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Meriam 5150 Series User Manual

Meriam 5150 Series User Manual (102 pages)

HART Communicator

Brand: Meriam | Category: Cell Phone | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

General Information

2
- Disclaimer
  2
- Copyright
  2
- Trademark Information
  2
  - HART Communication Foundation
    2
- Glossary
  3
  - Button or Key
    3
  - DD or Device Description Files
    3
  - Highlight
    3
  - Highlight Colors
    4
  - IS or Intrinsically Safe
    4
  - Select
    4
  - Selection Methods
    5
  - Standby or Sleep
    6
General Warnings and Cautions

7
- Preventing Injury
  7
- Safety Symbols
  7
- Table of Contents
  8
Contents

8
Installing or Removing the Battery Pack

16
- Preventing Explosions
  16
- Installing the Battery
  16
- Don't over Tighten
  16
- Removing the Battery
  17
- Charging the Battery Pack Six (6) Hours
  17
Memory System Card

18
5150 Series HART Communicator Overview

20
- Full Function HART
  20
- Diagram of the 5150
  20
- Touchscreen
  21
  - Touchscreen: Display Details
    21
  - Touchscreen: Two Menu Systems
    21
- Touchscreen: System Menus
  21
- Touchscreen: HART Menus
  22
  - HART Menus Appear When Connected to HART Devices
    22
  - Sample HART Menu Display
    22
5150 Operating Instructions

23
- Power Key Functions
  23
  - Turn on
    23
  - Standby
    23
  - Standby Turns off after Two Hours
    23
  - Resume
    23
  - Turn off
    24
- Backlight: Reducing Intensity
  24
  - Pressing the Backlight Key
    24
  - Reducing Intensity Improves Battery Life
    24
- Backlight: Settings for Timeout
  25
  - Changing the Timeout Setting to Save Battery Life
    25
- Standby: Settings for Timeout
  25
  - Change the Timeout Settings to Save Battery Life
    25
  - Navigating to the Standby Timeout Settings
    26
- Timeout: Backlight and Standby Are Cumulative
  27
  - An Example of the Cumulative Timeouts
    27
- The Battery Pack Life
  28
  - Keep Charging It
    28
  - For Portable Use
    28
  - Advanced Battery Fuel Gauge
    28
  - Low Battery Level Alerts for the XL Battery
    29
  - Standby Mode and the Alerts
    29
- The Charging Cradle
  30
- Kickstand: a Better Angle to View the Display
  32
- Loop Communication Jacks & Field-Wiring Practices
  33
  - Loop Communication Jacks
    33
  - Field-Wiring Practices
    33
- Keyboard Overview
  34
  - Arranged by Frequency of Use
    34
  - Alphabetic Keys
    34
- Keyboard Functions
  35
  - Decision Keys & Buttons
    35
- Keyboard: Navigation & Information
  36
  - Numeric Keys
    36
  - Fixed Function Keys
    36
- Keyboard: the On-Screen Keyboard
  37
- Navigating the Communicator
  43
HART Navigation and Connection Status

45
Main System Menus

47
- Connected Main Menu
  47
- Main Menu Icons
  47
- System Setup Menu
  48
- Power Setup: System Menu
  50
  - Power Setup Menu
    50
  - Power Setup Icons
    50
- Language Selection: System Menu
  51
  - Display Available Languages
    51
  - Select Your Language
    51
- Language Selection: Displayed
  52
  - Turn off and Turn on
    52
  - New Language Displayed
    52
  - Some Screens Not Translated
    52
- Calibrating the Touchscreen: System Menu
  53
  - Begin Calibrating the Touchscreen
    53
  - Accept the New Settings or Keep the Old Settings
    53
- System Information: System Menu
  54
  - View Status Details about the Communicator
    54
  - System Information
    54
HART Setup Menu

55
- HART Setup Icons
  55
- Shifting the Highlight in HART Menus
  56
- Status Line for the Connecting Device
  58
  - Status Line Diagram
    58
  - Status Line Descriptions
    58
- DD Files Control HART Menus
  59
  - Device Description (DD) Files
    59
  - Menu Line Items
    59
- Function Buttons in HART Menus
  60
- Creating Shortcuts
  63
  - New Shortcut Button
    63
  - Managing Shortcuts
    63
  - Invalid Shortcuts
    64
- HART Menu Path Bar
  64
  - Structure of the Menu Path Bar
    64
Advanced Tools for HART

65
HART Communication with the 5150 Series

75
Troubleshooting HART Communications

85
Updating Communicator Software

86
Specifications

87
- Approvals
  87
  - 5150X Intrinsically Safe Model
    87
  - 5150 General Purpose Model
    87
- Display Specifications
  87
- Ingress Specifications
  87
- Power
  87
- Dimensional Specifications
  88
- Battery Life (Approximate)
  89
- Temperature Specifications
  89
- Communication Connections
  89
- Memory Card
  89
Safety

