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Yamatake STA Series User Manual

Yamatake STA Series User Manual (256 pages)

Smart Transmitter, Electronic Differential Pressure/Pressure Transmitter

Brand: Yamatake | Category: Transmitter | Size: 5.76 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
25
Chapter 1 : Overview-First Time Users Only

33
Chapter 2 : Quick Start Reference

39
Chapter 3 : Considerations before Installation

41
Chapter 4 : Installation

45
Chapter 5 : Operation of the Transmitter

77
- Preparation
  77
  - Connecting SFC
    77
  - Figure 5-1 Connecting SFC
    77
- Setting Tag No. and Checking Specifications
  78
- Measurement with STD Type
  85
- Measurement with Model STG/STA
  107
  - 5-4-1-1: Preparation for Measurement
    107
  - Pressure Measurement
    107
  - 5-4-1-2: Starting Measurement
    109
  - 5-4-1-3: Stopping Measurement
    111
  - 5-4-2-1: Preparation for Measurement
    112
  - Liquid Level Measurement
    112
  - 5-4-2-2: Starting Measurement
    113
  - 5-4-2-3: Stopping Measurement
    114
- Measurement with Model STC
  115
  - 5-5-1-1: Preparation for Measurement
    115
  - Pressure Measurement
    115
  - 5-5-1-2: Starting Measurement
    116
  - 5-5-1-3: Stopping Measurement
    116
- Measurement with Model STE/STR
  117
  - 5-6-1-1: Preparation for Measurement
    117
  - Pressure Measurement
    117
  - 5-6-1-2: Starting Measurement
    118
  - 5-6-1-3: Stopping Measurement
    118
  - Cautions Related to Flow Rate Measurement
    119
- Measurement with Model STH/STU
  120
  - 5-7-1-1: Preparation for Measurement
    120
  - Pressure Measurement
    120
  - 5-7-1-2: Starting Measurement
    121
  - 5-7-1-3: Stopping Measurement
    121
- Zero-Point Adjustment -- Based on Actual Liquid Level
  122
  - Figure 5-5 Zero Adjustment During Liquid Level Measurement
    122
  - Zero-Span Adjustment with Input Pressure Equivalent to Range
    124
  - Figure 5-6 Open Tank
    126
  - Figure 5-7 Closed Tank
    126
  - Set Range Calculation for Liquid Level Measurement
    126
  - Tion
    126
  - Figure 5-10 Closed Tank
    128
  - Figure 5-9 Open Tank
    128
  - Figure 5-11 Open Tank
    129
  - Figure 5-12 Open Tank
    130
  - Closed Tank (Wet Leg or Remote Seal) -- Set Range
    131
  - Figure 5-13 Closed Tank (Wet Leg)
    131
  - Figure 5-14 Closed Tank (Wet Leg)
    132
  - Figure 5-15 Closed Tank (Wet Leg)
    133
  - Digital Display
    134
  - Display Unit of Indicator
    134
  - Figure 5-16 Display Unit of Indicator
    134
  - Figure 5-17 Failure Display on Indicator
    134
  - Indicator (Option)
    134
  - Analogue Bar Graph Display
    135
  - External Zero Adjustment Display
    136
  - Linear/Square Root Display
    136
  - Table 5-1 Linear/Square Root Display Status
    136
  - Table 5-2 External Zero Adjustment Display Status
    136
  - Figure 5-18 Self-Diagnosis Result Display on Indicator
    137
  - Self-Diagnosis Display on Indicator
    137
  - Engineering Unit Label
    138
  - External Zero and Span Adjustment
    139
  - External Zero and Span Adjustment (Option)
    139
  - Figure 5-19 External Zero and Span Adjustment
    139
  - Mode Configuration
    141
  - Table 5-3 Data Element for Digital Transmission
    141
  - Changing Mode of Operation
    142
  - Selecting the Output Signal Mode
    143
  - Setting Message Format
    144
  - Selecting the Fail-Safe Mode
    145
Chapter 6 : Operation Using SFC

