ProComSol HM-BT-VIN User Manual

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HM-BT-VIN User Manual
HM-BT-VIN User Manual

Introduction

The HM-BT-VIN HART Modem, Bluetooth is designed to connect PC's to HART
networks via wireless Bluetooth technology. The explosion proof enclosure allows the
unit to be mounted permanently in the plant. The user's application software can then
configure, monitor, and document HART based instrumentation from up to 300ft (100m)
away without opening HART instrument covers.

System Diagram

The complete system consists of Host PC with Bluetooth transmitter, HM-BT-VIN,
Power Supply, and HART network. The Host PC can be a Pocket PC PDA. For PC's
without an integral Bluetooth transmitter, there are many add-on transmitter modules
available, such as the Linksys USBBT100, USB Bluetooth Adapter.
Figure 1. Typical Bluetooth System Diagram

Bluetooth Range

Note that Class 1 Bluetooth transmitters, such as the USBBT100 have a range of 300'.
Class 2 transmitters, such as the HP IPAQ PDA, have a range of 25'. The HM-BT-VIN
works with both Class 1 and Class 2 transmitters, but operation is limited to the range of
the master transmitter.

Software Drivers

No additional software drivers need to be installed.

Power

An external power supply must be connected to the HM-BT-VIN. The supply can be
12Vdc to 36Vdc, with a minimum current of 500mA.
Under some special conditions, the same supply for the Loop can be used to power the
HM-BT-VIN. Contact ProComSol, Ltd for details.
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MAN-1006 4/07/2006

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Summary of Contents for ProComSol HM-BT-VIN

  • Page 1 Power Supply, and HART network. The Host PC can be a Pocket PC PDA. For PC’s without an integral Bluetooth transmitter, there are many add-on transmitter modules available, such as the Linksys USBBT100, USB Bluetooth Adapter. Figure 1. Typical Bluetooth System Diagram Bluetooth Range Note that Class 1 Bluetooth transmitters, such as the USBBT100 have a range of 300’.
  • Page 2 ProComSol, Ltd HM-BT-VIN User Manual Power Connection: J1-1 – V+ J1-2 – V- Reset Switch A reset switch is provided on the front panel to reset the HM-BT-VIN without having to remove power. This switch is useful for troubleshooting any communication problems.
  • Page 3 1. Apply power to the HM-BT-VIN. It does not need to be connected to the HART network. 2. Run the Bluetooth driver software that came with your PC or Bluetooth adapter (ie Linksys). There is typically a Bluetooth icon on the system tray that can be double clicked. Page 3...
  • Page 4 ProComSol, Ltd HM-BT-VIN User Manual 3. Select “Find Bluetooth Devices” or “Site Survey” to locate any Bluetooth devices in the area. You could also search for services. Search for “Serial Services” to also locate Bluetooth devices. 4. A device labeled “HART Modem” should be discovered.
  • Page 5 ProComSol, Ltd HM-BT-VIN User Manual 10. Some Bluetooth drivers may prompt for a “Passcode”. Enter “1234”, without the quotes. Discovery needs to be repeated only when adding or changing HM-BT-VIN modems, or when multiple modems are in the Bluetooth area.
  • Page 6 8. Perform the “Discovery” procedure again and verify a connection can be made. 9. If using the Linksys USBBT100, verify the Linksys Bluetooth driver is installed and not the Windows Bluetooth driver. There is a known issue with the Linksys install and Windows XP SP2. Go to www.linksys.com...
  • Page 7 ProComSol, Ltd HM-BT-VIN User Manual Warranty The HM-BT-VIN is warranted for 1 year for materials and workmanship. Contact Support at ProComSol, Ltd if having any problems. An RMA (Return Material Authorization) number obtained from ProComSol, Ltd is required on all returned items.
  • Page 8 ProComSol, Ltd HM-BT-VIN User Manual Appendix I. Front Panel Connector Diagram Function V+, Power Supply In V-, Power Supply Ground HART In+ HART In- HART In+ HART In- Notes: 1. Terminals 3 and 5 are connected together internally 2. Terminals 4 and 6 are connected together internally...

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