BEAMEX MC6-WS Manual de usuario

MC6-WS

Advanced Workshop

Calibrator and Communicator

Applies to firmware version 3.2

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Table of Contents - ii

Table of Contents

Feedback..........................................................................................6

Part 1, Introduction.........................................................................7

General.......................................................................................................7

About This Manual............................................................................7

Where am I?.............................................................................8

Typographical Conventions......................................................8

Unpacking and Inspection.................................................................8

About MC6-WS...........................................................................................9

Starting MC6-WS...............................................................................9

Firmware..........................................................................................10

Hardware......................................................................................... 14

General...................................................................................14

Pressure Modules...................................................................15

Front Panel Connection Details............................................. 16

Connectors At The Back of MC6-WS.................................... 17

Memory...................................................................................18

Display....................................................................................18

Batteries..................................................................................19

PC Communication/Calibration software.........................................19

UBS Communication Driver................................................... 20

MC6-WS Related Tools Available for PC...............................20

Options......................................................................................................20

Software Options.............................................................................20

Hardware Modules/Options and Accessories..................................21

Related Products.............................................................................22

Part 2, Active Terminals and Connections.................................23

General.....................................................................................................23

Measurements..........................................................................................24

Pressure Measurement...................................................................24

Connecting and Disconnecting External Pressure Modules...24

Zeroing a Pressure Module....................................................25

Current Measurement......................................................................25

Voltage Measurement..................................................................... 26

Temperature Measurement (Thermocouple)...................................27

Temperature Measurement (RTD)..................................................27

Resistance Measurement................................................................28

Frequency Measurement.................................................................29

Pulse Counting................................................................................29

Switch Sensing................................................................................30

Generations/Simulations...........................................................................31

Changing the Generated/Simulated Value......................................31

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Using the Soft Numeric Keypad.............................................31

Spinning..................................................................................32

Current Generation (Source or Sink).............................................. 33

Voltage Generation..........................................................................34

Thermocouple Simulation................................................................34

RTD Sensor Simulation...................................................................35

Resistance Simulation.....................................................................36

Frequency Generation.....................................................................37

Pulse Generation.............................................................................37

Thermocouple Connections......................................................................38

Part 3, Meter.................................................................................. 40

About Meter..............................................................................................40

Part 4, Calibrator...........................................................................42

About Calibrator........................................................................................42

Tools.........................................................................................................43

General............................................................................................43

Part 5, Documenting Calibrator...................................................47

General.....................................................................................................47

Calibration Software........................................................................48

Calibrating Instruments.............................................................................48

Generating/Simulating the Input Value............................................49

Instrument List.................................................................................49

Instruments.............................................................................50

Plant Structure Levels............................................................51

Instrument List Window Menu................................................52

Instrument Overview Window..........................................................53

Calibrating an Instrument Using MC6-WS...................................... 54

Changing the Pressure Module During Calibration................58

About Fieldbus and HART Device Specifics..........................58

Group Calibration..................................................................................... 60

Collecting Instruments/Functions for Group Calibration..................60

Editing a Group......................................................................62

Calibrating a Group.........................................................................63

Group Settings........................................................................63

Performing the Calibration......................................................64

Calibration Results................................................................................... 65

Deleting Calibration Results............................................................66

Digital Communication and MC6-WS's Instrument Data..........................66

Getting and Editing Mapped Data...................................................67

Preparations............................................................................67

Getting Default Mappings.......................................................67

Customizing the Mappings.....................................................68

Part 6, Data Logger.......................................................................72

General.....................................................................................................72

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Doing a Data Log.....................................................................................73

Configuring.......................................................................................73

Saving and Opening Configurations.......................................74

Starting the Data Log......................................................................75

Viewing and Saving or Deleting the Results...................................76

Viewing Saved Data Log Results....................................................77

Transferring Data Log Results to a Personal Computer................. 78

Part 7, Communicator...................................................................80

General.....................................................................................................80

Warnings..........................................................................................82

Connections..............................................................................................83

Selecting the Instrument.......................................................................... 84

List of Found Devices..................................................................... 84