147
- Introduction
  147
  - SFC Key Operations
    147
  - Figure 6-1 Details of SFC
    148
  - Names of Components
    148
- Functions of SFC
  150
- Before Communicating Using SFC
  157
  - 6-3-1-1: Check During Operation
    157
  - 6-3-1-2: Data Printing
    157
  - 6-3-1-3: Setting and Changing
    157
  - What Can be Done Using the SFC
    157
  - 6-3-2-1: Key Assigned Functions
    158
  - 6-3-2-2: CONFIG Functions
    158
  - 6-3-3-1: Hierarchic Structure Chart
    158
  - Functions of SFC
    158
  - Hierarchic Structure of CONFIG Functions
    158
- Rules of Key Operations and Interaction with Screens
  160
- Charging SFC
  161
- Check During Operation
  162
  - Starting Communication: ID/DE READ Key
    162
  - Displaying Self-Diagnostics Result: STAT Key
    163
- Data Printing
  164
  - Overview of Printing Function
    164
  - Printing Internal Data: PRINT Key
    165
  - 6-5-2-1: Printing Example
    166
- Continuously Printing Response Result: ACT PRINT Key
  167
- Display and Change Transmitter Setting
  169
- Constant Current Source Mode
  196
  - Set Constant Current Source Mode
    196
  - Release Constant Current Source Mode
    197
- Writing a Memo
  198
  - Recording in Scratch Pad 1
    199
Chapter 7 : Maintenance and Troubleshooting

201
- Zero Adjustment
  201
- Saving and Restoring Data
  206
  - Saving Data
    206
  - Restoring Data
    208
- Disassembly and Assembly
  209
- Calibrating Set Range and Output Signals
  213
  - Calibrating Set Range Based on Reference Input
    213
  - Figure 7-3 Connection for Calibration
    214
  - Calibrating Output Signals
    219
  - Figure 7-4 Connection for Calibration
    219
  - Mode
    220
- Erasing Calibrated Data
  225
  - Erasing # Mark
    226
- Troubleshooting
  228
  - Checking Operation and Actions
    228
  - Error During Communications
    229
  - Self-Diagnostic Messages
    230
  - Self-Diagnostic by Indicator (Option)
    234
- Insulation Resistance Test and Withstand Voltage Test
  235
Appendix - Supplement Manual for HART® Communication Op-

237
- Section 1 : Starting Communications
  237
  - 1-1: Connecting Communicator
    237
  - 1-2: HART® Communicator Keyboard
    238
  - Figure A-2 HART® Communicator
    238
  - Figure A-3 HART® Communicator Keyboard
    238
  - 1-3: Symbols on Communicator Screen
    239
  - 1-4: Keying in Alphanumeric Characters
    239
  - 1-5: Establishing Communications
    240
  - 1-6: Checking Basic Data
    241
- Section 2 : Configuration
  242
  - 2-1: HART® Communicator Menu Summary
    243
  - 2-2: Changing Tag no
    244
  - 2-3: Changing Output Format
    244
  - 2-4: Indicator Display Format
    245
    
    2-4-1: Display Type
    245
    
    2-4-2: Eulo / Euhi
    245
  - 2-5: Low Flow Cutoff Value / Dropout Point
    246
  - 2-6: Selecting Unit of Measurement
    247
  - 2-7: Setting Range Values
    247
  - 2-8: Fill Fluid Temperature Compensation
    248
  - 2-9: Adjusting Damping Time
    248
- Section 3 : Start-Up and Operation
  249
  - 3-1: Running Analog Output Check
    249
  - 3-2: Configuring Ranges with Applying Pressure
    250
- Section 4 : Calibration
  251
  - 4-1: Calibrating Analog Output Signal
    251
  - 4-2: Calibrating Range
    252
  - 4-3: Resetting Calibration
    252
- Section 5 : Service Setup Menu
  253
  - 5-1: Entering Service Setup Menu
    253
  - 5-2: de Mode
    253
  - 5-3: Failsafe Direction
    254

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