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D.6.0 How to drive a Psion based SMART Communicator

Familiarity with the Psion

The Psion is supplied with several manuals to described its function. The main keyboard functions that are important are the yellow keys. Press “ON” and see the functions of the arrows to move the cursor around the selections in the menu. Press “EXE” to see the Psion functions. Note that a short cut to selecting a menu item is to press the key with the initial letter of the required selection – for example “O” switches the unit “OFF”.

Note that if the “CALC” option is selected, the keyboard changes from the “Alphabet” marked on the keys, to the “numbers” and symbols marked above the keys. The Psion selects the expected function required of the keyboard. This function can be changed back by depressing the “SHIFT” key.

MOBREY Menu

If “MOBREY” is selected from the start up menu on the Psion, by pressing “EXE” the space available in the A memory of the Psion is checked. If there is insufficient then a message is displayed and the program returns to the main menu. Data, Note Pad or Diary files in A must be removed to allow the program to run. The SMART Communicator then establishes whether the SMART interface unit is plugged in or not.

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When the SMART interface is not connected, the Communicator does not look for an instrument – it offers OFF-LINE programming.

When the SMART interface is connected to the Psion, on selecting the “MOBREY” menu item the programme seeks an instrument that is expected to be functioning on a 4-20mA loop (the loop that is expected to be connected to the SMART interface cables).

MOBREY V3.1

SEEKING INSTRUMENT

PLEASE WAIT

If the loop is not powered, or the interface cables are not properly connected to the loop, or the loop impedance/resistance values are incorrect, the unit will fail to find the control unit.

NO SINGLE LOOP

INSTRUMENT CONNECTED

RETRY (Y)es or (N)o

Note that if the MSM400 control unit is programmed to respond as a numbered sensor on a multidrop loop, it will also fail to communicate to the SMART communicator at this point.

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Contents Mobrey Contents Safety Precautions Display Sensor Connection IVE Neutral Earth MainsENT Product Introduction MSM400 Slurry Monitoring System Product DescriptionSlurry Characteristics Ultrasonic Attenuation versus Suspended solidsSuspended Sensor Type MSM433 Mobrey Pipe Section SensorsSensor Type Numbering System MSM400 Displays and Keypad Control UnitKeypad Operation Hart SPECIFICATIONS--MSM400EMC Suspended Sensor Installation Pipe Section InstallationPreliminary Checks Sensor Cables Control UnitTerminal Label Function Relays Hart Connections and Jumper SettingsSensor Connections Current OutputInitial Power UP Safety PrecautionsMains Supply Main Menu Toggle RUN Calibration Setup Toggle RUN Calibration Setup MonitorToggle RUN EX-FACTORY System Features Diagnostic ParametersZero Setting Initial Zero Calibration Methods Auto CAL Auto CAL Zero Setting Procedure Rechecking ZeroAutocal Span Setting Procedure Clear Liquor Press ENT To set 23.1dB 26.2dBSample Press ENT to set 33.6dB 44.2dB Auto CAL LAB ValuesSpan CALIBRATION/GRADIENT Methods Zero Setting ProcedureMaximum % Solids Calibration Method 1-SLURRY TypeAttenuation VALUE-METHOD No. of operation Set Default value Max value Hrs & mins Duty Mode Desludge ModeStart on Stop on Stop if Do not start if INPUT↓ Output Start Time #1 hm 730 P254 Outputs Current Output Relay Operation←−−−−−−− Lower Display AlarmMiddle Display Display option parameter number DescriptionEngineering Frequency SET SettingsSystem Test Current Output Hart Smart Communications SensorsMain Menu SUB Menu Parameter Description Appendix A1Par No Logging Alarm ReportDiagnostics EngineeringMin Max Default Value Parameter DescriptionParameter Description Min Max Default Value MSM400 MonitFrom list 3.6/21mA/hold last reading Min Max Default Value Ex-Factory Manufacturer’s Code Appendix A3 Hart and Psion Operating Instructions Hart ConsiderationsCalibration adjustments at operating conditions Smart Communication with the Mobrey MSM400Further customisation using the Smart HHC Hand Held Communicator Assembly Instructions Handheld Communicator Mobrey CKFig DII. Loop diagram Fig D1 MOBREY-CK* HHC assembly How to connect the Smart Communicator Hand Held Communicator Operation Mobrey Find Save Diary Calc Time Notes World Alarm How to drive a Psion based Smart CommunicatorTAG Tank Help D7.0 Introduction and Function menuD7.1 Monitor/Display Parameters D D7.2 Program Parameters PWorking Register Default RegisterMode KEY Safe RegisterHand Held Communicator Registers Select Data Source Printout or PC transfer of MSM400 programme data 10.0ERROR Messages on the HHC10.1Alarm and Error Messages Display of Parameter Data10.2Invalid Data Entry 10.3Communication Errors Password not OpenInstrument in Multidrop Mode Invalid Action not the Same InstrumentD0 D8 Current Output ** Set current Trim-maximum Trim-maximum 11.0Current Loop Checks and TrimmingCurrent and USE ↑ & ↓ To Trim the Output 12.0Unknown InstrumentD13.0 Smart Interfaces Compatibility D13.1 Introduction 13.3Use of multiple Smart CommunicatorsEmerson Process Management Rosemount Measurement

IP258 specifications

The Emerson IP258 is an advanced industrial monitoring device designed to enhance operational efficiency and ensure optimal performance in various industrial applications. It is particularly suited for monitoring, controlling, and managing processes across diverse industries such as oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and water treatment.

One of the main features of the IP258 is its robust and flexible architecture, enabling seamless integration with a wide range of field devices, sensors, and control systems. This adaptability ensures that the device can be tailored to specific operational needs, thus streamlining processes and enhancing reliability. Its modular design allows for easy upgrades and expansions, making it a cost-effective solution for companies looking to future-proof their investments.

The IP258 boasts advanced communication technologies, including support for various industrial protocols such as Modbus, Ethernet/IP, and Profibus. This versatile communication capability facilitates real-time data sharing and interoperability between different systems, promoting a cohesive operational environment. The device is equipped with multiple input and output options, which further enhances its functionality and connectivity with existing infrastructure.

Another standout characteristic of the Emerson IP258 is its user-friendly interface, which simplifies operation and minimizes training requirements. The intuitive graphical interface allows operators to easily visualize system performance, access historical data, and quickly identify anomalies. This ease of use not only ensures efficiency during normal operations but also aids in rapid troubleshooting and issue resolution.

The device is designed with high reliability and durability in mind, featuring superior environmental resistance to withstand harsh industrial conditions. Its rugged housing and advanced components ensure long-term performance, reducing the likelihood of unexpected downtime and maintenance costs.

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Overall, the Emerson IP258 stands out as a powerful and versatile tool for industrial monitoring and control, combining advanced features, robust technology, and user-friendly design to meet the demands of modern industrial environments.
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