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Dycor SmartVue Process Control Monitor Operator's Manual (138 pages)

Brand: Dycor | Category: Monitor | Size: 3 MB

Proprietary Notice
2
Disclaimers/Warnings
3
Statement of Limited Warranty
4
Trademarks
4
FCC Notification
4
About this Manual
4
Table of Contents
5
Figures
8
Introduction
11
Getting Started
12
Connecting Power
12
Figure 2-1 External Power Connection
12
Starting up the Smartvue
13
Figure 2-2 Splash Screen
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Figure 2-3 the Meter Screen
13
The Touch Screen Interface
14
Figure 2-4 the Various Keyboards for Text/Symbol Entry
14
Figure 2-5 Decimal and Hexadecimal Keypads
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Table 2-1 Special Keyboard Keys
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The Main Menu
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Figure 2-6 the Main Menu Screen
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Table 2-2 the Main Menu
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Figure 2-7 Block Diagram of the Smartvue's Menus and Screens
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Special Icons
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I/O Configuration
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Current Loop I/O
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Figure 3-1 the Configure I/O Menu
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Figure 3-2 the Current Loop I/O Configuration Menu
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Figure 3-3 Configuration Screens for Current Loop I/O
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Figure 3-4 J1 Wiring to Use Loop Powered Transmitter with Power from the Smartvue
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Multipurpose I/O (Digital I/O and Voltage Inputs)
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Figure 3-5 the Multipurpose I/O Configuration Menu
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Total/Rate Counters
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Figure 3-6 the Total/Rate Counters Configuration Menu
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Temperature
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Figure 3-7 the Configure I/O - Temperature Screen
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Voltage Outputs
26
Frequency Outputs
26
Figure 3-8 the Configure I/O - 0-10V out 1 Screen
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Figure 3-9 the Configure I/O - FREQ out 1 Screen
26
4-20Ma Calibration
27
Logic Thresholds
27
Setting up a Process
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Figure 4-1 a Basic Process
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Table 4-1 Smartvue Process Types
28
Figure 4-2 J2 Wiring for an RTD
31
Setting up a Control Process
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Figure 5-1 Block Diagram of a Closed-Loop Control Process
33
Assigning and Configuring a Meter
37
Figure 6-1 Meter Screen Elements
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Table 6-1 RTD Error Messages
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Setting up an Output
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Using the Current Loop Outputs
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Figure 7-1 J1 Wiring to Use 4-20Ma out 1 in Active Mode
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Figure 7-2 J1 Wiring to Use 4-20Ma out 1 in Passive Mode
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Using the Analog Voltage Outputs
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Using the Frequency Outputs
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Figure 7-3 Voltage Device Connected to VOUT 1
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Figure 7-4 Frequency Input Device Connected to FOUT 1
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Using the Digital Outputs
46
Threshold Mode
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Figure 7-5 Digital Output Configuration Screens
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Latching Mode
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Figure 7-6 Digital Output On/Off Behavior for Threshold Mode
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Figure 7-7 Set Outputs Screens for Latching Mode with an Analog Input Source
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Switching Mode
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Figure 7-8 Pressing an Enabled Indicator Button on the Meter Screen Is a Convenient Way to Clear a Latch Condition
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Figure 7-9 Set Outputs Screen for Latching Mode with a Digital Input Source
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Figure 7-10 Set Outputs Screens for Switching Mode with a Digital Input Source
48
Fixed Outputs
49
Figure 7-11 Output Behavior for Normal and Inverted Polarities
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Figure 7-12 J1 and J2 Wiring to Use 4-20Ma out 1 as External Setpoint Control Source
50
Run / Stop Modes
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Figure 8-1 the Run / Stop Menu
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Figure 8-2 the Meter Screen When the Stop Process Control Mode Is Engaged
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Figure 8-3 the Meter Screen When the Disabled Configuration Mode Is Engaged
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Ethernet Data Communications
54
Ethernet Settings
54
Figure 9-1 the Ethernet Settings Screen
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Figure 9-2 Ethernet Services Menu
