1 Introduction The Fire Sentry FSCHCOM-SS4 module is a piggy-back device that allows SS4-series flame detectors to communicate with a HART D105 LED RSW100 D103 LED Network Master. The HART module D104 LED may be considered to be a protocol D102 LED converter.
Unsigned 8 Device status 17 to 18 Unsigned Manufacturer ID code = Hex 60 42 3.2 Command 1 Use command 1 to read the Primary Variable. Response to command 1: Alarm and Device status is save into the Primary Variable (Unit in ma), where : Byte Format Description...
2ma = 10% 4ma = 20% 20ma = 100% 3.4 Command 3 Use command 3 to read dynamic variable and loop current. Response to command 3: Byte Format Description 0 to 3 Float Primary Variable Loop current (Unit in milli-ampere) 0 ma : PCB fault, Voltage fault, temperature fault, relay fault.
3.5 Command 6 Use command 6 to write the polling address and loop current mode to the field device. Every HART device must have a polling address. Response to command 6: Byte Format Description Unsigned 8 Polling address Code 0 = loop current off, 1 loop current on. Loop current of this FSCHCOM is enable/disable by hardware dip switches S1.
3.7 Command 8 Use command 8 to read Dynamic Variable Classification. This command is not application flame sensors, however the FSCHCOM will reply as following: Response to command 8: Byte Format Description Code 0 for undefined code Code 0 for undefined code Code 0 for undefined code Code...
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Response to command 14: Byte Format Description 0 to 2 Unsigned Transducer Serial Number Code 0 for undefined 39 (Hex 27) for milli ampere 4 to 7 Float Upper limit is 20 ma Hex (41 A0 00 00) 8 to 11 Float Lower Limit is 0 ma Hex ( 00 00 00 00) 12 to 15...
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3.12 Command 16 Use this command to read Final Assembly Number. This command is not applicable for Flame Sensors. However this FSCHCOM will still respond to this command with all zero. Response to command 16: Byte Format Description 0 to 2 Unsigned 00 00 00 = Not applicable 3.13 Command 20...
4 LED Indication Four LEDs are provided on the HART module for status indication, as follows: D105 Yellow LED indicates fault or normal. Yellow on = Fault, Off=Normal. D102 Green LED. Solid Green = Hart is polled and response. Off = not active. D103 Green LED.
7 HART Module Connections Follow the steps below to connect a single HART module to a HART Master. 1. Turn off power to the detector. 2. Connect HART signaling line to J102 pins #2 and #3. 3. If you need current-source signaling in addition to HART, turn on both S100 switches by pressing them down (toward the circuit board).
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