About Instrument Parameters.................................................................. 86

Instrument Parameters in General..................................................86

Calibrating or Data Logging HART Instruments..............................87

Calibrating or Data Logging Fieldbus Instruments..........................88

Editing Parameters..........................................................................88

Trimming a Fieldbus Instrument......................................................89

Trimming a HART Instrument......................................................... 91

HART Device Description Specifics.........................................................93

General............................................................................................93

Basic View..............................................................................95

Managing Smart Transmitter Configurations............................................96

General............................................................................................96

Tools in MC6-WS............................................................................97

Saving Configurations............................................................ 97

Viewing/Managing Configurations..........................................97

Beamex MC6 Fieldbus Configuration Viewer..................................98

Uploading Configurations....................................................... 99

Linking Configurations to CMX...............................................99

Part 8, Settings............................................................................100

Settings...................................................................................................100

Optional Security Tool............................................................................101

General..........................................................................................101

Applied Restrictions..............................................................101

Part 9, Additional Information....................................................103

Additional Information.............................................................................103

User Defined Pressure Units.........................................................104

User Defined PRT/RTD Sensors.................................................. 105

General.................................................................................105

Callendar van Dusen Formula for PRTs..............................107

ITS-90 PRT Sensor..............................................................108

Factor....................................................................................110

Check Sensor Conversion....................................................111

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User Defined Transfer Functions..................................................112

User Defined Steps/Calibration Points..........................................114

Controller Communication.............................................................115

What Can be Done With Controller Communication............ 115

Configuring Controller Communication.................................117

Changing Controller During Calibration................................118

Appendix...................................................................................... 119

Safety......................................................................................................119

Approvals.......................................................................................119

Symbols Used............................................................................... 119

Safety Precautions and Warnings.................................................120

Operating Conditions............................................................120

General Warnings.................................................................120

Warnings Concerning the Lithium Polymer Battery Pack.... 121

Disposal/Replacement of Battery Pack................................121

Charging the Lithium Polymer Battery Pack.........................122

Storing...................................................................................123

Warnings Concerning Electrical Measurement and

Generation........................................................................123

General Warnings Concerning Pressure Measurement.......124

Warnings Concerning High Pressure...................................125

Disposal of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.........................126

Beamex and WEEE...................................................................... 126

Disposal of Battery Pack......................................................126

Service....................................................................................................127

Cleaning MC6-WS.........................................................................127

The Battery Charger......................................................................127

Sending MC6-WS for Service.......................................................127

Firmware Update...........................................................................128

Resetting MC6-WS........................................................................129

Recalibrating MC6-WS..................................................................129

Uninstalling/installing Modules to/from CENTRiCAL.....................130

MC6-WS's Battery Pack And Charger.......................................... 130

Removing/Replacing the MC6-WS Battery Pack................. 130

Index................................................................................................................132

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Part 1, Introduction - 7

Part 1, Introduction

Things discussed in this part:

• About this manual

• Briefly about MC6-WS's hardware and firmware

• Available software and hardware options

General

Thank you for buying Beamex MC6 Advanced Workshop Calibrator and

Communicator. Because of its versatile features, it really is "more than a

calibrator".

MC6-WS is one device with five different operational modes: Meter, Calibrator,

Documenting Calibrator, Data Logger and Fieldbus Communicator.

Note: Before taking MC6-WS into use, please read the warnings

available in Appendix.

About This Manual

MC6-WS User Manual is divided into several parts as follows:

•Part 1, Introduction discusses general matters.

•Part 2, Active Terminals and Connections. Whatever you measure, generate

or simulate, here's how to make the necessary connections.

•Part 3, Meter introduces the metering tool, which is handy for making quick

measurements. One measurement at a time.

•Part 4, Calibrator. A more versatile tool which allows you to measure/

generate/simulate two things simultaneously etc.

•Part 5, Documenting Calibrator concentrates on instrument calibration using

the full featured documenting calibrator.

•Part 6, Data Logger. Collecting and reviewing data and transferring logged

data to a PC.

•Part 7, Communicator. Invoking digital communication with modern

instruments.