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Streaming Data Via Ethernet
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Figure 9-3 Ethernet Settings - Data Screen
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Figure 9-4 Ethernet Settings - Configure Auto Send Screen
57
Data Streaming Commands
58
Stream Data Start (000)
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Stream Data Stop (001)
60
Poll Data (002)
60
Error Responses
61
Testing with Telnet
62
Streamed Data Output
63
SAE J1939 Communications
68
Configuration
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Figure 10-1 the J1939 Menu
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Figure 10-2 J1939 Configuration with an Address Type of Arbitrary
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Figure 10-3 J1939 Configuration with an Address Type of Fixed
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Active Device List
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Figure 10-4 the J1939 Active Device List
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Figure 10-5 Active Device Info Screen
71
SPN List
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Add an SPN to the List
72
SPN (Data) Monitor
74
Display SPN Data on the Meter Screen
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Figure 10-6 the SPN (Data) Monitor Screen
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User Device List
75
PGN Request List
76
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
77
Configuration
77
Viewing Active Dtcs
78
Figure 10-7 the Active DTC Monitor Screen
78
Table 10-1 Status Lamps and Their Meanings
78
Serial Data Communications
79
Figure 11-1 Wiring to Hook up a Serial RS232 Device
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Streaming Data Serially
80
Figure 11-2 RS232 Settings
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Figure 11-3 RS232 Settings - Configure Auto Send Screen
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Figure 11-4 Serial Communications Using Putty
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Figure 11-5 Sample Serial Data Using Putty
83
Modbus Communications
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Figure 12-1 Example Setup Showing the Many Ways to Connect Modbus Devices
84
Reading Process Data Via Ethernet (TCP)
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Figure 12-2 the Multitude of Modbus Configuration Screens that Are Accessible
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Figure 12-3 Modbus TCP Slave Configuration Settings
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Figure 12-4 Modbus TCP Master Connections List
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Figure 12-5 Modbus TCP Master Connection Configuration
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Reading Process Data Serially
90
Figure 12-6 RS232 Settings with MB Slave RTU Serial Mode
90
Reading J1939 Data
93
User Registers
94
Table 12-1 DTC Modbus Register Mapping
94
Communications Diagnostics
95
Updating the Firmware
97
Password Protection
99
File System
101
Figure 15-1 the File System Menu
101
Saving and Loading Smartvue Settings
102
Data Logging
105
Figure 16-1 the Data Logging Menu
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Data Logging Setup and Status
106
Figure 16-2 Data Logging Settings Screen
106
Exporting and Deleting Data Logs
109
Figure 16-3 the Data Logging Status Screen
109
Pausing Data Logging
112
Smartvue Configuration
113
Display Brightness
113
Figure 17-1 Brightness Configuration Screen
113
Touch Screen Calibration
114
Figure 17-2 Touch Screen Calibration Screen
114
Monitor Data
115
Date and Time
115
Figure 17-3 the Monitor Data Screen
115
Figure 17-4 Date / Time Screen
115
Information
116
Figure 17-5 the Information Screen
116
Self-Preservation
117
Boot-Up Options
118
Testing the Smartvue's Memory
118
Figure 19-1 the Boot Menu
118
Figure 19-2 the Flash ROM Test will Require that the Application Firmware be Reloaded
118
System Information
119
LCD Brightness
119
Figure 19-3 Boot Loader System Information Screen
119
Figure 19-4 Boot Loader LCD Brightness Adjustment Screen
119
Touch Calibration
120
Load Application
120
Color Bar
120
Figure 19-5 Boot Loader Touch Calibration Screen
120
Figure 19-6 Boot Loader Color Bar Screen
120
Smartvue Remote
121
Requirements
121
Setting up a Smartvue for Remote Access
121
Figure 20-1 the Ethernet Settings Screen
121
Figure 20-2 the Ethernet Settings - SV Remote Screen
122
The Smartvue Remote Application
123
Figure 20-3 Link Icons
123
Figure 20-4 the Smartvue Remote Program Window
123
Remote Settings
124
Connecting/Disconnecting
125
Displaying and Capturing Screen Images
125
Figure 20-5 Smartvue Remote Displaying a Remote Screen
126
Appendix
127
Mechanical Drawings
127
Figure 21-1 Panel Mounting Cutout Dimensions
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Figure 21-2 Smartvue Dimensions
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Panel Mounting the Smartvue
128
Figure 21-3 Smartvue Installation - Exploded View
128
Figure 21-4 Smartvue Installed in Panel
128
Power and Signal Connections
129
Figure 21-5 Rear View of the Smartvue with Terminal Block Layout
129
Table 21-1 Smartvue Terminal Block Pinout
129
Modbus Register Mapping
132
Discrete I/O (Function Code 2 - Read Only Bit)
132
I/O Registers (Function Code 3 or 4 - Read Only)
133
Process/Control Registers (Function Code 3 or 4)
135
User Registers (Function Code 3, 4, 6 or 16 - Read or Write)
136
J1939 SPN Registers (Function Code 3 or 4 - Read Only)
137
J1939 DTC Input Register (Function Code 3 or 4 - Read Only 16-Bit)
138

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