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Density Meter Error Outputs

The headmounted electronics unit can be fully configured via HART protocol using a Rosemount 275 HHC communicator or WinHME software on a PC. Without communication, limited diagnostics are available from the 4-20mA output or an optional local display. The 4-20mA output will indicate a fault by going below 4mA or above 20mA for under or over range errors. An optional local display can show error codes for sensor limits, memory errors, or input errors.

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Density Meter Error Outputs

The headmounted electronics unit can be fully configured via HART protocol using a Rosemount 275 HHC communicator or WinHME software on a PC. Without communication, limited diagnostics are available from the 4-20mA output or an optional local display. The 4-20mA output will indicate a fault by going below 4mA or above 20mA for under or over range errors. An optional local display can show error codes for sensor limits, memory errors, or input errors.

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HME900 Converter

USE & CONFIGURATION


SECTION 5
Use and Configuration

General The headmounted electronics unit is fully configurable via HART protocol.
The unit can be interrogated and configured using either a Rosemount 275
HHC (Hand Held Communicator), with the Sarasota DD (Device Descriptor)
for full configuration, or with WinHME (Thermo Fisher’s configuration
program) running on a PC using a HART serial port modem adapter.

If no communicating device is available limited diagnostics is available. See


below.

4 – 20mA Error Outputs The headmounrted electronics (without local display or HART
interrogation device) has limited error-signaling capability.

The current output (normally 4 – 20mA) has no normal over or under


range capability. If the calculated output is less then the configured zero
(LRV, Lower Range Value) the current output will be set to 3.8mA. If the
calculated output is greater then the configured full scale (URV, Upper
Range Value) the current output will be set to 20.8mA.

If either of these values appear at the output then the unit is in a fault
condition. (Most probably an out of range error).

Error Display If a local display is fitted then a number of error codes may be displayed
as follows:

 Error 01 LSL (Lower Sensor Limit) alarm


 Error 02 USL (Upper Sensor Limit) alarm
 Error 03 EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only
Memory) error
 Error 04 ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) error
 Error 05 Pressure input error
 Error 06 PRT input error
 Error 07 Period input error
 Error 08 RAM (Random Access Memory) error
 Error 09 ROM (Read only Memory) error

Section 5 - 1 Thermo Fisher Scientific

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