90
Maintenance and Cleaning

95
- Recommendations for Your Battery
  95
- Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), Directive 2012/19/EU
  96
  - European Union Only
    96
  - European Union Product Category
    96
  - US Government Agencies
    97
  - Other Countries
    97
Part Numbers

98
- Meriam Spare-Part Numbers
  98
Help

99
- Register Your Product
  99
- Find Downloads and Documents
  99
- For Repair or Calibration
  100
- Meriam Contact Information
  102
  - Address
    102
  - Telephone
    102
  - Fax
    102
  - E-Mail Addresses
    102
  - Website
    102
  - Find a Local Meriam Representative
    102

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Meriam 5150 Series User Manual

Meriam 5150 Series User Manual (101 pages)

HART Communicator

Brand: Meriam | Category: Cell Phone | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

General Information
2
Disclaimer
2
Copyright
2
Trademark Information
2
HART Communication Foundation
2
Glossary
3
Button or Key
3
DD or Device Description Files
3
Highlight
3
Highlight Colors
4
IS or Intrinsically Safe
4
Select
4
Selection Methods
5
Standby or Sleep
6
General Warnings and Cautions
7
Preventing Injury
7
Safety Symbols
7
Table of Contents
8
Contents
8
Installing or Removing the Battery Pack
16
Preventing Explosions
16
Installing the Battery
16
Don't over Tighten
16
Removing the Battery
17
Charging the Battery Pack Six (6) Hours
17
Memory System Card
18
Uses for the Memory Card
18
Use Only with the 5150
18
Replace the Card with Meriam Z9P780
18
Remove the Battery Pack to Remove the Card
18
Remove the Memory Card
19
Replace the Memory Card
19
5150 Series HART Communicator Overview
20
Full Function HART
20
Diagram of the 5150
20
Touchscreen
21
Touchscreen: Display Details
21
Touchscreen: Two Menu Systems
21
Touchscreen: System Menus
21
Touchscreen: HART Menus
22
HART Menus Appear When Connected to HART Devices
22
Sample HART Menu Display
22
5150 Operating Instructions
23
Power Key Functions
23
Turn on
23
Standby
23
Standby Turns off after Two Hours
23
Resume
23
Turn off
24
Backlight: Reducing Intensity
24
Pressing the Backlight Key
24
Reducing Intensity Improves Battery Life
24
Backlight: Settings for Timeout
25
Changing the Timeout Setting to Save Battery Life
25
Standby: Settings for Timeout
25
Change the Timeout Settings to Save Battery Life
25
Navigating to the Standby Timeout Settings
26
Timeout: Backlight and Standby Are Cumulative
27
An Example of the Cumulative Timeouts
27
The Battery Pack Life
28
Keep Charging It
28
For Portable Use
28
Advanced Battery Fuel Gauge
28
Low Battery Level Alerts for the XL Battery
29
Standby Mode and the Alerts
29
The Charging Cradle
30
Connections in the Charging Cradle
30
Automatically Recharges
30
Charging Indicator
30
Connecting to a Computer
31
Insert the Communicator Not the Battery
31
Not Intrinsically Safe
31
Kickstand: a Better Angle to View the Display
32
Loop Communication Jacks & Field-Wiring Practices
33
Loop Communication Jacks
33
Field-Wiring Practices
33
Keyboard Overview
34
Arranged by Frequency of Use
34
Alphabetic Keys
34
Keyboard Functions
35
Decision Keys & Buttons
35
Keyboard: Navigation & Information
36
Numeric Keys
36
Fixed Function Keys
36
Keyboard: the On-Screen Keyboard
37
Use both the Dedicated and On-Screen Keyboards
37
ISO Latin-1 Character Set
37
181 Characters on the Touchscreen
38
Limited Character Sets
39
Limited Number of Characters
40
Navigating in the Screen
40
Navigating the Keysets
41
Diagram of Keyset #1
41
Touchscreen: Keysets #2-5
42
Navigating the Communicator
43
System Menus
43
Communicator Status Line
43
Communicator Status Line Explained
44
Using the Bottom Row of Icons to Navigate
44
Back Key: Go Back to the Previous System Menu
44
HART Navigation and Connection Status
45
Navigating to the HART Setup Menu
45
Viewing the HART Setup Menu and Navigation Options
45
Yellow Connection Bar
45
Green Connection Bar
45
Restart Polling
46
Display a List of Devices
46
Main System Menus
47
Connected Main Menu
47
Main Menu Icons
47
System Setup Menu
48
System Setup Menu Icons
48
Descriptions of Setup Icons
48
Date/Time Setup: System Menu
49
Power Setup: System Menu
50
Power Setup Menu
50
Power Setup Icons
50
Language Selection: System Menu
51
Display Available Languages
51
Select Your Language
51
Language Selection: Displayed
52
Turn off and Turn on
52
New Language Displayed
52
Some Screens Not Translated
52
Calibrating the Touchscreen: System Menu
53
Begin Calibrating the Touchscreen
