RL2 Fault mode relay RL1 and RL2 parameters P560 to P570Set point mode relay RL1 and RL2 On mode relay RL1 and RL2Relay overrides Min ON, Max ON, and Min OFF Display parameters HMIRelay On and Off Points HMI upper, middle, and lower display optionsClear Profile Backlight On/Off P575Clear Trend Log Interval P590 Low Mem Alarm P593Logging parameters Fast log P5911 Alg. Select P620 Parameter values Default Min Max 128 1024Engineering parameters Common algorithm parameters P621 to P629Default Min Max +85 105 185 Parameter values Default Min Max 100 Top Blanking P623Parameter values Default Min Max 9999 Upr S-nat Temp P625 Noise Alrm Lev P622Lwr S-nat Temp P626 Default Min Max +85 185 SoS constant P627Default metric m/s Bottom Blanking P628Significance P630 Parameter values Default Min Max Lost Echo Rnge P633Municipal 1 parameters P630 to P637 Sharp Echo Reject P631Parameter values Default Min Max 255 Parameter values Default Min Max Dirty Mult P636Parameter values Default Min Max Lost Echo Time P637 Noise SD Mult P635Threshld Offset P640 Parameter values Default Min Max 100Municipal 2 parameter P640 Threshold level = Threshld Offset P640 + Noise Level D834Auto Cycle function Load Defaults functionSystem parameters Display testSettings parameters P730 to P737 and Base Units selection Comms parameters P710 to P716PIN parameter P740 Fixed parameters D750 to D753Readings and diagnostics parameters Readings parameters D800 to D834Diagnostics parameters D835 to D852 Min Xdr Temp D852 Speed of Sound D850Max Xdr Temp D851 Technical reference MaintenanceTroubleshooting Transmit pulse and echo processingProgramming chart Sub-menu Level Parameter Title Par No Main Menu OptionProgramming chart … Direct Model No Specification12.1 MSL600 Outputs12.2 MSL603 transducer WeightAdditional specification notes Dimensional drawings MSL600 Bridge mounted unitMSL600 and MSL603 assembly Fitting instructions MSL603 transducer cable extensionParts required MSL600 MSL600 Emerson Process Management Rosemount Measurement