Sensor Error Adjustment In Accordance With Callendar-Van Dusen; Product Identification; Name Plate - ABB TTF300 Operating Instruction

22 TTF300 FIELD-MOUNT TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTER | OI/TTF300-EN REV. G
... 4 Design and function
... Input functionality
If drift monitoring is used for the same types of sensor
(2 × Pt100 or 2 × thermocouple), the mean value calculated from
the two sensors is mapped to the transmitter output signal as a
process variable in redundancy mode.
If a thermocouple is used for Pt100 drift monitoring, the Pt100
sensor (see Electrical connections on page 27) should be
connected to channel 1 and the thermocouple to channel 2.
The measured value from channel 1 (Pt100) is mapped to the
transmitter output as a process variable.
Note
Before configuring the maximum permissible sensor deviation
for drift monitoring, sensor adjustment with respect to the
sensor channel 1 value must be carried out with the help of,
for example. the TTF300 DTM.
Sensor error adjustment in accordance with Callendar-
Van Dusen
Under normal circumstances, the standard Pt100 characteristic
curve is used for resistance thermometer measurement.
However, recent advances in technology now mean that
maximum measuring accuracy can be achieved where necessary
by carrying out individual sensor error adjustment.
Sensor characteristic curves are optimized by using a Pt100
polynomial in accordance with IST-90 / IEC 751, and EN 60150,
and by applying A ,B, C, or Callendar-Van Dusen coefficients.
With the help of the DTM, EDD or FDI package (FIM), these
sensor coefficients (Callendar-Van Dusen) can be adjusted and
stored in the transmitter as a CVDcharacteristic curve. Up to five
different CVDcharacteristic curves can be stored for HART and
PROFIBUS PA, while up to two CVDcharacteristic curves can be
stored for FOUNDATION Fieldbus.

5 Product identification

Name plate

Note
The name plates displayed are examples. The device
identification plates affixed to the device can differ from this
representation.
Note
The ambient temperature range specified on the name plate
refers only to the transmitter itself and not to the measuring
element used in the measuring inset.
For devices with PROFIBUS PA® or FOUNDATION Fieldbus®, the
device IDs are additionally specified.
1 Manufacturer, manufacturer address, country of manufacture,
manufacturing year - week
2 Safety integrity level, SIL logo (optional)
3 CE mark (EU conformity), if not on additional plate
4 Type designation / model
5 Communication protocol of the transmitter (HART®, FF, PB)
6 2D barcode for serial number in accordance with order
7 IP rating of housing
8 Software revision
9 Hardware version
j 'Follow product documentation' symbol
k and l: HART® transmitter customer configuration:
k Set measuring range of the transmitter
l Set sensor type and circuit type
k and l: PROFIBUS PA® or FOUNDATION Fieldbus® transmitter customer
configuration:
Ident_Number or DEVICE_ID
m Ambient temperature range, on additional plate for Ex versions
n Specification of the transmitter (supply voltage range, output current
range, communication protocol)
o 7-digit serial number of the device electronic unit
p Device type: Coding of type of protection, housing/indicator, cable entry
and communication protocol
(complies with the ordering information of the device).
q Serial number of the device (serial number in accordance with order)
Figure 13: HART® name plate (example)