53
Accept the New Settings or Keep the Old Settings
53
System Information: System Menu
54
View Status Details about the Communicator
54
System Information
54
HART Setup Menu
55
HART Setup Icons
55
Shifting the Highlight in HART Menus
56
Connected HART Devices
56
Three Navigation Panes
56
Shifting the Highlight
56
The Navigation Pane Has a Gray Highlight
56
Yellow Highlight on the Menu Path Bar
57
Yellow Highlight on a Function Button
57
Status Line for the Connecting Device
58
Status Line Diagram
58
Status Line Descriptions
58
DD Files Control HART Menus
59
Device Description (DD) Files
59
Menu Line Items
59
Function Buttons in HART Menus
60
Navigating the Function Buttons
60
Scroll up or down in the Function Pane
60
Explaining the Function Buttons
61
More Function Buttons
62
Creating Shortcuts
63
New Shortcut Button
63
Managing Shortcuts
63
Invalid Shortcuts
64
HART Menu Path Bar
64
Structure of the Menu Path Bar
64
Advanced Tools for HART
65
DD Browser and Offline Configuration
65
DD Browser
65
Three Ways to Navigate in the DD Browser
65
Cancel Button in DD Browser
66
Use the DD Browser to View a List of Manufacturers
66
Navigate Lists in a Complete Circle
67
View a List of Device Names
67
View a List of Device Revisions
68
The Right Side of the Screen (Gray Area)
68
Offline Configuration
68
Offline Configuration Navigation
68
Two Ways to Use the Offline Configuration
69
What Does <All> Configurations Display on the First Screen
69
Creating a New Configuration
70
Confirm You Want to Create an Offline Configuration
70
Wait While the 5150 Initiates the Offline Device
71
Blue Connection Bar
71
Indicators in Offline Configuration
72
Function Buttons in Offline Configuration
74
HART Communication with the 5150 Series
75
Maintain Field Devices
75
HART Commands
75
Device Description File (DD) Uses
75
Updating Your Communicator with Dds
75
Connecting the 5150 to Smart Transmitters with HART Technology76
76
Banana Jacks
76
Wiring Diagram: Loop Resistance < 250 Ω
76
Wiring Diagram: Loop Resistance > 250 Ω
77
Three States of HART Communication
78
Gray Connection Bar: no Device Found
78
Gray Connection Bar: Initiating
78
Gray Connection Bar: no Actions
78
Yellow Connection Bar: Number of Devices Found
78
Display All Devices
79
Select a Device
79
Green Connection Bar: Connected
79
Specific and Generic HART Communication
80
Find Specific Devices
80
Find Generic Devices
80
Generic Starts Automatically
80
Generic Mode Running
81
Managing Configuration Files
81
The Configuration Option Button
81
Four Configuration Options
81
Be Careful When Retrieving a Configuration
84
Troubleshooting HART Communications
85
Troubleshooting: no Devices Found
85
Troubleshooting: Generic
86
Troubleshooting: Multiple Devices
86
Updating Communicator Software
86
Specifications
87
Approvals
87
5150X Intrinsically Safe Model
87
5150 General Purpose Model
87
Display Specifications
87
Ingress Specifications
87
Power
87
Dimensional Specifications
88
Battery Life (Approximate)
89
Temperature Specifications
89
Communication Connections
89
Memory Card
89
Safety
90
Intrinsically Safe Model
90
Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Locations (Safe Locations)
90
Example of an Intrinsically Safe Name Plate
90
Hazardous Locations: Warnings & Cautions
91
No Substitutions
91
Preventing Explosions
91
Restrictions on Electrical Connections
91
Restrictions in Hazardous Locations
91
Intrinsic Safety Control Drawing
92
EC Declaration of Conformity
93
Maintenance and Cleaning
94
Recommendations for Your Battery
94
Make It Last Longer
94
Storing Your 5150 for more than 30 Days
94
Two Factors Affect Your Battery's Life in Storage
95
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), Directive 2012/19/EU
95
European Union Only
95
European Union Product Category
95
US Government Agencies
96
Other Countries
96
Part Numbers
97
Meriam Spare-Part Numbers
97
Help
98
Register Your Product
98
Find Downloads and Documents
98
For Repair or Calibration
99
Contact Meriam for Repair or Calibration
99
You Have Three Options for Requesting Service
99
Before You Ship Anything to Meriam
100
Do You Have any Questions? Call Meriam
100
Ship the Box to
100
Meriam Contact Information
101
Address
101
Telephone
101
Fax
101
E-Mail Addresses
101
Website
101
Find a Local Meriam Representative
101

Meriam 5150 Series User Manual

Meriam 5150 Series User Manual (45 pages)

HART Communicator

Brand: Meriam | Category: Cell Phone | Size: 5 MB

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