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When an MSM400 Control unit is located on the loop, this is identified and further instructions awaited.

MSM400

FOUND

TAG

TANK 1

ACCESS (Y)es or (N)o

Alternatively an Unknown Instrument may have been found, i.e. a HART instrument that is not a MSM400 or MSP100 or MLT100. This will cause a similar message and prompt to be displayed.

UNKNOWN INSTRUMENT

TAG FLOW1

ACCESS (Y)es or (N)o

In either case pressing “Y” will cause the following prompt to be displayed:

UPLOAD ALL PARAMETERS NOW?

(Y)es or (N)o

Pressing “Y” will result in all the parameters being read into the HHC. If “N” is pressed then the delay imposed by a full upload can be avoided. If parameters in the D240 to D265 and P100 to P104 are accessed later on all the parameters in that group will be uploaded. Thus only the parameters of interest need to be uploaded, with the minimum delay. A full upload must be done at some stage if the parameters in the instrument are saved, printed, or used to program another instrument.

The asterisks show each transfer of digital information. If one transfer is incorrect, or corrupted, the Communicator will advise and ask for an action decision – an example of one of these error messages is –

NO RESPONSE FROM

CONTROL UNIT

RETRY (Y)es or (N)o

A retry will attempt to obtain the same data again, whereas the “No” decision will jump that data transfer and collect the next set of data, to try to gain whatever information is available. The data loaded in the Working register for the missing parameters will be the default values, instead of those present in the instrument. Typically, a full upload data collection time is between 30 and 45 seconds.

The main screen describing the equipment now gives control unit identify information – i.e.

MSM400

TAG TANK ALL

MSM400 XDUCER

ACCEPT (Y)es or (N)o

Line 2 of the display is the Tag number loaded as Parameter 01, and Line 3 is the Description loaded into P700. If this is not acceptable the program suggests a return to the Psion menu functions. If it is acceptable, pressing the Y button will give access to the FUNCTION menu of the MSM400 Program. The MSM400 control unit parameters are now loaded into the SMART Communicator (Psion Organiser) memory in the WORKING Register.

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Contents Mobrey Contents Safety Precautions ENT Sensor Connection IVE Neutral Earth MainsDisplay Product Description Product Introduction MSM400 Slurry Monitoring SystemUltrasonic Attenuation versus Suspended solids Slurry CharacteristicsMobrey Pipe Section Sensors Suspended Sensor Type MSM433Sensor Type Numbering System Keypad Operation Control UnitMSM400 Displays and Keypad EMC SPECIFICATIONS--MSM400Hart Preliminary Checks Pipe Section InstallationSuspended Sensor Installation Control Unit Sensor CablesTerminal Label Function Current Output Hart Connections and Jumper SettingsSensor Connections RelaysMains Supply Safety PrecautionsInitial Power UP Toggle RUN Calibration Setup Monitor Main Menu Toggle RUN Calibration SetupToggle RUN Zero Setting Initial Zero Diagnostic ParametersEX-FACTORY System Features Rechecking Zero Calibration Methods Auto CAL Auto CAL Zero Setting ProcedureClear Liquor Press ENT To set 23.1dB 26.2dB Autocal Span Setting ProcedureAuto CAL LAB Values Sample Press ENT to set 33.6dB 44.2dBCalibration Method 1-SLURRY Type Zero Setting ProcedureMaximum % Solids Span CALIBRATION/GRADIENT MethodsAttenuation VALUE-METHOD Start on Stop on Stop if Do not start if Duty Mode Desludge ModeNo. of operation Set Default value Max value Hrs & mins INPUT↓ Output Start Time #1 hm 730 P254 Relay Operation Outputs Current OutputDisplay option parameter number Description AlarmMiddle Display ←−−−−−−− Lower DisplaySystem Test Current Output SettingsEngineering Frequency SET Sensors Hart Smart CommunicationsPar No Appendix A1Main Menu SUB Menu Parameter Description Engineering Alarm ReportDiagnostics LoggingParameter Description Min Max Default ValueMSM400 Monit Parameter Description Min Max Default ValueFrom list 3.6/21mA/hold last reading Min Max Default Value Ex-Factory Manufacturer’s Code Hart Considerations Appendix A3 Hart and Psion Operating InstructionsSmart Communication with the Mobrey MSM400 Calibration adjustments at operating conditionsFurther customisation using the Smart HHC Handheld Communicator Mobrey CK Hand Held Communicator Assembly InstructionsFig DII. Loop diagram Fig D1 MOBREY-CK* HHC assembly How to connect the Smart Communicator Hand Held Communicator Operation How to drive a Psion based Smart Communicator Mobrey Find Save Diary Calc Time Notes World AlarmTAG Tank D7.0 Introduction and Function menu HelpD7.2 Program Parameters P D7.1 Monitor/Display Parameters DSafe Register Default RegisterMode KEY Working RegisterHand Held Communicator Registers Select Data Source Display of Parameter Data 10.0ERROR Messages on the HHC10.1Alarm and Error Messages Printout or PC transfer of MSM400 programme data10.2Invalid Data Entry Invalid Action not the Same Instrument Password not OpenInstrument in Multidrop Mode 10.3Communication ErrorsD0 D8 11.0Current Loop Checks and Trimming Current Output ** Set current Trim-maximum Trim-maximum12.0Unknown Instrument Current and USE ↑ & ↓ To Trim the Output13.3Use of multiple Smart Communicators D13.0 Smart Interfaces Compatibility D13.1 IntroductionEmerson Process Management Rosemount Measurement

IP258 specifications

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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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