•Part 8, Settings. How to customize MC6-WS and what the About window

contains.

•Part 9, Additional Information. About advanced tools for, e.g. adding custom

pressure units, connecting external devices etc.

Part 1, Introduction - 8

Where am I?

The header of each spread in MC6-WS User Manual informs you of where you

are: The even page shows the part you are in and the odd page shows the main

topic you are currently viewing.

Example of even page header:

2 – Part 1, Introduction

Example of odd page header:

About This Manual – 3

Typographical Conventions

The following typographical conventions apply to MC6-WS User Manual:

Bold text is used in following situations:

• References to User Manual topics and parts,

• MC6-WS keywords, i.e. terms shown in the User Interface and

• other keywords, e.g. the names of fieldbus parameters.

Note: This is a note. Notes typically inform you of something useful

concerning the current topic.

Caution: This is a caution. Whenever you see a caution, read it

carefully and take it seriously. By not observing cautions, you may

damage the calibrator.

Warning: This is a warning. Whenever you see a warning, read it

carefully and take it seriously. By not observing warnings, you may -at

worst- damage the calibrator and/or even risk your life.

Unpacking and Inspection

At the factory each new MC6-WS passes a careful inspection. It should be

free of scrapes and scratches and in proper operation order upon receipt.

The receiver should, however, inspect the unit for any damage that may have

occurred during transit. If there are signs of obvious mechanical damage,

package contents are incomplete, or MC6-WS does not operate according to

specifications, contact the purchasing sales office as soon as possible.

If you have to return the instrument to the factory for any reason, use the

original packing whenever possible. Include a detailed description of the reason

for the return. Read also chapter Sending MC6-WS for Service in Appendix.

For a description of available options, see Options.

Part 1, Introduction - 9

Standard accessories:

• Accredited calibration certificate,

• this User Manual,

• Warranty Card,

• test leads and clips,

• USB cable.

About MC6-WS

Starting MC6-WS

To start MC6-WS, switch the CENTRiCAL on. The MC6-WS will start

automatically. To switch on just the MC6-WS, press and hold the Power button

for a few seconds. The startup procedure ends in Home View. From MC6-

WS's Home View you may advance to any of the available main functions. This

manual contains detailed information of main functions as follows:

•Meter in Part 3,

•Calibrator in Part 4,

•Documenting Calibrator in Part 5,

•Data Logger in Part 6,

•Communicator in Part 7 and

•Settings in Part 8.

Figure 1: Home view

Part 1, Introduction - 10

Figure 2: Power button (left) and Home button (right)

With the Home button (see Figure 2: Power button (left) and Home button

(right)) you can always return to Home View from wherever you are.

When MC6-WS is already running, pressing the Power button briefly opens a

dialog with the following options:

•Power Off to shut down MC6-WS in Backup Mode, i.e. minimum power

consumption and full startup procedure.

•Standby to set MC6-WS in Standby Mode allowing faster startup when the

Power button is pressed again.

•Backlight Off to temporarily set the backlight off.

The button on the right side of the dialog:

•Power Management to define Backlight Brightness and other power

management related settings. More in Part 8, Settings.

MC6-WS will shut down immediately when the bench's Main switch is switched

off. The Battery Charging status window will not be displayed. MC6-WS can

still be operated normally on battery power, when the bench's Main switch is

switched off.

Note: Certain main functions are options. They may not be available

in your MC6-WS. More of this in chapter Options.

Firmware

You can interact with MC6-WS by tapping on available buttons/controls

displayed on the touch screen. Optionally: use the hardware arrow keys

to move between the available buttons/controls. The first time you push a

hardware arrow key the Hardware Focus Indicator is displayed (a blue border

around the active button/control). When using the hardware arrow keys, use the

hardware Enter key to select ("tap") a button/control.

Figure 3: Button without and with a Hardware Focus Indicator

Buttons often open a pop-up window for entering data, e.g. a unit button with

the text "mmH2O" opens a pop-up window of available units. Certain buttons

do have special functionality, like "Accept" and "Close" buttons. They close

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